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August 29-30 - Limited Openingsby Dick Sanders

C A M A R I L L O — T h e WCST Ebonite Singles will be at Harley’s Camarillo Bowl, in Camarillo, CA.

This weekend, August 29-30. There will be one squad on Saturday, August 29th, for qualifying.

To start at 11:00AM. There are limited openings. To enter this tournament, the age eligi-bility for the senior division, 45 to 59 for the Men, and 40 to 49 for the Ladies. For the super senior division, 60 & up for the men, and 50 & up for the ladies.

The Entry Fee is $170.00 for current WCST Members, guests to add $15.00. To en-ter, please call my cell phone anytime at 760-792-4596, or show up for check in time, which will be from 10:00AM until 10:45AM. Bowlers will

bowl 10 games straight in the qualifying. Finals for both divisions, will be on Sunday, August 30th, at 8:30AM. Prize Fund pay-offs are one cash place for every 3 entries in each division.

For September, WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles, Buena Lanes, Ventura, CA, September 19-20. 63 teams is the maximum field. There are only 10 team spots open to fill this tournament. The qualify-ing will be two 5 game team blocks, starting at 9:00AM, on Saturday morning, Septem-ber 19th, with check in time: 8:00AM until 8:45AM. There will be optional money action. Team & Individual, High Game & Series Pots, and Team & In-dividual Brackets. $370.00 is the team entry fee. Senior

BAKERSFIELD—Excite-ment is brewing in Bako! The Glover Tournament Commit-tee is proud to announce that both Glover Masters Champi-ons—PJ Haggerty and Scott Norton—will return this year to compete in the 2009 Glover Masters Scratch Tournament the weekend of September 26-27, at AMF Southwest Lanes in Bakersfield.

After winning the Inaugu-ral Glover Masters in 2007, PJ Haggerty, Clovis, went on to compete in PBA Region-als and is currently an exempt PBA player. He finished sec-ond in 2008 PBA Regional Players Invitational and owns two PBA Regional Titles. In 2007 he was a member of Team USA and a three-time Junior Team USA member.

2008 Champion Scott Nor-ton, San Francisco, has also been busy bowling PBA Re-gionals since he won the Glov-er Masters and just recently got through the grueling task of taking his bar exam. We are thrilled that both will be participating as both represent former youth bowler standouts who portray an excellent im-age of professionalism as adult bowlers.

2009 Don Glover Master Scratch Event Showdown With Both Past Champions

PJ Haggerty & Scott Norton Competingby Bette Addington

This Saturday, August 29, is the next to last Glover House Spot Roll-Off Tourna-ment at 2pm at AMF South-west Lanes in Bakersfield. The final Roll-Off will be Sep-tember 19 which is one week before the main event which takes place September 26-27. Entry fee for the House Spots is just $30 cash and check-in starts at 1pm. Bowlers roll six games across twelve lanes on the tournament condition and the top one in ten entries will receive a paid entry into the Glover Masters tournament. For further information, log on to www.geusbc.org or con-tact Leon Stroope at 661/834-

Scott Norton & P.J. Haggerty4976.

Sponsors are a big part of this event and we are proud to say that this year the Golden Empire USBC has once again come on board as a major event sponsor along with the Bakersfield Visitors and Convention Bureau. Having the Bakersfield Visitors and Convention Bureau on board adds another asset to help us not only with local accom-modations, but also with local media contacts. Because of our sponsors support, we are happy to say that even in these tough economic times, we are still able to guarantee the first

ANAHEIM — The Lin-brook Bowl stop of the Ama-teur Bowlers Tour on August 23-24 saw the bowlers take to the lanes and after the final squad, our newest champion, Rick Cleary emerged with a 15 pin victory.

Our newest champion, Rick Cleary, is a machinist for Shur-Lok. Rick has two chil-dren, Ashley and Ryan. Rick has been bowling for over 20 years and sports a high game of 257. Rick wanted to thank Ashley and Ryan for their love and support. Rick also wanted to thank Linbrook Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT Directors and Staff for running an outstanding tournament.

Rick Cleary Wins First ABT Championship at Linbrook Bowl

ABT at Linbrook (L-R) Back: Nghiem Tran, Bryce Wilson, Vias Kara-ouzas, Dom Laguardia. Front: Brad Graeff, Rick Cleary, Todd Smith.

John Grieco, Sr. was the winner of the optional Senior Sweeper with a 610. Brad Graeff was the winner of the 2-Game Sweeper with a 452.

The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn

during our finals meeting. Game #1 was the game drawn. The first chance score of 190 (good for $400) was drawn. Our second chance score (good for $200) was 185. The

ARLINGTON, TX – Au-gust 25, 2009 – As part of Na-tional Bowling Week festivi-ties, the bowling industry will attempt to make history when thousands of bowling centers across the nation take part in an effort to set a new world record for the most bowling games rolled in a single day.

In order to get the ball rolling, participating Bowl-ing Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA) member centers have invited the public to bowl their first game for free in an attempt to break the cur-rent record of 548,721 bowling games played in a single day (participating centers listed at www.gobowling.com).

National Bowling Week 2009 kicks off on August 29 with the record-breaking at-tempt to occur on National Bowling Day, September 5. To launch the weeklong cele-bration, bowling centers across the United States will host special events that will include coaching clinics, bowling par-ties, quick and easy league sign-up and plenty of fun. On September 5, all those who download a free game coupon at www.bowl.com can bowl a game for free and take part in the World Record breaking

National Bowling Week Rolls into a City Near You

Thousands of Centers Nationwide Celebrate National Bowling Week By Inviting the Public to Enjoy a Free Bowling Game in a Record-Breaking Challenge on September 5

event. For their efforts, they will also receive a certificate to verify their participation.

“In the United States, bowling has seen an incredible resurgence in popularity with more than 68 million partici-pating annually. Now recog-nized as the largest participa-tion sport in the country it is also the fastest growing high school sport,” said Jim Sturm, BPAA President and United States Bowling Congress Di-rector. “We are excited to see thousands of centers, from coast-to-coast attempt to set a new world record. We invite bowlers of all levels and tal-ents to bowl for free as we try to help make history!”

The World Record Event and National Bowling Week are sponsored by the Bowl-ing Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA), Strike Ten Entertainment (STE), the In-ternational Bowling Pro Shop and Instructors Association (IBPSIA), the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) and the United States Bowling Congress (USBC).

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BOWLING NEWS August 27, 2009

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Jeff Jucket Bags 3rd Donkee Title at Friendly Hills

DONKEE at Friendly Hills (L-R)—Champion Jeff Jucket with his beautiful daughter Danielle, George Parker – Runner Up, Mark Baukdecht – 8th place. Steve Brode – Presenting, The lovely Kimberly Bauer – 5th place, Gabriel Trejo – 4th place, Jeffrey Sargent – 3rd place.

WHITTIER—Jeff Juckett, a man on a mission, came in on our 4pm squad and pro-ceeded to blow up. On games of 270, 297 & 223, a score of 790 was posted to pick up the win by 31 pins over the surg-ing George Parker who shot a whopping 282 his 3rd game to edge out Jeffrey and Gabriel for the runner up position. Jeff is supported by his wife Ma-ria, they’ve been married for the past 3 yrs, and just 1 year ago on Aug 13 had a beautiful baby girl Danielle (pictured). You have never seen such happy baby, full of smiles!!. Jeff also has 3 grown chil-dren Krystal, Kourtney, and Ryan. Jeff works for Towne

Airfreight. Towne Freight is based in Carson CA, ever need a load hauled don’t hesitate to contact his company. By per-sonal experience their service is next to none. Contact 310-889-3200. Mr Juckett sports personal bests of a 269 game and series 719. Jeff has been bowling for 36 years. Must have started young!! Jeff would like to thank his father Gene for his support and tuti-lage. Also would like to thank wife Marie and family for their support. In a addition would like to thank Friendly Hills and Donkee Tour staffers.

We at the Donkee Tour would also like to thank Solo-mon, Eric and the kind staff at

Friendly Hills for hosting the event.

