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BOWLING NEWSDecember 11, 2008

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CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y.—Two of the greatest to ever throw a bowling ball, Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J. and Carolyn Dorin-Ballard of N. Richland Hills, Texas, took home titles at the Cheetah Championship, the seventh stop on the 2008-09 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour. The final round was telecast live from AMF Thruway Lanes on ESPN.

Bohn III’s 32nd career title came after defeating No. 3 seed Mike Scroggins of Amarillo, Texas 242-198 in the televised championship round.

“I had one ball that worked all week, my Twisted Fury; I had tried to use others, but it was almost impossible to get through the pins,” said Bohn III, who is currently fifth on the list of all-time PBA Tour titlists.

Bohn III was the top seed entering the final round after defeating No. 2 seed Patrick Allen of Wesley Chapel, Fla. in Friday’s final position round 279-237.

“If it’s a stepladder format, I want to be No. 1 every week, that’s the way I like it” said Bohn III, who only had to win one match on Sunday’s tele-cast to win the championship.

Scroggins advanced to Sunday’s championship match by climbing the ladder in the stepladder format, first defeat-ing No. 4 seed and local fan favorite Jack Jurek of Lack-awanna, N.Y., 235-175, then

No. 2 Allen, 222-200.PBA Women’s Series

Dorin-Ballard defeated No. 2 seed Stefanie Nation of Ar-lington, Texas, to take home the Cheetah Championship trophy and her 2nd career PBA Women’s Series title.

“This was a very emotional day for me,” said Dorin-Bal-lard. “It’s Pearl Harbor Day, and my dad was a P.O.W. in World War II, and I felt like he was looking out for me.”

Dorin-Ballard defeated Nation 208-204 in the close championship match. Dorin-Ballard threw a clutch strike the first shot in the 10th frame and then left a 1-2-4-10 wash-out, sparing it to force Nation to strike the first shot in the 10th frame. Nation left a stub-born 10 pin to give Dorin-Bal-lard the title.

“Stefanie did really well in the 10th, but I got a break and took it,” said Dorin-Ballard. “The lanes were tight and if I didn’t catch it the way I need-ed to, I wouldn’t have gotten the strikes.”

For the first time in PBA history, the Women’s Series final was shown first on the telecast, followed by the men’s stepladder competition and men’s championship round.

The Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour continues next week at the Lumber Liquidators Shark Championship at Coun-try Club Lanes in Baltimore, Md. The finals will be telecast live on ESPN at 1 p.m. ET.

Parker Bohn III & Carolyn Dorin-Ballard

Win Cheetah Championship

Parker Bohn III and Carolyn Dorin-Ballard capture the Cheetah Championship in Cheektowaga, N.Y.

No Hanging Chad’s Here!

SAN DIEGO . . . The NABI San Diego tournament held at Mira Mesa over the weekend was a successful one for Chad Hill, as he won his second title of 2008. Chad was the final qualifier, but became the #1 seed after the position round. In the top 8 eliminator finals, he rolled some terrific games, & when the last frame was bowled, he had his second title. As a young & improving bowler, Chad is really benefit-ing from participation in a PBA Experience League at Mira Mesa, as well as the challeng-ing conditions encountered in tournament competition. Con-gratulations, Chad!

The other finalists were Tonya Danielly, Brian Wat-kins, Mike Tangonan, Paul Willey, Jr., Nick Inganna, Tim Knight & James Rostello.

$50 guaranteed sidepots were earned by Tim Knight, Homer Bautista, Jeff Greer, Paul Willey, Jr. (1½), James Rostello (1½), Tonya Danielly, Mike Tangonan (1½) & Tony Damian (1/2). Three bowlers shared the 3-6-9 Perpetual Pot, Jeff Greer, Willey & Hill.

This tournament was our annual Toys for Tots Tourna-ment, & I want to thank all the bowlers who brought a toy to donate to this really worth-while charity sponsored by the US Marines. Three large bags of toys were delivered to the collection point on Sunday morning, & those helping un-load my car thanked us over and over again. Your generos-ity was truly appreciated!

The next NABI tournament is our final tournament of 2008 & will be held at Kearny Mesa Lanes on December 20th. We’ll be off the following two Saturdays for the Christmas & New Years celebrations, so our next tournament is the two day Year End Invitational on Janu-ary 10 – 11 at Parkway Bowl. If you are qualified, you’ll re-ceiver a postcard in the mail with all the details. 2009 of-ficially kicks off on January 24th at Admiral Robinson Center. The NABI San Diego staff wishes all of you a Merry Christmas & a happy holiday season. See you at Kearny Mesa on the 20th, we’ll be saving a cookie (plus some Christmas goodies) for you!

N.A.B.I. ChampionChad Hill

GARDEN GROVE—After four qualifying squads at AMF Valley View on December 6-7, 2008, our finalists included Ray Varela, Stan Por, Zach-ary Weiss, Adam Randall and Daryl Brandt. The finals for-mat this weekend was a beat-the-board format and at the end of the day, Ray Varela came out on top winning his second ABT championship.

Our newest champion, Ray Varela, is married to Paula. They have four children: Paul, David, Elena and Fer-nando. Ray has a 300 game and a 749 series to his credit and does his league bowling at Cal Bowl. Ray’s son, Paul and Danny Contreras drilled his equipment. Ray wanted to thank his wife, Paula, and his children for their love and sup-port. Ray also wanted to thank AMF Valley View for hosting the tournament and the ABT Staff and Directors for running an outstanding tournament.

The winner of the Senior Sweeper this weekend was Daryl Brandt with an 833 se-ries. The winner of the 2-game sweeper was Zachary Weiss with a 556.

The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game and score were drawn after the finals were completed. The game drawn was game 1. First chance score was 147, second chance was 179, third chance was 256

Ray Varela Wins 2nd ABT Singles Championship

at AMF Valley View

and 187 for the fourth chance. There were no winners. The mystery pot is open to all bowlers and costs only $5.

The ABT staff and mem-bership would like to thank the management and staff at AMF Valley View Lanes for hosting tournament. Our next sched-uled event will be December 13-14 at Linbrook Bowl. This will be a three game format tournament with Saturday squads at 12:30, 2 and 3:30PM. There will be one special en-try squad Sunday morning at 10AM. The semi-finals/finals will be a beat the board for-mat beginning at 11:30. All semi-finalists must check in by 10:45AM. First place is guaranteed at a minimum of $500. Progressive will also be available.

We hope to see you Decem-ber 13-14 at Linbrook Bowl.

ABT at AMF Vallew View Lanes (L-R) Adam Randall, Ray Va-rela, Zachary Weiss, Stan Por and Daryl Brandt.

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travelers bowled at Linbrook on Monday for the first of four consecutive weeks and Car-rie , at the control desk, was the greatest. Also, we were so pleased to see Pat Will-more this week. Pat had to quit bowling this year but Nan McGill sees to it that Pat drops by for a visit often and we look forward to seeing her again a week from Monday when she celebrates her 90th birthday.

Super sub Teri Hefner led the honor roll this week with 212-585, followed by Doris Lewis 211-571, Margo Mc-Clain 202-570, Cil Moons 204-507, Dee Phipps 238-541, Kathy Parrish 531, Bernice Bennett 529, Madeline Majick 528, Melba Knight 200-525. Myrt Owens 517, Jean Morby 513, Norma Payne 503, Gla-dyce Perrin 497, Betty Phillips and Patti Givehchin tied on 495 clusters and Lynette Wil-liams 492.

Doris’ Hair Designs enjoy a 2-game lead with 33 wins, followed by Cerritos #2, 31; Keystone #2, 30.2; Westmin-ster #1, 30, David McNaught CPA 29.2; Keystone #1, 29; Valley View #2, 25; Cerritos #1, 24; Cal Bowleros 23.2; Westminster #2, 22 and the rest of the league trails at 19-18-15- two at 14.2 and cellar team at #12.2.

We hoped to have a report about Berneice King, follow-ing major surgery on Monday, but we are all sending prayers her way to assure a success-ful operation and recovery. Bernice Bennett is taking care of the high games and series scratch side pot during her ab-sence.

More Christmas gifts were displayed Monday when Roberta’s daughter, Dava, brought beautiful jewelry and Joan Roper also had slippers, scarves and bracelets behind her lanes. The Christmas par-ty-potluck is slated December 22, and a reminder again that the optional $10 gift exchange for strikes will be handled by Charlie ‘Santa’ Williams.

