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1 March 4, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 Thursday, March 4, 2010 California Bowling News P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA Online: news@californiabowlingnews.com Orleans Casino Hosts Storm Golden Ladies Classic The tournament is open to all women over the age of fifty LAS VEGAS The Storm Golden Ladies Tournament isn t just an ordinary bowling tournament. This year, almost 80 bowlers entered the event and, although it is a highly competitive event, it is a social event. It is more like a tea party, and a chance for old friends to gather and enjoy themselves in friendly competition. Nevertheless, the Golden Ladies tournament goes a long way in determining the Senior Woman Bowler of the Year. It is a USBC sanctioned event. This Golden Ladies tournament is the brainchild of golden-haired Jeanette Robinson and ably aided by her silver-haired hubby, Dick Porter. Of course it is obvious that the entire Orleans staff, led by Mike Kaufman, is behind the tournament to help make the women feel at home. I ve known Jeanette since she lived in Flint, Michigan. I had the distinct pleasure of by John Jowdy coaching her at the BPAA All-Star tournament back in the 70 s. Jeanette, surely one of the greatest ambassadors of the game, inaugurated this tournament back at the old Showboat Hotel, Casino and Bowling Center in Vegas. This occasion marks the 20th anniversary of this classic event. Make no mistake; the Golden Ladies Classic is strictly a two-person production. While Jeanette tends to all the details regarding the tournament, Dick scampers all over the place making sure all the ladies are being served water or whatever drinks they desire, and, if needed, any medical attention. The Orleans management arranged special room rates of 40. The entry fee is 150 with 100% of the entry fee returned with prize money distributed on a 1 to 5 basis. The winner is guaranteed All bowl- George Galindo Wins ABT Championship at Carter Lanes FULLERTON George Galindo won his second Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at AMF Carter Lanes on Saturday, February 27, 2010 during our 3-game Beat-the-Board tournament. George bowled in the 12 noon squad and shot games of 236, 246 and 259 with handicap for a series total of 746 and the 310 1st place prize plus 470 from the Progressive Pot. Jan Fishburn came in second shooting a 708 with handicap. Low to cash was +68. Our newest championship, George Galindo, works as a Manager for CVT. George has three children, Russell, Jacob and George, II. George has been bowling for about three years. He does his league bowling at Tustin Lanes and AMF Carter Lanes and sports a high game of 276 and a high series of 641. George was using a Brunswick Rampage and Black Widow drilled by Ramon Torres, at the R&E Pro Shop at AMF Carter Lanes, for the win this weekend. George wanted to thank Michele Stern for her support and encouragement and Ramon Torres for helping him with his game and taking care of his equipment. George also wanted to thank continued on page 11 AMF Carter Lanes for hosting the tournament and the ABT directors for running an outstanding tournament. The winner of the Senior Sweeper was George Galindo. The winner of the 2-Game Sweeper was Greg Neuer. Our mystery score was drawn after our final squad. The game drawn was 157 (game 2) and the mystery series was 543. There were no winners. The mystery pots are open to all members and costs 5. The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at Carter Lanes for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be March 6-7 at Linbrook Bowl. The address for Linbrook Bowl is 201 S. Brookhurst (cross streets are Lincoln and Brookhurst) in the city of Anaheim. Their phone number is Saturday squad times are at 1, 2:30 and 4PM. Sunday squad is at 10AM. Beat-the-board finals begin at approximately 11:45. All semi-finalists must check in by 11AM. First place will be 1100 with 40 entries and 40 entries in the bonus pot. The entry fee for this event is 40. INDIANAPOLIS Bill O Neill of Southampton, Pa., who earned a can t miss tag after his Professional Bowlers Association Rookie of the Year season, cruised past defending champion Mike Scroggins of Amarillo, Texas, , to win his first major title in the 67th Lumber Liquidators U.S. Open at Woodland Bowl Sunday. O Neill, who won his first Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour title earlier in the season in Detroit, had a spare in the first frame, failed to convert the 2-10 split in the second, and then threw 10 strikes in a row to race away to victory. Along with his title, he earned 60,000 and a three-year PBA Tour exemption. This title means everything to me. I can t begin to explain it, he said. It s the most difficult title on tour to win. To have my name up there will the guys who have won it is amazing. I can t believe I bowled a game like that on this lane condition, the 28-year-old O Neill said. I found a little hold area and that s all I needed. It was just a matter of bearing down and making good 6 Gamer st Place NEW DAY AND START TIME!! check-in SUNDAY, Mar. 21st at 5PM 4:30 Entry Fee: 50 Optional - Sidepots 6 - Blocks 4 Call Alan at (949) for more info. Office: Fax: Bill O Neill Wins First Major Title in 67th Lumber Liquidators U.S. Open Scorpion Oil Pattern Used shots. It was the most relaxed I ve ever been on TV, he continued. I don t know why, but from the time I got up this morning and came into the center, everything felt great. Even after throwing that split in the second frame, I knew I was going to throw the ball great. Scroggins has beaten me, like, the last 34 times I ve bowled him, so it was nice to get some payback. Scroggins never found a solid line to the pocket, failing to put two strikes together until the 10th frame. But it was a pocket 7-10 split in the eighth frame that clinched the win for O Neill. At start of the match, my thumb shrunk just a bit and I was afraid to add a piece of tape because I didn t want to hang up in the ball, Scroggins said. I was losing it just enough, so when I put the tape in the ball in the seventh frame, I got back to the pocket. But Bill bowled well. All of the strikes looked the same, so you know he was throwing the ball well, Scroggins added. It s hard to beat 267 on an easy condition, let alone the Healthy Menu Items Can Bring More Profit, Happier Customers to Bowling Centers SBE introduces new Healthy Select menu PLANO, TEXAS Americans, these days, are paying more attention to their health. Perhaps spurred by too many fat jokes by TV comics; or gargantuan servings in fast-food and other restaurants; regardless, they are saying enough is enough. Add the fact that the largest segment of the population, some 80 million baby boomers, is reaching the age when they no longer feel invincible. submitted by Stars & Strikes All this is contributing to the trend of looking for healthier, more nutritious foods even in bowling centers. One of those boomers is 57-year-old Randy Isenberg, managing partner of Super Bowl Entertainment, LLC, owners of six bowling centers in Texas. In December of 2009, Isenberg got a wake-up call from his doctor. He was diagnosed with type 2 diabecontinued on page 11 Calling All Junior Bowlers! DOWNEY, CA Del Rio Lanes in Downey will host the Southern California Junior Open on Saturday, March 27th. Three divisions to choose from! All averages welcome. Two squad times: Noon and 3:00 P.M. Winners will receive S.M.A.R.T. Scholarships. See the ad on page 6 for more info. Call now to sign-up Bill O Neill U.S.Open Champion U.S. Open oil pattern. With his victory, O Neill also jumped into the thick of the PBA Player of the Year race with only four tournaments remaining in the season. I picked up a couple of points on Walter Ray (Williams Jr.), but you know he ll make a couple of more TV shows before the season is over, O Neill said. I ll just have to try to win another one. O Neill earned his berth in the title match by defeating Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C., , after Jones romped past Jason Couch of Clermont, Fla., , in the opening match. In the first game, Jones threw seven strikes in the first eight frames to win easily, but when the oil began to move, he got lost against O Neill, leaving and failing to convert four splits. The Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour s next event is the Etonic Don Johnson Eliminator which gets underway with preliminary qualifying rounds Monday at Sequoia Pro Bowl in Columbus, Ohio. Bowling News Honor Roll Name Score Date Center scott friedman canoga park bowl carolyn scherzberg canoga park bowl jim gibbons harleys simi bowl phil nemchek harleys simi bowl lori machin harleys simi bowl sid nakagawa CAl bowl elizabeth fonvergne canoga park bowl Glenn wada keystone lanes cherrone davis keystone lanes Denay keeing harleys simi bowl greg kokanour chaparral lanes joe myers corbin bowl johony polony del rio lanes chuck meek riverside lanes andrea snyder chaparral lanes ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & by Tuesday Noon YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page. to: news@californiabowlingnews.com men: 300 or 800 Women: 298,299,300 or 700+ Mark Your Bowling Calendar! ABT Citrus Belt Sunday March 7 Moreno Valley Bowl ABT Orange County Sat/Sun March 6-7 Linbrook Bowl ABTA Sat/Sun March 6-7 Chaparral Lanes JAT Sunday March 6 Vista Lanes PCB Mixed Doubles Sat/Sun March New Yorba Linda Bowl Scratch 8 Gamer Sunday March 7 Canoga Park Bowl W.C.S.T. Sat/Sun March 6-7 Rancho Bowl

2 Page 2 BOWLING NEWS March 4, 2010 ALREADY 39 TEAMS SIGNED UP!! Rancho Bowl, Santa Maria This Weekend March 6-7 For WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles Mixed Doubles Annual Event Yorba Linda Bowl - Yorba Linda, CA 4,000 First Place Based on 40 teams Saturday & Sunday March 13th & 14th, 2010 NEW MEMBERS SPECIAL NO 15 LATE FEE IF YOU JOIN ON-SITE! Visit website for membership info Start Time: A Squad - Roll call 7:30 AM & Bowl at 8:00 AM B Squad - Roll call 1:30 PM & Bowl at 2:00 PM Entry Fee: PCB Members for team; Non-members for team 15 Late fee for paying on-site. Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts shorts or jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required). Format: 9 games of qualifying; top 1/4 of field will bowl round robin match play on Sunday. (Max 12 Teams) Total pins plus bonus will determine final standings. Lanes will be stripped and re-oiled for B Squad. Sidepots & Brackets: Team and Individual pots & brackets will be offered. All bowlers will be required to be available for Pro-Am event on Sat night Proprietor will decide who bowls fine to bowler who does not show Bowler #1: Phone #: Address: City: St: Zip Code: Bowler #2: Phone #: Address: City: St: Zip Code: We would like to bowl: A Squad B Squad Late fee will apply after March 5th Credit Cards accepted by calling Make Checks Payable to Del Rosa Lanes Mail entries to: Pacific Coast Bowlers ATTN: Nicole Ellison 1499 E Highland Ave San Bernardino, Ca All players must be current USBC members Located inside: Del Rosa Lanes Hours of Operation: Sunday - Friday 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM by Dick Sanders SANTA MARIA This weekend, March 6-7, 2010, the WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles will be at Rancho Bowl in Santa Maria, CA is the added money. There are still limited team openings. There will be an Open 5 Game Singles Sweeper on Friday, March 5th, will start at 3:00PM, followed by a Bar BQ Steak Dinner, at a cost of per person. To start at the lanes banquet room at 6:00PM. Call Debbie Chambers at , or you may reach her in the evening at the bowling center, by calling Debbie will also help you in finding a room for the weekend at the BIG A Best Western Hotel, or the Motor Lodge. The tournament on Saturday, March 6th for the qualifying will start at 9:00 AM, with an 8:15AM Check In. Teams will bowl 2 five game team blocks with an hour lunch break after the 1st 5 games. Entry Fee: per team. Senior-Non WCST Member, pays an additional Guest Fee of The All Star ages do not pay a Guest Fee. Partner Eligibility: Senior Ages: 45 to 59 for the Men, 40 to 49 for the Ladies, All Star Ages: 44 & Under for the Men, 39 & Under for the Ladies. Two Seniors may bowl together. All Stars must bowl with one Senior. NO two All Stars may bowl together. Extra Optional Money Action, broken