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1 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 Thursday California Bowling News P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA Online: news@californiabowlingnews.com Office: Fax: Macpherson Named BPAA November Bowler of the Month ARLINGTON Wendy Macpherson of Henderson, Nevada, has been named the November 2010 Kegel Bowler of the Month by the Bowling Writers Association of America. Macpherson defeated Mika Sato, Japan, , for the women s title of the 34th ABS Japan Open, becoming the second woman to roll a televised perfect game in Japanese Professional Bowlers Association (JPBA) history. The effort earned her a 10,000,000 Yen (US $121,000) bonus and the 3,000,000 Yen (US $36,000) first place prize. The win is Macpherson s third JPBA title this year and eighth overall. The three-woman stepladder started with second seed Sato defeating third seed Himeji Urara, the 2009 JPBA Player of the Year, , to advance to the title match. Macpherson closely edged Bill O Neill, Southampton, Pa., the top seed for January s PBA World Championship. Others receiving votes were Scott Norton, winner of the PBA Chameleon Championship, Eugene McCune, winner of the Brunswick Pro Bowling Cheetah Championship and Osku Palermaa, winner of the PBA Geico Shark Championship. Help Raise Money for Alzheimer s MISSION VIEJO Something that hits home and hearts at Saddleback Lanes is the devastating Alzheimer s disease. It affects too many individuals and families and literally robs them of their loved ones. We at Saddleback are getting involved in the fight and we are asking for your help. Compete in our fundraising tournament this Saturday, December 11 (9:00am check in), or simply donate and bowl for fun. For just $25, you can enjoy bowling in a three game No Tap format tournament with a guaranteed first prize of $250. In addition, every participant will receive a free tournament T-shirt, raffle prizes, a drawing, and an opportunity to meet two of the hottest PBA bowlers, Missy (Belinder) Parkin and Scott Norton. The entire $25 entry fee will be donated to the Alzheimer s Association, as well as any proceeds generated from the raffle. To find out more about this debilitating disease, and other ways to get involved, please on line at or call the 24 hour hot line at (800) Together we can make a difference Bowling News Honor Roll Name Score Date Center rusty bryant mission hills bowl paula vidad upland bowl sonny dew CAl bowl jason ham deer creek lanes charles kenny mission hills bowl jerry armstrong mission hills bowl frank horst westminster lanes jason neville keystone lanes joe torre sr keystone lanes dave wodka mission hills bowl lowell huber 817/ linbrook bowl mike johnston II forest lanes charles kenny jewel city bowl d.a. Smith deer creek lanes mark dyer moreno valley bowl bruce kidder arrowhead lanes julie stuart buena lanes rick wanderhaar 800/ la habra 300 Bowl nick wilson la habra 300 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 Gamer - $ st Place check-in SUNDAY, Dec. 12th at 5PM 4:30 Entry Fee: $50 Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 Call Alan at (949) for more info. Wendy Macpherson and Dave Wodka Capture PCB Mission Hills Mixed Doubles Mission Hills After a Sunday Finals which saw 6 different teams have the lead at some point, Wendy Macpherson and Dave Wodka prevailed as the winners over Caycee Landers and Michael Haugen Jr. by a slim 13 pins. The event began with a field of 42 teams who all bowled 9 games of qualifying on Saturday. With the tougher than normal lane conditions, the cut score for the top 12 teams was Shelly Dowdle and Ken Maxey Jr. with a score of The field was lead by Missy (Belinder) Parkin and Scott Norton with a score of The 12 finalist teams returned on Sunday for 12 games of round robin match play. There were plenty of good scores on Sunday as 6 teams were in the hunt most of the day. Going into the last game, Wendy and Dave had a 47 pin lead over Caycee and Mike. Although Caycee and ARLINGTON, TX, December 1, The Bowling Proprietors Association of America (BPAA), the bowling industry s premier trade organization, announced today the signing of a landmark agreement with PepsiCo that will make Gatorade G2 both an official sponsor of the 2011 Bowling s U.S. Women s Open and the Official Thirst Quencher of the Bowling s U.S. Women s Open. Gatorade is an iconic brand that for 45 years has been synonymous with excellence in athletics, nutrition and sports science innovation. We could not be more proud to align women s bowling with G2, a low calorie sports drink product that directly answers the needs of our athletes, said Steve Johnson, executive director of the BPAA. G2 is an ideal partner for Bowling s U.S. Women s Open. The news comes on the heels of a series of historic announcements surrounding the Open and women s bowling. This past July, the BPAA announced that the Open will be telecast on ESPN from Oil Pattern Used House Shot Mike won the game, it was only by a score of which was not enough to overtake the lead. Wendy and Dave received $2,000 for the victory while Caycee and Mike got $1,500 for second. Rounding out the top 6 were Keli Callahan and Josh Blanchard in 3rd for $1,300, past champions Brett Wolfe and Tina Stickney in 4th for $1,100, past champions Missy Parkin and Scott Norton in 5th for $1,000 and Nicole Ellison and Dennis Horan Jr. in 6th for $900. The following bowlers also earned $100 bonuses courtesy of Bill Mossontte and Mission Hills Bowl for their Honor Scores: Paul Mandap (300), Dennis Horan Jr. (804), Ben Laughlin (803) and Dave Wodka (803). Please see full results on the PCB website at www. pacificcoastbowlers.com. PCB would like to give a special thanks to Dave Steward for running the tournament all weekend and to Melody Gar- PCB Champions Dave Wodka & Wendy Macpherson cia for helping with scores on for the great hospitality over Saturday. The PCB added over the weekend. The next PCB $900 back into the prize fund Mixed Doubles is now scheduled for March 26-27, 2011 at and would like to thank all the bowlers for participating. Yorba Linda Bowl. Look for PCB would also like to thank the full 2011 PCB schedule Bill Mossontte and the entire soon in the Bowling News and staff at Mission Hills Bowl on the PCB website. Gatorade G2 Named the Official Thirst Quencher of Bowling s U.S. Women s Open midfield at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, marking the first time in the history of the sport that a women s major professional bowling event will be held at a traditional sporting venue. Added Johnson, This historic partnership further illustrates how women s bowling has arrived. More and more major brands are taking notice of bowling s surging popularity among young females across the country. G2 offers All of the G with half the calories as Gatorade (20 calories per 8 oz. serving for G2 compared to 50 calories for Gatorade), delivering hydration to athletes during competition and exercise. As part of the sponsorship agreement, G2 will receive prominent branding at the 2011 Bowling s U.S. Women s Open including on-site visibility during match play rounds and qualifiers leading up to the June 30 finals at Cowboys Stadium (branded player jerseys, on-air brand consumption, etc.). Additionally, G2 sampling/promotion will be executed during Women s Open qualifying tournaments and state events held at bowling centers throughout the country. G2 will also receive logo recognition on all traditional media, digital media and event materials; including web sites, trade publications and in-center branding. At high schools, colleges and bowling centers across the nation, women s bowling is on the rise and rapidly growing in popularity having grown close to 13 percent over the last 3-years to over 25 million annually, said Doug Allison of PepsiCo. In bringing together G2 and Bowling s U.S. Women s Open, this partnership presents a tremendous opportunity for both brands to elevate their positions with elite female athletes. We re proud to help further the growth of America s largest participatory sport as the tremendous competitors of women s bowling will now fuel their bodies with G2. Earlier this month, the BPAA reported continuing annual increases in consumer participation with 71.1 million having bowled between April 2009 through March 2010 (the fourth consecutive year of industry growth) due, in large part, to heightened interest from women and younger bowlers. The BPAA also reported that, during that same time period, bowling generated a $10 billion impact on the U.S. economy. About Bowling s U.S. Women s Open Bringing together the most powerful brand in sports and the nation s number one participatory sport, Bowling s U.S. Women s Open, sponsored by the Brands of Ebonite International, is the premier U.S. Women s major professional bowling event. With competition open to all female youth and adult bowlers, the 2011 Bowling s U.S. Women s Open will culminate in a finals event on June 30, 2011 from midfield at Cowboys Stadium during International Bowl Expo 2011 and airing on ESPN. Additional information and entry forms can be found at: December Dash 4 Cash ABT Orange County Saturday Dec. 11 Cal Bowl ABTA Saturday Dec. 11 AMF Bowling Square J.S.T. Sunday Dec. 12 AMF Riverside Lanes P.J. s 6 Gamer Sunday Dec. 12 Canoga Park Bowl Senior No-Tap Singles Tuesday Dec. 14 Canoga Park Bowl Senior/Jr. Scratch 5 Gamer Saturday Dec. 11 AMF Eagle Bowl Six Gamer Sunday Dec. 12 Forest Lanes W.C.S.T Sat/Sun Dec. 11/12 Riverside Lanes - Laughlin

