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ROMEOVILLE, Ill.—In the first matchup of black ath-letes for a professional title in the history of bowling, Kim Terrell-Kearney of Dover, Del., defeated Trisha Reid of Columbus, Ohio, 216-189, Wednesday night to win the 2008 U.S. Women’s Open, a United States Bowling Con-gress event.

Terrell-Kearney built an early lead and held on to win her second U.S. Women’s Open and her third career ma-jor title. She earned $25,000 for the victory, which will be featured on a tape-delayed ba-sis by ESPN for five consecu-tive weeks at 1 p.m. Eastern beginning Sept. 7.

Only a handful of black women, including Terrell-Kearney, and one black male have won professional bowl-ing titles. Although she wasn’t sure, Terrell-Kearney had a hunch history was being made Wednesday night at Brunswick Zone XL.

“I had a feeling it was the first time something like this had happened,” said Terrell-Kearney, who is the head

History Made As Terrell-Kearney Wins U.S. Women’s Open

women’s bowling coach at his-torically black college Dela-ware State. “I’ve had footsteps to follow in, and hopefully I’m providing inspiration for other African Americans out there to pursue their goals in bowl-ing.”

In the championship match, Terrell-Kearney struck on four of her first five shots to take a 24-pin lead at the halfway point, while Reid mustered just three strikes in the entire game.

“It’s been a great week, and it’s really satisfying to reach my goal of 10 career titles,” Terrell-Kearney said. “Win-ning the Open is the pinnacle of most bowlers’ careers and to win it twice is amazing.”

Terrell-Kearney narrowly advanced to the championship match with a 216-202 vic-tory over USBC Hall of Famer Carolyn Dorin-Ballard of North Richland Hills, Texas. In the dramatic finish, Dorin-Ballard missed a 10 pin in the final frame to open the door for Terrell-Kearney, who ear-lier in the match missed a 10

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WatchAndWinBowling.com6 EVENTS

BEGINNING:Sunday

October 26, 2008

Scratch 20 Gamer

VISTA—Vista Entertain-ment Center and Tyson Syl-vester will host a 20 game scratch tournament on Sat-urday August 16, 2008. The tournament will be limited to 76 entries. Entry fee for the tournament will be $250.00, which includes game side pots. The tournament is filling up fast with 51 pre paid entries as of 8/12/08. You can reserve your entry by calling Tyson Sylvester at 760-586-6830 or Jay Robinson and Sharon My-ers at 760-941-1032. A $60.00 deposit will be required at the time you reserve your entry.

The tournament will start at 9:00am with check in at 8:00am. The contestants will bowl their first 10 game block on a long oil pattern and the second 10 game block on a short oil pattern. There will be a one hour break between blocks which will give bowl-ers time to eat and time for the center to oil for the second 10 games.

With 76 entries 1st place will pay $2,470.00 and 15th will pay $250.00, $152.00 per game side pots are included with your entry. Super side pots and brackets will be op-tional. See ad page 9.

LAKE ELSINORE—Trevi Entertainment Center in Lake Elsinore, CA will be hosting six Watch and Win Bowling Events beginning Sunday, Oc-tober 26, 2008. This tourna-ment format allows spectators to select their favorite bowlers to win free bowling gear and sponsor prizes! Our goal is to get an interactive game show on National TV which will benefit everyone in the bowl-ing industry.

Trevi Entertainment Center has generously added $1,000 to the prize fund for the first five events and $3,000 for the Season Finale for a total of $8,000 added to the overall prize fund.

Prior to launching the six events we will be recruiting sponsors. So far Lane #1, Vi-sionary Bowling and Bruns-wick have contributed 26 balls (Retail value $3,200+) and Canyon Lake Travel is spon-soring Watch and Win Bowl-ing with luggage that can be won by bowlers during the Strike it Rich Bonus Round. Sponsor contributions will be won by bowlers and specta-tors. Spectator tickets and ad-mission are Free!

TEMPE, AZ—The Strike Force Tour Arizona’s larg-est amateur bowling club will offer yet another guaranteed knock out in Arizona for this years Dream along with its trade marked divisional bowl-ing which guarantees all aver-ages to qualify, cash, and win!

The 16th Annual Arizona Dream is slotted to be the larg-est Dream in Strike Force his-tory! The event will be hosted by AMF Tempe Village Lanes offering comfort for the par-ticipants and spectators.

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The 16th Annual Arizona Bowling DreamOver $100,000 Total Estimated Payout

All Guaranteed Top To Bottom!tion offering a mini mega buck event which will feature an es-timated $100,000 total payout, $10,000 1st place guaranteed with bonus and 700 entries with a Minimum $6,000 1st Place regardless of entries and last place paying a minimum of $140 in the handicap divi-sional singles.

This years Dream will of-fer the strongest payout top to bottom of any Arizona Dream of past. Last years Arizona Bowling Dream paid out over $80,000.

There will be a total of 17

Watch and Win Bowling At Trevi Lanes

There are two divisions, Scratch and Handicap. On October 26, 2008 at 9 am, Sunday morning, all bowlers compete in a five-game quali-fying round and ten bowlers in each division advance to the four-game $500 pot game finals. First place in each di-vision is $750 (Note: $750 first place and $500 pot games based on 50 entries in each division. (Note: $500 first place is guaranteed in each division regardless of number of entries). After the Specta-tor Pot game finals the Scratch Finalist plays one more game against the Handicap Finalist while spectators select their favorite player to raise money for charity. The player with the highest score advances to the Strike It Rich Bonus Round to win additional prizes or cash.

Each division is limited to 50 bowlers and entries will be filled on a first come first serve basis. Brackets, side pots and a five game block will also be available. For additional information visit: WatchAnd-WinBowling.com

Tournament Director: Barb McFadden (323) 841.0283

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Canoga’s Diana Maron

Cornette Remembered CHATSWORTH — Diana Maron Cornette passed away recently. She was a Bar-tender and Bar Manager for 30 years at Canoga Park Bowl. Diana met her husband Jeff at Canoga Park Bowl where she established lifelong friendships with many people who had the honor and pleasure of being her friend. She is already missed by all who loved her. There will be a Memorial Service on Friday, August 15, 2008, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at AMF Rocket Lanes. Diana is survived by her hus-band, brother Bill, sister Nancy, and nieces Kerri and Lori. See memorium on page 13.

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Doubles: Men or Mix (No cap) $ 25.00 per bowler

Singles: $25.00 per ea. Format: Bowl 3 games on the same pair of lanes.

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LONG BEACH—It’s cur-tain time for the Vegas Travel league and the 2008-2009 season gets underway next Monday, August 18, at Cer-ritios Lanes. The league will also bowl the second week, August 25, at Cerritos and then take a Labor Day Bye on Monday, September 1. The return to bowling will be 10 a.m. Monday, September 8, at Keystone .

Remember, NO CHECKS the first two weeks, and the new rule for NO LEAGUE SHORTAGES ALLOWED, except absentees, was ap-proved at the July league meeting.

Alas, we still need a bowl-er to completes teams for Lu Colussi and Alberta Stoute. If none can be found before next week, both teams will have to use blind entering averages of 140 until bowlers can be found. Call me at (562) 423-1567 if you can join, (any av-erage) or know someone who is looking for a league.

We will not be bowling at Cal Bowl or Del Rio this sea-son and have filled in those dates with the existing centers, Fortunately, all sponsorships are filled which adds $800.00 to the already super prize fund and again spotlights more $10,000.00 in position pay off next March. More impor-tantly, league fees are still bar-gain priced at $11. SEE YOU MONDAY AT CERRITOS!

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LAKEWOOD — It’s winter league sign-up time here at Cal Bowl. Any questions on any of our leagues, just inquire at the control desk or call us at 562-421-8448.

RECYCLED TEENS Al Winston 549, Boylee Inocente 225/566, Dick Fleming 521, Doug Johnson 236/595, Jim Burke 277-226-234/737, Norma My-ers 520, Ed Brown 225/564, Jim Plante 235-235-203/673, John Mathews 204/546, Vancie Keith 230-254/659, Wendell Ledbetter 220/578, Frank Fernandez 205/517, Bill Charles 500, Tom Spencer 538, Chuck Ashton 513, Geno Nichols 569, Ron Leidholdt 532.

YOUNG AT HEART Tom Pettway 182-153-158/493, Willie Creer 146-164-182/492, Joe V. Swift 210-183-207/600, Albert Stephens 115-130-112/357, Mattie Wylie 133-145-155/433, John Brider 132-141-172/445, Ed Hansen 185-217-190/592, Don Jackson 98-91-98/287, Josh Hud-son 165-221-201/587, Gene Hammons147-177-179/503, Rosalind Harris 116-118-93/327, Lynette Williams 171-144-126/441, Fale Sula 167-144-176/478, Art Nelson 148-137-148/433, Albert Burnett Sr. 184-166-153/507, Ed Brown 199-178-186/563, Rose Belton 124-173-124/447, Willie Young 149-179-178/506, Eva Hammons 83-89-87/259, Jesse Lane 137-122-141/400, Ed Stoute 185-147-160/492, Marci Hansen 87-147-139/373, Tua Sula 124-170-163/457, Jim Plante 205-218-217/640.

ELKS & FRIENDS Tony White 213, Stacy Kelly 213, Greg Kelly 204, Ralph Buckles 266, David Patterson 223-246-255/724, John Lynch 201-216/615.

CORONA LADIES 1st: $12, 2nd $8. 1st game: 1st Lanice Smith 212, 2nd Shirley Dohrman 198. 2nd game: 1st Diana Howard 191, 2nd Mary Martinez 180. 3rd game: 1st Lanice Smith 232, 2nd Diana Howard 228.