down for Team, Seniors & All Stars are High Game Side Pots, Series Blocks, the Super Side Pot High Game #9, and Brackets. Finals on Sunday, March 7, starting at 8:30AM. Number of Teams and the number of Games for the Finals, determined by the WCST Tournament Director, prior to the start of the qualifying on Saturday. FOR SENIOR SCRATCH BOWLERS, AGES 45 & UP The weekend of March 20-21, 2010, the WCST Ebonite Singles, returns to Pahrump, Nugget Lanes in Pahrump, NV will be the added money and is to be pro-rated for the two divisions of Seniors, ages 45 to 59, and Super Seniors, ages 60 & up. Eligibility for the Ladies: Seniors, ages 40 to 49, and Super Seniors, ages 50 & Up. There are limited openings is the Entry Fee for all current WCST Members, Guests add Qualifying, Saturday, March 20, begins at 10:00AM. Bowlers will bowl 10 games straight. All extra money action is optional, and paid in separate divisions. Finals, Sunday, March 21st, for both divisions, start at 8:30AM. On Friday, March 19th, 5 game optional singles sweeper starts at 3:00PM. On Saturday, March 20th, A PRO-AM Scheduled by the center, follows the qualifying. For full details for computer users, click onto Scroll down IN- FORMATION PAGE. Call the WCST Office at , or my cell phone: Address: wcstour@yahoo.com. Do Scratch Bowlers Deserve Better? by Dustin Markowitz LAUGHLIN A familiar sight caught my attention this last week. A bowler, who shall remain nameless, was on pace to shoot an 800 series. The bowler in question had done this several times before but I found it almost disheartening to see that no one seemed to really care except his friends in the league and several of the scratch bowlers. When he stuck a ten-pin to miss the coveted score by six pins the general consensus among the masses was one of humor that he failed and that it wasn t a big deal. I sincerely beg to differ. Now I will fully admit that I am not your typical ham and egg handicap bowler. I am a 220+ average bowler with several honor scores and tournament accolades to my credit. I ve been bowling for over twenty years and have seen how the sport has changed. With that being said I know how difficult it is to keep your composure and to achieve an award. However just because you have done it before doesn t mean it means any less to you. So the question then becomes why don t the scratch bowlers get respect? Many would argue that the current state of the sport is what causes the masses to dismiss the magnitude of an honor score. Again you will receive no argument from me in regards to the average inflation over the last several years. You will receive no argument that the equipment is better. However the argument I will make is that the pressure is the same now as it was then. The simple fact seems that in today s modern game we punish the better bowlers for being better. It is a horrible injustice to discredit a scratch bowler simply for being good. What right does a person have to ridicule or short change someone who practices regularly, buys modern equipment and averages high? Have we really allowed our sport to become so convoluted that this thought process is the norm? It is almost sickening to think this way but it seems to be the truth. So to all of you once a week bowlers out there I say take a second and realize that it s still an honor to shoot numbers. It s still a privilege to be known as a perfect bowler. It s still a great sport and, to this bowler, those who take the time to better themselves deserve respect. I can only hope you feel the same. Dustin Markowitz is a regional staff member for Hammer Bowling and the Tournament Coordinator for Riverside Lanes in Laughlin, Nevada. If you have any comments, questions or ideas he can be contacted at dmarkowitz@riversideresort.com. 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4 Page 4 BOWLING NEWS March 4, 2010 MISSION HILLS BOWL 2010 SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE SEPULVEDA BLVD., MISSION HILLS, CA (818) DAy/timE league league team meeting start MONDAYS 6:00 Pm mixed ClAssiC mx scr 5's** tba 6/07 5:30 Pm june 07 6:00 Pm guys & DOlls mx hdcp 5's 840 5/17 5:30 Pm june 07 TUESDAYS 9:15 Am EArly BirDs ladies 4's 625 6/01 9:00 Am june 01 9:15 Am tues. scratch trios mx scr 3's* tba 5/25 9:00 Am may 25 12:30 Pm golden 4 somes seniors 4's 650 5/25 12 noon may 25 6:30 Pm ADult/juniOr AD/jr hcp 2's* OPEn 5/18 6:00 Pm may 18 6:00 Pm PrimE time ClAssiC mx hdc 5's* OPEn 5/25 5:30 Pm may 25 9:00 Pm PADrEs mx hdcp 4's* 775 5/25 8:30 Pm may 25 9:00 Pm newcomers Any hdcp 3's* OPEn 5/25 8:45 Pm may 25 WEDNESDAYS 9:30 Am COFFEE BrEAkErs ladies 3's 495 5/26 9:00 Am may 26 12:30Pm senior rebels seniors 3's OPEn 5/26 12 noon may 26 6:00 Pm PinBustErs mx hdcp 5's 875 5/26 5:30 Pm may 26 6:30 Pm PrACtiCE league Any hdcp 3 s* OPEn 6/09 6:00 Pm june 09 9:00 Pm n.b.a.c. mx hdcp 4's* 770 5/26 8:00 Pm may 26 THURSDAYS 9:30 Am thursday scratch lad scr 3's tba 6/03 9:00 Am june 03 6:00 Pm lads & lassies mx hdcp 5's 860 6/03 5:30 Pm june 03 6:30 Pm DODgEr CluB mx hdcp 2 s* OPEn 6/03 6:00 Pm june 03 9:00 Pm mission majors mx scr 4's* tba 6/17 8:00 Pm june 17 FRIDAYS 9:15 Am FriDAy FOXEs ladies 3's 470 6/04 9:00 Am june 04 12:30 Pm FriDAy seniors sr hdcp 4's 650 5/28 12 noon may 28 6:00 Pm t.g.i.f. - laughlin mx hdcp 5's* OPEn 6/11 5:30 Pm june 11 9:00 Pm s.f.v. nisei mx hdcp 4's tba 5/21 8:30Pm may 21 SUNDAYS BOWLING TOURNAMENT At Del Rio Lanes 7502 E. Florence Ave Downey Ca, Tel: Sunday May 16th, 2010 Team Event: 4 members per team any combination, any entering average Pre-Pay or on site Doubles: 2 Divisions Men, Women, Pre-Pay or on site Singles: Pre-Pay or on site Format: Bowl 3 games on the same pair of lanes. Handicap: 90% of 210 Entering Ave: 1 st 2008/2009, 2 nd 2007/2008, 3 rd 21 games or more from current league sheet. Squad Times: Room for only 26 teams Team Event: 10:00A.M. Doubles: 12:30P.M. Singles: 2:30 P.M. Side pots & Brackets Deadline is May 14, 2010 Only First 26 Teams paid entries guaranteed! Make checks, money order, or cashier s checks payable to: MBA Mail P.O. Box # 2344 Downey Ca, For more information contact: Armando Zavala: mando800@verizon.net 6:00 Pm weekenders mx hdcp 4's 690 6/06 5:30 Pm june 06 (*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed)(**scratch. league-each team must have at least 1 lady) (Adult/junior must have 1 child and 1 adult) Are The Tears Worth It? by Pat Helwig SAN DIEGO It was the beginning of a new bowling season. I had just finished bowling the first night of league play when I felt an overwhelming desire to cry. I took off for the ladies room and managed to settle into a stall before the tears started flowing. I completely lost control of my emotions. I was crying like a baby, I was a mess! What was the cause of my emotional upset? It can be found in the following events that lead up to the first night of league play. It was August, With husband and two children we moved to San Diego from Chicago. My parents and sister with her family had already preceded our arrival. We all made the move to California for the health reasons of my dad. It was a good time to relocate as our children were young and our employment included job transfers from Chicago to San Diego. All members of our families were avid bowlers. Settling in the North Park area of San Diego dad had already checked out the nearest bowling alley named Aztec Bowl. With the new bowling season soon to begin I was anxious to get signed into a league. I met with the Aztec Bowl manager and expressed my desire to be on a team in a ladies scratch league. I got lucky, there was one opening and my impressive 189 book average was helpful in my placement. The 7 PM ladies scratch league would begin the week after Labor Day. I expressed my thanks for the league spot and left with a wonderful feeling of belonging. The day finally came and I was ready. With my shoes freshly polished, ball nice and clean, and wearing my favorite bowling outfit I felt good. As I entered the bowling alley the butterflies started fluttering in my stomach. I thought oh no please - not tonight. My name was on my shirt so my teammates found me as soon as I approached the control desk. They were so friendly and made me feel so much at ease that the butterflies settled down. We discussed the team line up. Having the highest average on the team the anchor spot was mine if I wanted it. No problem, I bowled the anchor position for my previous teams and felt very confident I could handle it. As the alley lights came on there was an announcement over the loud speaker stating there would be five minutes of shadow balls. I thought to myself shadow balls! How in the world does one make a shadow ball? The bowlers quickly lined up and took turns throwing their balls at make believe pins. Well, I never saw such foolishness. One of my teammates said come on, get in line, this is our warm up session. That made sense, so I got in line and when my turn came I threw my ball at the pins that weren t there. Then I spotted my Dad standing on the concourse smiling at me and nodding his head in approval. He knew exactly what was going through my mind. The bowling leagues in the Chicago land area do not have shadow balls. They begin their league play cold turkey a warm up session was definitely not allowed. I am a California gal now so decided I best pay attention and do what everyone else does. Shadow balls are over and we finally begin bowling with real pins. Dad managed to give me a few words of encouragement before he left. He emphasized not to be nervous, just relax. He never hangs around to watch me bowl unless we are having a practice session. I was ready, felt relaxed and confident that I was going to bowl well. I had to bowl well. After requesting a ladies scratch league and taking the anchor spot I better bowl well. It never happened! I bowled like a beginner. My ball couldn t find the pocket. I am a good spare shooter but sure missed a lot LAS VEGAS TRAVEL LEAGUE By Alice Meglemre FOUNTAIN VALLEY The final trip this season to Fountain Bowl, Southern California s only PBA stop, resulted in a couple of 600 shooters and plenty of team action to better positions. Karen Mauricio fired , followed by Cyndie Martin , Jerry Whitehurst , Virginia Gray , Aresia McGee , Ana Fukuchi , Dee Phipps , Betty Phillips , Jamie Vallier , Gladys Perrin 512, Melba Knight 509, Marianne Mathers 508, Charron McKnight , Mary Dixon and Kathy Parrish tied on 504, Roberta McNaught and Doris Lewis tied on 503. Keystone #2 still tops standing at 59 wins with only 6 games left to bowl. Fountain Bowl #2 has 55, followed by Cal Bowl #1, 52, Doris Hair Designs 50.2, Cal #2, 50 and the rest of the league is closely bunched from 46 wins to cellar team, and the only one to have cinched their positon, at Individual season high scratch games and series are still targets, as well as high team game and series. Betty Phillips ( sheet service) and Barbara Bishop are off to Vegas this weekend for the women s pro action so please bring recap sheets to me. Also, Vi Wilson and Doris Lewis will do the optional brackets this week. NEXT WEEK: Monday 9 a.m. March 8th league meeting in Cal Bowl conference room and bowling at 10 a.m. Sweeps rules and other business is slated along with election of officers for the next (54th) season. A short Vegas sweeps meeting will follow the league meeting. of spares. My teammates were gracious, told me I probably had first night jitters, no big deal, just relax. When the second game started I began counting my steps to myself. That didn t help. My hands were cold, a cup of hot coffee helped a little. My second game was a little better but considerably below my average. I wanted to go home told the girls they would do better by taking my average less ten pins. They wouldn t hear of it. So with tongue in cheek I stuck it out. We managed to win the last game in spite of my low score. As soon as I finished the last frame of that last game I made a dash for the ladies room. I could feel the tears coming. I was so embarrassed I just had to get away. I didn t think the tears would ever stop. One of my teammates came looking for me. Feel better honey?, she asked. I showed myself with my red eyes, and a red nose that I was still blowing. I guess so was my reply. She gave me a hug, and let me know that my tears showed I had a good heart. The team still wanted me and hoped the next tear session would be for high scoring. Are the tears worth it? Yes, indeed they are!