2 Page 2 BOWLING NEWS Creation of of YES YES Fund Triggers triggers major Major philosophy Philosophy change Change for youth For bowling Youth Bowling By Mark Miller For the Bowling News Network The kids are our future. Youth are the most important thing we do. We must do something to replace a lost generation. Those are some of the statements made over the past 30 years since organized bowling numbers have declined. They have been followed by a number of well-intentioned and by some measures successful programs including: The Young American Bowling Alliance s BIF (Bowling Is Fun) mascot Super Bowling Saturday featuring Olympic gold medal winning gymnast Mary Lou Retton Creation of the SMART (Scholarship Management and Recording for Tenpins) program and promotion of its $6 million in annual college funds Bowlopolis Increased emphasis on high school and college bowling The United States Bowling Congress Registered Volunteer Program USBC s $5 short-season league membership and shirts for all youth members Originally, these ideas were designed to create reasons for young people to get involved in bowling beyond just a fun night out with family or friends. More recently, the goal was to turn kids first exposed to bowling at birthday parties into something more. While there have been impressive increases in high school and collegiate team competitors and today more than 20 million people under age 18 bowl at least once a year, these programs have not stemmed the drop in regular youth league numbers. From a peak of 853,650 certified American Junior Bowling Congress members in 1978, there were only 235,361 USBC youth members as of July 31, the lowest in 50 years. Only in 2001 did youth membership grow. So what s the bowling industry doing today about this continuing downward trend? Working together more than ever thanks to a partnership between the membership organizations and major manufacturers. The result was the creation of a new industry marketing and program called the Youth Education Services Fund. The YES Fund started in August when Brunswick, Columbia 300, Ebonite, 900 Global, Hammer, QubicaAMF, Roto Grip, Storm and Track agreed to contribute a combined $250,000. Bowling Proprietors Association Director of Youth Chad Murphy is leading a team of International Bowling Campus staff to test and eventually implement programs designed to transition more youth into organized bowling. Joining BPAA in its full support is the USBC. Jim s Scratch 8 Gamer Sunday December 19th, 2010 Check-In: 9:00 AM - Start: 10:00 AM GUARANTEED!!! 1ST PLACE - $2,000 2ND PLACE - $1,500 3RD PLACE - $1,000 Entry Fee: $150 Cash Ratio: 1:6 Limited to 96 Bowlers $100 Game Sidepots $500 2nd & 6th Game Sidepots for $20 WILL BE ON A MODIFIED HOUSE SHOT DEL ROSA LANES 1499 E HIGHLAND AVE SAN BERNARDINO, CA Strickland is Back Practicing What He Preaches Coach and Author rolls 300 with new Storm ball after 12 year layoff Bowling for Alzheimer s No-Tap Tournament Non-Profit Event Saturday December 11th Check-in: 9:00am Bowling: 9:30am Only $25.00 Entry Fee 100% of fees go to prizes and to The Alzheimer s Association FREE T-shirt to all participants Walk-in entrants pay $30.00 Sign-up & help today! Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo, CA (949) Saddlebacklanes.net Also, Find us on Facebook Updates & Specials Bowling 3 games 9 Pin No-Tap format ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Have questions About Alzheimer s? 24 Hour Help Line ~ ~ Sign up form and more information on the back ~ ~ Everett Bob Strickland has been one of the best bowling coaches, writers, and ball drillers in the world for decades; but in recent years, some may have forgotten he is also a top bowler. On December 2, the 65- year-old author of the 1980 s breakthrough book Perceptive Bowling, and the Bowling: Steps to Success series, rolled a in the Thursday Night Scratch League at Evergreen Lanes in Everett, Washington. It was only the second 300 in this 20-lane center this season. What makes the perfect game even more impressive is the fact that before this season, back injuries and other medical problems kept Strickland off the hardwood for 12 years. Adding to the drama, this was Strickland s first ever 300 game rolled in USBC certified competition. He had rolled several in unsanctioned play and coaching exhibitions over the years, but never in official league or tournament play. A top bowler averaging over 200 since the early 1960 s, Strickland is a member of the Dallas Bowling Hall of Fame for superior performance. He and his wife Sue moved from Dallas to Everett in 2002 to operate Robert H. Strickland Associates, a business consulting firm. The Stricklands traveled across the globe in the late 80 s and early 90 s conducting Perceptive Bowling Clinics in more than a dozen countries. Bob has also contributed columns and instructional pieces to Stars & Strikes, International Bowlers Journal, and many other publications. Over the years, he has continued coaching and occasional writing; and when he decided to get back into bowling himself, Storm Bowling Products made 2Fast and Prodigy balls available. He used the Storm 2Fast for the 300 game. I was focused on our team effort, and all of the sudden, I had a nine-bagger, said Strickland. His first ball in the 10th was a little shaky, but he buried the final two shots in the pocket for the perfecto. Evergreen Lanes honored him by putting his name over the masking units the next day. After laying off for 12 years, this was an unexpected breakthrough for me. If it keeps going well, maybe I ll get back into some PBA regional competition, he said. Strickland was a top bowler in the PBA Southwest Region for many years before moving to the Northwest. Strickland will continue to sing the praises of Strom bowling balls and bowling fundamentals as he coaches and writes about bowling. He is planning an update to his Perceptive Bowling book, and he has released a series of mental bowling tips on a website he developed with Dr. Will Powers called Bowling Tough. It can be accessed at for more info contact: Bob Strickland bob@robertstrickland.com

3 BOWLING NEWS Page 3 Champion Beth Borci & Runner up, Frank Menchaca BETH BORCI WINS ABT CHAMPIONSHIP AT WESTMINSTER WESTMISTER The Westminster Lanes stop of the Amateur Bowlers Tour on November 24-28, 2010 saw the bowlers take to the lanes and after the finals, our newest champion, Beth Borci, emerged with the victory. Our newest champion, Beth Borci is a registered nurse. Beth is married to Anthony and they have two children, Moureiga and Mark. Beth has been bowling for over two years. Beth has a high game of 279 and was unsure of her high series. Beth was using an Ebonite Evolve for the win this weekend. Beth wanted to thank her family for their love and support. Beth also wanted to thank her husband and friends Michael Dang and Jeffrey Taino for their support during the tournament. Beth also wanted to thank Westminster Lanes for hosting the tournament and the ABT directors for running an outstanding tournament. The winner of the daily sweepers included Lowell Thompson. Mike Malinick, Chauncee Hicks. Dwaine Streater and Beth Borci. The winner of the senior sweeper was Adam Drozdz. The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at Westminster Lanes for hosting our tournament. Our next tournament is Saturday, December 11, 2011 at Cal Bowl. Squads are at 1, 2:30, and 4PM. The address for Cal Bowl is 2500 E. Carson Street in the city of Lakewood. Their phone number is Entry fee for this tournament is $50 ($45 Gold members and re-entries). First place will be $800 based on 100 entries plus the bonus pot. The next Western States Regional is scheduled for January at South Point Hotel, Casino, & Spa. First place for this tournament is $10,000 with bonus progressive. More information and applications are available at tournaments. We hope to see you at Cal Bowl on Saturday! Great Sweeper Rates Available Rooms from $ HOME OF THE: 2006 PBA Las Vegas Open USBC Team USA Trials 2009 Women s US Open 2010 PABCON Women s Championships 2011 USBC Junior Gold 72 STATE-OF-THE-ART LANES & SNACK BAR Hotel & Casino Amenities, 1301 West Sunset Road Henderson, Nevada sunsetstation.com Contact: Jim Welch (702) MENTION OFFER CODE:2695 Hotel offer based on availability and good until 12/30/10. Room rate(s) are subject to Clark County room tax, currently at 13%. Room tax is subject to change at any time without prior notice. Offer valid with charters requiring 10 or more rooms, per night. Offer is non-transferable and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Group cancellation policy applies. Must be 21 years of age or older to participate. Management reserves all rights Sunset Station Hotel & Casino, Henderson, NV a Station Casinos company.

