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All Eyes OnKelly KulickHeading Into

USBC MastersMILWAUKEE—Now that

Kelly Kulick has made bowlinghistory as the first woman toqualify for a full-season exemp-tion on the Denny’s PBA Tour,the real work begins.

Since Kulick qualified for thetour after finishing sixth at theDenny’s PBA Tour Trials inJune, she has been the focus ofwidespread media attention. Shehas made appearances on ABC’s“Good Morning America,”CNN, ABC’s “World News To-night” and has been featured TheNew York Times, Chicago Tri-bune and USA Today amongmany others.

The initial media blitz sub-sided but will no doubt pick upagain at each tour stop beginningwith the first major of the sea-son — the 2006 United StatesBowling Congress Masters,scheduled for Oct. 24-29 in sub-urban Milwaukee.

“After all the media attention,I’m looking forward to the startof the season,” Kulick said. “Thetime since the tour trials has goneby pretty quickly, but I feel I’mgoing to be well prepared.”

To stay sharp, the 29-year-old Union, N.J., resident worksout to keep in shape, practicesfour days a week and has com-peted in a few PBA regional tour-naments. In August, Kulickjoined Liz Johnson as the onlywoman to win a PBA regionalwhen she defeated tour regularTommy Delutz Jr., 20-19, in atwo-ball roll-off after the twotied at 221 in the championshipmatch.

“Bowling the regionals givesme the experience I need to goup against the top players,”Kulick said. “The more experi-ence I can get bowling againsthigher-caliber players, the morecomfortable I’ll feel bowlingweek-in and week-out on tour.”

Kulick’s dream has alwaysbeen to earn a living as a profes-sional bowler, but the dreamseemed to crumble when theProfessional Women’s BowlingAssociation ceased operations in2003.

Kulick was an up and com-ing bowler on the PWBA Tour,earning top rookie honors in2001, and on her to way to apromising career. Not long afterbreaking through and winningher first title — the 2003 U.S.Open, a major on the PWBATour — Kulick was looking fora new job.

“I wanted to come out andbowl no matter what, whether itwas against men, women, eveninternationally,” Kulick said.“When the PBA opened itsdoors it was an opportunity tobowl against the greatest bowlersin the world. I can learn morebeing out here.”

Other women have been ableto find limited success on thePBA Tour. Most notably LizJohnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y.,who was a standout on thePWBA Tour, made history bybecoming the first woman to wina PBA regional and finished sec-ond in a PBA national event in2005.

Kulick had an outstandingcollegiate and amateur career be-fore turning pro. A three-time col-legiate player of the year, Kulickwas also a three-time Team USAmember and the 2000 Women’sU.S. Amateur champion. In1999, she was a gold medalist inthe Pan Am Games and also wona gold and two silver medals inthe FIQ World Championships.

The USBC Masters is thesport’s most prestigious eventand will feature an expected fieldof more than 450 of the world’stop amateur and professionalbowlers. A major on the Denny’sPBA Tour, bowlers will be com-peting for a top prize of$100,000 and an overall prizefund of $350,000.

The Masters is open to allUSBC members with a 190 orhigher average. For entry infor-mation, visit bowl.com or con-tact Tom Boedecker at (800)514-2695, ext. 3415 or by e-mail.

The televised finals of theUSBC Masters will be held onOct. 29 at 1 p.m. EST at theWisconsin Exposition Center,located at State Fair Park in theMilwaukee suburb of West Allis,Wis. To purchase tickets to thefinals, visit bowl.com or call(800) 514-2695, ext. 3283.

The 2006 USBC Masters ispresented by Potawatomi BingoCasino and is sponsored byAT&T, the official telecommu-nications company of the Mas-ters. Kegel is the official lanemaintenance provider for USBC.

Kelly Kulick

Two WWPBOne-Day EventsThis Weekend

by Lori YamasakiNORWALK/DOWNEY—

This weekend, the WesternWomen Professional Bowlerswill return to Keystone Lanesand Del Rio Lanes for two sepa-rate one-day events. Each day,the ladies will bowl five gamesof qualifying and return for roundrobin match play finals.

Saturday’s action will be atKeystone Lanes beginning at 12noon. Sunday the ladies will takethe floor at Del Rio Lanes at10am.

As always, our events areopen to all women scratchbowlers. Anyone interested incompeting may contact LaurieSoto at 661-713-4945 or LoriYamasaki at 310-473-0548.

We would like to take thisopportunity to thank Dave Pi-azza and his staff at KeystoneLanes and Mike Cammarata &Staff at Del Rio Lanes for theircontinued support. We’d alsolike to extend a belated thank youto Dave Wodka of Ebonite In-ternational.

See you this weekend!

Bob’s BreakThrought!SAN DIEGO—Admiral

Robinson Center hosted theNABI tournament last weekend,& (converted to left hand) BobSelner won for the first time inover two years. Bob has been aregular NABI bowler for manyyears, first as a strong righthander & now as an amazinglytalented left hander. Finding theconditions exceptionally good (ittook +113 to qualify!), Bob &eleven other semifinalistsbattled for the five slots in thefinals. Bob was the top quali-fier, & ironically bowled anotherconverted (& equally talented)left hander, Fred Johnson, in thetitle match. Both bowlers weresteady & consistent, and theoutcome was a victory for Bobby a slim seven pins. Congratu-lations to both of you!

Also included in the steplad-der finals were Jeff Greer, JamesSmith & first time finalist HerbStansberry, one of our faithfulRiverside area supporters.

Sharing the 3-6-9 pot thistournament were Zirie Benton,Tony Nunez, Robert Gilg, NormRauch, Carol Lee, Gene Walker,Paul Passarino & Johnson. MikeTangonan was rewarded for roll-ing 9 in a row.

Guaranteed $50 sidepotswent to Jorge Alvarez, GilGissendaner. Jim Nunnally, PhilHorn (1 1/3), Arlene Bautista(1/3), Sue Greer, Max Caguioa,Brian Watkins, Smith & Selner(1/3) . For finishing in 6th Place,Sue Greer won the ball resurfac-ing & rejuvenation courtesy ofBowlers Depot, Kearny Mesa.

Our next NABI event is Oc-tober 14th at Kearny Mesa Bowl.Details will be in the BowlingNews next week. Save the 14th,for us … we’ll save a cookie foryou!!

Young Star JoinFormer ProsIn Woman’s

Challenge FinalsGREENDALE, Wis.—Co-

lombian bowling star ClaraGuerrero may not have years ofprofessional experience behindher, but she proved she has whatit takes to compete against thesport’s best by earning a spot inthe United States Bowling Con-gress Women’s Challenge finals.

Guerrero defeated nine-timeProfessional Women’s BowlingAssociation titlist Kim Terrell ofAntioch, Calif., 216-203 Mon-day night on ESPN2 and grabbedthe last of four spots for nextweek’s final show. Both playersopened the match with threeconsecutive strikes, but twoopen frames by Terrell provedto be the difference.

The five-part, made-for-TVevent was filmed over two daysin a single-lane arena in themiddle of the Fashion ShowMall in Las Vegas and has beenairing on ESPN2 every Mondaynight since Sept. 11. Although itbegan with 16 women bowlersvying for the title and $25,000first prize, only four remain.

Guerrero, the 2005 WorldRanking Masters champion anda member of the Colombian na-tional team, will be joined in the

finals by former PWBAstandouts Leanne Barrette ofElk Grove, Calif., CaraHoneychurch of Melbourne,Australia, and Carolyn Dorin-Ballard of North Richland Hills,Texas, who combined for 54 pro-fessional titles.

“When I was younger I usedto watch these women on TVand looked up to them,” saidGuerrero, who topped TeamUSA member and 2005-06 Col-legiate Player of the Year Ste-fanie Nation of Orlando, Fla.,188-154 in her first match of thenight. “To be able to bowl againstthem is an amazing opportunity,especially since there are so fewtournaments for us to competein these days.”

In Monday’s first match,Terrell disposed of fellow Jun-ior Team USA assistant coachKendra Gaines of Orlando, Fla.,235-188. The two are goodfriends, but also have a historyon the lanes. Gaines beat Terrellfor the first of her two PWBAtitles.

“It was a lot easier to focusthan I thought it would be, andit turned out to be a really funenvironment to compete in,” saidTerrell, who also is the USBCCollegiate spokesperson. “Ofcourse I’m disappointed and Ithink I threw it a lot better thanthe scores show, but you can’twin if you miss spares. Clarabowled very well, and all of theyounger players have an under-standing of the game I don’tthink I had at their age. But inthe end, I think we all came outhere hoping this could spark aninterest in women’s bowling. Weall embraced the opportunityand did our best to put on a goodshow. Win or lose, it was anamazing experience.”

Next Monday on ESPN2 at9:30 p.m. Eastern, Barrette andHoneychurch will square off,while Guerrero takes on Dorin-Ballard. The winners then willmeet to determine the Women’sChallenge champion.

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MeglemreW E S T M I N S T E R —

Westminster Lanes welcomedthe Vegas league Monday forthe first of six visits. Jennifer andDoreen had everything ready forus to get on the lanes at 9:30a.m. and the hot coffee was sureappreciated.

Westminster Lanes is theonly center the league changesthe time schedule from the regu-lar 10 a.m. session, due to wallto wall leagues slated later in themorning.

No season high marks but thehonor roll did spotlight DorisLewis 566, Kathy Phylow 223-558, Tracy Baldwin 556, AnnFedderly 202-542 she also tookover season high game last weekwith 224, for 155 and under av-erage bowlers, Roberta Mc-Naught 200-526, Helen Gerard525, Karen Mauricio 200-518,Rochelle Sanford 514, JerryWhitehurst 512, Norma Payne503 and Katrena Whitmore 502.

Westminster Lanes #1 topsteam standings with 15 wins,followed by Cal Bowl #4, 14wins, Linbrook Bowl and Cal #5tie at 13 wins, Del Rio #1 11wins, then seven teams tie at 10wins and four are tied at 8 wins.Competition has always beensuper and this year is no excep-tion with 16th place team only7 games out of first.

We regret to report BettyMoss, subbing for BettyPhillips, slipped and fell duringthe practice session but we arehappy to report she may nothave suffered serious injury.Barbara Bishop transportedBetty for medical attention andthen took her home. Hopefully,she will be back on the lanessoon.

Response to the OctoberVegas Sweeps charter bus trip isgood and many already signedup before the October 16 dead-line for payment or deposit. TheVegas bowling site has not beenselected yet but we are negotiat-ing with three centers for themost favorable to the league.

NEXT WEEK: CerritosLanes Monday 10 a.m., Octo-ber 9. We still need subs fromaverages 130 to 170. Call Aliceat (562) 423-1567 if interested.

(L-R) Dave Monical, Jay Shackelford 2nd & NABI Champion JohnRadesevich.

California USBC AssociationHALL OF FAME

by Elaine Van OttenThe California USBC Association opens its search for Hall of

Fame inductees. We are looking for men and/or women who haveachieved Superior Performance OR who have provided outstandingservice to the sport of bowling. The winners will make history bybeing the first to be inducted into the California USBC Association’sHall of Fame. Each will receive a special award commemoratingtheir induction. The presentation ceremonies will take place at theCalifornia USBC Convention on June 3, 2007 at the Town & Coun-try Resort in San Diego.

The nominee for Superior Performance shall be (1) Member ofthe California USBC* 15 years unless career has been interruptedor shortened due to illness or disability (2) Must have bowled in 12or more California USBC* Championship Tournaments unless ca-reer was interrupted or shortened by illness or disability (3) A Firstplace finish in the California USBC* Championship Tournament,the California State Masters or the California Queen’s Tournament.

The nominee for Meritorious Service shall have (1) Participa-tion, past or present, in certified bowling (2) Outstanding service inthe promotion of bowling (3) Service to bowlers in the State ofCalifornia (4) Leadership on a State, Local and/or National level.

*Reference to California USBC includes CWBA and CSBATHE APPLICATION MUST BE POSTMARKED BY JANU-

ARY 15, 2007.A copy of the Nomination Form may be acquired from your

local bowling association office. We also invite you to visit thewww.calwba.org where you will find a Nomination Form.

If you fail to locate a Nomination Form, you may contact Hall ofFame Committee Chairperson, Elaine Van Otten at 650.994.2741or E-Mail [email protected]. REMEMBER THE POST-MARK DEADLINE JANUARY 15, 2007

O.C. BowlingCouncilMeeting

PostponedGRDEN GROVE — The

September 28th Orange CountyBowling Council meeting waspostponed due to heavy earlyleague certification work load.According to OCBC secretaryCheryl Huntington, both theOC/USBC/Ass’n. and the pro-prietor members agreed to theaction.

