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Final WCST Ebonite Singles For TheYear 2005, This Weekend, December

17-18 at La Habra “300” BowlFull House Expected to Compete

by Dick Sanders

A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEWYEAR TO ALL OF YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES FROM

THE WCST AND EBONITE INTERNATIONAL.LA HABRA—This week-end, December 17-18 is the sched-

uled dates for the final WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament of theyear at La Habra “300” Bowl in La Habra, CA. This will be a funfilled and a very competitive week-end, as a full house of 80 WCSTMembers only, that had bowled in at least 4 WCST tournamentsthis year are expected to compete for a prize fund of $12,585.00,which includes the $2500.00 added from sales of Ebonite Interna-tional Bowling Balls that were sold at the tournament sites we at-tended this year.

All bowlers entered compete for the regular prize fund finals,with super seniors with high enough qualifying scores may crossover into the regular finals. Super Seniors that have scores that arenot high enough to make the regular division finals will have afinals of their own on Sunday along side the regular division finals.The qualifying will be on Saturday, December 17th, to start at12:30PM, with a 11:30AM check in time. The bowlers will bowl10 straight games.

The Entry Fees are $165.00 per bowler. Side-Pots and Bracketsare the optional money action. The total pay-off is determined atthe end of the qualifying round to see how many super seniorscross over to the regular division finals. If the full 23 super seniorsthat are signed up show up, then 8 super seniors will play 8 gameseach on Sunday for their finals NO matter how many super seniorscross over to the other side, or 16-22 super seniors only, then 6super seniors bowl on Sunday, NO matter how many super seniorsmake the other side. 16 bowlers bowling two 8 game blocks eachon Sunday for the regular finals.

Additional cash places in the regular division to be added underthe finals. The finals on Sunday, December 18th for the RegularDivision starts at 7:45AM, and for the Super Seniors bowling 6 or8 games each will start at 8:30AM

SEND IN YOUR ENTRY FEES: NOW OF $165.00 FOR CUR-RENT WCST MEMBER, ADD $15.00 IF YOU ARE A GUESTFOR THE EBONITE LUSTER-COTE SINGLES, $500.00ADDED AT AMF-BOWLIUM LANES, JAN. 7-8, 2006.

SEND TO WCST, 10888 WEST DR. #3, MORONGO VAL-LEY, CA 92256. CALL THE WCST OFFICE ON HOW TO JOIN,AND/OR ASK FOR A FULL 2006 WCST TOURNAMENTSCHEDULE. 760-363-8141, OR CONTACT THE WCST OFFICEBY E-MAIL: [email protected].

Patrick Allen captured his sixthcareer Tour title Sunday.

Allen AddsAnother One

MECHANICSBURG—Thedefending PBA Player of theYear Patrick Allen earned hissixth career Denny’s PBA Tourtitle with a 247-218 win overPBA Hall of Famer Tom Bakerin the title match of the 2005Keystone State ChampionshipSunday at ABC West Lanes.

Allen jumped out to an earlylead using an Ebonite The One,striking on his first five shotswhile Baker was forced to con-vert three spares over the samespan.

“I wanted to get out as fastas I could, and fortunately I keptthe clamp down,” said Allen,who won $40,000. “That matchcould have gone the other wayif I didn’t carry those strikes.”

Baker, 51-years-old fromKing, N.C., tried to put pressureon Allen with strikes in the 7thand 8th frames, but the left-hander matched him both times.

Allen (Tarrytown, N.Y.) de-feated Mika Koivuniemi, 226-200, in the semifinals to advanceto his 10th career title match in15 championship round appear-ances. With the match tiedthrough four frames, Koivu-niemi failed to strike in frames5-9 and opened twice, whileAllen had two strikes and threespares.

The loss dropped Koivu-niemi to 11-2 all-time againstlefties on TV, with both lossescoming to Allen, who won threetitles and earned $350,740 lastseason.

Baker defeated MikeScroggins, 225-188, in theirsemifinal match. Baker stayedclean with six spares and sixstrikes while Scroggins openedthree times through the first sixframes.

Baker earned $20,000 for2nd while Koivuniemi (Hart-land, Mich.) and Scroggins(Amarillo, Texas) won $10,000apiece for their respective 3rdand 4th place finishes.

The Denny’s PBA Tourmoves to Clifton Park, N.Y., forthe 2005 Empire State Classic,Dec. 14-18 at Spare Time –Clifton Park. The nationally tele-vised ESPN finals take placeSunday, Dec. 18 at 1 p.m. EST.

LAKE FOREST, CA — Call949-770-0055. Ask for Mario.He will sign you up for thismonth’s running of the ForestLanes Six Gamer. Or you canshow up at noon this Saturday,cash in hand and sign up on thespot.

The $50 entry fee goes to lin-eage and prize fund. Theoptionals available includesidepots, brackets and blocks.

It’s all scratch and it’s all atForest Lanes, December 17.Forest Lanes is located where

L.A. BowlingSenate Mixed

Doubles At CalLAKEWOOD, CA — The

SCRAMBLER! We all like va-riety and the Los Angeles Bowl-ing Senate of the NationalBowling Assn. is offering a fourgame version.

Saturday, December 17,there will be three squads,Noon, 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.Check-in early. Bowl once,twice or three times, with dif-ferent partners. Only cash oncewith same partner.

Entry fee is $30 per personper squad. The fun starts with aNo-Tap game, then on to a 3-6-9, followed by Scotch Doubles,and ending with a regular game.

Please, no personal checks.All averages will be checkedbefore pay-off.

The singles event, which isincluded in your $30 entry fee—will be contested by usingyour three scores from games1, 2 and 4.

Sounds like a lot of fun. Lotsof ways to cash. Lots of goodpeople to spend the day with.

Remember: Cal Bowl, De-cember 17.

Eugene, Tournament Direc-tor—310-762-9589.

the 5 and the 405 meet up inLake Forest. Number there is949-770-0055. Take a BowlingNews with you. It’s got a mapand numbers for most centers inSo. Calif.

OCWBA Hall of Fame& Season High Honor

Awards Ceremonyby Joy McGregor

LA HABRA—La Habra 300Bowl, home of the OCWBA/OCBAHall of Fame, was THE place to beSaturday, November 19th to witnessthe “hanging” of our newest Hall ofFame inductees: Lucile Faw, CherylHuntington and Sue Jablecki and thepresentation of season high honorawards. The event was very wellreceived and we certainly all enjoyedthe participation of several past Hallof Famers: Carman Elias, RamonaClark, Helen Petrowski, Rae Miller,Libby Buckley and Marge Miyoda,to name just a few.

Lucile, Cheryl and Sue all re-ceived a framed certificate fromWIBC and CWBA honoring theirinduction into the Meritorious Ser-vice Category, a beautiful piece ofcrystal etched with their picture andinscribed noting their “special” day.Lucile & Cheryl were presented agorgeous corsage to complimenttheir day. Unfortunately, SueJablecki and family were unable tomake the trip from Arizona, but asher delightful bio was read, her pres-ence was felt throughout the room.We all miss Sue!!

Special awards of appreciation

Dec. 17 Forest Lanes Six Gamer

for commitment and their continuedsupport of bowling for many, manyyears were presented to MickeyCurley and Alice Thompson.Mickey is past General Manager ofLa Habra 300 Bowl, now consult-ant, and a Hall of Famer herself.Alice is the mother of Alan Thomp-son, OCBA director and she has beena very active volunteer for allOCWBA and OCBA functions.These fantastic, dedicated ladieswere also presented a beautiful cor-sage and a framed certificate honor-ing them for their service in promot-ing the sport of bowling.

The second half of the ceremonywas devoted to honoring the seasonhigh achievers and several werepresent to accept their awards; theremainder had awards presented dur-ing their respective leagues.

All in all it was a great day, see-ing lots of old friends, meeting somenew ones, laughs, tears, and lots andlots of memories. The cake wasyummy, the ice cream punch deli-cious and the camaraderie, priceless!Kudos to Mickey Curley, Rob Shanand the staff of La Habra 300 Bowlfor their help, courteousness and ef-ficient manner, as always, in host-ing this prestigious event. The Hallof Fame home could not be in betterhands!!

This concludes all OCWBA andOCBA business and officially closesthe record books.

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— Brunswick Deer Creek Laneslocated at 9730 Haven Avenueinvites all bowlers to meet agreat guy and bowl a fun tour-nament.

The guy? Don Meredith, whois running for Los AngelesCounty Sheriff.

The tournament? For $50,each bowler receives threegames of tournament play, 50/50 tickets, soft drinks andsnacks. Proceeds to benefit the“Friends of Don Meredith” fund.

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TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice

NORWALK—KeystoneLanes was host Monday to the16-team Vegas league and DorisLewis led the honor roll with232-580, followed by BertMartinez 559, Margo McClain201-557, Katrina Whitmore 537,Sue McGill 204-534, MaryDeFord 531, Karen Mauricio530, Carol Brown 213-529,Bernice Bennett 525, JeanWadlington 518, Jamie Vallierand Barbara Bishop tied on 511series, Gladyce Perrin 505, MyrtOwen 220-500 and PennyHirsch 202.

Cal Bowl B team still topsteh ten top standings, followedby Rossmoor B and Cerritoslanes, tied at 35; Keystone A,31.2; Cal Bowl E, 30; Del RioA, 29.2; Del Rio B, 29;Westminster B, 27.2; PremiereLanes and Cal A tie at 24.

Carol Mancini, Del RioLanes sponsor and CBN Editor/Publisher, was at KeystoneMonday to start working on theCBN Christmas issue and vis-ited with members of ther twoDel Rio teams.

NEXT WEEK: The annualChristmas party is slated Mon-day, December 19, at Cal Bowl.Sal will have the tables set upfor the sumptious Pot-Lucklunch that gets bigger and betterevery year. Also, LaRuthMurray’s “better half” (Herman)will again manage the OP-TIONAL $10 minimum gift ex-change. Be sure to put yournames on gifts before exchang-ing them for a ticket from Santa.Those participating may thenreturn tickets to Herman, aftertheir first strike, and select anygift from Santa’s bag.

Merry Christmas To Our Grammy,“Queen of Uh-Huhs”

Love you, Andrey, pet Molly & Brittany

Dick WeberOpen

FOUNTAIN VALLEY—Fountain Bowl in Fountain Val-ley, Calif., has hosted many spe-cial Denny’s ProfessionalBowlers Association (PBA)Tour events in the past, but nonewill be as memorable as the2006 Dick Weber Open. Theunique event, which takes placeJan. 10-15, 2006, will pay trib-ute to the PBA Hall of Famerand 26-time Tour title winnerwho passed away Feb. 14, 2005.

The 2006 Dick Weber Openis one of just two Denny’s PBATour events to be held on thewest coast this season, and it’sthe only one in the west open toboth PBA members and ama-teurs. The format for the eventwill take on a “throwback” feel,with participants bowling 15games of qualifying over threefive-game sessions, after whichthe top 24 advance to roundrobin match play.

“[Dick Weber’s] achieve-ments on the lanes are equaledand surpassed only by his legacyoff the lanes. He was a greatcompetitor and champion, andhe was an outstanding ambassa-dor for our sport,” PBA Com-missioner and CEO FredSchreyer said of Weber. “Moreimportantly, Dick was a trulygood, compassionate personwho treated everyone like fam-ily.”

The event begins with theofficial PBA Practice Sessionand PBA Pro-Ams taking placeTuesday, Jan. 10. On Wednes-day, Jan. 11, the entire field willbowl two five-game qualifyingsessions before bowling a thirdfive-game block on Thursday,Jan. 12. After 15 games, the top24 qualifiers will advance toround robin match play Thurs-day evening.

Friday, Jan. 13 will featuretwo additional round robinmatch play sessions, after whichthe top four bowlers will ad-vance to the championshipround. Saturday, Jan. 14 is a dayfor the fans with official PBAPro-Am sessions taking place

throughout the day.The ESPN live televised fi-

nals will take place Sunday, Jan.15 at 10 a.m. PST and feature astep-ladder finals format.Bowlers will be vying for apiece of the $150,000 prize fund(based on 160 entries) and anexemption for the 2006-07Denny’s PBA Tour season.

Bowlers looking to enter the2006 Dick Weber Open can doso by visiting the PBA’s officialwebsite, www.pba.com, andclicking on the “Enter Tourna-ment” button at the top of thehomepage. PBA members canalso use the entry form found inthe bi-monthly PBA Newsletter,and both members and non-members can contact the PBA’smain office at (206) 332-9688.

It’s only fitting the Tour isholding an event in DickWeber’s honor. Weber, bornDec. 23, 1929, was a PBA Char-ter Member and enjoyed a sto-ried career, capturing 26Denny’s PBA Tour titles and sixPBA Senior Tour titles. He waselected to the United StatesBowling Congress (USBC) Hallof Fame in 1970 and was in-ducted into the PBA Hall ofFame in 1975.

In addition, Weber won theBPAA All-Star (The U.S.Open’s predecessor) on four oc-casions, was named the Bowlerof the Year three times (1961,’63 and ’65) and won the PBAPlayer of the Year Award in1965. He also is the only bowlerin history to win a PBA title infive different decades.