Our Mystery game and se-ries were both a carryover , no one hit the 294 game or 466 series Game will be at $1000 and series will be at $600 at Valley View Lanes September 13th.. Please see the Bowl-ing News or check our web-site WWW.DONKEETOUR.COM for further details.

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National Deaf Bowling Newsby Connie Marchione

Newcomer Phil Smith Wins Pacific Coast Deaf Masters, Scharnow Hits 299

(With thanks to Howard Sultan who finally sent me the results which was bowled last Memorial Day weekend at the Earl Anthony Dublin Bowl.) DUBLIN — After losing his first round match, a surprise newcomer Philip H. Smith, Castro Valley, CA bowled way over his average of 171 using a handicap of 31 pins per game in help winning 9 consecutive two-game matches. Smith beat former Deaf World champion Ed Bazan twice 482-446 and 480-468 to claim the $645 prize. Bazan, San Jose who received only 4 handicap for his 205 average, had won all his 4 matches without a loss and waited in the title finals for Smith to come out of the loser’s bracket. Bazan got $325 for his 2nd Deaf Masters runner-up prize. This once prestigious and proud Deaf Masters which was los-ing entries was voted last year to change from scratch to handicap event. Former champion Ralph Collier, Hawaii had led the 46 (lowest since 1963) entries field qualifying round with 232-260-256-211 for zero handicap, 959 total. The winner Smith had qualified 2nd with 824 plus 124 handicap 948 and in all averaged an unbelievable 194 for 24 games. Courageous Bazan qualified in 6th with 898 plus 16 for 914 and finished with a creditable 227 average for 18 games. The Hawaiian Collier who lost out in 4th round, had averaged 227 for his 12 games. Placing third for $195 was Martin Duve, Sunol, CA with 27 handicap, he lost in the semi-finals 367-504 to Smith. Former champion Mike Scharnow, Hayward thrilled the bowlers and fans with a 299 game in his 2nd round match play for the event’s high match series 550. But later lost 468-520 to Smith in the quarter-finals, placing 4th for $195. The third high qualifier and former two-time champion Robert (Mr. 878) Ellison, Apline, CA shot the only other scratch 900 with 235-240-219-225 for zero handicap 919 but lost in the 3rd round. Andy Lorenzo, Thousand Oaks, CA rolled the qualifying round high game 279 but he lasted two rounds, Of the 32 top qualifiers, 14 had 27 or more handicap per game. There were 13 of 46 entrants with 200-plus averages and only 5 failed to make the 799 low 32nd place cut. There were 56 entries in last year’s scratch event, 77 the year before and 57 two years be-fore. Changing to handicap seems not helping gain more entries.

Barish Finally Wins Pacific Coast Deaf Senior Masters

DUBLIN — It took a long time for two-time Deaf Senior Masters runner-up Harold Barish, Las Vegas to win the coveted Pacific Coast Deaf Senior Masters. Barish had runner-up finishes in 1995 and 2003 and finally accomplished the feat by defeating Gardy Rodgers, Los Angeles. It took handicap but it did not matter as both had 28 handicap, Barish won $270. Previously, Rodgers had won all his 4 rounds matches and waited in the finals without a loss to Barish to come out of the losers bracket. This is Rodgers’ 2nd runner-up finish as he was before in 2006 and he received 135. Like its larger one, Pacific Coast Deaf Masters, this senior event is using handicap this year. There were 16 entries, its record small-est in 20 years and used the seniors all-events totals with handicap for positions on the 16-men double elimination match plays. Las Vegas Pete Morreale, a former champion led the qualifying with 1966, followed by David Campbell’s 1913. Barish qualified in 6th and Rodgers 7th. Third place went to Las Vegas’ Sammy Sain who lost 183-260 to Barish in the semi-finals. Fourth place David Thordsen, Jackson-ville, FL who shot the events’s high game, 258, fell to Sain 213-223 in the quarter-final. All 16 entrants shared the prize money.

LAKEWOOD — Back to Cal Bowl for the second week of the new season and then we won’t return there again until October. There were some average correc-tions that resulted in changes in the standings, but not many, and this week found five teams tied at the top with 4 wins each. Seven are tied at 3 wins. three at two wins and the bottom team sports one win. Yep! The 52nd season looks as competitive as all those in previous years.

Scoring highlighted Kathy Parrish with 238-584, to set a cou-ple of season high scoring marks for the 156 and over bowlers but series takes precedence so we also list Dee Phipps with 223 high game. The 155 and under division did not change; Faye Billinger has197 high game and Millie Har-ris has 510 high series.

Kathy led the honor roll fol-lowed by Shanta Pittman 567, Vi Wilson 203-535, Margo McClain 526, Sus McGill 523, Kelly Tru-jillo 520, Dee Phipps 223-518, Dottie Lawn 516, Karen Mauricio 510, Jamie Vallier 507, Madelyn Majick 504,and Cil Moons 502. Since we only have 3-copy recaps; one for each team captain and the third is for the sheet service. That means there’s no 4th copy for me to collect the scores for the column, however, Barbara Bishop, who chairs the Brackets optional event with Betty Phillips, and collects the recap sheet for Bettys sheet service, will now provide weekly high scores and team standings for me to include our weekly Bowl-ing News column. This may not sound like a big deal, but it is and we thank her for the time it takes to do it.

NEXT WEEK: 10:30 A.M. Monday August 31 at Del Rio Lanes. Please note the time change for bowling and remember, the doors don’t open until 10 a.m. The complete league schedule is on the reverse side of the league rules distributed last week and captains are reminded they are responsible to a give a copy to each member of the team. Bowling times, address-es and phone numbers for each center is included and we advise all members to keep their copy in bowling bags for each reference.

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NABI San Diego tournament this past weekend was held at Sea ‘N Air Lanes on the North Island Naval Station. Anita Smith was our only lady in the finals, but she showed no fear taking on the men (including husband, Jim!) She was the #2 seed, so didn’t have to bowl him head to head, but she left no doubt she was a formidable opponent! After all, the mem-ory of her NABI Women’s National Championship title is still a fresh one. Keep it up, girl, you’re on a roll!

The finals field was round-ed out with John Tanja, David Danielly, Jim Hall, Jim Smith, Jeff Greer & Chad Hill.

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Thank You Bowlers!by Chuck Reese

WOODLAND HILLS — Valley Bowling Supply would like to thank all those who contributed to the Mark Roth Benefit Event held on August 15 at AMF Woodlake Lanes. We thank Cal Bowling Sup-ply, Lane Masters Bowling Inc., John Englehart, and Kathy Brenning Ray for donations for the raffle, Nora and Lauren Edelen for running the sidepots and brackets, the Bowling News, Hank Yobs, Justin Villa, and Reigh Roelofs for manning check-in. We also thank Jeff Lerner and the employees at Woodlake for the great condi-tions and Javier Serrano, G.M. for having us. Also a special thanks to Kathy for providing photos and Nora for getting them to the Bowling News. And last but not least, a big thanks to all of the bowlers who came down to bowl and contribute to the Mark Roth Support Fund. Especially Dominic and Connie Marchione. Thanks for the great article Connie, in the August 20 issue of the Bowling News. And to MARK ROTH A BIG GET WELL SOON!

WCST Members pay $185.00 each, guest add $15.00, All Stars pay $185.00 each, and No Guest Fee charge. Partner Eligibility: Seniors ages 45 & Up, for the Men, and 40 & Up for the Ladies, may bowl with partners any ages. All Stars, ages 44 & Under for the Men, and ages 39 & Under for the Ladies, must bowl with one senior partner. NO two All Star ages may bowl together. Finals on Sunday, September 20th. If 60 or more teams en-tered in the qualifying, will have 12 teams to the finals,

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third chance score (good for $100) was 201 and 208 was the fourth chance (good for a free entry). Shig Shozi was the winner of the third chance and will receive a check for $100. The Mystery Pot is available to all members and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and mem-bership would like to thank the management and staff at Linbrook Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our next event will be August 29-30 at AMF

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Valley View. Saturday squad times are 1PM and 2:30PM. There will be one squad Sun-day morning at 10AM. Semi-finals/finals begin at 11:30. All semi-finalists must check in by 11AM. The address for Valley View is 12141 Valley View Street in the city of Gar-den Grove.

