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1 October 23, 2008 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Bowling News 69th Year In Publication Thursday, October 23, 2008 P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA Online: news@californiabowlingnews.com TREVI LANES Mission Trail Lake Elsinore, California FOOD DRIVE Donate Four Cans of Food To H.O.P.E. & You Will Receive 1 Free Game Friday Dollar Day 9AM - 5PM Games - Shoes Hot Dogs - Nachos Fries - 16oz Sodas WatchAndWin Bowling.com At Trevi $8,000 Added Cash $8000+ Added Value Sponsor Prizes For All 6 Events SUNDAY - 10AM Scr & Hdcp Div *$1,000 1 s t Place *$500 Pot Games *$1,000 Bonus Round For Entry Form Call: Early Entry Fee $135 *Based on 50 Entries Limited to 50 Entries in Each Division Mock Bowling Supply Rey Cabatbat Wins First ABT Tournament at Yorba Linda Bowl YORBA LINDA Our tournament at Yorba Linda Bowl this past weekend started during our league on Friday night and saw 19 bowlers trying to qualify for the semi-finals on Sunday. The cut score on Friday was +117, +90 on Saturday and +66 on Sunday morning. After our semi-finals, the top four finalists included Rey Cabatbat, Tiffany Morita, Vuong Do and Tim Tran. The four finalists drew for their lane assignments for the first round. The first round saw Tim Tran take on Vuong Do and Tiffany Morita take on Rey Cabatbat. In the match between Rey and Tiffany, each began their match with strikes. Tiffany struck in the first two frames while Rey struck in the first three frames. Tiffany spared in the third frame and then doubled in the fourth and fifth frames. The match was close until the seventh frame when Tiffany left a split. Rey marked in every frame. Final score 218 with handicap for Tiffany and 262 for Rey. In the match between Tim Tran and Vuong Do, Tim start- ed with a spare and a strike before opening in the third frame. Vuong started with a strike and opened in the second and then got back on track with two three-baggers in the fourth through sixth frame and ninth through eleventh frames. Tim stayed clean after the open in the third including a three-bagger in frames six through eight. Final score of the match was 230 for Tim and 228 for Vuong. The final match between Rey Catabat and Tim Tran, Rey opened his match with a nasty split before throwing a three-bagger. Tim threw alternating spares and strikes through the first three frames before leaving a split in the fourth. Rey opened in the fifth, spared in the sixth, threw a double in the seventh and eighth frames. Tim threw a three-bagger of his own in the fifth through seventh frames, opened in the eighth, struck in the ninth and opened again in the tenth frame. Rey spared in the ninth and doubled in the tenth and eleventh frame. Final score of the match 246 for Ray to Tim s 204. continued on page 8 ABT at Yorba Linda Bowl (L-R) Champion Rey Cabatbat and runner-up Tim Tran What s Happening This Weekend? A.B.T. Orange County Saturday Oct. 25 AMF Carter Lanes A.B.T.A. Saturday Oct. 25 Linbrook Bowl Adult No-Tap Saturday Oct. 25 Keystone Lanes Inland Empire NABI Saturday Oct. 25 Riverside Lanes J.S.T. Sunday Oct. 26 Oak Tree Lanes Lucky Strike Bowling Club Saturday Oct. 25 Westminster Lanes San Diego NABI Saturday Oct. 25 Parkway Bowl San Gabriel Valley USBC Doubles Sunday Oct. 26 Chaparral Lanes San Gabriel Valley Youth Doubles Sunday Oct. 26 Chaparral Lanes 6 Gamer - $ st Place Saturday, Nov. 22nd at Noon Entry Fee: $50 Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 Call Alan at (949) for more info. Southern California Bowling Proprietors Elect New President by Carol Mancini SHERMAN OAKS Scott Frager, the Executive Director of the proprietors group, announced recently the election of TOM CRISTI to the presidency. Tom has been a very successful proprietor for many years and an active member of BCSC. Santa Clarita Lanes now flourishes under his tutelage as did Sports Center and Del Rosa. Tom is a team player, always working for the good of the whole. And certainly his unique Team Tournaments are a sample of bowler team work. The very aggressive independent proprietors have closen a Get Er Done guy who is looking forward to new ways of operating and new ways of communicating. Congratulatons, Mr. Cristi. Tom Cristi Missy Bellinder Hired By PBA FULLERTON Missy Bellinder of Fullerton, was recently hired by the PBA to assist in the publie relations department. Bellinder was the first woman to join the PBA, as well as the first to win two PBA Regional titles, and has quite an impressive resume in the sport. Bellinder, who has a degree in communications and is pursuing the public relations field, will help to serve as an expert on bowling. Saturday No-Tap November 1st 5 PM Entry Fee:$40 Sidepots Optional 6 Games GREENDALE When a heavy bowling ball rolls down a lane, it hits the pins and knocks them over. That s all there is to it, right? The United States Bowling Congress knows there s more to it than that. That s why the sport s national governing body has started a multi-phase study to expand on earlier research and gather data about how bowling pins the 3-plus pound, 15-inch tall objects that stand at the far end of a lane interact with bowling balls in today s bowling environment, which has changed dramatically over the years. For 25 years, the USBC and its predecessor organizations have studied how the an- SANTIAGO, Chile - Team USA exuded its dominance in the opening event of the 2008 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women s Championships, sweeping the medals Monday in singles. Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., took the gold medal with 1,482 for six games, an average of 247. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard of North Richland Hills, Texas, won the silver with 1,449, while Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, earned the bronze with 1,448. Competing on the opening squad, Johnson got off to a strong start with games of 258, 279 and 224 and finished with 248, 215 and 258. She led from the first game and never looked back. I guess it s a little bit of a confidence booster bowling on the short pattern for me, Johnson said. I had a good shot and made good shots. There s a lot of games to go and it s all about team play right now to just get our feet going and see what happens. Heading into the final game, Dorin-Ballard was mathematically eliminated from gold medal contention but closed with a 279 game to edge Barnes, who finished ****************************************** FRIDAY NO-TAP Office: Fax: USBC Begins Research on Bowling Ball Entry & Exit Angles Study seeks to find out how modern bowling environment affects pin carry gles that bowling balls hit the pins affect a bowler s ability to strike. That alone, however, doesn t tell the whole story. USBC researchers now are venturing into new territory by examining what happens to pins when balls enter the pocket, roll through the pins and off the back of the pin deck. The other part of USBC s expanded research is to study how the modern bowling environment plays a part in pin carry. The combination of recent advancements in lane oiling machines, lane conditioners and cleaners, bowling balls, lane surfaces and player skill allows today s bowlers to create steep angles of entry into the pins, resulting in continued on page 9 Team USA Sweeps Singles Medals at PABCON Women s with 227. This is a great team, and for us to sweep the medals in the opening event is amazing, Dorin-Ballard said. This puts us off to a good start, but there s a lot of work left to be done. We ve all got our eyes on the team gold medal. Team USA s Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., just missed earning a medal, finishing seven pins behind Barnes with 1,441. Diandra Asbaty of Chicago totaled 1,338 and finished in 10th place, while Wendy Macpherson of Henderson, Nev., took 29th place with 1,254. Action next shifts to the doubles event Tuesday with Dorin-Ballard and Johnson pairing up for the morning squad. Kulick and Macpherson are together in the afternoon, and Barnes and Asbaty will take to the lanes in the evening. The 2008 PABCON Women s Championships features 16 countries from the American Zone competing in singles, doubles, trios, team, Masters and all-events. The top 16 players in the all-events standings after 24 games advance to the Masters match play competition. 3 GAMES Every Friday At 1PM $16 ENTRY (562) Includes Singles, Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series = $ nd pot $100.00

2 Page 2 BOWLING NEWS October 23, 2008 SENIOR BOWLERS!! January 5-7, 2009 Riverside Casino Lanes, Laughlin, NV 50+ Seniors! No-Tap Doubles! 3 days! 3 nights! Special Riverside room rates. FREE ball, bag drawings & cash prizes each day. Brackets! Sidepots! Special 50/50 drawings! Daily tournaments. Big prize funds! Single entries welcome! Don t miss out! Early Birds. Sunday evening blind draw no-tap doubles tournament. Info, entry forms and package pricing contact: Ralph Morton (619) Entry deadline: Friday, December 26, 2008 Information & entry forms also available at: OCTOBER 26 th, 2008 SAN GABRIEL VALLEY USBC OPEN INVITATIONAL MIXED DOUBLES HANDICAP TOURNAMENT (Certified by USBC) Hosted by CHaPaRRal lanes 400 West Bonita ave., San Dimas, Ca Tournament Dates: Entry Fee: $40.00 per Doubles Team October 26, 2008 Team entering average is 450. OnE FEMalE and OnE MalE. Handicap will be based on 100% of the difference from 450 entering average of doubles team. San Gabriel Valley USBC, 1061 West Badillo St., Covina, (626) Teams wishing to bowl together must submit their entries in the same envelope. Optional Men, Women and Doubles Side Pots along with Brackets will be offered Squad Date &Time: Sunday October 26 - NOON (only one day & one time) (Check in Opens 11:00 AM) YOUTH DOUBLES SCRATCH/HANDICAP TOURNAMENT (Certified by USBC) Hosted by CHaPaRRal lanes West Bonita ave., San Dimas, Ca Tournament Dates: October 26, 2008 Entry Fee: $40.00 per Doubles Team Team entering average is 420. any COMBinatiOn OF YOUtH. Handicap will be based on 100% of the difference from 420 entering average of doubles team. San Gabriel Valley USBC, 1061 West Badillo St., Covina, (626) Teams wishing to bowl together must submit their entries in the same envelope. Squad Date &Time: Sunday October 26 - NOON (only one day & one time) Check in opens at 10:00 AM Join us for our all-new COSMIC BOWLING Light Show! EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT AT RIVERSIDE LANES Book Sweepers or Group Reservations The Very Best of Laughlin Riverside Lanes! State-of-the-Art Brunswick Equipment Frameworx Automatic Scoring Full Service Pro Shop 34 Lanes Snack Bar 1404 Rooms & Suites 6 Plex THX Movie Theatre 7 Restaurants 3 Lounges 2 Nightclubs 740 Space RV Park (Full-Hook-Up) Large Arcade Hall of Fame Bar Race & Sports Book Don s Kid Kastle (supervised children s play center) 2 Classic Auto Exhibit Showrooms (Free Admission) LAS VEGAS TRAVEL LEAGUE By Alice Meglemre GARDEN GROVE- The league returned to Valley View for the second of four visits and Ann (Manager) was on deck to greet us. So was Bob at the control desk and he was especailly helpful throughout the bowling session at the desk and on the lanes. Karen Mauricio led the scoring report with , followed by Roberta Mc- Naught , Gladyce Perrin 520, Cyndie Martin 518, Cic Moons 517, Margo Mc- Clain 500, Melba Knight 499, laine Todd and Jamie Vallier 491. David McNaught CPA continues league leadership with 21.2 wins, followed by Westminster #1 and Doris Hair Designs tied at 18, Keystone #2, 17.2; Cerritos #2,17; Keystone #1 and Cerritos #1 tie at 16; Westminster #2,14; Valley View #2, 13; Cal Bowleros, 12.2; Keystone #3 and Fountain Bowl tie at 12 and the rest of the league trails at 8, 7.2, 7 and 6 wins each. It s BVL collection time and again, for the past 51 years, the league voted it s annual donation. Hopefully, some of our members will participate in the OCUSBA roll off for a berth in the State roll-roll off. More later about the local BVL tourney dates and site. Highlight of the day was the Strike Pot, topping $100 which required a payoff. Nan McGill managed it for absent Sue, and had to call 12 names before a strike was registered. We are pleased to report Nan was the 12th name drawn and hooray, she nailed it! NEXT WEEK: Monday 10 a.m. October 27, at Keystone Lanes. One team still needs a bowler and we also need more subs. Please call Alice at (562) if you are interested or know a bowler that may want to participate in this super 16 team Classified league. All you need is a book average, or current average of 21 games or more.