CAL BOWLEROS Brenda Durnin 245/622, Helen Gerard 204-201/585, Betty Phillips 225/584, Dee Phipps 217/565, Carole Fischer 532.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Charles Gleason 192-213-234/639, Earl Hullett 179-226-214/619, Sonny Dew 243-214-234/691, Ray Staten 247-210-214/671, Lee Moore 189-224-219/632, Don Boaz 202-236-218/656, Ken Hol-liday 268-189-185/642, Ralph Wingert 197-184-243/626, James Burke 257-247-170/674, Mauro Pendilla 189-217-244/650, Rick Llaneta 226-237-300/763, Ed Cabs 202-234-199/635, Don Wade 246-226-181/653, Rick Hunter 165-191-247/603, Rudy Munzon 149-258-221/628, Archie Stull 197-197-206/600, Tony White 221-180-210/611, Paul Peete 179-242-212/633, Charles Woods 223-244-183/650, Jim Padgett 220-205-217/642, Vince Cervantes 228-243-217/688, Jorge Fernandez 192-200-224/616, Ed Hansen 236-215-154/605, Jim Plante 203-190-239/632, Al Ortiz 206, Henry Hom 219, Hugh Kemp 233, Rusty Campbell 203, Phil Hilton 213-225, Fred Claveau 219, Ed Brown 213, Fred Faniel 223, Boylee Inocente 201, Domenic Saraceno 203, Terry Darling 212, Ben Jones Sr. 211, Walter Millsap 201, Pre Collier 207, Mel Lebeauf 212, Andrew Morton 211-212, Willie Young 202, Josh Hudson 226, Art Diemert 202, Joe Erwin 234, Willie Burkhalter 227, Jimmy Hamilton 223, Rich Kelly 221, Al Williams 226, Billy Williams 211, Vic Santos 231, Bill Cowens Jr. 212, Ron McClain 200.

BIG BEAR (7-31-08) Sonny Dew 201-215-218/634, Joe Swift 225-186-217/628, Fred Faniel 219-220-202/641, Gabriel Martinez 246-181-202/629, Kevin McNeil 207-196-220/623, Eric Snow

FRIDAY NO-TAPAugust 8, 2008

FINAL RESULTS1. Rick Llaneta 824 $50.002. Archie Stull 820 29.50 Donnell Oliver 820 29.50

SIDEPOTS1. Donnell Oliver, hdcp. 319 22.002. Archie Stull, scr. 300 7.25 Rick Llaneta, scr. 300 7.25 Fabian Johnson, scr. 300 7.253. Mike Pizarro, hdcp. 299 22.00

3-6-9 POTWorth This Week 263.00 2nd Pot 100.00

INSURANCEConey Woodman 22.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTArchie Stull 811 22.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTAugust 15th at 1:00 p.m.

171-268-179/618, John Dunn 213-191-212/616, John Lynch 195-193-226/614, Jimmy Hamilton 200-227-184/611, Dee Phipps 258-198-192/648, Tomieka Lemons 177-190-224/591, Patricia Johnson 180-203-203/586, Dawn Contant 178-179-204/561, Evette Franklin 183-187-146/516, Dawn Langer 190-181-140/511, Diane Robles 176-152-179/507, Lee Theiss 146-177-182/505, Betty McDiarmid 174-155-173/501, Caroline Head 156-174-170/500. (8-7-08) Sonny Dew 235-278-233/746, Roy Cunningham 237-257-217/711, Emmer-son Wafer 186-299-215/700, Curt Soares 216-204-266/686, Jimmy Hamilton 186-232-223/641, Mike Villarreal 245-176-215/637, Sid Nakagawa 268-180-175/623, Joe Knapp 208-223-189/620, John Lynch 218-223-177/618, Carlos Salcedo 191-225-197/613, Eric Snow 221-216-175/612, Will Young 178-217-212/607, Tomieka Lemons 184-226-194/604, Bheth Alcayde 169-240-170/579, Dawn Contant 179-189-194/562, Fia Pele 196-157-199/552, Peggie Nakagawa 200-135-202/537, Margo McClain 153-161-221/535, Allisen Sutton 187-182-143/512, Jennifer Van Winkle 147-189-172/508, Patricia Johnson 163-214-126/503, Morag Knapp 187-153-161/501, Dynasty Williams 160-142-198/500, Dee Phipps 158-167-175/500.

CAL STARS Betty Phillips 204-191-203/598, Lucy Seiple 154-143-185/482, Becky Carroll 145-146-180/471, Valarie Romig 146-150-173/469, Yvonne Clark 171-130-149/456.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Ben Harper 204-237-203/644, Greg Nardo 199-183-246/628, Gary Nelson 223-213-224/660, Tommy Stockberger 165-213-228/606, Bob Brockman 203-208, Matt Mosley 211, Will Nichols 236, Jacoby Rudolph 233, Mary Stockberger 205, Albert Viernes 234, David Wall 221, Beth Watts 210.

FUNSTERS Pat Erwin 502, Joe Erwin 237/586, Vancie Keith 503, Wendell Ledbetter 235/574, Don Kelly 234-214/618, Jane Simmons 502, Bob Webb 521, Ed Brown 513, Larry Martinez 214/536, Barbara Smiley 204/533, Ed Hansen 206/569, Rose Goodwin 200/501, Willie Young 527, Josh Hudson 536, Jim Burke 266-214/562, Harold Runyon 206/524, Dick Fleming 228/500, Tom Spencer 502, Art Diemert 557, Boylee Inocente 224/549, Ron Leidholdt 205-217/597, Doug Johnson 214/508, Frank Fernandez 226/546.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Ron McClain 258/617, Boylee Inocente 245/615, Jim Burke 214/582, Joe Erwin 201/554, Ron Leidholdt 227/574, Doug Johnson 530, Walter Gist 506, Chuck Patterson 217-200/581, Ralph Wingert 592, John Welty 566, Bob Stickney 504, Don Keith 244/585, Al Ortiz 234-232-201/669, Vern Willey 559, Donald Jones 240/523, Billy Williams 555.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET Dion Morris Sr. 266-265/686, James Matthews 226-209-202/637, LaDrena Boyd 236-210/636, Brandon Mims 231-223/625, Carole Fischer 242-212/620, John Meeks 214-213/620, Darryl Ficklin 230-221/619, Ezzard Jones 243-204, Louis Whitlock II 242, James High III 234, Norman McKinley 234, Derrick Whitlock 224, Desi Nixon 222-204, Stanley Brister 219, Maurice Alexander 215, Michelle Allen 215, Carin Fujitani 210, James Talley 205, Dadin Honny 204-204, Joe Lipsey 204, P.J. Alexander 201, Aric Bundage 201.

JUNIORSBobcats

Semaj Lewis 184-162, Christopher Johnson 144.

Classified Marcus Quiller 211, Miles Rascon-Lahr 248, Kevin Prok 170, Albert Crockett Jr. 261/608, Ivan Huggins 155-156.

ADULTS-JUNIORSJuniors

Jaime Grabinski 203, Jade London 231, Marcus Quiller 204-192-210/606, Daniel Martinez 202, Daveon Nix 234-216/616, Chris Johnson 155, Ronald Lewis 223-213/607, Jajuan Barker 177.

Adults Greg Aldapa 207, Kevin Blunt 234, Jenila Fabian 201, Matt Mosley 204-220/612, Ariel Ocampo 201, Paul Mehl Jr. 215-211-214/640, Willy Ocampo 231, Eldie Abutan 205, Gabriel Martinez 215, Louis Whitlock 255-218/648, Brenda Adams 166-165, Joyce Allen 167, Matthew Mesa 213.

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ASSOCIATION (at Bowlium)August 9th, 2008FINAL RESULTS

1 Tony Tang 720 1,000.002 Chris Kelly 735 500.003 Steven Smith 714 200.004 Kmel Cunanan 730 120.005 Sophia Kim 718 120.006 John Wei 731 110.007 Ronnie Cordero 707 110.008 Jeje Gabriel 694 110.009 Vien Tran 691 110.0010 Robert Mendoza 729 100.0011 Dana Le Count 721 100.0012 Aubrey Chelsea 712 100.0013 Ada Wong-Hun 706 100.0014 Jun Cadenas 700 100.0015 Kris Ordonez 698 100.0016 Emilio Flores 691 100.0017 Randy Folden 690 97.5018 Ping Romero 679 95.0019 Jonathan Smith 676 92.5020 Anthony Christensen 671 90.0021 Duane Koerner 668 87.5022 Dino Cantoria 665 85.0023 Voung Do 663 82.5024 David Quon 661 80.0025 Julian Conwi 661 80.0026 Kimberly Stephens 660 77.5027 Ely Cruz ss 660 75.0028 Thomas Licauco 660 72.5029 Rey Hernandez 658 70.0030 Ronald Sanchez 650 70.0031 Fred Go 648 67.5032 Leo Tartamella ss 640 67.5033 Billy Chao 640 65.0034 Robert Mercado 636 65.0035 Jorge Chavez 634 62.5036 Minh Dang 633 62.5037 Tres Catalasan 626 60.0038 Jon Phan 624 60.0039 Art Lindsey ss 622 59.0040 Marife Catalasan 622 59.00

Ditch is $2,055 Match Game Winner at the Bowlium - Janine Ditch whose 239 Match Game drawn by Chris Kelly worth a sweet $2,055 is congratulated by ABTA Dir. Greg Kokanour.

Tang Cops His First ABTA Title at the Bowlium (L—R) Renee Lara, Bowlium Staff, Chris Kelly (runner up) with son Brandon, Tony Tang (champion) & Johannes Rypkema Night Manager.