Their phone number is 714.898.2507. First place will be $2000 with 100 entries and 100 Mega Pot entries. Entry fee is $55.

We hope to see you at AMF Valley View on August 29 & 30!

bowling 12 team games each. Less than 60 teams entered will have 10 teams, bowling 10 team games each. Tourna-ment pays one team cash place for every 3 teams entered.

September 26-27, the WCST will be at Sunset Sta-tion (Strike Zone), Henderson, NV. Tournament already has 65 bowlers signed up for this two divisional age qualifying & finals. The maximum field will be 84 bowlers. Qualifying begins on Saturday, September 26, 2009 at 9:00AM. Check in time will be from 8:00AM until 8:45AM. Bowlers will bowl 10 straight games. En-try Fee is $175.00 for current WCST Member, guests to add $15.00. Bowlers will bowl 10 games straight.

Tournament will pay one cash place for every 3 entries in each division. Extra cash prizes in the super senior divi-sion for bowlers ages 70 & up, one for 4 out of higher cash. These bowlers are also eligible to make the super senior finals or cash in their pay-offs past the finals. Finals on Sunday, September 27, 2009 for both divisions start at 8:30AM.

5 Game optional singles sweeper, Friday, September 25, 2009 to start at 1:00PM. $500.00 1ST place paid if 44 or more bowlers entered, Sweeper, pays 1 for 4, for all entries, Super Seniors , may cash for places out of higher money, 1 for 5 entered. $65.00 is the entry fee, includes high game side pot. CALL 760-363-8141 or 760-792-4596 to enter any of the above.

#2, sharing the $100 available in that perpetual pot.

The next NABI tournament will be our Labor Day Tourna-ment September 5th & 6th at Parkway Bowl. Details will be included in our ad in the next edition of the Bowling News. See you at Parkway on the 5th &/or the 6th …. we’ll be saving a cookie for you!

Deadline for Entries August 30, 2009

CHECK IN AT

11:00A.M.BOWL AT

NOON

ENTRY FEE $20.00

(LINEAGE $7.50-PRIZE FUND $6.00- DONATION $6.50)


September 3 - 4 - 5 - 6

(562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com Cell: (562) 228-3960

ABTA Labor Day Special Event

$10,000

1st with Bonuses

$5,000

Min 1st Place

Added One Big Squad for ThursdayOne Big Squad Thursday Evening 9:20PM $650.00 Bonus if winning

Thursday Special of 1 in 5 to make the SemisOne Big Squad Only Check-in Early

West Covina Lanes675 So. Glendora Ave West Covina - (626) 960-3636

Take 10 Freeway to Vincent and go 1 1/2 Miles SouthNew Members Join Only $10 - up to 209 Average - No PBA

Men/Women Qualify Separately. Each Day is a Separate Qualifying Board1st Entry Pre-Paid $83 Onsite: $85 1st Re-Entry: $72 2nd $63 All Others $56

Reduced Entry Fee: $47 pay $2,500 1st Re-Entries are $46/$43

BONUSES $350.00 If Prepaid by Aug 29 • $500.00 if qualifying Friday Squads & Winning

$650.00 Special Thursday Squad • $300.00 qualifying Saturday Squads 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30 $500.00 if bowled 29 or more squads since Sept 6, 2008 • $200 with ABTA logo shirt

Cash-n-Carry pays $110-$1 in this special event up to $3,300

QUALIFYING SQUADS Thursday: 9:20 PM (One Squad Only) 1 in 5 to Semis • Fri: 9:30 & 11:00 1 in 5 to Semis

Sat: 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30-7:00-8:30 & 10:00 • 1 in 5 1/2 to SemisSun: 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 1 in 5 1/2 in Semis • Re-Entry at 6:00 • 1 in 5 1/2 to Semis SemiFinals 8:00

3-6-9 Roll-off is at 7:45PM • Top 32 to the Single Elim Finals • 7 women min. to 32Estimate 130 to Semis • Guaranteed 70 Men 15 Women Plus Super Seniors

& Cash-n-Carry $2,500 2nd Place

Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday

American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com


Open Trio ClassicStarts Wednesday, Sept. 16th at 9:00PM

FINALS FIRST PLACE$3600.00

$600.OO First Place • $300 secOnd Place$150 third Place

each rOund - Plus POint MOney

909-860-3558

Oak Tree Lanes & Sports Bar990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd. Diamond Bar, CA 91765More Info Please Call Nettie Nelms 909-629-3361 or Bobby Nakatani 626-665-6874

• Round 2 Match Play • Meet Sept. 9th at 7:00 PM • Added Money by Oak Tree Lanes • Based On 16 Teams

• Any 3 No Max - 90% of 220 • $26.00 Per Week - 32 Weeks • 3 Ten Week Rounds • Rounds 1 & 3 Four Point

TAKE THE CBN CHALLENGEWho is the only P.B.A. bowler to win a title in five different decades?

A. Mike Aulby B. Earl Anthony C. Dick Weber D. Ed BourdaseLast Weeks Answer: B: Walter Ray Williams Jr.

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DDOOROOR Price includes tax, drilling and grips!Price includes tax, drilling and grips!

Brunswick Avalanche PearlBrunswick Avalanche Pearl

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Offers expire August 5, 2009 Offers expire Sept. 4th, 2009


CAl BOWl BOWlinG REpORT2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

by NICE aNd SWEET

12655 VENTURA BLVD.STUDIO CITY

818-769-7600 or 877-2380when you have time to spare

LAKEWOOD — The Summer leagues are ending here at Cal Bowl while we get ready for the Fall season. Congratula-tions to all the league champions! Some leagues still need bowlers so call 562-421-8448 and ask for Betty. She’ll be glad to put you on a team or answer any questions.

YOUNG AT HEART The champions of this league are Ed Hansen, Don Jackson and Josh Hudson of the Student Body Left Right team. Great bowling, guys! Here are some high scores from August 24: Ed Hansen 213-173-233/619, Don Jackson 141-148-129/418, Josh Hudson 229-133-235/597, Ben Jones Sr. 204-187-234/625, Walter Millsap 211-267-222/700, Ron McClain Sr. 132-202-223/557, Mattie Wylie 150-168-157/475, Glenn Wright 134-141-179/454, Vern Willey 104-183-143/430, Tom Pettway 165-135-168/468, Willie Creer 168-124-135/427, Ellis Houston 178-191-170/539, Johnny Thomas 181-200-148/529, Milton Donnerson 179/537, Jim Plante 193-191-173/557, Mary Spencer 123-159-150/432, John Brider 124-136-137/397, Earl Hullett 192-174-209/575, Tua Sula 169-152-183/504, Marci Hansen 147-137-150/434, Fale Sula 201-163-241/605, Art Nelson 123-160-144/427, Leroy Canaday 98-153-168/419, Albert Burnett 158-203-220/581, Andrew Morton 147-189-175/511, Delores Harris 163-114-134/411, J.J. Scott 141-155-167/463, Theresa Harris 94-86-97/277, Joe Brown 137-140-124/401, Rosalind Harris 103-90-94/287, Eva Hammons 82-90-71/243, Jessie Lane 103-132-136/371, James Kennard 191-176-159/506, Fred Contreras 160-210-218/588, Cathy Anderson 147-155-125/427, Pre Collier 233-183-175/591, Gene Hammons 137-131-170/438, Albert Stephens 124-125-146/395, Gene Skulick 128-139-111/378.