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4 Page 4 BOWLING NEWS October 23, 2008 L-R: Dominic Antonio - 3rd, Director Alan Aguilar handing over the loot to 1st time CHAMPION Greg Barron, Stan Por - 2nd place L-R: Our LUCKY bowling ball winners - Rico Bong Cayton and JR De Guzman PRESENTS 1 Day NO-TAP BOWLING TOURNAMENT OCT.25 (Sat) at WESTMINSTER LANES 6471 Westminster Blvd, Westminster, CA (714) Greg Barron, 1st time CHAMPION for $1,800 at CAL! LAKEWOOD - After 2 days at Cal, Greg Barron emerged a Champion amongst 64 other bowlers. 16 bowlers advanced to the semis and fought their way to the beat the board finals. Greg led the way with his 293,220,233/746 performance. Stan was behind Dominic after the first game but stepped up his game for his 223, 281,236/740 series - a few pins shy to overtake Greg. Dominic shot great games - 225,267,236/728 that earned him third honors. The weekend showed us high games with cut scores of +93 for men and +44 for women for Saturday and +121 for men and +101 for women for Sunday. But our LUCKY Game 2 showed us that there s no such thing as a bad game since Ronnie Cordero, Rick Llaneta and our own Chris Abing took home $174 each for their 159 scratch games. Next week, LUCKY Game 2 starts off with $100 while the LUCKY Series (781) and the LUCKY Strikes pot is a carry-over with a minimum price fund of $150 and $200 respectively. Congratulations to our happy bowling ball winners - Bong Cayton and JR De Guzman! Greg Barron, a Long Beach native, would like to thank friends Dan Munzon, Peter Wong and Bong Cayton. Special thanks to Alan Aguilar for the support and to his Bacoorian Family and Friends League. Because of them, he found the strength in him to focus and bowl his best. Time and again, Cal Bowl proves to be one of the best! Thank you for hosting our event. To all our fellow bowlers who continue to support us, you have our deepest gratitude and appreciation. The following week finds us at Westminster Lanes for our NO-TAP event. Please see our AD for details. RAPID FIRE Bowling Ball by Storm Raffle drawing won by Bong Cayton EBONITE PLAYMAKER Bowling Ball Raffle drawing won by JR De Guzman OCT. 18 at CAL BOWL FINAL RESULTS 1st Barron, Greg 746 $ 800 LS Bucks $ 800 Qualifying Bonus $ 200 2nd Por, Stan 740 $ 400 3rd Antonio, Dominic 728 $ 200 4th Cash, Demetrius 720 $ 100 5th Ringor, Fred 694 $ 75 6th Equilos, Danny 694 $ 75 7th Mansilungan, Gino 693 $ 70 8th Jackson, J.T. 693 $ 70 9th Dang, Michael 692 $ 65 10th Merritt, Chaunney 680 $ 65 11th Ebilane, Susan 673 $ 60 12th Palma, Ed 671 $ 60 13th Tandoc, Bert 666 $ 55 14th Catalasan, Marife 646 $ 55 15th Cordero, Rina 635 $ 50 16th Dancel, Anthony 633 $ 50 VIVA LAS VEGAS LEAGUE League Bowls Sunday at 6:30 P.M. Bowling Begins October 26, 2008 League Organizational Meeting Sunday October 26, 5:45 P.M. $20 per bowler per week. Weekend stay and sweeper bowling at the New South Point Hotel in Las Vegas - April Players per team - any combination of men or women with any averages Canoga Park Bowl Vanowen St., Winnetka, CA Marc Levy Wins Senior Division, WCST Ebonite Singles at La Habra 300 Jim Thurmond - Super Senior Champion by Dick Sanders A great week-end for Marc Levy (Cathedral City), winning his 1st WCST Ebonite Singles Title, and he did it in a big way, with a 241 pin victory over the 2nd place finisher, Marlow Dinger. Marlow was the qualifying leader with 2447 for the 10 games, and started the finals with a 166 pin lead over Marc. After 5 games, Marlow led Marc by only 19 pins, Marc already won all of his matches, and bowled 1247 and did not lose a match until he bowled against Marlow in the Position round, and Marlow won that one, with a 263 to 255 match. Marc ended the 10 games bowling Marlow won only 4 and 1/2 matches. TOP 3: 1st, Marc Levy, $900.00, 2nd, Marlow Dinger (La Habra), $625.00, and 3rd to Jeff Garrison (Hawthorne), $ checks were paid out, and a total pay-off of $8,435.00, and for the year, $144, paid out, and over-all for 279 tournaments, a pay-off of $3,390, One 300 game in the qualifying by Dean Carr. The WCST would like to thank La Habra 300 Bowl, for their cooperation in hosting our tournament. This is the 19th WCST Tournament we have had at the center, since Thanks Mickey Curley, GM, Gary Korwarsch, and Mr. 900, Glenn Allison, and the workers of the lanes. Thanks to our coverage Sponsores, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO. & GEORGE ABRAHAMSEN, REALTOR, for Tarbell REALTORS, , and to Martin Brooks, a good job doing the brackets, and to WCST member, Dave Smith, helping me get the scores for the finals. ***SUPER SENIOR NEWS*** Jim Thurmond (Hemet, won his 12th WCST Title, with a big win, and if you looked at the final results, you would think the way that Dave Wilson, the 2nd place finisher bowled, that he would have won this tournament. Jim won only 4 of the 8 matches, and Dave won all 8 of his matches. Their scores for the 8 games in the finals, were only 10 pins apart. The difference of this 69 pin victory over Dave, was the qualifying scores, Jim, 2359, and Dave, Another key to the victory for Jim, that he rolled a 299 In game #2 of the finals. Jim is now the 5th in the All Time WCST money list with over $41, won. Everyone Who Loves to Bowl is Welcome...Club Membership is free!!!! 1st Place $800 Guaranteed 2nd $400 3rd $200 BEAT THE BOARD SEMIS, 1 in 4 PAYOUTS!!! OPTIONAL BRACKETS, SIDE POTS, LUCKY Game 2, LUCKY Series and LUCKY Strikes!!! GUARANTEED 1:4 per squad will make the 1:4 payout!!! QUALIFYING SQUADS: 12:00 01:00 02:30 04:00, Last Squad Beat the Board Semis to follow Hi-Performance Bowling balls and/or Equipment Raffles every week! Up to 210 average No PBA / PWBA ENTRY FEE: $50 CONTACT ALAN THE DRAGON AGUILAR (714) , TRES CATALASAN (310) , OR CHRIS ABING (310) FOR QUESTIONS Psychic (916) Get Your Life Back on Track Reveal s Lover s Hidden Thoughts Restore s Love, Passion, and Desire Remove s Negativity Reading by MOLLY WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR WCST EBONITE SINGLES Sunday, October 19, 2008 LA HABRA "300" BOWL FINALS LA HABRA, CA SENIOR FINALS POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE 1 MARC LEVY CATHEDRAL CITY $900 2 MARLOW DINGER LA HABRA $625 3 JEFF GARRISON HAWTHORNE $425 4 JEFF GORDON VENTURA $370 5 ERIC FORKEL HENDERSON, NV $350 6 DON BLATCHFORD SANTA MONICA $330 7 DEAN CARR DANA POINT $315 8 JOE PORCELLI NORTHRIDGE $305 9 MIKE RICK REDLANDS $ JOE WILHITE YORBA LINDA $285 ************************************************************************************************************************************ OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE 11 RUSS SIMMONS FONTANA 2191 WCST $ RAY TORRES CATHEDRAL CITY 2156 $165 ************************************************************************************************************************************ SUPER SENIOR FINALS POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE 1 *JIM THURMOND HEMET $825 2 *DAVE WILSON LAKEWOOD $620 2 *JIM COATS UPLAND $420 4 *LARRY RUMPLE 1000 OAKS $385 5 *FRANK DE FILIPPO LAS VEGAS $365 6 *JERRY ROSS SAN MARCOS $345 7 *HAL WILBER LAS VEGAS $330 8 *JEFF JAMISON BOULDER CITY, NV $315 ************************************************************************************************************************************ OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE 9 *FRED COLE VISALIA 2174 $ *STAN CASWELL PINE VALLEY 2170 $165 ************************************************************************************************************************************ MONEY BREAKDOWN INCOME DISTRIBUTION 36 Entries X $ $5, Prize Fund $4, Seniors Lines $1, Total: $5, Expenses $ Total: $5, Super Seniors: 2nd, Marlow Dinger, 3rd, Jeff Garrison, 1st, Marc Levy & his wife Sherry. Senior Division 2nd, Dave Wilson, Champion, Jim Thurmond 32 Entries X $ $5, Prize Fund: $4, Super Seniors Lines $ Expenses $ Total: $5, Total: $5, *********************************************************************************************************************************** The WCST would like to thanks our hosts at La Habra "300" Bowl, Mickey Curley, GM, Gary Kowarsch, and Mr. "900" Glenn Allison, and all of the workers of the lanes for their great cooperation. A good turn-out of entries. Thanks to our Coverage Sponsors, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL, and GEORGE ABRAHAMSEN REALTOR, for Tarbell REALTORS, Thanks to Martin Brooks, doing the brackets, and to WCST member, Mr. Dave Smith, for his help in getting me the scores in the finals. ************************************************************************************************************************************

5 October 23, 2008 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 THE PROFESSIONAL APPROACH Fall Specials Ebonite NVD Regularly $ On Sale for Only $ Hammer Black Widow Venom Normally $ On Sale for $ Newly released Roto Grip Cell Pearl Regularly $ Currently Only $ Also available with the purchase of any high performance ball 25% off Storm or Roto Grip 2 Ball Rollers ALL SALE PRICES INCLUDE DRILLING AND GRIPS! All specials available at 3 locations to serve you CAL BOWL KEYSTONE LANES DEL RIO LANES 2500 E. Carson St E. Imperial Hwy E. Florence Ave. Lakewood, CA Norwalk, CA Downey, CA (562) (562) (562) Limited to stock on hand.

