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NEW ORLEANS, La. (Feb. 7, 2010) – New Orleans Hornets All-Star point guard Chris Paul has made plenty of clutch shots during his bas-ketball career, but in his bowl-ing experiences, he had never thrown a bigger strike than the one he rolled in helping partner Jason Belmonte rally their team to victory in the Chris Paul PBA Celebrity In-vitational at Riverboat Lanes on the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base.

Paul’s seventh-frame strike, sandwiched between strikes in the sixth and eighth frames by Australia’s two-handed sensa-tion got Paul and Belmonte back into their title match against Pittsburgh Steelers’ Pro Bowl linebacker LaMarr Woodley and PBA Hall of Famer Norm Duke. And Bel-monte finished the rally with three strikes in the 10th frame to complete the 180-177 come-from-behind win.

The Chris Paul PBA Celeb-rity Invitational, taped in early January before an overflow crowd of U.S. military person-

Clutch Shots Give Paul, Belmonte Victory in Chris Paul Celebrity Invitational

by Jason Thomas

Cajucom First ABTA Winner using “900-Global” gets $100 Bonus(L-R) Marvin Crowder ABTA Director, Romy Cajucom holding the “900 Global Ball “The Link” that he used for his win at CAL Bowl. Bob Smith and Greg Kokanour ABTA Directors, Romy got a $100 bonus and thanks “900 Gobal” for the great Sponsorship of the ABTA. A ball is given weekly to our members from 900 Global. Great products. Check’em out folks.

SAN BERNARDINO—In a field of 112 players that in-cluded 8 PBA National Cham-pions and another 8 touring pros, Patrick Allen won his 20th PBA Regional Event. Patrick defeated Mike Fagan of Patchogue, NY, Vance Sisk of San Bernardino and Dave D’Entremont of Middleburg Heights, OH to earn his place in the title match.

The other half of the brack-et saw Will Wilson defeat Jim Murtishaw of Menifee, Jer-emy Glover of Los Angeles and Kevin Harlin of Milpitas without losing a single game.

The title match was an ex-citing one as Wilson struck out in the tenth frame for a score of 246 forcing Allen to get two strikes and 8 pins for the win. Patrick showed the crowd why he has won so many titles as he stepped up and struck out for the 249-246 victory. Allen earned $3,000 from the PBA, a $1,000 bonus from Del Rosa Lanes and a beautiful trophy

Patrick Allen Tops Star-Studded Field In PBA/Ebonite Open Event at Del Rosa Lanes

courtesy of 1-2-3 Awards for the win, Wilson received $1,700 for his second place effort. D’Entremont and Har-lin earned $1,100 each for 3rd and 4th.

The event saw plenty of high scores as there were four 300 games during qualifying by Jim Murtishaw, Shigeyeki

Mizuno, Patrick Allen and Bobby Campagnale. All of the exempt players and champions treated the local bowlers to a wonderful Pro-Am event on Saturday night that included a special autograph signing before hand. Del Rosa Lanes would like to give a special thanks to our title sponsor

Ebonite for helping us make the event possible and provid-ing the Magic Action bowling balls for the Pro-Am partici-pants. Check out www.pba.com for full results of the tour-nament. Go to www.delrosab-owl.com for Pro-Am results and other upcoming events at Del Rosa Lanes.

nel, aired Sunday on ESPN. The event was a cooperative venture between the Profes-sional Bowlers Association and Paul’s CP3 Foundation which provides financial as-sistance to many organizations in his native Winston-Salem, N.C., and in New Orleans.

The competition itself was a Baker Format doubles step-ladder, with Storm Products representatives Duke, Wes Malott, Pete Weber and Bel-monte teaming up with Paul, Woodley and fellow Pittsburgh Steelers star Hines Ward, Grammy Award-winning art-ist and actor Chris “Ludacris” Bridges. Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio also was a contender to bowl in the finals, but he lost a five-frame roll-off against Woodley, 70-42. Woodley was then paired with Duke for the finals.

As expected, the PBA stars threw most of the strikes and converted most of the spares, but because of the Baker Format – where teammates bowled alternate frames – it was the celebrity skills that ul-

timately decided the matches.Adding to the pressure was

a pledge of $1,000 to the CP3

Foundation by country music superstar Garth Brooks for

Dave Wodka presents Patrick Allen with his check & trophy. Proprietor Nicole Ellison had such a great time she promises to do it again next year. She thanks all the helpers & sponsors.

This year’s Open Tour-nament is fast approaching: Feburary 21 & 22 and Febru-ary 27 & 28 with Team Event hosted by Irvine Lanes and Doubles & Singles at Valley View. The deadline for pre-paid entries is February 11th but please call the office at 714/554-0111 for more entry

Hurry, Hurry, Hurry OC/USBC Open Tournament

by Joy McGregorinformation.

Scorekeepers are in de-mand to work both events so if you just love to keep your brain active and want to be part of this excitement, and get paid to do it ... Well then, call Cheryl at the OC/USBC of-fice.Hope to see y’all compet-ing on the lanes.

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The 2010 TAT Amateur NationalsResults from Feb. 1st -7th, 2010LAS VEGAS—It was another exhilarating week at The Or-

leans this year for the 2010 TAT Amateur Nationals. The econ-omy had no effect on our entries as we had 4968 entries in this one week event. This year’s winner was Ricky Henderson from Baltimore, Maryland and he took home $25,000! After winning the tournament Ricky said “I drilled up the Ebonite Mission and I knew it was going to win the tournament for me.” Finishing 2nd was Senior division bowler John Young earning $15,000 for his efforts. 3rd Place went to Joseph Guerrero cashing for $12,500, 4th Place was Fabio Andrade who was a 205 bowler and made $10,000, and 5th Place was our 189 & Under Handicap bowler Erik Glenn who cashed for $6,000. All together our Top 5 paid out $68,000 with our Top 10 receiving $83,500!

All TAT entrants received a new Ebonite High Performance Bowling Ball with the first 600 bowlers receiving a second Ebo-nite bowling ball all without any increase in entry fees. The Ebo-nite crew gave out 1404 bowling balls and 161 double tote bags during the week and as always did a terrific job helping out TAT bowlers with their equipment. We would like to thank them for all their hard work and dedication during this long, but exciting

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BOWLING NEWS February 11, 2010

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LA HABRA—On the weekend of February 20-21, 2010, the WCST Ebonite Singles returns to La Habra”300” Bowl for WCST Tournament #300. The tournament at this time is nearing 70 entries, and is filling quickly for the two age divisions of Seniors, Men, 45 to 59, Ladies, 40 to 49, and Super Seniors, Men, 60 & up, and Ladies, 50 & up.

The divisions pay separate prize lists. Qualifying: Saturday, February 20, 2010, starts at 12:30PM. Check In Time for all bowlers: 11:45AM to 12:15PM. Practice begins at 12:30PM

Entry Fees: $175.00 for current WCST Members, Guests add $15.00. Tournament pays one cash place in each division for every 3 entries. Extra money action is optional for High Game & Se-ries Blocks, and Brackets. Finals: Sunday, February 21, 2010 for both divisions start at 8:30AM.

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NICOLE ELLISON

Proprietor Extraordinaire...

Hosts PBA Ebonite Open

by Frank Weiler

SAN BERNARDINO—Nicole Ellison has done it again. Hosting her third annu-al PBA Regional Tourney and providing our local bowling fans with a superb show. PBA national exempt players sign-ing autographs, bowling high scores, and mixing it up with the fans during a great Pro-Am were just some of the great go-ings-on during the weekend. Ellison has my vote for BPAA Proprietor Of The Year.

Nicole has my vote because of everything she is doing to promote the sport of bowling and all that she has done to make her bowling center the best in SoCal. DEL ROSA LANES has been voted # 1 in the Inland Empire, by our lo-cal newspapers, every year she has been proprietor.

It all started when Nicole was eight years old, walked into Woodlake Bowl and laced up her bowling shoes for the first time. She just loved com-peting against her brothers and sisters for family bragging rights. That led to her watch-ing the LPBT (Ladies Profes-sional Bowlers Tour) lady pro bowlers on television every week and falling in love with the sport. The ladies tour on television nurtured her dream. That is why ladies bowling on TV is so important to the growth of the sport. It gives our girls something to dream about, something to aspire to.

Though she was a super soccer player, and a member of TEAM USA, bowling al-ways remained number one in her heart. In 2000, Nicole turned pro bowler and was voted PWBA (Professional Women’s Bowling Associa-tion) Rookie Of The Year. In 2001, she was WWPB (West-ern Womens Professional Bowlers) Rookie Of The Year. Ellison bowled on the PWBA national tour for five years, un-til the tour ended operations. When on tour, Ellison’s room-mates were DD DAVIDSON and TISH JOHNSON.

Nicole’s biggest profes-sional bowling thrill was roll-ing a PBA 300 game, a couple of years ago, at a PBA Western Regional Tourney at Arrow-head Lanes in San Bernardino. There were no PBA women’s 300 rings at that time, so Ni-cole has always been kidded about wearing her boy friends (DAVE WODKA) ring. No guys, it’s Nicole’s ring!

Now as a bowling pro-prietor, Ellison has come full circle, kid bowler to top notch owner. Her passion is “HER KIDS,” her junior bowlers.