RECYCLED TEENS Congratulations to Team #16, our league champions, Adela Santos, Jorge Fernandez and Harold Runyon. High scores by Wendell Ledbetter 217-200-236/653, Walter Millsap 229-204/628, Ben Jones Sr. 246/610, Norma My-ers Sr. 207/516, Vancie Keith 507, Don Keith 221/543, John Mathews 210/509, Jim Burke 550, Doug Johnson 213-227/634, Adela Santos 212/539, Jorge Fernandez 608, Harold Runyon 528, Mary Kinard 204/527, Divina Buhay 500, Mattie Wylie 502, Tom Spencer 535, Ning Barcelona 203/541, Katie Oliviera 207/527, Terry Binuya 201/516, B.J. Theiss 212-253-213/678, Dominic Antonio 202-201/554, Joe Erwin 534, Ed Brown 203/555, Ken Seiple Sr. 201-200/577.

CORONA LADIES Sidepot winners: Game 1—Kendra Rassmussen 229, Lanice Smith 207. Game 2—Betty Green 204, Lanice Smith 191. Game 3—Kim Anderson 231, Annette Hammil 223.

CAL BOWLEROS Carole Fischer 212/578, Betty Phillips 213/557, Margo McClain 227/552, Mattie Wylie 528, Leona Belletti 207/524, Mary Smyth 513, Dee Phipps 222/500.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Ed Cabs 196-217-191/604, Rick Llaneta 213-244-236/693, John Mathews 171-258-216/645, Wayne Brown 233-209-204/646, Rick Hunter 210, B.J. 210-219-215/644, Jim Burke 206-252-154/612, Jimmy Hamilton 204-202-288/694, Jorge Fernandez 179-244-185/608, Fred Faniel 193-224-215/632, Sonny Dew 250-235-247/732, Curtis Whaley 252-183-213/648, Billy Cowen Jr. 247-210-244/701, Charles Woods 217-227-217/661, Herman Martin 181-217-206/604, Archie Stull 210-236-180/626, Pre Collier 138-260-213/611, Billy Scott 222-225-246/693, Ron McClain 181-225-246/693, Ellis Houston 225-229-220/674, Ron McClain 181-225-227/633, Walt Gist 194-210-243/647, Ben Jones Sr. 214-189-215/618, Billy Williams 151-224-226/601, Mauro Pendilla 193-191-

227/611, Josh Hudson 204-232-227/663, Domenic Saraceno 255-245-177/677, Harold Fariss 228-157-224/609, Kerry Wright 208, John Cuico 225, Chuck Ashton 236, FIdel Usi 234, Gene Skulick 209, Rich Kelly 211, Chuck Patterson 223, Jim Howarth 217, Ron Johnson 217, Ken Seiple 200-202, Henry Hom 210, Vince Cervante 222, Tom Pettway 203, Roosevelt Lewis 223, Dominic Antonio 219, Rollie Deguz-man 200, Charles Veals 222-206, Andrey Gibson 225, Ray Culp 200, Tony White 200, Al Ortiz 211, Willie Burkhalter 213-222, Ray Staten 213, Larry Neri 222, Rudy Munzon 213, Doin Morris Sr. 216, John Dunn 216-200, Curtis Seale 210-203, Walter Millsap 202-205.

CAL STARS Shonna Hernandez 170-209-178/557, Darlene Hom 193-180-159/532, Betty Phillips 161-182-176/519, Rose Belton 189-176-131/496, Hedy Schoner 166-183-153/502.

FUNSTERS Moe Chartran 209/535, Bob Webb 205/561, Pat Erwin 506, Adela Santos 520, Harold Runyon 215-219-205/639 Ed MCLean 231-255/640, Divina Buhay 531, Ken Seiple Sr. 521, Don Keith 217/573, Jorge Fernandez 207/576, Tony Egenias 208/562, S. Helm 554, Ed Hansen 246/598, Tua Sula 233/564, Jim Plante 214-214/602, Johnny Thomas 219/536, Art Diemert 524, Ron Leidholdt 209/517.

BIG BEAR Harold Dubose 220-266-248/734, Ron Corona 217-268-237/722, Andy Moran 204-211-287/702, Jason Van Winkle 216-202-278/696, David Patterson 226-221-242/689, Sonny Dew 216-226-239/681, Emmerson Wafer 239-238-183/660, Chris May 240-236-179/655, Ron Johnson 204-233-221/658, Donald Franklin 207-190-233/630, John Dunn 211-224-173/608, Jeff Cureton 181-191-233/605, Michelle Criswell 181-199-203/583, Dee Phipps 161-229-191/581, Paula Weissman 162-222-190/574, Allisen Sutton 144-214-202/560, Evette Franklin 172-183-184/539, Carol Egenias 181-153-201/535, Daronda Reed 156-193-175/524, Caroline Head 181-191-149/521, Becky Simpson 136-206-171/513, Betty McDiarmid 152-170-194/516, Naimah Williams 193-167-150/510, Annie Yonemura 197-166-144/507, Shanta Pittman 171-146-186/503, Barbara Van Winkle 140-204-157/501, Jennifer Van Winkle 186-187-160/533.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Congratulations Summer league champions, Team #2, Al Williams, Mary Middleton and Billy Williams! Jim Young 505, Don Keith 547, Doug Jonson 572, Chuck Patterson 637, Wendell Ledbetter 606, Pat Erwin 549, Joe Erwin 652, Jim Burke 662, Rose Goodwin 503, B.J.Theiss 635, Dominic Antonio 500, Ken Sieple 513, Lee Theiss 579, Al Ortiz 501, Walter Millsap 574, John Welty 596, Mary Kinard 520, Willie Burkhalter 651, Benji Calinawan 215-247-238/700, Frank Quiambao 518, Donald Lewis 519, Al Williams 208-267-231/706, Billy Williams 234/606, Vern Willey 502.

STUDIO CITY — As you have awaited the coming of this miraculous event, we have been biting out nails thinking about it; TROPHY SEASON at Pinz. This is much different than duck, buck, or moose season. You have all hunted this past summer’s elusive RETRO trophy that we have to offer and only a few will be able to place it on the mantel and glare at its mystique.

PINZ ADULTS Trophies are a way to accent any domicile or lighten any office. I mean with their sheen and handcrafted plates, who wouldn’t want to receive one. Many of you have been receivers but what about the guy giving it to you, John Pagones. A big thanks for his trophy work and his competition in two of your leagues. Here’s the other scores: Tavern Guild: Darrell Tucci 265/712, Tony Annibale 275/666, Michael Perez 655, Tina Hackett 228/612, David Quam 234/611. Twilighters: Michael Holt 227/620, John Pagones 232, Tony Deraud 224, George Seide 224, Mark Spiwak 224. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 255/650, Ross Goldman 648, Jonathan Kendrick 255/623, Wayne Roberts 241, Arthur Flachsenhar 231, Luke Avery 228. Funseekers: Jeff Pifko 267/728, Zoran Jacimovic 255/692, Keane Murakami 255/672, Gary Bailer 255/666, Jay Fletcher 651, Chuck Alexander 248. S.C.B.L.: Keane Murakami 265/751, Brian Patterson 244/690, Anthony Pace 231/652, Michael Gurrieri 234/643, Dave Yama-moto 624, Tim Stake 226. E.I.B.L.: Kenny Lofton 740, Dorsey Fuller 223/619, Will Garrett 217/613, Greg Reed 256/604, Brian Laskey 258, John Randolph 210.

