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nyc wTT KingPins win Inaugural Pba league elias cupClosing string of seven strikes breaks open tight match with Motown Muscle in historic PBA team contest

INDIANAPOLIS – With owner Billie Jean King on the bench cheering every shot, the New York City WTT KingPins presented by GEICO finished the inaugural Professional Bowlers Association League championship match with a string of seven consecutive strikes to defeat the Motown Muscle, 440-407, and claim the Elias Cup at Woodland Bowl.

The PBA League Elias Cup finals aired Sunday on ESPN.

The KingPins, the top qual-ifiers among eight teams that competed in five preliminary rounds earlier in the season in Detroit, put together a string of five strikes to take a 202-181 lead after the first game of the two-game, total pinfall championship match. But the Motown Muscle, owned by former Pittsburgh Steelers star Jerome Bettis, rallied to tie the match after five frames of game two.

In the Baker format con-test, where each of the five team member bowls two frames to complete a game, the tide turned when the two

teams switched lanes after five frames. After struggling to strike on the right lane, the KingPins didn’t miss in their final five frames on the left lane. Consecutive strikes by Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C.; Jack Jurek of Lackawan-na, N.Y.; John Szczerbinski of North Tonawanda, N.Y.; Scott

Norton of Mission Viejo, Ca-lif., and newly-crown Barba-sol PBA Tournament of Cham-pions winner Pete Weber of St. Ann, Mo., locked up the title for King’s team.

After throwing the deci-sive strike in the 10th frame, Weber benched himself and brought in KingPins’ supple-

mental draft pick Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., to finish off the match. The only woman in the PBA League field threw two more strikes to conclude the contest.

“We knew the Muscle had to come back on the right lane after five frames and they hadn’t bowled on that lane in 10 frames,” Weber said. “We ate up some oil and they just didn’t make the adjustments.

“My team is the best team. I knew from the start we were going to be hard to beat,” he added. “We started communi-cating in Detroit and I knew at that point we were going to be

something special.“It’s an honor and a privi-

lege to have Billie Jean King as our team owner,” Weber continued, “and it’s an honor and a privilege to give her the first Elias Cup trophy.”

King, who admitted she doesn’t know a great deal about bowling, was an avid cheerleader for her team.

“I was so calm playing tennis, but I was not so calm watching today,” she said. “I was dying. The match was so close.

“I loved my team right from the start,” King added. “I

Pictured (L-R) Tommy Jones, Jack Jurek, Pete Weber, Billie Jean King, John Szczerbinski, Scott Norton & Kelly Kulick.

LAS VEGAS — Wesley Low Jr., at age 15, became the youngest bowler ever to win a PBA Regional title – break-ing a 34-year-old record set by PBA Hall of Famer Pete We-ber in 1979 – when the two-handed competitor from Palm-dale, Calif., defeated Deeronn Booker of Anaheim, Calif., 299-234, to win the PBA Non-Champion West tournament at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas on Friday, March 29.

Low, a member of Junior Team USA who was 29 days shy of his 16th birthday, lost his bid for a perfect game in the title match when he left an 8 pin on his final shot.

He does not get credit for a PBA title because he is not a member of the PBA, but his $1,500 in earnings will help build his USBC SMART scholarship fund. Weber won a PBA Midwest Regional title in St. Louis in 1979. Weber was a PBA member at that time, therefore earning credit for his title.

Low, who bowls with two

15 Year-Old Wesley Low Jr. Becomes Youngest To Win A PBA Regional Event

hands from the left side of his body, finished third in the same non-champions event in 2012. The 2011 Teen Masters 14-Under champion defeated Chris Groom, Lancaster, Ca-lif., 278-198, while Booker edged Rick Benard of Hen-derson, Nev., 225-217, in the semifinal round to set up the

championship match.On Sunday at South Point,

amateur Andrew Graff of Las Vegas and Benard defeated amateur Gary Estep Jr. of Peo-ria, Ariz. and Andrew Cain of Phoenix, 477-447, to win the PBA Member/Non-Member West Doubles. The winners shared a $3,000 prize.

Wesley Low Jr.

MarK dyer Rolls 1098

by Frank WeilerMORENO VALLEY —

Mark Dyer is amazing. He is amazingly consistent. Season after season he averages 230. Season after season he rolls honor scores. Season after season he wins tournaments. Season after season he leads his leagues in average. Season after season he continues to be one of the classiest guys in the Citrus Belt.

So what could be next for this Citrus Belt Hall of Famer? How about a 1098 (246 - 276 - 300 - 277) four game series. It is the highest four game set, I am aware of, in the Citrus Belt since I have been Historian.

Speaking of consistency, how about averaging 274 for four games! That is what it took for Mark to score his 1098. While bowling 1098

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The big Tri-senate championship

Tournament slated for this weekendLAKEWOOD — Well

folks it is finally here! One of the biggest and most anticipat-ed tournaments of the year.

The Tri-Senates of So. CA’s 2nd annual Champion-ship Tournament with a guar-anteed whopping $15,000 for first place!

The tournament will be held this weekend at the 68 lane Cal Bowl in Lakewood with a total of five big squads. Three squads on Saturday and two on Sunday with a total of 167 mixed 5 person teams competing for the $15,000 top prize plus another 20 places and two special bonus pay-ments to the highest all senior (55 or older) teams and the highest team with a 900 or less team average.

Bowlers are arriving from all parts of the country to com-pete for the prize money as well as all the big side pots, brackets and sweepstakes dou-bles. The check in time for the first squad is at 7am and bowl-ing begins at 9am.