Kevin Gannon, Jeff Garrison & Mark Fisser Winners of The

December SST Tournament by Larry Wilson

CABAZON, CA—The Super Senior Tour held its Last Tour-nament for the 2008 season at Canyon Lanes on December 6/7. With the added money ($1000.00) and 65 bowlers it was a great turn out. There were 29 Super Seniors 18 Seniors and 18 Ju-niors, out of that 10 Super Seniors cashed with 8 advancing to the finals, 6 Seniors and 6 Junior also advanced to the finals. In the Super Senior Division Kevin Gannon took 1st place and a check for $800.00, in second place was Ralph Wingert $650.00, third place went to Jim Coats $525.00, fourth place went to Dar-rell Storkson $425.00. Fifth place Jerry Calvin $300.00, sixth place Fred Cole $275.00 seventh place Max Stayrook $250.00, eighth place Wally Schall $230.00. Also cashing were Hal Wilber $175.00 and Terry Brent $155.00.

In the Senior Division Jeff Garrison took first $660.00, in sec-ond place was Mike Rick $500, in third place was Joe Staton, fourth place was Mark Dyer $325.00. In fifth place was Dewaine West $250.00 and in 6th place was Jim Boucher $225.00.

In the Junior Division First place went to Mark Fisser $660.00, second place went to Jason Heggemeier $500.00, third place went to Steve Warren $400.00. In Fourth place was Bobby Campagnale $325.00, fifth place Steve Smith $250.00 and sixth place Jason Hoppe $225.00.

During the tournament there were four 300 games bowled, congratulations to Kevin Gannon, Bobby Campagnale and Jeff Garrison who bowled two 300 games. On behalf of the SST and all the bowlers we would like to thank Linda Swanson Assistant Manager, Steve Facility Manager, Teresa Shift Lead and Ruby behind the desk and all the rest of the staff that made this a suc-cessful tournament, we look forward to coming back to your house. I would also like to thank all the bowlers who came out

and supported the SST. Our next Tournament will be held Janu-ary 3, 2009 at Yorba Lanes, this will be a on day event. Hope to see you their.

SST (L-R) Ralph Wingert, Jerry Calvin, Darrell Storkson, Wal-ly Schall, Jim Coats, Fred Cole, Kevin Gannon, Max Stayrook

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Jowdy’s Journalby John Jowdy

During the past few weeks, six of the most worthy individu-als in bowling, Tom Kouros, Gene Stus, Lowell Rothschild, Del Ballard, Norm Duke and John Handegard achieved the highest honors in the game. .

Kouros, Stus, and Rothschild selections were the latest addi-tions the USBC Hall of Fame.

Duke, Ballard, and Handegard breezed into the PBA Hall of Fame.

In my opinion, the establishment of an athletic Hall of Fame is one of the most noteworthy institutions society can render to a community, state, or country. It is emblematic of performers whose deeds brought glory, honor, and fame to the area they rep-resent.

A Hall of Fame, in essence, is a shrine for immortals; a sanc-tuary that separates super stars from the less fortunate and lesser talented individuals. These honorees are selected in the perfor-mance category. Additionally, it also honors individuals in the meritorious category; those whose deeds and actions unselfishly contributed to the betterment of the sport.

Principally, inductees must be thoroughly and accurately re-searched. Favoritism, partiality, or biased opinions must be set aside. Selections to Halls of Fame should never be founded on a popularity basis.

Nonetheless, bowling has had its share of biased opinions. It was rumored that Buddy Bomar’s delayed induction into the ABC Hall of Fame was principally due to the fact that Joe Wil-man, a Bomar foe and a major force on the Hall of Fame Board, used his influence to block Bomar’s path to the hallowed sanctu-ary.

Several years later, the ABC Hall of Fame board came under stern criticism when a dozen or so members were admitted to the Hall of Fame in a block. The selection committee reasoned that time was fleeting; that these particular individuals were on their last go-round and would soon be by-passed and forgotten. It befuddled many bowling writers around the nation but more than that, it infuriated several Hall of Famers who felt the actions had diluted the quality of the Hall; that it diminished the luster and honor that symbolized a seat in the elite shrine.

On a happy note, I‘d like to express my glee in the selection of Tom Kouros and Del Ballard to their respective Hall of Fame inductions. This is not meant to demean others who were selected but Ballard’s and Kouros’ inductions were LONG OVERDUE.

In my opinion, Tom Kouros is the most knowledgeable in-dividual in bowling. He is a bowling proprietor. He was an out-standing bowler. Although he never achieved Hall of Fame status in the performance category, he was a highly respected bowler in the Chicago area. He is one of, if not the best bowling instructors in the world. Kouros has coached and helped coach many of the most outstanding amateur and professional bowlers in America and throughout the world, including women bowlers. In fact, the World Bowling Writers instituted the annual Tom Kouros Out-standing International Coach Award in his honor, an honor recog-nizing his reputation as a coach. He has authored two of the most comprehensive bowling instructional books. He is a graduate of Illinois University with a degree in physics, a degree that he has successfully applied in his bowling philosophies. He is an excel-lent writer and has penned interesting and informative articles in the International Bowlers Journal for many years.

Despite all these attributes, Kouros’ belated selection to bowling’s highest honor has, in all likelihood, been stunted by his frank and outspoken opinions…a trait that can occasionally rile, irritate, and annoy his critics. Nonetheless, I admire Kouros’ straightforward candidness far more than I do individuals who placate those with diverse opinions just for the sake of “getting along”.

Del Ballard’s selection to the PBA Hall of Fame was inevi-table….a mortal cinch. His induction, as well as that of Norm Duke, was delayed when the present PBA hierarchy originally ruled that no one could qualify for Hall of Fame status unless they were retired for five years. Fortunately, the rules recently reverted to the original PBA requirements and Ballard’s selection was a mere formality.

On the other hand, Del has failed to meet the required 70% vote for induction to the USBC Hall of Fame by the narrowest of margins, simply due to the fact that the competition was so strong. Furthermore, because of recent PBA/USBC rule chang-es, Ballard may be further delayed. The new regulations for in-duction into the USBC Hall of Fame have opened the doors for all-time greats like Marshall Holman, Mark Roth and Johnny Pe-traglia. With all due respect, these players will further complicate Ballard’s chances to receive the required 70% vote for election. The eligibility of Holman, Roth, and Petraglia have certainly dampened Del’s luck for the time being.

As in many other sports, there is a lot of luck involved in at-taining hall of fame status. When classes of quality hopefuls for induction are so competitive, a 70% margin of approval can be a difficult task. Consequently, a very worthy candidate may have to wait for what may seem an eternity to enter the prestigious club of immortals….the USBC Hall of Fame.

Nonetheless, sooner or later, Del Ballard’s USBC Hall of Fame plaque will be placed among bowing’s greatest achievers.

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Hot Shot: Gino MansilunganFight Winner: Ronnie “Ace” Cordero

$100 Danny Eguilos $50Prize Fund 193 $5,294.50Paid Entries 17 @ 53 $901.00Optional Sidepots $1,196.00Doubles $1,430.003-6-9 $50.00Match Series $320.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Sponsor OCR added Prizes $900.00Hot Shot Consolation $150.00Total Payout $17,519.50

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CERRITOWS—Steve An-derson was the best as he won his fIrst ABTA Title at Cerritos Lanes finally downing Ale-jandro Garcia in the title game.Steve, who joined last month made the best of it as he won from the top seeded position in the finals.

The scoring was decent at Cerritos as it took Men +66, and the Ladies +16 making the board on Saturday and the 10:15 AM Squad Sunday morning had Men +43 Ladies +26. Super Seniors added to the board were Leo Tartamel-la, Art Lindsey and Bobbie Mc Collum.

The Semis took the floor in hopes of making the top 16. Steve Anderson fired a big 279/296 3rd game to vault to the top and be able to sit out and bowl for the title. In 2nd was Tony Tang who received a first round bye and would en-ter in round two of the the top 16. It took a +24 to make the top 16 including 4 women who made the cut.

In round one of the finals Single elim losing were Bheth ”Ms Bite” Alcayde, Jeredei Harnpatananakitpanich, Buth Obrar, Rey Joseafat, Anna Bautista, Anthony Dancel Rogelio, Esquivel, and Bar-bara Burgess. They got checks of $100.

Round two saw Glen Mabilangan, Emilio Flores,

Anderson Wins ABTA Title at CerritosSeng and Fenner Share Match Series $320

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Gino Mansilungan, and Oscar Ibardolaza lose out. They got checks for $110 in 6th thru 9th places.

Round three saw Bobbie Mc Collum take out Steve Domon 191/175. Alejandro Garcia outstruck Tony Tang 267-226. They were 4th and 5th with great bowling and $120 with Bobbie and Aje-jandro to meet for the right to bowl Anderson for the title.

This game was a good one but the splits got to Bobbie and Garcia wins at the end easily 228-181. Bobbie was 3rd with great bowling and $200 with Garcia off to the title game.