The world’s best bowlerswill be on hand to bowl and paytribute to Dick Weber, includinghis son Pete. He recentlysnapped a 26-event winlessstreak when he won his 32ndcareer Tour title in the 2005BowlersParadise.com Classic.The win added to his over-whelming list of titles and ac-colades, but a victory in theevent dedicated to his father’smemory would trump any of hisprevious accomplishments.


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(L-R)bottom: Jose Micheri( runnerup) Speedy Bryant(Champion) top: Chris Kelly and Debra Sanders (directors)Luis Micheri , and Belinda Crowder (director).

SANTA FE SPRINGS—Speedy Bryant pulled out all thestops and won his fourth ABTAtitle from the top seeded posi-tion downing upstart JoseMicheri in the title game. A fineguy and a fine bowler but surelyhad some trying times in theABTA. But not on Saturdaynight as he won his fourthABTA title with a fine displayof bowling, taking $1,700 hometo Compton. Speedy topped adecent turnout of 179 at Pre-miere in the One day eventwhich had decent cut scores ofmen +51 ladies +32 .We addedthe Super Seniors Ray Varela,Roger Romero, and EmmaTrinidad to the semifinals. 42bowlers advanced to the semifi-nals in hopes of making the top16 single elim finals.

Leading the Semis wasCompton’s Bryant at a nice +82.He would sit out and bowl forthe title and John Vanderham ata +74 was second place whowould sit out in round one of thesingle elims and enter in roundtwo. It took a +27 for Men andWomen to make the Sweet Six-teen single elims.

The bowlers took to thelanes, and in the first roundsingle elims, losers were AdaWong, George Parker, Jo JoLamando, Freddy Galvan,David Yun, Roger Wrase, andMike Pawsey. They got checks

Speedy Speeds To Another ABTA Title at PremiereJoyce Westbrook Hits $1,182 Match Series

Match Game Carries Over Worth Est. $3,500 • This Week 3-6-9 Is Now $2,000

Big Christmas Event Saturday at Bowling Squareof $100 in 10-16th places.

In round two being elimi-nated were Danny Guevarrra,John B. Kim, John Windle, andMichael Soriano. They cashedin 6-9th places and $120 each.

Round three had Irene Kangdown Emma Trinidad 204-161.Jose Micheri did in John VanDerham 219-206. Emma andJohn were 4th and 5th with finebowling. Jose and Irene wouldmeet for the right to bowl Bryantfor the title.

This match was a good oneand Jose with a clutch doublefinally prevailed to advance tothe title game with the pretty,vivacious Ms Kang finishingthird and could have been a win-ner with a break or two.

The title game was on andSpeedy elected to lead off . Andlead off he did with a huge fivebagger. Jose was close butcouldn’t catch a double, split inthe 5th and opened the 6th.Speedy had a commanding leadand cruised to his fourth title infine style in a 222/231-160/191win and $1,700 including a $100bonus for using Columbia thisweek. Speedy has been with theClub for 20+ years and is verysupportive. He is always thereto lend a helping hand or tips tothe bowlers. A good Guy winsagain! Kudos Speedy! You arevery deserving!

Nice bowling by Jose

Micheri and a title is in his fu-ture! The Micheri family are finepeople! Kudos to Irene Kang forher fine bowling! She put it alltogether at Premeire! She wasthe crowd favorite!

ABTA Notes: Tourney HiQualifiers were the Iron ManJulian Conwi (men) +118 andpretty Youna Yun led the gals at+118. They will get paid entriesto our next regular event.

Luis Mucheri eliminated thefield with a record two shots(count em -2) and advanced tobowl for $2,000 needing 5 9’sor better but missed on the firstone. We go for $2,100 this Sat-urday in our Christmas Event atBowling Square. He got a $50consolation and that’s $50 a ball“-) The Match Series wasmatched due to the 609 seriesbowled by one of best support-ers Joyce Westbrook. She hap-pily took home a sweet $1,182for her $2.00 Joyce is very de-serving Congrats to a sweet lady.We will estimate that pot at $400this week and for only a $2.00entry fee.

The Match Game was not hitas Speedy drew an unmatchable293 game. We will estimate theMatch Game at $3,500 at Bowl-ing Square. Big Bucks this weekfollks!!

The optional doubles weretaken by The Iron Man and BartSanchez . Their 1412 got them$120. We paid 6 places in thedoubles. The Columbia 300 Inc.ball/Track this week went to ahappy and deserving Ada Wong

who opts for the Columbia Ac-tion Ball! She thanks Columbiaand the ABTA for the fine ball.This week’s Ball will be anAMF-300.

Champion Speedy Bryanthails from Compton and is mar-ried to a sweet lady Ava. AvaLoves Vegas and will be goingwith us next month says Speedy!He used a Columbia drilled byBilly Myers. He is definitely anABTA Blueblood and an ABTALeague Member. He thanks Avafor support and the ABTA for agreat event.

Jose Micheri is fromTujunga, and used a Pioneerdrilled by Jeffrey at Bowler’sEdge. He is single and thanksbrother Luis and girlfriend Jes-sica for support. His brothersand father Joe, are all ABTAmembers and brother Joseph isan ABTA Champion.

Irene Kang hails from Tor-rance and used a Depth Choicedrilled by ABTA Member JohnB. J Kim. She is well liked byall and can always be found withgood friend Youna Yun. She issingle guys, and beautiful in andout! She thanks the ABTA for agreat event, friends David andYouna Yun, John B. Kim BumChul Kim, and H. K. and Boband the great ABTA Staff!

We enjoyed our return to Pre-miere and will return there soonfor our Super Bowl event Feb.4. The staff are great peoplethere!

Bowling Square is our hostthis weekend and it is our AN-NUAL CHRISTMAS Special.Squad times are 1-2:30-4-5:30& 7 PM with the 3-6-9 andSemis at 8:45 PM. This AN-NUAL Event will have lots ofFUN, GIFTS, PRIZES,RAFFLES AND more. Check inearly in this one!

Well, it is history as SpeedyBryant enters the archives with

The ABTA Will BeHosted By Bowling

Square In OurAnnual Christmas

Event/Tournament!ARCADIA—There are may

gifts,prizes, raffles, etcEach entrant/entry will re-

ceive 3 tickets for the raffles forthe gifts and prizes. There willbe squad drawings each squadand the main drawings will beduring the 7:00 PM squad andbefore the Semifinals.

There are (5) qualifying Sat-urday beginning at 1:00 -2:20-4:00-5:30 & 7:00 PM with the3-6-9 and Semis to follow at9:00 PM

Sunday morning will featureone big squad at 10:15 AM alsotaking 1 in 5 to The Match gamewill go for an est $3,500 and the3-6-9 is worth a big $2,100. Thematch series is est at $300 foronly $2

There will be Guaranteedpots of $100 at 5:30 and $150 at7:00 PM Saturday and only $2per game to enter.

Please see our ad in this pa-per for more information Bowl-ing Square is located at 1020Baldwin Ave. Take 210 Freewayto Baldwin 2 miles South or take10 Freeway to Santa Anita, gonorth 2 miles + to Duarte, Left¾ Mile to Baldwin then right!The phone there is 626-445-3160

We will have Byes 12/24 and12/31 and wish all a Very HappyHoliday Season and will beginthe new year Jan .7 at La Habra“300” in an early event and thenwith FROZEN handicap for LasVegas at Friendly Hills Jan 14

ALL LAS VEGAS ROOMSMUST BE B PAID IN FULLBY JAN. 7 OR WILL BE RE-LEASED

Our Las Vegas “Open” Eventis at The Orleans Jan 19-20-21-22 with$4,000 min 1st and Up to$8,000 1st with Bonuses. HappyHolidays from the ABTA

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATION(At Premiere Lanes)December 11, 2005

OFFICIAL STANDINGS 1. Steve Bryant 682 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry 600.00 Columbia Ball 100.00 2. Jose Micheri 649 500.00 3. Irene Kang 620 200.00 4. John Vanderham 674 120.00 5. Emma Trinidad 624 120.00 6. John B. Kim 644 110.00 7. Michael Soriano 644 110.00 8. Danny Guevarra 637 110.00 9. John Windle 630 110.0010. George Parker 661 100.0011. Mike Pawsy 656 100.0012. Ada Wong-Hum 646 100.0013. David Yun 634 100.0014. Fred Galven 634 100.0015. JoJo Lamando 632 100.0016. Roger Wrase 627 100.0017. Jose Borromeo 624 72.5018. Carlos Vejar 623 70.0019. Luis Esquivel 621 67.5020. Rogelio Esquivel 615 63.7521. Roger Romero SS 615 63.7522. Bum Chul Kim 612 60.0023. Amy Arsenault 612 60.0024. Dennis Barrett 610 57.5025. Minh Dang 609 57.5026. Chris Ragunton 607 57.5027. Julian Conwi 600 55.0028. Bart Sanchez 596 52.5029. Lucia Barragan 592 52.5030. Joyce Westbrook 590 50.0031. David Godinez 587 48.0032. Greg Kokanour 584 48.0033. Dodie Sajonas SS 576 47.0034. Ray Varela 568 47.0035. William Ele 566 46.0036. Youna Yun 561 45.5037. Matt Fukuda 561 45.5038. David Mathisen 548 45.0039. Joshua James 541 44.0040. Joey Rodriguez 522 44.0041. Javier Avila 485 44.0042. Jo Ann Courtney DNS FE

DOUBLES 1. Julian Conwi/ Bart Sanchez 1412 120.00 2. Jo Jo Lamando/ Gil Romero 1349 100.00 3. Bart Sanchez/ Minh Dang 1333 90.00 4. Matt Fukuda/ Marvin Crowder 1322 70.00 5. Bart Sanchez/ Alan Aguilar 1316 60.00 6. Jello Gray/ Roger Wrase 1312 50.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores

Men: +51, Women: +32 Super Seniors: Ray Varela, RogerRomero, Emma Trinidad

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Julian Conwi +134Women: Youna Yun +118

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Luis Micheri 50.00This week 2,100.00

MATCH GAME — 293No winnerThis week, estimated at 3,500.00

MATCH SERIES — 609Joyce Westbrook 1,182.00Estimated this week 350.00

TRACK BALL WINNERAda Wong won a Columbia ‘Action’Prize Fund, 178 4,424.00Paid Entries, 19 @ $44 836.00Optional Sidepots 1,108.00Doubles 490.00Brackets 7,330.003-6-9` 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Match Series 1,182.00TOTAL PAID OUT $15,508.00

his fourth win at Premiere.For further info call the

ABTA at 562-868-7164 or seethe website www.abta1.com.

Join us at Bowling Square fora good one. If you can’t be therehave Happy Holidays!

To get to Bowling Square,take 210 Freeway to Baldwin 2miles South or take 10 Freewayto Santa Anita, go north 2 miles+ to Duarte. Left ¾ Mile toBaldwin, right.

Get those Vegas Rooms in byDec. 31. We will be in Las Ve-gas Jan. 19-20-21-22 at the Or-leans for our Open Event! Re-serve ASAP. Until then!


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Alley Oopers WinterDick Miller ...................... 235/568Glenn Swartz .......................... 172Dick Stolz ........................ 172/474Kathy Miller .................... 179/458Marcia Stolz ..................... 172/437Anchors Winter (wk #5)Steve Blaco ............................. 201Bill Meis .......................... 200/521Timothy Donnellan ................. 461Kiyo Tanaka ..................... 182/435Pat Ramsey ...................... 163/415(wk #6)Bill Meis .......................... 231/532Timothy Donnellan .......... 175/466Kiyo Tanaka ..................... 175/500Cathy McCurdy ............... 164/468Bayou Bowlers WinterDave Drorbaugh .............. 267/662Joe McKinzie .......................... 266Adam DeMerit ........................ 672Sherri Banks ........................... 227Lynne Donahue ................ 222/559Helena Conley ........................ 559Bowl’em-Hold’em FallRobert Saenz .................... 227/420Kyle Masuyama ...................... 202Gary McInerney ...................... 391Pamela Chavez ................ 157/285Christa Doop .................... 146/279ECC Friday WinterMatt Schermerhorn .......... 228/677Antonio Lozano ...................... 159Jeff Bergdahl .......................... 446Erin Shelton ..................... 182/517Alexis Kight ..................... 160/454ECC II Monday WinterLarry Watts ...................... 256/609Fred Darby ....................... 177/468Michelle Ferguson ........... 178/468Brenda Darby .................. 165/447Mixers Winter (wk #9)David Owens ................... 242/618Sam San Paolo ........................ 226Frank Bennett ......................... 612Vera Hutton ...................... 211/474Shirley Lambert ...................... 205Leta Harris .............................. 477(wk #10)Sam San Paolo ................. 258/660David Owens ................... 225/631Vera Hutton ...................... 206/544Margaret McAnelly ......... 202/516Pistols & Petticoats WinterBob Doty ......................... 256/673Larry Campbell ................ 247/693Brianna Forsyth ............... 219/561Darlene Bush .......................... 181Esther Parker .......................... 509Rainbowettes Winter (wk #13)Peggy North ..................... 192/512Joyce Galles ............................ 188Bonnie Dulmage ..................... 486(wk #14)Kathy Weber .................... 205/561Sandi Cunningham ................. 204Terri Dulmage ......................... 518Redondo Elks WinterDel Watts ......................... 248/606Gary Larock ............................ 226Bruce Williams ....................... 625Jan Smart ......................... 201/516Sandra Spicer .......................... 188Betty LaRock .......................... 494River Rats Winter (wk #7)David Meade ................... 276/723Freddie Holdman ............. 252/672David Kator ............................ 252Tara Carnes ............................. 256Erin Behare ...................... 244/718Roxanne Meade ...................... 653(wk #8)David Meade .................. 300/806Mario Rivas ..................... 287/793Roxanne Meade ............... 237/657Maureen Behare .............. 221/589ScatterpinsMaria Murphy ......................... 185Sonnie Midkiff ................. 182/496Helen Lopez ........................... 474Slots of Fun WinterRalph Sword ........................... 289Bob Kann ......................... 279/700Dayne Asato ............................ 717Jovita Guajardo ....................... 241Nenita San Pedro .................... 235Nancy Mendoza ...................... 605Wendy McAhren ..................... 583St Margaret Mary Winter(wk #13)Traci Traina ...................... 204/520Tracy Aflleje ........................... 194Gwen Valot ............................. 496(wk #14)Sydne Jongbloed .............. 188/468Josie Martinez ......................... 178Sonnie Midkiff ........................ 467Vegas Bound WinterMike Winn .............................. 243Brandon Gatling .............. 242/683Wild Bunch Winter (wk #13)Richie Driver ................... 279/715David Isobe ............................. 269Steven Fuller ........................... 682Cindy Gerst-Provost ........ 209/563Denise Jackson ....................... 199Carole Gerst ............................ 558(wk #14)Barry Couch Jr ................. 267/720Bob Finnell ............................. 258Dennis Ingram ........................ 702Denise Jackson ................ 215/610Carole Gerst ..................... 213/602Mary Christmas .................... 2005