4 Page 4 BOWLING NEWS 9AM to NOON Del Rosa Lanes Presents: EVERY WEDNESDAY! LAS VEGAS TRAVEL LEAGUE By Alice Meglemre CERRITOS The Vegas league returned to Cerritos Lanes Monday and Beth was at the control desk to welcome us. So was John, Cerritos Manager, who was doing double duty as a plumber, and he did a fine job. We expected some pretty good scoring Monday since it was Position Round and we were not disappointed. Doris Lewis led the honor roll with , followed by Betty Phillips , Roberta McNaught , Vi Wilson , Linda Kinney 528, Margo McClain 527, Dee Phipps 526, Karen Mauricio 525, Theresa Jackson 522, Cil Moons 520, Madeline Majick 517 and Darlene Waken 502. Fountain Bowl continues to dominate standings and swept three games from opponents. posting 31 wins, followed by Keystone #2, 23.2; Cal Bowl #1, Bowling News and Keystone #1 are tied at 20; Fountain Bowl #1, 16; Del Rio 15.2; Valley View #2, 15; Linbrook 14 and Valley View #1, 14. The concourse behind lane 25 looked like Christmas when Joan Roper displayed the lovely handmade goodies she sells every year. We assume she will have them again next week, and maybe some others will bring some Christmas items to sell. We regret we can t recall the name of the man who was also selling lots of pretty things during league play, but we have known him forever and his products continue to get better every year. It hardly seems possible but the annual Christmas pot-luck and optional gift exchange is due a week from Monday and Charlie (Santa Claus) Williams will again preside over the gift exchange. Details will be given next week for those who are new members in the league this year. NEXT WEEK- 10:30 a.m. Monday, December 13 at Keystone Lanes. Last Weeks Solution Canoga Park Bowl (818) Van Owen., Winnetka 55 & Over Senior No-Tap SINGLES TOURNAMENT Tuesday Dec. 14, 2010 Check in Noon Bowl at 12:30pm Entry Fee: $8 Sidepots optional Handicap 90 % of 210 Optional 300 Jackpot $ FREE COFFEE & DONUTS... P.J. s 6 Game Scratch Singles Sunday Dec Check in 10am Bowl at 11am Entry Fee: $60 included sidepots $400 1st Place (based on 20 entries) $220 2nd - $110 3rd - $80 4th Contact P.J.Yarns at Foot Tournament Shot 300 scratch game rolled in game 3 will win the current jackpot. Bowlers who have participated in 3 of the last 5 tournaments are eligible for 100% of the jackpot. All others may only win 50%. New Open Bowling Specials QuartermaNIa Tuesdays 9pm to Midnight Dollar Night Wednesday 9pm to Midnight Bowlingnews sudoku :30 AM Noon $8.00 ($3 Lineage / $5 Prize Fund) INCLUDES COFFEE!!!! 1499 E. Highland Ave San Bernardino, Ca (909) SADDLEBACK LANES MISSION VIEJO YOUTH LEAGUES STARTING IN JANUARY, FEBURARY, AND MARCH For Ages 7-18 Saddleback Rookies Feb. 28, :00 P.M. Afternoon Strikers Jan. 22, :00 P.M. Mustangs Feb. 26, :00 A.M. Bumper Leagues for ages 3-11 Monday Mighty Mites Jan. 3, :00 P.M. Bumper Buddies Jan. 4, :00 P.M. Bumper Critters Jan. 8, :00 A.M. For Families Mommy & Me (Dad s Too) Jan. 5, :00 P.M. Jan. 6, :30 A.M. Friendly Family Rollers Jan. 7, :30 P.M. All Ages (Your dinner included in price) Bringing back Junior Scratch League on Saturday Mornings Starting March 5, 2011 Must have 140+ Average 9:00 A.M. USBC Sanctioned Scholarships Special Discounts Part of the Registered Volunteer Program For more information please call Arlene at

5 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA Cell: Romy Cajucom 4th ABTA Win at Mission Hills Carry-Over of all Pots Match Game is $3500 Match Series estimate of $1500 ABTA Returns to Bowling Square Lanes This Weekend is $2,400 at Bowling Square Lanes MISSION HILLS In our long awaited return to Mission Hills Bowl, bowlers came out for a semi tough shot this week. We had 168 entries this week. Cut scores were a +61 for the men and +22 for the women. This week, our three Super Seniors added to the board were Greg Reinhard (+27) and Leo Tartamella (+19) for the men and Frances Brandt (+21) for the women. That would give us 41 bowlers making it to the semi-finals this week. For all qualifying squads our top qualifier for the Men was Casey Nelson with a +126, and for the women it was Veronica Boone with a +95. Each will get paid entries into a future regular ABTA event. Each week our top seed overall draws the Match Series, and this week it was worth $1202. The top seed drew a 644 but we had no one that bowled that score. Next week at Bowling Square Lanes we will estimate the Match Series at $1500. For the qualifying this week, Mike Moore was the final person standing to go for the $2300 pot. He missed on his first shot and received a $50 consolation. We will add another $100 at Bowling Square Lanes for total of $2400. In the doubles this week, we had 139 groups get into the doubles, with 20 spots being paid out. The top prize this week went to Rodney Payne and Casey Nelson with a 1390 for $160. In 2nd place, it was Greg Kokanour and Marvin Crowder with a 1384 for $140. The low to cash was 1322; we paid out $1390 in doubles. In the semis this week we saw Romy Cajucom lead the field with a +120 to sit out and bowl for the title. Gerry Manuel came in second at +118 and would sit out the first round. It took a +52 for the men and women needed a +28 to make the top 16. This week, our top seed in semi-finals had the honor of drawing the match game worth $3500. The pot maxes out at that amount and we have a second pot growing and that is currently at $745. He drew a 273. After a review of all the scores bowled, we had no one that shot that score, so it will carry-over to next week and we will again go for the max of $3500 at Bowling Square Lanes. This week we had 10 new bowlers join us, and no returning member. Let s welcome these new bowlers to the club, Carol Tucker, Trent Griffiths, Marysa Keller, Junior Viray, Mitchell Weitzman, Aviv Auslander, John Dipiertro Jr, Chris Walston, Sammy Santiago Sr, Richard Arens and we would see 1 of the new bowlers make the semi-finals in their first time bowling. This would bring us to our Match Play finals now. In the first round the 7 losers were Deborah Sanders, Greg Kokanour, Brad LeCount, Anthony Borci, David Godinez, Cezar Marcella, and Rodney Payne. They would receive checks of $100 each. In the second round, the losers were Marvin Crowder, Annaliza Agoncillo, Vic Garcia, and Gerry Manuel. Each would get checks of $ This would get us to the final four bowlers. At this point, our horses would be paying anywhere from a low of $50 (Thomas Licauco) to a high of $100 (Tiffany Paulsen) depending on who would win. In this round we saw Ron Peter (3rd seed) bowling Alejandro Vela (8th seed). In this match, Ron would get the better of Alejandro with a 244 to 186 finish. In the other match we saw Thomas Licauco (6th seed) bowling Tiffany Paulsen (7th seed). In this match, Thomas would get the better of Tiffany in this match with a 233 to 171 final score. Alejandro and Tiffany finished in 4th and 5th getting checks for $115 each. Our semi-final match was set to be bowled on 17 and 18; we had our 3rd and 6th seeds into the top 16 bowling each other. In our horses this week we would see Thomas paying $50 and Ron paying $78 if they win their match. In this match, Ron would stake Thomas to a 37 pin based on Handicap difference. But Ron started out on fire by opening up with a Ham bone (4 strikes), but Thomas would stay clean for the first five frames. Ron would open in the fifth frame, but came back with three more strikes. Thomas opened in the sixth, seventh, and eighth frames to allow Ron to jump out to a 39 pin advantage. Ron would finish with a 216/232 to 162/215 final sending him to the title match. For those lucky investors that had Ron as a horse, he paid $78. Thomas finished 3rd and received $200. The title game is set and (562) Cell: (562) ABTA TOuRNAMENT Saturday December 11th 2010 Bowling Square 1020 S. Baldwin, Arcadia (626) Take 10 Freeway to Santa Anita North 3 Miles to Duarte Rd then left/west 1/2 mile to Baldwin, right or Take 210 Freeway to Baldwin 2 Miles South Bring In A New Member & Get A $15 Rebate At Bowling Square Win $3,000 1 st with Bonuses $1,100 Min Squads: 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semi Finals 7:45 PM Match Game Est $3,500 Match Series Est $1, is $2,400 up to 209 Average No PBA Entry Fees: $53-$50-$45 Reduced Entry Fees: $35-$33 Brackets Match Game Match Series doubles Side Pots Horses Guaranteed Min of 35 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 Min. 