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BOWLING NEWS April 11, 2013

MISSION HILLS BOWL 2013 SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE

10430 SEPULVEDA BLVD., MISSION HILLS, CA 91345 (818)361-1221

DAY/TIME LEAGUE LEAGUE TEAM MEETING START NAmE TYPE # mAX DAtE/timE DATE MONDAYS 6:00 Pm mIXED CLASSIC mX SCR 5's** TBA 6/17 5:30 Pm jUnE 17 6:00 Pm GUYS & DOLLS mX hDCP 5's 840 6/03 5:30 Pm jUNE 03 TUESDAYS 9:15 Am EARLY BIRDS LADIES 4's 625 5/28 9:00 Am mAy 28 9:15 Am TUES. SCRAtCh triOs mIX SCR 3's* 520 5/21 9:00 Am mAY 21 12:30 Pm GOLDEN 4 SOmES SENIORS 4's 650 5/28 12 Noon mAy 28 6:00 Pm PRImE TImE miX hCP 4's* OPEN 6/04 5:45 Pm jUNE 04 6:30 Pm ADult/juNIOR AD/jr hCP 2's* OPEN 5/07 6:00 Pm mAY 07 8:00 Pm NEWCOmERS Any hDCP 2's* OPEN 6/05 7:45 Pm junE 05 8:00 Pm PADRES Any hDCP 3's* 570 6/05 7:30 Pm junE 05 WEDNESDAYS 9:30 Am COFFEE BrEAKErs LADIES 3's 495 5/29 9:00 Am mAY 29 12:30Pm SENIOR REBELS SENIORS 3's OPEN 5/29 12 Noon mAY 29 6:00 Pm PINBUSTERS mX hDCP 5's 875 5/29 5:30 Pm mAY 29 9:00 Pm N.B.A.C. mX hDCP 3's* 585 5/29 8:30 Pm mAY 29 THURSDAYS 9:30 Am thursDAy sCrAtCh mX SCR 3's* 525 5/30 9:00 Am mAY 30 6:00 Pm LADS & LASSIES mX hDCP 5's 865 5/30 5:30 Pm mAY 30 6:30 Pm PICk A BALL LEAGUE mX hDCP 2’s* OPEn 5/30 6:00 Pm mAY 30 9:00 Pm mISSION mAjORS mX SCR 4's* TBA 5/30 8:30 Pm mAY 30 FRIDAYS 9:30 Am FriDAy FOXEs LADIES 3's 470 5/31 9:00 Am mAY 31 12:30 Pm FriDAy sEniOrs SR hDCP 4's 650 5/31 12 Noon mAY 31 6:00 Pm t.g.i.F. - lAughlin mX hDCP 5's* OPEN 5/31 5:30 Pm mAY 31 9:00 Pm S.F.v. nisEi mX hDCP tBA TBA 5/03 8:30Pm mAY 03 SATURDAYS juniOr BOwling PrOgrAms FOr ChilDrEn OF Any AgE ONGOING SUNDAYS

6:00 Pm WEEkENDERS mX hDCP 4's TBA 6/02 5:30 Pm jUNE 02

(*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed) (**scratch. league-Each team must have at least 1 lady) (Adult/junior must have 1 child and 1 adult)

MISSION HILLS BOWL 2013 SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE

10430 SEPULVEDA BLVD., MISSION HILLS, CA 91345 (818)361-1221

DAY/TIME LEAGUE LEAGUE TEAM MEETING START NAmE TYPE # mAX DAtE/timE DATE MONDAYS 6:00 Pm mIXED CLASSIC mX SCR 5's** TBA 6/17 5:30 Pm jUnE 17 6:00 Pm GUYS & DOLLS mX hDCP 5's 840 6/03 5:30 Pm jUNE 03 TUESDAYS 9:15 Am EARLY BIRDS LADIES 4's 625 5/28 9:00 Am mAy 28 9:15 Am TUES. SCRAtCh triOs mIX SCR 3's* 520 5/21 9:00 Am mAY 21 12:30 Pm GOLDEN 4 SOmES SENIORS 4's 650 5/28 12 Noon mAy 28 6:00 Pm PRImE TImE miX hCP 4's* OPEN 6/04 5:45 Pm jUNE 04 6:30 Pm ADult/juNIOR AD/jr hCP 2's* OPEN 5/07 6:00 Pm mAY 07 8:00 Pm NEWCOmERS Any hDCP 2's* OPEN 6/05 7:45 Pm junE 05 8:00 Pm PADRES Any hDCP 3's* 570 6/05 7:30 Pm junE 05 WEDNESDAYS 9:30 Am COFFEE BrEAKErs LADIES 3's 495 5/29 9:00 Am mAY 29 12:30Pm SENIOR REBELS SENIORS 3's OPEN 5/29 12 Noon mAY 29 6:00 Pm PINBUSTERS mX hDCP 5's 875 5/29 5:30 Pm mAY 29 9:00 Pm N.B.A.C. mX hDCP 3's* 585 5/29 8:30 Pm mAY 29 THURSDAYS 9:30 Am thursDAy sCrAtCh mX SCR 3's* 525 5/30 9:00 Am mAY 30 6:00 Pm LADS & LASSIES mX hDCP 5's 865 5/30 5:30 Pm mAY 30 6:30 Pm PICk A BALL LEAGUE mX hDCP 2’s* OPEn 5/30 6:00 Pm mAY 30 9:00 Pm mISSION mAjORS mX SCR 4's* TBA 5/30 8:30 Pm mAY 30 FRIDAYS 9:30 Am FriDAy FOXEs LADIES 3's 470 5/31 9:00 Am mAY 31 12:30 Pm FriDAy sEniOrs SR hDCP 4's 650 5/31 12 Noon mAY 31 6:00 Pm t.g.i.F. - lAughlin mX hDCP 5's* OPEN 5/31 5:30 Pm mAY 31 9:00 Pm S.F.v. nisEi mX hDCP tBA TBA 5/03 8:30Pm mAY 03 SATURDAYS juniOr BOwling PrOgrAms FOr ChilDrEn OF Any AgE ONGOING SUNDAYS

6:00 Pm WEEkENDERS mX hDCP 4's TBA 6/02 5:30 Pm jUNE 02

(*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed) (**scratch. league-Each team must have at least 1 lady) (Adult/junior must have 1 child and 1 adult)

NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS by Connie Marchione

LINDA SALCEDO SURPRISE WINNER OF ANGEL WEST CLASSIC AT AMF CARTERFULLERTON — Angel West Bowling Club had its annual handicap Mixed Singles Classic last

Saturday at AMF Carter Lanes. The 3 games event in three squads drew a total of 30 entries and the surprise winner is Linda Salcedo of South Gate with top handicapped score of 799.