6 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS October 23, 2008 INLAND EMPIRE Nationally Sponsored By: $1000 1st Prize With 50 paid entries (and with optional upgrade) Win $500 with Optional Upgrade (30 entries) Prize Fund Based on Entries $500 1st Prize Guaranteed with 50 entries Handicap 90% of 205 USBC SANCTIONED Message Phone Dave Monical SATURDAY OCTOBER 25 RIVERSIDE LANES INDIANA AVE., RIVERSIDE $55 ENTRY FEE $10 Off RE-ENTRYS Optional Upgrade $20 NABI Bowler membership is now 1/2 price: $12.50 $50 Guaranteed Sidepots with squads 10 or more bowlers Qualifying Times: 11:30-1:00-2:30 Semi & Finals 4:00 Upcoming Tournaments Nov. 1 - Trevi Lanes 2nd Time is a Charm for Diaz Donkee Champ DOWNEY This weekend was another high scoring event, Clark Vandenberg posted a +149 on the first squad, but only to see Luis take it on the last squad by a mere 7 pins posting his +156 to pick up the win. Long Time supporter Luis Diaz picks up his 2ND title this year at Del Rio and 4th overall..luis was throwing a Lane Master Terminator drilled by Ed Enlow Sr of Enlow Bowling Supply in Long Beach. Luis sports personal best of a 299 game and 789 series. When he is not enjoying bowling, Luis works as an office manager of CRS for the past 33 years. Luis is single and has 5 grown children and 2 grandchildren. Luis would like to thank the Donkee Tour staffers for their support and for sponsoring the event. We at the Donkee tour would like to thank Mike and the staff of Del Rio Lanes for hosting another fun and high scoring event. Our Mystery game was a carryover as no one hit a 263 game. Mystery series was hit by David Godinez with a 631 series,. It was good for $150. Game will be worth $400 and series $100 at Linbrook Bowl November 2nd. Please see the bowling news or check our website WWW. DONKEETOUR.COM for future tournament schedules. Sidepots: Sunday 11:30 AM James Talley, Clark Vandenberg, Luis Diaz ($21 Each), 1:00PM Bud Zagorski, Patti Brode, Luis Diaz ($30 each), 2:30PM Luis Diaz, Sun Sundara, David Godinez ($33 Each). Donkee at Del Rio Lanes: (L-R) Clark Vandenberg Runner Up, Bud Zagorski 3rd Place, Sun Sundara 4th Place, Champion - Luis Diaz holding, Steve Brode presenting winner s check. All five U.S. Women s Open shows will air in order during a five-hour marathon on ESPN Classic on Sunday, Nov. 30 beginning at 10 am. Set Your Tivos to Record it! Godinez Wins Match Series Orange County USBC Mixed Doubles Tournament by Joy McGregor ORANGE COUNTY The 19th Annual Orange County USBC Mixed Doubles Tournament is slated for November 1st and 2nd and will be hosted by Valley View Bowl. Saturday squads: 12 pm and 3 pm and Sunday squads: 10 am and 1 pm. The cost is $40 per doubles team and you may bowl as many times as you please but only cash once with same partner. This tournament will be conducted on a handicap basis: 90% of the difference of entering average from 420 for each doubles team. This tournament is very popular and should prove to be a lot of fun. You must be an Orange County USBC Certified bowler and bowl in an Orange County league. The deadline for reserved entries has closed but on site entries will be accepted based on lane availability. Any questions or for more clarification on any rules, please contact the Orange County USBC office at 714/ Hope to see you all at Valley View Bowl... Inland Empire NABI at Arrowhead Lanes (L-R) Michael Gray - 2nd place, Alice - Michael s girlfriend, Danielle Toliver - 3rd place, Baby Jessie Salas, Danielle & Josh s Daughter, Tim Scott - Champ, Brad Lecount - Director Inland Empire NABI Champion Tim Scott SAN BERNARDINO We want to thank Arrowhead Lanes for hosting our last Sat. tournament and thanks to their fantastic staff. Congratulations to Tim Scott on his first NABI win. Tim has been a NABI member for 2 years and has been striving to compete in the Tournament of Champions Tournament held every year at the Nationals. Well, 2009 is his year! Tim won with his Faball (Hammer), drilled by Tony Cangialosi, his best friend. Tim has been bowling since high school. He says, many years ago. He bowls in one league; the Friday Niters at Foothill Lanes. Tim works at Loma Linda Medical Cener in the dispatch dept. In his spare time, he likes to relax reading good books, including; science fiction, mysteries, spy novels, history & biography. He also enjoys the theatre & loves all music. He would like to dedicate this win to his mother, Marta Scott, and to his coach, Tony Cangialosi. Our Beat the Board top five were: (all with HDCP) Tim Scott, who bowled a 647 series; Michael Gray, with a 631 series; Danielle Toliver, bowling a 626 series; Mark Andrews, bowled a 606 series & Jay Shackelford, with a 572 series Our sidepot winners were: Jay Shackelford, Dana Lecount, Mark Andrews, Danielle Toliver (2), Kathleen Doolen, Michael Gray (2) & Tim Scott. Our next tournament will be Sat., Oct. 25 at Riverside Lanes. See our ad in this week s Bowling News.

7 October 23, 2008 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA FAX: Ngheim Tran Wins Second ABTA Title $2,200 at Del Rio Colian, and The Champ Tran share $935 Match Game Match Series Carries over est $600 at Linbrook Bowl Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 $1,000 min 1st 2,500 1st Possible New Special Programs and ABTA Co-Sponsor (SOON) D O W N E Y N g h e i m Tran, who NEVER misses an ABTA Event made it pay off at Super Del Rio Lanes, as he won his second ABTA Title. He won from the top position as he led the semifinals with a fine +123 to be able to sit out and bowl for the title. The Chameleon, a tough but fair shot was put in for our event by Del Rio and on Friday Night it took men +59, and the ladies +40. Saturday Men +26 and ladies +3 also added to the semis. Super Seniors Ping Tubera, Rico Cayton and Bobbie Mc Collum and the field of 45 was now set. Mitch Lesh was runner up in the semis and would sit out the first round of the single elim finals to enter in round two. The ladies -2 to make the top 16 single elims. In round one of the finals Single elim losing out were Theresa Maloles, Anna Bautista, Jason Chiu, Roland Suase, Ronnie Ace Cordero, Je Je Gabriel, and Glen Dantes. They received checks of $100 each. Round two saw Vicente Rivera, Alan Basto, Lebi Happy Birthday Pascual, and J. T. Jackson lose out. They got checks for $110 in 6th thru 9th places. Round three saw Bedell Vasquez get hot in a over the Pretty Jerilyn Morales. Manny Natividad edged Mitch Lesh in a tight one So Mitch and Jerilyn were 4th and 5th with great bowling and $120, with Manny and Bedell to meet for the right to bowl Tran for the title. This game was another su- (562) (562) (Cell) ABTA Tournament Oct 25 1-Day Event Saturday Linbrook Bowl 201 So. Brookhurst St. Anaheim Take 5 or 91 Freeway to Brookhurst and go 1 ½ miles south to the Center on right $1,000 Guaranteed Min 1 st Place $2,500 1 st With/Bonu$e$---4 Squad Early Event / check in early $200 Bonus/ winning if qualify at 12:00-1:00 or 2:30 PM Qualify Saturday at 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM 1 in 4 1/2 to board Semi Finals at 6:00 PM Entry Fees $53-$50- $45 Reduced Entry Fees $36-$34 Brackets--Match Game--Match Series Doubles--Side Pots Horses Open to new Members up to 209 Avg. No PBA / WPBA Guaranteed Min of 38 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors Men & Women Qualify Separately $3,500 Min Prize Fund (Guaranteed) Regardless of Entries 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 Side Pots $2.00 per game Guaranteed $75 2:30 & $100 4:00PM Nov 1 Bye No Bowling! per one. Going to the final ball Manny whiffed a 10 pin by a 1/4 to tie the game.then in a 9-10 frame roll off, Bedell advanced and the likable Natividad was 3rd with a great showing and $200. Bedell off to the title game vs Ngheim Tran. The title game was now underway. Bedell led off with a strike but Tran answered with a turkey. Bedell opened in frame 3 and Tran then fired another double and now had a big five bagger. Bedell was in a hole with two opens. Tran coasted to the title in a 194/ /212 win. It couldn t go to a finer man. Ngheim is here every week and tries his best. He is a true supporter and true champion. It is nice to see him gain title #2. He is very deserving! He didn t wear his ABTA Shirt or would have had another $100 but he says $2,200 is fine with him. Great Bowling! Great bowling by Bedell who was bowling with his left hand in this one; he did very well! Also a great guy for sure. He got $500 for Las Vegas. Mitch Lesh bowled well in 3rd and his Mom Rhoda was on hand to watch as she hadn t seen him bowl for 14 yrs. He surely could have won this one as he performed so well. Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Mr. October Pilbert Colian with a big +151 which included a nice 277 scratch game. Jerilyn Morales led the ladies +64. Both get paid entries. The doubles were topped by Mr. October Pilbert Colian, and Leo Tartamella. Their 1477 got them $150. They delighted the field as in second were Leo and Bedell Vasquez We paid 13 places and $1,000 in the doubles. The Match Game was Matched at 205 by the Champ Tran, and Mr, October again. They shared $935. Pilbert also won lst week s Match game at Keystone! When we hit Las Vegas in January, we will have him (and perhaps Tran roll the dice for us :-) We estimate a $1000 pot this weekend at Linbrook The Match Series was UNMatched at 612 so we estimate the Match Series to be $600 at Linbrook and only $2,00 to enter. Ace Cordero was last up in the roll-off but missed on shot 2. We go for $1,500 this Saturday at Linbrook. He got a $50 Consolation for beer money. Champ Ngheim Tran hails from Fountain Valley, and used a CELL drilled by ABTA Member Ben Mach at Westminster Lanes. He s married to Huyen and has kids Vivian and Vincernt. He thanks Joe, fellow ABTA bowlers for support and John Birkhead, his boss at Balboa Water Group. He thanks the ABTA and staff for the most fun, and fairest Club. Bedell Vasquez is from El Monte, and used a Hammer drilled by Memo at Bowler s Image. He congrats Nheim for the win and Manny Natividad for an exciting, unforgettable game. Nov 8 Cal Bowl/ Lakewood $pecialevent 12:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:30 Semis 7:15PM $1,100 Min 1 st $2,800 1 st w/added Money/Bonuses 2 nd $550 3 rd $275 Bonus $200 qualify at 12:30 or 2:00 PM 100 ABTA Logo Shirt $100 if 29 squads bowed since Nov. 8, 2007 Cash n Carry is $90.00-$1.00 in this event Tran Wins ABTA Del Rio Event. Ngheim Tran (L-R) won the latest ABTA Event at Super Del Rio Lanes last weekend and $2,200 top prize. Top:Aleta Lesh, Mitch Lesh 3rd, Iron Mike Cammarata Del Rio GM, Manny Natividad 3rd, and Mary Grabinski ABTA Fan. Bottom: Rhoda Lesh (who came to Del Rio to see Son Mitch bowl for the first time in 14 yrs) Champion Ngheim Tran $2,200 and runner up Bedell Lefty Vasquez. Manny Natividad hails from Cerritos and used the Rule Drilled by ABTA member Mike Wahl at Cerritos Lanes. He s married to Gilda with 3 kids Robert, Jeremy and Ginny. He thanks Bob and the ABTA Staff for a great job and to Bedell for the exciting game also. We had 10 new members and first time cashers were Sonia Coronado (about time) :-)and John Grieco. Sonia is ready now :-) Thanks to the Del Rio Staff and Iron Mike Cammaratta for a superb and ABTA Member and friend Dean Lopez for all the help there. It s History folks as Ngheim Tran enters the archives as a two time champion. This Saturday, we are hosted by Linbrook Bowl In Anaheim in an early four squad event. Qualifyiing squads are 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM. $1,000 Min 1st always guaranteed. There is a $200 Bonus if qualifying at 12:00-1:00 or 2:30 PM and wining the event making it worth $2,500. Call or see our website t for information. A new Schedule is in the ABTA AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION (at DEL RIO LANES)October 17-18, 2008 FINAL RESULTS 1 Ngheim Tran 725 $1, Cash & Carry $1, Bonus $ Bedell Vasquez 623 $ Manny Natividad 643 $ Michell Lesh 678 $ Jerilyn Morales 598 $ Allan Basto 660 $ Lebi Pascual 650 $ JT Jackson 645 $ Vincente Rivera 624 $ Ronnie Cordero 667 $ Glen Dantes 634 $ JeJe Gabriel 634 $ Jason Chiu 622 $ Roland Suase 618 $ Theresa Maloles 618 $ Anna Bautista 611 $ Don Quitangon 612 $ Bart Sanchez 608 $ Jeff Taino 602 $ Danny Guevarra 598 $ Som Seng 598 $ Bobbie McCollum ss 595 $ Daniel Arberry 60% 593 $ Jun Contreras 593 $ Mark Fisser 588 $ Oliver Esmejarda 587 $ Daniel Vasquez 587 $ Jun Cadenas 585 $ John Grieco, Sr ss 584 $ Sonia Coronado 578 $ Andy Mak 577 $ Erik Volk 573 $ Rico Cayton ss 571 $ Deborah Sanders 571 $ Pilbert Colian 569 $ Ping Tubera ss 567 $ Donovan Chung 561 $ Art Lindsey ss 560 $ Heidi Cheng 60% 558 $ Tiffany Morita 558 $ Michael Kong 550 $ Desiree Herrera 542 $ Leo Tartamella ss 541 $ Butch Obrar 534 $ Art Alvarez, Jr 517 $53.00 DOUBLES RESULTS 1 Leo Tartamella / Pilbert Colian 1477 $ Leo Tartamella / works. So if You have a new address, get it to us ASAP. See you all at Linbrook for a good 0ne! Easy to get to from either the 5 or 91 freeways. Take Brookhurst and go 1 1/2 miles south. Looking forward to our return there. Until then! Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1368 $ Daniel Vasquez jr / Pilbert Colian 1361 $ Leo Tartamella / Marvin Crowder 1344 $ JeJe Gabriel / Bart Sanchez 1328 $ Minh Dang / Pilbert Colian 1325 $ Jeff Taino / Jun Cadenas 1321 $ JeJe Gabriel / Jun Cadenas 1321 $ Glen Dantes / Kris Ordonez 1318 $ Jeff Taino / Vuong Do 1318 $ Bart Sanchez / Jun Cadenas 1311 $ Jason Chiu / Michael Kong 1311 $ Som Seng / J.T. Jackson 1310 $20.00 FINANCIAL REPORT Cut Scores: Men: Fri + 59 / Sat + 26 Women: Fri + 40 Sat + 3 Super Seniors: Bobbie McCollum, Ping Tubera Rico Cayton High Qualifer (Free Entry) Men: Pilbert Colian Women: Jerilyn Morales + 3 Special Awards : Ronnie Cordero Match Game Pilbert Colian, Ngheim Tran Match Series No Winner Prize Fund 154 $ Paid Entries 53 $ Optional Sidepots $1, Doubles $1, $50.00 Match Game $ Shirt & Trophy $88.00 Cash & Carry $1, Total Payout $15, Nov 15 Oak Tree Lanes/Diamond Bar 12:00-1:002:30 & 4:00 PM Nov 22 Bowling Square/Arcadia 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM Semis 7:45 Handicap is FROZEN at Bowling Square for Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Special Nov $3,000 1 st Min---$7,500 w/ Bonuses CAL BOWL / Lakewood thursday nov. 27 $400 Bonus 7:00-8:30 & 10:00 PM 1 in 5 ½ to Semis Friday nov. 28 7:00 8:30 & 10:00 PM 1 in 5 ½ to semis Fri. Saturday nov :00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 last regular qualifying squad Board frozen Sat. RE Entry Only Squad at 6:00 PM (this squad takes 1 in 5 ½ to Semis) Roll-off is at 7:45 PM Semi Finals Follow then top 32 (7 women min) Colian and Tran share $935 Match Game at Del Rio (L R)Two of our finest supporters Pilbert Colian (left) and Ngeihm Tran each bowled a 205 scratch game in the ABTA/ Del Rio Event to take home a nice $467 each. They are congratulated by Debra Sanders ABTA Director. Both did well at Del Rio as Mr. Tran went on to win the event and Colian was Tourney Hi Qualifer with a huge +151 on Friday Night. They are great guys and hardly miss an ABTA Event. Pilbert also shared a Match Game last week at Keystone also! October is his Lucky Month:-)

8 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS October 23, 2008 ABT continued from page 1 Our newest champion, Rey Cabatbat lives in Westminster and is single. Rey has been bowling ABT for only two months. Rey was using a Columbia Resurgence drilled by Dick Braash for the win this weekend. Rey wanted to thank Dick for drilling his equipment. Rey also wanted to thank Orlando Gan for his coaching and Juan Fonseca for his help. Rey also wanted to thank Yorba Linda Bowl for hosting the tournament the ABT Directors and Staff for running an outstanding tournament. Runner-up, Tim Tran, has been an ABT member for about two years. He sports a high game of 277 and 702 series to his credit. Tim wanted to thank Ben Mach for drilling his equipment and Yorba Linda Bowl for hosting the tournament the ABT Directors and Staff for running an outstanding tournament. Vuong Do has been an ABT member for just about three years and recently had back-to-back championships. Vuong was using an Alien drilled by Ben Mach. Vuong wanted to thank Ben for drilling his equipment and a special thanks to Julie Nguyen for her support. Vuong also wanted to thank Yorba Linda Bowl for hosting and the ABT for running the tournament. Tiffany Morita is from Canoga Park and has been bowling ABT for about five years and sports a high game of 300 and 799 series. Tiffany was using a The One drilled by Fred at Brunswick Simi during the tournament this weekend. Tiffany wanted to thank Fred for drilling her equipment and a special thank you to her honey, Jeremy Paulsen, for his love and support. The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game and score were drawn during the semi-finals meeting. The game drawn was game 1. First chance score was 115, second chance was 137, third chance was 256 and 148 for the fourth chance. There were no winners. The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at Yorba Linda Bowl for hosting tournament. Our next scheduled event will be October 25 at AMF Carter Lanes. This will be a four-game beat-theboard tournament with squads at 12N, 2 and 4PM. First place with will be $500 GUARAN- TEED. Progressive will also be available. See you October 25 at AMF Carter Lanes. Adult No-Tap Tournament Saturday October 1:00 p.m. (Check-In at 12:30 p.m.) Entry Fee is $20 Prize Fund Returned 100% Handicap is 90% of 200 For More Info or To Sign-Up Call Mary Lou Teller KEYSTONE LANES Imperial Hwy Norwalk (562) National Deaf Bowling News by Connie Marchione DEAF SENIOR BOWLERS OF AMERICA RESULTS AT THE ORLEANS LANDRY DEFEATS ABAKUMOFF FOR DEAF SENIOR TITLE LAS VEGAS The Deaf Senior Bowlers of America completed its 12th annual tournament with its prestigious Classic Elimination event last Thursday at the Orleans Hotel s Bowling Center. Eighty five men with averages ranging from several with 150 up to Maryland s Bobby Fuller s 206 and Californian Ed Abakumoff s 209 entered in this handicap double elimination event. The seniors, 55 years and older came from 23 States and Alberta, Canada. After the Wednesday s 4 games qualifying round, hometown bowler Sammy Sain led with for the event s high scratch 867plus 80 handicap 947 total. Followed by Larry Berke, AZ in 2nd place with ( ) 781 plus 144 hdcp 925 and Allan Sellman, MN in 3rd with ( ) 846 plus 76 hdcp 922. The eventual winner Mike Landry, Louisiana scored the tournament high game 250 in his 821 plus 84 hdcp 905 placing him 4th. Top average seniors Fuller and Abakumoff placed 20th and 29th with 861 and 846 respectively. Fuller had ( ) 849 plus 12 hdcp while two-time Deaf Team USA member Abakumoff s was ( ) 846 with no handicap. The low cut-off score for the 32 places match play was 838 by former Deaf Team USA member Joe Ed Thompson, TX with his ( ) 798 plus 40 hdcp. In the Thursday s all day one game match plays, 56 years old Landry in his first Deaf Seniors tournament and Abakumoff who lost in the 2006 title finals by one pin, were the only two, winning all their matches without a loss and faced each other in the 5th round. Abakumoff gave Landry his first loss 218 to 172, sending Landry into the loser bracket s semi-finals round. Abakumoff as 1st seed waited in the championship finals for the winner of the semi-finals match. Through the match plays, all including Sain, Berke, Sellman, Fuller and Thompson suffered two losses and were out. One dark horse, Jack Sickinger a 150 average Californian who qualified in 27th place with 850 won his first match and got his first loss in the 2nd round. Then Sickinger won four straight matches to move into the semi-finals against Landry and lost /207 to Landry s /225. In the title finals against the rested Abakumoff, Landry got even by jumping into lead with 4 strikes from 5th thru 8th, giving Abakumoff his first loss 225 to 188. Then in the Championship match while Abakumoff struggled with early two wide splits in 2nd and 5th frames, Landry again jumped with 4 strikes from 3rd to 6th frames and never looked back. Landry beat Abakumoff 235 to 159 for his first Deaf Seniors title. Landry averaged 206 plus for his 12 games. He will receive $ and Abakumoff $ in the mail. Jack Sickinger might get $220 and the rest of 32 will get their prize money all in the mail. Next week there will be the Singles and doubles results and also the senior women s elimination results. MALUCCI ROLLS 300/780 AT RED ROCK BOWLING CENTER IN LAS VEGAS LAS VEGAS During the Deaf Senior tournament I got the news from Melchora Lee that Carl Malucci who now works and bowl in Las Vegas, rolled a 300 game in the new bowling center at the Red Rock Hotel. I asked her about his series and got 780 from her also that Carl will come and tell me more. The following day Carl stopped by and gave me a copy of his team Team Nation results in the 7670 Sunday Mixers League at Red Rock Lanes. It showed Malucci at anchor of his foursome shooting games of for 780. So that is his 41st career 300 game. He said it was not pretty because he had three open frames, missing two 7 pins and a split. That hurt his chance of hitting 800 but that is bowling and that s the way it counted. Right now he is at 237 average. More important, let look at the team result sheet. Carl has Melchora Lee at leadoff, Joey Harris in 2nd sport and Barrett Lee as third man. In the first game they hit 910, a lofty score for a deaf 4 players mixed team (I have to check my records and report later). In this game Melchora had 213, Joey 248, Barrett 214 and Carl 235. In the next game the team dipped below 800 with a 793 but bounced back with 882 for a 2585 series. That is a big one for a deaf foursome mixed team, which I will look back to find one. In addition to Carl s 780 series, Melchora had 587, Joey 642 and Barrett 576. The team clicked well together and should enter in the USBC National Mixed Tournament. Hopefully Carl will report back to me with the team s better scores. Congratulations to him for his 41st 300. Congratulations Jesse Perez 51st 300 Game bowled in the 820 Scratch League at Fountain Bowl on October 13th Ball layout and drilled by Ben Mach at Mach Pro Shop (located inside Westminster Lanes) 6471 Westminster Blvd. Westminster, CA (714) WATCH AND WIN BOWLING UPDATE 50/50 Fundraiser for Animal Friends of the Valleys LAKE ELSINORE On Sunday, October 26, 2008, Trevi Entertainment Center in Lake Elsinore, CA will be hosting the first of six Watch and Win Bowling Events. The interactive game show tournament format (written for television) allows bowlers and spectators to win bowling balls, shirts, towels, shoes, a three day, two night stay at Don Laughlin s Riverside Resort and free games of bowling when the player they picked wins the game. Spectator tickets and admission are Free! (Must be over 18 to play) Twenty finalists (10 handicap and 10 scratch) play four games beginning at 2 pm. Each game spectators receive three free tickets to select one of five bowlers that they think will win the game. When the player they picked has the highest score their entry will advance to the random drawing to win sponsor prizes (3 winners each game). During all four games, spectators will also be able to purchase $1.00 tickets to select either the Scratch Champion or Handicap Champ who compete during the Charity Match. The 50/50 drawing will benefit Animal Friends of the Valleys. On February 28, 2008, AFV suffered a tragic fire that took the lives of 39 animals and totally destroyed the modular unit in which they were housed as well as all kennels and supplies. Much has been done to repair the damage, but they still need to raise more funds to purchase additional kennels. So come on down to watch competitive bowlers play for cash, play for free to win sponsor prizes and contribute to a worthy cause that helps to place dogs, cats and other animals into loving homes. You can also bring dry dog food, dry cat food and toys for the animals. For more information about Animal Friends of the Valleys you can visit their web site: Animal- FriendsoftheValleys.com or call: Watch and Win Bowling is sponsored by: Lane #1, Visionary Bowling, Linds, Brunswick, MoRich Bowling, 900 Global, AMF, Cal Bowling Supply, Canyon Lake Travel, Trevi Entertainment Center, MentalBowlingSecrets.com, Don Laughlin s Riverside Resort and VirtualTournaments.com. Trevi Entertainment Center is located at: Mission Trail (15 FWY - Diamond Drive Exit) Lake Elsinore, CA (951) Watch and Win Bowling Tournament Format: One day event on Sunday October 26, Check in at 9 am. Qualifying starts at 10 am. Bowlers play five games. Top 10 in each division advance to the Spectator pot game finals to play four more games. (Total pins dropped). During the finals each player can win a VirtualTournaments.com entry. Bowler with high four-game total pins wins division. Handicap champ plays one more game against Scratch Champ in Charity Match. Winner advances to the Bonus Round. *Based on 50 bowlers in each division first place is *$1,000, the four Pot Game Finals are worth *$500 (finalists participate in one *$500 pot game against four other bowlers in their division) and the Bonus Round is worth up to *$1,000. Note: $500 guaranteed for first place in each division regardless of number of entries. Twelve sponsors contributed prizes valued at more than $8,000 for all events and Trevi Entertainment center added $8,000 cash for all events ($1,000 for the first five and $3,000 for the final tournament). You must participate in two events to be eligible to compete in the final event with $3,000 added. Side pots and brackets will also be available. One out of four cash, handicap: 80% of 220. Entry fee: $135. On site entries must be cash. If you plan to enter on the day of the event call Barb at to reserve your spot. For more details about bowling in the tournament and to learn more about what you can win for free visit: WatchAndWinBowling. com.