Aviation Strikers (wk #13)Maria Crisafulli ...................... 183Betty LaRock ................... 176/484Joanne Haber .......................... 456(wk #14)Carol Owens ........................... 208Betty LaRock ................... 188/511Betty Blotzke .......................... 475Ball & Chains SummerMichael Bondy ....................... 238Christopher Porter ........... 226/606Michael Winn ......................... 650Jan Mitori ........................ 195/498Christina Winn ........................ 190Deanna Porter ......................... 508Dynamic Duo (wk #12)Chuck Blais ..................... 279/708Joe Virga ................................. 268Dale Swanson ......................... 655Shirley Duke .................... 246/618Veeta Perkins ................... 191/538(wk #13)Richard Reil ..................... 267/665Ben Fortun .............................. 255Phillip Wentworth ................... 659Sharyn Corter .................. 205/529Darlene Bowen ................ 537/199Goodtimers WinterChuck Johnson ................ 235/629Johnny Rollin .................. 225/588Peggy North ..................... 206/530Joanne Haber ................... 184/514Laughlin HI Rollers WinterTim Dettman .................... 231/644Marc Wasserman .................... 224Rudy DeCasas ........................ 611Pat Ellerington ................. 166/445Laura DeCasas ................. 156/424Mira Costa WinterMaria Crisafulli ............... 171/484Mary Lou Davis ...................... 164Nell Beekhuizen ..................... 455Monday Mixed Trio WinterAllan Will ........................ 257/688Rob Searles ...................... 240/710Marlene Pontius ............... 182/532Darlene Ramey ....................... 171Pat Oswalt ............................... 171Jean Mattingly ................. 171/476On To Vegas WinterC.C. Cole ......................... 178/694Gary McInerney ...................... 277Deon Griffin ........................... 685Nenita San Pedro ............. 205/548Stacy Behare ........................... 194Crystal McInerney .................. 517Ramblin Gamblers WinterDebbie Quezambra ................. 241Charlotte Holdman .......... 241/628Ginger Larmon ....................... 233Cheryl Schleicher ................... 610Redondo Eagles WinterBob Aguilera ........................... 235Tom Hernadon ........................ 214Gordon Grable ........................ 657Ronald Traber ......................... 610Ann Martin ............................. 202Nadine Uyeda ......................... 183Sue Hufnagle .......................... 533Wendy Cooke ......................... 527SEA Pioneer I WinterLarry Rigsby ........................... 257Ken Ishikawa .......................... 246Frank Ravaglia ....................... 700Terry Wilson ........................... 669Debbie Rikimaru ............. 237/606Yesi Bradley ........................... 221Tami Suzuki ............................ 538SEA Viking I Winter (wk #12)Richard Von Kolen ................. 278Rod Nicas ........................ 256/654Richard Hefington .................. 674Sheri Wendel .................... 201/520Connie Warner ........................ 189Lani Garrett ............................ 506(wk #13)Richard Hefington ........... 276/683Richard Von Kolen .......... 274/730Sheri Wendel .................... 256/594Dottie Riley ..................... 232/584Torrance Faculty WinterDave Holway ................... 205/534Fred Bauernschmitt ................ 182Kevin Cook ............................. 486Beckie Kendrick .............. 187/486Sue Hanks ............................... 186Corie Johnson ......................... 492Vegas Bound WinterMike Winn .............................. 243Brandon Gatling .............. 242/683Joe Podzimek .......................... 646Galyn Pettigrew ...................... 199Helena Conley ................. 196/548Erin Behare ............................. 513Vegas Gold Winter (wk #2)Richie Driver .......................... 267Enrico Curtis .................... 265/669Randy Beigle .......................... 669Lawrence Morris Jr ................. 678Wendy McAhren .............. 245/601Karen Patterson ...................... 222Charlene Cory ......................... 575(wk #3)Gary McInerney ............... 289/736Riley Behling .......................... 259Wendy McAhren .............. 235/586Charlene Cory ......................... 235Dianne Fox ...................... 205/554VIP’s Summer/FallRoyce Leeper ................... 184/507Earl Johnson ........................... 171Pete Diocson Sr ...................... 493Sidna Fargher ................... 166/457Angela Cook .................... 159/426

ARCADIA—Jim is a fieldtechnician for American Scale inthe city of Commerce. He is mar-ried and has five children andwishes to thank his lovely wifeKathy for her support. This bigwin makes for a great Christmas.Congratulations.

Jim said he’s only been bowl-ing a little over three years. Hishigh game is a 265 bowled atBeverly Bowl in Montebello.Sunday was beat the board andJim rolling on a very difficultlane condition posted big 604/700 series. He credits his big winto Memo Rosales who drilled hisStorm Supershot bowling ball atAction Lanes.

In second place right behindthe champion Jim Lozano wasour little lady Fran Tobin a dedi-cated member for twenty threeyears looking for her first win.Didn’t happen. Fran happilysettled for her first second place.Next time Fran. Friendships iswhat it’s all about.

In third place Jamescourt

Donkee Champion Big JimLozano Did Beat The Board at

Bowling Square To Pocket $1,050Alarcio wishes to thank WestCovina Manager Don and hisstaff for all their help and RanchoCucamonga Deer Creek buddiesfor their times spent with him inpractice and coaching. ThanksGuys. He also wishes to thank hisDad Bill and family.

Our Christmas tournamentthis Saturday and Sunday Dec.17/18th is a regular two day tour-nament with lots of loot to shootfor. First place money could bea whopping $4,100., the MysteryPot is $800.00 and the Series Potis $225. Side-pots and Bracketsshould be good too. Hi game andHi series Saturday is $75. Alsocome hungry Saturday and en-joy a great Roast Beef Sandwich.Sunday after our tournament wehave lots of Door Prizes Every-one bowling our Xmas tourna-ment will get a complimentaryticket each time they bowl for achance at our Door Prizes. Thebig prize is a Donkee Products$259 Ball Spinner.. See you atKeystone.

Congratulations go to Bowling Square Donkee Finalists:Jamescourt Alarcio 3rd. for $120.00, Dir Barbara Burgesspresenting Champion Jim Lozano his check for $1,050.00and our little lady who bowls almost every tournament FranTobin .

PICKWICK BOWL

921 W. Riverside Dr.Burbank – 818-842-7188

By TISH

There’s still time to visit the Pro Shop for that special bowler onyour list. Come in and see Roger to find just the right ball, shoesand accessories. Also, don’t forget the Manic Mondays tourna-ments and check out the New Years Eve party details. Pickwick isthe place to be to bring in 2006 and what better way to do that thanbowling all night, fine food and great friends.

Senior Swingers reported great scratch scores from Larry McDonald 245/641, Jim Emery 233/534, Ruth Barr 181/481, PaulineLong 176, Seiki Tluczek 176 and Vicky Minceff 474. Handicaphighs went to Arthur Wolf 254/666 and Julie Dyer 238.

Scratch highs in the Mon. 860 were rolled by Setu Molia 241/662, Steven Jones 237, Wayne Loveless 608, Judy Treidler 218,Myrna Tersigni 210, Mary Ridlen 573 and Glenda Nale 570. Handi-cap honors go to Rhys Tilley 272/705, Steve Tritch 266, AmeliaArmendariz 733 and Charlene Peals 724.

Riding high in the Robby’s Classic were Gino Genoa 265/709,Lenny Kress 263, Doug Katzman 256, Angelo Dixon 716 and DavidLoke 713.

Telco left strong messages with scratch highs from DarrenAtkison 259/673, Sal Guerrero 244, Don Kearney 645, MelanieGamgene 226, Michelle Payda 223/600 and Wilma Smith 585.

Ladies Orbits reported handsome handicap scores from JoanJones 235, Jan Levitt 226, Amelia Armendariz 225, Karen Dukes623, Mary Corrington 617 and Lori Paul 615.

No slackers in the I.C.F. with these scratch scores from DenoVaerini 192, Al Richey 192, Dan Buccola 527, Marv Poretta 512,Suzie Thompson 193/472, Marcie De Leonardis 177 and SeikiTluczek 492. Handicap honors went to Dick Fischer 209 and AnnPoretta 567.

Guys & Dolls challenges the high end with scratch scores likethese from Robert Farias 287/719, Scott Wheeler 205, GeorgeVanderveen 703, Kim Farias 220/563 and Sarah Wheeler 205/590.Handicap highs went to Kevin Khouri 290, Jay Pere 290, Bill Evans781, Sabrina Connery 261 and Rena Mc Cann 717.

High scratch scores in the Wed. Nite Handicap were reportedby Rich Nolan 247/665, Ryan Holmes 240, Steve Di Bartolomeo660, Cara Cooper 230/680 and Gina Brouse 211/593. Handicaphigh fives go to Harry Avanian 276/747, Terance Robinson 276/780 and Regina Beaner 263.

Thursday Senior Foursome rocked with scratch scores fromDan Carone 193/528, Al Fama 174, Dom Abanto 497, MarcyKeables 158/411 and Barbara Teitel 153/425. Handicap honors goto Sue Rapp 214 and Ann Herrrera 584.

Thursday 885 showed spunk with scratch scoring from ChrisGurnee 278/702, Charlie Vassar 268, George Vanderveen 690, CaraCooper 237/651, Susan Rudler 197 and Pearl Nale 540. Handicaphonors go to Naomi Norihiro 241.

High rollers in the Sunday Vegas were Mo Molia 279/724, SteveDi Bartolomeo 269/739, Cathy Isaacs 219/580, Jorva Di Rossa 209and Ms. Jerry Bell 554. Handicap highs went to Doug Katzman282 and Dee Lamore 701.

That covers the board for this week. Until next time, I’ll seeyou on the lanes. Pickwick Jr’s

by Tish PlotkinBURBANK—The Bumpers

were rocking with great scoresfrom Derek Shea 144/234,Stephen Orozco 107/212 andBlair Thomas 126/220.

The Preps left no prisonerswith scratch scores from BryanCladwell 193/459, BrandonOchoa 124/338, Danette Peppler145/370 and Raylin Rivera 130/344. Handicap highs went toJosh Storer 174/480, Tori Adams177/506 and Darby Adams 177/496.

The Juniors push the enve-lope with scratch scores fromTony Barriere 238/625, TimNaney 235, Chris Shaffer 222/550, Kevin Don 574, SarahLugo 191/491, Everly Sahagun189/462 and Patty Shaffer 177/451. Handicap high fives go toNikko Nguyen 277/720, PatrickTrillo 718, Lauren Arthur 216and Amanda Stone 600.

Keep up the great work,bowlers, and keep the ball roll-ing.