PINZ JUNIORS Last week, (sniffle) and we’ll miss our now Adult Juniors. Good luck to all of you and we hope you the best. Those who are staying polish up your trophies and get ready for a non-stop year of action packed, edge-of-your-seat bowling here at Pinz. We’ll sell you the whole seat but you’ll only need the edge. Final scores are as follows: Adult Junior: Adam Lander 236/664, Max Korn 240/626, Brandon Dziengielewski 222/604, Treven Goldsmith 224/587, Brad Lander 223/566. Senior Scratch: Adam Lander 234/901, Nathan Honda 268/837, Natalie Kato 247/810, Nikolia Berk 809, Natalie Honda 235/800, Max Korn 224. Senior Galaxies: Jessica Taylor 152/377, Mario Vargas 131/372. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 108/315, Angelo Costa 95/227, Nicholas Martinez 95/206, Brydon Baker 84/188, Grady John-son 63/174.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES You may donate trophies from years past or discard that piece of polycarbonate, plastic, and engraved memento that has been bestowed upon you, yet admire it because many have never felt that adulation that you now feel. The current leagues are ending and you’ll have your choice again to win one so here’s the scores: Happy Timers: Joel Margolis 188/494, Art Abell 176/472, Ruth Swick 149/421, Yolanda Dragotta 145/361. Breakfast Club: Charlene Gaffney 193/474, Bernie Filosa 165/452, Gerry Jarvis 170/449, Lois Altman 153/439, Doris Lazner 154/431. Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 230/549, Gary Olsen 199/506, Barbara Abell 157/430, Kathy George 150/419. Senior Social: Art Michener 198/511, Teri Bonato 176/491, Sam Marion 206/487, Gas Sumampong 158/428, Michael Gralla 165/428. Visionary of the Week: This week our panel of esteemed judges have looked not to bowling scores but to character, and we found quite a character. Disco, yes that one, is our vision-ary of the week for bowling a 206 this past Wednesday during E.I.B.L. Great job and keep doing what you’re doing. Sweetness Quote of the Week: The notion that the public accepts or rejects anything in modern art is merely romantic fiction. The game is completed and the trophies distributed long before the public knows what has happened.- Tom Wolfe

North Los Angeles Co.-USBC 9175 De Soto Ave., Chatsworth, CA 91311

(818) 718-0193 • www.nlacbowling.com

15600 Devonshire St # 212 Granada Hills 91344

818-810-6263 Office 818-810-6004 FaxRed McKenzie Adult/Youth No-Tap Doubles Tournament

Smart # 10677 USBC Certified 04387

Sunday, Sept 6, 2009 Bowl 10AM – Check-in 9AM Pickwick Bowl

921 Riverside Dr Burbank 91506 818-842-7188 $100 1st Place Youth Scholarship per division

Based on 20 entries each division(trophies for all other places awarded in 1:10 ratio)

Eligibility Rules: Current Sanctioned NLACUSBC youth bowling in a NLAC current certified league and any sanctioned adult. Membership Cards must be presented at check-in. Entries close at 9:30 or when squad is full.

1) Entering average – A – 2008-2009 book average (if none use B); B – Summer Average (must bring league sheet, min. of 7 league sessions) (if none use C); C -- No average, bowls scratch [220]

2) Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. 3) Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average. 4) Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average may be disqualified. 5) All other rules governed by USBC Tournament rules 2009-2010. Rule #’s 319a2, 319d, and 319e are

waived. 6) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual statements on

shirts. 7) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed. 8) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification. 9) Make checks or money orders payable to NLACUSBC (any returned checks are subject to 3X the amount

of the check OR $100, whichever is greater, plus a $25 fee). 10) 3 Divisions:

A) Scratch B) Handicap = 90% of 200 C) Bumpers (non-sanctioned) Trophies or medals only 11) Format: 3 games per bowler. Adults may have 2 entries with 1 youth on each. Pre paid only. Partners

added together plus handicap (for B division) to determine the winners of each division.12) Awards: Trophies (1 in 10 ratio), Adults will receive Certificates. Additional $100 first place scholarship

per division will be awarded. Based on 20 entries per division. 13) Entry Fees: $15.00 per bowler (prepaid); $20.00 per bowler on site ($5.00 late fee)

$7.50 lineage; $6.00 Trophy Fund (returned 100%); expenses $1.50. Balance to NLACUSBC ways & means. Prepaid entries must be received by August 31 2009. Late fees will be added to the trophy fund.

Adult Name: _______________________________ Youth Name: _____________________________

Adult Center & League: ______________________ Youth Center & League: ____________________

Div: _____________ Entering Ave: adult ________ youth ________ a) book - b) summer - c) scratch

Mail entries to: North Los Angeles Co. - USBC 15600 Devonshire St # 212 Granada Hills 91344

NO MULTIPLE ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER AUGUST 31, 2009 NO FAX ENTRIES ACCEPTED

New Citrus Belt Officers Take Controlby Frank Weiler

SAN BERNARDINO—Citrus Belt bowlers recently elected new of-ficers and they took charge of association affairs on August 1. The newly elected members of the executive board are:

President - MIKE RADDEMAN2nd VP — FRANK WEILER, 4th VP — ELAINE BAKER.In addition to the election of these new officers president Raddeman

appointed EDDIE MOTE to the vacant position of 3rd VP. Newly elected area directors include: BRAD LE COUNT (area 1),

and CHRISTINA HAWKINS (area 7).Delegates elected to the 2010 USBC National Convention are Elise

Hamner, Mike Raddeman, Rick Rich, Rick Hill, Frank Weiler, and Don Lauer. Elected alternate delegates, in the order of their succession, in-clude Helen London, Therese Lloyd, Isabella Lauer, and Elaine Baker.

Delegates elected to the 2010 USBC California State Convention are Rick Hill, Elise Hamner, Mike Raddeman, Frank Weiler, Elaine Baker, and Helen London.

This years Executive Board would like to thank outgoing officers Rick Rich, Bob Burton, Phosie Lotze, Nita Schmidt, and Henry Chang Wo for their dedicated service to the Citrus Belt USBC Bowling Asso-ciation.


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by David Yamauchi

2009-2010 Season Kicks Off This SundaySenior Division Makes Its Debut

The JAT kicks off its 37th season this Sunday at AMF Carter Lanes in Fullerton. Check-in at 8:15 a.m.- please be early- reg-istration forms must be filled out for the new season. Remember to bring your USBC card or USBC number for your registration form- we need that number for your SMART scholarship funds. Annual registration dues of $15 for Farm, $20 for Open and $25 for Senior Division are also due this Sunday. $2 Scholarship Brackets will again be available for Farm and Open Division bowlers leading up to the season-long Bracket Challenge Cham-pionship again this year.

The new Senior Division will make its debut this Sunday. Bowlers age 20 to 25 as of August 1, 2009 are eligible to partici-pate in this new division. The Senior Division will feature cash payouts, $5 brackets and sidepots. Entry fee is $50.

This year begins the new Triple-Tier Super Strike Pot. For just $2 you have a chance to get enough strikes to break the jack-pot. There are three thresholds- Farm Club bowlers must get 38 strikes in the first 5 games, Open Division bowlers need 40 and Senior Division bowler need 42. This new multi-level jackpot gives everyone a chance to take home the prize!

We hope to see you all on the lanes this Sunday at AMF Cart-er Lanes!

JAT/SCJBA Awards Banquet- Sunday, August 30thJust a reminder that following JAT the Southern Califor-

nia Junior Bowling Association will host the 2007-08-09 JAT Awards at ESPN Zone Downtown Disney. All award winners from the 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 seasons will be recognized at this special evening. Dress is summer casual- we will be on the outdoor patio right inside Downtown Disney! All additional tickets requested must be paid for at JAT this Sunday.

For up to the minute information, log on to www.bowljat.org. See you Sunday!

Senior Division Season Opener, Sunday, August 30thThe inaugural event of the JAT Senior Division will be Sun-

day, August 30th- check in at 8:30 bowl at 9:00. Senior Division will be open to bowlers who are age 21 to 25 as of August 1, 2009. $25 membership fee at the first event, entry fee will be $50. We are planning to pay 1:8 with 1st place at $300 based on 24 bowlers. $5 brackets and sidepots will also be available. If you are planning to bowl Senior Division next season let us know at [email protected] and make sure you tell your friends and ex-JAT bowlers about this new age group opportunity!

Log on to www.bowljat.org for more information about the Junior Amateur Tour.