Fantastic BowlingJohn RadosevichInland Empire

ChampionRIVERSIDE — Inland Em-

pire NABI’s tournament thispast weekend was hosted byAMF Riverside Lanes.

Our champion, JohnRadosevich, bowled great rightfrom the beginnng to become ourtop qualifier for the day. Whilehe relaxed to wait for his onegame to bowl, he watched somegreat competitors.

Jay Shackelford, with his212, beat Guy Clear’s 210. Jaywent on to bowl Kerry Lucka.Kerry bowled a 210 to Jay’s 227.Along came Don Strong to bowla 250 to Jay’s 267. Then Jayhad to bowl John. What a game!It was a real nail biter! Jaybowled 209, but John prevailedwith a 211.

John Radosevich has wonseven NABI tournaments withthis win. He also won two ABTtournaments.

John won $1,000 with op-tional upgrades, a champion’s

shirt and a free entry into the“Tournament Of Champions”held in Las Vegas in 2007 duringthe NABI Nationals. John is al-ready planning his vacation forthe NABI Nationals next year,which is always a fun event.

He bowled his win with aColumbia Professional, drilledby Danny at Creative Minds ProShop at ABC Moreno ValleyBowl. Lastly, John in his ownwords, “I beat the old man, JayShackelford”. Of course, weknow he and Jay are greatfriends.

Our next tournnament will beheld at Oak Tree Lanes in Dia-mond Bar on Sunday,October 8.See you there! Also see our ad inthis issue of the Bowling News.

The secretary said, commit-tee chairmen could handle thecurrent programs.

The Bowling Trailer’s Octo-ber schedule is full. A bit ofcandy and rolling a ball at ten-pins makes a great school Hal-loween Party. Captain Bill Hun-tington added, ThanksgivingandChristmas weekends getdouble billing.

The popular BVL, aid for ourLBVA Hospitalized War Vets,tournament is getting full atten-tion. Watch for the host center,dates and entry forms.

TV stations, ESPN-2, FoxSports News (FSN) and ESPNhave a number of bowling showsscheduled.

Yes, USBC is hosting a Mon-day 6:30-8:00 p.m. Women’sChallenge Elims from Las Ve-gas.

And, Dave Osborn is gettinghis Fountain Bowl ready for theJanuary 16-21, 2007 PBA/DickWeber Open. Southland bowlers will get thewhole show, Pro-Am, nationalTV coverage, even a chance tobowl in the “Open” for the bigmoney.

For more OC Council infor-mation, call Cheryl at 714-554-0111.


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What is Your BIQ(Bowling Improvement Quotient) ?

Advanced Fundamentals.A Secret for the Sincere Bowler – Part 1

Have you ever wondered what makes a successful coach suc-cessful? Well, among other things, every qualified teacher/coach isaware of one overriding principle when working to improve bowlerswho seek help. That principle involves the simple fact that nomatter which advanced techniques may already be familiar to thatstudent, nothing in the way of permanent improvement can be at-tained unless the basic fundamentals are being correctly and consis-tently executed.

In other words, no matter how well known the advanced aspectsof any sport…including bowling…may be to the player, those ad-vanced principles and techniques simply won’t work unless thebasics are correctly and consistently executed.

Basic, basic, basic!If you think back over the months and years of my instructional

articles, you’ll be forced to agree that the vast majority of subjectshave dealt with such basics.

This is no accident. In any number of the conversations I’ve hadwith top coaches as well as PBA pros, we’ve agreed that when allbowlers, including professionals, develop some flaw or other intheir basic fundamentals, the advanced techniques they’ve beensuccessful with suddenly fail to get the desired results.

This means that even though advanced fundamentals are differ-ent, that doesn’t mean they aren’t connected to the basics. Theydefinitely are. It’s just that advanced concepts of our sport can’twork without the basics being sound. This is proved by the fact thateven bowling’s top professionals can’t be successful when theirbasics falter, despite everything else being correct!

So…having spent so much time on basics, the purpose of thisarticle is a bit different…it is just what the headline suggests…thefundamentals of some advanced techniques. In other words, ad-vanced fundamentals. Some Examples:

The Fan (Hitch hike):This technique involves a clockwise (left handers counterclock-

wise) twisting snap of the wrist, done only at the very finish of thefollow through. This little snap/twist brings the thumb toward 1 or2 o’clock (11 or 10 o’clock for left handers), so that at the very endof the follow through, two important things are accomplished:

First, this hitch hike effectively eliminates any possible chanceof overturning the hand (topping the ball). Second, it gets rid of that

bothersome “chicken wing” follow through forever.Think about it…how many times, after having done everything

else correctly, have you caught yourself weakening your shot byeither topping the ball or chicken winging…or both? Well, this littlebit of advanced fundamental technique will cure those problemsforever.

When I taught this to Betty Morris, (PWBA Hall of Famebowler of the decade for the 1970s) her 10 pin leaves became al-most non existent. She remarked, “ Gosh, Rolf, I haven’t felt myfingers burn like that since I was on tour!”

The reason for this is simpler than you may think. The positivetorque (twisting force) effect of any rev action put into the ballduring the release is greatest with minimum hand turn, which you’llfeel in your fingers…and is lost by overturning the hand (topping/chicken winging). So since the fanned (hitch hiked) follow throughhelps keep the hand behind the ball longer, a more powerful releaseis the result.

This hitch hiked (fanned) finish may take a bit of practice, but isdefinitely worth it in improved pin action and strike power. Theextra pin action it creates also helps in reducing splits. Any bowlerwould do well to spend some practice time on it.

The Trigger/Hit Technique:This is definitely an important fundamental for all sincere

bowlers. Why? Because it will absolutely refuse to work with amuscled armswing, so you must do a bigger pushaway. That biggerpushaway helps create the all important free armswing, so you’llkill two birds with one stone, so to speak.

“Trigger/hit” works as follows; “Trigger” is like triggering off apistol shot with the fingers to release the ball.

“Hit” is simply the act of imagining you are “hitting” the ball, aterm familiar to every professional player. It refers to the act ofpowering the release with a hand action at the bottom of the swing,rather than with a muscled arm action to initiate the downswingfrom the top, as so many bowlers do.

The difference is dramatic. With the all important free armswingallowing the ball to swing the arm (rather than the arm powering theball downward), the entire amount of action is saved for the releaseitself, rather than being wasted by putting force into the arm. Keepin mind that it’s not the arm that knocks down pins…it’s the ball!

This difference becomes more obvious when you actually feelit. The sensation is a bit unusual at first…it is a sensation of all theforce traveling from the hand up the arm to the shoulder, rather thanfrom the shoulder down into the hand. So the expression

“hitting” the ball is apropos, since it feels almost as if the ball isactually being hit, rather than just released.

So…”trigger/hit” is merely putting the two together to createthe release…the correct way to put the power where it belongs…intothe ball! This is definitely an advanced fundamental, since the com-bining of these two actions depends so strongly on the free armswingto be successful.

Converting splits…and knowing when it is best to avoid eventrying: Here is an advanced fundamental that really pays off forany bowler:

First, let’s eliminate those splits which should not normally beattempted in the first place, except during practice. They are the socalled “unmakeable” splits. 5 such splits commonly exist: The 7-10,the 8-10, the 7-9, the 4-6 and the 4-6-7-10. It’s wise to just go for pincount on these.

Notice I said, don’t normally attempt them. Obviously, if youhad to make one of these or lose $10,000 dollars, you’d try for it.But here is the logical reason you normally would just go for pincount:

To make the 7-10, you’d have to hit whichever of those pinsyou’re after, by contacting a tiny place on the outside of that pinonly a hair over 100th of an inch wide. Worse, even if you wereaccurate enough to manage it, that pin would slide across the lane soweakly, that it might actually touch the other pin and merely make itwobble.

This is also true of the 4-6, the 8-10 and the 7-9. So as I saidabove, unless you’d lose big money, just go for pin count instead. Itis well known among high level bowlers, that however many unin-tended pins you leave by trying for an unmakeable split, that num-ber often doubles at the end of the game. In a close match, those extrafew pins can cost you the win.

Makeable splits:These come in two categories…baby splits and wide splits.Baby splits:Many bowlers do this wrong, by attempting to drive one pin into

the other, such as in the 4-5, the 5-6, the 7-8 or the 9-10, for example.Actually, an accurate shot toward the missing middle pin is thecorrect way. In other words, to convert the above splits (in thatorder) simply shoot for the 2 pin, the 3 pin, the 4 pin and the 6 pin.

This also goes for the 3-10 or the 2-7.Here again, consider that both ball and pins are wide enough to

convert the split if you shoot for the missing middle pin!Sure, it requires accuracy. So what? All splits require accuracy.

However…it actually requires less accuracy, mathematically, to shootfor that missing middle pin, than to try to drive one pin into the other.

Wide splits:Here, again, many bowlers make the mistake of adjusting the feet

a board or so right or left, in an attempt to deflect the desired pinacross the pin deck into the far pin on the other side.

Wrong again! But why?Simple…let’s just take one example to prove the point…the 4-7-

10 and the 6-7-10. Again, taking ball width, pin width and pin spac-ing into consideration, all these dimensions create a good enoughchance to convert the split by shooting for the phantom pin!

What is the phantom pin? Well, in both the above cases, it is thecorner pin. Shooting for that, allows you the best mathematical chanceof converting the split.

But what if the split consists of just the 4-10, or the 6-7, all bythemselves?

You guessed it. For the 4-10, shoot for the 7 anyway, even thoughit isn’t standing…and for the 6-7, shoot for the missing 10. That’swhy those are called phantom pins…because you shoot for themwhether they are standing or not.

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Mathisen Wins ABTA CAL BOWL Title (L—R) Ubuild Lenon3rd, David Mathisen Champion $2,100 and James Abilar (runnerup).

ABTA MAtch Game Winners at CAL “Fast Eddie” Palma,Damone Hale and Ely Cruz shared the $2,160 Match Game 3 at Caland were proud of their 176 game drawn at CAL Bowl.

ABTA ScheduleChange for

October 14thThe ABTA has a schedule

change. On October 14 we willagain be hosted by CAL Bowlin Lakewood in an Early Event.This event has qualifying at12:30-2:00 &-3:30 with the semifinals at 5:00 PM with one infive making the cut.

Our THANKSGIVINGEVENT wil now be hosted byBrunswick Covina Bowl inCovina. Brunswick West Covinahas league commitments on Fri-day. This event is a Thursday/Friday / Saturday Event Nov. 23,24 & 25 with the finals Satur-day eve at 8:00 PM. $3,000 isthe minimum 1st prize in thisone and up to $6,000 can be wonwith the bonuses.

Our New Schedule is in theworks and to be mailed in twoweeks.

L A K E W O O D — D a v i dMathisen did it up good, as hewon his fourth ABTA Title win-ning the hard way. He won fivestraight matches finally down-ing top seed James Abilar in thetitle game to take home a nice$2,200 at super CAL Bowl inthe Early Event.

In our Early Event we had anice turnout of 157 entrants inthe three squad event. It took anice +89 (men) and +27 ((ladies)to make the cut to the semis.Also added were Super Seniors,Al “300” Williams, RogerRomero, and Esther Tambio tothe board.

Leading the Semis were twoof our finest members, PatriciaJohnson and James “Daddy”Abilar who tied at a +112. In arolloff, James edged the prettylady to become the top seed, sitout, and bowl for the title.Patricia then received a firstround bye in the single elims andentered in round two. It took a+61 (men) and a +43 for thethree guaranteed ladies to makethe Sweet 16 Single Elim Finals.

The bowlers took to thelanes. In the first round singleelims losing were Ely Cruz,Orelando Ramos, Tommy

Mathisen is ABTA Champion at CAL BOWLPalma, Hale and Cruz Share $2160 Match Game

Match Game est $1,200 This Week • Match Series est $ 620 Week / 3-6-9 is $1,000Premiere is our Host in 0ne Day Early Event

Qualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM SemiFinals 7:45PMNewman, Erik Volk, Jo AnnCourtney, Joyce Charles andJ.R. De Guzman. They gotchecks of $100 in 10-16thplaces.

In round two being eliminatedwere Ian Benavides, DamoneHale, Oliver Esmejarda, andPatricia Johnson. They cashedin 6-9th places and $105 each.

Round three had DaveMathisen edge Chris Abing byone pin 206-205. Ubuild Lenonblitzed Donald Pulliam 212-180.Donald and Chris were 4th and5th with great bowling and $110each.

It was now David Mathisenvs Ubuild Lenon for the right tomeet Abilar for the title. In agreat match, Dave edged Lenonin the final frame 230-223.Ubuild was third with fine bowl-ing and $200 with David off tothe title game vs Abilar.