Linda rolled all her three games 145-179-163 way over her average for 487 series plus her 312 handicap for the top score of 799. She received the first place prize of $300 and also $5.00 for handicap high game while her older sister Celia Salcedo got $4.00 for scratch 190 high game.

The prize list standing:1st Linda Salcedo, South Gate 799 $3002nd Randy Salazar, Whittier 787 1503rd Paul Llamas, Anaheim 758 904th Ed Abakumoff, Riverside 745 455th Frank Sotelo, 709 306th Jeff Stansell, South Gate 700 257th Jim Mohr, Simi Valley 690 20 The optional high game prize winners are: Women Scratch High Game: 190 Celia Salcedo, Westminster $4.00Women Handicap High Game: 179+104=284 Linda Salcedo, SG $5.00

Men: Scratch High Game: 257 Ed Abakumoff, Riverside $12.00Men: Handicap high Game: 157+59=316 Randy Salazar, Whittier $12.00

Thanks to the tournament director Wesley Kay, Santa Ana for the Classic results. Angel West Clas-sic wanted to thank the bowlers for participating and AMF Carter Lanes for letting Angel West Club run its Classic in its center.

NAVARRO 825 TOPS DEAF TRAVEL AT GABLE HOUSE BOWLTORRANCE—So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League’s second visit of the season to Gable House

Bowl last Sunday did one better with Francisco Navarro leading with 825. The first visit had no 800 and 4 men on honor roll list.

Navarro led the 5 men on honor roll with games of 215-208-211-191 for the lone 825 of the day. The long time league President Ed Abakumoff followed with 175-205+186-222 for 788. Gorman Low had 744 sandwiched with 201 and 206, Leroy MacMonagle hit a 202 in his 733 and Randy Salazar got a 215.

The day’s high lady was Anita Lorenzo with high game of 185 and 0641 4games series. Gor-man Low’s Mid City team led with 2003 the only 2000 team series of the day. MacMonagle’s league leading Orange County stretched its lead to 22 points with a 15.5 to 4.5 win over 4th place

Chuck PezzanoDean of Bowling Writers, PBA & USBC Hall of Fame

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You can’t be more amazed than when you spend some time with today’s younger generations whether it is them displaying their flying fingers on computers, their flying feet in gymnastics or their rolling the ball and making parents and grandparent take a good second look at their talent, mentally and physically.

All sports and all fields have their child prodigies. There have been teenagers in every major sport, and many in their early teens, particularly in swimming and tennis.

Many of them have been great or gone on to greatness, at great sacrifice, being forced to grow up too quickly, being forced to choose between fame and fortune early, or after a suitable stretch of education.

In the dream world it would be wonderful if every young athlete in every sport was forced to obtain a high school education at a minimum, and college or other advanced training as a recommended path.

But the real world doesn’t work out so neatly.Some really young baseball, basketball, tennis and

hockey phenoms can and do make millions of dollars be-fore they can legally drink or vote. How and when do you tell them they are too young or too unprepared? At 17 they can be accepted into the Armed Services and put their lives on the line.

So how can you realistically ask any youngster talented way beyond their years to put a hold on opportunities and riches that may not be there later.

In many cases it is boys against men, and girls against women. But boys grow up fast these days and women aren’t nearly as mere as they used to be.

Bowlers are amazingly adept at early ages. You can visit any junior program and see obvious talent. But, at 15 many bowlers have been bowling for a decade, and bowl-ing at pro class calibre for years. By the time they are ready for college, many are ready for a shot at the pro tours or the big money tournaments.

Look at the Mark Roths, Johnny Petraglias and Pete Webers and a list of thousands and you ccould see super stars in the making at ages 17 or younger.

Junior bowlers can’t be reminded too often that a 200 game is fine, but an “A” in any subject is better. A tourna-ment win is terrific, but the Honor Roll is more terrific. A 300 game or even a 900 series is great, but a diploma is the greatest.

In bowling there is no reason why both areas cannot be encouraged. A high school or college student can utilize his time, so much can be spent on bowling and much can be spent on study. And students can map out a schedule that covers both sides, and gives them the best of both worlds.

Parents, bowling coaches and bowling officials have a duty to counsel young bowlers and not to put too much pressure on them in either way, except to use common sense.

Education should always come first, but bowling is an education too, if used wisely, whether you’re a shooting star or a struggler. But always hit the books as hard as you hit the pins.

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Pete weber hopes To continue Winning Ways in PBA50 Tour

Season Opener Field of 120 players to compete in Pasco County Suncoast Open benefitting Wounded Warriors April 14-17 in New Port Richey, Fla.

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. – At age 50, PBA Hall of Famer Pete We-ber shows no signs of slowing down. The 37-time PBA Tour champion is coming off a two-tournament winning streak and now he takes his show to the season opener of the 2013 PBA50 Tour (formerly Senior Tour) season at the Pasco County Suncoast Open benefitting Wounded Warriors April 14-17 at Lane Glo Bowl in New Port Richey, Fla.

A little more than a week ago Weber won his second Tournament of Champions title, and his PBA League team, the New York City WTT KingPins presented by GEICO, owned by tennis legend Billie Jean King, won the inaugural PBA League Elias Cup. Beginning April 15, he will be among a field of approximately 120 players 50 years of age and older who will compete during the 11-tournament PBA50 Tour season.

“I have no thoughts about retiring,” said Weber, “Until I feel like I can’t win I’ll keep bowling. From a schedule standpoint, the regular tour is still the priority but I’m going into the senior tour with the same determination and that’s to win.”

Weber won the Tournament of Champions – PBA’s signature tournament – on March 31 in Indianapolis by defeating Jason Belmonte 224-179 in the title match. The victory made Weber the first player to complete the PBA Triple Crown for a second time tying bowling legend Earl Anthony for most major PBA titles with 10. He also became the tournament’s oldest champion at age 50.

In Sunday’s Elias Cup Finals seen on ESPN, his KingPins PBA League team, with teammates Tommy Jones, John Szczerbinski, Scott Norton, Jack Jurek and Kelly Kulick) defeated the Motown Muscle (Mike Fagan, Tom Smallwood, Ronnie Russell, Jesse Buss and DJ Archer) owned by foot-ball great Jerome Bettis, 440-407, to win the title.