Opening DayThis Sunday

AMF Carter Lanes

JAT Open Division, JAT Farm Club plusSenior Division debuts this Sunday

20 to 25-year-olds (as of August 1, 2009)

Sunday, August 30 - Check-in at 8:15 a.m.AMF Carter Lanes - Fullerton

1501 S. Lemon St, Fullerton (714) 526-7725

Annual JAT Membership Fees DueFarm- $15 Open- $20 Senior- $25

Awards banquet follows at ESPNZoneEntry fees: Farm- $35 Open- $40 Senior- $50

Scholarship Brackets for Farm Club and Open Division$5 Brackets and Sidepots for Senior Division

New Super Strike Pot Jackpot starts at $50 this SundayLog on to www.bowljat.org for latest information

Keystone Juniorsby Michelle Lawson

NORWALK—Greetings from Keystone Lanes. we have some mighty fine scores to report. Starting with our loveable.

BUMPERS: We got Angel Cordero 72 avg bowled 78-74, Allysha Howard 82 avg bowled 94-86, Once again we have Dominic Servin who has been on a tear lately once again bowled really good. With a 101 avg bowled a whopping 168-109. Keep it up Dominic.

PREPS: Cely Anaya 104 avg bowled 106-116-120, Jess Thomas 82 avg bowled 107-102-91, Jose Herrera 136 avg bowled 144-150-169 good games Jose, Rebecca Wil-liams 97 avg bowled 99-130-109, David Schneider 115 avg bowled 129-136-117, We had alot of preps who bowled good games but didn`t quite make there avg all 3 games like Sydney Haynes who bowled a very nice 101, David Howard 148, Jamil Hayes 132, Janiya Nichols 155 Good job Preps.

MINORS: In the MInors we only one had one jr who made his avg all 3 games. Good Job Danny Contreras 116 avg bowled 142-121-121, Way to go Danny. We did have a few nice games turned in from Johnathan Garcia 176,165.

MAJORS: Ryan Huff 161 avg bowled 188-191-170, Miguel Garcia 189 bowled 216-232-191

GOOD JOB TO ALL OUR JUNIORS.

place prize as $2,500! Again this year, the Glover

Masters Tournament will of-fer not one, but two qualifying squads on Saturday, September 26—one at 9am and the second at 1pm. The top ten from each squad will then bowl after the 1pm squad is finished Satur-day to cut the field down to the top Sunday players for Match Game Play. Note: Bowlers bowling in the 9am qualifying squad may re-enter to bowl the 1pm squad but must pay entrant fee again.

And, be sure to catch our latest bit of info on the event that will brought to you care of another one of our tournament sponsors—Len Nicholson/Phantom Radio—the week of September 2 through 9, when he interviews Leon Stroope and Bette Addington who both serve on the Glover Masters Tournament Committee!! You can link on to Phantom Radio via the geusbc.org website and also get a clearer insight into the Glover Masters event. The broadcast has been giv-ing away Glover tournament event t-shirts to lucky winners to help promote the event! Tune in!!

Special thanks to our 2009 Glover Masters Scratch Tour-nament Sponsors: Golden Empire USBC, Bakersfield Visitors & Convention Bu-reau, Dale E. McVey, Inc., Stroope GMAC Real Estate, Storm—The Bowler’s Com-pany, We The People/Legal Self Help, Tom Smith, Con-fidence UST Services, Inc., Phantom Radio, Fabrications by Addington, The Bowler’s Edge Pro Shop, Justin Pa-quette, MD/Just-in Spine, Jim Foss/PGA Professional (Kern River Golf Course), Chuck & Dana Purcell, and Pair & Ma-rotta Physical Therapy.

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San Gabriel Valley Association Open Meeting September 13 - 10AM

by A. A. TurtleCOVINA — FALL OPEN MEETING SEPTEMBER 13, 2009 BRC West Covina Bowl 10:00AM. All San

Gabriel Valley USBC Members - YOUTH and ADULTS - welcome and encouraged to attend. We will be pre-senting the Bowler of the Year for Adult & Youth male/female, League Secretary of Year, & Board Member of the Year. There are a few amendments up for voting, please come hear what is happening locally & nationally. If you have concerns or questions this is where you need to be.

Learn more about the association by going on our website: www.sangabrielvalleyusbc.com. For your state activities go to www.calusbc.com and go on www.bowl.com to see what is happening in the national bowling world.

My time is coming to an end and you will be seeing a new writer for the association in the next couple of weeks. It has been fun and enjoyable writing and improving my skills with your help and hope that I have given you information along with entertainment at the same time. Until the next time, keep bowling and having fun.

COME JOIN THE FUN AND SUPPORT THE ASSOCIATION THIS SUNDAYA FUND RAISER TOURNAMENT IS BEING HELD AT BRC COVINA BOWLCOVINA—Entry fee $20.00 per person and winners will be paid after everyone has finished their bowling.

Prize fund will be based on a ratio 1 for 8 entries. Adults bowl for Cas, while the Youth bowl for Scholarship. The tournament is open to all bowlers and will consist of 3 games. The first game will be a No-Tap, then 3-6-9 & Regular. Flyers can be found at your local bowling centers in the San Gabriel Valley area or on our website at sangabrielvalleyusbc.com. So, come and bowl. Check-in starts at 11 am. Bowl at Noon.

The SGVUSBC Association will be holding a workshop for Youth Directors to go over some of the changes taking place for the 2009-2010 seasons. To be held at Chaparral Lanes on August 31 at 7:00 pm. We will also be handing out your winter league packets. So, PLEASE all YOUTH DIRECTOR, mark your calendars and plan to attend this meeting. Anyone interested in youth activities or youth member may attend to learn more.

Here are some upcoming tournaments, take a look. Entry forms can be found on the SGVUSBC website. The Greater Southern California Second Annual Singles being held at Bowl-O-Drome Lanes September 20 with 2 squads 10 am & 2 pm. Entry Fee $30.00 prior to Sept. 10. After or on site will be $35.00. Open to all certified USBC members in the following associations: Antelope Valley; Citrus Belt; Imperial Valley; North County; North Los Angeles County; Orange County; San Gabriel Valley; San Diego; and Southern L A County. Last year we had a great turn out for our first year hosting this even. So let’s make this year even greater. More information? Contact your association or SLAC USBC 562-925-0417.

Our next event will be the Open Mixed Doubles tournament being held at Oak Tree Lanes September 27, 2009. Check-in will be, prior to 5:00 PM September 25 is $60.00 a team. If you plan on paying on site there will be an extra $10.00 (total $70.00). That will go into the prize fund. There will also be a youth division which can be any combo. COST IS $40.00 a team as long as payment is made by 5:00 PM September 25 or $50.00 on site with the extra $10.00 going into the scholarship fund. Entries close at 11:30 AM. This tournament is open to all USBC certified bowlers. Entries are available on our website.

“Bowl for the Cure Fund Raiser” will be Sunday October 11, 2009 at BRC West Covina with two squads, 9:00 AM & 11:30 AM. Entry fee $30.00. This will be a certified tournament & open to all certified USBC members.

We will be starting our annual BVL (Bowl for the Veterans Link) collection starting in October, finishing up in November with the tournament on November 15, 2009 at Oak Tree Lanes.

The league visiting schedule is Oct 4th thru 10th Action Lanes & Alhambra Bowl, Oct 11th–17th AMF Friendly Hills, Oct 18th–24th AMF Beverly & AMF Bowling Square, Oct 25th--31st BRC West Covina & BRC Covina. Then wrapping it up Nov 7th--14th Oak Tree & Chaparral. We hope that you will open your hearts and donate what you can to our hospitalized veterans that have help keep our country free. The last 3 years the San Gabriel Valley has done a GREAT JOB! Our donation being in the $10,000 range and we hope for another generous year. We’re looking forward to seeing all of you again real soon. Check for flyers on all of these events and check our website.

NORWALK—On August 18 we electronically sent the copy for the August 20th issue to the printer in Tujunga, with the assurance that we had put out another great issue of the Bowling News.

Wednesday morning the

10,000 papers were picked up, de-livered to all the centers in South-ern California and Las Vegas by U.P.S., mail and hand delivery. Another perfect edition.

When I opened up my copy of the masterpiece—Oh My God—

The Missing Lettersby Carol Mancini

The words that had “fi” in them had holes. “fi” did not print in first, benefit, Pacific - etc. etc. etc. I called the printer - no explana-tion! So, If any of you computer whizzes have an answer, give me a call “If” there IS an answer!