9 October 23, 2008 BOWLING NEWS Page 9 Jimmy Hamilton /672, Billy Anderson /668, Mike Villarreal /655, Fred Faniel Canoga /645, Al Duncan /649, Joe Knapp CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT /638, Ralph Buckles /636, John Cliby /632, Roscoe Evans /631, Park Bowl BOWL 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA (562) Sid Nakagawa /632, James Elliott Jr Vanowen St. Winnetka, CA FAX: OPEN 24 HOURS /606, Donald Franklin /605, Gabriel Martinez /603, Cesar Usi /600, canogaparkbowl@hotmail.com Chaz Gaither /600, Dawn Langer /649, Dee Phipps /550, Dynasty Williams /537, Betty McDiarmid /529, Michelle Criswell /526, Barbara Snow /526, Millie Buckles /521, Allison Sutton /518, Evette Franklin /517, Mario Directo /515, Amy Van Winkle /511, Rita Soares /507, Peggie Nakagawa /505. GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Doug Johnson /705, Rico Bong Cayton 201/574, Boylee Inocente 201/529, Vancie Keith 503, Don Keith 536, Ed Hansen 279/678, John Mathews 554, Bob Stickney 507, John Sherman 501, Tua Sula 531, Jim Plante 574, Paul Morrison 507, Walter Millsap 213/590, Bill Charles 549, Ralph Wingert 577, Wendell Ledbetter 524, Lucy Seiple 512, Stanley Murren 206/567, Wayne Moon 500, Donald Jones 552, Walter Gist 535, Ed Brown 538, Billy Williams 232/623, Lamart Jenkins 216/620, Fale Sula 526, Jim Burke /608, Millie Buckles 548, Ralph Buckles 673, John Welty /618. FRIDAY NO-TAP October 10, 2008 FINAL RESULTS 1. Eric Morris 900 $ Billy Foster Jim Morales SIDEPOTS 1. Jim Morales, hdcp Matt Mosley, scr Eric Morris, hdcp POT Eric Morris (100%) $ st Pot Is Worth nd Pot INSURANCE Shorty Ramos SCRATCH SERIES POT Eric Morris NEXT TOURNAMENT October 17, 2008 at 1:00 p.m. JUNIORS Bobcats Patrick Wheat 88-89, Justin Parsons 123. Classified Raymon Carter 232, Myles Rascon-Lahr /626, Daniel Brown /603, Narcus Quiller /622, Sarina Chhoeun , Johnson Mao 185. ADULTS-JUNIORS Juniors Eric Brown 120, Kristina Fabian 154, Jared Gafare /626, Ronald Lewis /614, Kyle Norman 117. Adults Marlene Prall 140, Louis Whitlock /639, Matt Mosley /674, Albert Crockett /656, Shawn Prall 225, Chris Porter 179, Mary JoAnn Culpepper 203, Victor Fabian 200, Brenda Adams 158. LAKEWOOD The league scores are in for our weekly Cal Bowl Bowling Report. You ll notice that some leagues have two weeks of scores. That s what we call catch-up time, so here were go... YOUNG AT HEART Ed Hansen /572, Don Jackson /342, Josh Hudson /484, Mary Spencer /452, Albert Stephens /347, Rose Belton /412, Tua Sula /552, Wayne Moon /575, Fale Sula /496, Audrey Johnson /389, Ed Johnson /479, Willie Young /370, Leroy Canaday /393, Art Nelson /366, Albert Burnett Sr /418, Almyra Perrizo /408, Glenn Wright /440, Vern Willey /444, Tom Pettway /458, Willie Creer /394, Joe V. Swift /489, Eva Hammons /260, Jessie Lane /441, Ed Stoute /628, Jim Plante /587, Rosalind Harris /285, Earl Hullett /547, Sabra Couch /322, Joe Brown /495, Loretta Ringor /422, June Skulick /265, Gene Hammons /390, Gene Skulick /498, Marci Hansen /356, James Kennard /480, James Johnson Jr /527. RECYCLED TEENS John Mathews 202/567, Doug Johnson /729, Jim Burke /616, Jim Plante 507, Jack Wooley 231/605, Luz Cruz 520, Eddie Buhay 548, Nene Camanag 508, Emil Thompson 584, Adela Santos 510, Ed Brown 513, Katie Oliviera 517, Dominic Antonio 539, Boylee Inocente 544, Ron Leidholdt 503, Walter Millsap 228/610. CAL BOWLEROS Carole Fischer /605, Charlene Peterson 227/603, Brenda Durnin 581, Gladys Funderburk /571, Almeta Cobbs 204/544, Margo McClain 206/535, Barbara Bishop 214/531, Billie Bonnell 203/526, Vedia Moore 523, Vi Wilson 520, Dee Phipps 519, Betty Johnson 216/513, Cathy Wyatt 510, Lucy Seiple 222. SENIOR MENS TRIO Paul Reynolds /614, Bill Scott /607, Terry Darling /651, Geno Shaw /601, Don Boaz /635, Al Cowens /633, Billy Cowens /641, Vince Cervantes /638, Bill Schreiner /706, Ray Staten /634, Charles Gleason /604, Jimmy Hamilton /681, Al Williams /630, Boylee Inocente /674, Archie Stull /639, Bob Pearson /674, Clark VandenBerg /646, Ken Holiday /638, Dion Morris Sr /634, Andrey Gibson /613, Ed Hansen /642, Bobby Knipple /636, Ron McClain Sr. 204, Mel Lebeauf 223, Gene Skulick 201, Rich Kelly 237, Eugene Richardson , Charles Shirley 208, Art Diemert 203, Ed Brown 200, Ralph Wingert , Jim Burke , Phil Hylton 216, Jerry Peterson 216, Herman Woodard 213, Roosevelt Lewis 204, Rudy Carlos 229, Bob Stickney 200, Sonny Dew 245, Joe Brown 203, Ed Stoute 226, Jerry Hayes 213, Walter Millsap 207, Ray Culp 205, Curtis Whaley 231, Stan Guzy , Wayne Brown 205, Ken Wright 235, Gil Scott 216, Joe V. Swift 244, Chuck Ashton 202, Don Wade 213, Cecil Knighton 209, Ben Jones 200, Fred Faniel 203. WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Bob Brockman /671, Robert Groth /612, Matt Mosley /624, Greg Nardo /646, Will Nichols /600, Shannon Santos /677, Steve Schmidt /629, Corey Bodnar 226, Worren Booth 216, Daryl Brandt , Nicole Cueva 226, Faga Fila 202, Greg Mobley 212, Shirley Owens 201, Kevin Underwood 205, Albert Viernes 237, Beth Watts 211, Jay Wilson 207. FUNSTERS ( ) Janet Faria 200/548, Boylee Inocente 541, Luz Cruz 524, Espee Batucal 520, Larry Neri 212/515, Jim Burke 580, Frank Krezan 202/535, Vancie Keith 509, Sandy Cotchen 353, Don Keith 518, Doug Johnson /655, Pre Collier 526, Don Kelly 501, Jane Simmons 510, Ed Hansen 221/560, Willie Young 201/537, Ron Leidholdt 521, Art Diemert 203/556, Joe Brown 500, Terry Binuya 502, Jim Plante 235/563. ( ) Tom Spencer 515, Georgiana Schad 503, Ed McLead 552, Ron Leidholdt 530, Art Diemert 555, Willie Young 213/516, Josh Hudson 538, Ed Hansen /639, Gene Skulick 520, Mattie Wylie 202/524, Frank Krezan 200/524, Doug Johnson /651, Vancie Keith 510, Steve Halada 533, Ed Buhay 536, Curtis Whaley 503, Don Kelly 215/575, Wilfred Panton 504, Joe Brown 201/530, Jim Burke /618, Boylee Inocente /587, Harold Runyon 215/545, Adela Santos 513, Pre Collier /572. CAL STARS ( ) Mary Spencer /525, Luvinia Taylor /500, Darlene Hom /480, Becky Carroll /485, Nene Camanag /484, Lucy Seiple /482, Helen Gerard /481, Kim Eastwood /493, Betty Phillips /484. ( ) Darlene Hom /529, Shonna Hernandez /523, Ora Mc- Cormack /512, Luvinia Taylor /505, Lucy Seiple /500, Dianne McCann /530, Cathy Wyatt /517, Dottie Lawn /505, Kim Eastwood /578, Betty Philips /548, Vi Wilson /515. BIG BEAR Eric Snow /782, Emmerson Wafer /737, Harold Dubose /717, Sonny Dew /686, Tommy Thompson /679, ABTA League at Cal Bowl Ryan Okamoto 266/759 - Shawn Tokudomi 256/657 Match Game Carry Over - $316 LAKEWOOD Ryan Okamoto led the men s scoring 248, 266, 245/759, Eddie Katz 260, 233, 223/716, Dean Lopez 192, 257, 266/715, Vince Cervantes 220, 223, 259/702, Allan Basto 246/690, Carlos Castillo 235/681 and Leon Bradford 231/673. Shawn Tokudomi led the women s scoring 256/657, Anna Bautista 235/599, Marife Catalasan 257/580, Debbie Sanders 204/564, June Collier 212/563 and Bheth Alcayde 223/559. $5 ACROSS SIDE POT - Game 1. Eddie Katz 260/$50, Armando Zavala 238/$25 and Juan Revs Camarena 236/$10. Game 2. Ken Seiple, Jr. 246/$50, Eddie Katz 233/$25 and Allan Basto/Carlos Castillo 232/$10. Game 3. Ramon Maloles 268/$50, Vince Cervantes 259/$25 and Allan Basto 246/$10. SUPER POT - Vince Cervantes 259/$90 and Allan Basto 246/$40. $1 DOUBLES - Alan Aguilar 287/Jeff Reyes 274/561 ($140) and Ryan Okamoto 266/Marife Catalasan 257/523 ($40). LADIES SIDEPOT - Bheth Alcayde 223/$30 and Mary Smyth 213/$10. The match game was worth $316 and will be carried over. The number called was 142. The 50/50 winner to any regular ABTA tournament was Allan Basto and made the most of his free entry at Del Rio Lanes. Allan was one of the finalist. ABTA tournament will be at Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim, one day only. First squad is at 12:00 noon then 2:30 and Final Squad 4:00 PM. Semis at 6:00 PM. USBC continued from page 1 higher strike percentages as balls roll through the pins after impact. The aim of USBC s research is to find new ways to precisely measure how modern bowling balls rolled with different amounts of speed and hook enter and exit the pin deck and how those ball paths influence how pins fly upon impact. It s important that, in today s setting, USBC better understand what exactly happens when a bowling ball hits the pins from different positions and angles, said USBC Technical Director Steve Kloempken. We have never before studied a bowling ball s impact on the pins after it goes through and off the pin deck. In the big picture, this research is important because it impacts scoring levels in our sport. WINNETKA It was such a relief to hear the words, 100% contained regarding the recent fires. Thanks to the firemen who did a great job. And to all the families who have suffered losses, we extend our thoughts and prayers. The bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl continue to show us their great talents when it comes to league bowling. Take a look at last week s scores: Viva Las Vegas: Sweepers were at South Point Bowling Center and look what they bowled. Jared Goldschen 252/672, Stephen Mendez 248/635, Bernie Lebel 247/626, Daniel Clebanoff 253/603, Lori Bains 501, Kathy Litzenberg 195, James Smith Jr The Fall League starts on October 26 with a meeting at 5:45 p.m, and bowl at 6:30 p.m. We re looking forward to seeing all of you. River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart with a great 299/748, Vince Koeller 258/681, Andre Hebert 650, Al Reiswig 647, Mike Pavlowsky 248/644, Marsha Williams 209/575, Monise Kelly 247/570, Trevor Stoy 265, Anthony Pavlowsky 257. Monday Nite Madness: Bob Pfleger 239/542, Martha Pfleger 467, Bonnie Hane 200/456, Steven Schulkin 214, Wayne Coffman 204. Monday Nite Live: Dave Cook 245/689, Marc Loshin 221/607, Dick Schryver 224/600, Lucy Tralla 200/560, Sharon Weger 528, Mel Johnson 216, Tom Miller 204, Danny Martinez 204, Dan Phearson 204. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): James Smith Jr. 255/899, Daniel Williams 209/814, Lori Bains 194/674, Bill Williams 217, Bruce Zietz 212, Allan Nathan 208. Comedians: Edward Birt 726, Larry Lansing 277/704, Ruben Sarkissian 255/704, Russ Gothrick 279/698, Scott Crawford 677, Jan Sandman 237/555, Mary Becker 539, Susan Hahlbeck 534, Carol Asher 513, Jeff Lewis 265, Kirk Bogart 256. Early Birds: Nelson Colvin 235/623, Arnie Kazdoy 245/611, Orville Dopps 234/606, Jamie White 268/604, Kimberly Lane 215/616, Shirley Needham 514, Susie Rothenberg 513, Ray Fish 236. Copper Bucket: Casey Ford 257/638, Becky Ruiz 185/510, Mark Woslum 223, Paul Prober 221, Josh Raymer 214, Richard Alajarin 212. PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Doane Cole /807, Tiffany Morita 209/712, Scott Friedman 239, Dave Schaffer 225, Larry Steinberg , Chip Minot 214, Paul Barkley 200, Dave Weisman 201, Larry Friedman BOYS Matt Cormack 185/ Classic: Candy Adams 219/590, Marsha Williams 219/587, Robyn Willis 216/551, Kathy Iwakiri 548, Lisa Sheeran 547, Barbara Vaccarello 547, Jo Diego 226, Georgia Garey 205. The Classics: Louis Enriquez 245/670, Rean Luttrell 200/574, Tina Enriquez 211/570, Bert Rubens 566, Pam Findl 202/563, Gayle Kirby 213/543, Michael Witt 207. Thursday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): James Hudgins 240/873, Patricia Gross 156/532, Peter Thibodeaux 222, Vu Lam 214, Jesse Veen 209, Kyle Kinney 200. B nai Brith Classic: Michael Halem 257/656, Sol Stein 239/638, Thomas Flynn 232/625, Mark Fienberg 238/624, George Lippert 245/621. Party Animals: Ruben Sarkissian 256/693, Melody Ritchie 237/695, Kenny Schimpf Jr. 265/690, Lamont Smith 256/683, Elizabeth Fonvergne 289/677, Johnnie Englehart 255/659, Kenny Schimpf Sr. 651, Debbie Mendoza 538, Karen Hopper 215/532, Robert Barrett 255, Sharon Weger 226. Vegas 4 Fun: Robert Spengeman 265/735, Bill Ramos 255/635, Roger Budlong 243/631, Joel Seguin 248/630, Matt Neiswanger 612, Pam Fountain 191/473, Jaf Martinez 226. SFVCC Nikkei: Stephen Sasaki 278/751, Yoshi Kawamura 247/686, Kevin Eto 268/667, Harold Nakaoka 247/655, Mas Suruki 621, Pei Eto 212/593, Noriko Fukunaga 501, Ken Shinbashi 245. Great scores by great bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl. Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA The seniors here at Canoga Park Bowl are doing some great bowling in this Fall Season. We have some seniors who continue to be on the top of the honor roll list almost every week. We congratulate them on their outstanding bowling. Let s get to the report now. 49 Ers Senior Trio: Dale Rubin 259/625, Richard Greenzweight 220/611, Carolyn Scherzberg 225/583, Mary Lauer 215/571, Dave Folck 571, Bill Robb 206/569, Robert Little 563, Arlene Bonino 200/542, Nancy Cottrell 403, Lee Murray 154/402, Robert Brushabe 216, George Schneider 214, Mazie Little 138. Funtimers: Al Reiswig 245/633, Dave Folck 222/592, Richard Greenzweight 591, Bob Adams 224/586, Carolyn Scherzberg 215/585, Rick Dobris 584, Karen McDonald 212/548, Marilyn Bigman 514, Candy Adams 178/510, Delia Lowe 190/507, Dale Simpson 230, Roger Chartrand 226, Eleanor Weaver Ers Senior Trio: Larry George (LH) 279/696, Jerry Ambrosini 258/662, Tom Roberts 643, Ron Doll 244/622, Jerry Kanowitz 227/611, Carolyn Scherzberg 212/602, Mary Lauer 209/572, Lucy Tralla 193/560, Helen Layfield 192/509, Eleanor Weaver 504, Bill Robb 225, Eloise Valencia 181. TGIF Senior Trio: Dave Folck 235/612, Keith Hazard 247/604, Errol Gillis 201/563, Dave Yahn 203/558, Carolyn Scherzberg 192/557, Don Segien 510, Ellie Alliston 194/469, Maria Crocco 146/423, Lily Gillis 151/409, Harriet Faith 142/392, Steven Herndon 267, Bob Lev 201. Keep those high scores coming and have lots of fun. Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA Are you ready to check out the junior high scores from last week s bowling here at Canoga Park Bowl? Sutter Gold Miners: Luis Zavala 139/363, Zachery Koons 131/357, Brian Herrera 123/297, Hector Rodriguez 96/244, Allan Aguilar 241, Michelle Carreon 92/226, Harrison Bui 98. Bumper Thumpers: Aiden Marks 104/202, Stevan Martinez 80/152, Analynne Wallace 106/205, Jezzabel Chavez 81/142. Junior Royals: Nick Minot 240/622, David Sheeran 181/514, Keith Nelson 235/492, Nick Ahadzadeh 169/440, Julias Frias 196/498, John Nelson 373, Stacy Sheeran 165/453, Alina Medina 143/371, Ashley Brett 120/305, Allen Minot 141. We ll be back next week. Take care.

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11 October 23, 2008 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 EBONITE LEAGUE at Del Rio Lanes on the Tradidtional House Shot ** Chris Williams ** / 848 Steve Gurrieri - 300/803 Of America Dan Cerio Ramiro Garcia Joey Marino Josh Montgomery Billy Myers Jr Kevin Valmonte Southern California s Greatest Bowlers Challenge the Lanes Every Monday at 8:30 PM Del Rio Lanes 7502 E. Florence Ave., Downey Date & Location October 26, 2008 Oak Tree Lanes 990 North Diamond Bar Blvd. Diamond Bar Ca PLEASE PRE-ENTRY 30 LANES AVAILABLE Check-In 8:00am to 9:00 am Begin bowling at 9:10am 3 DIVISIONS Hdcp Advance, Open. To Enter Call or butch@jstbowl.com SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS all Div. North Los Angeles Co.-USBC 9175 De Soto Ave., Chatsworth, CA (818) (818) fax Presents 500/600/700 Club Youth Tournaments USBC Certified Smart # Saturday, November Bowl 3 PM Check-in 1:30 PM AMF Woodlake Bowl Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills $ st Place Scholarships guaranteed each division (based on 25 entries per division) Eligibility Rules: Current Sanctioned NLAC-USBC youth members who have bowled a 500, 600, or 700 series in a sanctioned league or tournament at any time during membership in the USBC. 1) Entering average A book average (if none use B); B Ending Summer League sheet (if none use C); C - Current average (must bring league sheet, min. of 7 league sessions) (if none use D); D -- No average, bowl scratch. 2) Bowlers must bowl in the club they qualified for, but may move up in classification. Returning to the lower classification after moving up is not allowed. 3) Please present membership cards when checking in. Check-in starts at 1:30PM. Entries close at 2:30pm on Nov. 1st or when squad is full. 4) Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. 5) Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average. 6) Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average may be disqualified. 7) All other rules governed by USBC Youth Tournament rules. 8) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual statements on shirts. 9) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed. 10) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification. 11) 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). 12) Divisions: SCRATCH: 700 (all); Upper 600 (170+); Lower 600 (169 & lower) Handicap (90% of 200) Average verification required for Lower 600 & 500 Club entries. 13) Format: 4 games per qualifying. Top three roll-off finals to determine winners in each club. 14) Awards: Scholarships (based on number of entries, 100% return) (min. 1 in 10 will receive scholarship). 15) Entry Fees: $25 (prepaid); $35 on site ($10 late fee) $12.00 lineage; $11.50 Scholarship Fund (returned 100%); $.1.50 expenses. Balance to NLAC- USBC ways & means. Prepaid entries must be received by October 27, Late fees will be added to the scholarship fund Name: Center & League: Entering Ave: indicate club (circle one): 500, 600 lower, 600 upper, 700 Mail entries to: NLAC-USBC 9175 DeSoto Ave., Chatsworth Attn: Club Tournament For more information, please call the NLAC office at (818) or meat diddyshops@yahoo.com SLAC Youth Travel by Otha Stubblefield TORRANCE Most of you must have read my article/ rant last week, since we had a good turn out. I was hoping so after the two week break. Brent Shern is our star of the week with an even 800. His high game was 230. Jeremy Glover showed up with a rather disappointing 766 and 211 high game. Justin Gadaire followed with a 758 and 212 high game, and Keyon Lemus had a dismal 746 and 201 high game. I m using these terms only because I ve seen much better performances. One thing that I ve really noticed is that there seems to be more horseplay there than at any other center we stop at. I d like to think that you appreciate Bowl-O-Drome for its decent lane conditions and not for the large concourse space apparently suitable for chasing each other around. Since some of you play football, also, that can be pretty scary. Steven Alford shot 217, Austin Gadaire a 199, Claudell Redwine a 198 and Lawrence Merriweather a 190. Pepsi league qualifying starts in two weeks. Congratulations to Matthew Jones for making his first Farm Club cut at Palos Verdes, and John McCullin who came in 3rd. Shout out to Keyon for his 289! Did you make cut? I don t remember? Our next meeting will be at AMF Midtown Lanes in Los Angeles. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the center, it is not an easy shot. However, it hasn t been as hard as people have been touting. You can take Crenshaw north to Venice, right on Venice and right on San Vicente, or take the 110 North to 10 West, exit Crenshaw, right on Crenshaw, left on Venice. Did I mention cuts? I m going to start cutting those of you who can t seem to make it to league, or can t call. It was nice of you to join, but if you re not interested in the long haul, it just makes it difficult for the ones that do. It really makes me wonder how you re going to make it in adult leagues. See you at 1:30. SED Jr. Travel by David Gordon NORWALK Keystone Lanes played host to SED Jr. Travel last Saturday as we held our first double-session of the season. We were placed on the high side of Keystone and was treated to fresh oil for both sessions. Our thanks goes out to the management for the days accommodations. In the first session, we had a few break out with some excellent scoring. Max Slevcove started the day off with a near perfect 299 game. He later added a 232 for a 902 four-game series. J.D. Pelow put up scores of /888 while Mark Curtis had /810. That s the way to handle Keystone, gentlemen. Other high scores for the first set came in from Deanna Carrillo /772 and Brandyn Roque 224/744. Lastly, we had Kevin Jones pacing with us and he put up 269/822. In the second session, we added some incentive as yours truly got out his equipment for a little improv Beat the Coach. I was joined by parents Eleanor Mandzuch and Pete Slevcove to give some additional challenge to the juniors. The results will be posted next week after I reduce the requirements to win a patch and recuperate from my making it through FOUR games. The leader of this session (happen to be on my pair) was Pelow with /791. Right behind him was Curtis with /790. Up next and really going after that patch was Jon Morales with 211/783 and Roque 225/758. We also had Slevcove at 200/723 and Kim Ferdnance 207/718. This coming Saturday, we will be at AMF Valley View Lanes in Garden Grove. League rules will be handed out and tested on at a later date. Have a good laugh and a good week. I ll see you there. Presentations and Information Add Spark to Fall Bowling Classic RENO The bowling proprietors of northern and southern California celebrated their 14th annual meeting and trade show in the new Reno Event Center and Silver Legacy meeting areas. Meetings were preceded by a Bowl-a-Palooza at the National Bowling Stadium where trio teams bowled two games (with a house ball yet) while onlookers and fans enjoyed good food and the libation of their choice. Several took part in a Karaoke contest and some were pretty good! BPAA/USBC introduced Bowlopolis, which to me is one of the most exciting things to come along in a long time. The program will target the 6-13 year olds to be unified under the joint Bowlopolis Branding platform. The program has a story line of a typical young boy (Layne who has a dog named Reset), enthralled in his video game environment, forced out of his limited world on a mission to save his father (Mr. Kegler), who has been kidnapped by the nefarious King Pin. To accomplish this he must visit Bowlopolis and ultimately bowl King Pin to save his father. The story and animation was developed by Keith Alcorn who created Jimmy Neutron and it is interesting and clever. There will be several CD s that will tell the story and they will