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MONTCLAIR — Tony Tan, a quiet, unassuming gentleman let his bowling ball speak loudly at the Bowlium. He was the best, as he won his second ABTA Title in fine style topping a field of 215 bowlers to take home a nice $1,000 to Riverside.

Our return to Bowlium was just great and 215 entrants pro-duced high cut scores of +104 for the men, and +83 for our fine ladies. Due to the nice turnout we had 53 Bowlers make the Semi Finals/Finals. Super seniors added were Art Lindsay, Leo Tartamella,and Dodie Sajonas.

The bowlers took to the floor in the semis. We saw Chris Kelly top the field with a big +135. He would sit out and bowl for the title. John Wei was right behind at +131 so he would enter in the sec-ond round of the finals. It took a big +64 to make the top 16 including the 3 guaranteed women.

Losers in round one were Robert (don’t call me Mo-rales) Mendoza, Ace Chelsea, Dana Le Count, Ada Wong, Jun Cadenas, Emilio Flores and Kris Ordonez. They got checks of $100 in 10-16th places.

Round two saw Ace Cord-ero, John Wei, Je Je Gabriel,

Tang Wins First ABTA Title at BowliumDitch Hits $2,055 Match Game / Cunanaan has a 298 game

Bowling Square is our Host Saturday (One Day ) Event Qualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM Match game est $1800 this week Match Series est $1,100

Handicap Frozen this week for Labor Event Aug.28-29-30-31 CAL Bowl $5000 Min 1st $10,000 1st With Bonuses

and Vien Tran lose out. They were 6-9th places and $110 each.

Round three heated up with Tony Tang downing a consis-tent Sophia Sy 226-200. Steve Smith got to Kmel “298” Cu-nanan 234-188. Kmel and So-phia were 4th and 5th and $120 each with Tony and Steve to bowl for the right to advance to the title game vs Kelly.

This game again went to Tang as he was smooth, consistent, and got some big breaks as Smith slammed a pocket 9 pin which would have won the match. Steve was 3rd and Tony off to the title game and happily so.

The title game was on and we would have a new cham-pion at the Bowlium. After five frames Tang took a nice lead as Chris opened in frame 3. Tony was clean. Chris then doubled. Tony answered back and doubled but opened in the 8th and had a 19 pin lead. Chris finishing first, couldn’t strike and finished in a 176/227.

Tony opened in the 10th but his 183/234 game was the winner and rightly so.Tony is a great guy and improving on the lanes. He won this one the hard way winning five straight matches to claim the title. We congratulate him fully. Great Bowling Mr. Tang!! It was

well deserved.Nice bowling by Chris

Kelly, who almost got his first title. Also Steven Smith who has one title to his credit.

Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Danny Guevarra and Anthony Christianson who tied at +215 for the men and pretty Dana Le Count led the gals at +152. All get paid entries.

The Match Game was matched by a lucky lady, Ja-nine Ditch, who bowled a nice 239 game which was drawn for the $2,055 Pot. We will estimate a $1,700 Match Game this Saturday at Bowl-ing Square.

Match Series worth $566 was Un Matched at 441 so we will go for an estimated $1,100 Match Series this week.

David Dittlinger was last standing up in the 3-6-9 and going for $1,900. He missed on shot 4 so we will go for $2,000 this week. David got a $50 consolation for beer money.

The doubles were topped by “El Presidente” and Chris Kelly at a big 1571 $190 and Danny also was runner up with Cunanan at 1549 $170. We paid a nice 18 places and $1,770 in the doubles.

Tony Tang hails from Riv-erside, and bowls regularly with us. He is married to Lau-

ra with kids Goldie, Robert, Sailing, Tiffany and Michael. He used an Avalanche drilled by Roy in San Gabriel. He thanks Oscar Ibardolaza, Bob Smith,Ed Garcia, Ace Chel-sea, Don Q. and all the ABTA Bowlers for support .

Chris Kelly is from Pomo-na and used a Clash drilled by Chris Makrouglous at Chapar-ral. He is married to Velinda and has sons Brandon, and Scott. He thanks his dad and Mom Neal, and Marcia. Neal is an original ABTA member.Also thanks to the ABTA Staff and the Bowlium.

Steven Smith used a Envy drilled by Teddy Turner. He’s married to a beautiful Lady Christine an ABTA Member and good bowler also. He Has a daughter Shaina .

He is the son of Jim an Anita Smith of ABTA fame and thanks pal Steve Hamigu-chi for support and the ABTA Staff and the Bowlium.

Thanks to Adam, GM and, Johannes, Renee, Christina and The whole staff who are so nice and helpful there. We will return Oct. 4.

Tony Tang enters the ar-chives as our latest Champion

Make Plans for our Big La-bor Day Special Aug. 28-29-30-31 at CAL Bowl. $10,000 1st with Bonuses and abso-lutely $5,000 Min. Reserve by this weekend for a Bonus.

Join us at Bowling Square, as the handicap is frozen there for our big Labor Special Event at CAL Bowl Aug. 28-29-30-31.

There are separate qualify-ing boards each day. Come on down and bowl. $5,000 1st Min and up to$10,000 with bonuses.

See Our ad for further Info or contact us. Give it a go. You won’t regret it. It’s a good one. Lanes will be on the tougher side, lower scores but very fair to all!

See our ad and related Sto-ry. Check In EARLY!!

There are openings for our ABTA League Thurs eves at CAL Bowl. The ABTA Is Co-Sponsor of the fine Moue Lieu League Wednesdays at Bowl-ing Square and the AM Clas-sic League Mondays at Deer Creek Lanes.

The ABTA will be hosted by Bowling Square Lanes in Arcadia in a one day event with five qualifying Satur-day beginning at 12:00-1:00 -2:30-4:00- & 6:00 PM with 1 in 5 bowlers advancing to the Semifinals at 8:40 PM.

The Handicap is Frozen in this event, except for ex-tenuating circumstances, for our Labor Day Special Event Aug 28-31 at CAL Bowl in Lakewood. The Match game will go an est $1,800 and with the carryover, the Match Se-ries will will be estimated at $1,100 for only $2.

The 3-6-9 will go for a big $2,000 this week. So lots of Cash available. There will be

ABTA at Bowling Square One-DayHandicap is FROZEN for Labor Day Special Event

Squad times this week are 12-1-2:30-4-& 6 PM Semis 7:40 PMGuaranteed pots of $100 at 4:00 and $150 at 6:00 PM, for only $2 per game to enter.

Please see our ad in this pa-per for more information.

Bowling Square is located at 1020 So. Baldwin Ave in Arcadia. To get there, Take 10 freeway to Santa Anita 3 miles north to Duarte, then west 1/2 mile to Baldwin, then right or take the 210 freeway to Bald-win and go 1 1/2 miles south.

Next week Aug. 23 is a bye and Then Aug 28-29-20-31 the Big One at CAL Bowl Labor Day Special!

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41 Terry Hodgson 620 58.0042 Janine Ditch ss 611 58.0043 Alejandro Vela 608 57.0044 Danny Guevarra 605 57.0045 Quentin Harrison 603 56.0046 Ken Johnson 599 56.0047 Darcee Cashman 60% 589 33.0048 Danny Reece Sr. 588 55.0049 Dodie Sajonas ss 586 54.0050 Glen Tse 586 54.0051 Esther Tambio 572 53.0052 Youna Yun 561 53.0053 Don Quintangon 532 53.00

DOUBLES RESULTS1 Chris Kelly / Danny Guevarra 1571 190.002 Kmel Cunanan / Danny Guevarra 1549 170.003 Jun Cadenas / Ronald Sanchez 1541 160.004 Vuong Do / Jun Cadenas 1537 150.005 Julian Conwi / Jun Cadenas 1535 140.006 Ronnie Cordero / Danny Guevarra 1534 130.007 Minh Dang / Dino Cantoria 1531 120.008 Jun Cadenas / Kmel Cunanan 1526 110.009 John Wei / Billy Chao 1525 100.0010 Jun Cadenas / Ronnie Cordero 1511 90.0011 Minh Dang / Aubrey Chelsea 1505 80.0012 Jun Cadenas / Dennis Cordero 1495 70.0013 Minh Dang / Ronnie Cordero 1494 60.0014 Alan Aguilar / Danny Guevarra 1490 50.0015 Ronald Sanchez / Kmel Cunanan 1483 40.0016 Deborah Sanders / Danny Guevarra 1480 40.0017 Julian Conwi / Kmel Cunanan 1477 40.0018 Glen Tse / Billy Chao 1476 30.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:

Men:+104 Women: +82 Super Seniors:

Art Lindsey, Leo Tartamella, Dodie Sajonas

High Qualifer (Free Entry)Men: Danny Guevarra,

Anthony Christensen + 215Women: Dana LeCount + 144

Special Awards 3 - 6 - 9 : David Dittlinger

Match Game - 239 - Janine DitchMatch Series - 441 - No Winner

Prize Fund 213 $5,582.00Paid Entries 16 @ 53 $848.00Optional Sidepots $1,032.00Doubles $1,770.003-6-9 $50.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Match Game $2,055.00Total Payout $19,865.50

BOWLING NEWSPage 6 August 14, 2008

ALL PRIZES BASED ON PAID ENTRIES

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Last Chance to Qualify for CA State Queens STOCKTON—The CA

State Queens Tournament will be held August 16-17 at West Lane Bowl in Stockton. The Last Chance squad will be held on Saturday, August 16 at 8:30am (check-in at 8am). We are estimating approx. $4000 in prize money (based on 75 entries). We want to thank our sponsors: Storm Bowling, Steve Cook Bowl-ing Supply, www.Elitebowl-ing.com and Vise Grips. We will be holding a fundraising raffle to help generate more prize money for this event as well as the CA State Masters. Each ticket has two chances to win: one chance at the Queens and one chance at the Masters, September 5-7! Download en-tries at www.CalUSBC.com. Walk-ins are welcome! You can also view who the 13 qual-ifiers were from the Women’s Championship tournament Queens qualifying. The re-maining 16 spots will be filled from the Last Chance squad to complete the field of 32 for the double elimination finals to be held at 1pm that same day.