August 22 - Friendly Hills LanesHandicap Frozen for Labor Day Special

15545 E. Whittier Blvd., Whittier - (562) 947-381512:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 8:00 PM

August 29 - ByeSept. 3-4-5-6- Labor Day SPECIAL

West Covina Lanes$5,000 1st Min up to $11,000 1st with Bonuses

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Fri: 9:30 & 11:00 Sat: 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30-7:00-8:30 & 10:00Sun: 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 • Re-Entry at 6:00PM SemiFinals 8:00

3-6-9 Roll-off is at 7:45 PM Top 32 to the Single Elim Finals - 7 women minimum to top 32

September 12 - ByeSeptember 19 & 20 - Del Rio Lanes7502 E. Florence Ave., Downey - (562) 927-3351

Saturday: 1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30 & 7:00 Sunday: 11:00 AM (One Big Squad) - Semis 1:30 PM

September 26 & 27 - Keystone Lanes11459 E. Imperial Hwy, Norwalk - 562-868-3261

Sat. 12:00-1:30-3:00 & 4:45 PM 1 in 4½ to boardSunday One Big Squad 10:15 AM Semis 11:45 AM

October 3 - La Habra “300” Bowl370 Whittier Blvd., La Habra - (562) 691-6721

12:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:30 PM Beat the Board Finals 7:00 PM

October 10 - Cal Bowl2500 E. Carson, Lakewood - (562) 421-844812:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:30 PM Semis 7:30 PM

October 17 - West Covina Lanes675 So. Glendora Ave West Covina - (626) 960-3636

12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM

October 24 - Linbrook Bowl201 S. Brookhurst St., Anaheim - (714) 774-225312:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 5:30 PM Semis 7:15 PM

October 31 - Special Event Forest Lanes$1,100 1st Min up to $3,000 1st with Bonuses

22771 Center Drive, Lake Forest - (949) 770-005512:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM

Handicap Special FROZEN at FORESTBONUS of Two Pins Not Cashing • If you Make Finals:

3rd lose 1 pin • 2nd lose 2 pins • 1st lose 3 pins

November 7 - Midtown Lanes4645 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles - 323-933-717112:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM

November 14 - Oak Tree Lanes990 Diamond Bar Blvd., Diamond Bar - (909) 860-3558

12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Beat the Board Finals 8:00

November 21 - The BowliumHandicap Frozen for Thanksgiving Special

4666 E. Holt Blvd. Montclair 909-626-352812:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:30 PM

November 26-27-28 - Cal Bowl Thanksgiving SPECIAL

$3,500 1st Min up to $8,000 1st with Bonuses2500 E. Carson, Lakewood - (562) 421-8448

Thur: $400 Bonus 7:00-8:30 & 10:00 PM 1 in 5½ to SemisFri: 6:30-8:00 & 9:30PM 1 in 5½ to Semis

Sat: 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 last regular qualifying squad boardSat: Re-Entry Only Squad at 6:00PM This squad takes 1 in 5½ to semis

3-6-9 Roll-off is at 7:45 PM Semi Finals FollowTop 32 to the Single Elim Finals - 7 women minimum to top 32

December 5 - Mission Hills Bowl10340 Sepulveda, Mission Hills - (818) 361-122112:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM

December 12 - Cal Bowl2500 E. Carson, Lakewood - (562) 421-844812:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:30 PM Semis 7:30 PM

December 19 - Bowling Square LanesCHRISTMAS EVENT MANY GIFTS & PRIZES

1020 So. Baldwin Ave., Arcadia - (626) 445-316012:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM

January 9 - Oak Tree Lanes990 Diamond Bar Blvd., Diamond Bar - (909) 860-3558

12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Beat the Board Finals 8:00

January 16 - Frozen TBAJan. 21-22-23-24 - Las Vegas/South Point

$10,000 1st with Bonuses$ 5,000 Min 1st

Each Day Separate Qualifying Thurs: Jan 21 $500 Bonus 9:30-11:00 & 12:30AMFri: Jan 22 - $200 Bonus 1:00-2:30-4:00-BREAK-9:30-11:00-12:30AM

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12 Weeks is Too Fast & Too Furious for Rocky Marsh Doulbles - It is Over...

by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—Ahhhh..... The dog daze of summer and the

HOT Rocky Marsh Doubles’ 12 short weeks of sizzlin’ scores ended with sweeps on Aug. 21st. Our sweepstakes saw many, many happy faces as they were awarded their respective league honor awards and those lucky few, like Rich Heid who collected the lion’s share of the prize fund. Rich gives a big “Thank You” to Stacy Rider for her expertize coaching! Of course we crowned our champs, E.J. Rogers and Don Gut-omen bowling under the name, “Bayyybe”. Congrats to ALL our winners!!

All the Rocky Marsh bowlers would like to especially thank Linbrook Bowl for providing, once again, the most delicious lun-cheon prepared and served up by the coffee shop’s efficient staff. THANK YOU!!!!

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And, to all who enjoy stats ... We had six Perfectos; 64-250+ games; 34-260+ games; ten 278-288 games; five-289 games; four-298-299 games; 64-900+ series; 42-700+ sets; one 1,023 set, one 825/1,114 set and even a spectacular 7-10 pickup. Pretty impressive I’d say!!!

Have a “restful” remainder of our HOT summer (I pray for cooler temps) and I’ll probably see y’all on the lanes ...

ANAHEIM — When you’re in a bowling center these days you can’t help but hear everybody talking abut the Fall leagues that are starting. Everyone is busy getting all those leagues on the floor. Call Stacy at Linbrook Bowling Center if you’re still not signed-up. Don’t be left out of the fun and challenges of this sport. Monday, September 7 is a holiday for many people. Come on over to Linbrook Bowling Center where we have some great Open Play Specials. Here’s a sampling of what will be going on: Noon-6PM $1.50 game, $3.75 shoes; 6 PM-1AM $2.25 game, $3.75 shoes. Questions? Call the center for answers. They’re here...that means the high scores for August 18-24. Santa’s Gals and Guys: Chris Atkinson 242-228/654, Jairo Chiriboga 216-204-203/623, Ian Markstrum 226, Dallas Liebenow 222, Carl Adinolfi 218-205. Monday Cypress College: Patrick Roberts 214, Derek Taylor 209. Ten Pins: Dan Hust 256-245-268/769, Frank DiCrisi 211-241/644, Josh Boisoneau 233-236/643, Aaron Bolton 235-234/628, Dale Mitchell 213-234/623, O.C. Korean Bowling: Justin Choi 205-222/617, Kwang Yeol Lee 202-215, Ui Kwang Kim 209, Hyun Tae Kim 201, 3’s Company: Mary Lou Platte 225, Patti Roberts 212, Marie Parmalee 210, Alice Bradley 209, Dee Spargur 202-206. R.C.R.C.: Paul Budnovich 255, Don Tanner 213,Ralph Tanner 201-204. Executive Doubles: Mark O’Donnell 214-216-248/678, Bob Mendoza 215-236-218/669, Steve Sparks 234-207/633, David Haskell 223-211/620, Tony Banks 238/612. Jacks and Jills: Don Gut-omen 259-236-209/704, Ken Reser 219-200-267/686, Ken Williams 206-231/624, Jerry Lao 236/619, Jeff Skovgard 213, Heather Skovgard 234-204/633, Sophia Kim 200. Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): E.J. Rogers 280-221-278/779, Izzy Garcia 246-245-229/720, Steve Sparks 230-233-256/719, Ralph Jordan 242-243-225/710, Michael Whitlock 252-236-202/690, Dolly Neilsen 218-229/603, Kimberly Allman 211, Jo Luzania 209, Reatha Upchurch 209, Kim Gardner 208. B.S.M.: Dong Hoon Choi 223-219/641, Steve Hong 225-212/631, Glen Kim 202-225/626, Dong Hyun Min 202-249/623, Manny Magno 237-213/624, Sophia Kim 222. Golden Nuggets: Don Turner 205, Jim VonFlotow 201. Go For 9: Gino Vassallo 264-256-300/820, RIch Heid 200-276-248/724, Ron Corona Jr. 235-234-234/703, Clay Howard 251-211-224/689, Ozzie Randolph 236-231-211/678, Elburta Canfield 290-218/668, Angie Beccia 208, Nan White 200. Party Timers: Joe Sangenito 233-212-267/712, Joe Bayne 244-214-233/691, Mike Barcenas 257-224/678, Orly Gan 265-223/675, SangChoi Won 216-244-205/665, Cynthia Scott 210-222/600, Sophia Kim 206. Nikkei: Ken Kurihara 205-202-263/670, Sandy Viloria 204-213-202/619, Ken Kawado 231-201/616, Bob Okamura 245, Gil Barcoma 225-201, Linda Barcoma 207-207, June Hasegawa 200. 525 Ladies Classic: Colleen Seiler 216, Karen Bagnall 212, Latricia Carroll 203. Santa Super Savers: Joe Molina 226-234/643, Tony Chaco 204-208/606, Carl Adinolfi 214-212/603, Chris At-kinson 220, Steve Vieth 216-202. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Gino Vassallo 245/607, Ray