DONKEEROLL’N DONKEE TOUR

(At AMF Bowling Square Lanes)December 11, 2005FINAL STANDINGS

1. Jim Lozano 700 $800.00 Jack Ace 250.00 2. Fran Tobin 672 200.00 3. Jamescourt Alarcio 651 120.00 4. Greg Reed 633 110.00 5. Joe Baghdadlian 626 100.00 6. Keith Kenworthy 625 90.00 7. Jack Motto 621 80.00 8. Thomas Licauco 617 70.00 9. Roger Wrase 616 60.0010. Luis Diaz 614 59.0011. Sun Sundara 612 57.0012. Don C. Johnson 612 57.0013. Rose Barcenas 707 56.0014. Joe Swift 601 54.0015. David Godinez 712 54.0016. Javier Avila 601 54.00

MYSTERY GAME — 256No winnerThis week, it will be 800.00

MATCH SERIES — 458No winnerThis week, it will be 225.00

HIGH SERIES 1ST SQUADJoe Swift Pd. Entry

FINANCIAL REPORTPrize Fund 1,967.00Jack Ace 250.00Paid Entries & Shirt 225.00Sidepots/Brackets 712.00TOTAL PAID OUT $3,154.00

TORRANCE–Merry Christmas to all the bowlers here atGable House Bowl. Just a reminder to get your New Year’sEve Bowling Party reservations made as the last day for ad-vanced reservations is December 29th. The party starts at9:00 p.m. and ends at 2:00 a.m. Call 310-378-2265 for infor-mation. The weekly high scores are:


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10. 580 Randy Myers

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Week 6 of 8 in Round 2

TEAM STANDINGSA Division

1. Linder Insurance $ .............. 212. Tri-Star Vending .................. 203. Roto Grip ............................ 204. Threadworks ....................... 195. Freek Racing ....................... 186. Erickson’s Food .................. 177. Team 6 $ ............................. 148. Team 19 .............................. 149. Western Pacific ................... 14

10. Forest Lanes ........................ 1411. G.H.C. ................................. 1312. Prudential Real Estate ......... 1313. Team 23 .............................. 1114. J.C. Spas (Luv’s the Grind!) . 2

B Division1. Tangeo.com ......................... 212. Reback’s Plumbing ............. 203. Overboost.com .................... 194. Pro Approach-Lakewood .... 195. Moneynet Res. Loans ......... 186. Family Amusement ............. 167. Boulevard Brakes ............... 138. Pro Approach-Downey ....... 139. Bowlers Depot-W.C. ........... 12

10. Clyde’s Video Games ......... 1211. Team 1 .................................. 412. Team 2 .................................. 0

DOWNEY—Jeff Garrison was Top Gun on Mon-day Night as he SPUN his way to 245/661 to lead theleague. Jeff led his Team 19 to a 4-1 win over Team 23.Team 23 bowled well as Danny Cobbs 570, MemoRosales 214/560, and Victor Arteaga 559 all broke 550,but could only gain the one win. Linder Insurancemoved back on top on Side “A” with a 4-1 win overRoto Grip. Nick Smith 254/608 and Frank Barefoot Jr.237/599 led Linders while Gary Duran was tops forRoto Grip with 577. Tri Star Vending moved into a 2nd

place tie with a 5-0 sweep over Team 6. Larry Campbell235/553 led the winners while Billy Myers Jr. shot 578for Team 6. Freek Racing moved into contention witha 3-2 win over Threadworks in a low scoring matchthat ended in a series tie at the end of the night. KevinWilson 230 and Vayle Floria 219/580 led Erickson’sFood to a huge Game 1 win, and Captain Jeff Carrcame through with a 3rd game 226 to move his teaminto contention with a 4-1 win over G.H.C. WesternPacific managed a 3-2 win over Prudential Real Estatedespite Maury Griffith 213/603 and John Chapman 228/576 leading the pair for Prudential. In the last matchon Side “A”, Forest Lanes burst the bubbles of J.C.Spas with a 5-0 sweep, as Levi “Super Sub” Slocumled the way with a near triplicate 210/211/210 for 631.

“B” division leader Tangeo.com came back from abad first game to win games 2 & 3, but just missed outon the all important totals, losing by 6 pins to tightenup the race. With 2 weeks to go,

six teams are within 5 points of the leaders.Tangeo.com was led by the Big CHEESE, ArnoldCheesman who bombed his way to 245/653, whileReback’s Plumbing got solid efforts from Alex Castillo553 and Ramon “The Terror” Torres 233/603. Thesetwo will match up again next week in a battle for first.Overboost.com blasted their way to a huge 819 in Game1, only to have to hang on for totals as Pro Approach –Lakewood came back to win games 2 & 3. Randy

Myers led the pair with 256/580 (nice finish bozo!)while Greg Jackson finished strong for Pro Approachwith 555. Moneynet Residential Loans pulled within 3points of the lead with a 5-0 sweep of Pro Approach –Downey as Alonzo Lemons led the way with 236/592.Gary “Happy Rock” Gladstone paved the way for ProApproach with 237/570. Family Amusement took a 4-1 win over Bowlers Depot – West Covina with DeanSanderson 223/569 leading the way, while Paul Varelarolled 556 for the Depot. Missy Bellinder dominatedher pair with 225/611 but came up ten pins short of a4-1 win, as Clyde’s Video Games came back for a 3-2win. And finally, Team 1 managed to win Game 2 asSteve “The Shredder” Schroeder fired 236/618 for thenight’s 3rd best set.

In side-pot action, Game 1 went to Randy Myerswith 256 while Jeff “Spins” Garrison garnered 2nd with245. Game 2 went to “The Shredder”, Steve Schroederwith 236 and Jon Brandon “IRON” retuned to the win-ners circle with 217 for 2nd. Game 3 was a shoot-outwith many big games, but in the end, Nick Smith tookhome the cash with 254 and Arnold Cheesman grab-bing 2nd with 245. Jeff Garrison took the Series Potwith a Round 2 High Series of 661. Congratulations toall the Side Pot winners!

Next week’s MNF may be Brett Favre’s last, so youwon’t want to miss that, and there’s no better place toview it than on the HUGE screen here at Del Rio Lanesin Downey. Once the game gets boring, and it prob-ably will with Green Bay playing at Baltimore, comeon out and watch the action on the lanes as 6 teams oneach side battle it out for the Round.

Both Side “A” and “B” have leaders at 21 points &3 teams are within 2 points With only 2 weeks to go,the action is going to get HOT! So, come on down toDEL RIO in Downey and cheer on your favorites andsee if anyone can come close to staying clean, or string-ing 12 in a row. Thanks again for checking in!

by Randy Myers


“Get your attention with a pretty girl. Hey! That’s my daughter.”Terri Del Conte - Volleyball Bon-Vivant

Cerritos College Sophomore in 2006!

To Out Planet --It has been a busy year – my daughter is 19 years old,

made 1st Team All-League Volleyball in college; my sonis half a year from being a fireman; my secretary Dottieis still the fastest pair of feet and sweeter than ever, so Ihave no complaints.

We lost a few of our Old Timer’s – Chris from Chris’Angels League and Otha’s father who always wore asmile. Wish the passing would stop for just a year.

I directed my first feature INNOCENCE, and it isgood… and in February 2006, I will begin my secondfeature entitled “Nov. 2nd: Death Calls” It is a Roman-tic-Adventure-Twilight Zone-Love Story on the Mexi-can border. Great actors, 35 m.m – the Big Time.

Hope that U.S.C. Football does not stop or get cockywhen they play mighty Texas in the Rose Bowl on Jan.4th, 2006. “Play to Win” – that’s the motto.

Love to my injury-prone brothers, our cool bowlersand nutty friends. Saddleback Lanes remains a fine,beautiful Bowling Center – will they challenge us againin Bowling?

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL….From Saddleback Lanes and

Southwest Bowl!

Ken Del Conte

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Girls Jr. All-Starsby David Gordon

SANTA CLARITA - Wel-come once again to the Girls Jr.All-Stars update center. Thispast Sunday, the ladies did alittle traveling for a double-ses-sion at two different centers.This is a throw back to the goodold days.

Our first session met the girlsearly at Canoga Park Bowl witha 10:00 am start time. The earlybird was Jillian Gaddison lead-ing the way with a 219-213/790posting. Very Nice Jillian.Other high scores came in fromJilian Zlateff 202-226/771,Mariel Benitez 204/719 andLindsay Hannasch 713.

Then it was back into thecars and on to Santa ClaritaLanes for our afternoon session.Again, we found Gaddisonshowing us how it’s done with a219/760 series. Both sessionJillian - what a day. More scoresfrom Deanna Carrillo 215/745,Tabetha Reynolds 222 andZlateff 203.

Now as promised the stand-ings going into our last sessionbefore the holiday break. Outin front we find Edison SportsClub with 156 points.Brunswick West Covina Lanesis second with 133 and Bowl-ing News has 110 points fol-lowed by Keystone Lanes.

The season team series iscurrently being held by Bowl-ing News with a 1554, whileWest Covina holds high game at456. Remember these are twoperson teams. Individual seriesis with Annabel Osberg at 845and Melissa Pena has high gamewith a 244.

This coming Sunday, thegirls will visit Keystone Lanesin Norwalk following the JATtournament. This is our holidaysession that is followed by aChristmas Party (Pot LuckFeast) and Gift Exchange. Also,before and during the session,we will be hosting a ChristmasCraft Raffle sale. A little some-thing different than years past,but this is a different group ofyoung ladies. All proceeds gotowards the Girls Jr. All-StarsScholarship Fund for this sea-son.

Therefore, don’t forget yourgifts and goodies. Don’t benaughty and remember the FatGuy is watching. I’ll see you atKeystone.

SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

CANOGA PARK - Hellothere from SED Jr. Travel cor-ner, as the group really did sometraveling out to Canoga ParkBowl. Here they were met withthe conditions consistent withthe centers reputation and nosurprises.

The leader of the day J.R.Monteith 205-277-204/878 tak-ing full advantage of his experi-ence with this center. Niceshooting Mr. Monteith! More800s came in from Eric Milne216-237- 236/875, SusyMonteith 216-230-234/853,Delano Ross 211-211-240/852,Ryan Aguilar 224- 233-230/850,Michael Gaylor 245-216/815and J.D. Pelow 217-213/814.Very good ladies and gentlemen,I couldn’t have done it any bet-ter myself.

Other high scores to reportare from Eddie Sayles 263/793,teammate James Hawkins 227/782, Bryan Osborne 202-238/777, Darren Pascual 216/776,Reggie Brown 753, MarquisBrooks 742, and Brian Gonzales235/735.

The league leader is still Git-R-Done with 166.5 and a 4-point advantage over secondplace Ringers. The race for thirdis between Young Guns (146)and Chicken Pot Pie (145),while fifth place is currentlyBMB with 133.5 points.

Ringers is holding on to teamseries at 1807, with Young Guns’502 for team high game. For theBoys we have Pelow with series(994) and Gonzales with game(299), while for the ladies it’sDeanna Carrillo (882) and S.Monteith (248).

Now for this Saturday, thegroup will be over at KeystoneLanes. This session will be fol-lowed with our Christmas Partythat includes a gift exchange andpot-luck dinner. And rememberthat Santa’s just around the cor-ner overseeing everything.

Therefore, get in your prac-tice and don’t forget your foodand gift exchange item. Please,be on time at Keystone Lanes.

Vegas MilitaryBowling

TournamentShould Fill!LAS VEGAS—Here is

some important update informa-tion for those of you who willbe attending the 2006 MilitaryBowling Championships, Janu-ary 22nd to 27th at the GoldCoast Hotel, Casino & BowlingCenter in Las Vegas.

The event looks like it couldvery well fill! “Although wewould hate to turn anyone away,we are thrilled with the increasein teams from last year,” saidBrad Edelman of High Roller’smanagement team. “We are al-ready making plans for 2007 sowe can accept more teams.”

IMPORTANT - if you areplanning to attend but haven’tentered your team yet, call 1-800-257-6179 ASAP and let usknow so we can reserve yourspot.

Last year’s event attracted114 6-bowler teams. This year,still with 6 weeks to go, thereare 126 teams. That leaves just14 spots left, first-come-first-served. The Retired Divisionnow has 82 teams. The SeniorRetired Division has doubled insize, from 14 teams last year to29 teams this year. And, al-though the Active Duty Divisionhas just 15 teams as of this date,they had only 13 teams at thispoint last year, ending with 24.

Storm Bowling Products isoffering contestants a great bar-gain again this year. Bowlerscan purchase the Trifecta and theDiablo for just $100 each atGold Coast during the tourna-ment! Like last year, Storm willadd $15 to the prize fund foreach ball sold! Storm will alsobe staging a free seminar, on thelanes, with retired Marine andABC Hall Of Famer Bob Hart.

The new Handicap MixedDoubles event is shaping upwith over 60 teams! Players arereminded to bring their USBCcards to be verified or they willhave to bowl scratch. Teams arehandicapped 90% of 440.

For more information andbrochures, call 1-800-257-6179or visit us at www.militarybowlingchampionship.com.

Brunswick LosesCEO To 3-M Co.

by Frank KietzBRUNSWICK — World fa-

mous bowling manufacturer,according to a recent news re-lease, lost its super leader,George W. Buckley, to 3-M Co.,of Minneapolis where he willbecome its chairman and chiefexecutive.

According to the release,Buckley brought Brunswick, a$5.8 billion company from a $20to a $40 share corp.

The big money maker wastheir boat, engine and parts sup-pliers. Buckley worked hard forBrunswick’s bowling division,changed its bowling ball manu-facturing business fromMuskegon, MI to Mexico. Alsoimproved Brunswick, a globalentity.

The article did not revealBuckley’s replacement, how-ever, he will command a 20.9billion dollar company. Buckleysucceeds interm chairman Rob-ert S. Morrison who led the com-pany after former CEO JamesMcNerney left to become CEOof Boeing Co.

DID “U” NO...ARIZONA — Old-timers

will member Len Mal, So-CalHall of Famer. Len is still teach-ing/coaching want-to-be pros toimprove or just want to beat thebig boys, I’m your man. CallLen at 623-583-7200.


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NORWALK — HarveyHemmingsen will be 99 yearsold on July 19, 2007. He wasborn in 1907 in North Dakota(no post office, market or townat that time). When a teen, hisfamily moved to Eugene, Or-egon where he got his first tasteof the bowling game by gettinga job as a pin setter, but he didnot bowl then.