The title game was set andthe horses were paid. Mathisenreturned $65 for everyone whohad him at the $5.00. We wouldsee who would become the lat-est Champion. Two fine guyswould now meet for the title.Abilar elected to have David leadoff. He did, with a spare. ThenJames opened in frames 1 & 2

and in the hole. He doubled inframes 4 & 5. He had a problemas Mathisen did the same, thenhad a five bagger to take anunsurmountable lead. Hecoasted to a 245/261-161/190win. The coveted title wasworth a nice $2,200. David ismost deserving and has beenwith the ABTA many manyyears. He is a fine bowler and afine guy well-liked by all. Greatbowling, David and congrats ona fine performance. He has manymany friends in the Club!

Great bowling by JamesAbilar. He could have been thewinner if not for a bad start.James is with us on the lanesevery week. He and his signifi-cant other Natalie have a prettynew daughter who is our newestmember. Great bowling James!Let’s not forget Ubuild Lenonwho almost got to the title gameand did so well at CAL.

Tourney Hi Qualifiers wereLeo Tartamella +163 for the menand Katrina Fujikami led the la-dies at +70. They will get paidentries.

Steady Freddie Catamisaneliminated the field in the 3-6-9roll off and missed after shot #3.We will go for $1,000 this week

at Premiere Lanes in the 3-6-9.Freddie got a $50 consolation forbeer money:-).

The Match Game was againmatched at 176 by Damone Hale,Eddie Palma, and Ely Cruz.They gladly shared the $2,160($720 each). We estimate theMatch Game at $1,200 this weekat Premiere Lanes.

Match Series worth $432was drawn by LeoTartamella.He drew a 545 which wasUNmatched, so we estimate theSeries at $625 at Premiere LanesSaturday.

The weekly winner of theColumbia “300” Ball, was alucky Anthony Borci. He thanksthe ABTA, and sponsor Colum-bia 300 for the fine ball. He willreceive a Columbia “ActionPacked”.

Champion Dave Mathisen isfrom Long Beach, and used aColumbia Beast drilled by ABTAmember Mike Wahl at CerritosLanes. He thanks his family and

friends for support, the ABTAstaff and especially Bob for allthe great tournaments that wreso fun to bowl in. David is anABTA Blueblood and bowls inour ABTA League at Cal also.

James Abilar is from Pasa-dena and used a Columbis Scoutdrilled by Memo Rosales at Ac-tion Lanes. He is taken byNatalie an ABTA member. Theyhave a new daughter Jo Lynn.He thanks God, Natalie, Joson,Mama Joni, Papa Henry. TheABTA family and Cal Bowl forthe nice hospitality and Memoand Crew for the fine drilling.

We sure enjoyed our returnto Cal and in a schedule changewill bowl there again Oct. 14 inplace of Arrowhead Lanes whichwill be in our next schedule.Thanks to Gary and his superb ,helpful staff.

On a happy note, we are en-lightened to hear of the marriageof ABTA memberws MarcusLemons and Tomiekia Johnson,now Tomiekia Lemons. Both ofthe Lemons and Johnsons fami-lies are ABTA members and sup-porters and fine people. Theywere married in Montebello andenjoyed a Mexican RivieraCruise for a honeymoon. Goodluck to the newlyweds from all!

On a sad note, we are sorryto hear of the passing of ABTAmember Les Tucker. Les was agreat guy and although an oldermember he was a fine bowler andvery competitive. He finishedsecond in his highest finish atWest Covina a few years back.He was well-liked by all.

He bowled at ChaparralLanes since its opening. He lovedbowling and horses and rodewith the Monrovia MountedPolice.

Les is up above working onhis perfect game where it meansso much more. He will be missedby this writer and all who knewhim. God Bless.

It is history folks, as DavidMathisen enters the archives asa four time champion.

Make plans for this One Dayevent at Premiere Lanes Satur-day. There will be qualifying at12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00p.m. Semi[-finals 7:45 p.m. Oct.14 we are hosted by Cal Bowl inLakewood with the schedule stillbeing worked and mailed soon.

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

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September 30, 2006FINAL RESULTS

1. Dave Mathisen 683 $900.00 Cash & Carry 1,200.00 Columbia Ball 100.00 2. James Abair 712 450.00 3. Ubuild Lenom 670 200.00 4. Donald Pulliam 698 110.00 5. Chris Abing 661 110.00 6. Patricia Johnson 712 105.00 7. Ian Benavidez 708 105.00 8. Olvier Esmejarda 705 105.00 9. Damone “Day” Hale 697 105.0010. Ely Cruz (SS) 706 100.0011. Tommy Newman 697 100.0012. Orelando Ramos 675 100.0013. Erik Volk 671 100.0014. Jo Ann Courtney 667 100.0015. J.R. Deguzman 661 100.0016. Joyce Charles 643 100.0017. Antonio Morgan 658 75.0018. Mike Bousquet 653 72.5019. Michael Seglar 650 70.0020. Ronnie Cordero 649 67.5021. Dominic Tambio 646 65.0022. Robert Mosley 645 62.5023. Ed Palma 639 62.5024. Freddie Catamisan 636 60.0025. Al Williams (SS) 633 57.5026. Tess Cruz 628 57.5027. Michael Morgan 626 55.0028. Romy Cajucom 624 52.5029. Chris Slack 617 52.5030. Roger Romero 614 50.0031. Chris Romero 610 50.0032. Joe Torre Jr. 608 49.0033. Rey Josafat Jr. 604 48.0034. Leo Tartamello (SS) 601 47.0035. Danny Guevarra 600 47.0036. Katrina Fujikami 596 46.0037. Alonzo Lemons 584 46.0038. Linda Larson 583 45.0039. Esther Tambio (SS) 578 44.0040. Jerilyn Morales 576 44.0041. Don Johnson Sr. 565 44.0042. Bret Rose 562 44.00

DOUBLES 1. Damone Hale/ Freddie Catamisan 1435 120.00 2. Damone Hale/ Robert Mosley 1431 100.00 3. Marvin Crowder/ Leo tartamella 1429 60.00 4. Romy Cajucom/ Danny Guevarra 1429 60.00 5. Bret Rose/ Damone Hale 1421 20.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCUT SCORE

Men: +95, Women: +27Super Seniors: Esther Tambio,Al Williams, Roger Romero

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Leo Tartamella +163Women: Katrina Fujikami +70

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Freddie Catamisan 50.00MATCH GAME 3 — 176

Ed Palma, Damone Hale,Ely Cruz, each won 720.00

MATCH SERIES — 545No winner

COLUMBIA BALL WINNERAnthony BorciPrize Fund, 157 4,454.00Paid Entries, 17 @ $44 748.00Optional Sidepots 908.00Doubles 360.00Brackets 7,230.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 1,200.00TOTAL PAID OUT $17,198.00


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Senior Swingers reported very nice scratch scores from JimEmery 580, Bill Tuttle 550, Cres Cruz 469, Jenny Sanchez 466, JoeRusso 212, Fred Rapp 192, Marcy Keables 184 and Kay Samuelsen181.

Monday 860 had high scratch scores from Ken Jones 599, MikeVail 594, Cara Cooper 582, Crissy Gianficaro 564, Dana Green 235,Richard Schultz 234, Maggie Jones 215 and Glenda Nale 210.

Telco keeps rolling with high scratch scores from Darren Atkison713, Syd Byford 641, Michelle Bodley 570, Karen Caldwell 507,Ace Williams 245, Chuck Kelso 241, Melanie Gamgene 212 andLinda Sommers 188.

Ladies Orbits stays on a high note with scratch highs fromCarol Thrasher 584, Carol Freebairn 488, Karen Dukes 193 andDiane Tait 181. Handicap honors go to Cindy Raposa 668, TeriChubin 654, Tish Plotkin 241 and Doreen Darin 231.

I.C.F. boasts high scratch scores from Phil Bartus 185, Al Richey181/490, Bernie Baima 179/501, Dick Oddone 480, Seiky Tluczek186/445, Suzie Thompson 166/445, Blanche Antilla 169 and JulieDickason 435.

Guys & Dolls rates the top ones with scratch scores reportedby Giac Veltri 682, Setu Molia 658, Michelle Bodley 628, SarahWheeler 503, Ray Moriarity 259, Mario Reid 246, CharlotteAlexander 212 and Jill Gorney 182. Handicap highs go to JohnMackenzie 766, Jay Rubin 739, Carol Jobe 684, Kathy Hughes674, Doug McMillen 287, Dale Markland 286, Maria Santillan 257and Robin Jesperson 246.

Wed. Nite Handicap has nice scratch scores rolled by PatrickKliesch 676, Mark Vaughan 608, Cory Neill 608, Ann Jones 497,Gloria Scheer 463, Gina Brouse 422, Cheryl McDonald 219, ReginaBeaner 164 and Loida Adriano 154.

Thursday Senior Foursome rocked the house with scratchscores from Al Fama 534, Jesse Menez 506, Jim Emery 504, MarieMenez 447, Cres Cruz 436, Barbara Teitel 430, Bill Tuttle 212,Steve Torok 190, John Kanda 183, Alba Williams 169, Jenny Sanchez166 and Ann Herrera 154.

Thursday 885 reported high scratch scores from DarrowTiongco 676, John Di Pietro 662, Cara Cooper 569, Susan Rudler540, Manny Martinez 279, Phil Nunez 257, Tom Jamison 257 andVickie Maas and Marian Allen both 205.

Sunday Vegas really let loose with scratch scores from DanStezaker 704, Steven Jones 653, Tara Cross 598, Jorva Di Rossa595, James Mock 256, Al Glynn 247, Julieta Ward 232 and VickieJovicic 212.

That does it for now. Until next time, I’ll see you out there.

Pickwick Jr’sby Tish Plotkin

BURBANK—Wow! Theenthusiasm out here on Satur-day mornings is exhilarating andcontagious. I can’t tell you howgreat it is to see these youngpeople having a great time whilestill being focused and intense.Come get a dose for yourself…it’s great medicine.

The Bumpers have rolledsome awesome scratch games.Austin Gardemann 84, AshleyOrozco 88 and Drew Gorsuch77. For series we had SeanAlexander 242, Zach Shepard164, Danielle Jackson 115 andBlair Thomas 199.

The Preps are moving up-wards with great scratch scoresfrom Stephen Orozco 129,Kasey Dagenais 126 and KaileyMcDonald 96. Scratch serieswere reported from CaelanDoorley 381, Clifford Baltazar308, Isabel Lopez 313 andKaitlyn Ervin 285.

In the Juniors the highscratch games were from EricWang 238, Tony Barriere 198,Patty Shaffer 156 and SashaPerez 144. High scratch serieswent to Robert Nakanishi 601,Bryan Caldwell 528, DanettePeppler 405 and Raylin Rivera399.

Keep up the great work,bowlers. I’ll be seeing you onthe lanes.

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STUDIO CITY—With the start of Winter Leagues, Pinz havenoticed many league bowlers coming in for lessons to hone in theirbowling skillz. As it’s evident by their great scores.

PINZ ADULTS: As the season turns and all the leaves start tofall, one thing remains constant, that’s the high scores that you guysput on the boards! No one is FALLING behind.

Tavern Guild: David Quam 206 232 221-659, Jeff Pifko 213225 214-652, Jay Johnson 236-587, Tina Hackett 216-555, RicKennedy 198-555, Doc McCoy 266-552.

Twilighters: Larry Schneider 232 245 204-681, Laurie Faso232 221 202-655, Ismael Cunanan 216 247-654, Ron Koblin 200220 204-624,Albert Zuniga 200 239-622, Bob Riffle 236 212-619.

Kings and Queens: Brett Himmel 248 244-674, HectorHernandes 235-579, Kevin Collins 206-568,Glenn Gurniak 202-552, John Pawlak 177-520, Luke Avery 193-515

Funseekers: Larry Potter 215 233-639, Jeff Pifko 217 216-610, Michael Gaimaro Jr. 268-603, Keane Murakami 200 212-602,James Sahakian 253-597, David Dittlinger 205 205-592.

S.C.B.L.: Jim Foltyn 257 226-676, Dave Yamamoto 223 248203-674, Will Petrasich 210 237-637, Brian Patterson 226 215-631,Keane Murakami 201 210 204-615, Larry Day 213 204-605.

PINZ JRS.:Most of our juniors aren’t even old enough to drive but on the

lanes they’re Fast and Furious too! Even though the gas pedal isn’tsomething to “Lian” put the pedal to the metal with these scores:

Banco Popular Adult/Junior: Joshua Fisher 207-569, BradLander 180-494, Brad Spector 201-489, Tyler Bensinger 172-489,Ethan Bensinger 235-578, Adam Lander 200-533.