Nicole’s special thanks go out to her proprietor mentors TOM CRISTI, JIM HORN-ING, BILL MOSSONTTE, and RON PLANTER. Thanks also to the BOWLING NEWS for supporting all SoCal pro-prietors and the PBA Ebonite Open. Also, Nicole wants Dave to know she loves him.

each celebrity strike.In the first semifinal round match, Paul and Belmonte man-

aged back-to-back strikes twice in cruising to a 175-131 victory over Weber and Ludacris.

“(Ludacris) told me he wasn’t that bad of a bowler,” Weber said with a grin. “He asked for some pointers. Didn’t work. We bowled a 131. I think he was pretty nervous. But it was a great time. They were all great guys, very nice, a pleasure to be around. They asked us a lot of questions and, of course, we asked them a lot of questions, too.”

In the next semifinal match, Duke matched Woodley’s strike in the third frame for a double that proved to be the difference in their 165-149 win over Malott and Ward.

“At first I was kind of skeptical about what was going on, bowling with star athletes in other sports,” Malott admitted. “You hear stories about how rude and inconsiderate pro athletes in other sport can be. But these guys were nothing but great to everyone. Being on the naval base was special, something that isn’t an every day event. All in all it was a great event.

“Hines especially was a lot of fun. He’s definitely a man of many emotions,” Malott laughed. “He got pretty excited about a few shots.”

In the title match, a Woodley strike between a pair of spares by Duke in the title match gave the duo a 13-pin lead over Paul and Belmonte, setting the stage for the Paul-Belmonte rally. Following Woodley’s two-count spare in the ninth frame, Duke struck on his first shot in the 10th frame, but left a 4 pin on his second attempt, giving Belmonte a chance to win. The reigning PBA Rookie of the Year threw three strikes in the 10th frame for the win.

“We were bowling the Chris Paul Invitational was for charity, so the idea was to have fun,” Belmonte said. “But I’m a competi-tive person and Chris is an extremely competitive person, so we wanted to win. That was our strategy - have fun, but make sure we won, and we did.

“To put his name on the trophy was our goal from the begin-ning, and we’re very happy to have done that,” Belmonte added. “But bowling with celebrities like Jack and Hines and Lamar and Ludacris and Chris? For blokes like me from Australia, we don’t get chances to do that very often. It was lots of fun.”

“It was a great time and the other athletes seemed to enjoy it as well,” Duke added. “LaMarr and I teamed up great, and Jack was a joy to bowl with as well. To see them wearing a version of my jersey was really cool. It made me want to call my mom and tell her I had made it to the big-time.”

For all of the fun and frolic, the Chris Paul Invitational proved to be a heart-warming event for the throng of servicemen and their families who were invited to attend. Garth Brooks’ pledge netted $7,000 for the CP3 Foundation.

And there may be additional residual effects from the event. “For Chris Paul to put something like that event together was re-ally meaningful to me,” Malott said. “It opened my eyes to what I can give back to my sport, and I’m thinking hard about doing a youth event in my area. I know Chris Barnes does one, but we’ll get it figured out…we’ll make something happen, too.”

PBA Regional continued from page1Marjorie Bradshaw was All-Around Gal at Pioneer Bowl

by Daughter Annette AndersonNORWALK—A small article about my Mom’s death that took her on Thursday Feb. 4, 2010 at

4:35 p.m. for those of you who knew her, from the Pioneer Bowl times between 1972 to 1985. She ran the Youth programs during the day-time and the big Youth League on Saturday mornings along with working as the desk controller, the league coordinator, and participating in the ladies post of-fice league that bowled on Thursday nights. One day she was trying to locate Tina the waitress in the coffee shop to inform her that Julie her daughter was in a bike accident and taken to the hospital, when she took a spill and broke her ankle that could be heard from the coffee shop doors down to lanes 5 & 6 where her husband Harry Bradshaw and friend John were practicing.

She remained involved with the Southeast Youth District for many years helping the youth and her own children grow up in the bowling world. Unfortunately the break was too bad for her to come back to the bowling business and she took courses in accounting for All American Home Center, and worked for them for 22 years.

I took her place as the youth director and involvement in the local associations going from Southeast Youth District to San Gabriel Valley Youth District in 1987 until 1993, when a failed back surgery put me down for close to 2 years. Columbia Bowl asked me to come back. And I did, from 1995 until it closed in August. 2000. I went to New San Gabriel Lanes for a year an a half before they closed. My group moved to BRC Covina Bowl. My Turtle Bowl Youth Bowling Program came alive in Jan. 6, 2003 . The group bowls Thurs at 4:30 pm and Sat at 10 am in San Dimas at Chaparral Lanes.

Marjorie Bradshaw was loved by her bowling children. Marjorie is survived by her husband Harry L. Bradshaw Jr, Father-in-law Harry L. Bradshaw Sr, Daughters Annette M Anderson, Caro-lyn S Yeoman and Son Randy L Bradshaw who have all worked at Pioneer Bowl at one time or another. She is also survived by 3 grandchildren - Samantha Bradshaw, Michael Bradshaw (Utah), and Austin Yeoman; her brothers Bryan & Allan Mahoney, Bryan’s wife Judy and 7 nephews from her 3 different brothers. Marjorie Bradshaw was diagnosed with cancer in May 2008 and was un-able to beat it, but is in a place without pain, and with family and friends to cheer her up now and watch over us. The viewing & services will be at Rose Hills in Whittier. Viewing through gate 1 Wednesday night from 5 pm until 8:30 pm and the service will be Thursday also through gate 1 starting at 9 am. After Thursday services everyone is welcome to Harry Bradshaw’s house for food, soda, coffee and water. Share your memories with everybody. Cards can be sent to Harry Bradshaw 12018 Juno Ave, Norwalk CA 90650. In lieu of flowers send a donation in memory of Marjorie Bradshaw to cancer research. Thanks to the past bowlers that have remembered my family.

Annette M (Bradshaw) Anderson

week of competition.Our Ebonite Challenge set a new record this year going 29

rounds and almost 3 hours of no-tap elimination bowling! With only Ebonite balls allowed in this event, the Ebonite Challenge definitely lived up to its name as every ball looked terrific. When the pins settled, Curtis Dornath came out the 2010 Ebonite Chal-lenge winner. Curtis is taking home $5,000 with his Ebonite Playmaker that seemed to read the lanes just right. There were 30 cash winners in this event and it had a 1 for 6 cashing ratio. As always, all Ebonite Challenge competitors received a new Ebo-nite Lane Breaker just for entering with over 75% the bowlers getting in for free!

The TAT grew in size this year by 40% mostly due to the add-ed $100,000 investment by TAT and the amazing value that came with the bowler’s entry. Bowlers received free squads, Ebonite balls & double tote bags, free casino cash, half price entries, Ebo-nite challenge finals entries, and even a free room night if you reserved your room by January 10th. All of this came at no extra cost to the bowlers and without increasing any entry fees. We had over 150 amateur bowlers in our main finals and 185 in the Ebonite finals with over 50% of them receiving at least $1,000 just for making our main finals in one of the six divisions.

We had over 300 new bowlers in this year’s TAT and paid out over $500,000 in cash and prizes to amateur bowlers. Our 4 free Chance tournaments paid out a total of $20,000 and bowl-ers received up to 5 free squad entries just for signing up early along with a free room night at The Orleans at no cost. We had 3 TAT Sweepers this year with all overall winners receiving $1,000. Our first Sweeper was won by Brian Wallace and all TAT bowlers got to bowl in it for free at 1:00 on Monday. Our second Sweeper was Wednesday and was won by Mike Albert with Daniel Skrimager winning our Thursday sweeper. We also added a new Handicap division to this year’s TAT Amateur Na-tionals which had over 160 bowlers that averaged under 189. One of them was guaranteed to our Top 5 and received a check for $6,000. All other handicap finalists received checks ranging from $400 to $2500 each.

On behalf of the entire TAT staff, we would like to thank all our TAT bowlers and sponsors for making this year’s Amateur Nationals the best tournament in years! We would also like to thank The Orleans for their outstanding customer service and hospitality during this exciting week of megabuck bowling. You can find results from this year’s 2010 TAT Amateur Nationals our posted on or website at www.tatbowl.com. Thanks again to our bowler and our sponsors for making this another wonderful megabuck tournament.

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Johnny OrloffDies at 94 years

Downey - Johnny Orloff was born in Mexico 94 years ago to Russian Immigrants waiting their turn to enter the U.S. leagally. He married Dorothy in 1937. They had 3 chil-dren , Michael, Susan and Marilyn. They were all raised in Southern California, where Johnny worked as a meat cutter. He lost his wife Dorothy 24 years ago. Bowling was the second love (after fam-ily). Johnny bowled in leagues in Downey for over 50 years. Services will be held Friday February 12 at 11 a.m. White Emerson Mortuary 13304 East Philadelphia St. Whit-tier 90601 562-698-0304.