5 March 4, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA Cell: Galluzzo Wins First ABTA Title at Westminster ALL POTS CARRY OVER TO THIS WEEK Match Game 3,500 Match Series est is 900 Chaparral Lanes in Two Day Event This Week Qualify Saturday 200 Bonus Saturday Noon-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30 & 7:00 PM 1 in 4 ½ to Semis Sunday One Big Squad at 10:30AM Takes 1 in 4 1/2 Semis 12:00 Noon WESTMINSTER Westminster Lanes was the host and Sal Galluzzo was the man, finally winning his first ABTA title and taking home a tidy 3,000 on home to Montebello. Good things happen to Good people and Sal is one of the best as he edged Jirades Harnpatanakitpanich whom we will call BK :) on the final ball Ṡal bested 195 entries who braved the nasty weather, and saw cut scores of Men +40 and the ladies even better at +45. With 50 bowlers to cash, advancing to the semifinals including Super Seniors added to the board Adam Drozdz, Vic Paolucci and Bobbie Mc Collum. They would bowl three games in the semis in hopes of making the top 16 single elims. The semis began and ended with BK topping the field at +109 followed by Sal Galluzzo So we had BK sit out to bowl the title game with Sal receiving a first round bye in the top 16. It took a nice +52 to make the sweet 16 including 4 ladies. Round One was on and losers were Paul Passarino, Bobbie Mc Collum, Dominic Tambio, Lonzell Burnett, Julie Nguyen, Ely Cruz, and Jason Buenviaje. They got checks of 100. Round two had Leo Silva, Greg Velarde, Ada Wong and Jeff Taino lose out and were 6-9th places and 110 each. Round three had Sal Galluzzo edge Jeremy Paulsen Ariel O Campo got to Hazel Castillo So Hazel and Jeremy were 4th and 5th with great bowling. Sal and Ariel (brother in laws in fact : ) to meet for the right to bowl for the title vs BK. Sal stepped up in a close win, with Ariel in 3rd with fine bowling, with Sal off to the title game. The title game was now underway and both bowlers were struggling at the outset as perhaps this pair was on the tough side. Due to a split and open by Sal and only one open by BK in the first three frames they settled down and were clean but no doubles and going to the 10th frame Sal struck every time on the left lane and finally finished at 208. BK needing a mark to win, it went wide leaving the rail and needing to pick it up for the win, then tugged the shot a bit, and left the 1-2. The title went to Sal 176/ /203. Exciting finish for the fans for sure. Great bowling by Sal who is surely one of the nicer fellows around. It is great to see him finally win one and finally a higher finish now than lovely wife Miriam :-) Sal is very competitive, Great Bowling! Great bowling by BK who again almost got his first title and Ariel also who almost got to the title game. Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Jerry Chang +164, and Cathy Lopez +111 led the ladies. Both get paid entries to any regular event. The doubles were topped by Jerry Chang and Giang Huynh Jerry with Tim Tran The bowling Romeros, Ping, and Roger We paid 15 places and a Sweet 1,300 in the doubles to our members for a 5 entry fee and 100% return! The Match Game was UN Matched at 260 so we will definitely have a 3,500 Match game this weekend at Chaparral and a back up of 2,750. So it will be 3,500 next week also and perhaps in two weeks also! The Match Series was UN matched at 699, so with a 334 Carry over, we expect the Series to go for EST 800 at Chaparral, and for only a 2 (562) Cell: (562) ABTA TOURNAMENT 2 DAY Sat - Sun March 6-7, 2010 Chaparral Lanes 400 Bonita, San Dimas (909) Take 57 Fwy to Arrow to Bonita 210 Fwy to 57 Left on Arrow Left on Bonita 200 Bonus Qualify on Saturday Bring in a new member 15 Rebate Win 2,500 1 st with Bonuses 1,000 Min Saturday - 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30 & 7:00PM Sunday - 1 BIG Squad at 10:30AM Semis Follow NOON Match Game Est 3,500 Match Series Est is 900 Up to 209 Average No PBA Entry Fees: Reduced Entry Fees: Brackets Match Game Match Series Doubles Side Pots Horses Guaranteed Min of 38 Men & 7 Women (min) to Cash Plus Super Seniors Men & Women Qualify Separately 4,000 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 Mar 13 Carter Lanes / Fullerton 12:00-1:00-2:20-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 8:00PM Beat board Semifinals/Finals Mar 20 - BYE Mar 27 Bowlium Lanes - Montclair April 3 West Covina Lanes April 10 Cerritos Lanes Galluzzo is the Champ 3,000 at Westminster Lanes (L-R) Jiradej Harnpatanakitich Runner up 550. Sal s wife/abta Member Miriam, Sal Galluzzo Champion 3,000, Ariel O Campo 3rd. Up front are Future ABTA Members, Sal s Nephews, E. J. Abutan, Kristopher Fabian and niece Jodie Abutan. entry fee. Dave Godinez was last up in the roll off but missed on shot 3. David got 50 for beer money. Sal Galluzzo hails from Montebello, married to a pretty ABTA member Miriam and used a Roto Grip Neptune drilled by Roger Kosaka at Beverly Bowl. They have two doggies Miggue, and Zahze! He has many friends and relatives in the ABTA. Thanks to Miriam for support, the O Campo, Fabian, and Abutan families and Roger for the fine drilling and expertise. BK is from Buena Park and Single. He used a Columbia drilled by Mike Wahl at Cerritos Lanes.. Special thanx to Mike for drilling and for Jenny for letting him off work to bowl. She is Mgr. of the Sweetie Thai Café in Cerritos. GREAT FOOD! Give it a try, on South Street. You will love it! He thanks Westminster for hosting us and looks forward to returning there. Ariel O Campo is from Long Beach and used a 900 Global drilled by Benny Mach at Westmister Lanes. He s married to a great lady Jennifer with two pretty daughters Maybelline, and Mariel. Thanks family for support and again the Fabian, and Abutan and Galluzzos for friendship. Kudos to the fine Westminster Staff and owner Mike Jacoby, Herry and all who were very helpful. Westminster is a great place to bowl for our Club! We will return on our next schedule. There were raffle winners and they are listed our payoff section. Winner of the Weekly ABTA AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION (at Westminster Lanes) February 27 1 Salvatore Galluzzo 701 1, Cash & Carry 1, ABTA Shirt Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich Ariel Ocampo Jeremy Paulsen (60%) Hazel Castillo Jeff Taino Leo Silva Ada Wong-Hum Greg Velarde Ely Crua (SS) Julie Nguyen Dominic Tambio Bobbie McCollum Paul Passarino (SS) Jason Buenviaje Lonzell Burnett (SS) Art Lindsey (SS) Eric Perez Alvin Francisco Roger Romero Ted Villaroman Danny Guevarra Minh Dang (60%) Cathy Lopez Scott R. Johnson Luciano Bruzzoni Art Windsor (SS) Leo Tartamella (SS) Henry Hoang David Dittlinger Jerry Chang Adam Drodz (SS) Vic Paolucci (SS) Javier Avila (SS) Vuong Do Sean Nguon Ginalynn Velarde Elvin Godoy (RH) Alan Libao Cliff Higgins (SS) Derek Lee Giang Huynh Miriam Galluzzo Anthony Yanno (60%) Leonard Garcia Vien (Tim) Tran Josephine Sarte John Feitz Ping Romero DNF F/E 50 Darrow Tiongco (60%) DNF F/E DOUBLES 1 Giang Huynh / Jerry Chang Global900 was none other than Darrion Tipton who receives the popular Break Point Ball. We raffle a new ball this week at Chaparral. It is History folks as Sal Galluzzo enters the archives as our latest Champion. Join us at popular Chaparral Lanes this weekend in a two day event there. Please see our ad and info in this paper for squad times and directions. March 13 we are hosted by Carter Lanes in Fullerton. A new Schedule/Mailer is in the works, so if You have a new address, get it to us ASAP. Make plans early for the Las Vegas Event at the South Point July ,000 1st with the bonuses. Another big one is the Memorial weekend event at West Covina Lanes. 10,000 1st with Bonuses, there May ** Update** Abta Greg Kokanour shot his first ever 300 Game at Chaparral Lanes in the Sunday Southpointers League. Greg a Mainstay at our Events and a Fine Director was using a brand new Reign Storm Drilled by ABTA Trevor Brown at Oak Tree Lanes. Congrats to Greg. 2 (Tim) Vien Tran / Jerry Chang Ping Romero / Roger Romero Jerry Chang / Henry Hoang Bryan Moore / Jerry Chang Cecilia Lung / Jerry Chang Ping Romero / Teddy Villaroman Jimmy Wong / Jerry Chang Andrew Lung / Jerry Chang Andrew Lung / Dominic Tambio Giang Huynh / Henry Hoang Minh Dang / Teddy Villaroman Roger Romero / Dominic Tambio Bryan Moore / Ping Romero Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich / Bryan Moore FINANCIAL REPORT Cut Scores: Men: Sat + 40 Women: Sat + 45 Super Seniors: Bobbie McCollum, Adam Drozdz, Vic Paolucci High Qualifer (Free Entry) Men: Jerry Chang Women: Cathy Lopez : David Godinez Match Game: No Winner Match Series: No Winner Regular Entry henry Hoang Regular Entry Ben Hurtado Las Vegas Entry sonia Hurtado 2 Nights Las Vegas john Feitz 900 Global Ball - Break Point Darrion Tipton Cell Ben Hurtado Prize Fund 195 5, Paid Entries 53 1, Optional Sidepots 1, Doubles 1, Cash & Carry 1, Shirt & Trophy Total Payout 18,903.25

6 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS March 4, 2010 FOuntAin BOwl summer 2010 league schedule ADult BOwling leagues DAy time name type gms start DAtE EnD DAtE info MON 6:00PM AngEls BOwling CluB ANY COMBO 2'S 3 3/26/2010 8/30/2010 ADULT / JR LEAGUE 6:00PM PArty AnimAls trios ANY COMBO 3'S 3 4/5/2010 8/30/2010 FUN LEAGUE 8:00PM OzziE's scratch DOuBlEs MIXED DOUBLES 6 6/7/2010 8/30/ GAMES TUES 9:00AM newcomers LADIES HDCP 4'S 3 6/1/2010 8/31/2010 LADIES 6:30PM Als PAls MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 6/1/2010 8/31/2010 SIGN UP EARLY 6:30PM FOur FOr Fun ANY COMBO 4'S 3 2/2/2010 5/25/2010 FAST AND FUN 9:00PM 2 X 4's ANY COMBO 2'S 4 2/2/2010 5/25/2010 BOWLS 4 GAMES WED 5:20PM riverside rowdies ANY COMBO 4'S 3 3/24/2010 9/25/2010 LAUGHLIN SWEEPS 7:45PM high rollers ANY COMBO 4'S 3 4/28/2010 9/25/2010 LAUGHLIN SWEEPS THURS 9:00AM ladies no-tap LADIES HDCP 3'S 3 6/3/2010 8/26/2010 NO-TAP LEAGUE 6:00PM his n hers MIXED HDCP 5'S 3 3/25/2010 9/18/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS FRI 6:20PM OrlEAns BOunD MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 3/26/2010 9/18/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS 6:30PM jokers wild ANY COMBO 4'S 3 3/26/2010 9/25/2010 LAUGHLIN SWEEPS SAT 6:00PM viva las vegas MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 5/8/ /23/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS SUN 3:00 PM vegas BOunD MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 4/25/ /6/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS 5:30PM F.v. lutheran MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 1/17/2010 5/30/2010 CLOSED CHURCH LEAGUE 5:30PM DEuCEs wild MIXED HDPC 4'S 3 3/28/2010 9/18/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS 5:30PM vegas BAnDits MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 2/14/2010 7/17/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS DAy time name type gms start DAtE EnD DAtE info MON NOON senior CAsinO OPEN TO ANY SR. BOWLS EVERY WEEK 11:50AM shirleys mad CrAshErs MIXED HDCP 3'S 3 6/7/2010 8/30/2010 ANY AGE SENIOR LEAGUE TUES 1:00PM CluB 55 MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 