Banco Popular Senior Scratch: Brittlan Halpern 245 235 245210-935, Griffin Roth 204 245 202-833, Nikolai Berk 205-701,Erik Shaw 184-677, Adam Lander 212-639Leeanne Jilek 230-521.

Banco Popular Senior Galaxies: Treven Goldsmith 184-529,Natalie Kato 190-514,Ethan Bensinger 178-511, Molly Gruber 198-487, Natalie Honda 174-467, Joanna Walker 172-465.

Banco Popular Junior Stars: Mathew Parker 123-359, NoahLander 127-304, Brianna Martinez 101-255,Nicole Martinez 70-202.

Banco Popular Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 89-170,Jack McEvoy 84-167.

PINZ SENIORS:It’s almost like the OK corral, a showdown of bowling skill, with

our favorite cowgirl, Charlene singing the praise of all! Yet they allwalk away from the showdown friends and a smile on their face.Check out these rootin tootin scores, pardners!

Joslyn Seniors: Jerry Rabinowitz 177-512, Abe Landsman 192-511, Sol Stein 179-498, Fausto Ronden 194-494, Art Bell 169-491,Teri Bonato 158-467.

Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 194-546, Ruth Swick 194-512, Gary Olsen 180-485, Charlene Gaffney 178-467, GeorgeLinsacum 155-446, Sol Karnovitz 163-445.

Senior Social: Gary Olsen 215-546, George Linsacum 189-501, Charlene Gaffney 158-410, Marge Snyder 153-403.

Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 182-520, Nancy Sherwood171-484, Lois Altman 168-475, Fran Parker 179-469, Donna Klein171-448, Marion Weis 156-447.

Coffee & Donuts: Fran Parker 194-503, Arleen Wiener 184-502, Cecilia Cadena 233-485, Donna Hickox 180-480, Pauline Lipin171-475, Dorthy West 188-466.

Bowler of the week: Brittlan Halpern another Jr League bowlerwho is bowling like the pros! With a 245 235 245 210 935, showsthat not only does it seem he got his nose in his studies for schoolhe’s also sharpened his game! Goes against all that we have learned:Nice guys do finish first!

Sweetness Quote of the week: “An ounce of practice is worthmore than tons of preaching.”.

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Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — The juniors here at Canoga Park Bowl are working hard to

improve their bowling games this winter season. Let’s check their scores.Sutter Goldminers: Duncan Clarke 189/439, Amruta Sardap 158/431, Rachel

Steinberg 144/351, Jacob Domine 125/349, Wahid Lodin 107/318, MaroofHaque 115/305, Cesar Morales 149/302, Andrew Gudino 138/301, Cedric Gal-loway 112/258, Marisa Lopez 106/249.

Leichman Alley Cats: Joshua Haas 98, Elvira Carrillo 96, Sevag Ghaminian83, Maribel Ordzco 64.

Junior Royals: Gus Reveles 279/600, Drew Stern 187/539, Samantha Meyers178/498, Raymond Amparo 144/370, Sonu Gill 122/329, Michelle I. Waten128/320, Brandon Bradley 137/318, Alina Medina 92/254, Hayley Fee 62/127.

Bantan All Stars: David Sheeran 167/477, Jason Cabal 91/246, Julia Frias89/244, Gina Vandewater 90/210, Sevaun Thompson 73/209, Ashley Brett 83/201.

Adult Junior Doubles: (9-24-06) Daniel Williams 688, Kevin Gross 659,Russell McFadden 527, Gus Reveles 523, Rachel Steinberg 397, Eric Czubiak387, Jazmine McFadden 324, Jessica Carmichael 298, Raiven Hardie 261.(10-01-06) Daniel Williams 627, Kevin Gross 585, Gus Reveles 577, RussellMcFadden 533, Jennifer Pyka 476, Eric Czubiak 363, Jessica Carmichael349, Rachel Steinberg 345, Raiven Hardie 272, Jazmine McFadden 213.

Good bowling to all the juniors. See you on the lanes.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Our seniors

here at Canoga Park Bowlare bowling some out-standing scores that we’reproud to report. Look attheir scores from weekthree.

Funsters: Carolyn Scherz-berg 248-258-235/741, DaveFolck 213-219-245/677, RickGreenweight 206-219-202/627, Al Reiswig 221-209/623,Bob Adams 234-201/604, BillRobb 221/573, Leo Jashinsky211/549, Candy Adams 192/506, Jackie Becker 200/501,Eleanor Weaver 184/481, Ber-tha Willard 171/475, MarilynBigman 168/466, Donna MaeBrown 163/443, CarolDezotell 153/434.

39’Ers Senior Trio: BillRobb 202-226-278/706, JohnO’Donoghue 223-268/657,Dave Folck 235-238/655, BillMcKinley 223-235/638, Hung-Lay Quon 233-214/628, EdwinCornish 205-232/625, WilliamTidemanson 209-206/608,Carolyn Scherzberg 213/599,Scotty Alavazo 236/598, LarryGeorge 225-207/587, AlReiswig 215/580, Les Logan222/574, Al Myers 211/569,Mel Neiditch 208/565, RogerChartrand 201/562, MaryLauer 202/560, ChuckReinhart 190/559, DorisSimmons 192/531, SylviaKesilis 182/519, Jerry Behar202/518, Kay Leovy 178/503,Shirl Radamaker 176/497,Edie Goldberg 170/487,Emma Luce 193/480, VickeBlaiwes 200/479, Lil Baker162/459, Ruth Balleweg 162/453, Carol Wareberg 167/432,Beryl Perry 148/425, MavisPoulsen 154/421.

WINNETKA — Fall is in the air as we see the leaves changingcolors and of course, they have to “fall”. The bowlers here atCanoga Park Bowl continue to improve their bowling scores andhere they are...

Viva Las Vegas: (9-24-06) Robert T. Battle 268/697, TedWeinsziehr 237/679, Curtis Litzenberger 233/642, Michael Djajich615, George Covington 606, Stephen Mendez 232, Jossua Kossow229. (10-01-06) Curtis Litzenberger 247/707, Robert T. Battle 236/668, Eric Rhodes 267/660, James Smith Jr. 235/628, RussellMcFadden 266/627.

First Lutheran: Jerome Hampton 234/620, Sean Griffin 205,Steven Schulkin 210, Dana Hanson 179/495.

River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 249-269-235/753, ScottCrawford 201-232-226/659, Ray Stoy 249-201-207/657, JasonKalmanson 258/644, Pedro Silva 226-220/626, Dan Dixon 256/620,Tyler Stoy 204-210/611, Robert Galbraith 232/602, Vince Koeller204-212/601, Ted Weinsziehr 212-210, Monise Kelly 205/561.

Comedians: Lou Cherpin 258-235-255 Clean 30 (748), DanKline 224-266-248/738, Chris Robinson 247-288/730, Jumil Will-iams 214-235-244/693, Robert Battle 215-257-202/674, Justin Ar-cher 233-212-227/672, Rick Hoffman 268-202/669, Chris Husby225-237-207/669, Sam Mannino 222-235-209/666, Judy Valazza202-232-210/644, Lizette Stevenson 223/565, Mary Becker 549,Ellen Eckard 522, Sheryl Kline 514, Deanna Pyka 200/507.

Tues. Pick-A-Ball Dbls.: (4-games) Bill Williams 204-249-245-277/975, Aaron Steinberg 210-283-235/920, Victor Johnson 217-230-248/894, Kevin Graus 254-247-229/892, Marsha Williams 222-208/799, Bev Zietz 226/729, Sharon Weger 204/722.

Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 204/547, Lil Baker 511.Copper Bucket: Karen Vance 221-224-201/646, Alec Hunter

235-204/608, Paul Anderson 233/601, Gary Reed 211, DustinAlavazo 254, Smoke Ackart 229/555, Traci McAdams 207.

500 Classic: Candy Adams 184, All Spare Game; Teresa Lauer253/626, Bev Zietz 561, Petras Kaun 235/555, Candy Adams 541,Mary Lauer 539, Pauline Long 517, Leslie Jackson 514, Carol Casuga508, Ginny Jack 503, Karen McDonald 502.

The Classics: Pam Findl 222-203/599, Bo Fogel 232/581, PamBlake 224/576, Tim Stake 213/564, Rean Luttrell 222/561, LouieEnriquez 222, Jodi Pappacostas 550, Linda Lowande 536.

Pizza & Bowl: Nick Gemora 205/563, Marcos Ceballos 215,Sherry Jensen 139/352.

Thursday Pick-A-Ball: (4-games) Scott Friedman 234-236-205-268/943, Scott Crawford 241-207/803, Frank Vellegas 242, PatGross 203/764.

B’Nai Brith: George Lippert 289-212-239/740, Jay Rosen 237-235-235/707, Doug Baillie 233-279/690, Bernie Schatz 258-210-204/672, Jay Davies 268-215/670, Steve Horenstein 232-248/661,Mark Fienberg 247-216/654, Tom Flynn 233-220/635, Tony Rubin211-234/627, Joey Agiert 255/624.

CC Nikkei: Sam Fukumoto 268/644, Yuki Matsuba 205-247/642, Kirk Sasaki 232/611, Pei Eto 218-202, Ken Shinbashi 206-227, Katsuko Fujita 198/573, Stephen Sasaki 218, Sus Tellio 207,Miyuki Koga 536, Noriko Fukunaga 522, Misato Sakata 516.

Adult Junior Doubles: (9-24-06) Bill Williams 748, DanOnestinghel 698, Eric Rhodes 685, Scott Friedman 666, Robert T.Battle 662, Donnette Nelson 264. (10-01-06) Robert T. Battle 662,Ray Stoy 649, Eric Rhodes 648, Bill Williams 621, Larry Steinberg606, Donnette Nelson 312.

Keep those scores coming and we’ll have them reported in theCanoga Park Bowl house column. Have a super week.

SENIOR ALIBI NO-TAPTOURNAMENT

September 26, 2006OFFICIAL RESULTS

Men’s Division1. Jose Blanco 899 $12.002. Hung Lay Quon 840 10.003. Ken Burkenheim 839 9.004. Adam Drozdz 835 FE

Sidepots (Includes Handicap)Game 1:l. Bill Robb 314 12.002. Dave Folck 306 6.00Game 2:1. Adam Drozdz 341 12.002. Al Reiswig, tie 305 3.00 Jose Blanco, tie 305 3.00Game 3:1. Mel Matthews 301 12.002. Jose Blanco 286 6.00Game 4:1. Jose Blanco 308 12.002. Ed Cornish 280 6.00

Women’s Division1. Alicia Schryver 883 10.002. Margaret Knuth 835 FESidepots (Includes Handicap)Game 1:1. Alicia Schryver 278 5.002. Margaret Knuth 260 3.00Game 2:1. Margaret Knuth 298 5.002. Alicia Schryver 291 3.00Game 3:1. Alicia Schryver 314 5.002. Maria Tellio 313 3.00Game 4:1. Margaret Knuth 277 5.002. Freda Leibson 275 3.00

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Match Game/ Strike Out Pot Carry OverLAKEWOOD—Steven Hower led the ABTA League in scoring

in week 4 with a nice 231-252-223 / 706 count leading his team to 17points. Steve had the only 7 but also bowling well were DamoneHale 258/694, John Kim 247/685 Mike Tambio 268/678 Vince TresCatalasan 233/674, Sol Cericos 237/665 and Vince Cervantes 234/660. Deborah Sanders led the Women 226/643, Gina Velarde 224/619 Pam Jones 557, Rita Cruz 541 Mary Smyth 537, and RaquelVergara 532.

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$5.00 ACROSS SCRATCH $100-$35Game 1. Sol Cericos 237, Bob Smith 236 2. Steve Hower 252 Sol

Cericos 237 3. Danny Guevarra 259 and Damone Hale 258.The MATCH GAME worth $622 was not hit at 218 and will

estimate it at $780 this week. week. The Strike-Out Pot was not hitand carried over also! Now up to $330 per Chauney Merritt andGreg Velarde.

The Dollar Doubles was won by Mike Tambio 268-Rey Josefat220/488 -$240. Sol Cericos 237, John Kim 235/ 472$120 and SteveHower 252- Alan Aguilar 204/ 456 $40.

Winner of the weekly ABTA Tournament Entry was DodieSajonas. ABTA Tournament will be at Premiere Lanes Saturdaywith Qualifying at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 and 6:00 PM Semis at7:45PM. The Following week Oct 14 we do return to CAL Bowl inan Early Event!

Congratrs to ABTA Member David Mathisen for winning ourlatest event at CAL Bowl!