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1 romy Cajucom ss 717 $1,100.00 Cash & Carry $850.00 ABtA shirt $100.00 900 global Ball $100.00 2 vuong Do 678 $550.00 3 ryan nam 686 $205.00 4 randy Folden 690 $125.00 5 miriam galluzzo 664 $125.00 6 lordan Ferguson 716 $115.00 7 koo hwang 680 $115.00 8 marvin Crowder, sr. 650 $115.00 9 rina Cordero 648 $115.00 10 joshua navarro 714 $105.00 11 tony tang 704 $105.00 12 Bernie navarro 672 $105.00 13 David Emrich 662 $105.00 14 Bobbie mcCollum (ss) 657 $105.00 15 jeff taino 656 $105.00 16 Ed Abarca 655 $105.00 17 val wise 644 $100.00 18 vien (tim) tran (60%) 638 $58.50 19 ted villaroman 635 $97.50 20 vic Paolucci (ss) 632 $95.00 21 jack trongale 631 $95.00 22 leo tartamella 629 $92.50 23 David Dittlinger 628 $92.50 24 Chae kim 627 $90.00 25 jhun tan 627 $90.00 26 martin nakunz (ss) 622 $87.50 27 Pilbert Colian 618 $85.00 28 Cezar marcella 615 $82.50 29 roberta nakunz (ss) 612 $78.75 30 jeje gabriel 612 $78.75 31 Faye josafat 611 $73.75 32 rico Cayton 611 $73.75 33 Angelina nillo (ss) 610 $68.75 34 Ely Cruz (ss) 610 $68.75 35 tres Catalasan 609 $65.00 36 richard samson 601 $62.50 37 Alan libao 598 $61.25 38 thomas licauco (60%) 598 $36.75 39 jerry Chang 595 $59.00 40 Art windsor (ss) 594 $58.00 41 millie newman 592 $57.00 42 jeanette Change 590 $56.00 43 george Covarrubias 586 $56.00 44 lonzell Burnett (ss) 583 $55.00 45 Connie Ferrer (60%) 571 $32.75 46 wilson Cheung 571 $54.50 47 michael kong 563 $54.00 48 juan Camarena 555 $54.00 49 raymond grabinski 551 $53.00 50 marife Catalasan 541 $53.00 51 Alex reyes DnF F/E

DOuBlEs1 ryan nam / jerry Chang 1572 $180.00 2 jimmy wong / jerry Chang 1498 $160.00 3 Cecilia lung / jerry Chang 1470 $150.00 4 jerry Chang / Andrew lung 1463 $140.00 5 giang huynh / jerry Chang 1452 $130.00

ABtAAmEriCAn BOwlErs tOurnAmEnt AssOCiAtiOn

(at Cal Bowl) February 66 jeff taino / tony tang 1383 $120.00 7 leo tartamella / marvin Crowder 1383 $120.00 8 tres Catalasan / marvin Crowder 1381 $100.00 9 tony tang / jhun tan 1381 $100.00 10 ryan nam / vuong Do 1381 $100.00 11 victor Paolucci / vuong Do 1375 $90.00 12 marvin Crowder / David Emrich 1374 $80.00 13 jeff taino / Alan libao 1368 $70.00 14 jeff taino / jeje gabriel 1363 $60.00 15 jeje gabriel / jhun tan 1361 $60.00 16 tony tang / vuong Do 1361 $60.00 17 jeff taino / jhun tan 1358 $50.00 18 marife Catalasan / marvin Crowder 1356 $40.00 19 tony tang / jeannette Chang 1353 $40.00 20 teddy villaroman / jeje gabriel 1353 $40.00 21 glenn matsumoto / marvin Crowder 1350 $30.00 22 Ely Cruz / marvin Crowder 1348 $30.00 23 ryan nam / Cecilia lung 1344 $20.00 24 Cecilia lung / ryan nam 1344 $20.00

FinAnCiAl rEPOrtCut scores:

men: sat + 56 women: sat + 34super seniors: lonzell Burnett, martin nakun, roberta nakunzhigh Qualifer (Free Entry)men: jerry Chang + 249

women: Bobbie mcCollum + 683 - 6 - 9 : william garrett

match game: 227 - no winnermatch series: 502 - Bryan moore

regular Entry ........................................... nheim tran regular Entry .........................................Alex velasco storm 3 Ball roller Bag.............................. Chae kim high End Ball ......................................... Ben hurtado 2 nights las vegas .............................. Ariel Ocampo 900 global Ball ........lonzell “super senior” Burnett Prize Fund 223 $5,676.25Paid Entries 25 @ 53 $1,325.00Optional sidepots $1,397.00Doubles $1,990.003-6-9 $50.00Cash & Carry $850.00match series $1,658.00shirt & trophy $88.00total Payout $21,454.25

Cajucom is ABTA Winner at Cal Bowl (L—R) Ryan Nam 3rd $205 , Miriam Galuzzo 4th $125, Romy Cajucom (Champ) $2,150, Vuong Do (Runner up) $550.

Bryan Moore hits Match Series $1,656 at CAL (L—R) Faithful ABTA Supporter Bryan Moore is congratulated by ABTA Direc-tor Deborah Sanders for hitting the Match Series at CAL His 502 scratch score was good for $1,658. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy!!

LAKEWOOD—One of the “Good Guys” and one of the finest gentlemen I have known. While celebrating his Birthday and bowling in the ABTA he was the best Satur-day night at CAL Bowl. Romy Cajucom won his fitth ABTA Title by downing a hot shooter Vuong Do in the title game to take home a tidy $2,150, on his Birthday no less:_) Romy won this from the top seeded position in the top 16 single elim finals.

The scoring was semi tough, but fair. making the cut were Men +56 and the ladies +34 to make the semis and also added were Super Seniors Lonzell Burnett., and the Na-kunz tandem Marty and Bob-bie.

A good turnout of 224 bowlers ( 4 Squads) saw 51 Semifinalists take the floor, of which all would cash and the top 16 to advance to the single elim finals with 3 women min guaranteed to the top 16.

The scoring was conten-tious with Romy Cajucom leading the way at +117, and in second place, Lord Fergu-son only one title pin back at +116. Romy will sit out and bowl for the title. Lord to enter into the second round of the top 16 finals. It took a +48 (men) and the 3 guaranteed women to make the top 16 Single Elims at CAL .

The first round went. We had Bernie Navarro, Joshua Navarro, Tony Tang, Dave Emrich, Ed Abarca, Bobbie

Cajucom Wins Fourth ABTA Title at Cal BowlWins First “900 Global” Ball Bonus!

Bryan Moore Hits Match Series $1,682Match Game is $3,500 • 3-6-9 is $1,800 This Week

Bowling Square is Our Host This Saturday12:00 1:00-2:30-4:00 & 600PM Semis 7:45 PM

Mc Collum, and Jeff Taino lose out. They received checks of $105 each in 10-16th plac-es.

Round two had Lord Fer-guson, Koo Hwang, Marv Crowder and Rina Cordero fall out and get checks of $115 in 6-9th places

Round three had Vuong Do get to Miriam Galluzzo 184-154. Ryan Nam edged Randy Folden 211-192. Randy and Miriam were 4th and 5th with fine bowling and $125 with two of our regulars to meet for the right to bowl Cajucom for the title.

The semi final match was on. Vuong brought his strike ball this game in a 256-221 win as Ryan couldn’t seem to find his shot, and had a few bad breaks. He was 3rd and bowled so well. Vuong was off to the title game vs Romy Cajucom.

The title game was on as Romy led off with a double. Vuong then was clean and Romy open in 3rd. Vuong still clean but he had a prob-lem as Romy then fired a four Bagger frames 4-5-6-7 to take command but when Vuong chopped a spare in frame 9 it was all over as Romy wins it 211/244-177/201. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Romy and ABTA Title in fact. Great Bowling!!

Great bowling by Vuong Do, a titleist who really per-formed well at CAL and almost took the title. He is a great Guy and very Competitive. Same goes for Ryan Nam who did so

well Nice Bowling!Miriam Galluzzo and Ran-

dy Folden did well also! ABTA Notes: Tourney Hi

Qualifiers were Jerry Chang +248 for the men. Bobbie Mc Collum Lung led the ladies +68.They will get paid entries for the fine bowling.

The Doubles were headed by Jerry Chang and Ryan Nam with a big 1,572 and $180. Chang teamed with Jimmy Wong1498 and $160. In fact the first five places went ½ of the dapper Mr. Chang as he bowled lights out! We paid 24 places and $1,990 in the doubles.

The Match Game was NOT matched with a 227, so we again go for $3,500 this week with a nice a carry-over of $2,250. We will have $3,500 in the next event also Big Bucks to be won.

The Match Series was Matched at CAL by a Happy Bryan Moore $1,658. He liked that idea. Bryan is a great ABTA Supporter Congrats!!

The 3-6-9 was NOT hit either as William Garrett out-lasted the field but missed in shot 1. We go for $1,800 Sat-urday Folks!

Romy Cajucom hails from Los Angeles, and used the “900 Global” Link drilled by James at Pickwick Bowl. He is married to a beautiful lady Mary Lou who was in the Phil-ippines when she heard the news. They have Kids Ryan, Marvin, Joy and Amar. He thanks Bob the ABTA Staff,

The families of Guevarra, Sosa, Cruz, Garcia and Matsu-moto and the 3 stooges Dan-ny Ely and himself. Romy is well-respected and it is fitting that he wins the title. He got a $100 Bonus for using “900 global ball for the win.

Vuong Do is from West-minster and used a Global 900 drilled by ABTA Member Benny Mach at Westminster Lanes. He has a very pretty girlfriend Julie Nguyen who bowls the ABTA most every week also. He thanks Julie for support and the ABTA Staff.