be distributed to the kids at places like Wendy s in each kid s meal and proprietors have the opportunity to by them en mass at only $38 per hundred. The focus is to Introduce more youth to experience the fun of bowling; Increase frequency of youth visits which means greater revenue and Convert more youth to organized programs increasing league participation. We got a sneak preview of the first two CD s and they were well done and definitely left you wanting more. This program will tie in with all kinds of activities and have four phases: Activation Kits, Branded Birthday Kits, Bowlers Ed in schools and on-line games. The entire program will be geared to get kids in bowling centers and teach them how to bowl eventually stirring them into youth leagues. There will even be a Bowlopolis membership card! BPAA s vision is to make our proprietors more profitable said BPAA President Jim Sturm who noted there were 18,000,000 young people out there and just 286,000 are youth bowlers. They want to grow the market and are willing to invest in doing this and carry it into retaining these bowlers through high school and into college. BPAA Secretary Candy DiSoccio heads the In-Center Youth Directors Program. The Skills Center is a contemporary bowler development tool and planned for centers is a Kiosk that takes the place of human interaction. Bowlers can order equipment, get information even including Pro tips Ṁembership is down 4-5% and open play is stagnant but BPAA membership grows. BPAA is helping state proprietors manage their organizations approximately 30 are under their wing now. BPAA has a great website template and will help or manage. They currently have 3400 centers. John Berglund spoke briefly on what proprietors could face with the current financial situation, impending election outcome, and the political environment in general. The newly organized Bowling Foundation will manage funds for BVL, Hall of Fame, Susan B. Komen and the Earl Anthony Scholarship. There are 2.6 million league bowlers and if the loss continues at 5% per year it means the loss of centers and valuable programs like Pepsi and SMART. BPAA is working hard to revitalize the base product and protect the competitive side of bowling. There are 65 million occasional bowlers and the aim is to get them into the centers more often. There are good things planned for the Test Center in Arlington, TX. The center has 20 lanes and is slated to be functional in days (November ) The lanes will have a variety of finishes and pin setting machines. Bowling balls and patterns will be tested and programs such as a management school, coaching and educational training will be offered. Amy Acurri gave a lengthy dissertation of the advantages of SYSCO, a purchasing program currently being used by 800 centers. She showed that street pricing is definitely NOT better than BPAA s price. SYSCO houses who provide supplies are consistently audited to insure what they pay for costs and that the mark-up to centers is consistent. BPAA meets with vendors continuously to negotiate good prices for member centers. They say the money saved through this program can pay for the proprietor s dues in BPAA. Frank DiSoccio who heads Strike Ten Entertainment told of a variety of promotions going on, Popcorn, Sara Lee, Budweiser, Miller Brewing and Coors, NASCAR, and are looking for good activation programs with sponsors. Highlighting the Trade Show were presentations by Bowling Proprietors of America (BPAA,) Southern California BPA, Max Brown on the Carrot Principle and Colleen Byrnes spoke on Going Green. Educational programs included Eric Martin Violence in the Workplace Are you and your employees prepared? Are you proactive instead of reactive? Kelly Bednar Youth Academy 101 designed to help youth directors get started with their youth program. Max Brown The Carrot Principal Getting Better Results from Your Employees show that you appreciate and value employees for their contributions, creating passion and performance. So-Cal President Scott Frager and pp Jason Altman held a seminar that promoted sharing ideas that work and allowed input from the attendees. One good idea was working with your centers to give a game of bowling to Halloween Trick or Treaters instead of candy! On the fun side was a Roast for past president Dennis Fanucchi lots of laughs and when Dennis finally got up to rebut everyone got up and left the room only to return with the old nose and horned rim glasses get up. Ted Hoffman Jr. emceed the events and wife Marilyn navigated the ever popular reverse drawing. Dennis Fanucchi and Hank Malatesta received and award of thanks from retiring president Stacy Allred for their help in planning and implementing the Trade Show each year. New Nor-Cal president Jim Decker, 111 was introduced. Thanks go to Brunswick, Qubica/AMF, The Lighting Store, Pepsi, National Bowling Stadium, Silver Legacy, Patton Vending, Western Bowling Proprietors Insurance, Herzog Insurance, Berry Cutler Hosiery, Bowling Industry and Nor-Cal Bowling Centers. The California Bowling Writers held their Fall interim meeting on October at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, NV. Following the meeting CBW hosted a booth at the Trade Show and offered their signature home baked cookies. They know who we are! On display were several binders with CBW history and memorabilia and the opportunity for people to donate to our 2009 Phone Card for the Troops charity. We brought home $300 plus to add to funds collected so far. I can t believe it but we got talked into getting up and doing Karaoke again. We had run into a fellow who made us believe we could be back up singers while he did the Celebration routine. Must be a lot of tin ears out there but people thought we did great. California Bowling Writers, formed in 1998, is open to all California bowling journalists, promoters and supporters of the sport of bowling. The purpose of the organization is to encourage and educate both members and non-members in communication through print, promotion and use of electronic media. CBW will recognize and reward those who create media awareness by providing outstanding bowling photography and journalistic excellence. For more information visit: www. calbowlingwriters.org Mary Lynly, CBW Publicity STAR OF TOMORROW SCHOLARSHIP CELEBRATES 20 YEARS by Phyl Knoll HAWTHORNE It was in l989 that the California Women s Bowling Association presented their first Star of Tomorrow title and $l, 000 scholarship, to Dionne Lee of Modesto. And, because this wonderful program was grandfathered into our new CAUSBC Organization, twenty years later, we are prepared to crown the best of the best California male and female youth bowlers.as our 2009 $l,000 Scholarship Stars of Tomorrow. The eligilibility requires that both male or female nominee be an active member of the California USBC (Youth or Collegiate) and an amateur as defined by USBC rules AND (1) Must be a high school graduating SENIOR who has APPLIED to an accredited University, Junior College or Vocational Institution OR currently attending an accredited University, Junior College or Vocational Institution. (2) Must be younger than 22 years of age as of November 15, preceding the January 15, 2009 application deadline date. (3) Must have a current season s minimum average of 175 and an outstanding record of bowling achievements in the past and current season and (4) have a minimum of 2.0 GPA Or equivalent. Deadline for submitting the application is JANUARY 15, 2009 so. we suggest you all get started with your search for a qualified candidate. Applications will be available from your local USBC office or you may print one from our website causbc. If you have need for information, please me at phylbowls@sbcglobal.net or phone or fax me at

12 Page 12 BOWLING NEWS October 23, 2008 Kohara /637, Sandy Viloria /630. Saturday Vegas Special: Mark O Donnell /664, Gregg Sietsema /664, Fiel Aranda /660, Joe Molina /653, Tom Shores /643, Christina Garcia Linbrook Bowling Center E. Highland Ave. 4-4 Vegas: Joe Cruz /662, Ben Philalack 246- San Bernardino, CA S. Brookhurst Anaheim (714) /655, Neil Butschke /632, Jeff Hilbert 221/601, Dale Grandinette 225, Arleen Jones-Acker 255/623, Cheri Butschke Family and Friends: Chris Meno /675, Dave Kelly /644, Steve Benavente /630, Pete Quintana 247/624, Rick Robledo 235, Maria Kelly /626, Debi Jones 204. Double Daters: Shane Oslund /692, Lenny Huber /691, Lowell Huber /664, Pete Lopez /650, Tim Cordell /647, Joann Lee /630, Allyson Baligad 223, Margie Savage 223. Gamblers Anonymous: Hong Kha , Robert Bloom /633, Alan Bloom , Ken Williams 202, Krista Kha 203. Senior No-Tap: (Results of October 14, 2008) 44 $10=$ $5.25=$ prize $4.75=$ $1=$43. Place Money 1st Frank Jeo 805 $39, 2nd Tom Stern 804 $31, 3rd Sam Shumard 801 $24, 4th John Hendricks 796 $17, 5th Ed Signorino 795 $12, 6th Romy Villalobos 787 $9. Sidepots 1st game, hdcp.: 1st Ed Signorino 295 $10, 2nd Lloyd Carter 292 $8, 3rd Shirley Thompson 289 $ nd game, scr.: 1st Rod Cantrell , 2nd Johnny Munson 275 $10, 3rd Cliff LaPointe 268 $7. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Ro Mutzenberger 317 $10, 2nd-3rd (tie) Frank Jeo 288 $8, Frey Voysey, 288 $ Carryover Amount: $ Added $43. Winner: Rod Cantrell $ ANAHEIM It s time to sit back, put your feet up on the stool and see how the bowlers did last week at Linbrook Bowling Center. Santa Gals and Guys: Mike Hardy 241/619, Jairo Chiriboga 263/616, Carl Adinolfi 225/602, Romy Ruedas 220, Wayne Fulton 212. Swinging Trios: Andy Vincent 223, Mike Warr 210, Ike Eisenacher 200, LaVerne Turnham 200. Lunch Bunch: Gino Vassallo 223, Chaun Shepherd 222. Monday Cypress College: Bryan Osborne /649, Kevin Hopkinson /617, Rob Befort 221, Richard Clendineng 213. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Rick Weiland /603, Digger Larkin 246, Larry Critchfield 225, Larry Haskin 225, Mark Guzman 214, Sharon Mayer-Haran 230. Ten Pins: Tony Toliver /729, Byron Reich /715, John Magill /685, Ray Jew /653, Rodger Morris /649, Danielle Toliver 211, Ashley Vodden 204, Tammy Quental 203. No KnottCents: Jim Johnston /648, Ben Philalack /611, Bobby Johansen 215, Tim Butler 214, Gio Bernal 210. Korean Bowling League: Hyun Tae Kim 203. R.C.R.C.: Ralph Tanner /668, Paul Budnovich /614, Lou Cruz 227/600, Don Tanner s Company: Melinda Manahan 223, Marie Parmalee 206, MaryLou Platte 206, Melissa Adams 200. Executive Doubles: Stan Evans /689, Bill Swanson /618, Johnny Munson /612, Randy Shepherd /601, Don Gut-omen , Lisa Somma /662. Jacks and Jills: Jerry Lao /688, Ken Reser /664, Voltaire Cuello /651, Robert Bloom , Jeffrey Skovgard , Traci Sodal 214, Monica Wagner 204. C & D Zodiac: Eli Cajucom 223, Ruben Delgado 209, Andrew Nieves 208, Maisa Sanglb 203. Just Desserts: Evan Mostowa /719, Lowell Huber /714, Tony Alfano /710, Wesley Shoemaker /652, Randy Seifman /649, Mary Mundi 207. Bowl Sa Mo: Jimmy Kim /640, Henry Kim /628, Sophia Kim /621, Andy Kim /707, Duke Lee 222, Michelle Kim 210. Golden Nuggets: Ed Signorino 224/610. Go For Nine: Lloyd Carter /813, Carl Adinolfi /752, Rich Heid /727, Jake McCollum /752, Bob Fulton /722, Joyce Short /626, Pat Nichols 263/619, Flo Vignola 233, Audrey McAchren , Carol Johnson 212, Fran Stern Party Timers: Ron Garcia /741, Ted Evans /681, Brent Joel /677, Pat Sangenito /663, Ben Philalack /656, Jennifer Rogers 226, Orpah Toliver , Shirley Fraser 204. Anaheim Nisei: Bob Mendoza 246, Sadao Kuwahara 236, Tommy Watanabe 236, Hach Murata , Dave Lautherboren 203. Nikkei: Stan Mashita /677, Bob Okamura /673, Leo Asuncion /632, Gil Barcoma 215/604, Sam Tanaka 229, Lori Jamora 204, Ethel May Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall , Latricia Carroll 207, Donna Juergens 204, Betty Saienni , Ann Lester 200. Santa Super Savers: Frank Decrisi 243/616, Tony Chaco , Carl Adinolfi , Dallas Liebenow 223, Art Gutierrez 200, Carl McAlister 200. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Don Smith 213, Walt Hooper 212, Margot Church 210. Thursday Cypress College: No Scores. Magnolia Teachers (No-Tap): Bill McFeggan 236/630, Carolyn Anderson , Debi Andreff 213, Chrys Shields 210. St. Pius: Michael Dulay /651, Fiel Aranda , Calvin Macareag Vegas: Ben Philalack /717, Jeffrey Sargent /664, James Wells /650,Tom Condon /656, Bob Mendoza /650, Eva Munson 241/610. Grey Panthers: John Vojtko /615, Harry Sargent , Jerry Dymora 202, Gus Glissman 200. Friday Cypress College: Rick Le 211, Anthony Cabading 204. T.G.I.F.: Norm Walker /636, David Wright /628, Ric Kauten 225, Tony Banks 224, Bo Bowen Vegas Party: Len Huber /737, Ben Philalack /690, E.J. Rogers /687, Ed Angeles /681, Allan Alt /645, Traci Sodal /623, Pam Weiland /610, Dora Miller 222, Debi Boroff 207. Kamaaina Bowling Club: Lorin Tomono /756, Gregory Sato /717, Sam Tanaka /670, Alan LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER WE NEVER CLOSE OPEN 24 HOURS Weekly Events S. BROOKHURST ANAHEIM (714) Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am } Wilson Wheels A Wonderful 671 In Linbrook Juniors by Stacy ANAHEIM I would like to start off this article by congratulating one of our Junior bowlers for winning his first JAT title. Congratulations goes out to Aaron Wilson for all the hard work and practice he has done and for this great achievement. I am sure this is the first of many! Congrats Aaron! In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart, who also made the semi-finals in the JAT, bowled terrific scores of for a fabulous 671 series. Robert Albrecht tallied a fine 215, Jovanni Ortiz ordered , Jesse Gwyn grabbed and Matt Clark clipped 201. Other great games were rolled by Chris Conway 196, Melanie Albrecht , Courtney Albrecht , Jeremy Lewis 184, Morgan Gober 134, Daniel Robbins 155, Christopher Defazio 146, Jessica Quental 194, Kelsey Myer 145, Thomas Iriye , Laura Robbins 130, Rebecca Peyatt 127, April Ortiz , Deanna Gomez and Tiffani Agustin 172. In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, Aaron Wilson led the crew with for a sizzling 681 series. Teammate Darrell Wilson added some great scores with /640. Andrew Stewart slammed for 658 while Valerie Matsumoto finished awesome with 268 for 650. Andrew and Valerie bowled against each other while Andrew s teammate Mark McLeod scored a blistering 268 for 632 and Valerie s teammate Steve Matsumoto stepped up with for a terrific 679 series. It is getting harder and harder for the adults to keep up with these kids! J.D. Greenhalgh scored for a sweet 625 series. Nathan Mathias rolled 201 while Bob Mathias pounded 226. Hong Kha hammered for 657. Matt Nickeson nailed 233 and Tammi Basquez topped 200. Bill Swanson swished 206. In the Bumper Busters, Jennifer Lewis led the day with 93 and a fabulous 138 game. Up next was RJ Davis with followed by Nicholas Hank More great scores by MaryBeth Zipagang 88-96, Jeremy Lopez and Alan Gonzalez In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart squished for a sensational 670 series. Aaron Wilson had a fine showing with for 644. Josh Cruz clobbered /623 and Jeff Hunt hunted the pocket down for /602. There were some incredible games there with lots of strikes! Two hundred games were rolled by Valerie Matsumoto 228, Bobby Hornacek 211, Edrick Tayag 203, Jeremiah Tan 201 and Jay Tayag 200. Michelle Matsumoto was mixing the pins up for a brilliant 199 game. Other great scores were rolled by David Dumond 157, Jessica Quental 186, Sydney McLellan , Chris Conway 171, Thomas Iriye 142, Dominick Rodriguez 136, Ray Rodriguez 187, Shyanna Simkins 75, Jackie Tayag 161, Dafine Guardado 106, Jackawa Jackson 137 Drew Hopkinson 172, Nicholas Gallant 166 and Shawn McFeggan 145. $2.25 per game Ozzie s Senior Scotch Doubles 7th Anniversary Potluck Saturday November 15th Check in at 11:30AM - Bowl at 12:30PM Limited to the first 50 paid couples TEDDY S COLOR OF MONEY BREAKFAST BOWL SENIOR NO-TAP Stacy Strings The Strikes by Roberta McNaught ANAHEIM You know that the strikes are bountiful when Stacy Rider is rolling the ball. Such was the case last week in the 590 Classic. Stacy s games of 229, 242, 258, & 236 harvested her a 965 series. Others raking in a 900 Series were: Robert Ragans 280/964, Rich Heid 258/931, Don Lorentzen 248/920, Terry Brent 268/919, Juan Sandoval 248/913, Willy Bordenave 268/904, and Frank Bellinder 248/900. More weekly highs were: E.J. Rogers 238/876, Rose Williams 246/871, Alan Bloom 245/868, Jenelle Jellsey 235/867, Carl Adinolfi 242/866, Janine Ditch 234/866, Gino Vassallo 243/856, Martin Angulo 217/853, Christy Asher 226/852, David Wright 244/851, Shirley Anderson 234/845, Rob Roberts 236/838, Hong Kha 226/834, Kyle Osterman 225/831, Ronny Thompson 224/826, Tom Horton 252/824, Willie Harris 225/816, Ron Mahler 215/813, Shig Shozi 224/803, Tim Blough 235/802, Ron Douglass 245, Adrian Bradley 235, Bob Gosnell 235, Jerry Knight 234, Eva Munson 228, Marie Barbush 226, Johnny Munson 226, Orlando Vanegas 225, Al Lara 223, Karen Bagnall 216, Janet Anderson 211, Larry Green 206, Ed Hermance 205, Teri Hefner 204, Karen Mauricio 204, Rey Ortiz 203, Fred Voysey 202, Stan Guzy 202, Gloria Ferrulli 200 and John Phillips 200. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Lloyd Thierry who had a mild heart attack and has been sidelined for a few weeks. Hurry back Lloyd, we miss you. Special Tuesday & Fridays at 1 PM Entry Fee: $10 WE RE A PARTY 24 SEVEN Excluding Holidays Saturdays Check-in 8:30pm Bowl at 9:00pm $15 Per Person Sundays at 7:30-11 AM 3 Games & Breakfast $10 Per Person SAN BERNARDINO Congratulations to Steve Smith, winner of the Scratch 6-Gamer held last Sunday here at Del Rosa Lanes. Thanks to all the bowlers who came out and made this tournament successful. You will find the final results in the Bowling News. Slot Busters: Brent Lively /673, Bob Rottman /610, Mike Skeens 235, Cissie Lucas 184/483. Weekend Rollers: Roger Delos Reyes /736, Mike Nakunz /726, Nacho Hernandez /693, Tim Farris /673, Vince Vasquez /641, Jonny Brooks /641, Tom Stebbins /630, Jim Forbes /622, Marty Nakunz 246, Eddie Miller , Jeff Tripp 226, Mike Contreras 225, Jerome Forch 225, Jackie Farris 204/576, Toni Futch 227, Betty Allgower 209. PBA Experience: Sidepots game 1: Ray Cobb 205; game 2: Bobby Campagnale 201; game 3: Robert Sickles 199; game 4: Sean Cochran 238. Judson Baptist: Jarrod Smith /607, Jeremy Kramer 271 Craig Green 247, Marty Perry /626. Mt. Commercial: Rolando Bravo /628, Pris Krasney 190/528. Capri: Tiffany Sand 542, Toni Futch 220. S.B.T.A.: Scott Henderson /670, Lori Fletcher 173/444. Dirty County: Bobby Campagnale /655, John Hutchings /649, Roger Hunt 232, Debra Neff 229/606. Elks Mixed Invitational: David Marion /586, Martin Romeo 223, Linda Grimes 464, Grace Hague 170. Willows: Patti Bechtold 183/497. Wednesday Vegas: Will Mattox /740, Jeff Hunt /714, David Simental /674, Phillip Hockett /651, Howard Vasquez /640, Brian McCully /611, Leighton Beach 235, Del Karper 234, Ron Cracraft 229, Gary Prideaux 225, Steve Pellegrine 225, Rolann Karper /685, Denise Carter , Tiffany Sand 201. Del Rosa 630 Classic Trio: Curtis Covey /1007, Michael Gray /1004, J.P. Dauber /972, John Davis Jr /971, Paula Vidad /964, Robert Sickles /954, Dennis Horan /953, Vince Wood /950, Corky De Maio /944, Eric Espinoza /941, Ray Cobb /924, Ed Hanson /923, Bob Hauser /911, Will Kolbow /911, Darren De Maio /903, Chris Rocha /902. Happy Gamblers: Corky De Maio /688, Adam Sokoloski /650, Bridgett Young /639, Jeanene Kratochvil 233, Cynda Ross 200. San Bernardino County: Bobby Campagnale /718, David Rybak /656, Lonnie Masteller /644, L.T. Togafau /644, Bill Elliott /628, Brian Loppnow /624, Rocky Schmitz /604, Robert Cravens Jr Good Times: Bobby Campagnale /748, Bill Elliott /679, Mike Mobley /672, Adam Sokoloski /661, Spider Calloway /632, Del Karper /630, Tom Smith /630, Leighton Beach /623, John Roberson /602, Frank Chavez 232/601, Karl Downs 238, James Harris II 225, Suelee Santero /692, Bridgett Young /628, Angela Mobley 221, Jan Kissel 214, Susan Febrante 214, Marge Hill 203. Friday Vegas: Neal Summers /731, Randy Hoffman /640, Tim Medley 258/625, Joe W. Martinez /601, Bill Roes 244, Joe Curran 243, Beth Powell 523, Michelle Chong 226. Happy days to all! Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO It s time to take a look at the senior scores from Del Rosa Lanes. Young At Heart: Bob Corrigan /664, Frank Deluca , Cari Burris 192/556. Park & Rec.: Sam Frisby /635, John Hutchings 224, David Hill , Bill Harper , Randy Hoffman 201, Bob Corrigan 200, Rose Rudh 188/504. Afternooners: Bob Corrigan /637, Angie Higgins 182/475. Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan /670, Frank Long 223, Billy Harper 215, Bob Lee 203, Angie Higgins 459, Betty Zoz 169. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Joe Burns 814, 2. Frank Deluca 756, 3. John Hutchings 731, 4. Donna Hunter 728, Booby - Sam Frisby 633. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Maria Hudkins 770, 2. Malcolm Davison 765, Booby - Joe Fletcher 615. Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO The juniors have been bowling some neat scores here at Del Rosa Lanes. We re proud to present them to you. Little Rascals: Dominick Enriquez 62/123, Kailee Littleton 97/189. Bantam Buddies: Jonathan Garcia 358, Ryan Cook 137, Taylor Rash 117/339. Pincrackers: Joshua Hundza 116/314, Sara Cook 127/346, Demi De Maio 127. Strike Force: Brent Smith /592, Chris Clingman 234, Lanea Cunningham 203/505, Kyana Scott 209. The nation s leading bowling newspaper, published Thursdays 52 weeks per year. EDITORIAL OFFICE E. Imperial Hwy. Norwalk, CA th Year In Publication VOLUME 69, NO.43 DEL ROSA SCRATCH 6-GAMER (At Del Rosa Lanes) October 19, 2008 FINAL RESULTS 1. Steve Smith +187 $ Will Wilson Ray Cobb Jenelle Jellsey Dennis Horan Brian Carmichael T. Jon Brandon T. Jon Diso HIGH FEMALE OUT OF MONEY 1. Tennelle Milligan SIDEPOTS Game 1: 1. Brandon Jenkins Brian Carmichael Game 2: 1. Bobby Campagnale Steve Smith Game 3: 1. Jon Brandon Jon Diso Game 4: 1. Dusten Ollom Ray Cobb Game 5: 1. Del Shoals Brian Carmichael Game 6: 1.Steve Smith Jason Milligan BLOCK 1 (Games 1-3) 1. Will Wilson Steve Smith BLOCK 2 (Games 4-6) 1. Steve Smith Will Wilson Cameleon Pattern was used. 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