Conner 243. St. Columban’s: Ron Pierce 208-210-216/634, Byron Reich 216-211/607. 7-11 Vegas: Miguel Rosales 258-246-259/763, Don Gut-omen 227-232-279/738, David Doi 247-257/701, Bo Vrabel 267-243/700, Robert Ragans 245-252/689, Lisa Somma 225-221/634, Lindsey Locke 257, Deanna Cummins 202. Grey Panthers: Bob Baughman 203-217, Norm McLeod 247, John Hillion 214, Janine Hanigan 200. Vegas Party: Miguel Rosales 290-203-247/740, Dan Duarte 234-248-226/708, Dan Drysol 214-238-244/696, Armando Arismendy 245-226-205/679, Don Gut-omen 219-257/674, Nicole Bloom 242, Kim Irwin 235, Monica Path 202. T.G.I.F.: Rick Sargent 263-238-225/726, Ron Sargent 226-206-214/646, Ryan Seltzer 226-228/637, Lee Galicia 220-211/624, Norm Walker 201-236/612, Mary Lou Ford 208. 4-4 Vegas: Bill Swanson 234-255-204/693, Mike Peterson 215-214/622, Dino Chavez 206-218/606, Norm Walker 204-205/603, Richard Garcia 238, Melissa Adams 221-203/610, Trish Donahue 235, Arleen Jones-Acker 202. Family and Friends: Chris Meno 247-213-259/719, David Kelly 223-212/625, Chris Young 215-207/612, Aaron San-chez 232, Pete Quinata 225, Debbie Jones 214-211. Double Daters: Shawn Oslund 248-223-220/691, Kevin Smith 210-215-220/645, Gary Alchin 254-203/628, John Conway 238/626, Lorenzo Martinez 211-207/617, Debbie Baker 255, Tricia Alchin 211, Gamblers Anonymous: Jerry Lao 248-238/651, Alan Bloom 203-213-200/616, Robert Bloom 227, Calvin Mac-araeg 203, Shannon Bloom 244/608, Susan de Graaff 216-203. Senior No-Tap: Results of August 18, 2009. 37 entries @ $10=$370. 37 lineage @ $5.25=$194.25. 37 prize fund @ $4.75=$175.75. 36 3-6-9 @ $1=$36. Place Money—1st Carl Adinolfi 823 $34, 2nd Rose Carter 818 $26, 3rd Leo Asuncion 801 $20, 4th John Freeman 789 $14, 5th Don Gardner 787 $10, 6th Jerry Roddam 777 $7. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st John Phillips 274 $8, 2nd Jim Ellis 268 $6, 3rd Janine Ditch 266 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1st-2nd (tie) Dick McKenzie and Jerry Roddam 278 and $10 each, 3rd Carl Adinolfi 265 $6.25. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st Leo Asuncion 318 $8, 2nd Carl Adinolfi 304 $6, 3rd John Magill 288 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $100. Added: $36. New Total: $136.

Juniors Finish In Fine Fashion At Linbrook Bowl

by Stacy Rider ANAHEIM — We had some exciting finishes and rolloffs in our Junior Leagues here at Linbrook Bowling Center this week. Let’s start off with the THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS which had their final position round this week. Andrew Stewart led the leagues scoring pace with 217-222-204 followed closely by J.D. Greenhalgh, who is the league high average. J.D. rolled to scores of 194-233-212/639. Team 6, Christopher DeFazio and Tim Oh won the league championship with Team 7 and Team 5 tied and a one game rolloff decided their fate. Jeff Hunt and Andrew Stewart came out in second place and Holly Hoon and J.D. Greenhalgh finished in third place. In the JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES, Andrew Stewart and Mark McLeod took the first place championship and Darrell Wilson and Aaron Wilson hung on to second place. We had a three way tie for 3rd place with a one game rolloff deciding the position. John Conway and son, Chris Conway, took the rolloff by storm with John rolling 279. High scores in the league are as follows: John Conway 195-258-258/711, Aaron Wilson 212-233-226/671, Andrew Newburn 212-254/647, E. J. Rogers 225-247/631 and Darrell Wilson 235/619. In the BUMPER BUSTERS, Taylor Paczkowski found the right groove with 145-98-87. Ryan Gallant grinded 74-131-106, Khamron Gardner dazzled 67-110, Kaitlyn Aguirre added 100-86, R.J. Davis downed 89-74-85, Faith Ferrato finished with 67-88, Faith Christensen crushed 82-74, Jen-nifer Lewis sizzled 82-73, Joseph Aguirre aced 72-78, Logan Palumbo packed 67-70 and Ashley Ferrato had a fabulous 62-66. A great big”thank you” goes out to Coach Kim for all her dedication to the BUMPER BUSTERS! It is greatly appreciated! In the SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, No Carry won the league with Marco Vasquez, Jeremiah Tan, Chris Gushue and Andrew Stewart. Second place went to Team 9, David Dumond, Jessica Quental, Valerie Matsumoto and Garrett Weiss. Moving into third place was Josh 2 your lane, Chris Conway, Nicholas Gallant, Xavier Grunbaum and Josh Cruz who swept the 4 games. High scores of the day: Andrew Stewart 215-279/666, Chris Gushue 232, Jeremiah Tan 224, Xavier Grunbaum 214, Brandon Hoggatt 204 and Michelle Matsumoto rolling her highest game ever with 236 and a fine 596 series.Also rolling their season high game Cesar Guardado 164 (85 average), Dylan Saybrook 132 and Chris Woodmansee 168. In our final junior league of the week, the JUNIOR ADULT FAMILY FUN proved to be just as much fun and exciting. With only one game separating the top teams, it came down to the wire. Team 4, Anaheim not LA won the last 3 games to win the championship. Joshua Alves, Michael Peterson, Mary Lou Alves and Brian Peterson had a tremendous season with Brian leading the league with a 220 average. We had a rolloff for second and third place with Songebob Squashers coming out in second place with bowlers, R.J. Davis, Adam Stewart, Andrew Stewart and Stacy Rider. Andrew finished with a nice 211 average while Stacy ended with 215. Team1 finished in third place with Valerie Matsumoto, Steve Matsumoto, Darrell Wilson and Aaron Wilson. Aaron rolled a 216-224-247/687 series and Darrell scored 242-258/687 as well. Thank you to all the teams for coming out and participating this season. We had a fantastic time and look forward to next year. I would like to say a special thank you to Coach Darrell, Coach Jerry and Coach Kim for all their efforts and dedica-tion to our junior program. Coach Kim and Coach Darrell have been helping the youth program for the last 10 years and have shown tremendous support to our junior program. Thank you to Coach Jerry for coming down during our bowling clinic and helping coach these fine bowlers. Next season starts September 10-11-12 depending on the day you bowl. Don’t miss out on our Anniversary tournament on Saturday, September 5!

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