Ryan Nam is from San Gabriel and used an Invision drilled by Ed Williamson at Bowling Square. He and pretty girlfriend Christina Ch-eung bowl most every week with us and are great people. They have two beautiful dog-gies Bubu and Bebe. He thanks Mou Liu Bowlers and th ABTA for support.

It was great to return to CAL where the action is al-ways awesome .

Special Thanks to Leonard, and Staff, and Sal for the fair to all Lane Condition. We re-turn there soon. It is History folks as Romy Cajucom en-ters the archives as our latest champion at CAL BOWL.

Bowling Square in Arca-dia is our host this Saturday and we will again have a Free Drawing for a 900 Global Ball from Our Sponsor!

Next week is West Covina Lanes Feb. 20.

Check-in early Saturday Squad times are 12:00- 1:00-2:30- 4:00 and 6:00 PM Semis at 7:45 PM.

Also, we are already raf-fling Las Vegas Rooms, 900 Global Ball and Bag weekly at the Tournament. Win Yours! 6 tickets for $5. Vegas is going to be big in July! July 1-2-3-4

See You at Bowling-Square! New schedules to be mailed soon. If YOU have ad-dress change get it to us asap Thanks for being an ABTA member!!

Superbowl Winners Free Contest Dom Laguardia Colts 32-17 good for two nights at So Point in July. 2nd Tess Santos miss by 4 points La Ve-gas En try and 3rd Ada Wong miss 5 points good for $50 in cash. They all had Saints to win etc Good Picks by these fine prognosticators.

Winners of the Free Pool for the forst 100 entrants at Cal were

And Mr. Super Senior him-self won the weekly Drawing for the 900 Global Ball and his name Lonzell Burnett

See you at West Bowling-Square! New schedules to be mailed soon. If YOU have ad-dress change get it to us asap! Thanks for being an ABTA member!!


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Southern Nevada-California Deaf Bowling Association This Weekend

by Ed AbakumoffCABAZON, CA.—The 26th Annual Southern Nevada-Cali-

fornia Deaf Bowling Association takes place this week-end Feb-ruary 13 -14. The Action will be at Canyon Lanes in Carbazon California. The bowling center has 24 lanes. It is located right next door to the Morongo Hotel and Casino. This year’s host is the Riverside Silent Bowlers and the chairperson is Don Tousig-nant.

There has been a slight change in the normal scheduling of the tournament. The change is that the General meeting will be held at 5:00pm Saturday afternoon instead of the usual Friday evening. All bowling events will be conducted on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday there will be 2 squads of Singles and Doubles at 9:00am and 12:30pm. In the afternoon where will be 2 squads of qualifying for the Deaf Elimination Tournament at 12:30pm and 2:30pm.

Sunday morning,2 squads for the team event, one at 9:00am and the other squad will be to be announced, possibly after the first squad.

The Deaf Elimination Tournament rounds will occur after the conclusion of the team events early Sunday afternoon. SN_CDBA attracted 25 teams, 94 singles, 47 doubles and 66 deaf elimination entries. The Secretary/Treasurer wants to remind all about the dress code. All shirts must have a collar ( no T-shirts).

Pants can be slacks, trousers, corduroy and blue jeans with no holes in them. Capris are allow for the female entrants only.

There are entrants for other states coming to participate, they are from Northern California, Arizona, Washington and from the islands of Hawaii as well as Southern California and Nevada.

Most of the team entries are in the 600+ team average range. There are 5 teams in the 700+ range. One of the teams, Las Vegas Deaf Bowling Association features Thomas Koewitz, who recently rolled his first 300 game. There are 3 teams with 800+ team average. The strongest team 864 consist of 3 former Deaf-lympians, Ed Abakumoff, Robert Ellison, Darrell Stogryn and joined by a lefty Mark Fisser. The next team at 835 have Carl Malucci and Ken DeGroff coming in with identical 246 averages and have a couple of 170 averages in their team. The third team has a 810 and mostly from Northern California. Ed Bazan, Bert Enos, Mike Scharnow and the 4 member is from Southern Cali-fornia, Daniel Vasquez Jr. These guys have their work cut out for themselves, because they have little or no handicap.

Thomas Koewitz Get His First Perfect Game

Reported by Carl Malucci LAS VEGAS, NEVADA—Tommy Koewitz, who bowls in

the Wednesday night Mountainsiders on team with James Mac-Donald , Pete Morreale and sara Sain-Jurgens. He shot his first 300 game during his second game. His games were 188-300-233 for a 721 series. Tommy says he found his line in the 9 frame of the first game and punched out in the 10th frame and kept on striking in the 2nd game for his 300. Oddly enoughbefore his thenth frame he had to wait a while to have some work fixed in the back. He remained calm during the long wait and finally got his chance to bowl and after he got his 12th strike for the 300, he looked up and said “Thanks Dad, Love You!”

LAS VEGAS

TRAVEL LEAGUEBy Alice

Meglemre

FOUNTAIN VAL-LEY—The Pro bowlers left some good scoring for the league when it traveled to Fountain Bowl this week. Roberta McNaught led the honor roll with 216-581, followed by Doris Lewis 200-567, Cindie Martin 553, Mary Dixon 210-539, Aresia McGee 215-531, Karen Mauricui 518, Con-nie Berkely 507 and Cil Moons 501.

Keystone #2 maintains league leadership with 52 win, followed by Fountain Bowl 49, Doris’ Hair De-signs, 45.2; Cal Bowl #1, 45; Cal #2, 43; Valley View #2, 42, Keystone #3, 40 and the rest of the league fol-lows from 39 down to the celler team at 17.2.

Pat Willmore came vis-iting again Monday, along with many kids who were enjoying a holiday due to Monday being President’s Day.

A visit to the Orange County USBC office, after bowling, to check transfer memberships for subs also resulted in buying ten 2- year calendars. They were on sale at $2 each. See me Monday if you failed to buy a 2010-2011 when we had them in December.

NEXT WEEK: 10:30 a.m. Monday February 15 at Keystone Lanes.

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Last Weeks Solution


JEFFREY SARGENT WINS SECOND ABT CHAMPIONSHIP AT LINBROOK BOWLANAHEIM—After five qualifying squads at Linbrook Bowl on February 6-7, 2010, our final-

ists included 11 bowlers. After the beat the board finals, Jeffrey Sargent came out on top by 16 pins to win his second ABT championship.

Our newest championship, Jeffrey Sargent, is a letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service. Jeffrey is married to Myrsha and has one child, Natalie. Jeffrey has been bowling for over 25 years and bowls in the ABT League at Yorba Linda Bowl and leagues at Westminster Lanes and Linbrook Bowl. Jeffrey was using Storm Hot Rod drilled by Kent Kinoshita for the win this weekend. Jef-frey sports a high game of 290 and a 680 series. Jeffrey wanted to thank Myrsha and Natalie for their love and support. Jeffrey also wanted to thank Kent for taking care of his equipment. Jeffrey also wanted to thank Linbrook Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT directors for running an outstanding tournament.

The winner of the 2-Game Sweeper on Saturday was Ian Markstrum and Sunday’s winner was Jonathan Barraca. The winner of the senior sweeper was Daryl Brandt. The mystery game and series scores were drawn during our finals meeting. The mystery game was 157 in game two. The mystery series was 597. There were no winners. The mystery game and series pot is open to all members.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at Linbrook Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be February 20th at Westminster Lanes. The squad times for this tournament will be 12:30, 2, 3:30 and 5PM. At approximately 6:30, we will have a two-game beat-the-board roll-off for the championship. The address for Westminster Lanes is 6471 Westminster Lanes, in the city of Westminster. Their phone number is 714-893-5005. First place with 40 entries and 40 entries in the bonus pot will be $1100. The entry fee for this tournament is $40. We hope to see you at Westminster Lanes on Saturday, February 20!

ABT at Linbrook: (L-R): Front Row: Jonathan Barraca, Sun Sundara, Jeffrey Sargent, Natalie Sargent, Miguel Rosales. Back rose (L-R) Brad Graeff, Brian Yamanoha, Gilbert Zermeno, Gilbert Gissendaner, Cliff Higgins, Peter Bernal, Daryl Brandt and Ian Markstrum.


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WINNETKA—Another Scratch Singles is on the schedule for this weekend. 10 AM on Sunday February 14th will be the starting time for the Top 5 Scratch Match Play Open Event which will feature 8 games of qualifying followed by a top 5 stepladder finals bowled on a modified house shot. Check in time is 9:30 AM. Please see our ad in the Bowling News or contact Tourna-ment Director Patrick @ 818-389-2449 or [email protected] See you on the lanes.

Here are the high scores for the week.