LAKEWOOD — Hi. As you look around you can’t help butsee pumpkins popping up all over along with all types ofcostumes so that means one thing. It’s October and themonth of Halloween. Here at Cal Bowl, we have a lot ofscores to report and some of the leagues may have a coupleweeks as they do a catch-up on their reports.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET(9-17-06) James Matthews 275/621, Ray Minter 223-203/

619, Michael White 224-206, Brandon Mims 223, MichaelBuck 222, Carole Fischer 221, Ace Price 219, Zernell Hayes212, Jeffrey Aller 211, Norman McKinley 210, Daman Harris204, John Mathews 204, Cecile Hurd 203. (9-24-06) MichaelBuck 246-214/639, James Matthews 214-210/613, DamanHarris 255/612, Brandon Mims 226-222, Terry Green 222,Joe Lipsey 221, Kenny Wright Jr. 213, Duane Scott 208,Carole Fischer 200, Carlos Urzua 200. (10-1-06) JamesTalley 233, Ray Minter 224, Michael Buck 222, Brandon Mims216, Carole Fischer 214, Sharon Lipsey 209, Dave Minter209, Cecile Hurd 203, Victor Palumbo 203.

LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEESTom McNaughton 236/630, Mike Campbell 225/601, Eural

Wilson and Gary Anderson 231 each, Kim Aguito 227, RobAnderson and R.J. Perkins 225 each, Maurice Hart 221,Merle Anderson and Steve Anderson both with 213, DannyCollins 205, Mike Kane 203, Jerry Waken, Roger Lewis,Rich Medina, Clay Barnett all with 202 games, Kevin Watts201, Ondra Lucas Jr., Roy Hess, Cesar Usi 200 each, ReneeScott 197, Dianna Hughes 196, J.J. Scott and Lisa Kane194 each, Rudy Directo 193 each.

CAL BOWLEROS(9-19-06) Darlene Hom 213/589, Dee Phipps 204-201/

552, Carole Fischer 549, Agnes Blaisdell 526, Glenda Harvey526, Mattie Wylie 522, Cathy Wyatt 206/513, Betty Moss 510,Mary Smyth 507, Lou Ingebretsen 503, Ora McCormick 203.(9-26-06) Dottie Lawn 205-205/573, Carole Fischer 232/564, Kim Eastwood 222/556, Ora McCormick 551, MarySmyth 210/538, Darlene Hom 514, Dee Phipps 510, MickayGurule 502, Yvonne Clarke 205, Almeta Cobbs 204.

SENIOR MENS TRIORick Hunter 236-173-215/624, Charles Gleason 266-225-

213/704, Sonny Dew 195-212-208/615, Ray Staten 209-222-194/625, Ed Stoute 219-149-242/610, Paul Peete 248-201-279/728, John Dunn 183-189-248/620, Jimmy Hamilton222-269-210/701, Archie Stull 202-227-212/641, JerryPeterson 211-230-182/623, Boylee Inocente 222-195-212/629, J.J. Scott 170-225-257/652, Earl Hullett 182-233-212/627, Charles Woods 278-205-202/685, Herman Martin 190-228-201/619, Ralph Wingert 193-220-214/627, JamesBurke 184-209-208/601, Ron McClain Sr. 172-236-204/612,Billy Scott 191-224-209/624, Robert Thomas 245-223-179/647, Pat Kinard 196-211-201/608, Doug Johnson 223-193-187/603, Don Boaz 213-204, Al Ortiz 204, B.J. 203, PaulReynolds 209, Curtis Whaley 211, Al Cowens 202, DougDixon 209, Wayne Brown 226, John Matthews 205, ClarkVandenBerg 224-210, Rollie Deguzman 206, Donald Wade211, Cecil Knighton 229, Clarence Turner 212, Fidel Usi210, Rick Llaneta 216, Rudy Munzon 204, Jim Valles 213,Tom McNaughton 220, Al Williams 206, Phil Hylton 203-205, Herman Woodard 222, Rusty Campbell 224, BobStickney 219, Robert Wright 215, Willie Buckhalter 206, KenSeiple Sr. 200-200, Jorge Fernandez 203, John Cuico 211,Don Kelly 200, Andrew Morten 202.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEJohn Lynch 182-233-190/605, Ace Price 218-234-183/635,

Daryl Brandt 211, Bob Brockman 203, Ray Clair 210, Rich-ard Dubuke 205, Fafa Fila 211-205, Paul Griba 206, SteveLizotte 201, Rudy Munzon 230, Carol Nelson 203, JacobyRudolph 233, Doug Sanders 204, Glenn Wright 234.

CAL STARSDee Phipps 190-210-190/590, Ora McCormack 139-206-

171/516, Betty Moss 200-145-190/535, Vi Wilson 186-155-192/533, Bette Jane Richardi 145-184-189/518, Bert Martinez182-190-170/542.

FUNSTERSDoug Johnson 246/631, Jim Burke 247-238/658, Chuck

Morrissey 212-204/563, Margo McClain 200/512, RonMcClain 244/595, Lila Stevenson 217/509, John Mathews210/563, Jerry Stotts 206/575, Maurice Chartrand 560, DonKelly 525, Harold Runyon 212/530, Larry Martinez 206/568,Ed McLean 201/527, Orvil Price 521, Robert Thomas 204/553, Norma Davis 511, Terry Binuya 218/551, Tom Spencer202/538, Vancie Keith 203-231/562, Pre Collier 233/573,Eduardo Buhay 521, Divina Buhay 503, Joe Erwin 224/577,Maria Larason 509, Willie Young 201/558, Josh Hudson202-215/566, Dominic Antonio 225/556, Jorge Fernandez219-230/612, Lee Theiss 505, Steve Halava 520.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASOutstanding bowling by Jim Burke 299-247-231/777. Don

Keith 528, Ed Hansen 536, Wayne Moon 500, Ray Culp626, Wendell Ledbetter 563, Pat Erwin 512, Larry Neri 502,Stanley Murren 527, Jerry Stotts 521, Steve Jaspar 503, WaltGist 553, John Mathews 512, Mattie Wylie 547, Bob Stickney553, Chuck Patterson 633, Joe Erwin 587, Dolores Castillo546, B.J. Theiss 621, Don Jones 547, Al Ortiz 551, JohnWelty 501, Gene Hammons 514, Ed Brown 565, RobertThomas 625, Wilfred Panton 525, Boylee Inocente 534.

YOUNG AT HEARTRachel Bright 94-122-102/318, Rosalind Harris 94-135-

87/316, Connie Lopez 94-88-87/261, Art Nelson 159-117-158/424, Gene Hammons 123-168-139/430, Curtis Whaley233-215-213/661, Audrey Johnson 102-99-137/338, EdJohnson 109-181-159/449, Willie Young 199-199-172/570,Albert Stephens 77-93-120/290, Eva Hammons 60-89-102/251, Josh Hudson 167-204-210/581, Tua Sula 136-188-131/455, Lynette Williams 145-157-138/430, Fale Sula 111-192-208/511, June Skulick 127-154-113/394, Dottie Castillo156-145-163/464, Gene Skulick 195-246-195/636, JohnBrider 136-156-140/432, Mac McNealy 189-167--203/559,James Johnson 205-225-190/620, Lester Felien 169-149-160/478, Leroy Stephens 198-121-163/482, Albert Burnett164-153-150/467, Abe Villania 155-174-180/509, Jim Plaate171-265/436, Earl Hullett 137-173-170/480, Ellis Houston175-184-194/553, Tom Pettway 178-171-181/530, WillieCreer 117-120-145/382.

RECYCLED TEENSJim Burke 245/679, Bel Alferos 519, Eduardo Buhay 511,

Don Keith 561, Wendell Ledbetter 538, Steve Jasper 533,Dominic Antonio 524, Boylee Inocente 536, MauriceChartrand 521, Fred Meisel 548, Ning Barcelona 569, CurtisWhaley 595, Dominic Saraceno 580, Tom Spencer 566, WillieBurkhalter 561, Frances Walker 552, Sam Huckleby 546,Frank Quiambao 518, Chuck Ashton 507, Walter Millsap594, R.C. Owens 519, Ben Jones Sr. 502, Lillie Darden 523,John Mathews 538, Terry Binuya 501, Jerry Cocks 512, Ken

JUNIORSBobcats

Daniel Martinez 162, Ricky Camacho 108. Tyree Lebeau180, Tai Tafea 184.

ClassifiedJared Gafare 199-221-195/615, Brandon Lebeau 199,

Kristine Cuevas 171, Chris Cuevas 227, Latrale Freeman182, Daniel Brown 197, Gabriel Martinez 222-227/632,Mayghan Hooper 148, Kayla Rayburn 223, Amanda Neil 185-185, Chris Blankenship 192, Ashley Foster 205-190, Domi-nique Nezey 135, Troy Nezey 126, Ron Lewis 203-235,Raymon Carter 229.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Ron Lewis 208, Tammy Wilson 149, Danny Martinez 171,Raymond Hernandez 86, Daniel Brown 202-187, AmandaNeil 235, Francis Lopez 113, Latrale Freeman 179, GabrielMartinez 223.

AdultsPaul Reynolds 224-246/619, Jim Padgett 220, David C.

Herrera 223, Joann Culpepper 204, Gary Kowarsch 223-209-199/631, Matt Mosley 202, Sopha Mansy 123, Heidi King191, Donna Neil 144, Paul Mehl Jr. 212-227-203/642,Chrisgen Whitfield 202, Billy Foster 203-211.

FRIDAY NO-TAPSeptember 29, 2006 FINAL RESULTS

1. Ronald McClain Sr. 892 $65.002. Rick Llaneta 861 45.003. Bryan Presley 836 30.004. Kenny Wright Jr. 831 22.00

SIDEPOTS1. Mike Pizarro, hdcp. 322 36.002. Bryan Presley, scr. 300 18.00 Sherman Joseph, scr. 300 18.003. Ronald McClain Sr., hdcp. 317 36.00

3-6-9 POTNo winners $484.00

INSURANCEMatt Mosley 36.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTRonald McClain Sr. 841 36.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTOctober 6, 2006 at 1:00 p.m.

Seiple Sr. 503, Frank Fernandez 539.BIG BEAR

Vinny Patel 266-193-232/691, Dave Reid 283-203-190/676, B.J. Theiss 164-280-216/660, Emmerson Wafer 214-233-209/656, John Dunn 245-233-176/654, Rigo Magana212-214-227/653, John Lynch 182-258-205/645, SidNakagawa 269-177-186/632, Roy Flounoil 249-202-180/631, Bill Phipps 172-246-208/626, Jeff Cur 213-249-164/626, Randy Nakagawa 215-215-191/621, Ken Nakagawa223-181-214/618, Dee Phipps 170-199-194/563, DarondaReed 162-179-202/543, Caroline Head 189-159-185/533,Lillie Darden 140-193-179/512, Betty McDiarmid 172-143-196/511, Morag Knapp 170-180-181/531, Donna Cable 137-192-172/501.

ELKS & FRIENDSB.J. 204-246/647, Jimmie Valles 228-257/627, Gary Kelly

211, Stacy Kelly 210, Don Louis 222, Ralph Buckles 214,Carlos Salcedo 222, Millie Buckles 201, Ed Brown 209, ErnieBarrios 227.


DONKEE TOUR

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FINALS TO FOLLOW

1st PL $1,000. 2nd PL $ 500. POSSIBLE $1700.00 WITH DONKEE SHIRT AND JACK ACE BASED ON 125 ENTRIES

HIGH QUALIFIER EACH SQUAD GOES TO FINAL

MYSTERY GAME - $200.00

-MYSTERY SERIES- $100.00

SIDE POTS – BRACKETS - DOUBLES

October 15, 2006- Bowl-O-Drome (310)328-3700 21915 S. Western Ave. Torrance

Squad Times-10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Finals to Follow

October 22, 2006- Del Rio Lanes (562)927-3351 7502 E Florence Ave, Downey

Squad Times - 10:00 a.m, 11:30 a.m, 1:00 p.m, 2:30 p.m, Finals to follow

October 29, 2006- Bye

November 5, 2006- Yorba Linda Bowl(714)777-3818 18171 Imperial Hwy, Yorba Linda

Squad Times-10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. Finals to Follow

Prize Funds based on entries

Roger Wrase Wins 2ndTitle at Cerritos Lanes

Paul Passarino Wins Both Mystery & Series!CERRITOS—Roger Wrase our latest winner, picks up 2nd title.

Roger is single and owns his own plumbing business. Roger sportshighs of a 300 game and 852 series. Roger was throwing a StormReloaded drilled by Ken Puleston @ Gable House in Torrance.Roger would like to thank the Donkee Staff for putting on thetournament. Thank you Roger for your support!!!

Paul Passarino was our luckiest winner today picking up the 1st

Mystery Series payout since its inception and winning $1500 inthe process for his 465 series, at the same time he also pocketed themystery game for $300 with a 174 game. Paul was frustrated withhis game this weekend, well we guess there is nothing to be frus-trated about for the self proclaimed Destroyer now.