Another player who competes on both of PBA tours is Hall of Famer and reigning PBA50 Se-nior Player of the Year Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla. Williams, the leader in career PBA Tour titles with 47, is competing in his fourth PBA50 Tour season.

During the 2012 PBA50 season the four-time Senior Tour titlist won two titles and had six top-five finishes in nine tournaments entered. Other Hall of Famers entered who gained fame on the regular PBA Tour and have extended their careers in senior competition include Johnny Petraglia, Mark Williams, Tom Baker, Amleto Monacelli, Dale Eagle, and Wayne Webb.

Another notable player scheduled to compete is two-time PBA50 Senior Player of the Year Ron Mohr of Eagle River, Alaska who has traveled the farthest to compete in New Port Richey – nearly 4,000 miles.

Throughout the 2013 PBA50 Tour season, players will be competing for the opportunity to ad-vance to the nationally-televised PBA50 Tour Finals which will be conducted as part of the World Series of Bowling V in Las Vegas in November. The top three players in points at the conclusion of the season will advance to the PBA50 Tour Finals.

Suncoast Open competition begins on Monday April 15 with qualifying rounds beginning at 8 a.m. Qualifying continues on April 16 after which the field will be cut to the top 40 to begin match play on April 17. Match play continues all day on the 17th with championship rounds to begin at 5:30 p.m. Practice and pro-ams will be conducted on Sunday April 14. Admission is $10 which is good for all three days of competition (April 15, 16 and 17).

The Lucas, Green & Magazine Pro-Am on April 14 gives area amateurs the opportunity to bowl with the pros. Squads are scheduled for 3 and 5:30 p.m. Entry fee is only $39 for adults and $19 for kids. There will also be a Corporate Charity Challenge which allows companies to help raise money for the WWP while a team of their employees bowl with the pros in a fun format. For ad-ditional information contact Lane Glo Bowl at (727) 376-1164.

The Wounded Warrior Project is possible because of the generous support of the law firm of Lucas, Green and Magazine. With offices in New Port Richey, Clearwater, and Spring Hill, Lucas, Green and Magazine is committed to aggressively advocating for its clients and continuously rein-vesting in its community.

PBA’s online bowling channel Xtra Frame will provide start to finish coverage of the tourna-ment. For subscription and schedule information visit the pba.com homepage and click on the Xtra Frame logo. The Xtra Frame crew returns with an expanded 2013 schedule including PBA50 Tour and PBA Regional Tour events plus special event coverage.

Joining the Xtra Frame for spring and summer coverage is About.com’s bowling page content producer Jef Goodger, who has worked this season’s PBA Winter Swing, USBC Masters and PBA Tournament of Champions. Gianmarc Manzione joins the crew for PBA50 Tour stops in New Port Richey and The Villages, Fla. Manzione is currently working on a book about action bowling in the 1960s. His article “When Thugs and Hustlers Ruled Dark Alleys” was featured in the New York Times.

PBA50 Pasco County Suncoast Open Benefitting Wounded Warriors Schedule Lane Glo Bowl, New Port Richey, Fla. (All times Eastern)

Sunday, April 149 a.m. – Noon - Practice3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. - Pro-Am SquadsMonday, April 158 a.m. – 1 p.m. - A squad qualifying (8 games)2 – 7 p.m. – B squad qualifying (8 games)Tuesday, April 168 a.m. – 1 p.m. - B Squad qualifying (8 games)2 – 7 p.m. – A squad qualifying (8 games) Field cut to top 40 (with 120 or more entries)Wednesday, April 178 a.m. – Best of three games match play for players qualifying 25-409:30 a.m. - Winners and players qualifying 17-24 best of three-games match play Noon - Winners and players qualifying 9-16 best-of-five games match play2 p.m. - Winners and players qualifying 1-8 best-of-five games match play5:30 p.m. - Round of 8 best-of-three games match play Semifinal Round- immediately following Championship Round - immediately following.

WEBER SETS TWO MORE RECORDS WITH TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS VICTORYOverlooked in the onslaught of records Pete Weber set in winning the Barbasol PBA Tourna-

ment of Champions at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis Sunday were the fact that he became the oldest player ever to win the TOC, at age 50 years, 221 days and he set a record for most years between TOC titles at 26.

The previous oldest TOC champion was the original – Joe Joseph – who won the inaugural Tournament of Champions in Indianapolis in 1962 at age 44. Weber won his first TOC title in 1987 in Akron, a stretch of 26 years before his second. The previous record between titles was 10 years between Mike Durbin’s first win in 1972 and his second in 1982. Durbin added a third TOC title in 1984.

As noted following his victory, Weber became the first player to complete the PBA Triple Crown (U.S. Open, Tournament of Champions and PBA World Championship) a second time. The only other player who is currently capable of matching that feat is Norm Duke, who has won the PBA World Championship three times, U.S. Open twice and TOC once. Walter Ray Williams Jr. has won the PBA World Championship and U.S. Open titles twice each, but has yet to win a TOC title.


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1 jhun tan 738 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $1,700.00 2 wilson Cheung 678 $500.00 3 Ed Abarca 702 $200.00 4 joey rodriguez 708 $125.00 5 george Covarubbias 673 $125.00 6 marvin galsim jr 724 $115.00 7 Freddie Catamison 713 $115.00 8 jonathan gonzalez 712 $115.00 9 Angela lung 704 $115.00 10 greg Kokanour 697 $105.00 11 Bryan moore 685 $105.00 12 ricardo Baca 672 $105.00 13 reny Alkonga 672 $105.00 14 jason hand 670 $105.00 15 Deborah Abahazy 646 $105.00 16 leny urrutia 645 $105.00 17 Benjamin Chung 669 $90.00 18 george marquez ss 663 $87.50 19 joevin Bolanos 653 $85.00 20 veronica Boone ss 651 $82.50 21 Andy yu 650 $82.50 22 giang huynh 648 $80.00 23 Fred galvan 647 $80.00 24 Ed Palma ss 644 $77.50 25 Du Quach 644 $77.50 26 samson Kong 639 $75.00 27 Don Chung 633 $75.00 28 mike moore 629 $72.50 29 Carla sanchez ss 625 $71.25 30 Albert Fernandez 625 $71.25 31 Freddie manansala 624 $70.00 32 tim tran 623 $67.50 33 Deborah sanders 622 $67.50 34 sun sundara 619 $65.00 35 henry hoang 617 $63.75 36 louis Evans 617 $63.75 37 ruben gonzales 613 $62.50 38 Don Quitangon 612 $60.00 39 javier Avila ss 612 $60.00 40 Kristine soliman 611 $59.00 41 Patricia lin 603 $59.00 42 Emilio Flores 600 $59.00 43 som seng 587 $58.00 44 ray varela ss 583 $57.00 45 Andrew lung 582 $58.00 46 Kerry lucka 575 $58.00 47 Earl moore 574 $57.00 48 Ben Bagaoisan 570 $57.00 49 marvin galsim sr 567 $57.00 50 robert ricketts ss 561 $57.00 51 wendy soo hoo ss 558 $56.00 52 Danny reece sr 558 $56.00 53 jimmy wong 552 $56.00 54 lordan Ferguson 536 $56.00 55 ginalynn velarde Dns F/E