PHIL-AM: Bert Araneta 205-598, Raul Ventenilla 213-583, Levi Navarette 219-579, Phillip Gayatin 563, Donald Lavares 201-558, Helen Ventenilla 209-526, Socorro King 202-526.VIVA LAS VEGAS: Tad Schweitzer 277-759, Travis Greene 258-726, Scott Friedman 247-679, Mikhael Malta 668, Stephen Mendez 665, Kathy Litzenberger 199-570, Roberta Martel 253-561, Debby Koeller 188-500.RIVER MANIACS: Barry Simon 267-730, Ryan Simonian 723, Johnnie Englehart 279-720, Tad Schweitzer 268-686, Ray Stoy 269-686, Monise Kelly 204-557, Vicky Colburn 198-544, Sharon Weger 191-519.MONDAY NITE MADNESS: Jerome Hampton 222-612, Robert Iblings 216-595, Mike Hahn 213-591, Bob Pfleger 571, Wayne Coffman 554, Carol Tucker 170-469, Carol Enochs 457, Martha Pfleger 174-456, Joanne Lenane 166-456.COMEDIANS: Mark May 247-721, Russ Gothrick 257-716, Jesse Chastain 265-697, Justin Archer 697, Kevin Gross 257-696, Sharon Weger 192-573, Mary Becker 187-521, Carol Asher 195-519.TUESDAY PICK-A-BALL DOUBLES: (4 games) Jude Niles 258-796, Allan Nathan 227-789, Becky Harrold 223-784, Ri-cardo Rosete 212-783, Larry Zeno 234-775, Katherine Hannah 207-765, Sonny Castillo 743, Chuck Potter 743.EARLY BIRDS: Mike Johnson 248-659, Art Rosenberg 222-616, Lori Fish 206-603, Jay Shaffer 215-584, Ray FIsh 215-578, Caros Leon 556.PBA EXPERIENCE SINGLES: (4 games) Dave Schaffer 259-824, John Ritchie Jr 246-202-787, Larry Friedman 215-704.500 CLASSIC: Petra Kaun 206-559, Carol Asher 201-547, Mar-ian McWilliams 204-541, Patti McVicker 539, Leslie Jackson 535.THE CLASSICS: Michael Witt 253-693, Tina Enriquez 226-664, Louis Enriquez 258-655, Richard Greenzweight 256-647, Jerry Lovell 224-630, Jim Howell 224-622, Gayle Kirby 262-616, Pam Findl 223-597, Luke Sultzer 211-552, Pam Blake 226-547.BNAI BRITH CLASSIC: George Lippert 246-725, Jay Da-vies 261-689, Ernest Johnson 605, Roman Agiert 597, Michael Halem 213-587.THURSDAY PICK-A-BALL: (4 games) Jeff Johnson 200-697, Andrew Johnson 191-680, Jose Roque 208-658, Glenn Casparro 199-653, Keith Sripom 190-597.PARTY ANIMALS: Dan Onestinghel 265-737, Elizabeth Fon-vergne 246-727, Michael Pollack 268-710, Jared Leigh 247-673, Mark Vaughan 670, Mike Fonseca 656, Sharon Weger 209-565, Erica Pollack 210-564, Marsha Graham Martinez 220-529, Rishelle Davis 520.VEGAS 4 FUN: Robert Spengeman 238-686, Richard Guzman 234-639, Vaughn Fountain 225-633, Jun Tumacay 235-609, Jaf Martinez 584, Pam Fountain 213-559, Brit Huerta 197-546.SFVCC NIKKEI: Russ Yamaguchi 256-721, Kevin Eto 247-671, Kirk Sasaki 219-633, Shoji Takeshima 623, Mas Suruki 612, Noriko Fukunaga 213-578, Rumiko Nakata 186-514.

SENIORS:49’ERS SENIOR TRIO: Richard Greenzweight 232-660, Carolyn Scherzberg 273-653, Rick Dobris 257-634, Dale Rubin 215-604, Dave Folck 596, Jim Halliday 209-560, Nancy Cottrell 181-504.FUNTIMERS: Ron Doll 252-708, Steve Herndon 258-686, Carolyn Scherzberg 234-671, Al Reiswig 247-618, Mel Neiditch 606, RIchard Greenzweight 210-602, Candy Adams 179-514, Anne Wallis 189-509.39’ERS SENIOR TRIO: Steve Herndon 248-700, Carolyn Scherzberg 279-696, Larry George 266-692, Lucy Tralla 238-664, Jerry Ambrosini 642, Tom Roberts 241-629, John Sanchez 242-628, Sylvia Kesilis 211-566, Eloise Valencia 184-513.

JUNIORS: BUMPER THUMPERS: (2 Games) Aiden Levy 99-197, James Sanchez 94-176, Stevan Martinez 87-172, Phillip Kaufman 93-170, Dillon Nguyen 164, Alexis Burnett 81-154.JUNIOR ROYALS: Justin Pluchino 203-554, Allen Minot 215-541, Mark Gagnier 164-440, John Nelson 184-437, Keith Nelson 167-437, Bertha Rose 149-397, Ashley Brett 135-338, Julia Frias 117-332.

Congratulations to those who qualifies for the Pepsi Tournament. The regional rolloff will be held here at Canoga Park Bowl on the weekend of March 20-21. Teams are now forming for the Junior City and State Tournaments. Please see Ron if you want to participate.

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Aubrey Johnson 129,127,134/390, Ed Johnson 129,120,150/399, Willie Young 238,143,205/586, Deloris Harris 138,135,126/399, Milton Donnerson 194,208,243/635, Fred Contreras 138,180,185/503, Cathy Anderson 128,135,162/425, Ella Wil-son 177,134,113/424, Ike Sanders 179,192,177/548, Al Winston 155,157,153/441, Andrew Morton 171,201,172/544, Theresa Harrison 99,124,106/329, Shirly Fields 112,102,116/330, Larry Neri 209,188,225/622, John Brider 103,149,154/406, Marci Hansen 129,138,166/433, James Johnson 175,16,191/512, Tom Pettway 190,194,182/566, Willie Creer 159,153,148/460, Gene Hammons 159,153,178/490, Albert Stephen 119,130,112/361, Gene Skulick 98,166,176/440, Lerdy Canaday 183,144,138/405, Albert Burnett 157,136,193/480, Art Dirmert 209,162,155/523, James Kennard 152,141,203/496, Tre Collier 202,148,161/511, Jessie Lane 157,122,117/396, Joe Brown 160,183,178/521, Don Jackson 130,189,173/492, Joe Matthews 153,169,159/481, Dan-nie Van Horn 157,147,182/486, Bob Van Horn 151,136,175/462, Almyra Perrito 134,101,134/369, Glenn Wright 177,160,141/478, Vern Willey 137,156,111/404, Earl Hullett 180,210,188/578, Loretta Ringor 150,162,192/484, Rick Hunter 185,164,175/524, Tua Sula 159,184,192/535, Fale Sula 198,220,201/619, Ed Hansen 232,180,216/628, Eva Hammons 89,99,112/300, Josh Hudson 200,237,198/635, Ron McClain Sr.180,183,194/566, Walter Millsap 199,201,138/538, Ben Jones Sr. 180,163,160/503, Rose Belton 186,113,147/446, J.J. Scott 210,148,186/544.

Recycled Teens: Art Diemert 241-22-278/714, Eddie Buhay 582, Divina Buhay 513, Jorge Fernandez 667, Adela Sanyos 562, Harold Runyon 553, Don Keith 561, Wendell Ledbetter 576, Rudy Munzon 217-258-268/743, Will Panton 562, Jim Burke 569, Ben Jones Sr. 513, Norma Myers 508, Walter Millsap 574, BJ Theiss 689, Dominic Antonio 577, John Matthews 596, Tom Spencer 510, Albert Bur-nett 522, Ed Brown 565, Pat Erwin 525, Dennis Galgan 531, Terry Binuya 566, Bong Cayton 599, Ken Seiple Sr. 536, Bill Charles 507, Ron Leidholdt 629.

Long Beach City Employees 1/25/10: Matt Mosley 225-267-245/737, Antonio Smith 268-224-222/714, Rick Anderson 238-262-222/714, Vince Garfias 201-266-211/678, Danny Collins 215-215-222/652, Ed Kuder 201-246-181/628, Jonathan Gale 214-201-211/626, Rudy Munzon 211-219-196/626, Amo Sula 180,198,238/616, Charles Funderburk 220-193-202/615, James Talley 193-177-245/615, Maota Bahr 190-207-214/611, BJ Theiss 154-224-232/610, Melvin Jones 200-212-175/587, Edwin Brown 191-192-204/587, Sareth Voeung 201-130-241/572, Chero-kee Morrison 246, Gerry Geymore 233, Tom Bonham, Thomas Cathey 224, Roy Hess, Shawee Wilson 221, Taia Sula 214, Bill Ledoux 212, Art Diemert 210, Jim Agnello 205, Dan Dsa 204, Tua Sula 204.

Long Beach City Employees 2/1/10: Danny Collins 244-253-211/708, Jim Agnello 239-181-236/656, Ron Lee 214-213-220/647, Brandon Torgerson 192-280-168/640, Steve Anderson 257-225-156/638, Jaclyn Padgett 246-190-190/626, Rudy Munson 215-191-216/622, Jonathan Gale 223-183-208/614, Rick Anderson 201-205-187/593, Armondo Ramos 199-213-179/591, Antonio Smith 190,192,208/590, Tom Komadina 191-210-184/585, Edwin Brown 183,200,202/585, Bill Ledoux 181-199-203/583, Sareth Voeung 202-201-175/578, Jerry Waken 251, Vince Garfias 242, Kelly Wynn 238, Taia Sula 214, Rob Anderson, Jephtan Willis, Ed Kuder 205, Al Fagata, Art Diemert 204, Reta Sula 202.