6/1/2010 8/31/2010 COME MEET NEW FRIENDS WED 11:50AM happy timers MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 6/2/2010 9/1/2010 A FOUNTAIN BOWL CLASSIC THURS 12:50PM young At heart MIXED HDCP 3'S 3 6/3/2010 9/2/2010 FUN TRIOS FRI 12:50PM COFFEE CluB OPEN TO ANY SR. Entry Deadline: Saturday March 21, Hosted at sr. CitizEn BOwling leagues HOME OF THE BACH THUMB EXPERT PLUGGING AND DRILLING BALLS, BAGS, SHOES AND ACCESSORIES (818) VENTURA BLVD., WOODLAND HILLS, CA Southern California Junior OPEN Saturday, March 27th 7502 E. Florence Ave. Downey, CA Scratch 190 & Over - 1st 400 Handicap st 200 Handicap 139 & Under - 1st 200 All prizes will be awarded in S.M.A.R.T. Scholarships Sponsored by BOWLS EVERY WEEK Last Weeks Solution Call Del Rio Lanes Now To Enter! National Deaf Bowling News by Connie Marchione Results of 26th SN-CDBA Tournament At Canyon Lanes In Cabazon; Malucci 795, DeGroff 747 Helps Team To First Place With Record 2976 CABAZON With an entry of 25 teams in a 24-lane house, SN-CDBA secretary-treasurer Stan Booth had to use two squads for the entire tournament. Ken DeGroff, L.A. who has a current 246 average asked Carl Malucci, L.V. who carries a 246 book to join him and two lower average L.A. bowlers Bill Cozad and Gardy Rodgers for a team. Their Avatar Kingpins clicked together as a perfect team as DeGroff s leadoff 747 ( ), Cozad s 547 (226), Rodgers 536 (202) and Malucci s anchor 795 ( ) produced games of for a scratch 2625 plus only Cozad/Rodgers combined handicap 351 for new tournament record 2976 to take first place 440 prize. Although DeGroff s 747 and Malucci s 795 got no handicap, the team is perfect because with Cozad s +180/727 and Rodgers +171/707 all scored 700 plus in their record 2976 total replacing the old record 2951 made in 2003 by a San Diego team. Second place 320 went to Fantastix 4 team from Orange County with Phil Sanchez s 670 ( ) helping Paul Sanchez, Jeff Stansell and Phil Hawkins to 2331 plus 605 for Super San Diego s for 2863 took 3rd place 260 with Rogue Summers from Northern California starring the team with 614 ( ). Seventh and 100 last place prize went to host Angel West #1 s 2840 with Francisco Navarro starring with 650 ( ). Only strong team to cash, No Fear from Northern California in 6th place for 120 with 2540 plus 303 handicap for Daniel Vasquez Jr. starred with for 712. The other strong team failing to cash with 2819 for 10th place, So. Cal. All-Stars with three Deaflympicans Robert Ellison (600) Ed Abakumoff (622) and star Darrell Stogryn ( /754) and anchor Mark Fisser (289/675) hit team games of for the new record scratch 2651 series. That is almost 100 pins better than the old record of 2566 made by So. Calif. Deaf Bowlers A in Albeit no records of high individual series in team event is shown. Malucci s 795 is presumed as the highest. Malucci 815 But Navarro 835 Takes Handicap Singles Title The tournament started with two squads of Singles and Doubles events. In Singles, 5 bowlers shot 700 and better series with Carl Malucci, L.V. leading with for the first 815 series in this singles event history. But Malucci s 815 is not the top in this handicap tournament as Francisco Navarro, Riverside rolled for 733 plus 102 handicap for the winning 835 score to take 120 first place prize. Malucci s 815 which is the first 800 in this event s 26 years history bettering his own record 791 made in 1995, placed 2nd with zero handicap for 105. Third place 90 went to Pablo Yamo, Lake Elsinore s for 701 plus 105 for 806 and Thomas Koerwitz, L.V. took 4th prize 85 with his /711 plus 90 for 801. Robert Ellison, Alpine rolled for this event s 5th 700, 714 but his meager 30 handicap got him 744 for 15th place 36. In this mixed tournament Denise Burrows, Chino Hills became the high lady to cash in 7th place with her for 498 plus 291 handicap for 789 good for 70. The last place to cash with a tie for 24th 25 by Gardy Rodgers, L.A. and Robert Audette, Chino Hills with the same 726 score. Lorenzo-Yoma Duo 1591 Cops Handicap Doubles Title Right after the Singles event, the Doubles event ended with Andy Lorenzo, Thousand Oaks (671) and Pablo Yoma, Lake Elsinore (667) hit stepped down games of for 1338 plus 252 handicap for 1590, one pin short of tying the record made last year. Lorenzo/Pablo s 1590 is good for the handicap title and 240 prize. In second place for 196 were Robert Ellison, Alpine and Mark Fisser, Aliso Viejo with 696 and 738 respectively, scored for the top scratch 1434 but their 69 handicap gave them Third place 150 went to Edward Bazan, Folsom (707) and Daniel Vasquez Jr., La Puente (653) with for 1360 plus 138 for Mixed duo of JudithLee Belkoski and Gary Burgess (686) both of Peoria, AZ had 1497 total for 4th 130. The much watched top average duo of Ken DeGroff, Sunland (696) and Carl Malucci, L.V. (723) rolled (high team game)-482 for no zero handicap 1419 total for 11th place 54. The last 12th place to cash 50 went to Theresa Gutierrez, Bellflower and Robert Scott Jr., Rialto with 2213 total. There were four individual 700s in this event with Fisser s 738 as highest. Besides Malucci s 723 and Bazan s 707, Thomas Koerwitz had a 710. Regret that there were no individual games in this results so individual high game could not be reported for the record. Malucci Deaf Record 2333 But Koerwitz 2347 Wins Handicap All-Events Title The amazing Carl Malucci rolled 795 in team event, 815 in singles event and 723 in doubles event for out of the world 2333 is awesome. In this handicap tournament, it fell into second place as Thomas Koerwitz scored higher 2347 with his handicap. Koerwitz hit 656 in team. 711 in singles and 710 in doubles for his highest 2077 all-events score plus his 270 handicap for his 2347 to beat Malucci for first place 900 prize. So Malucci has to be contented with 2nd place 75 prize and 3rd prize 60 went to Francisco Navarro for his 2295 from 660 in team, 733 in singles and 596 in doubles for 1989 plus 306 handicap. The last 10th place prize of 20 went to Rogue Summers 2213 total with handicap. The next highest scratch score after Malucci s 2333 was also zero handicap 2129 by Malucci s partner Ken DeGroff with Mark Fisser had 2081 from but his plus 117/2198 put him out of money. Ditto for Darrell Stogryn whose 2052 from plus 135 for 2187 and Robert Ellison 202 plus 90/2100. Malucci s 2333 broke the deaf record all-events of 2181 made by Robert Ellison in 2003 by 152 pins but I was told that a deaf bowler had a record 2200 all-events in Eastern Bowling Association of Deaf. I have not received EBAD results for the past two years. Due to space limitations, the Deaf Eliminations results will be in the next issue. More Results Of 26th SN-CDBA Tourney At Canyon Lanes In Cabazon; Hawkins Beats Teammate Sanchez To Win SN-CDBA Deaf Eliminations CABAZON So. Nevada-Calif. Deaf Bowling Association s prestigious 26th Deaf Eliminations drew 66 brave men and women entrants, as it s lowest since That included 13 bowlers averaging in the high 200 s, notably former champions Carl Malucci (1990, 96, 2007) and Bob Jones (2006), and 13 women including former champion Kathleen Ferguson (2004). Other champions entered were Gorman Low (1987), Ronald Loader (1999), Francisco Navarro (2005) and defending champion Rudy Martinez. The two day event started on Saturday at Canyon Lanes with all bowling 4 games qualifying round. The top 40 qualifiers went in match play rounds on Sunday. The high qualifier was 171 average David Strom from Moreno Valley who led all with 996 total from /808 plus his 188 handicap. In 2nd place was a 147 average lady from North Hollywood, Sharon Caldwell with 981 total from 202/699 plus her 282 handicap. A 142 average man from Poway, Garvin Loy was 3rd with 974. The eventual champion Phil Hawkins, Cypress qualified in 5th with 953. High scratch qualifier was Malucci from Las Vegas with /939 but with his zero handicap placed 7th. Robert Ellison, Alpine also hit 279 and for 905 plus 32/937 for 8th place. Francisco Navarro, Riverside hit the thirtd tournament high game 279 with his 825 plus 108/933 for 10th place. The other scratch 900 was made by Ken De Groff with 904 from with his zero handicap put him in 25th place. The 40th place cut was tied between Andy Lorenzo, Thousand Oaks and Frank Sotelo, Covina with same 855 totals and a one frame rolloff for the sole 40th place was won by Lorenzo. In the Sunday s first round 3 one game match play, the 40 bowlers bowled one game match against three different bowlers with the winner getting 30 bonus points to add to his handicp totals for the top 20 cut off. The lower 20 total scores were eliminated including High Qualifier Storm with one pin short 1660 total in 21st place. Second place Caldwell was also eliminated. David Howton, Murrieta who qualified 6th with 948 rolled 662 in his 3 games matches winning two for a 1795 total with handicap to move into first. Phil Sanchez, Corona who qualified in 13th with 931, hit 673 winning all three games for 1784 with handicap to move into 2nd. Hawkins with 643 winning two games for 1776 total stepped up from 3rd. Making big leaps were Philip Gomez, Riverside from 26th to 4th with 616 and Ed Abakumoff, Riverside from 28th to 6th with tournament high 726 series. Both had won all three matches. Mark Fisser, Aliso Viejo hit 725 to move from 15th to 7th with 2 wins and ditto for Darrell Stogryn, El Camino Village with 697 to move from 16th to 8th. Malucci rolled a 711 but lost one match to fall to 10th and Robert Ellison with a 706 and two losses fell to 13th. A lone woman Kathleen Ferguson, AZ with 506 and two wins held her 12th place. Bert Enos with just 607and 3 wins moved up to 19th and Ken DeGroff with 697 and two wins made 20th cut with The top 20 went in 2nd round 3 one game match play and Phil Sanchez with 678 and two wins for 2612 total with handicap took over top seed for the top 6 bowlers match play finals. Hawkins with 581 and 2 wins totaled 2537 for the 2nd seed. The lone woman Ferguson with a 574 and 2 wns for 2535 jumped up to 3rd seed and Gomez with 524 and 2 wins for 2514 held on for 4th seed. Malucci rolled another 711 and won all three matches for 2511 with no handicap for 5th seed and the final 6th seed went to Abakumoff with his 680 and just one win for Because of the lateness, it was decided to save time and have a pair of two matches and the winner of last two matches to bowl in championship finals. The first two matches had #3 Ferguson against Abakumoff and #4 Gomez at #5 Malucci. Abakumoff rolled a 258 to beat Ms. Ferguson s /223 and moved on to face #1 Sanchez in the semi-finals. Malucci hit a 212 to beat Gomez s /187 to move on against #2 Hawkins in the other semi finals match. In the semi-finals, Sanchez beat Abakumoff /273 to /210 and moved into the title finals. Hawkins rolled just his average 180 and with help of his 40 handicap beat Malucci by two pins, 220 to 218. Hawkins moved into the title finals and beat his friend and teammate Sanchez /260 to /199. Hawkins won the 2010 championship and 800 prize. Sanchez got 400 as the runner-up. The rest of the money will be given with 155 to 6th place and down to 60 for 15th place.