He attended high school for1 1/2 years, quit school and wentto work as a painter, paintingcars and houses for $10 perweek. He did this until 1927when he moved to San Fran-cisco, California. He took upinterior decorating but did notpursue this career. He movedfrom San Francisco to Los An-geles with a buddy, called apainter friend, and obtained ajob painting houses in the areaof Central and Manchester Av-enues. He married in 1935 buthis wife passed away. An open-ing for painting cars becameavailable with Hal Roach &Jimmy Dickens ChevrotletDealership, and he worked therefor two years.

In 1942, he went to work forNorthrup Aircraft during WorldWar II and retired in 1972 after30 years. Harvey married thelove of his life in 1970, and losther to cancer after 20 years of awonderful marriage.

It was while working atNorthrup that he begam bowl-ing. He bowled at Missile Bowlin Gardena and with his teamearned a multitude of first placetrophies. To be on this team, youhad to maintain an average of179 or higher. He not onlybowled at Missile, but at otherlanes in the area. In the mid-70’s,he and his team were asked tobowl at another house becausethey kept taking first place andother teams voted that Harvey’steam leave so they would havea chance. He and his teammatesstarted attending Arena, Cen-tury, Trianon and Gage Bowls.In the 80’s, he teamed up withanother senior member (TexBarker, 92) and limited theirbowling to two houses, theTrianon and Gage. After Trianonclosed, they made Gage Bowltheir home and have won sev-eral first place championships.Currently carrying a 141 aver-age.

Harvey says he has a houseful of trophies and is proud thathe has achieved them in the sporthe loves. He is a widower andlives alone, still drives a car, andis very spry for a man his age.He was not asked what attrib-uted to his longevity, but it is feltthat he lived well and continuesto do so.

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A N A H E I M — B a n l a yPhilalack of Anaheim has beena member of the AmateurBowlers Tour (ABT) for about15 years and won his first cham-pionship since winning aDoubles championship back in1997. He won this ABT Cham-pionship at Linbrook Bowl onSaturday, December 10, 2005during our one-day 4 gameBeat-the-Board tournament.Banlay showed up for our finalsquad at 4PM and shot gamesof 246, 243, 235, and 287 withhandicap good for a series totalof 1011 and the $800 1st placeprize. Banlay just beat out hisnearest competitor by 1 pin. Hisnearest competitor was JoevinBolanos who shot a fine 1010four game handicap series to fin-ish in second place for $400 dol-lars plus $200 from the Win,Place and Show Pot. In thirdplace was Tri Vo of Anaheim.Tri Vo shot a 995 handicap se-ries and got $150 dollars plus$150 from the Win, Place andShow Pot for his efforts.

Our newest Champion,Banlay Philalack, is single andworks in construction. Banlayhas a high game of 300 and ahigh series of 817. He used aStorm Hot Rod bowling balldrilled by Ginny Adams at herpro shop inside Linbrook Bowlfor this weekend’s win. Hethanked Ginny Adams and AllenBloom for drilling his equip-ment so well for him. He alsothanked all his friends at ABTfor watching and cheering himon. Banlay is a self taughtbowler and does his leaguebowling at Linbrook Bowl andAMF Valley View Lanes.Banlay plans on using his prizemoney for more bowling.Banlay wanted to thank JohnHaveles and the fine staff at

Linbrook Bowl for hosting thetournament this Saturday andthe Amateur Bowlers Tour-Or-ange County Branch staff forrunning an outstanding tourna-ment week after week. Banlaysfinal comments was, “It’s niceto win ABT again, it’s been along time since I won!”

The Mystery Game Pot-of-Gold game number and scorewere drawn after our finalsquad. Game #4 and 187 (pos-sibly good for $500) were drawnfor this week. There was nowinner. The 2nd chance scorewas 173 in Game #4. There wasno winner. The 3rd chance scorewas 140. There was no winner.The Mystery Game Pot-of-Goldcarries over to our next SinglesTournament on December 17,2005 at AMF Carter Lanes.Remember, the Mystery GamePot-of-Gold is available to allmembers (Classic and Masters)and only costs $5 for a chanceat $500 dollars.

The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank themanagement and staff atLinbrook Bowl for hosting ourtournament. Our next scheduledevent will be this Saturday, De-cember 17, 2005 at AMF CarterLanes in Fullerton. This will bea 4 game Beat-the-Board event.Special Squad times are atNoon, 2PM, and 4PM only. Wewill offer a possible $1,500 firstplace with Win, Place, & ShowPot and 125 entries, and a mini-mum Guaranteed first place of$800 for only a $50 entry fee.We hope to see you this Satur-day at AMF Carter Lanes. Formore information visit ourwebsite at www.abtorange.comor call (714) 898-7874. We lookforward to sharing the holidayswith you! Your ABT OrangeCounty Branch Staff.

Banlay Philalack Sneaks OutA Win At Linbrook Bowl

SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. It’s hard to believe but the year2005 is about to end. Del Rosa Lanes has planned somewonderful New Year’s Eve parties for everyone to enjoy somark your calendars and call your friends and relatives. TheSeniors will have their celebration on Saturday, December31 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Then we have Family Style onthe same day but the time is 4:30 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. ForAdults Only, it’s Saturday, December 31 from 9:00 p.m. to1:00 a.m. Call to reserve lanes or for more information.

Our league bowlers have been bowling some nifty scoresso here they are.

Judson Baptist: Craig Green 202-200/578, Bob Corrigan206, Donna Green 220/533.

Beach Party: Chuck Gray 239/628, Donna Gray 472,Ashley Higgins 185.

Mt. Commercial: Dick Adrian 216/578, John Rose 225,Tiffany Sand 203/527.

Capri: Tiffany Sand 214/553.Tues. S..B.T.A.: Matthew Tanner 236/613, Julie Bond 180/

473, Betty Wynn 180, Melissa Wright 180.Elks Invitational: Robert Franz 211-227/620, Greg

Stringham 244, Lynne Fontaine 217/598.Dirty County: Roger Hunt 204-275/653, Steve Rollberg

201-255/646, Randy Hoffman 220-215/628, Larry Richards244-204/615, John Hutchings 232-203/613, PJ Buckner 220/602, Jo Ann Bowring 520, Tiffany Sand 208.

Willows: Terry Chittenden 222-217/622, Cindy Ehlers 201.Wed. Vegas: John Boyer 236-247-257/740, Lodas Griffin

245-210-264/719, John Kolb 246-214-258/718, FranciscoCarranza 256-233-214/703, Harold Harmon Sr. 204-256-221/681, Del Karper 213-247/644, Bud Kolar 213-226/632,Howard Vasquez 202-209-203/614, James Kruck 217-201/606, Tim Lomeli 232, Rolann Karper 235-217/613, SherriBoyer 244.

Wed. Wild Bunch: Jason Laguna 225-202/595, JeffRaynor 235, Charlie Rabico 234, Betty Allgower 202/539,Sherri Duncan 208, Linda King 200.

Del Rosa 820 Classic: Tom Velasquez 266-254-246/766,James Gales 225-255-237/717, Curtis Covey 229-258-209/696, Bobby Campagnale 269-202-220/691, Joel Palumbo226-236-225/687, Gary Lorenz 219-246-222/687, BryanAnderson 247-221-209/677, Tevie Calloway 215-251-209/675, Matt Voeltz 220-217-236/673, Mark Learned 205-218-245/668, Clifford Gilliard 213-229-223/665, John Davis Jr. 222-202-237/661, Larry McKeehan 224-223-214/661, TonyCangialosi 202-226-230/658, Joseph De La Torre 265-206/658.

Santa Fe Mixed: Bob Lewis 245-205/641, Rick Hocutt 233-221/626, Roger Hunt 248/621, Ed Neighbors 232/605, RonBraden 206-213/601, Barbara Beehler 200-205/563, MartyPerry 211.

S. B. County: Lonnie Futch 207-245-224/676, RobertRichards 215-246-210/671, Nick Assini 214-209-215/638,Frank Gilmore 224-234/635, Lonnie Masteller 225-208/621,Les Franz 222/611, Randy Perrine 201-226/600.

Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 224-266-258/748,Mark Holecek 242-217-203/662, Kevin Kratochvil 233, MaryCassin 239/592, Bridgett Young 213, Connie Morrison 211.

Adult/Jr. Trio: Red Dixon 241-242/681, Russell Ruiz 205-220-220/645, PJ Buckner 246-208/643, Joseph De La Torre251/608, Jean Newton 198/540, Chase Phillips 226-239/646,Jonny Brooks 245, James Dixon 221, J J Herzig 210, ChrisHsieh 206, Jay De La Torre 204, Adrian Ruiz 200-208, MartyCoyozo 200, Shelby Scheffler 156/437.

Good Times: John Hutchings 279-214-234/727, DelKarper 215-244-202/661, Mike Mobley 206-238/635, WillieChang Wo 203-217/603, John Henry 236/600, Tom Smith 234,Bill Elliott 227, Rolann Karper 235-224-226/685, SjanaRobinson 237, Angela Mobley 234, Likapeka Chang Wo 201,Kay Johnson 200.

Friday Vegas: Tim Medley 215-259-234/708, Tony Med-ley 208-248/627, Randy Hoffman 210-204/610, Jeff Wolferd221-222/601, Tom Bayless 238, Terri Nelson 189/555, AnneAlvarado 189.

Slots Of Fun: Bud Sittniewski 205-235/585, Denise Burns209/538.

Weekend Rollers: Mike Contreras 238-256/687, MartinNakunz 201-221-225/647, Ernie Juarez 203-217-226/646, JimWillenborg 203-227/620, Matt Bogle 254-206/601, AngelaMobley 211-226/609.

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STUDIO CITY — Hi. We don’t have many league sheetsreported from PINZ Bowling Center, so for this week we aregoing to combine them all into one column. They will havetheir separate sections:Juniors, Seniors, Adults. So let’s getstarted right now.

JUNIORSPee Wee Bumpers: Luishi Camacho 82/161, Andrew Parker

72/139.Senior Scratch: Nathan Honda 256/794, Nicole Kato 201-

208/788, Brittlan Halpern 203-224/758, Griffin Roth 198/719,Leeanne Jilek 202-203/714, Adam Lander 203/639.

Junior Stars: Max Korn 154/414, Brian Ingoldsby 154/369,Gina Gabriel 119/319, Jillian Davidson 129/310.

SENIORSHappy Timers: Gas Sumampong 158/468, Art Abell 164/

465, Sol Karnovitz 162/456, Gary Olsen 173/449, Toni Stepka148/415, Sylvia Good 139/409, Ruth Swick 154/406, YolandaDragotta 150/392.

Senior Social: Gary Olsen 174/482, Toni Stepka 158/447,George Linsacun 168/442, Pam Vaughn 145/428.

Joslyn Seniors: Gary Olsen 227/559, Dick Bay 201/518,Sol Stein 182/495, Abe Landsman 202/493, John Dobson 166/492, Lee Waldorf 204/490, Mary Bobnes 179/463, FredaLeibson 156/458, Joyce Rabinowitz 184/445, Betty Dushkin154/438, Toni Stepka 156/436, Yolanda Dragotta 168/427.

ADULTSLaurel Hall: Karen Collier 172/473, Karen Halliman 169/

453, Barbara Weissman 163/425.Coffee & Donuts: Doreen Reckon 179/515, Hildegard

Miller 163/480, Sharon Lawrence 451.Breakfast Club: Nancy Kato 235-208/634, Elaine Klein

201/534.That’s all we have for this week. Keep hitting those pins

and we’ll see you on the lanes right here at PINZ.

WINNETKA — Hi. The calendar says December 21 is thefirst day of winter. I guess we have to say it’s right becauseyou can feel the chill in the air during the early morning andevening hours. Feels kinda good, as it is refreshing. Just keepwearing those layers of clothing to keep you warm and as theday goes by enjoy the sunny day.

The league scores are in and we have our report for theweek. We’re catching up with all the weeks of bowling so someleagues will have two weeks of scores. Let’s see who theyare.

B’nai Brith Classic: (12-1-05) Roman Agiert 204-256-299/759, Doug Baille 277-224/684, Mike Halem 230-208-209/647,George Lippert 241-232/645, Jay Rosen 213-224/618, SteveHorenstein 227-201/611, Alan Rothstein 206 game, Tom Flynn239. (12-8-05) Doug Baille 262-210-242/714, George Lipper223-226/610, John McComb 232-215/635, Tom Flynn 226-211, Mark Fienberg 218, Shelly Kapitz 222, Hank Solny 200-201, Joel Tetreault 213-205.

500 Classic: (12-1-05) Marsha Williams 214/588, CarolCasuga 202/565, Mary Lauer 203/539, Cindy Dominguez 528,Lisa Sheeran 518, Joanne Ray 513, Leslie Jackson 509,Teresa Lauer 507, Judy Campise 505, Marie Romain 504.(12-8-05) Mary Lauer 216-216/599, Carol Casuga 243/591,Judy Campise 212/559, Petra Kaun 212/548, Joanne Ray543, Marsha Williams 225/524, Teresa Lauer 515, BeverlyZietz 513, Marie Romain 511, Babe Krulisky 508.

First Lutheran: Clive Borden 234-219/600, Mike Hahn538, Bob Pfleger 505, Shirley Godin 182/502.

Pick-A-Ball Doubles: Marsha Williams 217-203/774, An-thony Paris 241/748, Bruce Zietz 701, Doug Gibson 700,Beverly Zietz 191/674, Veronica Boone 644.