We hope that you will be interested in participating! Contact Matt Cormack at matt@calusbc.com or (818) 222-2663 if you have any questions. **Rule amend-ment: We will be allowing shorts and skorts to be worn in the finals so long as they are no higher than 4” above the knee. **USBC certified youth fe-male bowlers may participate provided, prior to bowling the competition, agrees in writing to award the youth’s prize in the form of a scholarship.

Inland Empire NABI (L-R) Shane Schroeder - NABI mem-ber, Guy Clear - Director, Robert Cervantes - Champion, Jay Shackelford - 2nd place & Joe Turbow - 6th place.

Inland Empire NABI Champion Robert Cervantes

LAKE ELSINORE—We want to thank Trevi Lanes for host-ing our last Sat. tournaments.

This is a first win for Robert Cervantes, who began bowling 18 months ago, when Trevi first opened. He bowls in 2 leagues there; a Tues. Laughlin Rollers & a Wed. Practice league. His winning ball was a Roto Grip Cell, drilled by Monty Mock at Trevi Pro Shop. Robert is a general engineering contracter & has been a NABI member for about 6 months, brought in by Guy Clear. He also likes a game of golf & dedicates this win to his biggest fan, his wife, Cleo.

Robert won $500, a champion shirt & an entry into the 2009 Tournament of Champions. Our $25 gas card winners were: Guy Clear, Tim Botiford & Steve Schroeder. Our sidepot win-ners were: Steve Schroeder, Shane Schroeder (2) Guy Clear (2) James Doolen (2) Joe Turbow (2) Jay Shackelford, Joseph Ma-this & Tom Jones.

Our stepladder began with (all with HDCP):Steve Schroeder bowling Robert Cervantes. Steve bowled a

171 to Robert’s 196. Robert advanced to bowl Jeff Welker. Jeff bowled a 193 to Robert’s 214. Robert then climbed to bowl Tim Bodiford. Tim bowled a 201 to Robet’s 204. Robert then met high qualifier, Jay Shackelford. Jay bowled a 187 to Robert’s 249 for Robert’s championship.

Our next tournament will be held at Arrowhead Lanes on Sat., Aug. 16. Look for our ad in this week’s Bowling News. Also, look for our new OC NABI cllub coming in Sept. Call Guy Clear for additional info. (909-645-3209) See you at Arrowhead!

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Senior No-TapTournament

Sunday, August 17th @ 1 p.m.

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Optional $1 Sidepot and $1 Strike BallHandicap is 90% of 220

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Scotch Doubles Aug 24No Tap Sept 21

BOWLING NEWSAugust 14, 2008 Page 7

DAY/TIME LEAGUE NAME LEAGUE TYPE # TEAM MEETING START

MONDAYS

6:00 PM Mixed Classic Mixed Scratch 5’s** 915 9/8 5.30 PM Sept 8

6:00 PM Guys & Dolls Mixed Handicap 5’s 840 8/18 5:30 PM Sept 8

TUESDAYS

9:15 AM Early Birds Ladies 4’s 625 9/9 9:00 AM Sept 9

9:15 AM Tues. Scratch Trios Scratch 3’s* 520 9/2 9:00 AM Sept 2

12:30 PM Golden 4 Somes Seniors 4’s 650 9/2 12 Noon Sept 2

6:30 PM Adult/Junior Ball/Bag Any Handicap 2’s* OPEN 9/16 6:15 PM Sept 16

6:00 PM Men’s Classic Men’s Handicap 5’s* OPEN 9/2 5:30 PM Sept 2

9:00 PM Padres Mixed Handicap 4’s* 750 9/2 8:30 PM Sept 2

9:00 PM Newcomers (No-Tap) Any Handicap 3’s OPEN 9/16 8:45 PM Sept 16

WEDNESDAYS

9:30 AM Coffee Breakers Ladies 3’s 495 9/3 9:00 AM Sept 3

12:30 PM Senior Rebels Seniors 3’s OPEN 9/3 12 Noon Sept 3

6:00 PM Pinbusters Mixed Handicap 5’s 875 9/3 5:30 PM Sept 3

6:00 PM Missionaires Mixed Handicap 5’s 865 8/20 5:30 PM Sept 3

9:00 PM N.B.A.C. Mixed Handicap 4’s* 770 9/3 8:00 PM Sept 3

THURSDAYS

9:30 AM Thursday Scratch Mixed Scratch 3’s 520 9/4 9:00 AM Sept 4

6:00 PM Lads & Lassies Mixed Handicap 5’s 860 9/4 5:30 PM Sept 4

9:00 PM Mission Majors Mixed Scratch 4’s* 835 9/4 8:00 PM Sept 4

FRIDAYS

9:15 AM Friday Foxes Ladies 3’s 470 9/5 9:00 AM Sept 5

12:30 PM Friday Seniors Senior Handicap 4’s 650 9/5 12 Noon Sept 5

6:00 PM T.G.I.F. - Vegas Mixed Handicap 5’s* OPEN 9/5 5:30 PM Sept 5

9:00 PM S.F.V. Nisei Mixed Handicap 4’s TBA 9/5 8:30PM Sept 5

SATURDAYS JUNIOR BOWLING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN OF ANY AGE Sept 13

SUNDAYS6:00 PM Weekenders/Laughlin Mixed Handicap 4’s 685 9/7 5:30 PM Sept 7

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MISSION MAJORS$12,000 “300”$6,000 “800”*Shooter Gets Half, Team Splits Other Half

$1000 to Each Round Winner$600 to the Wild Card Team$6700 Championship Roll-off $Team Point Money $30 per point!

IND. HI SERIES $300 IND. HI GAME $300

TEAM HI SERIES $300 TEAM HI GAME $300

Team Max - 835Any 4 Bowlers$30 per weekStart Sept. 4th

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MEN’S CLASSICHANDICAP LEAGUE

TUESDAYS AT 6:00 P.M.The league starts on Tuesday, September 2ndEach team consists of any 5 men so you can

bring in your own team or join one.*Three Rounds*

Position money paid for each Round on SweepersTeam Difference Handicap - No Max

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Youth Bowling LeaguesStarting: September 13th ‘08 Ending March 7th ‘09

USBC Sanctioned (not required for bumpers)(dues $13.25 (+$10.00 for PBA experience*)

Non-competitiveBumpers: 2 games - $6.50/week 10:30 A.M.For the beginner bowler that needs help in keeping the ball on the lane.Superstars: 2 games - $6.50/week 10:30 A.M.For the beginner bowler that no longer needs help with bumpers, introduction to delivery of the ball, and lane courtesy.

Handicap LeaguesJunior Classic: 3 games - $8.75/week 10:30 A.M.75-100 average introduction to competitive bowling, teamwork, advanced delivery of the ball, understanding scoring.Senior Classic: 3 games - $8.75/week 9:00 A.M.100-125 average. This is the group that usually starts looking for more competition, tournaments, and keeping stats on their ac-complishments.

Scratch League Sanctioned Sport*requires $10.00 upgrade to your regular yearly sanction

*PBA Experience: 4 Games - $11.25/week 9:00 A.M.140 average and up ** Heads up team competition plus individual

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MIXED CLASSICMondays at 6:00 pm

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WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR WCST EBONITE SINGLES SUNDAY, August 10, 2008LINBROOK BOWL FINALS ANAHEIM, CA SENIOR FINALS POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE

1 *KEN RACETTE SAN DIEGO 2354 1871 5.5 2.5 165 4390 $1,0002 *HAL WILBER LAS VEGAS 2238 1867 6 2 180 4285 $7003 *JERRY CALVIN 1000 OAKS 2304 1809 5.5 2.5 165 4278 $5304 *MIKE RODRIGUEZ LOMITA 2273 1719 4 4 120 4112 $4255 *GERRY CHINN CASTAIC 2202 1778 4 4 120 4100 $3656 GREG NEUER COVINA 2209 1770 3 5 90 4069 $3507 JEFF GARRISON HAWTHORNE 2251 1670 3 5 90 4011 $3358 GARY MARKOWITZ NORTHRIDGE 2217 1736 1 7 30 3983 $320

*********************************************************************************************************************************** OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE

9 JOE STATON ALTA LOMA 2196 $17510 CHIP WILLETT VISTA 2182 $13011 MIKE RICK REDLANDS 2175 $13012 RICH MALDONADO ANAHEIM 2174 $13013 ALEX HERNANDEZ PALMDALE 2171 $130

*********************************************************************************************************************************** SUPER SENIOR FINALS POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE

1 *LARRY NORDSTROM GARDEN GROVE 2197 1831 5 3 150 4178 $5002 *DAVE WILSON LAKEWOOD 2126 1836 5 3 150 4112 $3803 *KENT WHITSON SAUSALITO 2194 1771 3 5 90 4055 $3304 *DON JACKSON BONITA 2168 1719 5 3 150 4037 $3105 *DAN CERIO DOWNEY 2130 1741 4 4 120 3991 $2806 *MIKE LARSON GARDENA 2190 1677 3 5 90 3957 $2607 *MIKE RAUSCH COSTA MESA 2118 1703 4 4 120 3941 $2408 *EVERETT NISHIKAWA CORONA 2148 1614 3 5 90 3852 $220