The title game now under-way. In a close match as both had had one open in the 2nd frame. Garcia took a lead with a double, then had a washout. After 6 frames it was near even inc the handicap differ-ence. But Garcia had opens in frames 7-8 and just couldn’t make up the difference. Ander-son wins it 178/197 to 144/177 and proved that spares mean a big thing on a semi tough con-dition. Congrats Steve on a great win and title #2 is in your future. Steve is very Likable and we are glad to have him in the ABTA.

Alejandro Garcia is also likable and almost got the win.. He is an up and coming bowler who gives his all on the lanes. He will win one soon .

Great Bowling by Bob-bie, Steve Doman, and Tony Tang. Anyone of these could have won the title at Cerritos. Tourney. Hi Qualifiers were Red Hot Jhon Tan +167. Bar-bara Burgess led the ladies +55. They each get a paid en-try to any regular event.

The doubles were topped by the Bowling Mansilungans Carlo and Gino, 1460, good for $170, edging portsiders Alan Basto and Danny Eguilos 1455 $150. Andrew Lung and Jimmy Wong 3rd 1415 $140.We paid 18 places and $1,430 in the doubles.

The Match Game was UN-Matched at 236 so with the carryover of $2,060 we esti-mate $3,500 this week at West Covina Lanes.

The Match Series was Matched at a 570 by Som Seng and Paul Fenner worth $320. They got $160 each. We estimate the Match Series to be $350 this week and only $2.00 to enter.

Anthony Dancel was last up in the 3-6-9 roll and missed on shot #1. We go for $1,100 this Saturday at West Covina. He got a $50 Consolation for beer money.

Champ Steve Anderson is from Redondo Beach and used a Cell drilled by Arvo at Gil’s Pro Shop. He is a proud father of Paige a freshman at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.

He thanks coach and Mentor Roy Walker for the help in his bowling. He hasn’t bowled much for 20 years and making up for lost time. Kudos to the Merry Makers (League) at Mar Vista Lanes and to Bob and the ABTA for a great tournament.

Alejandro Garcia is from Glendale and used a Bash drilled by Brandon at Jewel City Bowl. He is single and he surely thanks his pretty Mom Vilma for support. Vilma is at most every ABTA Event also, and Looking like his sister not his mother :-)

Bobbie McCollum is from La Habra and used a Vibe drilled by Mikey Wahl at Cer-ritos Lanes . She thanks hubby Jack for support and Grand-sons Caden, Cole, Casey, and granddaughter Dylan and the ABTA Family for support.

We had 9 new members at Cerritos and first time cashers were Jeredei H. , Jimmy Na-tividad, and Robert Fales.

Bobbie Mc Collum 3rd, Steve Anderson (Champion) Alejandro Garcia (runner up ) Vilma Garcia Alejandro’s Mother and #1 Fan!

Match Series Winners: Som Seng, Paul Fenner

Winners of the Fight pick-ing Pacquio in round 8 were Ace Cordero $100 and Dan-ny Eguilos $50. Nine people picked him in round 8 and these won the bowl-off for the cash. I predicted a Pac-quio win and if De La Hoya were a warrior he would have fought as the real fighters do. He is not a warrior but smart and could see that if he did so they must have the ambulance ready for sure :_). He didn’t want to go on a stretcher :-) he is very smart! Great Go-ing by Manny Pacquio a true champion who gives so much to his people esp the poor. He is Most Deserving.

Drawn for a chance at the Hot Shot Pot was Gino Manis-lungan. He missed so the Hot Shot Pot is $1509 this week. Free to our members. Gina got a $25 consolation.

Thanks to the Super Cerri-tos Staff, Paul, and Crew, esp. Maria, and Jackie for a superb job they are just great there.

It’s History folks as Steve Anderson enters the archives as our latest champion. This Saturday, we are hosted by West Covina Lanes in West Covina in a 0ne Day event. Qualifying squads are 12:00-1:00 2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM and Semis at 7:45 PM.

The Following Saturday (One Day) Christmas Event at Bowling Square Lanes in Arcadia 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM. Lots of Gifts and Prizes. Check in Early. Gifts on every squad.

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May the holiday seasonbring you joyful moments,

warm memories,and very special happiness.

Charlie • Carol • DeanLillian • Doug • Herbert

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This is the time to wish all good tidings of great joy.

Thank you all...

We thank all of our bowlers and business partners for being a part of the Saddleback Lanes family.

Special recognition to: Mr. Brent, Mr. Dennis, and Mr. Karlan for all their help on Saturday mornings with our youth program.

Holiday wishes to all our leagues and long-time bowlers: our daytime ladies and seniors, our youth and special education programs, and our adult evening leagues. Special wishes to league secretaries: Kim Moore, Gary Chesebro, Jim Beaky, Virginia Ziccardi, Sue Horn, John Delaney, and Gary Ringer for their valued support and be-ing an integral part of our success.

Thanks to all those people who choose Saddleback Lanes to host their birthday parties, special events, and fundraisers.

We express our gratitude to the Bowling Centers of Southern California and the Orange County Bowling Council for continued support and dedication to our be-loved sport.

We look forward to seeing you all for a prosperous and wonderful year in 2009. Be sure to join us on New Year’s Eve for a fun and safe celebration! On behalf of the entire staff of Saddleback Lanes, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

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LAKEWOOD — Only in Southern California can you have a va-riety of weather in a week. First it was rain, then cold winds, then sunny days with temperatures around 80 degrees with a possibility of rain for the weekend. In the higher elevations during the winter, you can throw in some snow for those skiers. So everyone gets their choice of weather. People are feeling festive as they decorate their homes with Christmas lights and decorations. Take a ride around your neight-borhood and enjoy the sights. It can’t help but make you feel happy and the kids really enjoy it. Here is the Cal Bowl Bowling Report...

YOUNG AT HEART Jim Plante 220-188-184/592, Rosalind Harris 89-95-101/585, Earl Hullett 211-211-151/573, Almyra Perrizo 140-113-157/410, Glenn Wright 128-135-147/410, Vern Willey 91-120-122/444, Leroy Canaday 119-110-193/422, Art Nelson 139-139-115/393, Albert Bur-nett Sr. 144-188-172/504, Mary Spencer 142-135-189/476, Albert Stephens 126-128-135/389, Rose Belton 164-154-152/470, Audrey Johnson 156-148-108/412, Ed Johnson 162-193-137/492, Mauro Pendillo 259-185-157/601, Gene Hammons 151-157-125/433, Gene Skulick 143-202-223/578, Ed Brown 209-191-199/599, Eva Hammons 70-76-74/220, Jessie Lane 155-150-130/435, James Kennard 148-188-155/491, Ed Hansen 184-243-199/626, Don Jackson 142-116-114/372, Josh Hudson 163-205-185/553, Sabra Couch 106-113-102/321, Joe Brown 172-160-153/485, Loretta Ringor 123-136-168/427, Tua Sula 179-203-188/570, Wayne Moon 167-155-171/493, Fale Sula 252-180-156/588, Tom Pettway 158-185-186/529, Charles Gleason 179-198-158/535, Fred Faniel 201-257-189/647, Marci Hansen 114-127-148/389, John Brider 146-150-216/512, James Johnson Jr. 186-228-146/560.

RECYCLED TEENS Harold Runyon 215-221-170/606, Ed Brown 558, Pat Erwin 501, Ben Jones Sr. 503, Walter Millsap 538, Dominic Antonio 227-219/636, Wilfred Panton 520, Jack Wooley 503, Vancie Keith 502, Ken Seiple Sr. 543, Don Keith 530, Ralph Wingert 214-201-223/638, Fred Meisel 201/554, Art Diemert 512, Lela Stevenson 514, John Mathews 585, Emil Thompson 545, Ed McLean 548, Doug Johnson 506, Jim Burke 215/584, Lucy Seiple 584, Rinze Dyksta 545, Luz Cruz 524, Pete Cruz 511, Terry Binuya 563, Dick Fleming 501, Donna May 544, Eddie Buhay 528, George Fernan-dez 511, Rico Cayton 522, Jerry Cocks 517, Al Winston 225/584, Bill Charles 523.