Congratulations Paul !!!! Mystery will start over at our nextTournament this week at Bowling Square. Game will begin at $200and series $100 this weekend (Both estimated).

TOURNAMENT RECAPCut Scores +81 Men & +73 Women. Our lucky lock in for high

qualifier 10:00AM Keith Kenworthy +28. Early Squads have bestchance of qualifying!!!

Sidepots – 11:30AM – Tomieka Johnson, Sherman Joseph,Dom Laguardia ($33 ea), 1:00PM – Joe Swift, Dom Laguardia,Roger Wrase, Dom Laguardia, Roger Wrase, Donnie Johnson ($50/$28 ea), 2:30PM – David Godinez, Jason Woody, Mike Pizarro,Roger Wrase, Alex Romero, Greg Tadaro ($60/$24 ea).

Lucky Mystery Game & SeriesWinner Paul Passarino

1. Roger Wrase 755 $1000.00 11. Greg Tadaro 690 $71.00

2. Donnie Johnson 749 $ 350.00 12. Melissa Woddy 690 $71.00

3. Dom Laguardia 724 $ 125.00 13. Sherman Joseph 682 $67.00

4. Clark VandenBerg 712 $ 115.00 14. Mike Pizarro 677 $66.00

5. Rod Cantrell 707 $ 105.00 15. Alex Cheeseman Sr 672 $65.00

6. Cruz Baez 706 $ 95.00 16. Ed Palma 663 $64.00

7. Dave Miller 697 $ 90.00 17. Jason Woody 662 $63.00

8. Joan Jordan 691 $ 80.00 18. Glenn Mabilanga 662 $63.00

9. Luis Diaz 690 $ 71.00 19. Steve Brode 659 $61.00

10. Joe Swift 690 $ 71.00 20. Tomeika Johnson 656 $60.00

Doubles1. Roger Wrase & Clark VandenBerg 1467 $100.002. Roger Wrase & Philip Lebaquin 1400 $ 60.003. Clark VandenBerg & Luis Diaz 1388 $ 50.004. Donnie Johnson & Don C Johnson 1387 $ 40.005. Clark VandenBerg & Mike Pizarro 1383 $ 30.00

81 Entries

Tournament $ 3708.00

Sidepots $ 585.00

Brackets $ 1440.00

Free Entries$ 360.00

Champions Shirt $ 35.00

Mystery Game $ 300.00

Mystery Series $ 1500.00

Total $ 7928.00

Donkee Champion Roger Wrase & Clark Vandenberg 4th Place, DonnieJohnson 2nd, Dom Laguardia 3rd & Rod Cantell 5th not shown.

November 4th, 2006

3rd Annual CharityCasino Night

USBC To Guarantee$200,000 Queens

Prize Fund For 2ndConsecutive YearGREENDALE, Wis.—The

world’s best women bowlers willagain compete for a $200,000guaranteed prize fund and$30,000 first prize when theUnited States Bowling CongressQueens is conducted in Char-lotte, N.C., April 28-May 2,2007.

The guaranteed Queens prizefund and first prize are part ofUSBC’s continuing effort to sup-port women’s bowling. The2006 Queens conducted in Reno,Nev., last June was the first yearthe event featured a record$200,000 prize fund with the$30,000 first prize going to ama-teur standout ShannonPluhowsky.

“Increasing the Queens prizefund underscores USBC’s com-mitment to women’s bowling,”said USBC Chief Officer ofTournaments and EventsRoseann Kuhn. “While USBCis guaranteeing the prize fund,we will also put into place anintensive sales effort to seekmore sponsorship dollars thatwould potentially allow us toexpand the prize fund even fur-ther.”

In another effort to showcasewomen’s competition, USBC isthe sponsor of the innovativemade-for-TV USBC Women’sChallenge, which was taped ona specially-installed lane in LasVegas’ Fashion Show Mall andis airing on consecutive Mondaynights on ESPN2 at 9:30 p.m.EDT until Oct. 9.

Topflight women bowlersalso will compete in the upcom-ing USBC Masters which willbe conducted Oct. 24-29 in Mil-waukee. Kelly Kulick, the firstwoman to qualify for theDenny’s Professional BowlersAssociation exempt tour, willlead a list of several women whowill compete in the first majorof the 2006-07 tour season. TheMasters finals will be televisedby ESPN from the WisconsinExposition Center at State FairPark on Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. East-ern.

USBC also announced thatbeginning in 2008, the Queensand Senior Queens will be sched-uled during a consistenttimeframe. As a result of theUSBC Women’s Championshipsnew guaranteed reservation sys-tem taking effect in 2008 in De-troit, Queens and Senior Queensqualifying will begin the fourthSaturday in April at least through2012.

The 2007 Queens will beconducted at AMF CarolinaLanes in the Charlotte suburb ofMatthews, N.C. and the SeniorQueens at Northcross Lanes inHuntersville, N.C.

Southwest Trio,We’re Still Rolling

by Ken Del ConteLOS ANGELES — The

Southwest Bowl Saturday Triosreported their scores from weeksthree and four.

In week three, we find AlBailey as the top man with hisscores of 259/705, followed byPrewitt Kinermon 236/694,Sherman Walker 267/659, JackieRidley 232/658, Willie Horne257/635, Billy Foster 235/629.Representing the ladies wasBeverly Fitzgerald with her 235/643.

Leading the scores in weekfour, we have Ed Matthews 246-247/717, Prewitt Kinermon 247-247/697, Daniel Johnson 250/674, Sherman Walker 227/655,Johnny Wooley 234/649, Rob-ert Woods 242/623, WillieHorne 236/617, FreddieOverstreet 220/606, RenaldoSpence 224/600. The ladies wereled by Mabel Williams 235/633,Beverly Fitzgerald 247/617 andRobin Burns 247.

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Gardena Bowl Hoststhe 15th Annual

Jim Kunz “Memorial”Adult/Junior Doubles No-Tap Tournament

GARDENA BOWL15707 So. Vermont Ave., Gardena • 310-324-1244

SATURDAY

October 15, 2005

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October 16, 2005

3 Squads:

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SCHOLARSHIP WILL BE AWARDED FOR YOUTH BOWLERS

TEAM ENTRY FEE: $20.00Lineage ......................... 3.75Expenses ....................... 1.00Trophy........................... 2.00Scholarship ................... 3.25

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National Deaf Bowling NewsMalucci Breaks Records, Beat Pete Kaz

For Deaf Master Bowler Titleby Connie Marchionie

LAS VEGAS—The entries in the 5th annual National DeafMaster Bowlers Association tournament held at the OrleansHotel Bowling Center were at all time low 21. Founder Director BillCozad added handicap but it did not help draw more bowlers butnevertheless the tournament went on.

The tournament turned out to be a battle of two great deafbowlers, Carl Malucci, the left-hander from Whittier, CA and PeterKaczmarczyk, the right hander from Warren, MI. Malucci is thedeaf prolific 300 shooter while Kaczmarczyk is the leading deafPBA money earner and holder of many NDMBA scoring records.

At the tournament’s end, it turned out Malucci was the eventualwinner breaking three of Kaczmarczyk’s 8 records.

In the Saturday morning’s first 6 games block of 12 games quali-fying round, Pete Kaz as he was nicknamed, finished with a 1410including the morning block’s high game 269. Malucci started offwith first three games of 255-256-249 for 770 breaking Pete Kaz’srecord of 749 set in 2003 at Dallas. But Malucci finished with 1378.After a lunch break, in the afternoon’s second block of 6 games,Malucci came back with another new record three games 790 from254-279-257 and finished with a 267 for a 740 and a new recordafternoon block of 1530 total. His 790 broke Pete Kaz’s record of748 made in the 2002 first tournament at Cleveland and his 1530broke Pete Kaz’s 1487 made in 2003. Also Malucci’s 279 tied thehigh game of 279 by Kevin Moran in 2002.

Malucci finished the day at the top with a 2909 total, 62 pinsshort of Pete Kaz’s record of 2971 made in 2001 at Orlando. PeteKaz finished second with 1271 and 2681 total. Top six bowlersfinished with zero handicap, John Fisher, Ohio 3rd with 2511,

Chinn, Gannon and JohnsonSST Champs at Bowlium LanesMONTCLAIR—The SST (Super Senior Tour) held their Octo-

ber event at AMF Bowlium Lanes in Montclair, CA. Doug Johnsonwon his third 73+ division title, Gerry Chinn won the Senior Divi-sion, Kevin Gannon from Lakewood, CA beat the juniors for histhird SST victory and Everette Nishikawa won the Tournament ofNon-Champions.

Gerry Chinn from Castaic, CA qualified in first place in theSenior Division and didn’t look back. He beat all six players inmatch play building his lead from 35 pins to 274 capturing his firstSST Title and $565.00. Gerry would like to thank his wife Tessiefor her support and the management at AMF Bowlium Lanes.

After 10 games of qualifying in the Junior Division only ninepins separated the top three players. Ricky Corona had a narrowtwo pin lead over Mike Rick and Kevin Gannon trailed Rick byonly seven. Gannon and Corona won five of their six match games,but Gannon outscored Corona by 66 pins to take home $535.00 andhis third SST title this year. Kevin would like to thank BowliumLanes, their staff, and Tony at Gardena Pro Shop.

Doug Johnson from Long Beach, CA continues to dominate the73+ division winning his third title for the year scoring 2023 for 10games. In the tournament of Non-Champions, four bowlers cashedand Nishikawa placed first to win $325.00 with 2223 for his 10-game total. In the King of the Hill, Junior Kevin Gannon earnedbragging rights and $50.00 defeating SS Gerry Chinn 246 to 213.

A special thank you goes out to General Manager Kern Wilsonand his fine staff for their hospitality and to Jan and Sue Niblett ofLuster Cote, Inc. for adding $500 to the prize fund for the Tourna-ment of Non-Champions.

Our next event will take place at Cal Oaks Bowl in Murrietta,November 4 & 5, 2006. We will have a Pro Am Friday, November3 and $1,000 will be added to the SST prize fund

Don’t forget to tell a friend about our new 73+ Division (65+women) where 1 in 3 cash. For questions about the SST you cancontact Dave Gulley at 949.677.6424. Entry forms can be down-loaded at our website: www.superseniortour.com

Financial Report – AMF Bowlium Lanes, September 30, Octo-ber 1, 2006.

MONEY IN:47 bowlers42 Entries @$135.00: $5,670.005 new bowlers @ $100 - $500.00Non Champions 9 @ $35 - $315.00N/C Added by Luster Cote, Inc. - $500.00Total money in: $6,985.00 MONEY OUT:21 - Junior Prize Fund: $2,105.0023 - Senior Prize Fund: $2,345.003 bowlers 73+ prize fund: $200.00Lineage $1,088.00Expense / director fees: $260.00King of Hill: $50.00Plaques: $40.00End of year added money - $82.00Total money out: $6,985.00$98.94 from your entry fee went to current prize fundKing of Hill - $50.00 (Kevin Gannon)

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SSTSUPER SENIOR TOUR

(At AMF Bowlium Lanes)September 30, 2006 - October 1, 2006

FINAL STANDINGSSENIOR DIVISION

1. Gerry Chinn, Castiac, CA 3700 $565.002. Pat Kinard 3426 435.003. John Fitzgerald, Beaumont, CA 3407 335.004. Everett Nishikawa, Corona, CA 3340 260.005. Don Jackson, Bonita, CA 3320 230.006. Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas, NV 3316 200.007. Jim Starks, Montclair, CA 2144 170.008. Corky Demaio, San Bernardino, CA 2138 150.00

JUNIOR DIVISION1. Kevin Gannon, Lakewood, CA 3783 535.002. Ricky Corona, Yorba Linda, CA 3717 410.003. Chuck Hansen, North Hills, CA 3625 320.004. Mike Rick, Redlands, CA 3603 260.005. Paul Barraco, La Verne, CA 3427 230.006. Greg Neuer, Covina, CA 3387 200.007. Dave Martin, Rialto, CA 2176 150.00

defending champion Darrell Stogryn, CA 4th with 2485, PBA se-nior Frank Gallo, Jr MD 5th with 2460 and Ron Hinkel, RI 6th with2454.