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8 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS March 4, 2010 CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA (562) LAKEWOOD March is the month of the color green and also Daylight Saving Time begins again so we can enjoy more daylight hours. It will be a couple more weeks before we enjoy the changes so during the meantime let s enjoy the high scores of our bowlers here at Cal Bowl. BIG BEAR Congratulations to Sid Nakagawa on his 300 game Good job!! Sonny Dew /751, Sid Nakagawa /732, Emmerson Wafer /719, Fred Faniel /716, Joe Knapp /696, Harold Dubose /692, Alex Chessman /650, Donald Franklin /648, Tommy Thompson /632, Ken Shearen /624, John Dunn /613, Elmer Cali /613, Mark Fowler /621, Jeff Cureton /624, Jimmy Hamilton /609, Ken Holliday /04, Paul Morrison /603, B.J. Theiss /602, Billy Anderson /600, Naimah Williams /561, Rita Soares /559, Michelle Criswell /555, Becky Simpson /529, Denise Reid /511, Betty McDiarmid /505. CAL BOWLEROS ( ) Charlene Peterson /623, Brenda Durnin 547, Betty Phillips 203/546, Mary Smyth 528, Lee Theiss 528, Pat Erwin 527, Carole Fischer 523, Charron McKnight 518, Pat Bates 504, Mattie Wylie 501. ( ) Charlene Peterson 235/596, Brenda Durnin 238/588, Lee Theiss 576, Carole Fischer 223/567, Dynasty Williams 200/553, Pat Erwin 527, Leona Belletti 513, Dee Phipps 211, Mary Smyth 202/553. RECYCLED TEENS Mattie Wylie 570, Tom Spencer 520, Jack Wooley 513, Ben Jones Sr. 571, Walter Millsap 594, Jim Burke 632, Dominic Antonio 698, Paul Morrison 533, Joe Erwin 511, Ed Brown 617, Ella Wilson 508, Will Panton 505, Ning Barcelona 569, Boylee Inocente 625, Albert Burnett 563, Dennis Galgana 600, Art Diemert 611, Eddie Buhay 553, Adela Santos 567, Jorge Fernandez 615, Harold Runyon 576, Chuck Ashton 590, Bong Cayton 521, Don Keith 527, Wendell Ledbetter 566, Ron Leidholdt 650, John Mathews 544. YOUNG AT HEART Joe Matthews /542, Danne Van Horn /428, Bob Van Horn /595, Ed Hansen /599, Josh Hudson /640, Lamart Jenkins /595, James Kennard /489, Pre Collier /552, Tua Sula /572, Wayne Moon /601, Fale Sula /629, Don Jackson /381, Jessie Lane /407, Joe Brown /459, Almyra Perrizo /386, Glenn Wright /396, Vern Willey /414, Deloris Harris /347, Milton Donnerson /489, Jim Plante /673, Mary Spencer /475, Rose Belton /418, J.J. Scott /511, John Brider /457, Marci Hansen /449, James Johnson /582, Ron McClain Sr /515, Walter Millsap /572, Ben Jones Sr /511, Shirty Fields /315, Art Diemert /552, Earl Hullett /721, Loretta Ringor /419,Fred Contreras /442, Cathy Anderson /434, Ella Wilson /472, Tom Pettway /494, Willie Creer /483, Ellis Houston /568, Albert Stephen /363, Gene Skulick /498, Aubrey Johnson /404, Ed Johnson /442, Willie Young /533, Art Nelson /365, Leroy Canaday /447, Albert Burnett Sr /434, Al Winston /491, Ike Sanders /470. RAMONA LADIES Rosie Harks 165, Julie Grabinski , Dee Crouse , Sue Spencer 159, Shiny Williamson /520, Roni Kuester 153, Suzie Hoffman 151, Dodie Sojonas , Shirley Davis 166, Joyce Robertson 160, Ann Johnson 151, Merrie Slagley 166, Nancy Hamilton 167, Becky Carroll 168. Team Dates: Please circle 1 st choice 1. Sat. March 07 th, pm 2. Sun. March 15 th, 2009 Annual 12.00pm urnamen TEAM EVENT Cal Bowl 2500 E. Carson Blvd Lakewood, CA (562) Team Name Bowling Center LIST PLAYERS IN ORDER THEY WILL BOWL TYPE OR PRINT PLAINLY SENIOR MENS TRIO Robert Wright /632, Rich Kelly /611, Roosevelt Lewis /652, Paul Peete /752, Sonny Dew /722, Willie Burkhalter /663, Ray Staten /649, Bob Pearson /639, Phil Hylton /672, Mauro Pendilla /665, Willie Young /681, Josh Hudson /603, Paul Reynolds /651, Billy Scott /652, Tom Pettway 200, Ellis Houston /705, Ken Holliday /656, Jorge Fernandez /619, Dion Morris Sr /631, Archie Stull /693, Earl Hullett /636, Jim Plante /658, Cecil Knighton /676, Wayne Brown /690, Tony White /636, Bobby Knipple /659, B.J /645, Steve Ritchie /656, Jimmy Hamilton /687, Dane Harrison /610, Chuck Blais /662, Rick Llaneta /607, Ralph Wingert /607, Clark VandenBerg /676, Jim Burke /663, Joe V. Swift /642, Pat Kinard /726, Geno Shaw , Chuck Patterson 243, Walter Millsap 230, John Dunn 225, Curtis Seale 221, Charles Woods 233, Ed Brown 223, Ron Johnson 217, Pre Collier 206, Mel Lebeauf 246, Herman Woodard 204, Charles Veals 224, Art Diemert 205, Ivory Herd 202, Phil Guliford 201, Larry Neri , Doug Dixon , Josh Hudson 228, Vince Cervante 201, John Cuico 209, Terry Binuya 200, Ed Hansen 236, Harold Fariss 214, Jerry Peterson 221, Andrew Morton 212, Fale Sula 204, Hugh Kemp 202, Eddie Smith 201, Ken Wright CAL STARS Leona Belletti /574, Shonna Hernandez /503, Gale Cervantes /496, Dottie Lawn /510. GRANDMAS & GRANPAS Willie Burkhalter 575, Art Diemert 604, Don Keith 588, Ray Santo 586, Chuck Ashton 551, Joan Griebe 517, Tony Morones 549, Wayne Moon 542, Chuck Swanson 509, Dennis Galgana 531, Larry Cosgrove 504, Pat Erwin 511, Joe Erwin 581, Jim Burke 623, B.J. Theiss 689, Lamart Jenkins 543, Ken Seiple Sr. 524, Ron McClain Sr. 653, Stan Murren 555, Ray Culp 576, Dorothy Ruggiero 500, John Welty 538, Joe Mathews 575, Bill Charles 558, Ed Brown 636, Boylee Inocente 501, Al Williams 594, Billy Williams 529, Cliff Schad 507, Chuck Patterson 538, Paul Morrison 509, Fred Contreras 527, Vern Willey 504. FUNSTERS Dick Fleming 505, Adela Santos 520, Eddie Buhay 504, Divina Buhay 504, Jorge Fernandez 251/634, Danne Van Horn 200/543, Bob Van Horn 238/595, B.J. Theiss 204/551, Don Kelly /627, Jane Simmons 223/541, Bob Webb 522, Ethel Montgomery /584, Terry Binuya 210/554, Norma Davis 503, Robin Wall 521, Ken Seiple Sr. 242/567, Bong Cayton /643, Ed Brown 220/564, Art Diemert /653, Ron Leidholtd 220/566, Domenic Antonio 227/590, Barbara Smiley 534, Vern Wiley 504, Boylee Inocente 547, Stan Helm /603, Ed McLean /617, Ed Hansen 268/592, Geri Krezan 508, Jim Burke /597, Harold Adams 222/539, Fale Sula 527, Jim Plante /671, Steve Ralph 532, Tom Spencer 213/518, Pat Erwin 567, Joe Erwin 203/511, Mary Kinnard 522, Willie Young 236/599, Earl Hullett 212/521. JUNIORS Bobcats Chris Bartlett 139, Nataly Iniquez 136, Bryan Wong 124, Aaron Wong 141/369, Matthew Padilla 105, Sabrena Callihan /312, Larell Woods 155, Nicholas Newby 108. Classified Kaitlynn Soto 163, Myles Rascon-Lahr /615, Wesley Edgar 171, Darian Jackson /542, Semaj Lewis 172. ADULT-JUNIORS Juniors Daniel Martinez 214, Eric Brown Jr. 185, Kristopher Fabian 187, Nolan Smith II /672, Myles Rascon-Lahr /641. Adults Eldie Abutan 203, Gabriel Martinez 237, Matt Mesa 200, Rey Santos 215, Louis Whitlock Jr. 226, Paul Mehl Jr /601, Nolan Smith Jr. 225, Willie Ocampo , Ariel Ocampo 210. If there are any leagues wishing to have their scores listed, check with the control desk they can help you. Southern LA County USBC 3 rd Annual Women s Tournament (MAKE CHECKS OUT TO SLACBA) FOUR PLAYER TEAM (65.00 PER BOWLER) TEAM ENTRY FEE BOWLING EXPENSES PRIZE FUND TOTAL PER BOWLER Doubles / Singles: Please circle 1 st choice 1. Sun. March 08 th, :00pm 2. Sat March 14 th, :00pm SINGLES AND DOUBLES Cal Bowl 2500 E. Carson Blvd Lakewood, CA (562) SGLS/DBLS (EACH EVENT) BOWLING EXPENSES PRIZE FUND TOTAL ALL EVENTS The Oil Pattern will be the USBC White Pattern FULL ENTRY FEE MUST ACCOMPANY FORM FOR GUARANTEED SQUAD TIME PREPAID ENTRIES CLOSE MARCH 11 th, 2010 MAIL ENTRIES TO: SLAC USBC Bellflower Blvd., Suite 210 Bellflower, CA Phone (562) Canoga Park Bowl Vanowen St. Winnetka, CA FAX: OPEN 24 HOURS canogaparkbowl@hotmail.com BOWL WINNETKA Let s get our bowling equipment ready for the Scratch 8-Gamer on Sunday, March 7th at 10:00 A.M st place based on 20 entries. 100 entry fee. Sidepots, Blocks included. 1:5 cash. Contact Patrick for more info, at or yarnspatrick@yahoo.com. Now for a look at our weekly high scores here at Canoga Park Bowl. Viva Las Vegas: Congratulations to Scott Friedman on his 300 game and 744 series. Kathy Litzenberger 518, Debby Koeller 183, Jude Niles 290/729, Mikhael Malta 269/718, Robert Galbraith 706, Vince Koeller 253/644, Stephen Mendez 257. Phil-Am: Raul Ventenilla 286/759, Helen Ventenilla 192/550, Ely Palarca 235/607, Socorro King 544. River Maniacs: Danny Martinez 253/702, Lucy Tralla 212/585, Tyrone Fox , Ryan Simomian 255/702, Steven Herndon 247/679, Ted Weinsziehr 665, Sharon Weger 201/549, Monise Kelly 201/535, Jennifer Pyka 515, Andy D Angelo 246, Bob Jones 246, Barry Simon 246, Vicky Colburn 203, Roberta Martel 202. Monday Nite Madness: Jess Acosta 236/639, Carol Enochs 192/515, Steven Schulkin 224. Scratch Ladies Travel: Georgia Garey 213/595, Jonna Barr 209/594, Connie Wannomae 202/546, Petra Kaun 531, Patti McVicker 528, Arlene Bonino 528, Pauline Aldrich 202. Comedians: Kevin Gross 267/738, Sharon Weger 223/604, Ruben Sarkissian 269/688, Mike Pavlowsky 685, Mario Jordan 667, Mark May 256/667, Mary Becker 216/557, Carol Asher 502, Jesse Chastain 259, Justin Archer 255. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Jude Niles 243/903, Katherine Hannah 229/816, Stu Teichner 258/860, Sonny Castillo 298/807, Greg Husby 244, Ricardo Rosete 244. Early Birds: Mike Johnson 279/672, Patti McVicker 244/598, Ray Fish 239/628, Arnie Kazdoy 225/622, Carlos Leon 235. Copper Bucket: Gary Reed 256/648, Tom Tucker 223/630, Don Ruiz 221/619, Rusty Yeager Jr. 226, John Porras 222, Chas Wiggan 221. PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Dave Weisman /848, Mike Wilson 737, Matt Jones 735, Dave Schaffer Classic: Georgia Garey 203/598, Petra Kaun 224/591, Patti McVicker 564, Connie Wannomae 554, Cindy Dominguez 247/549, Lisa Sheeran 213, Perri Toledo 203, Arlene Bonino 203. Classics: Tina Enriquez 226/600, Louis Enriquez 572, Richard Greenzweight 210/571, Bo Fogel 210/561, Pam Findl 205/542, Pam Blake 527, Patti Diluigi 522, Becky Hernandez 225,Cindy Gonek 203. B nai Brith Classic: Jay Davies 237/664, John McComb 236/637, Hank Solny 237/633, Thomas Flynn 259/627, Joey Agiert 611, Michael Halem 243. Thursday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Peter Thibodeaux 238/850, Savondra Miller 556, Chip Minot 257/818, Michelle Lazo 144/530, Marja Lopees 549. Party Animals: Jack Getzlaff 258/724, Elizabeth Fonvergne 269/710, Michael Pollack 277/703, Kurt Osterheldt 718, Michael Fonvergne 268/707, Joe Rivas 694, Erica Pollack 204/572, Gloria Scheer 201/544, Rishelle Davis 507, Jared Leigh 262, Mark Vaughan 258, Kenny Schimpf Sr Vegas 4 Fun: Robert Spengeman 270/693, Brit Huerta 248/634, Joel Seguin 625, Jaf Martinez 222/611, Richard Guzman 227. SFVCC Nikkei: Stan Date 257/719, Tami Shiotani 246/596, Kevin Eto 257, Tony Shiotani 248/718, Art Wake 255/630, Ken Shinbashi 630, Sho Kadonaga 624, Laurel Nakamoto 202/567, Pei Eto 538, Masami Miyoshi 210/527, Noriko Fukunaga 510, John Kobayashi 253. SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS Ers Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 266/737, RIck Dobris 246/701, Mary Lauer 268/583, Dave Folck 247/666, Dale Rubin 233/658, Richard Greenzweight 220/641, Bev Zietz 192/501, Tom Tucker 212/594, Carole Peire 470, Doris Simmons 446, Marian McWilliams 180, Twila Badgett Ers Senior Trio: Jose Blanco 257/667, Carolyn Scherzberg 224/606, Hung-Lay Quon 250/653, Steven Herndon 245/637, Marv Baker 256/625, Larry George 616, Darlene Redman 215/551, Carole Peire 192/525, Lucy Tralla 514, Bev Zietz 504, Jerry Kanowitz 230, Mary Lauer 191, Candy Adams 189. Funtimers: Rick Dobris 258/701, Carolyn Scherzberg 219/576, Mel Neiditch 645, Steven Herndon 225/642, Richard Greenzweight 228/637, Bill Robb 247/621, Candy Adams 203/518, Karen McDonald 510, Jean Bomar 181/488, Maria Volkert 187/485, Hung-Lay Quon 236, Freda Leibson 181. JUNIORS...JUNIORS...JUNIORS... Bumper Thumpers: Dillon Nguyen 89/177, Jezzabel Chavez 99/172, Stevan Martinez 95/167, Isaac Martel 91/161, Devyn Thompson 79/150, Peter Martinez 65/128, Alexis Burnett 81/151. Junior Royals: Keith Nelson 201/549, Julia Frias 157/414, Justin Pluchino 202/535, Allen Minot 199/502, John Nelson 475, Sevaun Thompson 165/458, Ashley Brett 129/374, Bertha Rose 127/329, Analynne Wallace 121/257, Anthony Bouey 172. That s all for this week. CUP OF TEA One day my Mother was out and my Dad was in charge of me. I was maybe 2 1/2 years old. Someone had given me a little tea set as a gift and it was one of my favorite toys. Daddy was in the living room engrossed in the evening news when I brought Daddy a little cup of tea, which was just water. After several cups of tea and lots of praise for such yummy tea, my Mom came home. My Dad made her wait in the living room to watch me bring him a cup of tea, because it was just the cutest thing! My Mom waited, and sure enough, here I come down the hall with a cup of tea for Daddy and she watches him drink it up. Then she says, (as only a Mother would know...) Did it ever occur to you that the only place she can reach to get water is the toilet?

9 March 4, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 9 3rd ROUND STANDINGS 1. Brylaw 5 2. City Line Pet Clinic 5 3. Katie Jakes Bar & Grill 4 4. StrikeHardApparel.com 4 5. W.C.S.T Threadworks 4 7. Western Pacific Bowling Supply 3 8. Gano Excel Coffee 3 9. J.A.T A.B.T.A Sysco Clyde s Video Linder Insurance A Different Look Cabinet Herzog Insurance Professional Approach 0 TOP 10 AVERAGES (On The 4th Round Shark Condition) 219 Jon Brandon 214 Vernon Adams 209 Billy Myers Jr. 208 Leonard Ruiz Jr. 207 Sonny Dew 207 Paul Varela 206 Ramon Torres 206 Herbert Jones 205 Paul Barraco 205 David Yamauchi TOP 10 LAST WEEK (On The 4th Round Shark Condition) 771 Jon Brandon 717 Herbert Jones 694 Larry Stephens 662 Paul Varela 652 Vernon Adams 649 Jeff Carr 647 Ramon Torres 645 Kevin Valmonte 640 Kurt Arakaki 639 Phillip Sujo Part Four Starts Clean For Non-Qualifiers DOWNEY Part four of five, jump-started a couple of teams that have high hopes of snagging a roll-off spot at season s end. The BRYLAW boys beat up on PROFESSIONAL APPROACH taking all five points. The scores weren t record breaking but big enough to plant them at the top of the sheet sharing the spot with CITY LINE PET CLINIC who swept HERZOG INSURANCE. The HERZOG INSURANCE team is made up of some of the best players in the league. They just haven t peaked at the same time. They seem to take turns! Come on guys! Check that oil pattern, check for the right equipment. This round is the SHARK pattern. Jon Brandon was the biggest shark again this week shooting 771! Good for a couple of nice sidepots. Herbert Jones started off slow with a 161, but it was STRIKESVILLE for a 277 and 279/717. KA-CHING! Larry Stephens connected with the pins for a 694 set, and Paul Varela rounded up a 662. Nick Wilson slammed a sizzling 277of his own and Jeff Carr cruised home with 257. The SHARK pattern is no secret! The computer, our lane-man, the USBC, the P.B.A., your Pro Shop, or Center Manager will all have knowledge of the pattern. A round ball, power, and revs isn t the answer any more. It s been able to read the lanes. Open your eyes and ears. It s all there! Yorba Linda Bowl Pacific Coast Bowlers Pro-Am Entry Form March 13, :00pm Adult &/or Senior Division Open to Men & Women (hdcp 100% of 200) Entry Fee: Bowling Package Only Entry Fee: Ball & Entry Package Junior Pro-Am Open to All Boys & Girls (hdcp 100% of 200) Entry Fee: Bowling Package Only Entry Fee: Ball & Entry Package 2 Divisions (1) Ages 11 & under (2) Ages 12 & up Scholarships & Trophies Awarded 1 for 6 Entries Each Division No Checks Please. Money Order or Cash Only. For more information Call Roger rogerylbowl@sbcglobal.net or NAME AGE AMT PD Address City Zip Phone Ball Weight (Please Circle) Yorba Linda Bowl - (714) Imperial Hwy., Yorba Linda, CA MARCH MADNESS LEFTY-RIGHTY SCRATCH DOUBLES MAR 21, AM *5 GAMES *SIDEPOTS (DOUBLES) *PRIZE FUND *BREAKFAST BUFFET COST: / PERSON CHOOSE THE RIGHT (OR LEFT) PERSON Name Phone Name Phone SCRATCH DBLS ENTRY 21615W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus CA (661)

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11 March 4, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 by David Yamauchi Next Tournament This Sunday Brunswick Vista Lanes, Palmdale Farm Club/Open Sunday s Tournament Records Lost If you haven t heard, my car was broken into and the laptop bag and camera bag I use for JAT were stolen last Monday. I lost a lot of data including a bunch of pictures and all the scores, photos and videos from last Sunday. I will do my best to recreate the tournament stats and get all the stats and season stats back together for this Sunday s tournament. Thank You JAT Alumns! Back in September of 1986 I walked into my first JAT Farm Club event nervous as could be only to be greeted by Cookie and Bill Smith who immediately made me feel like part of the club (though Bill never could pronounce Yamauchi right). Never could I have imagined that 24 years later I would be running that very organization. I tell everyone that the reason that I do what I do is because I want every junior bowler to have the experience of JAT. JAT provided my friends and I some of the most cherished memories of our lives and 20 years later have proved once again to be an amazing family. With my laptop and camera I use for JAT being stolen, JAT Alumni put out a message on Facebook for donations to the club. I was completely taken by not only the post but also the response. I want to personally thank all the Alums who took the time to write notes and checks to help offset the replacement of the stolen items. When spontaneous generosity comes forward like this it reinforces my belief in the JAT and what the JAT is all about- it s way more than just great bowling! Thank you all again for your donations and note that all funds in excess of what s needed to replace the items will be put in the JAT Scholarship Fund for our alumni event this summer. Hefley Goes Back To Back The JAT headed back out to Bowlium in Montclair for our PBA Challenge #2 on the Viper pattern. Scoring was low with Jeremy Glover leading qualifying at +103 while low-to-qualify was James Bael at -97. Kevin Jones snuck into the bracket when James didn t report after the cut and made the most of it, making it all the way to the Championship Match. In the end it was James Hefley lighting up the Viper pattern and winning the 2nd PBA Challenge. Congratulations to James for going back-toback! Bidwell Wins First Senior Title Devin Bidwell topped a field of Senior Division bowlers on the challenging Viper pattern taking out Travis Zehntner by over 100 sticks in the 3-game total-pins final. Devin takes home 175 for the win and earns his first Senior Divison title. Sidenote: there are still no repeat winners in the Senior Division! Next Tournament Our next tournament is this Sunday at Brunswick Vista Lanes in Palmdale. Farm Club and Open Division only; Senior division will take a bye. For updated information, stats and schedules log on to See you all on Sunday! JAT 2nd Kevin Jones and Champion James Hefley BOWLING NEWSUDOKU JAT Farm Club by David Gordon MONTCLAIR The JAT Farm Club held its most recent tournament at The Bowlium on February 21st. This was the 2nd PBA Challenge in our series of three and the oil pattern selected this time was Viper. We had thirty-four bowlers in attendance all with high expectations, allowing us to cut to the