*********************************************************************************************************************************** MONEY BREAKDOWN

INCOME DISTRIBUTION53 Entriesw X $165.00 $8,745.00 Prize Fund $7,240.0029 Seniors 24 Super Sr's Lines $1,316.00Added $500.00 Expenses $689.00Total: $9,245.00 Total: $9,245.00

************************************************************************************************************************************ The WCST would like to thank our host Mr. John Havales, the GM of the center, and all of his workers for their cooperation. Thanks to EBONITE INTERNATIONAL, our coverage sponsor, and to GEORGE ABRAHAMSEN REALTOR of Tarbell REALTORS, 949-812-9990, who added $500.00 to the prize fund. Thanks to Martin Brooks, for doing the brackets. Thanks to all the bowlers who entered.************************************************************************************************************************************

GEORGE ABRAHAMSEN REALTOR for Tarbell REALTORS949-812-9990

Ken Racette $1000 WCST WinnerLarry Nordstrom, Captures Super Senior

by Dick SandersKen Racette (San Diego), won his 9th WCST Championship,

last week-end at Linbrook Bowl, in Anaheim, CA. Ken was the high qualifier on Saturday with 2354 for the 10 games, and then on Sunday in the 8 man finals, he never lost the lead, roll-ing 1871 for the 8 games, and winning 5 and one half matches. Where he made a great adjustment, where on Game #3, on Lanes 13-14, he rolled a 159 game.

Hal Wilber was closing in on him, and by Game #6, Ken held only a 13 pin lead over Hal, but then, bowling on Lanes 13-14 again in Game #7, bowled a 288 game against Hal, then they tied the position match game with 245 each.

Ken won the tournament by 105 pins. A great effort by Hal to finish 2nd, nosing out Jerry Calvin by 7 pins. This was a great day for the Super Seniors, finishing in the top 3 places of the finals, with Super Senior, Gerry Chinn ending up in 5th. TOP 3: 1st Place, Ken Racette, $1000.00, 2nd, Hal Wilber (Las Vegas), $700.00, and 3rd, Jerry Calvin (1000 Oaks), $530.00. 53 bowl-ers entered the tournament. 21 checks paid out for a total of $7,240.00. For 12 tournaments in 2008, a total of $100,405.00 paid out, and for 275 tournaments, $3,118,294.00 paid out.

Our thanks to our host, Mr. John Havales, and the workers of Linbrook Bowl, for their fine cooperation. Our thanks to EBO-NITE INTERNATIONAL COMPANY, our coverage sponsor, and to GEORGE ABRAHAMSEN REALTOR for Tarbell RE-ALTORS, 949-812-9990, for adding $500.00 to this tournament and over-all in 2008, a total of $2,000.00 he sponsored in 3 other WCST Tournaments this year. George is not only a sponsor, he is also a WCST Member, and participates in many of our tourna-ments. Thanks to Martin Brooks for doing the brackets.

****SUPER SENIOR NEWS****It seemed to be a day for the qualifying leaders to hold the

lead in the finals, and then win the tournament, and that’s what Larry Nordstrom (Garden Grove) did in the Super Senior Finals. Larry bowled a total of 1831 for the 8 games, and won 5 of the 8 matches.

This was Larry’s 3rd Title, and his 1st as a super senior. Dave Wilson made a charge at him, being down 127 pins, after game #6, but ended up losing to Larry by 66 pins. 24 Super Seniors entered. TOP 3: 1st Place, Larry Nordstrom, $500.00, 2nd, Dave Wilson (Lakewood), $380.00, and 3rd to Kent Whitson (Sau-salito), $330.00.

Super Seniors (L-R) 1st Larry Nordstrom 2nd Dave Wilson

Senior Division (L-R) 2nd Hal Wilber & 1st Ken Racette

qualifying squads with daily cuts for the handicap event running Friday, August 29 thru Monday September 1st. Quarter finals start Monday, September 1 at 1:30 p.m. Handicap will be 80% of 220 with no negative pins for the event and two divisional qualifying, Div A 200 & above and 199 & below. This event will be a three game qualifier.

The Tour will have strict aver-age verification and will not ac-cept sandbaggers - So if you are a sandbagger stay home it won’t be worth your time our verification system will capture you!

We would again like to wel-come everyone to a Dream of a life time. We have early bird spe-cials like none before - bowl 4 squads include bonus, wildcard, commemorative shirt, free raffle tickets and FREE sweeper! All for just $249 a $400 value.

We would also like to thank all our returning sponsors and ex-tend a warm welcome to our out of state bowlers. The guest hotel (Embassy Suites 1.800.embassy) is directly across from the bowling center in walking distance making convience the best, additionally all the rooms are suites and include a full breakfast with the works.

The new host bowling center has open arms for our guest and are eager for your arrival. We close by telling you this will be the best Dream ever with value, fun & excitement - Lets shoe up and let the games begin! May the force be with you! Check out the website www.strikeforcetour.com or 1.800.838.7119.

Orange CountyUSBC Award Ceremony

by Joy McGregorThe 2008 Award Ceremony

held this past weekend and hosted by La Habra 300 Bowl was low in attendance but enjoyed by all.

The agenda included instal-lation of our newly elected vice president, Jeff Watson and the following eight directors: Debi Andreff; Gracie Hastings; Ber-tha Lamb; Joy McGregor; Rick Niedermayer; Bud Pinchot; Paul Reynolds and Tim Tyler. All have been elected for a two year term.

The Awards Committee pre-sented great-looking jackets to the winners of our Women’s and Open Tournaments. The winners present took pleasure in receiving their jackets and having their pic-tures taken. The winners NOT in attendance will be presented their jackets in their respective leagues, sans the deserved hoop-la!

And, will the League Officer of the Year please stand up...the award goes to...

PAT SPINK. Pat is the secre-tary of the largest league - “Party Timers” at Linbrook Bowl. Ac-cording to G.M. John Haveles, Pat has managed this 40 team league - that’s 160 bowlers, WOW, for the past 30 years.

Guess she MUST be doin’ somethin’ right!! She was very excited to receive her plaque in-scribed with her achievement and thanked Linbrook for nominating her, the Association for honoring her and to her family and many friends on hand to support and applaud her. She says she dearly loves her secretary job and ALL the bowlers. Congratulations Pat!

After all the presentations, ev-eryone was invited to mingle and enjoy the delicious carrot cake, coffee and yummy ice-cream punch.

The Association would like to thank La Habra 300 Bowl for host-ing this annual affair, the Associa-tion members for volunteering, all those in attendance and, mostly... CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR AWARD WINNERS!!!

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ORANGE COUNTY/USBCSENIOR SINGLES TOURNAMENT RESULTSby Joy McGregor

Results of the Senior Singles Tournament held July 26th & 27th and hosted by Yorba Linda Bowl as follows: Women are listed first. A Division -(70 and Over): lst - Nadja Jones - 979; 2nd - Kazuko Ledbetter - 934, 3rd & 4th (tie)- Iris Miyashiro & Helen Matsubara - 919 and 5th - Myrna Eckenboy - 916. Low to cash - 901. B Division - (65-69): 1st - Norma Leivan - 951; 2nd - Nancy Post - 917; 3rd - Glennor Davis - 907 and 4th - Judy Mault - 898. Low to cash 898. C Division - (60-64): 1st- Judy Vanasse - 917; 2nd - Judy Endow - 915 and 3rd - Karen Kino - 864. Low to cash 864. D Division - (55-59): 1st - Christine Kusaba - 950 and 2nd - Linda Handley - 942. Low to cash - 942. A Division (70 and Over): 1st - Sandy Viloria - 1,022; 2nd - Russ Berkland - 975; 3rd - Sam Tanaka - 973; 4th - Robert Okamura - 965 and 5th - Wayne Leivan - 927. Low to cash 920. B Division (65-69): 1st - Stan Takeuchi - 1,009; 2nd - Kerry Wright - 948; 3rd - Larry Johnson - 934 and 4th - George Post - 893. Low to cash - 893. C Division (60-64): 1st - Bob Burks - 1,006; 2nd - Conrad Vanasse - 964 and 3rd - Stephen Baldwin - 940. Low to cash - 940. D Division (5-59): 1st - Ron Ahrens - 976 and 2nd - Paul Hinton, jr. - 973. Low to cash - 973. A complete listing of ALL participants can be found on our website: ocusbc.org or call the office at 714/554-0111. Thank you to all you seniors who bowled and had a great time doing it. It was so nice to see so many of you. We thank Yorba Linda Bowl for hosting this most popular event and we look forward to seeing MORE of you next year!! Congratulations to all the winners!!!

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Up Your Averageby Rolf Gauger

Instruction to Help Raise Your Scores

More On K.I.S.S.- Simplifying The IntricateSimplifying individual parts of the game will eventually lead

to a simpler, higher scoring whole. That’s why good teacher/coaches will explain not only how to do it, but also why. Neither talent without understanding, nor understanding without physi-cal movement will, by themselves, create a successful player. Yet combining both seems to elude many better bowlers. As a result, they often reach a seemingly impossible to overcome “sticking point”. I often hear, “I’m a 155 and just can’t seem to get past it.” Or from an advanced bowler, “I know I need 225 or better to be a successful PBA player, but I’m just not able to get there, even on the much easier house conditions, so what chance do I have?”

This “sticking point” disease afflicts virtually all levels of bowlers, regardless of their book average, whether amateur or professional!