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals All Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the exciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women Guaranteed dec 18 West Covina lanes CHRISTMAS SPECIAl 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM Jan las Vegas/South Point $11,000 1st with Bonuses $ 5,500 Min 1st FULLY GUARANTEED! NOT BASED ON ENTRIES Full Guarantee!!!!!!!!Las Vegas Rooms Due by Jan 8 we have great rates Pay through the ABTA Only Each day is separate qualifying board Men Women Qualify Separately Get Rooms early Fri Sat only $78 +tax other nites only $45 +tax Cajucom is ABTA Champ at Mission Hillls (L-R) Matt Garcia ABTA member, Ron Peter (runnerup) $500, Romy Cajucom (Champion) $1,000, Tomas Licauco 3rd and Gerry Manuel 9th. ABTA 1 Romy Cajucom ss 720 $1, ABTA Shirt $ Ron Peter 688 $ Thomas Licauco 676 $ Alejandro Vela 671 $ Tiffany Paulsen 60% 670 $ Gerry F. Manuel 718 $ Marvin Crowder 662 $ Vic Garcia ss 652 $ Annaliza Agoncillo 630 $ Brad LeCount 683 $ David Godinez 677 $ Greg Kokanour 668 $ Anthony Borci 655 $ Rodney Payne 653 $ Cezar Marcella 653 $ Deborah Sanders 628 $ Greg Reinhard 60% 647 $ Richard Samson 647 $ Venturito Tumacay 642 $ Ely Cruz ss 642 $ John Grieco Sr ss 640 $ Casey Nelson 637 $ Al Lavoie 633 $ Gino Mansilungan 633 $ John Pham 632 $ Jason LaVoie 622 $ Som Seng 621 $ Pedro Benitez ss 607 $ Derico Atkins 607 $ Roger Amparo 603 $ Carlo Mansilungan 602 $ Leo Tartamella ss 600 $ Veronica Boone 596 $ Julie Nguyen 595 $ Dominador La Guardia 594 $ Marysa Keller 589 $ Frances Brandt ss 585 $ Dana LeCount 577 $ Alvin Francisco 565 $ Jeremy Pearson 560 $ Lordan Ferguson 558 $54.00 DOUBLES 1 Rodney Payne / Casey Nelson 1390 $ Greg Kokanour / Marvin Crowder 1384 $ John Sr Grieco / Anthony Borci 1371 $ Marvin Crowder / Ely Cruz 1371 $ Richard Samson / Carlo Mansilungan 1370 $ Bedell Vasquez / Marvin Crowder 1359 $ bowled on lanes 19 and 20 this week. Romy being the top seed elected to start the match first. Romy would strike on his first ball and that would bring up Ron. He would get a strike also in the first frame. He would leave the 3-6 in the 2nd and only get 1 pin on his pick up. As the match continued, Romy would double in the 4th and 5th frames, but that would be matched by Ron with a double in the 5th and 6th frames. The match would continue to stay within 25 pins all the way till the 9th frame. But Romy would strike and that would bring up Ron. He left the 10 pin on his first ball and then missed the spare on his second shot. That was enough to send Romy to his fourth ABTA championship with a 226/243 to 192/208 finish. Romy would take home $1000 for the win and an additional $100 for wearing his ABTA shirt. Ron finished in 2nd for $500. Champion Romy Cajucom is from Eagle Rock and used an Storm Invasion drilled by James at Pickwick. He is married to wife Mary Lou. He would like to thank his wife and all his friends at ABTA. Ron Peter (2nd Place) is from Long Beach and used a Brunswick Groove drilled by Mike Wahl. He is married to Marie and they have 5 children, Amber, Matt, Willy, Darren, and Ronnie Jr. He thanks God for all his blessings, ABTA Members and friends, and a special thanks to his family for all their support. Thomas Licauco (3rd Place) is from Studio City and used a Break Point drilled by Rusty Bryant. He is married to Esther, another ABTA bowler and they have 1 son John who also is an ABTA bowler. He would like to thank his wife for all her support, son John, Cezar Marcela, Richard, Gerry Manuel, Lordan Ferguson, and friends. This week, the weekly ball sponsor winner of a 900 Global Ball was Sonny Garcia and he won a Hype. Each time 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 raffle prizes. Winning a Regular Entry was Faye Josafat, Rey Josafat, and Lordan Ferguson. Winning an entry in our January Las Vegas event was David Emrich. The rest of the results can be seen in the payoff sheet in this paper. This Saturday, December 11th, Bowling Square Lanes is our host for a 1 day regular event. Saturday squads are 12 pm, 1 pm, 2:30 pm, 4:00 pm, and 6 pm is the final squad. Please plan on showing up early for squad times. The semi-finals will start at approximately 7:45 pm. Remember to check in early as it will be busy. Remember if you bring in a new member you get a $15 credit on your entry and bowl for regular entry. See our ad for address and directions, or check our website (www. abta1.com) to link to address for directions. Dec. 18 it the Big CHRIST- MAS EVENT at WEST COVINA LANES. LOTS OF GIFTS, PRIZES AND DRAWINGS AND A GREAT TOURNAMENT. JOIN AND CHECK IN EARLY~~ It s history folks as Romy Cajucom enter the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at Bowling Square Lanes! 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! ALSO:: THERE IS A BYE DEC. 25 AND JAN. 1 to Honor and Celebrate the Holidays. We will retun Jan 8 at popular Oak Tree Lanes in our firt event of LAS VEGAS EVENT JAN at the SOUTH POINT, LAS VEGAS. ROOMS ARE DUE JAN. 8TH. WE HAVE GREAT RATES AT SOUTH POINT. SEE YOU AT BOWL- ING SQUARE, DEC. 11, DEC..1, Mission Hills Dec. 4, Carlo Mansilungan / Cezar Marcella 1358 $ Marvin Crowder / Rey Josafat Jr $ Marvin Crowder / William Garrett 1342 $ Casey Nelson / Julieta Ward 1339 $ Thomas Licauco / Cezar Marcella 1339 $ Nghiem Tran / Gino Mansilungan 1338 $ Minh Dang / Thomas Licauco 1336 $ Cezar Marcella / Richard Samson 1334 $ Marvin Crowder / Deborah Sanders 1332 $ Vuong Do / Pedro Benitez 1331 $ Marvin Crowder / Chris Kelly 1329 $ Scott Vasquez / Carlo Mansilungan 1329 $ Marvin Crowder / Leo Tartamella 1329 $ Rodney Payne / Minh Dang 1322 $20.00 FINANCIAL REPORT Cut Scores Men: + 61 Women: + 22 Super Seniiors: Leo Tartamella, Greg Reinhard Frances Brandt High Qualifer (Free Entry) Men: James Sampson +151 Women: Leslie Gabriel : Mike Moore Match Game: No WInner Match Series: No Winner Raffle 900 Global Ball - Hype Sonny Garcia Las Vegas Entry David Emrich Regular Entry Faye Josafat Regular Entry Lordan Ferguson Regular Entry rey Josafat Prize Fund 168 $4, Paid Entries 54 $ Optional Sidepots $1, Doubles $1, $50.00 Shirt & Trophy $88.00 Total Payout $15,300.00

6 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS by Connie Marchione HOST GREAT LAKES DEAF BA S FUND RAISING FOOTBALL POOL LAS VEGAS This writer got s from Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association President Walt Niesluchowski and Secretary Treasurer Mike Jasko, both are about update of GLDBA s near successful fund raiser, a football pool. This pool is to help defray the high expenses of their coming 75th anniversary GLDBA Tournament at Red Rock Hotel, Casino and Bowling Center on April 4-9, (See story below) Their football pool is similar to all pools with 10 squares across and 10 squares down, a total of 100 squares but the cost of each square is pretty steep, $200 per. High but the cost covers 4 different events, Colleges BCS, AFL, NFL and Super Bowl Championship.. A total of $20,000 if all squares are sold out and $2,000 goes to GLDBA s 2011 Fund and the remaining $18,000 is split up in $5,400 in prizes for BCS, $2,700 each in prizes for AFL and NFL and $7,400 in prizes for Super Bowl. There are 80 chances to win prizes ranging from $50 in AFL or NFL up to $1,500 in Super Bowl. Better hurry because this updated pool is nearly sold out with only 15 squares open for sale. Those interested should click on internet to look at this pool or take the faster way by contacting any of these persons for update number available before send $200: James Dudasik ydud@aol.com, Michael Miller mikeredfox@me.com, Ronnie Zuchegno zuchman2011@aol.com or Michael Mangialardo mmangialardo@comcast.net. Good luck. BIGGEST NATIONAL DEAF TOURNAMENT IN LAS VEGAS ON APRIL 2011 GLDBA 75TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT AT RED ROCK LANES APRIL 4-9 LAS VEGAS The national deaf bowlers as well as deaf bowlers from out of US will come to Las Vegas for the biggest deaf bowling event of 2011 to help celebrate Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association s 75th anniversary tournament. The gala event for the bowlers and fans will be at Red Rock Hotel on April 4 to 9 with the men bowlers using Red Rock Lanes and the Great Lakes Deaf Women Bowling Association bowlers using the lanes at Texas Station Hotel nearby. The tentative schedule has set Monday April 4 (8:00 AM) for a golf tournament for deaf bowlers who also play golf (Golf course to be announced later); Tuesday April 5 (10:00 AM) for No-Tap Tourney for these who want to try the lanes at Red Rock; Wednesday April 6 (8:00 AM) is for Cahen Masters for men at Red Rock and Kernz Queens for women at Texas Station Lanes. The regular GLDBA and GLDWBA tournaments at their respective Lanes are set on Thursday April 7 (8:00 AM) with Singles and Doubles events and on Friday April 8 with team events. But on Saturday April 9 both men s Senior Citizens Masters and women s Senior Citizens Queens are set at 8:00 AM at Red Rock Lanes. The evenings are free for all to enjoy the sights of Las Vegas. The captain s meetings are on (?). There will be a Poker Tournament for deaf bowlers and fans on Friday evening. Hall of Fame and Awards Luncheon will be held at 2 PM Saturday April 9 and in the evening at 8 PM a Grand Ball and Floor Show will be Red Rock Hotel Ballroom. For all other information on entry forms, registrations and hotel reservations find on internet The deadline is February 7, New Senior League Sponsored by Pioneer Medical Group and Cal Bowl!! STARTED FRIDAY DECEMBER 3 at 1PM Of America Teams of 4 No Max Any Combo - Beginners Welcome - ROOM FOR 4 MORE BOWLERS This 16 week league costs each bowler only $50.00! No Hidden Fees! No Gimmicks! That s only $3.13 a week for 3 games folks!! Call Today or Show up Friday at Cal Bowl 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA Date & Location December 12, 2010 AMF Riverside Lanes Indiana Ave. Riverside Ca DOUBLES TOURNAMENT Any Combination MANDATORY PRE-ENTRY 3 DIVISIONS Team Average Max s Hdcp = 348, Adv.= 388, Open = 389 up Get a Friend and Come Bowl To Enter Call or butch@jstbowl.com SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS all Div.