Corona Ladies: Game 1 - 1st place Kendra Rasmussen 250, 2nd place Audrey Louis 236, 3rd place Betty Green 228. Game 2 - Reyna Rocha & Anita Anglin 178(tie), Game 3 - 1st place Louise Frum 232, 2nd place Audrey Louis 218.

Cal Bowleros: Dee Phipps 224-206/617, Karen Witt 233/567, Carole Fischer 560, Brenda Durnin 234/558, Charoon McKnight 217-201/558, Mary Smyth 548, Leona Belletti 202/541, Barbara Bishop 530, Gladys Funderburk 200/522, Dianne McCann 514, Margo Mc-Clain 510.

Ramona Ladies: Sue Spencer 164-141-159/464, Millie Kickner 149, Shiny Wil-liams 149, Jean Nama 154-180, Ann Johnson 163, Merrie Slagley 174-181, Shirley Davis 173, Joyce Robertson 172, Dee Crouse 134-173-165/472, Eulalia Salcidio 166, Becky Carroll 177.

Sr. Mens Trio: Ellis Houston 233-242-179/654, Ron McClain Sr. 258-166-203/627, Ivory Herd 198-246-184/628, Ning Bardelona 221-211-189/621, Larry Neri 258-216-239/713, Rudy Munzon 269-289-246/804, Jorge Fernandez 225, Dion Morris Sr. 216-201-217/634, Ken Kolliday 201-183-229/613, Art Diemert 166-216-224/606, Archie Stull 211-225-244/680, Charles Veals 169-234-235/638, Ed Neal 171-211-222/604, Jim Plante 224-213-236/673, Don Wadie 234-221-198/653, Cecil Knighton 207-230-213/650, B.J. 175-213-223/611, Wayne Brown 205-190-237/632, Dane Har-rison 209-245-211/665, Curtis Seale 210-212-211/633, Jimmy Hamilton 205-234-191/630, Ed Cabs 228-174-223/625, Rick Llaneta 234-258-202/694, Phillip Gipson 222-245-226/693, Ralph Wingert 223-182-201/606, Clark Vanden Berg 226-266-186/678, Jim Burke 245-233-213/691, Fale Sula 246-176-222/644, Vince Cervante 234-255-210/699, Paul Reynolds 177-214-218/609, Billy Conens Jr. 226-205-248/679, Pat Kinard 259-254-248/761, Sonny Den 191-191-232/614, Ray Staten 234-181-188/603, Harold Fariss 201-116-184/603, Jerry Peterson 209-228-204/641, Bob Pearson 247-218-212/677, Phil Hylton 212-223-285/720, Maurd Pendilla 213-210, Willie Young 205, Josh Hudson 212, Ernest Jackson 203, Gene Skulick 201, Robert Wright 247, Rick Kelly 220, Doug Johnson 200, Chuck Patterson 215, Fred Faniel 237, Joe V. Swift 205, Henry Hom 201-215, J.J. Scott 204, Andrew Morton 213, Walter Millsap 227, John Dunn 225, Les Smullen 206, Carrol Brandon 240, Ray Culp 243, Tony White 233, Al Williams 212, Wayne Moon 211-213, John Matthews 217, Al Winston 205, Steve

Ritchie 208-217, Charlel Woods 225, Joe Brown 211, Clarence Matthews 201-202, Dominic Antonio 205-209, Pre Collier 204-200, Andrey Gibson 227-200, Ed Hansen 252, Terry Binuya 203, Willie Panton 212, Rollie De Guzman 207, Albert Burnett 201, Tom Pettway 213.

Cal Stars: Ora McCormick 199-180-204/583, Nene Camana 193-183-157/533, Darlene Hom 192-147-181/520, Bette Sane Richardi 165-186-189/540, Dottie Lawn 143-171-200/516, Shonna Hernandez 147-173-194/514, Barbara Crawford 180-141-190/511.

Funster’s: Bong Cayton 503, Boylee Ino, Tala Sula 203/563, Tua Sula 211/516, Jim Plante 300/635, Ed Hansen 211/581, Mareo Mc Clain 511, Pat Erwin 531, Arnie Faria 523, Janet Faria 530, Joe Erwin 552, Jim Burke 225/610, Luz Cruz 509, Ether Mont-gomery 201/588, Wil Panton 557, Terry Binuya 211/568, Lee Theiss 506, Danne Yan Horn 214/538, Bob Van Horne 235-237/622, B.J. Theiss 222-232/650, Earl Hullett 240/557, Josh Hudson 525, Harold Runyon 220-234/642, Don Kelly 527, Jane Simmons 547, Bob Webb 205-225-235/665, Milton Dowerson 518, Eddie Buhny 526, Verne Willey 517, Dominic Antonio 531, Don Keith 225-257/609, Ron Leidholtd 203/562, Art Diemert 200/545, John Matthews 213/565.

Grandmas & Grandpas: Chuck Patterson 647, Wendell Ledbetter 599, Art Diemert 601, Stan Murren 584, Ray Culp 604, John Roach 533, Chuck Ashton 514, Boylee Inocente 533, Lucy Seiple 537, Walt Gist 520, Joe Matthews 558, Tony Morones 619, B.J. Theiss 668, John Matthews 523, Rey Santos 669, Dominic Antonio 603, John Welty 585, Ron Mc Clain Sr. 582, Willie Burkhalter 538, Larry Cosarove 554, Donald Jones 512, Jim Burke 713, Joe Erwin 630, Al Williams 580, Billy Williams 642.Lillian wasn’t here this week to type your column. You know who you are, and what scores you shot. This week seemed to be bet-ter than usual. Must be the weather. Tell someone you love them this Sunday!

President’s Cup Tournamentby Betty McDiarmid

LAKEWOOD—Cal Bowl held it’s 1st Annual President Cup Tournament on Saturday, Jan. 30 at noon. WE had a very good team respresentation with 17 leagues participating. The winning team with a total of 50 points was Storm Scratch Trio. The presi-dent is Greg Jackson and his name and the league he represnts, Storm Scratch Tio will e the first name on the trophy. The team menbers were Leonard Ruiz, Bear Marsh, David Ferguson and Adam McKenzie. Second place went to Mega Vegs with Neal Johnson, Bob Wilson, Jim Valles and Jac Mongillo. Third went Grandmas and Grandpas with John Matthews, Margo McClain, Ron McClain and Art Diemer. Fourth place was won by the Senior Men’s Trio with Jim Burke, Jim Plante, Clark Vandenberg and Ralph Wingert. It was a lot of fun for all the teams that participated. We look forward this month to the Vice Presidents Cup to be held on February 27 at noon.

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Southern Los Angeles County Youth Travelby Otha Stubblefield

LOS ANGELES—Did you miss me? Naw! Don’t say it just to be nice, but it has been a busy three weeks with the rain and the demands of the job that keeps the lights on. Since my last article, we’ve been to Gardena, Cerritos and Gage. Starting with the Gardena recap, our leading scorer was Patrick Ruiz. He shot 200, 204 and 205 for a 757 series. He was followed closely by Jeremy Glover with 205/745.

Shirniece Beeks was high girl with 183/622. Seven days later, we stopped at Cerritos. Jeremy Glover took top spot with an impressive 978 series, shooting 248, 269, 222 and 239. Antone Beeks shot a 233 high game for a 761 set. Claudell Redwine was close behind with 218/756. Law-rence Merriweather and Patrick Ruiz showed up with their 200’s, 204 and 207, respectively, and Shirniece Beeks had 173/557. Our last stop on our unreported tour was at Gage Bowl. No Jeremy Glover scores to report, but I’ll get to that in a minute. Claudell led scoring with 233, 246/824. Lawrence was next with 193/695, followed by teammate Patrick at 189/692. Shirniece Beeks led the girls with 173/588, followed by Demenia Redwine with 155/567. Jeremy missed Travel League this week because he wanted to take advantage of a better opportunity.

Jeremy got an opportunity to bowl the PBA Regional held at Del Rosa Lanes in San Bernadino. A change in rule 400 , the USBC youth bowler prime directive, a few years ago allows youth bowlers to compete in singles (only) events with prior permission of the tournament director, and a signed agreement either waiving any cash prizes, or having them deposited in SMART, the USBC scholarship program.

Jeremy, 18 year-old first year student at Cal State Dominguez Hills, opted for the latter and took to the lanes. As a veteran of several sport shot leagues and tournaments, Jeremy was not perplexed by the Viper pattern. Jeremy finished the Saturday qualifying 11th out of the 111 bowler field at +280. After the Sunday semifinal round, he boosted his totals by 1170 to finish 12th (+450) and qualify for the top 16 elimination bracket on Sunday.

Jeremy got off to a slow start (148-190) in the best of 5 bracket, but he took it all the way (237-208, 213-232, 210-202, 259-247 ) to prevail against his first opponent 3-2. Unfortunately, he couldn’t keep up the pace of his next opponent, Willie Wilson, who posted two impressive games, 279 and 288, to sweep Jeremy (237, 212) in the best of 3 round. Despite the sweep, Jeremy was absolutely not disappointed. Finishing 7th, Jeremy adds $850 to his SMART account.