For one example of this, I quote the acknowledged master of successful simplification in bowling techniques, PBA Hall of Fame coach of the pros John Jowdy; “There’s nothing more im-portant in this game than a free armswing! NOTHING!”

Now, virtually all better bowlers as well as coaches already accept this concept, especially since those who execute such a swing are usually more successful. So why aren’t more bowlers successful in executing such a free, (almost limp) swing? Well, usually it’s because they don’t understand how simple it actually is, so they unintentionally make it complicated. That’s why so many bowlers, at all levels, “muscle” the swing, thereby creating the very problems they’re trying to avoid! So now the question becomes, how to simplify the actual execution of a free arm-swing?

K.I.S.S. To The RescueFirst we must accept the fact that the old saying, “Let the ball

swing your arm rather than making your arm swing the ball” is not just a bunch of impossible talk; it’s true! Let’s also accept that the biggest reason it seems so difficult to execute is that we try too hard to make it happen! Trying too hard to relax causes tense muscle reaction. So instead, try the following:

•The Objective: Whatever style pushaway you use, (and a definite pushaway is critical), it’s important that that pushaway is bigger than your accompanying step. It is critical because if the step is too long, it becomes impossible to allow the ball’s weight to “pendulum” your arm into its backswing…thus forcing muscle power to take over.

•The K.I.S.S.: Checking your ball’s position at the end of the pushaway against how far the foot has stepped is easy; it’s right there in front of you. If you find your pushaway to be shorter than your step, either lengthen the pushaway, shorten the step, or both. Then the ball’s gravity can easily become the swinging force, creating the liquid-like free arm backswing necessary. Simple!

The DownswingOK - Now that your ball has brought you to the top of your

backswing (no help from you, right?) the next critical part…the downswing…begins. Right here is where so many bowlers, even some of the best, often encounter the problem of “muscling” or “yanking” the ball into its downswing. This downward forcing of the ball creates two release destroying problems: First, it causes the bowling shoulder to move laterally, thus pulling the swing out of alignment. Second, it makes it almost impossible, to re-lease the ball at the optimum point, thus robbing you of leverage as well as consistency.

This is why “wait for the ball” is such an important instruc-tion. Coaches tell us to wait for the ball, we tell ourselves to wait for the ball. Yet, in spite of the best intentions, many better bowl-ers will unintentionally pull it down anyway.

Why? Are we stupid, or what? Hardly! There’s a good rea-son and it is this: At the very top of the backswing, for just a split second, the ball loses its gravity and seems weightless. At this instant the body’s automatic muscular reaction is to help that “weightless” ball down! This, obviously, is not a conscious deci-sion. It happens because if gravity is supposed to bring the ball down, and there is no gravity, how can gravity be used?

K.I.S.S. To The RescueAgain, simplification can bail us out! Every human body has

pectoral muscles. There’s one on each side of the chest, stretch-ing from behind the nipple area at an angle up to the shoulder. Here’s how it can help:

•The objective: To find a way to more easily create that “free arm” downswing, thus avoiding muscling the downswing so that “waiting for the ball” at the top of the backswing can become habitual, effortless and consistent.

•The K.I.S.S.: During the last part of the backswing, as the ball nears the top, notice that this pectoral muscle feels like it is stretching out. It is! This muscle behaves something like a rubber band being stretched. What does a stretched rubber band do when you release it? It snaps back, right? So, during your approach, when this “rubber band” stretches out at the top of the backswing, simply allow it’s desire to “snap back” be the force that creates your downswing…with no help from you! So when you practice the technique of “waiting for the ball”, just tell yourself, “Wait for the rubber band.” Now you’ve made the free armswing easy!

(Incidentally, using this rubber band action for your down-swing does not mean you can’t accelerate at the bottom of the swing for added speed. Just be sure never to accelerate down from the top.}

One more important caveat; bending forward from the waist at the release is a definite no-no! A more erect torso not only helps keep the head still during the approach, but also makes it easier to get the arm into a more leveraged release.

Is My Slide Really Working?A few months ago we learned a way to avoid “falling off the

ball” at the release. By slanting the last step so it ends up in front of the other foot, you stay balanced at the line. By slanting that last step with the heel facing inward, you keep the ball’s weight from pulling the body off balance during the release.

Equally important, that “heel in” foot position also prevents the accuracy destroying “open” body turn at the line. It is very important for bowlers to be aware of one critical fact; that turning “toe in” on that last step forces a body/shoulder turn away from the target, while a “heel in” turn allows body and shoulders to remain facing forward! Very important for consistent accuracy! By watching the wrong finishing foot position of many of today’s young high revvers, you can easily see why they end up facing the wall instead of their target…and why most of them can’t con-trol their shots.

The part the slide can play in all this is important, because properly done, the slide not only creates a smoother, more bal-anced finish to the approach, but can also assist in creating a more leveraged release. That’s because it allows the body to get to the line slightly ahead of the ball, which is what modern tim-ing is all about.

K.I.S.S. To The Rescue•The Objective: For those who haven’t yet bothered to de-

velop modern timing with a slide, remember that it is important that the next-to-last step (the power step) must be short.

•The K.I.S.S.: There are two techniques I recommend here. Imagining you have a roller blade on you sliding foot is the first. That way you can push off into your slide from your next to last (power) step with the intention of actually skating, thus lengthen-ing it. So the short power step allows an easier push-off into the slide. This is a worth-while tactic to practice.

•Second, to overcome the fear of fouling, I’ve always taught bowlers to slide to a foul on purpose. If the slide does foul, it’s always easy to either start further back or shorten a step a bit. Simple!

If you have trouble sliding, you can buy a “slide sock” at the pro shop. That allows a more controlled slide than previously possible. New adjustable heels on the latest shoes can even help control your slide more than ever.

The Bottom lineApplying K.I.S.S. to such movements as the above may take

some practice, but you may have noticed that all we’ve done is to apply some mental as well as physical trickery. Changing how you visualize the movements, makes them easier to perform. The stretched rubber band, for instance, is really nothing more than a gimmick to fool the muscles into allowing you to “wait” for the ball. It’s how you think about an intended movement that helps make it easier to perform.

ROLF’S WINNING STUDENT OF THE MONTHBradley E. Carey, $2,500 bracket winner, USBC Nationals in

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SCRATCH SERIESMike Garcia 941 24.00

HANDICAP SERIESRick Hunter 1064 38.00

FREE ENTRY DRAWDon Perterson 21.00

DOUBLE POTSGame 1: Craig Warnitz & Rick Hunter, w/hdcp. 570 57.00Game 2: Rick Hunterr & La Sandra Chaney, w/hdcp. 532 57.00Game 3: Brian McGee & Jim Usey, w/hdcp. 492 57.00Game 4. Butch Labossiere & Mike Garcia, w/hdcp. 530 57.00

SIDEPOTSGame 1: Rick Hunter, scr. 300 20.00Game 2: La Sandra Chaney, w/hdcp. 272 20.00Game 3: Brian McGee, scr. 246 20.00Game 4: Butch Labossiere, w/hcp. 273 20.00

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300 GAMES Orange County USBC

Joe Abbate, June 20, 2008 — Guys & Dolls, La Habra “300” BowlDave Bulfer, June 22, 2008 — Laughlin Bowling 4 S’s, The Concourse

Pam Riedberger, July 1, 2008 — Ozzie’s Mixed Doubles, Fountain BowlSteven Hower, July 3, 2008 —Frank’s Gold Cup, La Habra “300” BowlRobert Turner, July 8, 2008 — Go For It Laughlin,Westminster Lanes

Tom Romaldo, June 30, 2008 — NFL Scratch, Forest LanesDaryl Imler, July 10, 2008 — Thursday Niters, Yorba Linda Bowl

Ernie Stucki, July 17, 2008 — Niteouters, The ConcourseJim Olson, Juoy 17, 2008 — Thursday Niters, Yorba Linda Bowl

Don Lorentzen, July 18, 2008 — Rocky Marsh, Linbrook Bowling CenterSteve Key, July 24, 2008 — Xmas Cheer, Westminster Lanes

800 SERIESNick Wilson, 813, July 3, 2008 — Frank’s Gold Cup, La Habra “300” Bowl

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BOWLING NEWSPage 12 August 14, 2008

National Deaf Bowling Newsby Connie Marchione

Deaf Travel to Start 49th Season with Meeting at Keystone Lanes

NORWALK—The nation’s first and oldest deaf traveling league, So Calif. Deaf Traveling League is having its 49th sea-son meeting on Sunday August 17 at 1:00 PM at Keystone Bowl. This meeting is to set up teams for the 2008-09 season starting in September. Also It will be about preparing for the 50th anniver-sary which will be next year during the 2009-10 season.

In its 48 years the league has 300 bowlers who had partici-pated for one year or more as a regular bowler or a sub. About one-fourth of the number had deceased and the league is asking those remaining active bowlers to come to this meeting to take part in the 50th anniversary celebration planning.

Unfortunately, the meeting notices were sent to only 60 known to contact and the majority rest has moved with no for-warding addresses.

So the league hopes that others will spread the word to older members about this meeting.

New bowlers with 140 averages or better are welcome to at-tend this meeing.

RESULTS OF 67th PCDBA TOURNAMENT AT BRC DEER CREEK BOWL MAY 25-27

RANCHO CUCAMONGA—The 67th annual Pacific Coast Deaf Bowling Association tournament, hosted by Riverside Si-lent Bowlers with a Route 66 theme, drew 28 teams at Brunswick Deer Creek Bowl last May Memorial Day week-end. Ontario Airport Marroitt Hotel which is in the old Route 66 area served as the headquarters.