On Sunday morning the top 16 qualifiers with their scores weptclear went in another 5 games for the top 8 bowlers positions for theone round match play. Pete Kaz recaptured the lead with a record1213 with 267-227-235-259-225. Malucci closed with a 257 for1189 for 2nd and Darrell Stogryn closed with the round’s high game269 for 1097 for 3rd. Robert Ellison, CA who qualified 13th with nohandicap rolled 1017 to jump to 4th and Tournament director EdAbakumff with a 256 middle game and 3 handicap per game movedfrom 7th to 5th. Robert G. Jones, CA with 4 handicap per gamemoved up from 12th to 6th, up coming bowler Patrick Stecker, CAwith 7 handicap moved from 16th to 7th and the final spot wastaken by Tim Estes, WA with no handicap, helped with a 254 firstgame and 861 total. In the best 3 of 5 match play, three matcheswent 3 games with only Stecker making Malucci work for his winand both Pete Kaz and Bob Jones easy winners over Estes andStogryn respectively. Ellison-Abakumoff went see-sawing 5 gameswith Abakumoff winning the 5th game. Both with the best losingrecord and worst winning record had to bowl another game for thewild card position which Ellison prevailed with a 201-178 win.

The semi finals one game matches had Pete Kaz beating Ellison,216-183 and Malucci defeating Jones229-197. In the one game cham-pionship match Pete Kaz starting with a 3 baggers but in 4th frameleft a 7-10 on a pocket hit and had two consecutive 10 pin taps andanother split in 8th for a 187. Malucci ran a 4 baggers from 5th to8th frame for a 210 and the title and $1200.00 prize. Pete Kaz isagain without a title taking the $600 runner-up position. Ellisonbeat Jones 212 to 204 for the 3rd place $300 and Jones took 4thplace $200. Abakumoff finished 5th, Stogryn 6th, Stecker 7th andEstes 8th. Malucci took the $100 high qualifier prize. Abakumoffretired after five years as the tournament director and was awardeda trophy for his work. His assistant Ellison will replace him. Nextyear’s tournament will be held at Taylor Lanes near Detroit and aheadquarter hotel will be announced later.

WCST REGULAR DIVISION TOURNAMENT ON SEPTEM-BER 24, 2006 AT SILVER NUGGET LANES. (Left to right) TerryLeong, champion and Joe Merrill 2nd.

WCST SUPER SENIOR DIVISION AT SILVER NUGGETLANES. Stan Winters, 2nd and champion Darrel Curtis enjoy themoment.


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TIMES HAVE CHANGED??The 1948—1949 bowling season was the greatest in the history

of the tenpin sport. The American Bowling Congress, a serviceorganization, reported an all-time high membership of 311,053 teams.The A. B. C. certified a record number of 6,097 bowling establish-ments including over 50,000 alley beds. Tournaments, sanctionedby the A. B. C., numbered 1,774, another record. The Woman’sInternational Bowling Congress, Inc., had a record membership of432,926 individuals.

Men’s Tournaments. The 6th annual tournament of the Ameri-can Bowling Congress was conducted in Atlantic City, N. J., atConvention Hall, Feb. 12 to April 9th, 1949. It was the first time anA. B. C. tournament was held in a seaboard city and it was the sixthlargest in history, with 5,444 teams representing 980 towns in 40states, the District of Columbia, Alaska, and Canada. A total of$375,991 was paid in 12,201 prizes, the A. B. C.’s second highestprize fund. Forty-six newly installed alleys were used, the largestbattery of lanes ever.

The Jimmie Smith team of South Bend, Ind., won the highlyprized A. B. C. team championship, which netted them $2,500 andthe 1949 championship gold and diamond medals, plus the A. B. C.team championship sponsor trophy. The South Bend team scored3,027. Individual members and their scores included: Joe Czigany,542; Harold Kelly, 632; John Nemeth, 668; Drennan Tatman, 543;and Harley Luckey, 642. It was the second A. B. C. title for Kelly.

Donald Van Boxel, Green Bay, Wis., and Gene Bernhardt, Stur-geon Bay, Wis., scored 1,332 to win the Two-Man title. The pairhad never met before they boarded the train in Green Bay for theirtrip east. Van Boxel scored 688 and Bernhardt posted 644. Theynetted $1,000 and medals.

Bernard Rusche, a Cincinnati University law student, convertedthe 3-10 split in the last frame to score 716 and win the individualtitle worth $500 and the championship medal.

Johnny Small, veteran Chicago bowler, won his second A. B. C.title, when he won the all-events with a nine-game total of 1,941. Hewon $1,000 and the championship medal.

The E & B Beer team, Detroit, became the third team to win theFrank L. Pasdeloup trophy for high team all-events. This teamrolled 9,041 in the three divisions as follows: Therman Gibson,1,820; Charles O’Donnell, 1,918; Louis Sielaff, 1,734; George Young,1,778; and Fred Bujack, 1791. The E. & B’s set a new money-earning mark of $3,977 and collected 13 trophies. O’Donnell set anindividual money-winning mark of $1,809.

Junie McMahon, Chicago, established a new all-time high 10-year average of 206.69. He was only six pins ahead of Joe Wilman,Chicago, in this race which has become one of the A. B. C.’s mostinteresting features.

The E & B Beer team, Detroit, won the National Match Gameteam championship on Nov. 20, in a 24 game, home and homematch, with the defending Tavern Pale team of Chicago. The marginwas 308 pins. The Detroit team included Therman Gibson, ChuckO’Donnell, George Young, Bill Bunetta, Louis Sielaff, and FredBujack.

Stan Slomenski, Newark, N. J., and Johnny Dayon, Bayonne,N. J., won the National Two-Man match game championship inPhiladelphia on Feb. 6.

Junie McMahon, Chicago, won the All-Star tournament in Chi-cago early in December and was crowned National Match Gameindividual champion. McMahon outscored 15 other finalists in the64 game match play when he averaged 214.

Women’s Tournaments. The 31st annual tournament of theWoman’s International Bowling Congress, Inc., was held at theRiverview Alleys in Columbus, Ohio, April 21 to May 31, with arecord-breaking entry of 2,600 teams, 3,725 doubles, and 7,450singles. The prize list, largest in history, totaled $83,670.

The Gears by Enterprise team of Detroit won the team eventwith a 2,786 score. Members of his team included Dorothy Brichta,Lois McAllister, Teddy McLaughlin, Marie Shamlock, and AgnesEckstrom. They won medals and $500. Estelle Svboda and AnnElysavich, Chicago, won the doubles title, worth $250 and medals,with a score of 1,220. Clara Mataya, St. Louis, won $250 and amedal for her 658 score, high in the singles. Cecelia Winandy, Chi-cago, won the all-events title with a 1,840 nine-game total. Herprize was $100 and a medal. Marion Ladewig, Grand Rapids, Mich.,bowling instructress, won the first annual Woman’s Individual MatchGame championship at the All-Star tournament in Chicago duringDecember, when she averaged 201 in 24 games of match play, W.W.F.

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SANTA FE SPRINGS -Premiere Lanes was the site ofour latest session. Tough, oldschool lanes that these bowlersneed to experience. We thank thestaff and management for thegreat accommodations this week-end.

While most of the bowlersstruggled a bit, we did have a fewsave this weeks article. EddieSayles liked this shot and pro-ceeded to post 234-269-247/944. Way to go Eddie. Standingalone in the 800 club we haveJ.D. Pelow with 248-214/846.Nice! Other reportable scoringincludes Darren Pascual 201/744, James Hawkins 224/741,Bryan Osborne 208/732, andMark Curtis 210.

This week, I’m going to in-troduce you to just the teamnames and let’s see if you canguess who the bowlers are. Wehave (in no particular order)“Seeing Double”, “New Kids onthe Lanes”, “Sherie’s Boys”,“Divine Impact”, “Chunky BeefStew”, “Sun Blockers”,“Blondies Rule”, “Never Here???”, “Invisible Team”, “Oppo-site Extremes”, ”E Kinda Mean”,and “Two for the Money”. HaveFun.

The SED Jr. Travel groupwill be taking byes for the nexttwo weeks, but will return onOctober 21st at AMF CarterLanes in Fullerton. Bowlersplease remember that our starttime is 2:00 in uniform.

Until then, good luck to thosebowling in tournaments, be safeand I’ll see you in a few.

Girls Jr. All-Starsby David Gordon

SANTA FE SPRINGS - Theyoung ladies of the Girls Jr. All-Stars took to the wood at Pre-miere Lanes this past Sunday.After a quick update of this yearsrules, they hit the floor with highexpectations. However, Premierecan be a reality check, read on.

One veteran knew just whatto do as Deanna Carrillo put upbig number of 213-215-205/812.Very Nice Deanna. We also hadMelissa Pena with 221/735 andJillian Gaddison a 204 game.

As promised, our ladies forthe season are Veterans; DeannaCarrillo, Jillian Gaddison, Lind-say Hannasch, Melissa Pena andTabetha Reynolds. We welcomeRookies; Jasmine Morales,Nicole Perrenoud and KatherenRoss. The home centers for theseladies are Brunswick WestCovina, Jewel City Bowl, Pre-miere Lanes and Santa ClaritaLanes.

This year the small but tal-ented group will try a singles for-mat. In this manner, we have 8teams instead of 4 teams of two,so that the girls don’t bowl thesame team as often like we didlast year. This also allows us flex-ibility with the lanes we use,whereby we could double up ifneeded or spread out for a showof presence. I’ve told the girls thatin December, we’ll re-evaluatethis format to see if we want tostick with it. A new and excitingyear.

After a couple of byes, wewill return to the lanes on Octo-ber 22nd at AMF Carter Lanesfollowing the JAT Tournament.Our start time is scheduled for2:00. Therefore ladies, get insome good practice and rest.Good luck with you’re bowlingover the next two weeks. I’ll seeyou at Carter.

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past Saturday morning provedthat the early morning fog wasn’tgoing to stop them. The Lil Raid-ers started the pins a flyin.Danny Eguilos shot a nice 72-94-166. Nathaniel Jacobowitzcame up with a powerful 82-73-155. Vincent Bisco set those pinsa flyin too, with a great 59-86-145. Gianae Olilang of the LilRaiders girls was showing herskills too with a beautiful 93-88-186. Katy Johnston was onher mark with a 76-83-159.Isable Manalo knew her stuff bybowling a 88-66-154.

Kevin Keseloff of the Rook-ies was hot today, setting thepins on fires with a 114-101-93-308. Evan Sue was just as hot,and following Kevin’s path witha 88-69-122-279. Joseph Ashwas right on their heels with a76-77-102-255. Kaila Chen leadthe Rookies girls with a sweet100-95-118-313. Kris Liberatorewas at it again with a 110-60-68-238. Savannah Ratcliffbowled a wonderful 185 game.

Kevin Chen of the StrikingForce proved their was no fogblocking his view of the pins.He bowled a 214-502. Christo-pher Eguilos was on fire with a170-446. Keith Domon also shota 170-440. Akeyla Basto lead thegirls with three great games 158-147-165-470. Veteran LizzyRaya was coming up fast behindher with a 161-415.Teammate ofLizzy’s Mann Rou Kuo bowleda 134-378.

The Sr. Division boys werelead by Will Jackson blazin a258-650. Kyle Jacobowitz com-ing in on his mark with a 246-621. Shaun Morad knew whathad to be done, by bowling a238-611. Theresa Rusas lead theSr. girls by shooting a 222-595.Sadia Ward was hot and closingin on her with a 219-562. JaimeFerry was on target with a 201-561.

This past Saturday was our1st Adult-Jr. Tournament. Theresults are in. In Division A, 3rdplace qualifiers were BobbyHornacek with a 181-176-157and Mike Hornacek with a 204-213-214 giving them a 1255 to-tal, 2ndplace qualifiers went toBuddy Lucas with a 174-183-203 and Dave Hefner with a 213-201-268 giving them a total of1279,1st place qualifiers wereEric Hefner with a 122-132-114and Dave Hefner with a 213-201-268 giving them a total of1284. Dave Hefner was bowlingwith two of our youth, due tothe shortage of adult bowlers. Inthe Semi-Finals Match it wasbetween Bobby and MikeHornacek with a total of 382.They faced off with BuddyLucas and Dave Hefner with atotal of 385. The Finals werebetween Buddy and Dave witha total of 466, and Dave and EricHefner with a 396 total. Thewinners of the Division A areBuddy Lucas and Dave Hefner.

In the Division B the 3rdplace qualifiers were SpencerVanRijsbergen with a 141-10-141 and Gary VanRijsbergenwith a 182-180-190 giving thema total of 130. 2nd place qualifi-ers were Lance Neavitt with a131-167-121 and Harold BruceSr. with a 14-162-157 givingthem a total of 1238.1st qualifi-ers went to Lukas Hyun with a121-141-135 and Harold BruceJr. with a 165-207-188 givingthem a total of 1343. The Semi-Finals Match was between Spen-cer and Gary VanRijsbergen witha total 349, and Lance Neavittand Harold Bruce Sr with a totalof 452. Final Match came downto Lance and Harold Sr. with atotal of 441, and Lukas andHarold Jr. with a total of 424.The winners of the Division Bare Lance Neavitt and HaroldBruce Sr.