7 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 Sysco & JAT Tied at 18 by Aimee Gomez Downey This week looked like a battle on many pairs, especially on the first place pair. Sysco s Vernon Adams /713, Paul Barraco /695, Charlie Kinstler /693 and Harry Wong /659 put up some huge scores after dropping the first game to Brylaw Accounting. For Brylaw, Billy Myers Jr /695, Charles Zelaya /679, Larry Stephens /664, and Garcell Bullocks /628 did well and got close again in game three, but only wound up with one win on the evening. Sysco has 18 while Brylaw dropped to third with 17 wins. In a match decided by three pins twice and twenty pins separating the teams at the end of the night, Junior Amateur Tour rode David Yamauchi /701 to four wins over Pro Approach. Alex Garcia led the way for Pro Approach, even going front nine game two, with his /667; teammate Jon Stone /617 broke six with a borrowed ball and house shoes thanks to the thief who stole all of his equipment. After the pins had settled, JAT had 18 wins. Katie Jake s Bar and Grill took four from Linder Insurance thanks to Jon Brandon /692, Kevin Yamauchi /685 and Kevin Valmonte /627. Shane Soper /684, Aaron Hodges 279/641 and Keith Klagge 262/614 put up a huge game at the end, but still only picked up the second game win. Katie Jake s has 16 and sits in fourth. Bowlers Depot swept thanks to Jeff Carr /681 and Raul Rosales /646. They bowled ABTA, who simply had another off night. Bowlers Depot also has 16 wins. Clyde s Video Games took four from Tifco thanks to Mike Villareal s /601 set. Tom Jackson led Tifco /603, and helped them to a third game win. In the corner, Storm Products used Paul Varela /652, Ramon Torres /629 and Leonard Ruiz 226/607 to earn four from Herzog Insurance s Danielle Schilling /631 and sub Katrina Fujikami taking her first stab at Cheetah, /603. Bowlium won four from Threadworks. Arnold Cheesman /654, Mark Fisser /652, Juan Camarena 245/612 and Cynthia Cheesman 227/606 led the way as Jon Reyes /713 and Eric Snow /651 of Threadworks tried to cover their team, but only got the first game. Zavala s Taquerias finally got some wins, sweeping Key Container, who had yet another tough week. Paul Danforth /675, Jeff Garrison /637 and Greg Neuer /606 led the way off of the last place pair. Next week will be another battle, so come prepared. Have a great week and see you all soon. Downey, CA Laughlin Sweeper Customers Welcome Here Buy New Ball Get Free T-Shirt Active Pro Shop Golf - Bowling Supplies - Repairs Experience That Counts on the River Best Prices! Best Service! Storm Roto Grip Hammer Hot New Ball - Motiv PBA Staff Member George Kleinstuber on Duty Heidi Frederick - Ball Spec. Specials: Get the oil out of your ball - Includes resurfacing & new finger grips if needed - $ We buy used bowling balls drilled one-time for 10% to 20% off on new bowling ball. 2. 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8 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS THURSDAY DEC. 9th 12:30 PM 300 POT Carryover Game #1 $55 Game #2 $55 Game #3 $65 Ties Split Big Money Action This Weekend in Laughlin For The WCST Ebonite Singles by Dick Sanders LAUGHLIN The rewards for being a current WCST Member, and had bowled in at least three WCST Tournaments in 2010, gives the bowlers $2, in added money to their prize fund. This money came from the great bowling balls of Ebonite International Company, that were sold at the tournament sites this year. A total of 75 to 80 bowlers will be participating this week-end at Riverside Casino Lanes in Laughlin, NV, December 11-12, with two scheduled 5 game singles sweepers, on Friday, December 10th to start at 2:30PM and 6:00PM. Bowlers on Saturday, for the regular tournament will be bowling for over $12, in prize money, with an additional $3, to $4, dollars in sweeper action and High Game Side- Pots, and Brackets action. There will be one squad only on Saturday, December 11th to start at 9:00AM. Bowlers will be bowling two 5 game blocks, with an hour break for lunch, and to strip, and reoil the lanes for the 2nd block. Finals, on Sunday, December 12th for the two divisional ages that will begin at 7:30AM, for the Super Seniors and at 8:30AM, for the Regular Division. Start off the New Year, 2011, by joining the WCST as a new member, or current WCST Members due to re-new their Annual Dues. $60.00 is the fee, and it is good for one year from the time you had signed up. Send your checks to WCST, West Drive #3, Morongo Valley, CA Twenty one WCST Tournaments are scheduled in 2011, with the 1st one at Cal Bowl in Lakewood, CA, January 8-9, For more information call the WCST Office anytime night or day, , or my cell phone: Computer users, click onto the INFORMATION PAGE: WCST Website: NEW YEARS NIGHT Mixed Doubles 9-Pin No-Tap Saturday January 1, 7:00 pm 64 DoublesTeams Max! - First Come First Serve PAID ENTRYS ONLY! 3 Games - $50.00 per Team Handicap - 90% of 230 (Side Pots Optional) Entering Average 1. Winter Winter Book. 3. Summer Game / with League Sheet 4. No Book House has right to Re-rate Individuals For further information call: Tom Cristi or Craig Goodman W. Soledad Cyn Rd, Saugus, CA (661) fax (661) Visit us online at (562) (562) (Cell) ABTA SOUTH POINT OPEN New Members allowed up to 209Average No PBA PWBA Membership Only $ Seniors Men 55+ & Ladies 49+ Join Free Handicapped Event 75% of 218 MUST HAVE Verifiable Average to JOIN Hosted by the South Point Hotel Lanes Casino 9777 Las Vegas Blvd, South Las Vegas, Nevada (702) (866) $11,000 1st Place with Full Bonu$e$ and Cash-n-Carry Entry Fees: $ & 63 ($86 prepaid) Reduced Entry Fees Pays $2,750 1st $61-53 & 50 BONUSES $350 If Prepaid by Jan, 8 $ if qualifying Thursday Squads & Winning $ Friday Squads $200 qualifying Satruday ur Squads Noon-1:00-2:30 or 4:00 PM $500 if bowled 29 or more squads since Jan 22, 2010 $200 with ABTA logo shirt $500 if bowled 29 or more squads since Jan 22, 2010 Cash n Carry pays $110-$1 in this special event up to $3,850 QUALIFYING SQUADS MEN & WOMEN QUALIFY SEPARATE 1 in 5½ Entrants to the Semi Finals EACH DAY SEPARATE QUALIFYING Thursday: Jan 20 $500 Bonus 9:30-11:00 & 12:30 AM Friday: Jan 21 $300 Bonus 1:00-2:30-4:00-BREAK-9:30-11:00-12:30AM Saturday: Jan 22 12:00-1:30-3:00-4:30-OIL-6:30-8:15-9:15 & 11:30PM Sunday : Jan 23 Last Reg. Squad 9:30AM (takes 1 in 5 ½) 10:45 Re-Entry Only Squad (1 in 5½ to Semi Finals) ** Note The Sunday 9:30AM Squad Is Open To Everyone! 1st Time OK ** Sunday 10:45AM Squad is RE Entry Only (You must have already bowled in the tournament) Roll-off NOON Sunday Semi Finals at 12:20PM Estimate 120 to Semis/Cash - Top 32 to the single elim finals 7 Women Minimum to 32 Guaranteed 56 Men 14 Women and 5 Super Seniors PRIZE FUND SEPARATE QUALIFYING BOARDS Daily 1 in 5 1/2 $28,000 est. Min. 75 Semifinalists est. 120 to Semi Finals $5,500 1st Guaranteed (min) 46 Men - 14 Women plus addes Super Seniors $2,750 2nd, $1,250 3rd Plus 1 in 5 1/2 to Semi Finals ROOM RATES Very reasonable rates at the South Point due by Jan 8 Rooms Fri & Sat $78 + tax or Other nights $45 + tax or Reserve & Pay through the ABTA only for Special listed rate RUSTY BRYANT Lessons by Appointment THE PRO ZONE The Ultimate Pro Shop Sepulveda Blvd. Mission Hills, CA Inside Mission Hills Bowl JIM MURTISHAW S 837 Is A Ten Pin Shy Of Cal Oaks Record by Frank Weiler MURRIETA JIM MUR- TISHAW bowled 837 ( ) last week and just missed tying the Cal Oaks house record of 858. Jim would have tied the record, if the ten pin he left in the tenth frame of his first game had fallen. If that ten pin falls, Jim s first game is 300 instead of 279. Those twenty-one additional pins would have brought his series up to a record tying 858. The record was set by JUSTIN BORLAND three years ago. Jim wasn t dissapointed with missing the record though. He told me that he was only dissapointed in not bowling a 849 series! What? What has 849 got to do with Jim s 837 or the house record of 858? Well, the Murtishaw family record is 848, and Jim wanted to break it. The 848 was bowled by Jim s wife Anita ten years ago. ANI- TA MURTISHAW bowled her big score in the California Girls League at Cal Oaks Bowl on a Tuesday morning. Anita s 848 is believed to be the highest certified three game series ever bowled by a woman in the Citrus Belt. What will the Murtishaw clan do next? Thanks to the BOWL- ING NEWS, we can all find out. So keep reading the Bowling News every week. Las Vegas January Qualify Any Day $5,500 1st Place Guaranteed Minimum $2,750 2nd Place Special: Get 900 Ball Profit Extension and 1st entry for $170 (Normal value of ball is $200+) Hours: Mon. Thru Fri. 11a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 11 a.m to 5 p.m. RAY COBB Leads TEAM DARKLINE To The Top by Frank Weiler SAN BERNARDINO Team Darkline is 21-4 and in first place in DEL ROSA LANES Classic Scratch League. Team Darkline is led by anchor man RAY COBB. Ray has been the most consistent bowler in the league. The result: WINS. With about one-third of the season in the books, and DEL ROSA LANES best bowlers facing a sport like oil pattern, averages are dropping. Only six of the Citrus Belt s top scratch bowlers are averaging 220. Ray Cobb is third best at 227. BOBBY CAMPAGNALE (241 average), and DAVE WOD- KA (240) are still one and two, with Cobb, DENNIS HORAN (225), ZIGGY CZAJA (222) and CORKY DeMAIO (220) right behind. CORA WAIS (200) is leading the ladies, with NICOLE ELLI- SON (199) just behind. Nicole has the high game (278) and series (727) for the ladies. Cora and Nicole recommend all SoCal bowlers keep up with the latest news in our sport by reading the BOWLING NEWS. They both join me in thanking the Bowling News for keeping all of us informed.