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WEST COVINA — West Covina Lanes was the host and the action was huge. 231 entrants had an exciting day of bowling. The cut scores were +79 for the men and +27 for the women, on a decent shot this week. The Super Seniors added to the board (two men and one woman) Javier Avila, Ed Palma, and Carla Sanchez, taking 55 bowlers to cash in the semi-finals.

The High qualifiers for the event were Romy Alkonga for the men with a +163 and for the women it was Veronica Boone with a +113. They will get a paid entry into a future regular ABTA event.

Each week our top seed draws the Match Series, and this time it was worth $1,810. Romy would draw the score and he drew a 488. We had no bowlers match that, so it will carry over to Foothill, and es-timated to be $3,000.

We saw Tim Tran be the last one standing for the shot at $3,000 in the 3-6-9 roll off. He was on his game and able to convert on the Five 9’s or better to take home the $3,000 pot. We will go for $800 at Foothill Lanes.

In our optional doubles, fin-ishing in first were the Moore tandem of Bryan Moore and Mike Moore (yes they are brothers) with a 1491 for $160. Second was Fred Galvan and

Jhun Tan Wins 3rd ABTA Championship

3-6-9 will be $800 and Match Series estimated at $3,500Six Share $5,000 Match Game

$833 Each Castillo, Garrett, Quitangon, Nguon, Rodriguez, and BolanosTim Tran Hits Big 3-6-9 Pot of $3,000 Match Game estimated at $3,500

ABTA at Foothill Lanes 1 Day Event / Semi Frozen HandicapRomy Alkonga with a 1466 for $140. There was a total of $2,370 paid out in doubles and 38 paid spots with low to cash of 1382.

After the three game semi-finals, finishing in first was Jhun Tan with a +138, and a close second was Marvin Galsim Jr at a +124. Marvin will sit out the first round. Tan, had the honor of draw-ing the Match Game worth $5,000. Junh drew a 211 this week. After a review of all the scores bowled, we had six happy bowlers who shot that score, and they were Carlos Castillo, William Garrett, Don Quitangon, Sean Nguon, Joey Rodriguez, and Joevin Bola-nos. They will get $833 each. We will have $1,560 going to Foothill and will estimate the pot at $ 3,500.

This would bring us to our top 16 Match Play finals. In the first round, the seven losers were Leny Urruita, Deboarah Abahazy, Jason Hand, Reny Alkonga, Ricardo Baca, Bryan Moore, and Greg Kokanour.Each got $105. In the second round, the four losers were Angela Lung, Jonathan Gon-zalez, Freddie Catamisan, and Marvin Galsim Jr with each getting checks of $115.

This would get us down to the final five bowlers. The weekly horses are paying a low of $51, Ed Abarca to a

high of $167 Joey Rodriguez. In match one, the tenth seed Wilson Chueng versus George Covarrubbias.

This was a good match that saw Wilson continue his win-ning streak to three matches as George was not able to find his shot in this.

Wilson would advance to the semi-final match. In the other match, it was Joey Ro-driguez the fifth seed versus Ed Abarca the seventh seed. This match was a lot closer, and it was Ed who would con-tinue his hot bowling, and ad-vance. Both George and Joey finished in fourth and fifth get-ting checks for $125 each.

Our semi-final match was set, pitting the thirteenth and fifteenth seeds from the semis. In the weekly “horses”, we would see Ed paying $51 and Wilson paying $60 if they would win their match. This was again another good match from both bowlers.

They would battle in this match, it was Wilson who jumped out to the early lead and in an up and down tough Match. Wilson would pull it out as held by one scant pin going to the 10th but Ed would leave the 4-7-10 split and all Wilson needed was 9 pins out to win the match, he left the 5-10 split on his first ball. He was able to pick up the 5 pin to advance in a thriller with a

137/184 to 151/183. Ed would take home $200 for his third place finish. For those lucky “investors” that had Wilson as a horse, he paid $60.:-))

The title game was on at West Covina. It would be top qualifier Jhun Tan vs fan fa-vorite Wilson Cheung. Jhun would start out with a strike, but Wilson would find the shot at the start with a spare and a strike. Jhun would open in the 2nd and strike in the third. Wilson came up and got a open to only lead by a calm 13, but a strike in the 4th would help and then get a double. Wilson got a strike in the fifth but a 4-6 split left the door open. Jhun would mark in both the fifth and sixth frames to jump out to a mere one-pin lead.

An open in the seventh by Wilson and then spare left an opening. Jhun would strike and spare to be looking good at this time. Wilson would get a spare in the ninth but leave the two pin in the tenth and it was over. Jhun would fin-ish out his tenth frame to fin-ish with a 179/216 to 158/205 and take home his third ABTA Championship.

Jhun would take home $1,000 for the victory and an additional $1,700 for Cash and Carry to give him a total of $2,700. Wilson would take home $500 for his second place finish. Congrats to Jun a Very Nice Gentleman who is a stellar ABTA supporter. You bowled well and deserved this one, as did Wilson. He has two runner-up finishes both at West Covina. He will win one soon. Great Bowling my friend.