In the Bumper Division 1stplace went to Devante Emmertwith a 83-81-79 and DuaneEmmert with a 142-238-200 giv-ing them a total of 1130. GreatBowling Everyone!

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LAKE FOREST — ForestLanes high scoring 615 ScratchTrios League coasted late (9:00p.m.) last Thursday with onlyone 300 game by Jeff Copeland,his first. Perhaps, the $5,000 titlepressure is on!

“Bring It” to us, (the $5,000)says team three, consisting ofSeth Leader, Kristi and SteveZimmerman, who have beenclaiming the lead the past threeweeks.

Yes, the high scores get youon the honor roll and a couple ofUSBC awards. It is the win-losepoints, a total of 17, determinethe leaders and rolloff positions.

It’s possible Copeland gotserious, learning he was bowlingfor money, $5,000 first placealong with Mike Belair andMario Marquez. They won 15points placing them in secondplace, five points behind “BringIt” to us and two points aheadof Team One, Jason Kubanis,Frank Street and Mike Frances.

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SAN BERNARDINO — You can feel the change in the airas the autumn evenings have really cooled down. The leavesare changing colors and it’s quite pretty here in the SanBernardino foothills. We have great scores to report fromthe bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes.

Judson Baptist: J. D. Watson 223-205/572, Donna Green204/546.

Beach Party: Chuck Gray 208-246-211/665, ChasePhillips 205-220-226/651, Leighton Beach 235-213/623,Diane Kline 432, Kacia Thompson 161.

Mt. Commercial: Luis Simo 227/582, Vanessa Simo497, Barbara Bobroff 197.

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Elks Invitational: Mike Haight 202-247/638, Lorie Click491, Priscilla Romeo 184.

Willows: Barb Newman 528, Polly Theodore 208.Wednesday Vegas: James Kruck 258-245-211/714, Del

Karper 207-225-227/659, Michael Gray 244-239/656, JohnBoyer 231-224/625, Joe Vasquez 224-201/620, Jeff Hunt233/618, Steve Pellegrine 233/603, Harold Harmon Jr. 230-201, Sherri Boyer 220/553, Debra Neff 219/553.

Wed. Wild Bunch: Brian McCully 210/594, Gaylord Spence229, Sheri Dyer 210-209/614, Lovie Cloman 203.

Del Rosa 830 Classic: Adam Sokoloski 267-278-279/824, Mike Hudson 224-256-274/754, Nick Assini 229-267-254/750, Russell Ruiz 257-279/732, John Davis Jr. 245-264/707, Johnny Hernandez 215-246-231/692, Ray Cobb258-216-216/690, Mark Dyer 206-255-226/687, TomVelasquez Jr. 201-237-245/683, Leon Dent 246-227/663,Brett Roberts 213-214-227/654, Corky De Maio 236-221/653.

Santa Fe Mixed: Roger Hunt 223-257/672, Rick Hudson201-269/643, Dale Conway 209-242/628, Bob Lewis 235/625, Red Dixon 214-213/618, George Thunstrom 227-202,Alice Winchester 196/557.

S.B. County: Lonnie Futch 217-245/656, Robert CravensJr. 236-209/632, Ron Barnett 238, David Rybak 229, Rich-ard Sparkman 203-225.

Happy Gamblers: John Valentine 268-267-279/814,Joshua Ball 263-255/690.

Adult/Jr. Trio: Joseph De La Torre 204-228-239/671,Russell Ruiz 224-232/639, Mary Cassin 197/555, ChasePhillips 220-247-235/702, Jay De La Torre 209-228, MartyCoyazo 210, Adrian Ruiz 205, Shelby Scheffler 186/487.

Good Times: Karl Downs 221-222-206/649, James Har-ris II 216-238/641, Spider Calloway 209-221/624, MikeMobley 225-236/621, Tom Ramos 246/612, John Roberson216-223/610, Eric Robinson 228/609, Raymond Pitchford215-209/609, Del Karper 234/608, Jason Russo 254, CariBurris 243/586, Sjana Robinson 205.

Friday Vegas: Joseph Curran 211-259/645, Tim Medley228-205/623, Sam Chong 235/604, George Learned 234,Anne Alvarado 221/568, Terri Nelson 215.

Slots Of Fun: Bud Sittniewski 204-214/588, Jenn Denton535, Jane Kereven 192.

Weekend Rollers: Nacho Hernandez 258-235-209/702,Ernie Juarez 267-227-205/699, Roger Delos Reyes 211-235-213/659, Jim Forbes 214-256/641, Tom Stebbins 201-236/625, Jim Willen Borg 234-202/617, John Roberson 238,Maurice Chavez 202-237, Chad Miller 231, Marty Nakunz200-228, Mike Parker 225, Pacita Baker 226-220/592, JackieFarris 245.

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — Let’s take a break from our busy schedules to see

how the juniors are doing at Del Rosa Lanes.Little Rascals: Keanu Ingram 83/154, Dawn Richards 76/133.Bantam Buddies: Terrence Robinson 119/326, Samantha Batey 113/246.Pincrackers: Connor Berry 147/390, Demi De Maio 131/343.Strike Force: Marty Coyazo 247-226-246/719, Adrian Ruiz 256-208-200/

664, James Dixon 279-235/651, Jay De La Torre 211-202/611, Jason Holleman244/604, Chase Phillips 200-214, Chris Bassett 202, Shelby Scheffler 212/522. Good job juniors. See you next week.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — The seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes

have some exciting scores to report.Young At Heart: Everett Haydis 234-202/627, Steve Boyer

205, Goldie Goldman 204, Bob Lee 203, Maria Shields 492,Betty Snow 192.

Park & Rec.: Sam Frisby 228/622, Frank Long 214, RandolphRiley 211, Huey Newton 200, Dottie Taylor 248-245/685, CariBurris 214-201.

Afternooners: Joseph Humildad 224-234/608, RichardGomez 241, Bob Cor-rigan 236, Frank Long 214-203, CariBurris 213/588.

Golden Goodies: Frank Deluca 456, Les Gray 184, VelmaBone 169/465.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Marianne Heidecke 781, 2. MichaelHuddleston 771, Booby, Chuck Taylor 644.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Ron Barnett 815, 2. Bob Lee 777, 3. JoeBurns 721, Booby, Harvey Tobias 623.

That’s all we have for this week.

ANAHEIM — Ozzie’s Senior Mixed Scotch Doubles will becelebrating it’s 5th anniversary with a potluck on October 21here at Linbrook Bowling Center. Get your reservations inearly as you don’t want to be left out of this fun event. It’slimited to the first 50 paid couples.

How is everyone doing in their respective leagues thiswinter season? Well, we’ll find out from the scores that werereported for this week.

Santa’s Guys and Gals: Johnny Davis 248, Carl Adinolfi200.

Swinging Trios: Tony Angulo 225, Stan Lucas 221, JohnVojtko 211.

Lunch Bunch: Ozzie Randolph 213, Ike Eisenacher 202.Monday Cypress College: Bill Swanson 224-200, Amanda

Carnegie 216.Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Rick Weiland 221.Ten Pins: Mike Huffiness 232-225-201/658, John Magill

Sr. 245-218/655, Brett Galie 242, Uriel Covarrubias 223, FredFouts 218.

No Knottcents: Chris Vandyke 201-244/617, JoaquinGonzales 212, Bobby Johanson 211.

Santa Strikers: Brian Bendt 217-253-224/694, DavidBrogdon 233-215/638, Gordon Brogdon 232-233, KimBrogdon 203.

3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 223, Dee Spargur 200.R.C.R.C.: Gerald Kennedy 209.Executive Doubles: Jon Huse 280-214/681, Tony Banks

237-233/658, David Haskell 214-213-215/642, Jeff Irwin 201-233-204/638, Stan Evans 235-204/609, Lisa Somma 248-211/636.

Jacks & Jills: Jel Tayag 228-243/634, Tony Banks 237-233/658, David Haskell 214-213-215/642, Jeff Irwin 201-233-204/638, Stan Evans 235-204/609, Lisa Somma 248-211/636.

Just Desserts: Jack Pedre 223-226/621, Francis Casola226/606, Tito Lassalle 215, John Ramm 203, David Soifer201.

Go For Nine (no-tap): Walt Hooper 290-263/749, CarlStutzman 208-300/693, Ozzie Randolph 256-256/691, LloydCarter 226-226-211/663, Stan Perryman 218-252/650, GloriaO’Brian 222, Fran Stern 226-204, Elberta Canfield 208-200,Flo Vignola 202.

Party Timers: Craig Thornburg 234-202-228/664, TimBlough 226-226/651, Chris Monahan 247/626, Robert Cloyd258/612, Michael Scott 233, Karyn McConaha 224, Pat Spink219, Yvonne Dowland 206.

Rowdies: Steve Pulsifer 223, Kelly Woolpert 223, RobertMadden 214, Morgan Meyer 213.

Anaheim Nisei: James Michiuye 223, Tommy Watanabe203, Shig Nakata 202, Nancy Katayama 200.

Santa’s Super Savers: Tony Chaco 220, Lou Martino 217,Jerry Roddam 209, Bob McGraw 205-203.

525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Dell Wellner 212, CarrieWolfe 211, Pat Barton 210, Betty Saienni 205.

Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ray Conner 211, MarionMumford 210.

Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Mark McLeod 214-215/626,Aaron Wilson 200.

Magnolia Teachers (no-tap): Joe Andreff 211-257-205/673, Florencio Batalon 231-201, Chrys Shields 234, EileenDebenedetto 205.

St. Pius V: Timmy Heathington 237.7-11 Vegas: Ben Philalack 224-240/631, Chris Davey 242-

207, Orlando Vanegas 233-204/616, David Wright 234/608,Bob McGraw 204-224/608, Eva Munson 257-215/646, LisaSomma 211-204.

Korean Bowling League: Bong Hwang 202-226-237/665,Hong Kil Kim 210.

Friday Cypress College I: Anthony Cabading 228.Junior Scratch Singles: Aaron Wilson 203-227.Vegas Party: John Ritchie Jr. 249/610, Mike Keough 225,

Rick Weiland 223, David Borough 216, Russ Rinner 205,Annie Cho 203, Melody Ritchie 200.

T.G.I.F.: John Sanderson 209-201, Randy Eddins 205,Richard Carr 204, David Hutchinson 204, Jeff Mendez 202.

Kamaaina Bowling League: Shane Stanfill 204-267/657,Tash Castillo 222-203/619, Sandy Viloria 205-202/606, ManoAlau 225, Sam Haina 217, Serena Miyahira 211-200/607.

P.B.L.: Ben Philalack 234-226/641, Dave Hollis 217, Ri-chard Lim 212, Manny Uy 211, Edward Almeida 203.

Bumper Busters: Hanna Blankenship 90-104, JeremyMiller 102-83, Tyler Kemp 74-101, Alison Hong 76-96, TrevorBasquez 94-87.

Saturday Linbrook Juniors: Michael Nakahara 219, MarkMcLeod 214, Justin Power 209, Andrew Newburn 206, NickMurillo 200.

Saturday Vegas Special: Chris Molina 214, Ralph Garcia211, David Molina 202.

4-4 Vegas: Neil Butschke 222, Tony Adams 218, BillMcFeggan 208, Roy Smithhisler 200.

Family and Friends: Edward Mote 237, Richard Calvo220, Ray Pangelinan 208, Chris Meno 206, Roy Aguon 204-205, Louann Moore 223.

Double Daters: Dan Duarte 256-214/666, John Conway278/656, Pat Sangenito 220-238/645, Bob Legro 213-221/629, Mike Darby 205-212/611, Denise Bayne 238.

N.F.L. League: Dave Wright 232, Robert Ragans 201.Senior No-Tap results: (9-26-06) 39 Entries @ $9=$351.

Lineage: 39 @ $4.50=$175.50. Prize Fund: 39 @$4.50=$175.50. 3-6-9: 38 @ $1=$38. Place Money: 1st JohnMagill 856 $33, 2nd (tie) Carl Adinolfi, Terry Brent 808 $22each, 4th Bob Zentner 800 $14, 5th Gino Vassallo 797 $10,6th Ely Cruz 791 $6. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st ShirleyThompson 291 $9, 2nd (tie) Cliff LaPointe, John Magill 290$6 each. 2nd game scr.: 1st (tie) Carl Adinolfi, Bob Zentner300 $10 each, 3rd (tie) Terry Brent, Tom Stearn 278 $6.50each. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st P.J. Carroll 320 $9, John Magill314 $7, Helen Petrowski 312 $5. 3-6-9: No winner, carryover$372+$38 added=New Total $410.

That’s all for this week.

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