9 CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA (562) LAKEWOOD It s time for our weekly Cal Bowl Bowling Report. Are you ready to see who made the high scoring list? Funsters: Glenn Merchant 263/699, Dottie Anderson 192, Danne VanHorn 540, Bob VanHorn 258/639, Willie Young 255/666, Vancie Keith 191/515, Mattie Wylie 504. ancie K C.A.U.L.: (Week 12) Jonathan Gale 257/716, Julie Szajlia /459, Jeanine Edgington /453, Andy Clark 255/642, Keith Hartman 245/686, Derek Spann (Week 13) Shaun Waggoner /656, Shannon Leahy 170/460, David Winter 235/642, David Regul 222/626, Jamie Estrada 237, Gary Treadaway 236. Captain & Crew: Mattie Wylie /549, Shirley Dohrman /537, Mel Leach 174. L.B.S. Employees: Fred Faniel /662, Shirley Piotraschke 195/520, Dan Ewasky 215/561, Carol Eggers 171. Marcus Lemons Vegas Outlaws: (Week 15) Jello Gray 267/658, Felecia Tripp /608, Donald Wade 244/644, Robert Cloyd 626, Leon Bradford 242/621, John Neely 262, Paul Staff 259, Richard Pollock 255, Rachel Webb 208, Melanie Fowler 203/571, Helen Martin 205/566, Rachel Webb 208. (Week 16) Mitchell Grissett 257, Phylissia Smith 248/658, Paul Staff 246/698, Darren Stillwell 248/655, Jello Gray 244/718, Leon Bradford 665, Teya Burks 247/611, Rachel Webb 236/591. Wednesday Mixed Five: Don Ott 257/732, Michelle Dixon 213/575, Ramiro Garcia /713, Mikey Villarreal 265/713, Richard Ware 244/690, Vi Wilson 527, Shirley Owens 524, Tobie Wynn 259. Sierra Bugs: Elinor Baratelle 202/557, Mattie Wylie 512, Myra Kremen 189, Stephanie Graves 186. Side Pots: 1st Myra 221, 2nd (scr.) Mattie 182, 3rd Stephanie 219. Cal Stars: Darlene Hom 201/551, Elaine Todd 202/526, Mattie Mylie 200/519, Valerie Romig 521, Yvonne Clarke 502. Side Pots: 1st game Mattie nd game E.T rd game Joanne Johnson 235. Senior Men s: Bill Scott 756, Sonny Dew 300 /751, Sherman Joseph 268/741, Rey Santos 269/706, Jim Plante 262, Ralph Wingert 735, Rick Llaneta 726, Carl Labayan 258. Gobs and Gals: Vic Santos 277/770, Deb White 257/688, Maota Bahr 647, Johnathan Gaines 289, Sue Cant 247, Jim Morales 758, Roman Cueva 274/721, Maria Bacos 238/622, Maria Bacos 622. Kings and Queens: Vern Adams 773, Dawn Stephens 244/631, Eric Snow 276/749, Tommy Thompson 290, Nate Hampton 288, Chris Slack 275/733, June Collier 242/620, Denisha Williams 234/616, Sandra Johnson 235, Paul Staff 279. Mega Vegas: Tobie Wynn 254/669, Dee Lee 214/542, Robert Cloyd /666, Edward Newby 246/645, Janet Yates 465, Gale Smith 464, Vince Garflas 233/596. Ramona Ladies: Dollie Bristow 631, Shiny Williamson 605, Julie Grabinski 457, Joyce Robertson 187/488, Millie Kirkner 588. Side Pots: 1st game Dollie Joyce 229, 2nd game Nancy Hamilton 227, 3rd game Marci Hansen 228. Cal Bowleros: Margo McClain 228/599, Karen Witt 211/589, Charlene Peterson 213/589, Brenda Durnin 236/570, Cathy Wyatt 220, Lee Theiss 573. Side Pots: 1st game Margo 244, 2nd game Charlene 213, 3rd game Cathy 256. Pin Heads: Greg Kelly 237/678, Gary Kelly 255/646, Stacy Kelly 225/600, Suzy Kelly 197/549, Don Louis 224/626, Mike Stauffer 520. Corona Ladies: Audrey Louis 525, Mary Martinez 199/508, Cheryl Pesci 514, Lorie Rienstra 197/512, Elaine Harmon 501. Side Pots: 1st game: 1st Lorie Rienstra 228, 2nd Gail Unger nd Game: 1st Mary Martinez 199, 2nd Cheryl Pesci rd Game: 1st Audrey Louis 209, 2nd Shirley Dohrman 207. Long Beach City Employees: Miguel Lopez 258/688, Jaclyn Padgett 533, James Talley 262/662, Amo Sula 262, Jepthan Willis 666, Shawdee Wilson 666, Danny Collins 656, Vince Garflas 654, Myra Kremen 192, Maota Bahr 521. Recycled Teens: Edwin Brown 259/676, Lee Theiss 193/543, Rose Goodwin 207, Fale Sula 246/651, Ben Jones Sr. 267/610, B.J. 239/619, Ralph Buckles 239, Ron Leidholdt 237. Young At Heart: Charles Gleason 266/635, Glenn Merchant 254/727, Danne VanHorn /549, Sherise Stephens 196/495, Bob VanHorn 648, Pre Colllier 256, Ron McClain Sr. 642, Pre Collier 256, Walter Millsap 248/640. Laughlin Sunset: James Matthews /676, Tomieka Johnson 234/609, Kim Allen 594, Jonathan Gale 658, Leo Rachal 638, Montely Wilson 256, Ellis Spikes Jr. 242, Michelle Allen 255/590. Vegas Crackpot: Kenny Jackson 237/658, Teka Williams 256/605, Sandra Sanchez 220/599, Ondra Lucas Jr. 236/653, Billy Foster 236/633, Jamar Hayles 235/627. Laughlin Bowler Bears: Ferdie Directo 227/666, Mandy Dominguez 194/489, Jonathan Gale 228/635, Victor Jackson 231/622, Elaine Hermon 482, Dee Turner 192. Grandma s & Grandpa s: Glen Merchant /744, Millie Buckles /604, Boylee Inocente /727, Jim Burke /703, Lee Theiss 225/566, Margo McClain 559, Ron McClain Sr. 256/637, Jim Plante 244/637, Vancie Keith $ 95 Canoga Park Bowl Vanowen St. Winnetka, CA FAX: OPEN 24 HOURS canogaparkbowl@hotmail.com BOWL WINNETKA Bowlers, get ready for PJ s 6-game Scratch Singles tournament on Sunday, December 12 at 11:00 a.m. here at Canoga Park Bowl. This will be the last tournament of the year. Then on Tuesday, December 14, the Seniors will have their No-Tap Singles at 12:30 p.m. You can find all the details in our ad this week or call the center at Many of you will want to take advantage of our New Open Bowling Specials. It s Quarter Mania on Tuesdays, 9:00 p.m. til midnight and on Wednesdays, it s our Dollar Night from 9:00 p.m. til midnight. So come on over and have some bowling fun here at Canoga Park Bowl where we are open Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 246/696, Wendy Maceri 180/481, Mike Hahn 639, Rick Godin 620, Wayne Coffman 226, Bob Pfleger 223. Vegas 4 Fun: Jun Tumacay 276/736, Sharon Pezel 479, Gayle Spengeman 192, Matt Thoburn 236/631, Forrest Fountain 607, Vaughn Fountain 236, Ed Kiresich 234, Ivan Lewis 223. SFVCC Nikkei: Yoshi Kawamura 258/651, Noriko Fukunaga 278/669, Tak Kokubo 258/635, Stephen Sasaki 624, Kevin Eto 244/619, Ken Shinbashi 616, Tami Shiotani 222/579, Pei Eto 203/541, Hisako Kokubo 508, Eiji Fukumoto 245, John Kobayashi 236. River Maniacs: Victor Johnson 268/761, Sharon Weger 222/589, Ruben Sarkissian 279/704, Aaron Steinberg 257/725, Robert Galbraith 267/723, Stephen Mendez 714, Barry Simon 704, Lucy Tralla 510, Marsha Graham-Martinez 200/509, Jennifer Pyka 500, Danny Martinez 267. Saturday PBA Experience: Junior Viray 178/492. Viva Las Vegas: Jude Niles 279/714, Debby Koeller 409, Beverly Covington 158, Mikhael Malta 697, Scott Friedman 261/693, Mike Wilson 254/689, Michael Djajich 254/649, Vince Koeller 264, Tad Schweitzer 258. Ladies Travel: Eloise Valencia 200/589, Patricia Carpenter 203/569, Marlene Holomon 244/565, Petra Kaun 560, Connie Wannomae 537, Carole Peire 200/529, Barbara Vaccarello 529, Karen McDonald 200. Comedians: Vince Koeller 265/725, Jan Sandman 214/618, Michael Pollack 279/715, Susie Rothenberg 214/533, Mike Pavlowsky 257/717, Robert Battle 258/696, Chris Bender 693, Sharon Weger 206/562, Mary Becker 561, Erica Pollack 214/547, Jack Getzlaff 256, Irma Giles 213. Have A Ball (4-games): Ricardo Rosete 234/842, James Smith Jr. 223/806, Evan Hermanski 236, Allan Nathan 236, Chris Plueger 234. Copper Bucket: Rusty Yeager Jr. 269/609, Becky Ruiz 477, Katherine Manzano 182/457, Curtis Burton 223, Chas Wiggan 222, Bob Kindel Classic: Robyn Willis 245/598, Patti McVicker 201/559, Mary Lauer 544, Connie Wannomae 520, Candy Adams 520. Short & Sweet: Chris Anguiano 237/701, Lucia Williams 161/435, Aaron Chan 246/664, Travis Williams 238/660, Elaine Bishop 158/415. The Classics: Louis Enriquez 203/598, Tina Enriquez 235/584, Michael Witt 222, Pam Findl 216/548, Sharon Enriquez 203/544, Pam Blake 530. Another One For The Books! by Carol Mancini NORWALK I was in the office of a local bowling center last week and watched the following scene. A female customer, of sturdy build, walked up to the desk and started talking to the manager. He asked her how she liked bowling in his new