Champion Jhun Tan is from is West Covina and used a Rapid Fire drilled by Aarik Torres at Covina Bowl, Host of our Memorial Special Event.

He would like to thank the West Covina group, ABTA, Friends, the cheering section, Don Q, George C, George M, Mamerto, Jeannette, Willie, Mrs. Parawan, Joevin, Tony T, Jeff T, Je Je G, all his friends at bowling. He has Many!!

Wilson Cheung, Runner-up, is from La Puente and used a Global 900 Eagle drilled by Jimmy Wong. He is single, and would like to thank the Bowl-Mania bowlers, Adri-anna, and All of the ABTA Staff. Ed Abara, Third Place, is from San Diego and used a Motiv drilled by Ben Mach. He had his #1 fan Leny with him again this week. He would like to thank Leny for all her support, “Barkada”, thanks to all the cheering, the ABTA, and its staff.

The weekly sponsor ball winner was Mark Andrews. This week in our raffle draw-ing winning regular Entries were William Ele and Martin Cazarez. Winning Memo-rial Entry was Carlos Castillo, winning an ABTA July 4th en-try was Andy Yu, and winning an digital scale was Fel Garcia. This week we are hosted by popular BRC Foothill Lanes

home of many faithful ABTA Members. One day qualifing at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00, and 6:00 PM. Come early as there is a Bonus of a free drawing of $50. Cash if bowling at 12:00-1:00 & 2:30 PM. And $100 Bonus Winning qualifying at 12:00-1:00-2:30 or 4:00 PM.

See our ad for address and directions. You can check our website (www.abta1.com) for schedule and directions. If you have changes in address please send your new address via the comments tab on our website. Next week we visit Popular Westminster Lanes (One Day), and then on to Covina Bowl April 27 and May 4 Cal Bowl

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Its history folks as Jhun Tan enters the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at Foothill Lanes!

If you have any comments or suggestions, use the contact page on our Website to send comments to us. Thank you for being an ABTA member... until then!

Tan is the Champion at West Covina - Jhun Tan (one of our finest supporters) Won our event at West Covina with a stellar performance downing Wilson Cheung in the title game to take home a tidy $2,700. From the left is Bob Smith ABTA Tourney Dir, Wilson Cheung, Runnerup, Jhun Tan, Champion $2,700, “Easy Ed” Abarca, 3rd, Angela Lung, 9th and Bryan Moore, 11th.


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“I love it; it’s exactly what I believe in. If you watch a World Team Tennis match, you’ll see my philosophy on life: it’s men and women working together, because we’re in this world to-gether and we have to help each other.”

In the opening match of the finals, Terrell Owens watched his Dallas Strikers (Bryon Smith of Roseburg, Ore.; Amleto Monacelli of Venezuela; Rhino Page of Dade City, Fla.; Mike Machuga of Erie, Pa., and Norm Duke of Clermont, Fla.) strike on five of their final six shots to defeat actor Jesse Williams’ BROOKLYN STyLES (Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla.; Jason Sterner of McDonough, Ga.; Ryan Ciminelli of Cheektow-aga, N.Y.; Ryan Shafer of Horseheads, N.Y., and Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill.), 217-172.

Motown (DJ Archer of Friendswood, Texas; Jesse Buss of Belvidere, Ill.; Tom Smallwood of Saginaw, Mich.; Ronnie Rus-sell of Indianapolis, and Mike Fagan of Dallas) then eliminated the Strikers, 216-190. Fagan threw three strikes in the 10th frame to force the Strikers’ Duke to throw two strikes in his 10th frame, but the PBA Hall of Famer left a 4-6-7 split on his first shot to give Motown the win.

The Elias Cup was named in honor of the PBA’s founder and long-time leader, Eddie Elias. Elias’ wife, Peggy, and daughter Annie Elias made the trophy presentation in Indianapolis. The winners shared a $75,000 team prize.

PBA League competition will resume during the 2013 PBA World Series of Bowling V at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas Oct. 25-Nov. 3.

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WINNETKA — This Saturday, April 13th is the 2nd An-nual Canoga Park Bowl Junior Alumni Tournament. Bowl-ing time is 1:00 P.M. The event is open to all current and former Canoga Park Bowl junior program bowlers including the Elims and Hawaii Leagues. For more info or to sign-up give Daniel a call at 818-340-5190.

What’s happening now? Well, the polllen is really blow-ing all over the place with this very windy weather. You bet-ter wear a hat (and keep it tied down or it may get blown off) because you may end up with different colors in your hair. For the bowlers who are also baseball fans, the season has started so good luck to your favorite team.

We like to report the great scores from our bowlers so here they are...Eagles: Matt Hall 249/695, Lolita Newchurch 539, Mar-go Sundy 201/518, Rick Gamboa 220/616, Joe Myers 224/593, Ed Jones 223/579, Anthony Molett 541, Gladys Stevenson 515, Johnny Lopez 214.monday nite madness: Wayne Coffman 266/604, Shirley Godin 489, Diana Rollins 174. Steven Schulkin 224/597, Jerome Hampton 206/575, Bob Pfleger 205/550, Travis Coffman 504.scratch travel league: Kelly Gold 279/735, Petra Kaun 221/607, Connie Wannomae 224/598, Henny Shepherd 204/581, Nancy Kato 569, Jonna Barr 215.Comedians: Jesse Chastain 268/769, Elizabeth Fon-vergne 256/682, David Guilmette 269, Jan Sandman 256/573, Don Eisman 676, Dan Kline 674, Justin Rono 651, Ray Fish 647, Sharon Weger 539, Michelle Jones 201/538, Mary Becker 213/519, Scott Crawford 267, Lou Cherpin 247, Larry Feinberg 246.Copper Bucket: Chas Wiggan 276/717, Judy Yeager 475, Mika Shaw 188, Tom Tucker 233/646, Steve Borosich 234/634, Gary Diesso 608, Joe Myers 595, Mark Borrelli 252, Bob Kindel 232.500 Classic: Petra Kaun 237/594, Farol Brifman 212/589, Mary Lauer 559, Robyn Willis 203/554, Georgia Garey 209/535, Cindy Dominguez 218.the Classics: Louis Enriquez 226/569, Leah Hoffman 234/605, Mark Lenhoff 492, Sharon Enriquez 227/571, Cin-dy Donek 202/533, Pam Blake 201/514, Donna Scholtes 506.short ‘n sweet: Kevin Gross 266/724, Alexandra Athans 523, Eric Gaytan 278, Shana Joseph 196/518, Gary Glad-stone 235/671, Dale Rubin 235/648, Anthony Pavlowsky 246/640, Curtis Litzenberger 639, Leon Frazier 235. sFvCC nikkei: Kiyoshi Suruki 236/641, Katsuko Fujita 210/609, Ken Shinbashi 246/638, Stephen Sasaki 243/641, Kevin Eto 236/636, Sho Kadonaga 622, Rumiko Nakata 529, Yuko Suruki 524, Tami Shiotani 202/516, Pei Eto 508, Tak Kokubo 223, Hideko Kawamura 200.river maniacs: Vince Koeller 279/734, Monise Kelly 225/648, Rosie Bates 234/569, Johnnie Englehart 258/729, Jude Niles 267/725, Frank Martinez Jr. 698, Anthony Pavlowsky 258/678, Lucy Tralla 213/608, Sharon Weger 205/608, Blaine Nell 278, Robert Galbraith 268.