River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 220-278-258/756,Robert Battle 247-224-245/716, Gabriel Villa 209-237-214/660, Trevor Stoy 235-212/630, Yvon Yonan 201-216/572.

Comedians: Robert Battle 236-266-215/717, Chris Husby227-228-248/703, Mike Ricca 204-230-237/671, LarrySteinberg 201-256-205/662, Ken Purvee 278/652, RichColella 233-205/630, Rick Hoffman 215-218/629, PatrickGrimes 249-202/627, Mary Becker 193/543, Stella Johnson515, Sahron Rhatigan 202/513, Ellen Eckard 501.

Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 192/528, Jacque Torres 489,Candy Adams 488.

Copper Bucket: Alec Hunter 246-256-220/722, Gary Reed216-241/637, Ed Dominguez 243/607, Mark Rogister 203,Billy Cummings 216, Veronice Lombard 161/42.

Adult/Junior: Dave Folck 245/601, Scott Friedman 223/600, Michael Djajich 212/585, Kevin Gross 210/564.

CC Nikkei: Sam Fukumoto 258-204/656, Yuki Matsuba245-220/635, Yoshi Kawamura 233-206/620, Stephen Sasaki233/603, Tip Jeensalute 228, Don Kobayashi 245, John Goka221, Noriko Fukunaga 200/521.

The Classics: (12-1-05) Jerry Lovell 213/590, ScottLoudon 213, Pam Findl 216/569, Rick Requena 200, DonnaScholtes 212-207/565, Terri Justin 545, Bo Fogel 202/542,Tina Enriquez 537, Gayle Kirby 533, Leah Hoffman 526, GailAltvater 521, Sharon Enriquez 509. (12-8-05) Michael Witt228/650, Mike Gilbreath 213/611, Jerry Lovell 236, LouisEnriquez 210, Leah Hoffman 246/626, Sami Scott 234/567,Shawnee Warrick 207/558, Linda Lowande 213/557, TinaEnriquez 535, Cynthia Kirk 213.

Still shopping? Bowling equipment or accessories is al-ways a favorite item for that league bowler. Inquire at the con-trol desk or pro shop, they’re here to help. See ya.

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi. Are all of you

enjoying the cool weather, and hav-ing fun in your bowling leagues hereat Canoga Park Bowl? Let’s check thegood scores that were reported.

Bantam All Stars: Jason Kelly 110/274.

Bumper Thumpers: Tyler Patterson104/190, Danielle Toback 91/178.

Junior Royals: Eric Miller 211-205-208/624, Ryan Simonian 207-215/611, Jeremy Pyka 203-204/589, NoelSosa 235/588, Aijalon Chambers 197/547, Sharon Weger 158/443, Kim-berly Sosa 160/398, MichelleWatenmaker 129/359.

Adult/Junior: Matt Jones 215-242/612, Lin Gross 189/489, VictorRamirez 140/401, Eric Czubiak 144/398.

Sutter Gold Miners: Jacob Domine152/368, Edward Aguilar 136/352,Duncan Clarke 129/329, EduardoRazo 110/321, Stuart Castro 121/317,Andrew Gudino 122/314, Juan San-tillan 113/306, Jose Gallardo 100/282,Amruta Sardar 112/267, AdrianMartinez 113/259, Dominick Her-nandez 94/257, Jess Carnona 96/256, Daniel Hauser 88/251, KyleArouchian 107/250, Maroff Haque 91/248, Suprina Dharan 71/149, SaraHannagezef 55/133, Nayeli Perez 54/112.

Leichman Alley Cats: Ed Nolan140, David Hernandez 82, AmandaJarvis 76, Maribel Drozco 60.

Keep hitting those pins so we canreport them weekly. See ya.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hi. With all the

hustle and bustle of the holi-day season we hope everyoneis having a good time. The se-niors here at Canoga ParkBowl reported their highscores so let’s take a look.

Funtimers: Rick Greenz-weight 231-207-212/650, AlReiswig 217-209/605, RobertAdams 235/576, Hung-LayQuon 212/575, Dave Folck 204/529, Bill Robb 186/529, DonnaMae Brown 172/506, LeoJashiski 208/493, JackieBecker 171/457, CarolynGreenwood 177/426, BerthaWillard 145/421, MargaretHebard 171/415.

39’Ers Senior Trio: (12-1-05)Edwin Cornish 212-215-242/669, Scott Alavazo 231-216/641, Rick Greenzweight 241-220/636, Al Myers 213-219/615,Hap Hazard 225/608, DaveFolck 229/593, Al Reiswig 212/591, John O’Donoghue 204/568, Hung-Lay Quon 201/562,Robert Little 195/557, Cal Vogt223/552, Steve Machingo 197/550, Marv Baker 191/547, Rich-ard Conti 214/545, Bob King211/533, Len Haydock 190/525,

Larry George 184/524, SylviaKesilis 200/520, Bill Volbert181/510, Mary Lauer 171/506,Lil Baker 182/499, DorisSimmons 186/493, Kay Leovy175/457, Shirl Radamaker 149/434, Elvera Deonik 173/429,Chris Zielan 187/427.(12-8-05)Al Reiswig 236-248/676, HapHazard 225-225-220/670, Hung-Lay Quon 224-216/621, JerryAmbrosini 226/595, Don Macek223/594, Edwin Cornish 207/580, Bill Robb 201-207/578,Walter Deonik 204/575, RalphBenavidez 223/569, LarryGeorge 223/566, Bob Adams198/562, Rick Greenz-weight195/560, Marv Baker 208/559,Max Cooper 215/557, DonMcCoy 209/545, John

O’Donoghue 197/539, RogerChartrand 202/527, Mary Lauer189/526, Steve Machingo 201/525, Emma Luce 204/490, LilBaker 194/499, Carol Wareberg173/470, Doris Simmons 175/465, Kay Leovy 167/463.

Funtimers: Al Reiswig 254-230/683, Hung-Lay Quon 204-216-216/636, Rick Greenz-weight 224-207/626, DaveFolck 206-204/604, Bill Robb201/569, Robert Adams 205/543, Larry Mora 181/491,Jackie Becker 173/479, El-eanor Weaver 197/473, CarolynGreenwood 153/453, CandyAdams 161/432, MarilynBigman 150/426.

Enjoy your week and keepthose scores coming.


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National Deaf Bowling NewsDon Ketter Hits 765 In Olathe League

OLATHE…Word was received that Don Ketter, the former 1997Deaf Team USA member and coach of the victorious 2001 Italy

Deaflympics Deaf Team USA which swept all the men’s bowlinggold medals is getting better day by day. A year after that he wasstricken by some kind of inflamed ailment, which made him stopweekly bowling until last year he came back slowly this season.

In late 2000 Ketter bowled on the Flying Hands deaf team thatscored a deaf team record 3305 series in a Olathe league. He thoughthis team was the first deaf team to break the 3300 barrier, only tofind that St Louis deaf five men hit a 3302 earlier in the year. Thenas the coach he watched his Deaf Team USA broke his Flying Fin-gers team record when they rolled a Deaflympics record first 3games 3326 at Italy. This record was broken last April by Fast N’Furious team from Detroit which scored 3334 in the Great LakesDeaf Tournament at Merrillville, Ind.

As reported last September Ketter started off this season verywell. Then last November 28 in his Olathe Automotive League herolled 226-278-182 for 686. One can guess he did not like the wayhe finished in his 3rd game.

The following week in the same league Ketter finished better,rolling a 765 series from games of 221-267-277. That is his highestseries in past 4 years. Prior to 2001 he had better series of 781 atAMF College Lanes in Overland Park, 777 at Olathe West Lanesand 776 at Olathe East Lanes.

His 765 pulled his average up to 214, currently 4th in his leagueand the top guy has 219. Ketter aims to finish at the top at the endof season. Let us hear from him when he does.

NO 800 BUT BOB JONES 785 LED DEAF TRAVEL ATAMF BOWLING SQUARE

ARCADIA…The lanes at AMF Bowling Square are darker thanother centers So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League travels to and thatconfused the bowlers and gave them a learning lesson. Not one ofthe travel bowlers hit an 800 for 4 games but league average leaderBob Jones came 15 pins short with his 785 from games of 204-238-186-157.

The lanes were not a problem to both Jones and Darrell Stogrynwho matched against each other with their teams being tied for 2ndplace. Stogryn had 741 from 233-189-159-160 as both bowlersstarted well but both struggled in last two games. Stogryn had bet-ter help from teammate Paul Taffolla’s 203 and their El CaminoVillage won the team series by 4 pins for a 11 to 9 points victoryover Jones’ S. F. Valley.

The lanes did bother Gardy Rodgers and John Segafredo whosubbed for Andy Lorenzo (eye surgery). Both began badly, Rodgerswith 161 and Segafredo 146 but both did better, Rodgers 234-174-209 for 778 and Segafredo 226-191-201 for 764 to place 2nd and3rd on the honor roll. Their Los Angeles scored the day’s high teamgame 600 and the day’s only 2000 team series, 2102 as they bestHollywood 13 to 7. Rick Pennington and Dan Flores both had 203games for Hollywood.

The league leader, South Bay with Pablo Yoma’s 238-196-158-168 for 760 and 5 points, swept all team games form Riverside fora 15 to 5 win. Riverside’s Robert Audette had 2003. South Baynow leads by 10 points over El Camino Village as the league goesa long bye through the holidays until January 8th at Canoga ParkBowl.

In the meantime the league need a deaf bowler with less than168 book average to finish the season. Any one with that averagecan contact me at TDD 818-785-1478.Del Rosa Srs.

SAN BERNARDINO — Hi.There’s alot of buzz going onat Del Rosa Lanes. It’s all aboutthe New Year’s Eve Partiesthey have planned for all thebowlers. You get to choose theone that’s right for you. Se-niors, your time will be on Sat-urday, December 31 from 1:00p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Get yournames signed-in now and in-vite some friends to join in thefestivities.

During the meantime wehave lots of neat scores fromthe senior bowlers.

Young At Heart: Gary Ochs208-221/618, Goldie Goldman204, Bob Lee 201, RichardSnow 201, Bob Baker 200-200,Betty Snow 188/530.

Parks & Rec.: Frank Weiler201-219/601, Rich Richardson248, Everett Haydis 235, SamFrisby 223, John Mikowski 212,Robert Johnson 211, Les Franz203-200, Chuck Taylor 203,Dottie Taylor 196/550.

Afternooners: Robert Robles226/593, Bob Baker 213, FrankDeluca 211, Bob Lee 201, JimCox 201, Barbara Estrada 525,Velma Bone 205.

Golden Goodies: Jim Cox470, Frank Deluca 203,Marianne Heidecke 182/466.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. GeorgeSteffen 840, 2. P.J. Buckner809, 3. George Lewis 749,Booby, Ernst Knoblauch 584.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. EdWallace 770, 2. RichRichardson 756, 3. JimMcGinty 754, Booby, CariBurris 573.

Have fun bowling and keepwarm during these chillyChristmas time days.

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hello. Be-

fore we get to the junior scores fromDel Rosa Lanes, we want to invite thebowlers to our Family Style NewYear’s Eve Party. It’s Saturday, De-cember 31, 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. It’sgoing to be a fun time, so call for moreinformation and to reserve your lanes.

Here are the scores from the pastweek.

Little Rascals: Moses Huerta 113/195, Kylie Moyeda 164, DawnRichards 85.

CongratulationsJunior Bowler Matt Cormack - 5 300’s, 806 - 813

Patrick Grimes 300 • Mike McDonald 300Morgan O’Grady 300 • Kelly Gold 300

Steve Singerman 300 • Bill Ware 299-300 / 857Charles Willison 3 300’s, 816, 299-290 / 854

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“Bud” FisherRemembered

INDIANAPOLIS—E. A.“Bud” Fisher, long-time PR Di-rector for the ProfessionalBowlers’ Association passedaway on December 9th in India-napolis at the age of 83.

Fisher has been living in In-dianapolis since 1989, the yearhe retired from the PBA, after30 years of service. He was thefirst employee hired by the lateEddie Elias and, along with JoeAntenora and Harry Golden,was one of the four men whobrought the PBA into promi-nence from the 1960’s throughthe 1980’s.

Fisher brought a wealth ofexperience in sports publicityand promotion to the then-youngPBA. He had a background innewspaper writing (Akron Bea-con Journal) as a sports and po-lice reporter; auto racing, horseracing, unlimited hydroplanes,National Industrial BasketballLeague publicity bureaufounder, boxing and wrestling,and professional football.

Fisher inherited the job, notonly as PR Director, but assistednearly 850 local sponsors in or-ganizing their tournaments insuch spots a Puerto Rico,Caracas, Venezuela, Tokyo, Ja-pan, London, England, Paris,France, and altogether loggedsome six million air miles dur-ing his 30 years with the PBA.Fisher also accompanied net-work television crews in theirsurveys of host bowling centers.

Following his retirement,Fisher worked part-time withDick Evans on the PBA SeniorTour, for Team USA (JerryKoenig) and covered FIQ andWorld Cup Tournaments in vir-tually every corner of the world.

Along with Chuck Pezzano,Fisher helped to organize PBAtelevision tours on Home BoxOffice, ESPN, NBC, and CBS.