CAL BOWLEROS Charlene Peterson 256-215/643, Carole Fischer 233/608, Dee Phipps 226/573, Cathy Wyatt 218/572, Brenda Durnin 205/570, Melba Knight 564, Barbara Bishop 215/561, Almeta Cobbs 219/558, Agnes Blaisdell 205/545, Kim Eastwood 210-200/543, Millie Buckles 200/539, Jerrydean Whitehurst 524, Karen Witt 519, Vedia Moore 504, Dianne McCann 501.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Jerry Peterson 233-203-213/649, Bob Pearson 190-206-208/604, Art Diemert 168-204-240/604, Sonny Dew 196-161-249/606, Rich Kelly 192-215-193/600, Gerald Lunceford 158-233-238/629, Paul Peete 208-213-224/645, Al Williams 211-225-211/647, Mel Lebeauf 183-191-233/607, Earl Hullett 200-201, Jim Plante 211-185-237/633, Jim Burke 223-226-216/665, Pat Kinard 212-228-245/685, Chuck Patterson 235-180-258/673, Ben Jones Jr. 200-168-248/616, Terry Darling 202-224-277/703, Rick Hunter 192-247-239/678, Charles Woods 198-202-206/606, Tony White 211-213-213/637, Bobby Knipple 215-231-232/678, Butch Nitahara 202-189-289/680, Glenn Merchant 194-226-232/652, Boylee Inocente 221-226-180/627, Bong Cayton 238, Dominic Antonio 217, Stan Guzy 2204, Don Boaz 239, Phil Guliford 201-201, Willy Panton 204-202, Larry Neri 212, Mauro Pendilla 223, Willie Young 202, Terry Binuya 201, Fidel Usi 202, Dominic Saraceno 211, Billy Scott 235, Carroll Brandon 212, Dane Harrison 211, Ivory Herd 201, Herman Martin 222, Al Cowens 212, Hartsell Duhart 215, Fred Faniel 204-243, Ning Barcelona 231, John Mathews 213, Wayne Brown 208, Geno Shaw 203, Dion Morris Sr. 226, Cecil Knighton 201, Pre Collier 210, Ralph Wingert 213-215, Fale Sula 245, John Dunn 216-216, Jimmy Hamilton 201, Bob Stickney 202, Ray Staten 207-218, Charles Veals 203-200, Andrey Gibson 223, Ray Givens 203, J.J. Scott 213, Ed Brown 202-211, Ernest Jackson 216, Ken Holiday 203, Rick Llaneta 209, Ed Cabs 209, Phil Hylton 221.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Jeff Cureton 259-211-245/715, Robert Groth 234-217-192/643, Matt Mosley 193-236-188/617, Greg Nardo 235-189-223/647, Tony Ortiz 212-162-234/608, Don Ott 269-258-191/718, Shannon Santos 200-216-194/610, Steve Schmidt 192-246-200/638, Albert Viernes 195-208-258/661, Mike Villarreal 257-268-210-735, Daryl Brandt 215, Bob Brockman 204, Ray Clair 202-214, Jaycee Ebbat 204, Faga Fila 220, Clyde Lumpfort 245-206, Will Nichols 206, Reggie Oglesby 220, Shirley Owens 227, Steve Rhodes 202, Mary Stockberger 200.

FUNSTERS Willie Young 516, Josh Hudson 223-234/634, Don Keith 206/532, Doug Johnson 214-220/610, Ed Buhay 505, Glenn Merchant 213/553, Steve Halada 201/578, Terry Binuya 506, James Kinard 546, Joe Brown 212/585, Ed Hansen 212-221/585, Jim Plante 211-221/631, Art Diemert 238-235-211/684, Wilfred Panton 525, Lori Neri 224/565, Dick Fleming 502, Fred Contreras 223/551, Marie Collier 521.

CAL STARS Lucy Seiple 166-194-173/533, Ora McCormick 184-146-202/532, Betty Anthony 180-177-161/518, Luvinia Taylor 182-175-170/527, Barbara Crawford 173-155-173/505, Leona Belletti 197-152-152/501, Kim Eastwood 231-146-213/590.

BIG BEAR Eric Snow 279-215-267/761, Gabriel Martinez 236-243-247/726, David Patterson 258-182-258/698, Jimmy Hamilton 236-236-204/676, Matt Mosley 243-201-224/668, Mikey Villar-real 268-267-247/682, Sonny Dew 189-232-235/656, Curt Soares 200-248-191/639, Emmerson Wafer 187-193-257/637, John Cliby 182-208-232/628, Billy Anderson 185-208-234/627, Chaz Gaither 202-222-206/630, Greg Aldapa 203-222-200/625, Ryan Cunning-ham 186-235-198/619, Benjie Calinawan 192-212-203/607, Joe Knapp 214-202-190/606, Kerry Roberts 182-197-221/600, Don Jamison 203-212-210/625, Day Hale 225-212-240/677, Dee Phipps 201-180-235/616, Lee Theiss 192-204-178/574, Betty McDiarmid 166-201-190/557, Charron McKinght 180-167-181/528, Deborah Saipaia 215-164-148/527, Denise Reid 165-173-186/524, Maria Directo 181-156-168/505, Caroline Head 174-183-148/505, Barbara Snow 159-176-169/504, Morag Knapp 154-168-181/503, Diane Robles 147-189-164/500, Michelle Criswell 165-179-169/513.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Larry Cosgrove 208/532, Boylee Inocente 214-221/622, Stanley Murren 217/590, Bong Cayton 531, John Welty 201-234/596, Paul Morrison 512, Walter Millsap 203-222/615, Vancie Keith 527, Don Keith 559, Ed Hansen 576, Lamart Jenkins 552, Vern Willey 520, Walter Gist 578, Art Diemert 608, Edwin Brown 612, John Mathews 513, Bob Stickney 220/518, Pat Kinard 215-209-218/642, Mary Kinard 211/566, Doug Johnson 234-216/621, Ken Seiple Sr. 544, Margo McClain 513, Ron McClain Sr. 601, Chuck Patterson 535, Joe Erwin 554, Jim Burke 560, Lee Theiss 520, Donald Jones 560, Billy Williams 216-231/617, Jim Plante 205-215-245/665, Joe Swift 235/618, Cathy Anderson 527, James Kennedy 547, Donna May 510, Chuck Ashton 553.

JUNIORSBobcats

(11-8-08) Patrick Wheat 134, Alyssa Guerrero 97-90, Justin Par-sons 120, Teilor Ruff-Scott 162, Kevin Labbate 159, Carlos Ochoa. (12-6-08) Patrick Wheat 90-90, Percy Wilson 139-153-146/438. Congratulations Percy, with only a 96 average, bowling these three games and series.

Classifi ed (11-8-08) Sarina Chhoeun 151, Johnson Mao 211-223, Raymon Carter 223, Nolan Smith II 205-247-237/689, Glen Young 179. (12-6-08) Johnson Mao 229-244/652, Glen Young 164, Daniel Brown 213, Marcus Quiller 204, Myles Rascon-Lahr 226, Alec Aldapa 232, Ronnell Smith 157, Nolan Smith 215-212-223/650, Christopher Johnson 137, Julian Hidalgo 154-133/386.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

(11-8-08) Jade London 200, Ron Lewis 247-201/625, Albert Crockett Jr. 223, Alec Aldapa 215, Ashley Foster 212-196-199/607, Marcus Quiller 207, Eidel Abutan 161, Kristopher Fabian 175-179, Cristopher Johnson 127. (12-6-08) Ronald Lewis 212/601, Danny Martinez 171, Kristopher Fabian 168-167, Eidel Abutan 163, Cristo-pher Johnson 180, Clay Prall 94-81, Maybeline Ocampo 175, Alec Aldapa 232-208/633, Eric Brown 122, Jared Gafare 222-254/642, Raymon Carter 215-194-234/643.

Adults (11-8-08) Chris Porter 210, Jacob Culpepper 200, Albert Crockett Sr. 225-225-246/699, Brenda Adams 211, Matt Mosley 214-244-249/707, Paul Mehl Jr. 246-209/643, Eldie Abutan 204, Matthew Mesa 210-213-203/626, Ariel Ocampo 208, Paul Mehl Jr. 215, Matt Mosley 210, John Onorati 200.(12-6-08) Josette Atangan 180, Brenda Adams 183, Gabriel Mar-tinez 215-279-236/730, Billy Foster 232, Marlene Prall 154, Willy Ocampo 205, Albert Crockett 206, Matt Mosley 202-217/615, Chris Porter 201, Louis Whitlock II 222, Shawn Prall 216.

STUDIO CITY — This article now stands for what we believe in NON-SEQUITARs. Indeed the College BCS Series is upon us and we can not celebrate the hometown favorite University of Buffalo Bills in the International Bowl...ok, so sorry, I mean USC isn’t in the BSC title game. We have our own champions that may or may not have attended college.