jUNIORS8 For 8: (2 games) Justin Dean 122/230, Arthur Starck III 103/200, Matthew Woodworth 93/183, Ravi Linden 97/170.8 For 8 Adult junior: (2 games) Scott Schneider 146/246, Shane Schneider 101/184, Aaron Schneider 81/145.junior royals: Justin Pluchino 214/608, Keith Nelson 237/539, Justin Nguyen 191/511, Julia Frias 467, Kayla Bernstein 456, Tyler Smith 194, Emily Haworth 170.

SENIORS49’Ers senior trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 274/664, Rich-ard Greenzweight 217/623, Rick Dobris 247/609, Howard Rovner 220/592, Mel Neiditch 547, Mary Lauer 201/543, Diana Walden 461, Annie Block 460, Barbara Vaccarello 448, John Lanni 235.Funtimers: Ron Doll 246/674, Carolyn Scherzberg 249/637, Richard Greenzweight 269/633, Mel Neiditch 237/650, Robert Adams 235/650, Rick Kopper 640, Lucy Tralla 221/549, Carolyn Greenwood 185/520, Bev Zietz 184/502, Karen McDonald 190/490, Hung-Lay Quon 222.39’Ers senior trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 259/727, Howard Rovner 247/700, Rick Kopper 267, Edwin Narte 245, Rick Dobris 258/688, Ron Doll 237/677, Richard Greenzweoght 667, Jerry Kanowitz 624, Lucy Tralla 202/598, Arlene Boni-no 229/578, Bev Zietz 216/530, Diana Walden 180/499.

we’re all looking forward to seeing current and for-mer Canoga Park Bowl junior program bowlers this saturday at the 2nd Annual Canoga Park Bowl junior Alumni tournament. Call your friends so they don’t get left out.

LAKEWOOD — Several leagues are in their final weeks of the Winter season. Take a look at our new Summer League Schedule, choose one, two or more and sign-up now. We always have a fun and challenging summer. Plus this is the best place to be during those hot months...Cal Bowl is always cool, comfortable and friendly. loose Change: Joe Lipsey 644, Shane Fangonillo 630, Ray Minter 604, John Woods Sr. 599, Jo Anne Mount 527, Jessica Sanchez 428, Shorty Ramos 248, James Talley 223, Damian Sorbo 215, Patrick Merola 204, Ed Favors 203, Lynn Davis 198.grandma’s/grandpa’s: Stan Murren rolled a “stairstep series” of 146-147-148. Larry Cosgrove 266/599, Don Keith 211/556, Wayne Moon 212/541, Walter Gist 203/534, Rinze Dykstra 212/525, Dorothy Ruggiero 189/489. happy rollers Forever: Mark Algiers 210/467, Mike Hall-strom 153/407, Travis Jenkin 380, Diane Mallett 138/348, Cherly Demaree 135/338, Emily Spivey 308, Lucio Ortega 158.young At heart: Paul Peete 289/709, Earl Hullett 243/670, Pre Collier 247/658, Ray Staton 644, Glenn Merchant 247/627, Walter Milsap 235/627, Jim Plante 236/623, Tom Pettway 609, Tua Sula 203/572, Oritta Steel 529, Danne VanHorn 491.recycled teens: Ben Jones, Senior; Tom Spencer both had “sour Apples”. Boylee Inocente 233/633, B.J. 622, Ning Barcelona 586, Divina Buhay 504, Vancie Keith 185/487.C-17 sunset: Chuck Lew 626, Rand Carter 538, Larry Wong 478, Tina Cheung 530, Richard Lamas 214, Baven Sung 185, Chuck Stafford 157, Irene Mason 182.Corona ladies: Audrey Louis 195/538, Diana Howard 526. Side-pots—Game One: Audrey Louis 222; Game Two: Shirley Dohrman 188; Game Three: Betty Green 211.l.B. go getters: Congrats “Pin Pirates” league champs. Gary Anderson 593, Danny Collins 499, Jim Thorpe 483, Jaclyn Padgett 514, Dave Leslie 232, Patrick Afan 189, Larry Martinez 175, Kelly Barnes 201.Pin heads: James Kennard 235/626, Anthony White 221/603, Greg Kelly 583, Don Louis 566, Chuck Appleber-ry 557, Stacy Kelly 204/549, Robin Fuller 527.ramona ladies: Julie Grabinski 581, Annie Palmer 469, Doreen Avaolskis 195. Side-pots—Game One: Julie Gra-binski 209; Game Two: Julie Grabinski 254; Game Three: Doreen Davis 238.Cal Bowleros: Charlene Peterson 257/665, Ella Wilson 247/625, Carole Fischer 245/602. Side-pots—Game One: Charlene Peterson 276; Game Two: Ella Wilson 247; Game Three: Brenda Durnin 217.Kings and Queens: Nathaniel Hampton “300/827”, Paul Staff 290/779, Vern Adams 258/725, Mike Haynes 708, Eric Snow 697, Jerry Cant Jr. 269/684, Precious Davis 235/677, Maria Bacos 625, Denisha Williams 239/619, Stephanie Williams 245/616, Michelle Criswell 225/586.mega vegas: Thony Mony 265/673, B.J. 218/629, Dew-ann Clark 614, Shorty Ramos 269/614, Eric Motschwiller 222/604, Dee Lee 169/473, Chamrong Chhauy 220/602.Bowling stones: Daniel Albino 584, Victor Lorenzo 454, Paula Sammons 321, Maria Soto 257, David Albino 191, Robert Aguilera 138, Elvia Malvido 123.C.A.u.l.: Andy Clark 237/647, Derek Spann 225/623, Reggie Hart 602, Jeanine Edgington 498, Beth Watts 173/462, David Regul 244.sierra Bugs: Martha Underwood “sour Apple”. Kelle Falbo 202/546, JoAnn MacKnight 528, Anna VonMuegge 506, Cathy Anderson 503, Mary Brooks 176. Side-pots—Game One: Mary Brooks 215; Game Two: Kelle Falbo 179; Game Three: Stephanie Graves 230senior men’s trio: Bob Sneed “sour Apple”. Rey Santos 297/758, Jim Plante “300”/703, Larry Gray 266/749, Son-ny Dew 278/743, Glenn Merchant 259/735, Steve Ritchie 708, Chris Abing 264/694, Conrad Vanasse 279/685.marcus lemons vegas Outlaws: James Tipton 726, Jello Gray 264/714, Brandon Grant 705, Emmerson Wafer 259/680, Phylissia Smith 248/697, Crystal Barker 237/660, Deb White 245/647, Precious Davis 237/634, LaJeana Har-ris 248/631, Felecia Tripp 235/619, Will Young 267, Curtis McCann 267, Edward Galvan 267, Art Jones 165.Captain & Crew: Shirley Dohrman 551, Seanne Oliver 546, Tua Sula 201/538, Margo McClain 223/534, Linda Kinney 202/531.Cal stars: Kim Eastwood 223/595, Lucy Seiple 234/543, Bheth Alcayde 526, Shirley Zerbe 215/517, Shonna Her-nandez 200/500. Side-pots—Game One: Lucy Seiple 250; Game Two: Kim Eastwood 223; Game Three: Betty Moss 201. Funsters: Glenn Merchant 249/696, Jim Plante 267/691, B.J. 258/688, Tony Morones 237/614, Milton Donerson 244/612, Willie Panton 611, Earl Hullett 257/598, Norma Myers 518, Adela Santos 199/513, Divina Buhay 194/512. Side-pots—Game One: Ben Jones 250; Game Two: B.J. 248; Game Three: Tom Pettway 263.First timers: Tom Demorest 577, Allen Camerino 439, Leilani Saunders 441, Lori Reich 229, Josh Frattone 200, James Saunders 165, Paul Shaffer 121.Big Bear: Curt Soares 265/743, Jonathan Gale 279/743, Emmerson Wafer 268/740, Sid Nakagawa 279/718, Chris McIntosh 248/686, David Patterson 255/679, Carlos Salce-do 663, Cathy Anderson 243/609, Debra Gipson 203/588, Carol Egenias 251/581, Joyce Charles 555, Lee Theiss 207/547, Ella Wilson 220/541, Michelle Criswell 220/518.