maximum 16 bowlers for our second round. The group struggled a bit but overall should be happy with their performance. Our thanks goes out to the staff and management as we experienced a smoothly run tournament. In the qualifying round of five games, we saw reportable high scores from Tobias Halladay 254 and Dara Ajimine Nice shooting. Joining them for high honors was Adam Dubia 234, Abel Gervacio 225, and Eric Mandzuch 220. Ajimine, our Challenge #1 tournament winner, led the field at plus 17 and was the only plus bowler after qualifying. The last spot to advance came in at minus 153. In the match play round Albert Fernandez made up for a late and slow start going from the 11th spot to take the lead after 5 more games. Fernandez accomplished this behind games of and captured the tournament high game in the process. Other highs during match play was from Halladay , Dubia 237, Tyler Salverda 230, Wesley Low 222, and Ajimine 222. The finals round then started off with the 5th seed Low (-2) facing off against the 4th seed Dubia (+5). This was an extremely close match and as I started to prepare for a roll-off, Low struck where he needed to for a victory. Low then had to meet the 3rd seed Ajimine (+52) and gave himself a little bit more room of comfort, as he won again Now against the 2nd seed Halladay (+58), Low continue his march towards another title with a win. Now he was ready to face off with the top seed Fernandez (+60) in the best of three games. Low was geared in from previous matches and easily took the first game But now Fernandez was warmed up and came back with a vengeance and a score of In the final game of a very long tournament, neither bowler was ready to call it quits. In the best final pairing in a long time, Fernandez squeaked by with a win. Fernandez thus captured his first JAT Farm Club title in the 6 years he has been bowling with the club. It s a long time coming to hear me say Congratulations Albert! Our next tournament is this coming Sunday taking us out to Palmdale and Brunswick Vista Lanes. We have quite a number of bowlers who each tournament come from that area. It s nice that we can let them sleep in a bit and support them as well by getting out there to Vista. The bowling center ready to give us the red carpet treatment and give some of their other local bowlers a firsthand experience of the JAT and tournament bowling. A strongly encourage our core-base of bowlers to make the trip and enjoy the day. Check-in is our normal 8:15 with bowling to begin around 9:00. Give yourself a little extra time to get there and look over the map carefully. I m sure it ll be worth your effort. Hopefully I ll see you all there. Healthy Menu continued from page 1 tes, and the prescription was a healthier diet. The problem for Isenberg is that he spends most of his day at his office inside Plano Super Bowl, the headquarters for his company; and the menu items available in the center cafe didn t exactly fit what his doctor had in mind; all delicious, but not quite appropriate for a diabetic diet. Isenberg had two choices; either choose the expense and inconvenience of eating outside the center, or make some changes. He chose the latter, and working with Plano Super Bowl Café manager Dee Hafner, they created a new segment of the menu called Healthy Select When I found out I had diabetes, it made me aware not only that I needed to eat healthier foods, but also that we were not offering these choices to a large number of our customers, said Isenberg. Open - Farm Club Sunday, March 7 Brunswick Vista Lanes th Street East Palmdale (661) Check-in 7:30 a.m. Practice at 8:00 a.m. Entry Fee: 35 Farm - 40 Open 2 Scholarship Brackets Don t Forget - Triple-Club Trios March 28 - Keystone Lanes See website for team options! For more information log on to: And it s not just the boomers. It is also the large numbers of active seniors over 70, and people of all ages who are becoming more conscious of their nutritional needs. The Super Bowl Entertainment Healthy Select Menus include more nutritious and lower calorie items for breakfast, lunch and dinner; items like egg whites with whole wheat toast and sliced tomatoes, oatmeal with turkey bacon or turkey sausage, grilled chicken breast and salad with low-cal dressing, garden salads, and grilled chicken salad. Some of the most popular items are the new Turkey, Ham, and Chicken wraps, available in wheat or flour tortillas. I have to admit I was a little skeptical at first, said Hafner, but serving these items to our customers has made me more conscious of my own health, and they have been very popular with the staff, and customers of all ages. And the bonus is they have substantially increased our sales. The new Healthy Select Menu is now being rolled out in all Super Bowl Entertainment centers, and the result will be healthier customers, and increased sales. What more could any center ask for? Super Bowl Entertainment, LLC is a Texas based company operating centers in Plano, Ennis, Waxahachie, Corsicana, Marble Falls, and San Antonio. SBE is dedicated to bringing the best of bowling and recreational entertainment to its customers in the communities it serves. BOWLIUM SCRATCH 6-GAMER (At Bowlium Lanes) Sunday, February 28, 2010 FINAL STANDINGS 1st Bong Hwan , 2nd Bobby Campagnale , 3rd Robert Young , 4th Jim Lesiuk , 5th Jeremy Berkley Trophies State-of-the-art Computerized Engraving (Roland Camm-2) Personalized Heel Plates owned and operated by Tim and Diana Albin Rossmoor Located Inside AMF Bowl-O-Drome S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA RUSTY BRYANT Lessons by Appointment THE PRO ZONE The Ultimate Pro Shop Sepulveda Blvd. Mission Hills, CA Inside Mission Hills Bowl Hours: Mon. Thru Fri. 11a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 11 a.m to 5 p.m. Bowling Instructor SHERMAN JOSEPH 15 Years Experience Available Weekdays or Weekends (no nights) 30 - Beginners 50 - Advanced Call for appointment Bowl at Cal Bowl or Keystone Lanes or Del Rio Lanes Bring a copy of this coupon for a First Lesson Discount Golden Ladies Classic continued from page 1 ers must wear proper attire no jeans permitted and tournament director shall rule on all disputes. There will be a Super Senior Division for ladies over 60 and also a 70 plus Shoot Out for nonqualifiers for match play who are 70 years or older. There is also a second chance sweeper for bowlers who failed to qualify for match play. Eighteen states will be represented. Unfortunately, due to the current economic situation, there will be no entries from England for the first time in years. The almost eighty participants in the over-50 ladies competition vie in what I consider the friendliest competitive bowling tournament I have ever witnessed. The ladies actually pull for each other, as if they were teammates. Nonetheless, the competitive juices are still there and the talent is evident. No less than six Hall of Famers will be shoeing up, including defending champion in the regular division, Jeannie Naccarato, plus Pam Buckner, Fran Deken, Dana-Miller Mackie, Virginia Norton and Robin Romeo. Returning to defend her Super Senior Crown (over 60) is Andi Whitlock. And not to be overlooked is perhaps the BEST, yet least publicized bowler in the game, Sandy Postma, a past winner of the Golden Ladies tournament, a consistent finalist in this event, and one whose resume includes the WIBC Queens championship in One of the highlights of the tournament is the traditional cocktail party Tuesday night where prizes are awarded and pizza and drinks are served by Jeanette and Dick. The Storm Golden Ladies Classic is truly golden and not only gladdens the heart of the Golden Lady herself, Jeanette Robinson; it certainly enriches the memories of all participants. Scratch 8 Gamer Sunday March 7th 10AM 600 1st Place (based on 20 entries) 100 Entry Fee Sidepots / Blocks Included 1 in 5 Will Cash Contact Patrick for more info (818) or yarnspatrick@yahoo.com Canoga Park Bowl Van Owen St., Winnetica, CA 91306

12 Page 12 BOWLING NEWS March 4, 2010 Linbrook Bowling Center 201 S. Brookhurst Anaheim (714) ANAHEIM Did you ever wonder what type of bowling league you should try? Well, you re lucky because Linbrook Bowling Center is now taking sign-ups for the new leagues that are forming. For the baseball fans, we have the Angels/ Dodgers No-Tap League on Tuesday nights at 6:30 p.m. This starts on April 13 and is 4 per team. Sounds like a lot of fun, so call Shannon or Stacy at Let s get busy, as there are a lot of high scores to report for February 23 thru March 1. Santa Gals and Guys: Tony Chaco /662, Traver Clemmons 210, Romy Ruedas 205, Paul Oh 203, Mike Robbins 203. Lunch Bunch: Gino Vassallo /657, Walter Michalski 256, Guy FIsh 209, Henry Bazinet 202, Chaun Shepherd 202. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Kirk Blain /611, Kenny Flores 222. Vegas Nonsense: Chuck Weeks 235, Jim Johnstone 231, Christopher Duckwo 230, Michael Byrd , Tim Butler 201. Ten Pins: Josh Salas /662, Josh Boisoneau /655, Dick McKenzie /643, Tony Toliver 277/640, Henry Trevino /637, Amber Toliver 206, Danielle Salas 200, Tammy Quental 200. O.C. Korean: Bong Un Hwang /734, Richard Yoon 208, Hyun Soon Kim 206, Sung W. Back 202, Kwang Yeol Lee 200. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz /640, Paul Budnovich s Company: Marie Parmalee 232, Karen Bagnall 222. Executive Doubles: Steve Spark 279/636, Mike Keogh /633, Rich Heid /632, Rey Ortiz /629, Bill Swanson 257, Martha Owens 213. Fun Four Vegas: Joe Gutierez III /644, Chris Vandyke /635, William Manning 222/615, Shawn Triefenbach 222, Erika Gonzales 234. Just Desserts: Steve Benevente /731, Ken Reser /619, Brady Augustine /619, Lee Haywood /616, Jack Pedre /609, Stephanie Loucks 215, Heather Skovgard 205. B.S.M.: Glen Kim /703, Insoo Bong 279/669, Youngsun Shin /644, Hanseung Shon /621, Manny Magno 235, Irene Kang /631, Sophia Kim 203. F..O.B. 11: Joe Im 231/610, Peter Kim 221, Steve Pho 202. Golden Nuggets: Don Turner 255, John M. Bates 201, Larry Grummet 200, Roland Mutzenberger 200. Go For 9 (No-Tap): Lloyd Carter /752, Tony Angulo /690, Jesse Contreras /680, Norm McLeod /669, Clay Howard /651, Barb Bish /679, Margot Church /633, Carol Johnson 266/603, Elburta Canfield 240, Joyce Short 221. Party Timers: Danny Janssens /798, Fred Smith /710, Robert Thompson /679, Pat Sangenito /668, Rudy Tomaneng /665, Carrie Wolfe /615, Emma Trinidad 205. Anaheim Nisei: Dave Lautherboren /647, Richard Iseri 256, Vince Okada 228, Don Ellsworth 225, Shig Nakata 222. Nikkei: Tony Marasco 234, Nobu Takata 227, Ken Kuwahara 222, Henry Urada 222, Ed Matsuda Ladies Classic: Cora Bussey /618, Karen Bagnall 226, Alice Bradley 204, Latricia Carroll 200. Santa SuperSavers: Jerry Roddam /607, Joe Molina 245/600, Tony Chaco 241, John Hendricks 224, Bruce Gober 205. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ike Eisenacher 229, Bin Masaki 206, Don Smith 203. Magnolia Teachers & Friends (No-Tap): Sam Webster /636, Gary Shields 248/600, Tim Hall 207, Kevin Rayle 206, Pam Odiorne /639, Kristy McFeggan 264/603, Debi Andreff 212, Melissa Valentine 209. St. Pius: Bob McGraw 250, Tim Heathington Vegas: John Conway /752, Phillip Gonzalez /752, Lenny Huber /710, David Wright /702, Jeremy Berkely /699. Grey Panthers: Bob Baughman 211, Roland Mutzenberger 205, Stan Lucas 200. T.G.I.F.: Ron Sargent /658, Bill Swanson /655, James Sargent /645, Rick Sargent /620, Ryan Sargent 216, Sandy Power 203. Vegas Party: John Conway /715, Stan Evans /683, Jong Lee /658, Kevin Sandoval /644, Tim Hank /638, Sherry Simmerl 219, Debbie Baker 210. Kamaaina: Matthew Skolnik /668, Chris Alporque /648, Bob Okamura /605, Ken Kawado 248, Gil Barcoma 235, Linda Barcoma Vegas: Mike Peterson 237, Gregg Sietsema 235, Bill McFeggan 223, Bob McGraw 223, Joe Colapietro 222 Trish Donohue 225, Becky Wayne 210, Tamra Christensen 200. Family & Friends: Bill Swanson /748, Bill Cole 234/630, Chris Meno 247/624, Jess Meno 221, Ron Aguon 212. Double Daters: David Wright /707, Bob Legro /679, Lenny Huber /669, Kevin Smith /663, Eric Nunnally /659, Allyson Blaigad 224. Sunday Coffee Club Tournament: 28 entries. 1st place: Ron Sargent & Rick Hunter , 2nd: Tim Blough & Charles Weeks , 3rd: Lenny Huber & Steve Sparks Sidepots Paid 28 per game. Game 1: Keith Miller 282, game 2: Tim Blough 290, game 3: Charles Weeks 272, game 4: Ron Sargent 246. Doubles Paid 62 per game. Game 1: Keith Miller & Lenny Huber 555, game 2: Tim Blough & Bo Vrabel 548, game 3: Charles Weeks & Allan Ray 525, gaeme 4: Ron Sargent & Jeffery Sargent 507. Handicap Series: Rick Hunter Scratch Series: Lenny Huber Super Pot: Ron Sargent Roll Over SIde Pots: Three Peat Pot Clean 40 Pot Game Bank (Game 1: 23.75, game 2: 43.75, game 3: 51.75, game 4: 46.75) - Match Game: 416. Senior No-Tap: Results of February = = prize 4.75= = 38. Place Money 1st Don Gardner , 2nd Carl Adinolfi , 3rd P.J. Carroll , 4th Leo Asuncion , 5th Mike Pizzarro , 6th Bob Fulton Sidepots game 1, hdcp.: 1st Ed Hermance , 2nd Bob Fulton 302 7, 3rd Gary Oslund Game 2, scr.: 1st-2nd (tie) Leo Asuncion and Don Gardner tied at 300 games and each, 3rd Terry Brent Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Cliff LaPointe , 2nd Mike Pizzarro 293 7, 3rd Carl Adinolfi Added: 38. Winner: Tom Stearn 19. New Total: 19. NOTE from Matthew Plust. (Here s something to put a smile on your face.) My teammate at Linbrook Bowl, Lowell Huber shot 295 last night ( ). Front 11 then left the Greek Church. Have a fun week of bowling. Roberts Rules Were In Order by Roberta McNaught ANAHEIM When it came down to the final check last week, the records showed that Rob Roberts had it all in order and led the league. His 916 series was rolled on games of 210, 238, 212, and 256. E.J. Rogers was the only other 900 Clubber for the week with 280/911. More scores were: Carl Adinolfi 248/893, Martin Angulo 265/884, Jason Watts 279/883, Drew Parkin 230/856, John Velasquez 268/853, Tim Blough 249/853, Janet Anderson 259/848, Alan Bloom 257/847, Rich Heid 227/840, Jim Moore 268/838, Hong Kha 230/836, John Phillips 225/829, Frank Bellinder 246/826, Dick McKenzie 222/824, Ed Hermance 236/821, Bob Gosnell 246/816, Rose Williams 238/803, Tony Chaco 248/800, Tom Horton 232/800, Don Gardner 268, Kyle Osterman 258, Kantral Williams 243, Rey Ortiz 242, Shig Shozi 234, Karen Bagnall 233, Ron Douglass 232, A.J. Lombardo 229, Fred Voysey 225, Adrian Bradley 216, Stacy Rider 215, Marie Barbush 213, David Espinosa 211, Roberta McNaught 211, Jerri Whitehurst 209, Gino Vassallo 208, Melissa Fan 206, Dora Miller 204, Willy Bordenave 204, Rod Cantrell 203, Juan Sandoval 203, Christy Asher 202, Jerry Roddam 202, Jack Wilson 202, and Nicole Evans 200. LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER 201 S. 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STUDIO CITY or STUDIO CITY We re back with the recaps for the week of February 21-27, so sit back and see who made the honor roll at Pinz Bowling Center. PINZ ADULTS Awesome. Look at these awestruck scores. Tavern Guild: Tom Whitaker 248/666, Mark Peavey 258/656, Jeff Pifko 237/622, Terri Justin 230, Tony Annibale 221. Twilighters: Jim Moore 247/650, Steven Knox 606, Larry Schneider 225, Shin Takei 224. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 225/645, Jon Schell 244/615, Romeo Martinez 234, Jeff Pickel 229, Kevin Collins 225, Luke Avery 222. Rock-N-Bowlers: Taylor Skillin 225/538. Funseekers: Rani Jersuhaimi 241/685, Mark Mason 268, Bill Devoe 256/672, Mark Peavey 241/660, Dave Dittlinger 245/635, Ed Dusseau 633, Isabelle Vincent 267, Jaime Perez 241. S.C.B.L.: Michael Gurrieri 259/688, Zack Sturm 243/638, Tim Stake 622, Tony Laanan 620, Keane Murakami 234/619, Joe Gauthier 233. Music+Lyrics: Jordan Omley 205/584. PINZ JUNIORS Peferct. Here s the grrrrreat scores: Adult Junior: Adam Lander 235/6556, Treven Goldsmith 247/580, Brad Lander 230/579, Wendy Rowlett 180/517, Max Korn 172/501. Senior Scratch: Treven Goldsmith 209/766, Matt Parker 225/670, Max Korn 225/751, Natalie Kato 214/750, Ethan Bensinger 697, Mario Vargas 206. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 151/380, Angelo Costa 124/329, Gianni Gaskins 101/274, Samantha Vargas 99/271, Kayla Arriaga 112/242. Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 84/153. PINZ SENIORS/LADIES Golden Oldies. Here s the commander in chiefly scores: Happy Timers: Russ Romo 197/543, Yolanda Dragotta 163/454, Gary Olsen 213/619, Ruth Swick 144/362. Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 188/532, Pam Vaughan 209/528, Bernie Filosa 190/486, Christine Stark 195/467, Charlene Gaffney 173/454. Coffee and Donuts: Nancy Kato 215/579, Norma Damschroder 192/484, Arleen Wiener 181/473, Charlene Gaffney 182/469, Elayne Klein 185/461. Pin Pals: Karen Collier 181/514, Judy Kautz 141/389, Sharon Brooks 144/387, Diana Bassi 172/371, Shelly Djergian 131/350. Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 237/595, Joyce Rabinowitz 154/427, Betty Dushkin 159/426, Russ Romo 520, Gary Olsen 204. Bowler of the Week: Nobody. Niceness Quote of the Week: Super - Wolfgand Amadeus Von Wolfenstein times the 3rd power Stewart Scores 672, Pattugalan Pockets First 200 In Linbrook Juniors by Stacy Rider ANAHEIM In the THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Andrew Stewart led the scores with a fabulous 672 series on games of Jessica Quental jolted to 222. Daniel Robbins rallied to 198, Alex Krebs scored , Jesse Ledesma totaled 156, Kelsey Myers mixed 160, Matt Nickeson nailed 187, Thomas Iriye tallied 184, Shane Maddox swished 113, Chris Woodmansee crushed and Cara Myers capped In the JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES, Aaron Wilson and Darrell Wilson scored a nice team set. Aaron aced the lanes for 654 on scores of and Darrell downed for 632. Other scores over 200 included Valerie Matsumoto 224, Jim Iriye 215, E.J. Rogers 213, Andrew Newburn , J.D. Greenhalgh 208 and Andrew Stewart 229. In the BUMPER BUSTERS, Khamron Gardner cleaned the pins off for Amber Sanderson scored a sizzling Other great games were rolled by Avarey Brown 86-87, Erick 83, Rylee M , Carson LaBossiere 78-64, Jonathon Soto 71-77, Izel 70-75, Lucas M , Faith Ferrato and Ashley Ferrato In the SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Malerie Pattugalan, 128 average, rolled her first 200 game in game 1. Josh Cruz crushed and Thomas Iriye topped 196. Other terrific scores were turned in by Kris McLellan 146, Sydney McLellan 154, Corey Fisheli 96, Jennifer Lewis 101, Chris M. Rinner 135, Dallas Huff , Destini Gardner 153, Hanna Blankenship with a new season high 165, Michelle Matsumoto 168, Shawn McFeggan , Chris Conway 184, Paul Uyanga 120, John Baker Jr , Nick Hank 83, Joshua Villegas 93, Cesar Guardado 157, Dafne Guardado 182, Chris Woodmansee 184 and Nicole Rodriguez with a turkey for 148. Bowling News MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box 4160 Downey, CA OFFICE NUMBER: HOUR FAX NUMBER: news@californiabowlingnews.com website: CHARLES KINSTLER...Publisher CAROL MANCINI... Editor/Publisher DEAN LOPEZ... Assistant Editor/Typesetter LILLIAN OAK... Advertising Manager HERBERT JONES... Transportation/Distribution DOUG HOSKINS... Computer Consultant