PINZ ADULTS These dirty Gators are the sole reason to come in and see them fl o-ride through other teams. Their scores are like cutting through a brick of wigmore cheese (the food not his commentary).The good-ness spreads like butter and we all love butter on a hot day in the swamp. Here’s the scores: Tavern Guild: Jeff Pifko 233/633, David Quam 236/622, Tony Annibale 213/605, Jan Chambers 222, Curt Zellers 222, Rick Kondo 213. Twilighters: Mark Spiwak 258/716, Eddie Barnes 235/645, Ron Koblin 245/641, Dane Price 637, Laurie Faso 618, Michael Hoit 246, Eric Maize 241, Jim Moore 235. Kings and Queens: David McKennett 242/675, Richard Fischer 255/641, Kevin Collins 223/623, Tony Ferrari 258, Randy Frederick 232. Funseekers: Keane Murakami 256/717, Dane Price 712, Gary Bailer 267/712, Tony Annibale 258/707, Zoran Jacimovic 280/706, Jay Fletcher 256. S.C.B.L.: Dave Yamamoto 246/699, Jim Foltyn 243/696, Marvin Nance 259/664, Jeff Dowling 634, Dwayne Miller 620, Stephen Santay 264, Keane Murakami 249.

PINZ JUNIORS We missed Mrs. Lee very much this week, not just because she was at the Steelers game. We wanted to thank her for all of her contributions to the sport of bowling and football fanship. She has her very own Troy Polomalau bowling ball that continually bowls strikes. Yet, you have to wipe it off occassionally, the hair may be too long (only for NFL people). Here are the tangent fi lled scores: Adult Junior: Brad Spector 215/596, Ethan Bensinger 223/590, Jamie Spector 247/558, Max Korn 192/500, Damond Taylor 193/493. Senior Scratch: Brittlan Halpern 236/856, Treven Goldsmith 221/790, Natalie Kato 220/781, Nikolai Berk 225/775, Scott Engle-hart 768, Natalie Honda 220. Senior Galaxies: Daniel Cohen 181/483, Mario Vargas 139/400, Jessica Taylor 133/360, Michael Gans 128/355. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 172/424, Nicholas Martinez 99/261. Pee Wee Bumpers: Hugh Cooper 97/168, Art Michener 85/166, Andrew Parker 75/140, Samantha Vargas 75/140, Steven Santiago 59/116.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES Hi, hello, and good day. These sentiments fl oat around like Sooner’s receivers in a big game. Maybe you like Florida or Okla-homa in the big game, but one thing is for sure; you don’t care about what we write about in this article. Wordums, peace, and go UB Bulls, Here’s the scores: Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 235/546, Nelson Hicks 545, Ruth Swick 171/460, Yolanda Dragotta 160/445, Gary Olsen 206. Breakfast Club: Nancy Kato189/519, Charlene Gaffney 203/518, Myrna Schiffman 212/496, Bernie Filosa 179/471, Marion Weis 188/471. Coffee and Donuts: Pauline Lipin 248/512, Charlene Gaffney 184/500, Elayne Klein 498, Joan Karchem 196/474, Annie Block 184/462, Lu-Juan Lietzke 190, Bernie Filosa 186, Donna Hickox 184. Joslyn Seniors: Arnold Freedman 206/569, Art Abell 198/497, Teri Bonato 170/463, Betty Dushkin 173/454. Bowler of the Week: This week we honor Mr. Mark Spiwak. He bowled a 258 game during Twilighters for a 716 series. Yet, the real acclaim is in his candor and good character. Great bowling, Mark. Niceness Quote of the Week: “I told you this week I would not be on topic, how ‘bout that BCS?” Monsignor Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein the Third (squared) esq.

WINNETKA — Bowlers, get your calendars and start marking these upcoming events for December here at Canoga Park Bowl. Saturday, December 20 at 2:00 p.m. is our Scratch 6-Gamer, Sat-urday, December 27 is the Adult-Junior No-Tap at 2:00 p.m. And fi nally, on Wednesday, December 31 at 12:00 noon, it’s our Senior New Year’s Eve No-Tap lunch. Time to check our week high scores... Congratulations to Robert Spengeman on his 300 game bowled on December 5 in the Vegas 4 Fun league. Viva Las Vegas: Stephen Mendez 279/757, Scott Friedman 258/733, Kevin Gross 247/711, Vince Koeller 245/699, Jared Gold-schen 258/694 Kathy Litzenberg 224/589. River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 279/785, Barry Simon 278/754, Dan Dixon 277/728, Scott Crawford 711, Mike Pavlowsky 705, Marsha Williams 243/593, Monise Kelly 535, Brandon Hart 277, Tad Schweitzer 258. Monday Nite Madness: Mike Hahn 252/604, Jean Hart 467, Martha Pfl eger 190, Jerome Hampton 204. Monday Nite Live: Dan Onestinghel 256/663, Frank Villaorlad 225/609, Dan Phearson 223/601, Sharon Weger 254/608, Lucy Tralla 225/573, Carol Casuga 535, Bob Jones 235, Dale Johnson 223. Comedians: Ray Stoy 255/734, Russ Gothrick 258/731, Larry Lansing 248/698, Vince Koeller 268/677, Daniel Stipkovich 666, Sheryl Kline 519, Jan Sandman 504, Mike Pavlowsky 266. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Bruce Zietz 278/868, Allan Nathan 227/824, Bill Williams 246/810, Lori Bains 201/747, Ari Plessner 223, James Smith Jr. 221. Early Birds: Mike Johnson 258/663, Jamie White 213/608, Susie Rothenberg 224/566, Kimberly Lane 207/545, Lori Fish 205/525, Alex Pankratz 210, Carlos Leon 210. Copper Bucket: Steve Borosich 245/637, Rusty Yeager Jr. 213/637, Richard Alajarin 209/605, Katherine Mazano 447, Ashley Casselman 172, Don Ruiz 230, Casey Ford 230. P.B.A. Experience Singles (4-games): Chris Williams 258-219-203/852, Larry Steinberg 277-200/844, Doane Cole 238-207-201/818, William Garrett 251, Chip Minot 200. BOYS—Matt Cormack 210-181. 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 268/691, Perri L. Toledo 232/563, Petra Kaun 215/560, Candy Adams 206/553, Robyn Willis 552, Norma Noxon 214. The Classics: Jerry Lovell 267/635, Sami Scott 233/593, Tina Enriquez 214/575, Pam Findl 209/559, Terri Justin 218/543, Rean Luttrell 223/536, Louis Enriquez 227. B’nai Brith Classic: George Lippert 264/700, Stu Teichner 263/693, Michael Halem 236/673, Hank Solny 656, Joel Tetreault 238/654, Shelly Kapitz 237. Thursday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Kyle Kinney 217/771, James Hudgins 244, Peter Thibodeaux 211, Ryan Beardsley 206. Vegas 4 Fun: Robert Spengeman 300/718, Rafael Alcazar 235/654, Jun Tumacay 232/620, Pam Fountain 201/527, Tess Lla-mas 514, Toni Parrella-Ramos 215/504, James Reed 225, Roger Budlong 214. Party Animals: Kenny Schimpf Jr. 264/763, Ruben Sarkissian 742, John Ritchie Jr. 721, Michael Fonvergne 267/710, Michael Pollack 266/706, Elizabeth Fonvergne 279/622, Rose Chin 215/608, Melody Ritchie 214/591, Erica Pollack 205/576, Debbie Mendoza 202/530, Jack Getzlaff 277, Greg Fonvergne 267. SFVCC Nikkei: Kirk Sasaki 277/679, Mas Suruki 659, Russ Yamaguchi 235/649, Art Wake 228/642, Kevin Eto 235/639, Noriko Fukunaga 224/609, Pei Eto 220/545, Keith Fujita 229.

Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — We didn’ t have a junior column last week so we have some catching up to do here at Canoga Park Bowl. Sutter Gold Miners: (Week 10) Allan Aguilar 134/338, Luis Zavala 112/300, Brain Herrera 109/294, Harrison Bui 119/291, Hector Rodriguez 92/260, Martha Reyes 97/250, Melody Cadiz 84/225, Michelle Carreon 77/210, Dominique Santillo 75/209. Junior PBA Experience: (Week 13) Drew Stern 168/444, Samantha Meyers 165/486. (Week 14) Drew Stern 188/513. Bumper Thumpers: (Week 13) Analynne Wallace 135/221, Stevan Martinez 101/190, Lance Paulino 84/158, Phillip Kaufman 57/112, Jezzabel Chavez 90/171. (Week 14) Analynne Wallace 117/222, Aiden Marks 102/187, Stevan Martinez 86/167, Lance Paulino 85/149, Jezzabel Chavez 83/140. Junior Royals: (Week 13) Allen Minot 171/493, David Sheeran 196/490, Enrique Gallardo 168/490, Keith Nelson 168/481, Nick Ahadzadeh 189/474, Julia Frias 155/414, Stacy Sheeran 148/399. (Week 14) David Sheeran 176/468, Keith Nelson 158/451, Justin Pluchino 141/393, John Nelson 118/312, Jerad Brett 95/260, Julia Frias 215/474, Stacy Sheeran 166/428, Alina Medina 149/372, Ashley Brett 125/326.

Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — The seniors here at Canoga Park Bowl have some very outstanding scores to report this week. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 232/612, George Schneider 212/590, Richard Greenzweight 587, Bill Robb 222/585, Dave Folck 230/584, Dale Rubin 582, Mary Lauer 203/547, Helen Layfi eld 193/542, Arlene Bonino 167/493, Lee Murray 193/490, Bob Husby 230, Tom Tucker 212. Funt imers: Dave Folck 279/704, Richard Greenzweight 289/696, Bob Husby 246/641, Steven Herndon 266/636, Dave Yahn 227/620, Carolyn Scher-zberg 223/593, Delia Lowe 213/522, Ellie Alliston 195/521, Karen McDonald 196/509, Elea-nor Weaver 191/506. 39’Ers Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 258/693, Jose Blan-co 235/669, Ed Baum-gartner 248/651, Richard Greenzweight 246/649, Jerry Kanowitz 236/642, Al Reiswig 633, Lucy Tralla 210/561, Patricia Carpenter 211/545, Lil Baker 196/538, Ar-lene Bonino 519, Mel Mathews 269, Helen Layfi eld 191. TGIF Senior Trio: Dave Yahn 236/668, Steven Herndon 224/624, Carolyn Scherzberg 236/641, Dave Folck 230/579, Keith Hazard 199/538, Richard Alliston 190/513, Ellie Alliston 168/482, Lily Gillis 158/438, Maria Crocco 158/386, Harriet Faith 157/386.


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NORWALK—Hello again from Keystone lanes. Its been a great day of high scoring and being with friends.

We start out with our BUMPERS. Ike Pugh, shot fantastic scores, both over his average of 97, with a 130-140. Samuel Rangel had du-plicate scores of 95 and David Schneider blazed a game over 100 with 104- good scoring Bumpers

Lets jump up to the PREPS. Starting with bowlers who shot all 3 games over their averages,Gabriel Reyes avg 64- bowled 71-106-76 and David Serrano avg 70- shot 84-78-79 Damian Perez shot 110-133-153.Joshua Prickett shot 121-114-111,Trinidee Castro bowled 113-122,Eric Thompson had a real nice game of 145, thats 50 pins over his avg.

Up one level to our MINORS. Bowling all 3 games at or over their avgs are, Lauree Bennett avg 147 bowled 155-160-181 Frankie Cervantes was at it again avg 81 bowled 133-133-111 two games over 50 pins of her average. Way to go Frankie. Danny Centreras 104 AVG BOWLED 121-116-105 Marissa Cross nice game of 149. Matthew Estrada nice game of 183 and Christian Bennett had a nice 192 to finish up our Minors.

Moving up to the MAJORS. Hitting her average all 3 games this week was Carolann Minard avg 118 bowled 137-148-123. Alex Mochi-zuki also did this feat with 159 avg bowled 165-179-172. Thats about it this week. Remember, be good Santa`s watching you.

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HUNTINGTON PARK—For-give me dear readers for taking an extra week off, but I had an unfor-tunate mishap which I must attri-bute mostly to my carelessness.

Without going into too much detail, remember that this is the holiday season, and that means in-creased vigilance when you go out to the shopping malls and movies theatres. Otherwise, you may lose your important personal belong-ings such as laptops and scores from two weeks ago – end of pub-lic service announcement.

I managed to hold onto your results from Gage long enough to note some fine shooting by Jeremy Glover. I know this is your sec-ond 900 (did I mention Del Rio), but the new season high is now 985. Jeremy’s high 268 game in conjunction with Keyon’s perfor-mance led his team to sweep all competitors. Keyon helped the effort with a 215/779, for a 1764 new season high team score.

Lawrence Merriweather should not be overlooked (how can you) with his 256 and 801 series. Brent Shern followed with a 255/796 along with upstart Brandon Pekins at 225/790. Bowling 200 games were Steven Alford with 218, and Justin Gadaire 202. In the inter-esting 6-man baker match, Team Shirniece easily overtook Team Demenia (or Teamenia) for a vic-tory of a score that fails to come to mind. I’ll write it down this week, I promise.

Before we get to this week, don’t forget about JBT Main Event at Texas Station this Christ-mas. If you don’t know about it, go to www.juniorbowlerstour.com and click on the Main Event link. If you’re looking for an exciting and challenging tournament, then this is it! We’re at Gardena Bowl this Saturday at 1:30, so see you there!

LAKEWOOD—Here is our update for the JAT Farm Club. Our last tournament found us at Cal Bowl on No-vember 16th. Twenty-seven bowlers took to the floor with a “change of pace” format, using the Open division’s for-mat of six qualifying games and bracket eliminations. Taking advantage of the good lineage, we decided to cut to the top 16 for match play.

In the qualifying round, Brett Huntoon gave us our tournament high game with a near perfect 278. He also had a 258 in the mix. However, leading the way was Daniel Updegraff with his first five games of 227-226-258-237-228. He led after qualify-ing at plus 190. Other high scores during the round came in from John McCullin 269-263-224, Mark Myers 259-258, Wesley Low 247-227, Stevn Roderick 246, Brian Hernandez 244-244-235-222, Kaitlin Mayall 244-231, Noel Sosa 244-223, Victor Hilva-no 222-222-237-243, Nolan Smith 227-236, Godfrey Gal-sim 236, Steven Alford 231, Marty McDonald 227, Nicole Shepard 225-223, Alex Fisher 223, and Eric Torrence 221. The cut to advance came in at minus 62.

In the first round of elimi-nations many of the sets went a full three games, allowing the bowlers to get their mon-ies worth. Notables from this round go to Huntoon 258-247, McCullin 258-227, Mayall 230-255, Gary Smith 244, Shepard 238-226, Ran-dall DeLeon 237, Galsim

JAT Farm Club (L-R) Mark Myers – 1st; Brett Huntoon – 2nd

by David Yamauchi

A.J. Garcia Strikes For His First TitleThe JAT headed over to Lakewood for our annual visit to Cal

Bowl. Luckily someone noticed that the lanes hadn’t been oiled after Rock n’ Bowl the night before so we got a late start after the shot was put down. It didn’t matter to Charlie Hair who led qualifying with a whopping +254 followed closely by Brandon Kraye at +230. Low to make the cut in 16th place was Melissa Pena at +54 while Preston Fukumizu took the alternate spot at +47. After only one upset we advanced to the round of 8 where 8th seed A.J. Garcia took down top-seed Charlie Hair 2-0 while 4th seed Travis Zehntner dismissed 12th-seed Jeremy Glover in two. On the other side of the bracket, 2nd-seed Brandon Kraye strung 12 for a perfect 300 handing DeeRonn Booker a tough 300-278 elimination in game 2. Mark Curtis Jr. took out 6th-seed Devin Bidwell to advance to the semis. In the semi finals, Travis Zehntner took A.J. Garcia to game 3 but A.J. strung 12 of his own for a perfect 300 game and a spot in the finals. Brandon Kraye finally met his match against Mark Curtis Jr. 277-234 in the elimination game bolting Mark to the final match. The two non-champs went at it for their first title with Mark striking first with a 215-184 win but it was all A.J from there 208-196 and 199-168 for the 2-1 win and his first title. Congratulations A.J.!

Special Holiday Event This SundayThe JAT event for this Sunday will be our special holiday

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227, Updegraff 224, and My-ers 224. Surprisingly, some of those high scores came in a losing effort.

In the next two rounds My-ers started to make his presence known with a 269 game in the round of eight and 224-265 in the semis. Others highs were from Galsim 247, McCullin 244, Hernandez 234, Huntoon 231, and Shepard 222.

The finals then placed My-ers against Huntoon, both look-ing for their first title. Myers being the veteran though put all question of concern out of reach going two straight games of 247-217 and 217-199 for his long overdue title. Congratulations Mark.

Well bowlers, you’ve en-joyed a little time off to feast and live life outside of bowl-ing, yeah right. Our next tour-nament is this coming Sunday at Keystone Lanes. Check-in begins at 8:15 and we’ll be running our normal Farm Club format (5 and 5 and finals). This will be our Christmas tournament with a few raffles and maybe some surprises. It would be nice to see the entire Farm roster (plus new bowl-ers) there.

As a quick side note: We will be doing the Open format at least one more time before the end of the season in June, but there will be plenty of ad-vance notice given, as points in this format are doubled along with other advantages to the high shooters. When announced, these are the tour-naments you really don’t want to miss.

Have a good remainder of the week and I’ll see you at Keystone.