After moving to Indianapo-lis, Fisher continued part-timepublicity, including 17 BPAAtournaments, publicity for theCentral Indiana Bowling Cen-ters Association (CIBCA), andpublicity for the local PBA tour-nament hosted each year by theCIBCA and Royal Pin LeisureCenters.

Fisher won numerousawards during his tenure insports. In his home town of Ak-ron, Ohio Fisher became a mem-ber of the Summit CountySports Hall of Fame, the AkronRadio Hall of Fame, and thePBA Hall of Fame. He receivedthe BWAA Mort Luby Distin-guished Service Award, and isone of three Americans to winthe World Bowling Writer’sGolden Quille Award. Fisherreceived the first BPAA Excel-lence in Media Award. He is alsoa nominee for Bowling’s Hall ofFame. Fisher was a Purple Heartveteran of WW II and will beinterred at Arlington NationalCemetery. Memorial donationscan be made to Bowling Writ-ers Association of AmericaScholarship Fund, in care ofSteve James, 8501 N. ManorLane, Fox Point, WI

Mary L. Fisher - Author

John Jowdy HomeAfter Xmas FallNORWALK — John Jowdy,

popular bowling writer and in-structor, will miss a few Califor-nia Bowling News columnssince he recently fell from a lad-der injuring his shoulder.

According to reports, Johnwas performing his annualChristmas decorating chores infront of his El Cajon, Californiahome where he is resting. A holi-day/get well card would be nice.The number is 619-448-4348.

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JUNIORSCadets

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BobcatsMary Grabinski 129, Elijah Kemp 152, Xavier Hines 165,

Angeli Bernardo 142, Antoinette Nezey 117, Brandon Callanta108, Brandon Lebeau 174, Tyree Lebeau 126, Haley Rader140, Daveon Nix 170.

ClassifiedDaniel Brown 265, Chris Porter 215-208, Kayla Rayburn

233, Tommy Bowler 225, Chris Cuevas 216-201/606, AmandaNeil 177, Chrisgen Whitfield 221-206, Rebecca Grandstaff166, Ashley Smith-Foster 201-211, Kelsey Tomlinson 156,Raymon Carter 194, Jamie Carrington 207.

ADULT-JUNIORJuniors

Chrisgen Whitfield 208, Jamie Grabinski 165-184, RaymonCarter 202-189, Gabriel Martinez 255-245/695, DanielMartinez 157, Daniel Brown 210, Chris Porter 213.

AdultsPaul Mehl Jr. 225-202/618, Julie Grabinski 146, Ruthie

Jones 170, Joann Culpepper 214, Allen Tetter 196-204, GaryKowarsch 204-247-213/664, Donna Neal 158, JimmyBlankenship 172, Tammy Porter 173.

FRIDAY NO-TAPDecember 9, 2005

FINAL STANDINGS1. Larry Neri 901 $40.002. Steven Hood 841 30.003. Archie Stull 812 15.50

SIDEPOTS1. Roger Wrase, hdcp. 310 19.002. Steven Hood, scr. 297 19.003. Larry Neri, hdcp. 322 19.00

3-6-9 POT — $206.00No winner

INSURANCEEddie Katz 19.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTLarry Neri 835 19.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTDecember 16th at 1:00 p.m.

LAKEWOOD — Hi. Are you ready for Christmas? Only 10more shopping days left. Bowlers are always looking to im-prove their game so why not give them some bowling les-sons. Call Billy Myers Sr. here at Cal Bowl for more informa-tion. The bowling center and pro shop have gift suggestionsso give them a call too.

It’s time to take a look at those high bowling scores fromthe leagues here at Cal Bowl. Lots of interesting scores toreport.

SCRATCH THIS LEAGUEBrian McBroom 222-268-279/769, Andy Abbott 237-237-

226/700, Dave Postal 220-189-240/649, Keith Hartman 195-216-214/625, Mark Peavey 198-178-243/619, Andy Clark 190-197-225/612, Mitch Mitchell 202-202-207/611, Scott Slocum181-205-217/603, Tim Connelly 184-182-232/598, Jeff Price192-191-215/598.

CAL BOWLEROSBarbara Bishop 243-210/621, Mary Smyth 206-200/582,

Gail Olson 559, Kathy Allen 546, Carole Fischer 204/542,Glenda Harvey 537, Almeta Cobbs 529, Vi Wilson 513, BettyPhillips 510, Cathy Wyatt 508.

SENIOR MENS TRIOGene Skulick 223-200-224/647, Walter Millsap 223-201-

190/614, Fred Wills 222-224-199/645, Ed Cabs 169-225-209/603, Ralph Wingert 192-249-202/643, Clark VandenBerg 179-202-221/602, Jim Burke 245-246-245/736, Clarence Turner215-215-202/632, Ken Holliday 216-249-192/657, BobKnipple 216-236-238/680, Ray Staten 220-181-203/604, WillieYoung 245-191-171/607, Rudy Munzon 226-269-148/643,Charles Woods 206-200-231/637, B.J. 150-213-273/636,John Dunn 180-202-246/628, Jimmy Hamilton 217-214-232/663, Robert Thomas 239-193-237/669, Larry Galloway 207-228-174/609, Andrew Morton 203, Pat Kinard 203, Billy Scott230, Ellie Houston 209, Ken Seiple Sr. 244, Chuck Patterson203, Joe Erwin 213, Audrey Gibson 209-206, Mel Lebeauf204-220, Mariand Barcelona 212, Ed Stoute 209, PaulReynolds 204, Archie Stull 227-218, Herman Woodard 248,Ron McClain Sr. 204, Henry Hom 206, Herman Martin 207,Ken Wright 202, Willie Panton 204, Richard Sotelo 214, MarioWells 232, Josh Hudson 213-207, Wayne Moon 202 WillieBurkhalter 215-200, Ray Culp 211, Ernest Chatman 224, PreCollier 216-200, Jr. Guimary 212-204, Cecil Knighton 204,Boylee Inocente 202, Hartsell Duhart 207, Doug Dixon 211.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEGuy Hunsinger 204-189-268/661, Clyde Lumpford 193-206-

201/600, John Lynch 268-212-214/694, Shannon Santos 247-211-161/619, Larry Bateman 235, Daryl Brandt 202, BobBrockman 204, Myrick Burris 234, Roman Cuevas 218, Ri-chard Dubuke 212, Will Nichols 213, Don Ott 202, Wanda B.Worrall 207.

CAL STARSBarbara Bishop 193-165-187/545, Kathy Eaton 170-169-

171/510, Darlene Hom 180-151-168/499, Norma Brands 169-178-142/489, Vi Wilson 147-180-191/518, Joyce Weinman173-148-182/503, Shonna Hernandez 166-164-183/513.

FUNSTERSTom Dennis 212/516, Ken Seiple Sr. 220-225-220/665, Don

Kelly 514, Gene Skulick 529, Bob Webb 206/535, Don Keith503, Wendell Ledbetter 240-226/664, Bertie Martinez 210/534, Ed McLean 200/524, Rusty Campbell 200/543, Luz Cruz201/539, Larry Neri 211-223-221/655, Fred Meisel 536, PatErwin 516, Joe Erwin 500, Ron Leidholdt 514, Jerry Stotts

500, Jamie Vallier 522, Pre Collier 211/557, Rico Cayton 541.GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS

Jim Burke 237-248-255/740, Wendell Ledbetter 571, ChuckAshton 520, Al Ortiz 507, Gene Hammons 549, Lee Theiss511, Ken Holliday 631, Bob Stickney 279/614, Ken Seiple Sr.616, Doris White 501, Ron McClaln Sr. 535, Tony Morones609, Eddie Buhay 510, Chuck Patterson 572, Joe Erwin 515,Etta Fox 517, Stanley Murren 556, John Dunn 509, JohnMatthews 531, Tom Hazard 565, Don Keith 519, Rico Cayton566, Donald Jones 515, BJ Theiss 619, Jamie Vallier 500, ArtGarcia 507, John Welty 567, Jim Young 511, Clifford Schad529, Carol Klein 516, Clay Evans 514, Frank Fernandez 500,Sam Huckleby 562, Al Williams 650, Gene Skulick 637.

RECYCLED TEENSKen Seiple Sr. 269-204/625, Kathy Allen 542, Dominic An-

tonio 203/577, Larry Neri 204/595, Rinze Dystra 547, MarthaHill 211/523, Josh Hudson 585, Harold Runyon 228/604,Georgiana Schad 501, Al Dimas 519, Elsie McLean 508, DonKelly 224/532, Vancie Keith 522, Don Keith 534, WendellLedbetter 226/577, Eduardo Buhay 200/523, Orvil Price 502,Art Garcia 518, Jim Burke 212/609, Dick Fleming 541, Dor-othy Ruggiero 533, Dominic Saraceno 209/522. Walter Millsap216/560, Joe Nolan 500, Fred Meisel 212/539, Chuck Ashton512, Gene Nichols 537, Luz Cruz 548, Ben Jones Sr. 524,Lillie Darden 200/500, John Mathews 202/561, Ben Alferos546, Boylee Inocente 213/588.

VEGAS CRACK POTSJamar Hayles 188-192-300/680, Martin Blackburn 184-200-

205/589, Thomas Johnson 191-244-235/670, Victor Brewster206-222-162/590, Amodd Christion 267-167-208/692, GeraldWilliams 192-205-185/582, Gerald Williams 192-205-185/582,C J Lem 169-175-234/578, Nathaniel Williams 179-242-147/668, Victor Lewis 205-169-191/565.

YOUNG AT HEARTFred Smith 121-113-103/337, Jacque Donaldson 123-80-

98/301, Leroy Canady 170-159-153/482, Ellis Houston 221-212-173/606, Tom Pettway 216-146-158/502, Willie Creer146-207-169/522, Audrey Johnson 129-136-102/367, EdJohnson 188-166-147/501, Willie Young 184-171-242/597, ArtNelson 148-185-169/502, Gene Hammons 132-129-155/416,James Johnson 179-183-154/515, June Skulick 139-121-103/363, Dottie Castillo 169-180-170/519, Gene Skulick 205-184-188/577, Eva Hammons 127-82-71/290, Josh Hudson 247-161-167/575, Charles Gleason 216-199-245/660, John Brider159-178 (two games)/337, Mac McNealy 181-161-193/535,Joe McDonald 168-149-182/499, Ed Stoute one game 154,Rachel Bright 131-121-102/354, Connie Lopez 93-124-147/364, Rosalind Harris 88-111-118/317.

BIG BEAREmmerson Wafer 279-237-257/773, Jimmy Hamilton 234-

227-257/718, Harold Dubose 234-203-226/663, Donald SanPedro 191-257-224/672, Joe Swift 216-217-226/659, RoyFlounoil 205-247-206/658, Freddie Catamisan 203-226-205/634, Roscoe Evans 224-190-216/630, Craig Hendrickson 245-181-192/618, Don Jamison 212-212-184/608, Fred Faniel(sub) 209-200-193/602, Van Williams 203-236-188/627,Valerie Colian 224-178-187/589, Caroline Head 214-179-188/572, Daronda Reed 166-178-225/569, Connie Leakes 173-184-189/546, Betty McDiarmid (sub) 222-168-155/545,Michelle Hardin 166-202-167/535, Tish Ridal 152-174-181/507.

LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEESCesar Usi 247/658, Herman Long 222/620, Renee Scott

247/606, Clay Barnett 222/583, Benjie Calinawan 204/573,Erwin Flores 200/573, Rico Cayton 206/572, PeeWee Munson209/570, Mike Kane 226, Roy Hess 215, Ed Kuder 211, PatrickAfan 210, Dianna Hughes 208, Matt Mosley and Rick Sharp206 each, J J Scott 205, Danny Collins 202, Tom McNaughton198, Dion Morris Sr. 195, Bruce Douglas 190.

SUNSET MIXED FOURMichael Buck 234-215/640, James Matthews 246-226/628,

Brandon Mims 208-203-202/613, John Mathews 235/607, RayMinter 232-206, Robert Doneske 213-205, Zernell Hayes 210,James Talley 207, Bill Perkins 203.

ELKS & FRIENDSOtho Oates 238-243/642, Ralph Buckles 219-218/627, Ed

Brown 203-234/622, Chris Kelly 202-217/608, B J 224, GregRobles 243, Dave Patterson 209, Craig Hendrickson 204,Carlos Salcedo 212, Greg Nardo 209, Jonathan Gale 227-214.