beginners league. She said the people were nice and she wished she had taken up bowling a long time ago. He then asked if she was taking advantage of the Sunday morning practice special rates. Her reply, PRACTICE? PRACTICE? I m not good enough to practice! My T-shirts will be on sale soon! Bowling After Dark! Monday-Friday Bowling Bowling Games Games 10am-5pm "GDL DN< c 'GFL;D9AJ c OOO :GODAME ;GE Page 9 BOWLING NEWS sunday-thursday nights 8pm-MIDNIGHT $1 BOWLING $1 HOT DOG $1 SOFT DRINK $1 FRENCH FRIES $2 DRAFT BEER SENIORS 49 Ers: Bob Jones 248/662, Carolyn Scherzberg 237/627, Rick Dobris 239/624, Tom Tucker 232/623, Richard Greenzweight 206/596, Chuck Reinhart 226/586, Mary Lauer 237/609, Carole Peire 210/561, Doris Simmons 190/517, Bev Zietz 191/508, Chuck Reinhart 226, Bob Husby 206. Funtimers: Mel Neiditch 255/665, Carolyn Scherzberg 226/643, Rick Dobris 268, Danny Martinez 266/647, Bill Robb 629, Ron Doll 226/624, Richard Greenzweight 616, Karen McDonald 175/490, Ellie Alliston 184/489, Freda Leibson 172/482, Jean Bomar 477, Al Reiswig 226, Marlene Kigerl Ers: Jose Blanco 245/719, Mary Lauer 249/621, Bob Jones 266, Al Reiswig 258/695, Bob Adams 244/673, Dave Folck 265/649, Howard Rovner 590, Carolyn Scherzberg 206/571, Lucy Tralla 203/556, Bev Zietz 215/556, Eloise Valencia 528, Carole Peire 197. JUNIORS Junior Royals: Keith Nelson 231/549, Julia Frias 192/512, Justin Pluchino 215/519, John Nelson 137/369, Jerad Brett 356, Justin Nguyen 159/353, Ashley Brett 148/393, Angela Zanotti 118/318, Emily Haworth 118/304, Isabell Torres 109/260, Erik Godin 134. Bumper Thumpers: Brody Davis 107/192, Jonas Tomeo 88/172. We ll see you on our lanes participating in the tournaments or enjoying our open bowling specials. It s A Swell Time, It s The Wright Time To Strike The Day Away... by Joy McGregor ANAHEIM And so the song goes... for David Wright that is. David was actually rockin AND strikin in the 590 Classic Friday morning and altho there was no Christmas tree, he did find some magic on the lanes. Ho-Ho-Ho! David tossed games of and 259 for 711 and added a 211 to record a spirited 922. A very jolly outing David! Shawn St. Andre also feeling the spirit of the season, found a little holiday magic of his own on games of and 226 to ring in a nice 914 set. Super sub John Conway is certainly no elf but he sure can construct some pretty strikes. He started his day on a 176 then jumped on the assembly line producing and 246 (734) to wrap up a pretty 910 package. Other presentable scores: Missy Parkin , Martin Angulo , Willy Bordenave , Bob Gosnell , Terry Brent , Anderson Alcaraz , Rose Williams , Ed Hermance , Miguel Rosales , Karen Mauricio , Karen Bagnall , Juan Sandoval , Don Gut-Omen , Janine Ditch , John Phillips , Al Lara , Don Gardner 247, Rod Cantrell 236, Rich Heid 228, John Velasquez 228, Dora Miller 225, Janet Anderson 224, Melissa Fan 224, Larry Green 223, Shig Shozi 217, Tony Chaco 216, Teri Hefner 216, Drew Parkin 213, Dick McKenzie 213, Norm Walker 213, Josh Boisoneau 210, Jack Wilson 210, Kantral Williams 209, Tom Stearn 209, Marie Barbush 208, Nancy Smith 205, April Anderson 203, Cindy Miles 203, Alan Bloom 202 and Jong Lee 201. It was so nice to see Carl Adinolfi visit so soon after his back surgery. His recovery is coming along nicely although he ll be sidelined from bowling for some time but knowing Carl s love of the game, he ll be back sooner. Very fashionable back brace Carl! Until next week... Del s Senior/Junior Scratch 5 Gamer Saturday December 11, 2010 AMF Eagle Bowl 945 San Marcos Blvd. San Marcos, Ca. Check In 9:15 AM Start 930 AM $75 Entry Cash Only 1 out of 5 will cash Junior Division age 54 and below Senior Division age 55 and above $500 1st place based on 20 entries in each division Contact Del Shoals via leoduke150@cox.net

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11 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 T o u r n a m e n t SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH Starts at 1pm, Check-in at 12:30pm Entry Fee is $15 Optional Hdcp & scratch Sidepot $6 each Prize Fund Returned 100% Handicap is 90% of 220 For more information or to sign-up call Mary Lou Teller at Imperial Hwy. Norwalk, CA (562) keystonelanes.com MONTHLY TEAM TOURNAMENT JUNIOR FUN NO-TAP SCHOLARSHIP TOURNAMENT Saturday, December 18th Check-In at 12:30pm, Bowl at 1pm For More Information or To Sign-Up Call Mary Lou King of the Hill Results Forest Lanes Sunday, Nov. 21st, 2010 Team Event (20 TEAM ENTRIES) Amount Scores 1st $ Jason Woody, Ryan Garcia, Mike Deliberto,Steve Zimmerman 2nd $ Howard Goldman, Brent Evans Chris Mc Donald, Scott Ross 3rd $ Nick Benenati, Tony Olivieri, Anthony Cherry, Dan Raidy 4th $ Frank Street, Tim Benson, Chris Benson, Jay Chavkin WOMENS 149 & UNDER HDCP (6 ENTRIES) 1ST $ Karen Everhart OPTIONAL $2 CARRY OVER $131 HDCP & Scr. BRACKETS MYSTERY GAME CARRY OVER IS $134 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19TH Check-in at 11:30AM Bowling at 1pm Teams of 4 Any Mix $15 per person Handicap 90% of 210 Max Team Average is 775 OPTIONAL SINGLES EVENT INCLUDES SIDEPOTS 2 MEN S AND 2 WOMEN S HDCP DIVISIONS 3 SCRATCH DIVISIONS (MEN & WOMEN COMBINED) FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT PATTI, KATHY OR ED. HOUSE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE-RATE OR REFUSE ENTRY TO ANYONE. WOMENS 150 & ABOVE HDCP (11 ENTRIES) 1ST $ Tina Chang 2nd $ Ame Sinner MENS 179 & UNDER HDCP (14 ENTRIES) 1st $ Michael Diamond 2nd $ Mike Deliberto MENS 180 & ABOVE HDCP (32 ENTRIES) 1st $ Michael Diamond 2nd $ Steve Zimmerman 3rd $ Nick Benenati 4th $ Brent Evans 5th $ David Lindsay 6th $ Per Mortenson 179 & UNDER SCR. (5 ENTRIES) 1ST $ Mike Deliberto SCR (16 ENTRIES) 1ST $ Nick Benenati 2nd $ Brent Evans 3rd $ David Lindsay 200 & ABOVE SCR. (17 ENTRIES) 1st $ Steve Zimmerman 2nd $ Scott Ross 3rd $ Sal Petrella Winner 2 strikes 60% Michael Johnston $ $ Carryover to Dec. Tournament Mystery Game 2 (285) No Winner $5.00 Consolation Nick Benenati (278) $ Carryover to Dec. Tournament $1, Paid out in Brackets NEXT KING OF THE HILL TOURNAMENT SUNDAY, DEC. 19TH, 1PM STILL PLENTY OF TIME TO EARN MASTER OF THE MOUNTAIN POINTS

12 Page 12 BOWLING NEWS Linbrook Bowling Center 201 S. Brookhurst Anaheim (714) ANAHEIM It s that time of the season when everyone is busy making plans for Christmas and New Year s Eve. Well, here at Linbrook Bowling Center we have the perfect way to celebrate. Last week we announced our Day After Christmas Scratch 5-Gamer. Today we have news about our New Year s Eve Moonlight Color Of Money. Check-in at 8:30 p.m., bowl at 9:30 p.m. It s going to be a fun event so make your plans now to ring in the New Year here at Linbrook Bowling Center. Please see our ad on this page for all the information. The scores for November 30 thru December 6 are here... Swinging Trios: Mike Warr /649, Pat Lawrence 222. Lunch Bunch: Walter Michalski 224, Norm McLeod 215, Joe Cutri 209, Al Naki 201, Jim Grove 200. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Terry Currier 233, Digger Larkin 208, Larry Critchfield 204, Brent Valencia 202, Larry Haskin , Trish Woodbury 206. Monday Nite Football: Jakob Imbrogno 215, Christina Garcia 203. Ten Pins: Ron Pierce /661, Tony Toliver /659, Dick McKenzie /652, Ken Gwyn /624, Jim Moore /624. Vegas Nonsense: Calvin Duckworth /603, Lowell Thompson 234, Chris Duckworth 225, James Castaneda 211, Steve Branch 202, Christina Byrd 217. O.C. Korean: Young Chul Choi 226, Hyun Wook Jang R.C.R.C.: Shiggi Sing 233, Don Tanner 221, Lou Cruz 209, Tom Alderson 201. Executive Doubles: Mike Keogh /629, Bob Herman 237, Forrest Locke 224, Stan Evans 224, Brent Valencia 220. Just Desserts: Casey Jones /632, Frank Maher /625, Ping Romero 263/621, Chaz Schaefer 233/602, Marcel Tedjosakman 225, Diane Barnes 219, Becky Williams 210, Mary Mayfield 208. B.S.M.: Jimmy Kim /720, Duke Lee /655, Michael Miller /622, Sangchul Won /620, Donghoon Choi /612. Golden Nuggets: Jim VonFlotow /617, Roland Mutzenberger 211. Go For Nine: Lloyd Carter /755, Walter Michalski /689, Joe Malone /661, Ron Corona Sr /652, Ben Abrahamson /618, Fran Stern /620, Barbara Bish 256/600, Sandy Durkin 231, Elbuerta Canfield 220, Rose Rados 209. Party Timers: Jason Haring /712, Mark McLeod /700, David McKay /695, Tom Gonzales /637, Charles Rogers /620, Robert Thompson /620, Nicole Evans 238/608, Kerry Woolpert 223, Carrie Wolfe Anaheim Nisei: Bob Mendoza /601, Michi Kawahara 210, Don Ellsworth 209, Richard Iseri 205, Lorin Tomono 202, Fred Sasaki 202. Nikkei: Tony Marasco /631, Sam Tanaka 227/610, Vern Lastimado 256, Fred Viloria , Sandy Viloria LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER 201 S. BROOKHURST ANAHEIM (714) WE NEVER CLOSE OPEN 24 HOURS Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 233/600, Nancy Tetreault 207. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Norm McLeod /604, Jim Grove 252/601. Magnolia Teachers (No-Tap): Sam Webster /686, Tim Hill /634, Bill McFeggan 212, Debi Andreff /631, Pam Odiorne 243, Donnie Clark 221, Kristy McFeggan 209, Chrys Shields 207. St. Pius: Ron Lathrop Vegas: Paul Horoszko /700, Ron Sargent /690, Luis Damian /682, David McKay /673, Art Bustamante /671, Orlando Vanegas /671, Cheryl Munson 212. Grey Panthers: Jim Grove 214, Norm McLeod 214, Mike Warr 201. Vegas Party: Lowell Huber /817, Ron Sargent /729, Rick Sargent /717, Mark O Donnell /686, Ryan Sargent /664, Stan Evans /664, Connie Putnam 204, Connie Wagner 203, Christina Garcia 200. TGIF: Casey Jones 224, Lee Galicia 223, Brian Blake 204, Bill Swanson 201. Kamaaina Bowling Club: Gregory Sato /661, Frank Jones /650, Kalani Akui /647, Kevin Fujinami /639, Sandy Viloria / Vegas: Dino Chavez 231/601, Joe Cruz 241, Mike Peterson 210, Roy Smithhisler 204, Richard Garcia 201. Sunday Brunch Bunch: Brian Blake , Noel Siegel 222, Joe Sangenito 205, Frank Pearlman 203, Stacy Stecko 211. Family & Friends: Pete Quinata , Dorthy Laguana 204. Double Daters: Dan Duarte /638, Shane Pattagulan /614, Bob Legro /611, Shane Oslund 225, Lorenzo Martinez , Traci Sodal 202. Gambler s Anonymous: Hong Kha /704, Cornel Jurca /697, Steve Sparks /643, Mark O Donnell 237/620, Stephen Brockway 222, Susan degraaff 214, Rita Sparks 200. Day After Thanksgiving Scratch 5-Gamer: 50 entries. 1st Don Moser 1234 $425, 2nd (tie) Tim Porritt and Ron Schloss each with 1216 $287.50, 4th Steven Black 1190 $225, 5th Nick Wilson 1185 $200, 6th Zarcoff Boutell 1175 $175, 7th John Conway 1153 $150. Side Pots: $60 1st place each game, $22 2nd place each game. Game 1 1st Ziggy Czaja 278, 2nd Miguel Rosales 275. Game 2 1st Don Moser 299, 2nd Ron Hirano 259. Game 3 1st Will Hubner 268, 2nd Ron Hirano 256. Game 4 1st Zarcoff Boutell 277, 2nd Lyle Rollins 259. Game 5 1st Tony Hale 268, 2nd Steven Black 259. Senior No-Tap: Results of November $10=$ $5.25=$ prize $4.75=$ $1= $30. Place Money 1st Jerry Roddam 813 $30, 2nd Danny Rojero 809 $23, 3rd Mike Pizarro 807 $18, 4th John Magill 785 $14, 5th Cliff LaPointe 781 $11, 6th Paul Oh 763 $6. Side Pots game 1,hdcp.: 1st Danny Rojero 309 $8, 2nd Mike Pizarro 302 $6, 3rd Dick McKenzie 288 $4.50. Game 2, scr.: 1st John Magill 278 $9, 2nd Bob Fulton 262 $7.50, 3rd Jerry Knight 258 $6. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Tom Stearn 284 $8, 2nd Mark Guillaume 275 $6, 3rd Victor DeLa Cruz 261 $ Carryover: $36, Added $30, New Total $33. Winner: Norm Walker $33. Get your reservations in now for our After Christmas and New Year s Eve events. There s a discount if you prepay. 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 } Special $2.25 per game WE RE A PARTY 24 SEVEN Excluding Holidays Ozzie s Senior Scotch Doubles Sat. December 18th at 12:30PM Check in at 11:30am - Bowl at 12:30pm Limited to the first 50 paid couples Day After Christmas Scratch 5 Gamer Sunday December 26 at 9:30am Check in 8:30am Cost: $50 prepaid by Dec. 23 at 5pm or $55 after prepaid date closes. Entry Fee includes Sidepots. Open to first 60 bowlers. Call Stacy Rider Tournament Director to reserve your spot today!! We will accept Cash, Visa or Mastercard! New Year s Eve Moonlight Color of Money - Come Ring in the New Year! Check in at 8:30pm - Bowl at 9:30pm Advance Entry: $25 At Door: $30 (If Lanes Available) Win Cash Vegas Trip Prize Chips & Salsa Finger Foods Party Favor Champagne or Soft Drink Now Accepting Visa and Mastercard when you have time to spare VENTURA BLVD. STUDIO CITY or by sweet elf & his guardian STUDIO CITY The Holiday Season is upon us as is evident at Pinz with our decorations and holiday cheer! What better way to celebrate your Holiday party than here, at Pinz. It s not too late to make a party reservation by calling Cayla (818) , ext. 14. We at Pinz would like to wish you and yours a very Happy Holiday! ADULTS: Well, there are no naughty ones on these adult leagues; if you were to judge these bowlers by these high scores they have been very, very good! Tavern Guild: Mikey Witt 243/644, David Quam 237/643, Sue Purdie 608, Bob Thomas 600, Jon Bily 234. Twilighters: Dan Coffelt 226/626, Steven Knox 586, Al Zuniga 225. Kings and Queens: Ross Goldman 247/716, Kevin Collins 243/641, Wayne Roberts 640, Luke Avery 629, Will Pisnieski 623, Jeff Coggins 234, Lance Carlos 231, Arlan Kahn 231. Funseekers: Chuck Alexander 256/726, Keane Murakami 259/682, Robert Ferragamo 247/706, Zoran Jacimovic 257/699, Barry Judis 684, Naida Angarita 254, Tom Wigmore 247, Keith Rodman 247. SCBL: Will Petrasich 246/679, Dave Postal 257/654, Derek Brown 656, Dave Yamamoto 232/656,Michael Gehrke 625, Tim Stake 237, Brian Patterson 233, Dwayne Miller 232. JUNIORS: As exciting as the holidays are for these kids, they show the same excitement and commitment to our Junior Program. I know one of the top gifts I would want to be able to bowl these amazing scores: Senior Scratch: Max Korn 862, Jessica Taylor 623, Treven Goldsmith 796, Daniel Cohen 573, James Knapp 234, Ethan Bensinger 180. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 171/434, Angelo Costa 147/391, Alex Lemus 134/327, Nery Lemus 99/280, Nick Reid 83/231. Adult Junior: Treven Goldsmith 236/607, Ethan Bensinger 209/532, Max Korn 183/499, Dave Wiltz 169/494, Tyler Bensinger 191/453. DAY LEAGUE: Though there is no mistletoe over the lanes and honestly not too many kisses there are a lot of high fives and rightfully so with these scores: Pin Pals: Barbara Murphey 161/438, Ellen Engel 170/418, Shelly Djergian 146/426, Diana Bassi 158/420, Karen Collier 145/407. Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 263/672, Yolanda Dragotta 169/462, Allan Lotta 228/553, Vicky Minceff 112/317. Coffee & Donuts: Elayne Klein 183/513, Donna Hickox 209/492, Charlene Gaffney 194/503, Pauline Lipin 198/477, Shirley Abramson 457, Sarah Alexander 194. Senior Social: Russ Romo 171/481, Arthur Harris 179/471, Gary Olsen 461, Allan Lotta 178/458, Charlene Gaffney 160/455, Art Michener 161. Breakfast Club: Charlene Gaffney 215/520, Pam Vaughan 161/451, Donna Klein 162/419, Christine Stark 146/413, Doris Lazner 152/399. Joslyn Seniors: Gary Olsen 206/569, Betty Duskin 175/487, Don Thorner 213/560, Lillian Kleinman 162/451, Pat Olsen 162. Bowler of the Month: Well, it s that time again, our bimonthly honoring of the Queen. Charlene bowled a 600 series this week on her birthday. We hope you had a great 35th birthday, Queen Gaffney and keep throwing those strikes. Sweetness Quote of the Week: The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. 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