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Tiny Tim Is No Scroogeby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Tim Blough certainly wasn’t stingy with the scores last week in the 590 Classic. Starting off with a 266, then adding 213, 258,and 236, he netted an early Christmas gift of a 973 series.

Others wrapping up 900 packages were: Martin Angulo 270/967, Willy Bordenave 266/961, Shig Shozi 248/918, and Kyle Osterman 247/916.

More highs were: Orlando Vanegas 253/880, Rose Wil-liams 247/871, Frank Bellinder 245/867, E.J. Rogers 244/852, Janet Anderson 223/847, Terry Brent 247/845, Lonnie Dotson 247/843, Kevin Hopkinson 245/841, Eva Munson 240/836, Fred Voysey 236/829, Ron Mahler 234/825, Alan Bloom 236/820, Cora Bussey 243/814, Tom Keehn 240/813, Tony Angulo 268/802, Juan Sandoval 279/801, Carl Adinolfi 240, Gino Vas-sallo 238, John Velasquez 235, Johnny Munson 235, Ed Stoute 233, Jenelle Jellsey 223, Rob Roberts 223, Stacy Rider 222, Ro-berta McNaught 221, Jerry Knight 221, Rich Heid 220, Karen Bagnall 217, Ron Douglass 216, John Phillips 216, Ed Hermance 214, David Wright 213, Rey Ortiz 213, Stan Guzy 212, Ronny Thompson 210, MarvinaVrabel 208, Al Lara 206, Tom Horton 202, Adrian Bradley 200 and Jack Wilson 200.

SAN BERNARDINO — The hustle and bustle of the holiday season is in the air and at the shopping malls. Or enter a baker’s kitchen and what a wonderful aroma of the goodies baking in the oven. Yum! Congratulations to Bridgett Young and Vince Wood on their “300” games bowled here at Del Rosa Lanes last week. Bridgett bowled her perfecto in the Wednesday Vegas while Vincent bowled his in the 630 Scratch Trio. We have other outstanding scores to report so here they are... Judson Baptist: Bob Walter 233-205/634, Jeremy Kramer 202/567, Donna Green 221/560, Gwen Cruickshank 209/503, Marty Perry 201/500. MTN-Commercial: Rick Quinbar 246/574, L.T. Togafau 208, Mike Murphy 206, Randy Bobroff 205, Vanessa Simo 514. Capri: Toni Futch 215/597, Rose Rudh 198/503. S.B.T.A.: Scott Henderson 213-204-213/630, Al Umezu 200/560, Marge Boyce 191, Betty Wynn 183. Dirty County: Bobby Campagnale 249-264/711, John Hutchings 223-265-202/690, Randy Hoffman 225-200/608, Rob Miner 236, Darren Robinson 233, Debra Neff 207. Elks Invitational: James Harris II 228, Lorie Click 224/530. Willows: Joanne Bolinger 210-207-214/631. Wed. Vegas: Bridgett Young 205-208-300/713, Pancho Carranza 262-201-235/698, Steve Morino 246-226-225/697, Dave Henry 256-235/660, Eric Ybarra 205-254/640, Leigh-ton Beach 222-216/605, Will Mattox 229, Jack Hamner 228, Howard Vasquez 226, Steve Pellegrine 225, Denise Carter 212, Likapeka Enriqiue 205, Rolann Karper 201. 630 Scratch Trio: Vince Wood 279-300-245-193/1017, Marv Sargent 268-258-278-224/1028, Joe Dube 235-257-268-240/1000, Red Dixon 267-208-236-279/990, Ken Demaio 278-226-277-204/985, Jackie Farris 247-267-278-185/977, Ziggy Czaja 279-277-195-219/970, Dave Wodka 268-258-227-212/965, Bob Salerno 248-258-232-223/961, James Dixon 238-246-246-224/954, Marty Coyazo 279-239-222-212/952, Michael Gray 238-245-241-228/952, John Davis Jr. 267-246-245-179/937, Corky Demaio 244-232-259-196/931, Paula Vidad 246-225-258-196/925, Nathan Urrutia 258-269-184-213/924, Mike Rick 215-210-222-277/924, Larry Byers 197-245-231-249/922, Bruce Clay 208-254-287-169/918, Bobby Campagnale 211-211-230-255/907 Randy Rozatti 239-202-226-233/900. SBCMSA: Mitch Heitritter 209/504. S.B. County: Bill Elliott 268-203/664, Bobby Campagnale 225-225-204/654, John Robinson 225-236/625, Lonnie Futch 243/621, Larry Richards 229-210/610, Toni Futch 219-213. Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 239-279/702, Corky Demaio 228-222-232/682, Bob Lewis 220-231-226/677, Mark Tucker 231-279/669, Kevin Kratochvil 255/636, Andi Mattice 223, Julie Johnson 215, Bridgett Young 213, Cindi Patton 201. Good Times: Bobby Campagnale 279-259/734, John Hutchings 279-247/700, Del Karper 237-266/700, Adam Sokoloski 211-221-231/663, James Harris II 220-220/631, Leighton Beach 257/631, Rick Hudson 235-206/631, Mike Mobley 207-215/613, Joe Lopez 247, Bill Elliott 226, Rolann Karper 256-201/650, Bridgett Young 222-213/634, SueLee Santero 212-201/600, Debra Neff 223, Sherri Boyer 215. Friday Vegas: Tony Medley 288/656, Joe Curran 203-209-220/632, Neal Summers 210-227/624, Don Nelson 245, Ray Averhart 242, Greg Nelson 227, Don Mills 227, Gary Ochs 225, Michelle Chong 201. Slot Busters: Garrett Campbell 225, Bob Rothman 207, Ann Rothman 189, Terri Lively 189, Cissie Lucas 188. Weekend Rollers: Roger Delos Reyes 221-244-235/700, Maurice Chavez 217-269/661, Mike Nakunz 211-278/659, Phil Ramey 206-298/654, Vince Vasquez 201-245-203/649, Tom Stebbins 252-204/630, Johnny Brooks 245-203/621, Pete Kontegeorgis 265-206/618, Ernie Juarez 200-211-204/615, Michael Berry 211-215/604, Ken Allgower 233, Gary Stebbins 232, Jackie Farris 221/608, Christina Her-nandez 204, Terri Soto 200. P.B.A. Experience Sidepots: Game 1: Ray Cobb 260; Game 2: Bobby Campagnale 256; Game 3: Bobby Cam-pagnale 217; Game 4: Dustin Biber 227. Have a great week and we’ll see you on the lanes.

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — If you want to know who made this week’s Honor Roll here at Del Rosa Lanes, you have to read this column. Young At Heart: Vito Vaccaro 222/514, Barbara Figueroa 519. Park & Rec.: John Hutchings 206-226/597, Sam Frisby 213-258-233/704, Randy Hoffman 233, Alice Winchester 175. Afternooners: Bob Lee 222/599, Terry Mahlstedt 179, Velma Bone 170. Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 243-240/673, Bob Lee 208, Fran Casey 174, Lydia Salazar 171. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jim Cooper 751, 2. Mike Lambert 738, 3. Jay Hudkins 736, Booby - Sam Frisby 602.

Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — The junior scores are in for the Del Rosa Lanes report. Take a look at who they are. Little Rascals: Kailee Littleton 94/184. Bantam Buddies: Taylor Rash 139/361, Ryan Cook 132/337. Pincrackers: Demi Demaio 162/438, John Torrez 136/354. Strike Force: Shelby Sheffl er 183/509, Matthew Stebbins 200/514.