jUNIORS(High Series)

Classifieds: Semaj Lewis 556, Victor Jackson Jr. 529,

Henry Parades 484, Ashlyn Buckreis 426, Aaron Wong 408, Shavon Love 403, Jawaun Jackson 395, Bryan Wong 390, Davon Love 325.Adult/youth: Adults—Chris Porter 686, Matt Mosley 653, Edward Buckreis 545, Paul Davis 407, Janet Love 537, Maria Kennedy 431, Samantha Jukus 372, Rebecca Huber 357. Youth—Miles Davis 350, Kyle Huber 314, Brandon Demasters 184, Mason Hanlon 119, Latasha Love 317, Morgan Kennedy 313, Brianna Buckreis 286. mini-Bees: Chayse Erkelens 172, Devin Fuller 120, El-liott Harrington 117, Nathan Bergevin 99, Katia Maldonado 183, Maggie Mariani 152.Bobcats: Andy Arsenault 382, Marc Penuliar 373, Kam-eron Agulton 358, Kyle Huber 336, Michael Penuliar 325, Brennan Wingfield 320, Anthony Maldonado 317, Jason Tolentino 308, Emily Jenkins 390, Chloe Spiegel 341, Latasha Love 280, Airrell Gaither 276, Myra Soriano 258, Taylor Buck 199, Ashanti Gaither 198.

is impressive, even more im-pressive is that Mark rolled his 1098 on two pairs of lanes.

His Wednesday night Scratch Challenge League bowls two games on one pair and then another two games on another pair of lanes. Mark used his Roto Grip Theory to register his big score at More-no Valley Bowl.

If anyone knows of a high-er four game series bowled within the Citrus Belt please provide me with the details. Email me at “[email protected]” under the subject line “High 4 Game Series”.

Mark asked me to thank Moreno Valley Bowl for host-ing the best scratch league in

dyer continued from page 1the Inland Empire. Mark said all bowlers are welcome. Are you up to the challenge? My thanks to WILL JUNE for keeping me posted on valley happenings and the BOWL-ING NEWS for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers.

By the way, the last time I checked the USBC Record Book, the national record for the highest four game set is an 1198 rolled by TOM JOR-DAN of Union, New Jersey on March 7, 1989. That is a 299.5 average! Watch out Mr. Jor-dan, someone like my friend JIMMY SCHMITZER will bowl 1200 (300 - 300 - 300 - 300) someday.


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More about teams later. Some cashers this week were new to the pay-out window. Anthony Barone’s 223 took the first side-pot. #2 pot was snagged by Jon Diso’s 235, and Sol Cericos sailed away with a “dollar a pin”. Jon Diso doubled-dipped, also winning the Financial Advisors Pot. 235 has been a money making number all season.

Thirteen bowlers raised their average this week, and the whole league sits at 192.52.

Paul Barraco bounced out the high series of 647. Sol Cericos scouted the pins for 638 and “The Winter Wonderman” Eric Snow packed in a 628.

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