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ANAHEIM — Hi. How is everyone this busy month of December? It’s time toprepare for the holidays, shopping that has to get done, getting together withfriends and families, and more.Here at Linbrook Bowling Center, the seniors take a break from their busyschedules for Ozzie’s Senior Mixed Scotch Doubles on Saturday, December17th. It’s a fun time that starts with a check-in at 11:30 a.m. and bowl at 12:30p.m. It’s limited to the first 50 couples so call and reserve your spot. See youthere.Stacy Rider is busy forming Day and Night Christmas Leagues so call her formore information or to sign-up.Let’s get to those high scores that our league bowlers turn out each week.Lunch Bunch: Dick Nichols 247, Mike Hardy 236, Earl Liston 223-213/606,Rich Heid 214, Ozzie Randolph 212, Pat Madonna 204. Swinging Trios: Fred Ramirez 222, Stan Lucas 206, Joe Zueli 206.Anaheim Secondary: Rick Weiland 212/600, Karen Weiland 225, Pam Weiland219.Ten Pins: Tim Blough 215-267-224/706, Tony Toliver 248-201-255/704, NealOlsen 246, Ken Neeman 237, Henry Trevino 230.NoKnottCents: Mike Carney 231/619, Ray Acosta 222, Rudy Cendeno 214,Gio Bernal 206, Michael Byrd 203.R.C.R.C.: J.H. Lowery 217, Ralph Tanner 214, Rich Budnovich 200.3’s Company: Karen Bagnell 224, Mary Lou Platte 223, Bin Masaki 204.Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 218-269/683, Marty Evans 218-259-246/723,Brandon Owens 255, Bob Herman 245-247/673, Jeff Tiffin 236-233, LisaSomma 215-235/649.Jacks and Jill’s: Robert Rocha 262-212, Gerry Paynter 211-254, Vic Nardi234, Rudy Tomaneng 215-233/632, Chaz Schaffer 232.Just Desserts: Jack Padre 289/664, Mike Lazarin 221, Tito Lassalle 214-201, John Ramm 214, Dave Sofier 213.Golden Nuggets: Ro Mutzenberger 221.Go For 9 (no-tap): Dick Nichols 225-261, Lloyd Carter 251-201/627, JakeMcCollum 246-246/680, Ozzie Randolph 245-224-213/682, Joe Zueli 235-243/677, Laverne Turnham 213, Margot Church 212, Diane Johnson 208.Party Timers: Brent Joel 267-216-242/725, Pat Sangenito 253, Bong Hwang248-235/666, Frank Pearlman 237, Hyun Park 234, Marilyn Rodriguez 232/603, Yvonne Dowland 211,Cindi Pearlman 205, Cynthia Scott 203.Rowdies: Clarence Butler 235-268/669, Mike Crumley St. 210-229, RandyShepard 224, Kelly Woolpert 218, Phil Glumm 213, Kim Howes 209.Anaheim Nisei: Don Ellsworth 259, Dave Lautherboren 200-232/623, RickBargayo 231, Sandy Viloria 200-226/606, James Michiuye 225.Nikkei: Sho Tanaka 257, Sandy Viloria 252, Hideo Kuroda 213, Leo Asuncion213, Rick Bargayo 211.525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Eva Munson 216, Shirley Anderson 200-215,Dee Spargur 212, Gloria Ferrulli 206, Betty Saienni 205, Diane Salinas 205.Thursday Mixed Seniors: Walt Hooper 227, Carl Eggers 203-212/610, JoeZueli 201-212/603, Bob Wadleigh 202-201.Magnolia Teachers (no-tap): Neal Odom 230, Eileen Dibendetto 215-201/610.St. Pius: Noel Scott 256-212/624, Leo Debarro 202.Korean Bowling League: Sunny Chung 200-234, Bong Un Hwang 234, GlenKim 215.7-11 Vegas: Joe Dantas 212-245-225/682, Eric Angeles 242, Luis Damian236, Paul Uyanga 236, Bob Mendoza 231, Eva Munson 201.Friday Cypress College: Paul Domen 229-201-243/673.Grey Panthers: Stan Lucas 224, Tony Warren 202.Vegas Party: Ron Corona Jr. 262/618, Russ Rinner 236, John Ritchie Jr. 205-225/620, John Hunt 224, Dennis Carswell 221-212, Melody Garcia 213-213/623.T.G.I.F.: Pat Jones 216-214-256/686, Martin Alcala 248-210/640, JamesVansant 227, Lee Galicia 226, Frank Castle 224, Mike Wagner 224-204.Kamaaina Club Of OC: Kalani Akui 254-201/646, Sandy Viloria 245, RonnieUneda 224, Henry Urada 211, Shane Stanfill 212-203, Mano Aiau 212-206/609.PBL: Russ Arcebido 238-246, Bryan Datuin 236, Marc Sy 235, Ben Philalalck220, Nathan Domingo 216, Laura MacIntosh 232-232.Saturday Linbrook Juniors: Aaron Wilson 204-246/602, Aaron Blodgett 214,Joe Davis 212, Andrew Diller 208, Andrew Newburn 200, Kali Borrelli 244,Valerie Matsumoto 201.Bumper Busters: Renee Terbush 155, Taylor Browne 125, Jamie Gilbert 121,Tiffany Agustin 100, Jeremy Miller 100.4-4 Vegas: Neil Butschke 259/615, Jake McCollum 226, Chuck Huntoon 213,Judd Estrada 212, Dehlin Greenwood 211, Joe Cruz 211, Richard Garcia 211,Kim Davisson 223, Becky Wayne 203.Saturday Vegas Special: Chris Molina 212-246/652, Joe Molina 225, BrianW. Parker 210, Shirley Paaga 210.Double Daters: Mark Garrard 209-254/659, Willy Bordenave 242-236/672,Stephen Okabe 241-208-200/648, Lorenzo Martinez 236/626, Greg Greek 236,Carolyn Flanders 220, Tammy Scalfani 204, Margie Savage 203-201, EricaBruce 202, Josie Angeles 201.Family and Friends: Bill Cole 246, Jesse Castro 222-233/646, Chris Meno226-203, Dave Meno 214.Senior No-Tap Results: (December 6) 36 entries @ $9=$324. Place money—1st Ed Blum 814 $31, 2nd Terry Brent 798 $22, 3rd Cliff LaPointe 778 $18, 4thGino Vassallo 766 $13, 5th Jim Boss 765 $9, 6th Mike Pizarro 764 $6.Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Cliff LaPointe 309 $9, 2nd Sam Shumard306 $6, 3rd Terry Brent 300 $5. 2nd game scr: 1st Carl Adinolfi 287 $10, 2ndTony Chaco 278 $8, 3rd Cliff LaPointe 266 $5. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Ed Blum315 $9, 2nd Terry Brent 275 $6, 3rd Carl Adinolfi 274 $5. 3-6-9 New Total:$283.75.See you all next week.

Action Lanes would like to wish atremendous holiday season to all of it’sleague bowlers and loyal open playcustomers! Thank you for makingAction Lanes a success, and look formore new and exciting events in 2006.

From all of us at Action Lanes • Danny Ly - General ManagerAlex, Angela, Bedell, Brenda, Brian, Calvin, Cheryl, Debbie, Dennis,

Douglas, Heather, Helen, Jennifer, Jenny, Jessica, Joey, Jorge, Justin W.Justin Y, Kayla, Kevin, King, Kimberly, Manchi, Mark, Mike, Mitchell,Nicole, Phillip, Santo, Shawn, Shari, Steffani, Steve, Vance & Vanessa

L.A.W.B.A.EXTENDS

DEADLINENORWALK, CA — The Los

Angeles Women’s Bowling As-sociation will be hosting theirannual tournament in Februaryof 2006.

Entry forms are available atany center in the Los Angelesarea or by calling the office at562-925-2322.

All sanctioned ladies are eli-gible to join in! High and lowaverages. Beginners and veter-ans. Four ladies make a team,plus doubles and singles. Plannow.

Team event will be held Feb-ruary 4-5 / February11-12 atAMF Bowl-O-Drome in Tor-rance. Singles and Doubles willroll February 18-19/February25-26 at Keystone Lanes.

Entries close January 10,2006.

Friday No-Tap Rolls Dec. 163 P.M. At Forest

LAKE FOREST — Forest Lanes is starting a weekly NO-TAP,OPEN TO ALL BOWLERS.

Check-in will start at 2:30 p.m. and the tapping will start at 3:00p.m. Sounds like a great time to get off the freeway, bowl a quicktournament and then head on down the road.

The $20 entry fee includes sidepots. The 3-6-9 pot is optional.Friday’s will be No-Tap at Forest. Kick-off tournament, Decem-

ber 16 at 3:00 p.m. Forest Lanes is located at 22771 Centre Drive inLake Forest. 949-770-0055 for a good time!

O’Neil’s PerfectoHeads Forest Lanes’Scr. 610 Honor Roll

LAKE FOREST — Team12’s Tim O’Neil wasn’t happythe first game shooting in For-est Lanes’ $5,000 first placeScratch 610 Trios. He couldn’tstrike or pick up spares so hechanged his shot and mind set— getting strikes — no spares.That was smart thinking. Timwas perfect, he posted the 9:00p.m. Thursday league’s third300 game, sharing honors withAshkan and Danny’s perfectos.

Ashkan Tahnildaran’s 32-strike spree is tough to match butTeam 11’s anchorman Jeff Carrliked it so much, his BowlersDepot Pro Shop gave the trio aname.

Yes, the “Depot” (includingGene Plotnick) lead the stand-ings by 3 1/2 points over Team2 and 3 points over Team 13,rolled a 715/2000 series to take16 points.

Team 12 moved up to 8thplace from 11th using O’Neil’sgames of 128-300 and 246/674.James Maloney helped with a278 game and 684 series. AlanWeiss had a 202/583.

To get the lead the “Depot”took 14 from SteveZimmerman’s 13 the previousThursday now to move to thirdplace. Steve’s trio used anevening high 767/2001 to nab 14from Team 1. Danny “300” Wil-son paced the loop with a a 753on games of 216-258 and 279getting aid from Steve, 268/711and Scott Churchfield, 241/632.

Team 2 held its second spotwinning 13 points from Team 6.Francisco Trejo was Team 2’shero with a 246/660 set gettinghelp with nifty 600s fromHerbert Jones and MichaelTrejo.

Forest Lanes’ Center Man-ager, Allan MacDuffee, men-tioned the 14 team scratchleague is mixed. We have KathyMcCollom 233/605 and TinaChang 206/538 sharing theloop’s honor roll — this is anopen league. The public is in-vited to watch our high scoringleague tonight at 9:00, anyThursday.

For more information regard-ing this league or any of ourother events, call 9949-770-0055. Forest Lanes has 40 lanes,is a full service center.

DID “U” NO...AMF has 14 centers in the

Phoenix area. It’s largest center,48 lanes, will host the PBA’sPhoenix Classic, January 18-22at AMF-Christown Lanes.

YES, WE NO...FROM MILWAUKEE —

Bowlers who entered the post-poned Kingpin Million DollarChallenge who would like a re-fund can contact the Kingpinoffice by calling 866-300-2292or by visiting www.kingpinchallenge.com.

Tyler Cooke’s Up 611 To Lead Gable House Juniorsby Chris Graves

TORRANCE—Without any further ado, let’s get to this week’shigh scores from the Gable House Juniors.

Family Feud: Juniors—Tyler Cooke 255-611, AmandaMcInerney 199-516, Brandon Mullikin 168-482, Talia Asato 182-462, and Brittany Cape-louto 190-410. Adults—Bob Finnell 211-201-256/668, Randy Beigle 217-215-203/635, Crystal McInerney224-216/615, Doug Ayers 189-513, and Wendy Cooke 189-485.

Battle of the High Schools: Scott Santos 198-565, BrandonMullikin 205-523, Shelby Goforth 186-498, Tyler Mitchell 164-475, Amanda McInerney 167-470, Justin Gadaire 158-428, Mat-thew Wardour 147-416, Tim Eich 150-415, Damien Wojcik 171-401, Christina Theobald 152-396, Joshua Hwang 142-389, JacksonVios 138-377, Patrick Brown 133-358, Brianna Hom 117-311, andAlicia Shoemaker 106-302.

Only one lone Pee Wee to report this week, Joshua Inouye witha respectable 114-220 series.

Juniors Jammers: Sebastian Coronel 168-456, Douglas Meyer161-429, Catherine Shepard 139-377, Ryan Gabaldon 143-352, JohnYoon 115-323, Ashley McClurg 122-323, Lauren Viloria 120-315,Chris McClurg 118-312, Daniel Montoya 119-312, BrandonHuntelman 107-309, and Norma Warner 126-308.

Two weeks worth of Classic Highs for you: Nov. 19: MatthewSimon 230-567, Joshua Cooper 180-500, Jonathan Shepard 183-485, Warren Petredis 169-483, Tim Eich 176-475, Brandon Mullikin156-466, Sean Martin 186-456, James Fiege 176-452, Talia Asato163-447, Blake Lubben 185-435, Daniel Simon 160-433, DanielStrelitz 189-432, Jennifer Daniel 153-422, and Amanda McInerney147-381. Dec. 3: Matthew Simon 205-224/600, Joshua Cooper 197-528, Michael Nomicos 196-501, Kyle Shore 167-478, Blake Lubben166-469, Brandon Mullikin 169-467, Amanda McInerney 162-461,Talia Asato 158-455, Eric Diffoot 156-450, Sean Martin 156-431,Tim Eich 161-428, David Williams 144-425, Kayleigh Gates 152-417, Jennifer Daniel 137-374, Leila Northington 144-374, CassyEicher 144-364, and Misha Stevenson 126-360.

Star Wars Strike Force A: Juniors—Philip Wahba 107-205, An-thony Karambelas 97-180, Ian Gogue 115-178, and Jonathan Bird95-176. Adults—Randy Beigle 213-391, sub Joel Bird 173-317,and Beth Wahba 108-198.

Star Wars Strike Force B: Juniors—Kyle Masuyama 171-333,Brandon Rojo 166-331, Ryan McGrew 153-288, Nathan McAnally119-221, and Lizzie Easton 129-204. Adults—Patrica McAnally169-320, Mark Acosta 158-313, Deborah Mortenson 157-307, KevinShaw 146-273, and Joshua Aasness 139-260.

That will do it for this time around. Take care of yourselves, andhave a great week!

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