ANAHEIM — Linbrook Bowling Center is celebrating the New Year with a New Year’s Eve Moonlight Color of Money. Check-in at 8:30 p.m., start at 9:30 p.m. Advanced entry is $15, at the door $30. Win cash, special prizes plus Vegas trip, fi nger foods, champagne/soft drinks. It’s limited to 80 bowlers, so sign up today! The scores are in for the week of December 2-9: Lunch Bunch: Gino Vassallo 215, Cathy Niederman 203. Swinging Trios: Ike Eisenacher 206. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Rick Weiland 242/616, Digger Larkin 203-215, Brent Valencia 210, Bob Romani 200, Pam Weiland 210, Eve Valencia 201. Ten Pins: Dale Mitchell 215-242-213/670, Jim Hawkins 239-236/667, Dick McKenzie 216-215-234/665, Josh Salas 225-212/628, E.J. Rogers 203-243/616, Shannon Scott 217-213, Kris Wilson 207. No KnottCents: Tim Butler 239/635, Jim Johnstone 205-201-213/619, Gene Shaw 213-226/600. Korean Bowling League: Tom Lee 227, Kwang Yeol Lee 204-208. 3’s Company: Marylou Platte 231, Vicki Wachter 215, Pat Rob-erts 205, Melinda Manahan 202. Executive Doubles: Mike Keogh 202-234/629, Ike Eisenacher 254/604, Bill Swanson 245, Ralph Tanner 231, James Blythe 223, Lisa Somma 224-237/650. Jacks & Jills: Ken Reser 257-201-215/673, Jerry Lao 209-236/632, Eddie Olivas 201-210/602, Fred Ringer 232, Romy Vil-lalobos 219, Imee Ahorro 210, Heather Skovard 203. Just Desserts: Dave Wright 279-246-269/794, Izzy Garcia 245-245/680, Andy Glade 260-220/667, Robert Vion 212-244/641, Mark McLeod 231-215/640, Billie Nett 237-210/625, Nikki Trepesowsky 232, Melissa Sajid 225, Maria Maag 213, Shirley Hodges 204. Bowl Sa Mo: Dong Hoon Choi 201-205-226/632, Henry Kim 242-212/616, Glen Kim 212-204/600, Sung Wok Kim 226, Jae Eon Yoo 207-203, Michelle Kim 234-201. Golden Nuggets: No Scores. Go For 9 (No-tap): Carl Adinolfi 252-220-265/737, John Hen-dricks 300-256/736, Rich Heid 243-245-213/701, Bill Dunlop 265-221/683, Tony Angulo 209-300/673, Margot Church 201-285/687, Carol Johnson 212-211-222/645, Patty Ricks 240, Diane Johnson 222, Abby Henriquez 222-220. Party Timers: Joe Bayne 234-232-234/700, Tim Blough 243-269/668, Chris Milligan 212-246-203/661, Dan Janssens 237-238/651, Pat Sangenito 222-226/637, Orpah Toliver 227/614. Anaheim Nisei: Bob Mendoza 205-222/625, Don Enriques 224-215/608, Shig Nakata 210-236, Ray Sanders 225, Dave Lau-therboren 220, Karen Chow 201. Nikkei: Ken Queypo 237-211-201/649, Ken Kawado 201-228/619, Walter Ohara 202-211/605, Nobu Takata 225, Shig Nakata 216, Dave Lautherboren 216. 525 Ladies Classic: Cora Bussey 228/606, Alice Bradley 258, Betty Saienni 209, Donna Juergens 204, Karen Bagnall 203. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Mike Warr 218-214/623, Ike Eisen-acher 213, Ed Bish 202-208, Don Smith 204, Pat Madonna 201. Magnolia Teachers & Friends (No-Tap): Bill McFeggan 203-230-232/665, David Odiorne 214, Pam Odiorne 215, Carolyn Anderson 205. 7-11 Vegas: Ed Angeles 279-235-258/772, John Conway 229-237-210/676, Tim Blough 235-227/661, Brandon Curtis 240-224/658, Orlando Vanegas 238-237/657, Lisa Somma 235, Eva Munson 215. Grey Panthers: Ro Mutzenberger 221, Jerry Dymora 205, John Vojtko 205, Mike Warr 201-203. TGIF: John Sanderson 201-200-278/679, Ron Sargent 217-226-205/648, Mike Sargent 232-200/617, Mike Wagner 235/612, Rick Sargent 242-216/604, Megan Mossbarger 230, Paula Fitzer 203. Vegas Party: Steve Brogdon 256-257-222/735, David Brogdon 237-256-215/708, Andy Moran 237-238-228/703, Ed Evans 233-247-221/701, Stan Evans 237-206-238/681, Pam Weiland 215, Traci Sodal 212. Kamaaina Bowling Club: Kevin Fujinami 279-231-252/762, Tash Castillo 213-213-236/662, Gregory Sato 233-220/627, Henry Urada 202-246/621, Lorin Tomono 215-211/619, Sandy Higa 219, Candice Gomez 213, Ana Fukuchi 204. Saturday Vegas Special: Mike Barcenas 223-236/657, Joe Molina 211-267/652, Tom Butters 220-223/634, Bill Swanson 217/605, JR Paaga 256, Sandi Dahlquist 212, Gwen Bell 200, Diane Butters 200. 4-4 Vegas: Rick Pawling 226-259-201/686, Brian W. Parker 239-204-215/658, Mike Peterson 226/618, Dan Perreira 219-206/613, Florencio Batalon 243, Melissa Adams 203, Cheri Butschke 203, Arleen Jones-Acker 203. Sunday Brunch Bunch: Joey Sangenito 240-235/672, Jerry Pearlman 225-237/641, Frank Pearlman 212-221/627. Double Daters: Kevin Smith 279-232/708, Willie Bordenave 204-256-222/682, Mike Blodgett 214-259-205/678, John Conway 237-207-232/676, Tim Hank 237-224-209/670, Joann Lee 214-201, Traci Sodal 209, Kim Gardner 204, Cathy Lopez 202. Family and Friends: Ron Aguon 215-244/626, Dave Kelly 256/608, Albert Blanco 230, Chris Meno 210, Ray Pangelinan 208,

Maria Kelly 233. Gamblers Anonymous: Hong Kha 238-203-200/641, Robert Bloom 213-204/616, Alan Bloom 228. Senior No-Tap: (Results of Dec. 2, 2008) 38 entries @ $10=$380. 38 lineage @ $5.25=$199.50. 38 prize fund @ $4.75=$180.50. 37 3-6-9 @ $1=$37. Place Money—1st John Hendricks 851 $35, 2nd Tony Hochgesang 831 $27, 3rd Orlando Vanegas 824 $20, 4th Rich Heid 812 $15, 5th Hank Yates 809 $10, 6th Don Gardner 787 $7. Sdiepots—1st game, scr.: 1st-2nd (tied) Orlando Vanegas and John Magill each with 303 and $7, 3rd Dean Martin 299 $5.50. 2nd game, scr.: 1st-2nd (tied) Don Gardner and Rich Heid 300 and $10 each, 3rd Ed Hermance 298 $7.50. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Ed Signorino 291 $8, 2nd-3rd (tied) Ken Gwyn and Hank Yates 290 and $5.25 each. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $123.50. Added $37. Winner: Tony Chaco $160.50.

Gwyn Grandiose With 706 In Linbrook Juniorsby Stacy

ANAHEIM — Jesse Gwyn glides to terrifi c scores in the Thursday Linbrook Juniors. Gwyn rolled 267-249-190 for a fabulous 706 series. For the gals, Jessica Quental scored her fi rst 600 series with awesome games of 181-226-209 for a splendid 616 series. Eric Evans smashed 232 and Jeff Hunt hit 225. Other great games were rolled by Jesse Ledesma 135, Abbott Hatch 192, Chris Conway 176-174, Daniel Robbins 163, Christopher DeFazio 141, Rebecca Peyatt 138, Deanna Gomez 147, Matt Clark 188 and Thomas Iriye 144-186-163/493. In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, Aaron Wilson whacked the pins for 198-201-242 for a super 641 series. Also with a nice series was teammate, Darrell Wilson with 202-182-217 for a 601 series. Hong Kha crushed 226-206/621. Other great scores were bowled by Jesse Gwyn 226, J.D. Greenhalgh 203, Richard Clendineng 214, Andrew Stewart 213, Mark McLeod 202, Jeff Hunt 210 and Steve Matsumoto 211. R.J. Davis downed the high game of the Bumper Busters with a fi ne 118-85 followed by more great scores from MaryBeth Zipagang smashed 99-117-108, Tyler Kemp crushed 80-116-89, Jennifer Lewis rolled 101-91, Andrea Cha-quila chopped 82-96-88, Hanna Kemp hammered 95-89, Khamron Gardner grinded 95-84, Esais Peru punched 67-93, Alan Gonzalez aced 81-79 and Jeremy Lopez scored 75-71. Andrew Stewart swished the pins around for great games of 202-220-247 for a terrifi c 669 series in the Saturday Linbrook Juniors. Aaron Wilson smacked 227-202 for a 617 series. Matt Clark strolled to a nice 225 game and Drew Hopkinson hopped to 206. Other great scores were tossed by Dominick Rodriguez 134, Sarah Clark 148, Kris McLellan 138, Jackie Tayag 168, Hanna Blankenship 153, Brandon Hoggart 154, Marco Vasquez 138, Thomas Iriye 141-145, Nicholas Gallant 157, Chris M. Rinner 133, Nathan Mathias 175, Terry Breland 120, Jessica Wheaton 124, Cheyenne Werle 143 and Nicole Tan 147. This week the Junior leagues will all be bowling in their fi nal position round to determine this seasons league champioins. Good luck to all the teams. We will be starting a new league season at the start of the new year. If you haven’t turned in your league return form please turn it in to Coach Stacy to save your team spot.

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