That’s a year’s worth of textbooks. This is Jeremy’s 2nd foray into head-to-head adult singles competition, cashing in the 2008 California State Masters. Jeremy considers this a very rewarding experience, and an honor to have had the opportunity to participate, and would certainly like to thank PBA Regional Director, Gary Mage, and Del Rosa owners Dave Wodka, Nicole Ellison, and all of the PBA regional members who were very supportive of this experience.

He has definite plans to continue bowling PBA events when he joins the adult ranks in the not too distant future. Jeremy resides in Los Angeles where he spent most of his youth bowling career at Southwest Bowl (RIP), and currently bowls at AMF El Dorado and SLAC Youth Travel. He is an active member in the TNBA, and many the touring letter clubs. Hopefully, all youth bowlers who are bowling JAT, JST, JBT, sport shot leagues, collegiate and any other letters that you’re frequenting will consider bowling professionally. Our next league session will be at Del Rio Lanes on Saturday. Please let me know your Pepsi plans, and the TNBA Western Regional Tournament is coming up for April 10-11 at the Orleans. Please contact me if you want more information!

Jeremy proudly shows off the PBA logo at the Del Rosa PBA Regional Tournament.

COngrAtulAtiOns tO thE winnErsnO-tAP rEsults FOr FEB. 6,2010

wOmEn's high sEriEs rEsults mEn's high sEriEs rEsults

AvErAgEs 108-149 AvErA gEs 130-150WITT,RACHEL 724 $15.00 LUTH,JOHN 823 $15.00STOCKTON,LIZ 714 $10.00 BOLLOM,ELDON 771 $10.00DAWES,LINDA 643 $5.00 WITT,DONALD 751 $5.00

AvErAgEs 150+ AvErAgEs 151+PERUCCI,LANNIS 860 $15.00 OLIVAS,RAY 873 $15.00KOOLMEES,TRACY 786 $10.00 DIXON,STEVE 827 $10.00PORTUGAL,DOT 774 $5.00 WADE,BRUCE 776 $5.00

WINNERS OF THE HANDICAP POT WINNERS OF THE SCRATCH POTGAME#1 1ST RUBEN GARCIA $40 GAME#1 RAY OLIVAS 277 $14

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GAME#2 1ST LANNIS PERUCCI $40 GAME#2 RAY OLIVAS 300 $272ND RAY OLIVAS $28

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gAmE 1 hAnDiCAP gAmE 1 hAnDiCAPPERUCCI,LANNIS 306 $10.00 GARCIA,RUBEN 308 $10.00KOOLMEES,TRACY 301 $5.00 CHRISTENSEN,WOODY 294 $5.00WOOD,CONNIE 246 $5.00 LUTH,JOHN 288 $5.00

gAmE 2 sCrAtCh gAmE 2 sCrAtChPERUCCI,LANNIS 266 $10.00 OLIVAS,RAY 300 $10.00KOOLMEES,TRACY 243 $5.00 DIXON,STEVE 277 $5.00PAMILTON,ALBERTA 238 $5.00 WADE,BRUCE 275 $5.00

gAmE 3 hAnDiCAP gAmE 3 hAnDiCAPPAMILTON,ALBERTA 297 $10.00 OLIVAS,RAY 265 $10.00STOCKTON,LIZ 278 $5.00 NP BOLLOM,ELDON 294 $5.00PORTUGAL,DOT 270 $5.00 DIXON,STEVE 294 $5.00

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Gardner Mow’s Down The Pinsby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Maybe it was the rain that was making the pins hard to knock down last week? Don the Gardner man brought the right equipment and did the job to lead the league on games of 232, 180, 233 and 223 for an 868 series. The top two teams (teams 18 and 6) are still tied for first place with 238 1/2 points. There are only 38 1/2 points separating the top 15 teams. It’s go-ing to get exciting going into the last 13 weeks.

More mentionable scores were: Jim Moore 275/866, E.J. Rog-ers 239/862, Tim Blough 244/856, Miguel Rosales 247/854, Ron Douglass 257/853, Martin Angulo 226/848, Stacy Rider 244/845, Larry Green 235/839, Juan Sandoval 258/827, Don Gut-Omen 247/824, Jerry Roddam 246/819, Drew Parkin 255/816, Tom Horton 235/807, Gino Vassallo 212/805, Dick McKenzie 257, Gloria Ferrulli 246, Alan Gutierrez 238, Willy Bordenave 234, Ron Mahler 233, John Velasquez 226, Hong Kha 225, Rose Wil-liams 225, Roberta McNaught 223, Frank Bellinder 222, Rich Heid 222, Tony Chaco 219, Janet Anderson 217, Teri Hefner 217, Kantrel Williams 215, John Phillips 214, Nancy M. Smith 213, Bob Gosnell 212, Marie Barbush 210, V.J. Rodriguez 208, Rod Cantrell, Bo Vrabel 206, Nicole Abbott 205, Shig Shozi 205, Christy Asher 203, Alan Bloom 203, Ed Hermance 203, Dora Miller 203, and Frank Trummell 200.

STUDIO CITY — The “big” game is over and we all reveled in the Saints win (unless you are a Colts fan). Yet the biggest “game” is right in front of you. Each weeke you bowl and don’t realize that each throw will grace your score. Each of you should be hot on the trot for 1st place. Yet, some of you take a bye week to collect your bowling physique.

PINZ ADULTS:Geaux Saints, was a popular sign this past week, but your’s should be Geaux Bouleening (or whatever annoying Cajun style of dialect you choose). Why can’t we all just get along or at least understand the fact that all bowlers are bowlers (deep I know, but it’s true). We should be like the Saints and love everyone just the same, for these peaceful scores look here:Tavern Guild: Tony Annibale 236/693, Ed Dusseau 242, Mark Peavey 671, David Quam 226/590, Tom Whitaker 588, TR Burton 227/578.Twilighters: Mark Spiwak 244/618, Larry Schneider 576, Jim Moore 237/573, Michael Holt 565, Eric Maize 227, Laurie Gaso 225, Gary Kaplan 225, Dan Coffelt 561.Kings and Queens: Jeremiah James 225/623, Jeff Pickel 213/600, Andrew Van Dorn 214, Ross Goldman 212/598, Luke Avery 212/594, Kevin Collins 216/592.Rock-N-Bowlers: Doug Cooper 163/440, Ross Neuman 430, Deb-bie Hiller 164/411, Bryan Grone 155/423, Scott Berger 162/408, Taylor Silken 167.E.I.B.L.: Brian Baccus 215/551, Darius Farrelly 203/506, Kenny Lofton 481, Troy Thompson 176/467, John Randolph 176/470, Mike Young 176.Funseekers: Tony Annibale 243/674, Dave Dittlinger 256/640, Keane Murakami 236/640, Mitch Rosen 243/619, Tom Wigmore 225, Gary Bailer 607.S.C.B.L.: Michael Gurrieri 268/751, Keane Murakami 232/652, Neil Inman 266/637, Jim Foltyn 239/630, Tom Wigmore 632, Dave Yamamoto 227.

PINZ JRS:Great job bowling this week, juniors. Yet, one of you stands out not for his bowling prowess or athletic ability (which he does), yet for his fortitude to pick the right box on a piece of paper. Treven, my friend, is a sports handicapper in the making. He can pick the best empty box and make it grand. Yet, if you don’t know he can bowl pretty good also. Here’s a look at the scores:Adult/Junior: Brad Lander 233/621, Ethan Bensinger 226/578, Treven Goldsmith 214/618, Max Korn 216/577, Brad Spector 211/520.Senior Scratch: Scott Englehart 266/891, Nikolai Berk 244/889, Natalie Kato 248/761, Treven Goldsmith 222/770, Daniel Cohen 207, Max Korn 753.Junior Stars: Angelo Costa 140/353, Nicole Martinez 143/351, Nicholas Martinez 134/282, Gianni Gaskins 92/255, Samantha Vargas 84/233.Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 82/147

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES:I’m sure you all watched the big game (we’re pretending like we would get in trouble for saying Super Bowl). Well then you noticed that The Who rocked out a few songs. At your time I’m sure that was devil music but now it’s just boring. Something that isn’t boring is your scores:Happy Timers: Ruth Swick 152/400, Yolanda Dragotta 142/404, Art Abell 185/437, Russ Romo 163/458.Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 189/462, Dorie Crofts 177/445, Marion Weis 183/434, Donna Klein 148/428, Lu-Juan Lietzke 173, Pam Vaughan 420.Coffee & Donuts: Nancy Kato 222/595, Elayna Klein 491, Arleen Wiener 483, Hildegard Miller 179/473, Norma Damschroder 189, Shirley Abramson 185/469, Loi Altman 178.Pin Pals: Karen Collier 180/512, Shelly Djerglan 199/436, Judy Kautz 168/435, Sharon Brooks 141/410, Diana Bassi 139/368.Joslyn Seniors: Teri Bonato 166/422, Betty Dushkin 158/422, Russ Romo 201/538, Sol Stein 197/535.Senior Social: Art Michaner 187/483, Charlene Gaffney 187/472, Russ Romo 158/440, Allan Lotta 153/417, Ruth Gralla 144/381.Bowler of the Week: Mr. Brad Lander took off his waders and decided to pre-bowl this week because of the game. Yet, he had a great game we all wondered about his terrific yellow waders and the effect it would have on his game. Indeed it had none as he bowled 233 for a 621 series.Niceness quote of the week: Julie Brown to Dallas Cowboy Emmitt Smith prior to his 1993 Superbowl game against Buffalo: “What are you going to wear in the game Sunday?”

ANAHEIM—Here are the scores from last week:Santa Guys & Gals: Tony Chaco 237-234-202/673, Carl Adinolfi 215, Mike Hardy 215, Rodger Morris 210, Bruce Gober 210Lunch Bunch: Gino Vassallo 212-215/604, Mike Blankenship 202, Chaun Shepherd 213Swiging Trios: Rey Ortiz 223-202Ten Pins: Dick McKenzie 233-237/667, Jack McQuown 204-202-247/653, Mike Huffines 201-229-203/633, Don Morrell 216-213/619, Henry Trevino 234/604, Shannon Scott 217-200, Daniella Salas 200Vegas Nonsense: Chris D. 267/620, Jim Johnstone 228/608, Mike Piepkorn 222/607, Tim Butler 201-209, Kris Ozaki 209O.C. Korean: Henry Kim 223-200-239/662, Bong Un Hwang 246/601, Hyun Soon Kim 214, Gwan Soo Baik 2073’s Company: Marie Parmelee 204R.C.R.C.: Paul Budnovich 212, Lou Cruz 211Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 207-227/615, Rich Heid 213-212/612, Charles Rogers 221, Mike Barcenas 219, Jim Moore 211, Lisa Somma 205Fun Four Vegas: Joe Gutierrez III 205-234-232/671, Shawn Triefenbach 209, Erika Gonzales 206F.O.B.: Peter Kim 211-234/641, Dave Lee 204-221B.S.M.: Glen Kim 212-244-215/671, Manny Magno 201-201-201/603, Daniel Cha 215/602, Young Park 212-224/601, Hunseung Shon 213, Irene Kang 207-201Just Desserts: Steve Benevente 223-237/641, Frank Casola 203-269/632, Ron Vogel (sub) 231, Chaz Schaffer 216, Teddy Junanto 214, Stephanie Loucks 233, Shannon Brown 204-207, Mary Mundi 202Golden Nuggets: John M. Bates 213, Jim VonFlotow 206Go for Nine (No Tap): Norma McLeod 230-243-284/757, Carl Adinolfi 220-266-246/732, Ron Corona Sr. 247-211-256/714, Tony Angulo 222-220-229/671, Lloyd Carter 254-226/668, Carol Johnson 240-202-201/643, Elburta Canfield 212-215/616, Pat Nichols 228, Fran Stern 220Party Timers: Joe Sangenito 257-243-209/709, Manny Magno 255-255/689, Ken Zwingmann 238-214-226/678, Rick Laub 269-208/662, Robert Thompson 203-214-217/634Anaheim Nisei: Tom Hide 232, Al Ogata 220, Sadao Kawahara 213-210, Tommy Watanabe 213, Vince Okada 211-203Nikkei: Ken Kawado 223-215-201/639, Herb Mihara 220-206/620, Ken Queypo 236, Sandy Viloria 236-202, Ed Matsuda 214Santa Super Savers: Tony Chaco 226-220-214/660, Rodger Mor-ris 224-205/619, Carl Adinolfi 215, Jerry Roddam 213, Mike Robbins 205.525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 214, Donna Juergens 208, Lynda Burge 203, Dee Spargur 202, Colleen Seiler 202Thursday Mixed Seniors: Mike Hardy 214, Norm McLeod 202, Ozzie Randolph 200Magnolia Teachers(No Tap): Tim Hill 210-231-231/672, Kevin Rayle 216, Joe Andreff 210, Chrys Shields 245/607, Pam Odiorne 220-209/603, Melissa Valentine 209.7-11 Vegas: Jeremy Berkley 257-248-246/751, John Conway 256-214-249/719, James Sargent 200-258-236/694, Ron Sargent 242-247/691, Lowell Huber 225-225-239/689Looney In Laughlin: Stas Andrzejewski 267/612, Faustino Rios 226.Grey Panthers: Stan Lucas 215, Harry Sargent 212-208, Ro Mutzenberger 206, Bob Baughman 202, Gerald Lichtenheld 202, Janine Hanigan 220Vegas Party: John Conway 278-209-206/693, Justin Power 243-246/679, Hong Kha 205-229-235/669, Eric Angeles 219-219-214/652, Ed Angeles 205-251-200/651, Rita Sparks 204TGIF: Ron Sargent 254-227-208/686, James Sargent 245-213/645, Rick Sargent 237/616, Ryan Sargent 229/604, Jason Watts 255, Sandy Power 201-207/602, Connie Wagner 215Kamaaina Bowling Club: Kalani Akui 223/609, Guy Matsubura 243, Matthew Skolnik 229, Lorin Tomono 226, Bob Okamura 220, Jayne Nishimoto 215, Candice Gomez 2124-4 Vegas: Dino Chavez 214-239-236/689, Dan Perreira 212-201-235/648, Marcy Gironta 214-210-203/627, Bill McFeggan 257-204/627, Tim Moore 200-204-213/617, Trish Donohue 225, Cheri Butschke 200Family & Friends: Bill Swanson 215-214/607, Jess Meno 232/600, Aaron Sanchez 213, Dave Meno 212, Pete Quinata 204.

Gamblers Anonymous: Cornel Juraca 225, Alan Bloom 210, Bo Vrabel 210Sunday Coffee Club Tournament - 28 Entries1st Place - Peter Mostowa & Bo Vrabel 1836 $1202nd Place - Evan Mostowa & Lowell Huber 1815 $823rd Place - Tim Blough & Keith Miller 1749 $50Side Pots: Paid $28 per GameGame 1 - Lenny Huber 304Game 2 - Mike Sargent 267Game 3 - Keith Miller 259Game 4 - Bo Vrabel 279Doubles: Paid $88 per GameGame 1 - Lenny Huber & Lowell Huber 563Game 2 - Mike Sargent & Rick Sargent 525Game 2 - Mike Sargent & James Sargent 525Game 3 - Rick Sargent & Ryan Sargent 495Game 4 - Peter Mostowa & Bo Vrabel 570Handicap Series - Bo Vrabel 939 $44Scratch Series - Lenny Huber 878 $32Super Pot - Bo Vrabel 279 $80Roll Over Side Pots:Threepeat Pot $272 - Clean 40 Pot $186 - High Game Bank - Game 1 $15.75, Game 2 $41.75, Game 3 $38.75 & Game 4 $33.75 - Match Game $264Senior No-Tap: Results of February 12, 2010. 36 entries @ $10=$360. 36 lineage @ $5.25=$189. 36 prize fund @ $4.75=$171. 34 3-6-9 @ $1.00=$34. Place Money - 1st Rod Cantrell 857 $33, 2nd Terry Brent 823 $25, 3rd Bob Zentner 816 $19, 4th PJ Carroll 805 $14, 5th Mike Pizzarro 791 $10, 6th Tony Chaco 789 $7.Sidepots - Game 1, hdcp.: 1st Rod Cantrell 321 $8, 2nd Bob Zenter 298 $6, 3rd Mike Pizzarro 292 $5. Game 2, scr.: 1st Jerry Knight 288 $11, 2nd Terry Brent 279 $8, 3rd Tony Chaco 278 $6. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Tak MyKai 302 $8, 2nd Dick McKenzie 300 $6, 3rd Bob Fulton 299 $5. 3-6-9 New Total: $121.

Hornacek Hammers 654 in Linbrook JuniorsANAHEIM—In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors , J.D. Greenhalgh

gobled the pins for 170-219-243 for a super 632 series. Jessica Qental tallied several strikes for 220 game. Cara Myers rolled a triplicate score of 89-89-89. Other highlights for the day included Holly Hoon 167, Daniel Robbins 172, Matt Vigeant 183, Jesse Ledesma 144 and Chris Woodmansee 181.

In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, E.J. Rogers took over high series with great games of 277-206-223 for a terrific 706 series. Darrell Wilson downed 234-224-188/646 and Aaron Wilson scored 233-207. Andrew Stewart slammed 191-222-205/618, Xavier Grunbaum topped 201, Jesse Gwyn grinded 221, J.D. Greenhalgh swished 222 and Willie Williams whistled to 194. In the Bumper Busters, Faith Ferrato scored fabulous games of 113-87 followed by Khamron Gardner 89-108, Ashley Ferrato 69-91, Logan Palumbo 81-76, Brittany Fisheli 63-65, Avarey Brown 65-63 and Aiden Baysa 56-64. Great bowling, Bumper Busters!

We had several 600 series in the Saturday Linbrook Juniors to report. Bobby Hornacek hammered 213-211-230/654, Jeremiah Tan 225-205/612. Andrew Stewart 224/606 and Valerie Matsumoto 236-210/610. Other great scores were turned in by Thomas Iriye 222, Marco Vasquez 190, Aleara Vrable 150, Deanna Gomez 178-171-152/501, Jacob Baker 116, John Baker Jr. 154-137, Janine Uyanga 155-154, Brandon Hoggatt 197, Ronn Eagleton 115, Nick Gallant 165-165, Nancy Waller 118, Donovan Bosson 119 and Taylor Paczkowski 138-126-127/391 and Corey Fisheli 99.

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