The women had their 61st annual PCDWBA tourney in the same place with the men but this writer did not get the results..

SINGLES ENDS WITH NAVARRO AND SWENSON TIED WITH 798 TOTAL

The handicapped events started with all bowlers bowling the singles and doubles events on Friday. At the end, Francisco Na-varro, CA with a starting tournament high game 290 and 209-203 for 702 plus 96 handicap for 798 total and Randy Swenson, CA with 207-215-190 for 612 plus 186 handicap fpr 798 tied for the Singles title. Both split the 1st place $350 and 2nd place $175 for $262,50 each. Third place $150.00 went to Donald Sever. CA for his 226-268-222 for 716plus 63 for 778. Mark Fisser, CA had the high scratch 749 series from 258-234-257 got the high singles scratch pot of $100.00 but his zero handicap placed him 6th $120.00. The money went down to 28place.

COUPLE OF PHIL’S, SANCHEZ & HAWKINS TAKES DOUBLES WITH 1456.

The doubles TITLE AND $700 went to Phil Sanchez (720) & Phil Hawkins (550), CA with 1270 plus 186 for 1456 total. Three pins behind in 2nd place were Frank Sotelo & Navarro, CA with 1198 plus 255 for 1453 for $650.00. Andy Lorenzo, CA & Richard Pennington, NV paired for 1424 to take 3rd place $250.00. Darrell Stogryn (643) & PCDBA President Ed Abaku-moff (704), CA had the high scratch doubles 1347 which got them the high scratch pot of $180.00 and with their 36 handicap 1383 placed 9th for $140.00. Their high doubles game of 492 was tied with Mike Moore & Leroy MacMonagle, CA’s 492. PCDBA V-P Tim Estes, WA had the doubles high 735 series. Doubles prize money went down to 14 places.

HOST RIVERSIDE SILENT BOWLERS & EX-RSB GRABS TEAM TITLE

Last year PCDBA voted to do away with the 5th man and changed from 5-some teams to 4-some teams to get more teams and ease of making doubles. The entries gained just 2 teams more than last year’s 26 at Denver but Denver’s 5-somes has 18 more bowlers. Not a wise decision like having all doubles and singles on Friday.

With the team event on Saturday morning, the host team Riverside Silent Bowlers&ExRSB paced by John McGivney’s 681 and Stephen Scolaro’s 615 along with host chairman How-ard Sultan’s 572 and PCDBA Secretary-Treasurer Ira Krauss 514, made games of 758-849-775 for 2382 plus 459 handicap for 2841 to grab the $1400.00 first place prize.

Lost and Found team took 2nd place $700.00 with its 2190 plus 597 for 2787 and third place $370.00 went to Hammer Time-Angel West #1’s 2243 plus 504/2747. There were 7 place prizes.

Out of money were So Calif. Deaf Bowlers 1 with the high team scratch 2397 but got the high scratch pot of $180.00 and the title winner Riverside Silent Bowlers&ExRSB] s 2383 got them $90.00 extra for 2nd high. Power of One which scored the high team game 882 in its 2380 got $55.00 for 3rd high scratch.

STANSELL WINS ALL-EVENTS TITLE WITH 2225Angel West’s Jeff Stansell came out as the victor of the All-

events title and $200.00 prize with his 646 in team, 556 in singles and 510 in doubles for 1712 plus 413 for 2225, 2 pins ahead of Francisco Navarro. Navarro the singles winner had 605-702-628 for his best 1935 scratch plus 288 for 2223 for 2nd place $100.00. Phil Sanchez placed 3rd with his 1925 plus 288 for 2213. The prizes ran to 11 places.

Timothy Estes, WA had the high scratch 2047 total from his 670-642-735 and with his 63 handicap gave him the last place prize $20.00.

Next week we will see the Pacific Coast Deaf Masters and Senior Masters results.

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pin of her own.“I knew I couldn’t make

mistakes against Carolyn, and I feared that miss would cost me even though it happened early in the match,” said Ter-rell-Kearney, who struck on her first ball in the final frame to advance. “It took me a min-ute to regain my composure after that, but thankfully I did. I was just hoping for an oppor-tunity in the 10th frame and it happened.”

Reid moved into the final by defeating Malaysia’s Shalin Zulkifli, 237-180, in the other semifinal. Reid pulled ahead after Zulkifli left the 2-4-10 split in the fourth frame and a pocket 7-10 split in the sixth frame.

“It feels great, just awe-some, and I’m still over-whelmed,” said Reid, who was one of 12 bowlers to earn spots in the PBA Women’s Series through qualifying at the U.S. Women’s Open this week. “Even though I finished second, I still feel like I won. I really came here to make the top 12 for the Women’s Series and everything after that was icing on the cake.”

All of the Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals and championship match will be televised on a tape-delayed basis by ESPN. The telecasts begin Sept. 7 at 1 p.m. and continue for five consecutive weeks.

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U.S.Opencontinued from page 1

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Frank’s Gold Cup LeagueJuly 10th results Robert Chavez 965Ed Jamison 916Bob Pearson 909Roger Ferris 908Tony Ramos 891Joe Couch 875Norm Black Sr 867Glenn Allison 862Ray Lozano 853David Pisani 852July 17th results Marlow Dinger 969Mark Few 943Robert Chavez 941Ken Williams 919Steven Hower 918Norm Black Sr 897Ed Jamison 892Marcus Battiest 889Dave Bartlett 884Skip Prisco 879Roger Stites 876John Magill Jr 873Marv Castellaw 868Tony Ramos 852July 24th results Danny Gartin 932Robert Chavez 925Dave Bartlett 922Doug Emerson 918Ed Jamison 908Roger Ferris 904Mark Few 896Marlow Dinger 885Rick Vanderhaar 881Steven Hower 877Glenn Allison 874Marcus Battiest 872

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In MemoriumDiana Maron CornetteOct. 30, 1952 - August. 9th , 2008Husband Jeff pictured with Diana invites family & friends to services Friday August 15th 4pm - 6pm

at AMF Rocket Lanes

WINNETKA — It’s the time of the year when parents ask them-selves, “Where did summer go”? If you have school age children, you’re probably busy getting ready for the new school year. Buying school supplies and of course new shoes and clothing since they out grew everything over the summer months. This is also the time for all bowlers to sign up for a Winter League. Maybe it will be the same league that you’ve enjoyed or to try something new this year. Adult Junior Doubles: SENIOR—Trish Wilson 138/388. ADULT—Jeff Pyka 205/540, Karen Norman 180/456. YOUTH —Jennifer Pyka 226/570, Kacie Norman 89/257, Nick Ahadzadeh 127/354, Phillip Suriano 83/207. River Maniacs: Mike Olson 268/741, Russ Gothrick 683, Bill Williams 665, Donald Gossett 649, Sam Mason 255/640, Robbie Weinsziehr 193/489, Barry Simon 255, Ted Weinsziehr 255, John-nie Englehart 246. Monday Nite Live: Marc Loshin 226/653, Jeremy Paulsen 247/628, Tiffany Morita 233/603, Lucy Tralla 525, Frank Villaorlad 211, Vu Lam 209. Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Aaron Steinberg 267/999, Daniel Williams 225/876, Bill Williams 255/864, Marsha Williams 210/713, Lori Bains 211, Allan Nathan 206, James Smith Jr. 200. Comedians: Justin Archer 257/741, Gary Gladstone 247/719, Michael Ricca 236/639, Dan Kline 224/626, Ruben Sarkissian 248/611, Mary Becker 215/545, Robyn Ricca 526, Susan Hahlbeck 521, Mary Mannon 209. PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Congratulations to Johnnie Englehart, league champion. Here are the rolloff scores: MEN—Fred Sloss 222-220-218/853, Johnnie Englehart 275, Anthony Pavlowsky 232, Mel Neiditch 225, Kvaun Sanchulo 223, William Evans 207. WOMEN—Marsha Williams 220/764. BOYS—Daniel Williams 181-166-160/666, Matt Jones 174-170. The next league starts Sept. 3 at 9:00 p.m. See our ad in this issue of the Bowling News regarding the new winter league. Dodger Bowling Club: Congratulations to our leauge champion, Chris Johnson. Chris Vandagriff 222/558, Carol Clair 169/452, Chris Johnson 207, Richard Dahlson 203, Viva Las Vegas: Mike Olson 233/682, Stephen Mendez 227/653, Scott Nathan 645, Daniel Clebanoff 227/620, Yvon Yonan 210/615, George Covington 246, Mike Mineros 235, Richard Greenzweight 234. 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 244/607, Petra Kaun 243/586, Georgia Garey 214/560, Arlene Bonino 201/548, Karen McDonald 537, Pauline Aldrich 210. Early Birds: Nelson Colvin 238/602, Kimberly Lane 235/661, Gary Fish 225, Melinda Jieu 203. The Classics: Michael Witt 247/672, Louis Enriquez 246/650, Sharon Enriquez 554, Rean Luttrell 201/510, Bert Rubens 516, Pam Findl 515. Bnai Brith Classic Doubles: Stu Teichner 215/645, Thomas Flynn 248/622, Jay Rosen 235, Ernest Johnston 233, George Lip-pert 216, Joel Tetreault 215. Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Scott Friedman 279/953, Richard Martinez 214/806, Tiffany Morita 201/727, Jeremy Paulsen 227, John Miller 221, Joseph Chavez 217. CC Nikkei: John Kobayashi 235/632, Kirk Sasaki 229/624, Harold Nakaoka 234/620, Tami Shiotani 210/516, Lois Muraoka 511, Ken-neth Morita 229, Goro Adachi 218. Party Animals: Michael Ricca 289/733, Michael Fonvergne 225/662, Michael Pollack 239/655, Joe Rivas 622, Bryan Aguilar 607, Rochelle Zenger 196/532, Chris Allen 508, Bob Arnsparger 232, Louis Fonvergne 225. Everyone enjoy your week and get those sign-ups in today. See ya.

Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — The seniors here at Canoga Park Bowl continue to set the pace high in their leagues. Last week, the females were led by Carolyn Scherzberg in all the senior leagues. Let’s take a look at all the scores. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Rich-ard Greenzweight 258/640, Carolyn Scherzberg 268/619, Bill Robb 205/569, George Schneider 2236/551, Donald Macek 203/546, Dale Rubin 205/539, Mary Lauer 179/480, Helen Layfield 180/467, Nancy Cottrell 154/438. Funtimers: Dave Yahn 290/752, Richard Greenz-weight 239/677, Dave Folck

229/657, Bill Robb 228/645, Al Reiswig 607, Carolyn Scherz-berg 204/569, Karen McDon-ald 176/484, Candy Adams 176/456, Ellie Alliston 169/452, Eleanor Weaver 423, Georg Schneider 216, Donna Mae Brown 178. 39’Eers Senior Trio: Dave Folck 243/690, Carolyn Scherzberg 244/685, Richard Greenzweight 680, Al Reiswig 235/658, Ed Baumgartner 246/618, Mel Mathews 614, Lucy Tralla 203/564, Bev Zi-etz 190/552, Helen Layfield 193/514, Patricia Carpenter 487, John Sanchez 236, Don-ald Macek 236, Bill McKinley 235, Kay Leovy 182. See you next week with more interesting scores.

STUDIO CITY — As Olympic Fever grips ours and other nations, as the athletes of the 2008 games compete we would like to remind all sports fans that Pinz and her Lanes are gold medal material. Where else could you experience the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat? We invite you to go for the gold here at Pinz and not to worry, we will have the Olympics televised on our beautiful Plasma screens!

PINZ ADULTS “Citius, Alitus,Fortius” a latin phrase that is the motto of the Olympics. It means “Swifter, Higher, Stronger” coined in 1921 by the modern founder of the Olympics, Pierre de Coubertin. Exclud-ing Al, many of our adult bowlers were not around then but live by that motto in their own little way. Swifter throws, Higher scores and Stronger bowlers! Tavern Guild: David Quam 234/677, Tony Annibale 238/615, Tom Whitaker 221/603, Ed Dusseau 225, Naida Angarita 213. Twilighters: Deon Martin 278/694, Eddie Barnes 246/659, George Cruz 245/641, Jim Moore 246/631, Robert Lerman 244. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 262/720, Tony Ferrari 223/615, Brett Himmel 241, Josh Scherr 233, Mark Dacey 223. Funseekers: Chuck Alexander 247/651, Tom Wigmore 236/644, Jeff Pifko 638, Jim Moore 627, Barry Judis 234/618, Don McCoy 247, Marvin Nance 236, Tony Annibale 234. S.C.B.L.: Richard Twomey 661, Tom Wigmore 245/655, Keane Murakami 231/641, Jeff Dowling 256/632, Michael Gehrke 611, Dave Yamamoto 235, Tony Laanan 235.

PINZ JUNIORS “In the name of all competitors, I promise that we shall take part in these OIympic games, respecting and abiding by the rules that govern them, in the true spirit of sportsmanship for the glory and the honor of our teams.” You don’t need to go all the way to Beijing to see athletes compete by the oath all Olympians must take for all our junior bowlers are stellar examples of the spirit, honor and the glory that bowling represents! Adult Junior: Andre Stojka 224/648, Brandon Dziengielewski 201/550, Brad Spector 192/500, Robert Williams 169/492, Jamie Spector 189/470. Senior Scratch: Nathan Honda 266/965, Natalie Kato 235/882, Nikolai Berk 251/794, Jamie Spector 201/767, Ethan Bensinger 704, Natalie Honda 183. Senior Galaxies: Daniel Cohen 146/419, Rachel Acacio 139/372, Stirling McCulloch 155/367, Michael Gans 128/234. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 132/356, Nicholas Martinez 71/198.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES The word “gymnasium” comes from the Greek root “gymnos” meaning nude; the literal meaning of “gymnasium” is “school for naked exercise”. Athletes in the ancient Olympic Games would participate in the nude. And not to worry our seniors do not bowl in the nude but they do exhibit the strength, the agility and the sports-manship that all athletes do who are in the top of their field could show! So grab a fig leaf and check out these amazing scores. Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 201/576, Sol Karnovitz 207/539, Ruth Swick 162/455, Yolanda Dragotta 155/390. Coffee & Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 216/524. Senior Social: Bob Garrick 209/577, Art Michener 212/508, Gary Olsen 179/500, Allan Lotta 165/476, Gas Sunampong 472, Charlene Gaffney 165.

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GARDEN GROVE—Jeremy Paulson won his first Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at AMF Val-ley View on Saturday, August 9, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tour-nament. Jeremy bowled in our 12 noon squad and shot games of 269, 228, 218 and 238 with handicap for a series total of 953 and the $500 1st place prize. Jing LeBaquin and Mi-chael Hanken tied for second each shooting a 942 handicap series.

Our newest champion, Jer-emy Paulsen, has been bowl-ing for only about 6 months. Jeremy was using a Gravity Shift drilled by Fred Berger at Brunswick Simi Valley. Jer-emy wanted to thank Fred for drilling his equipment. Jeremy wanted to thank Tiffany Mori-ta for her love and support and for helping him with his game. He also wanted to thank AMF Valley View for hosting the tournament and the ABT Di-rectors and Staff for running an outstanding tournament.

Michaen Hanken was the winner of the optional Senior Sweeper with a 942 handicap series. John Magill, Jr. came in second with a 908 series and Daryl Brandt came in third with a 902 handicap series.

It Pays To Be An ABT Member in Orange County

LAKEWOOD—The Amateur Bowlers Tour in Orange Coun-ty will be introducing a newly developed Bowlers Reward Pro-gram this week at Cal Bowl. This ABT program is currently be-ing used by many of the 22 ABT Divisions across the nation. The Bowling Rewards was developed to give money back in the form of “B R Bucks”. The Bowling Rewards card is similar to the cards that are given out by the casinos in many of today’s gaming establishments. There are three levels of membership available to ABT members and they include the Basic participation level, the Silver rewards level and the Gold rewards level. Each of these levels offers the bowlers B R bucks just for participating in any ABT event. All bowlers who cash in an ABT event will also have a percentage of their winnings added on to their Bowling Rewards card.

ABT will be having a kick-off party on Friday evening from 7 to 9pm at Cal Bowl. All ABT members will receive a raffle ticket. Door prizes include equipment from National Sponsor Storm and Roto-Grip, entries into future ABT entries, and the Grand Prize will be an entry into the 2009 ABT Spring Nationals in Las Vegas. ABT’s National Director, Myron Mitchell, will be on hand to help kick off the Bowling Rewards Program at Cal Bowl. Stop by and meet Myron and ask any questions you may have about the Rewards Program.

Jeremy Paulson Wins ABT Championship at AMF Valley View

John McGill, Jr. was the winner of the Scratch Sweep-er with an 812 series. Tim Walthers came in second with a 755 series.

The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our final squad. Game #3 was the game drawn. The first chance score of 100 (possibly good for $300) was drawn. Our second chance score (pos-sibly good for $150) was 254. The third chance score (pos-sibly good for $75) was 141. There were no winners. The Mystery Pot is available to all members (Classic and Mas-ters) and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and mem-bership would like to thank the management and staff at AMF Valley View for hosting our tournament. Our next sched-uled event will be Saturday-Sunday August 16-17 at Cal Bowl. Squad times on Satur-day are at 2, 4 and 6pm. There will be one special entry squad on Sunday at 10am. Semi-finals will begin at 12:30. All semi-finalists must check in by 11:30. First place with 100 en-tries will be $1000. First place with full progressive and 100 entries will be $2300. Entry fee is $55. The address for Cal Bowl is 2500 E. Carson in the city of Lakewood. Their phone

number is 562.421.8448. We will also have our

monthly SCRATCH BOWL-ERS TOURNAMENT this weekend. First place for the scratch event is guaranteed at $500. Squad times for this event are also 2, 4 and 6pm on Saturday and 10am on Sunday. This event is open to all non-PBA members. Membership in the ABT is not required for the scratch event. Entry fee for the scratch event is $75.

We will be rolling out the new Bowler’s Reward Pro-gram at our tournament at Cal Bowl on August 16-17. Myron Mitchell, President of ABT Inc., will be at the tour-nament at Cal Bowl to explain the Program and answer any questions you may have.

On Friday night, August 15, we will be hosting an intro-ductory event for the Bowler’s Reward Program at Cal Bowl from 7 to 9pm.

We will have raffle draw-ings for various prizes includ-ing Storm and Rotogrip equip-ment, an entry into a local tournament and an entry into the 2009 Spring Nationals.

Everyone is welcome to come by to learn more about the Bowler’s Reward Pro-gram. We hope to see you at Cal Bowl on August 16-17th!

BOWLING NEWSPage 16 August 14, 2008

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50’s Style Live Band - Karaoke Contest - Balloon Art - Raffle Prizes7pm Featured Match to include Terry Brent + Eva Munson vs Glenn Allison + Rose Williams

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Brent Bruises The Pins and Burns Some Wood in Rocky Marsh Doubles

by Joy McGregorANAHEIM —Terry Brent was very intent on his game Fri-

day morning and we all know how miserably hot it has been outside but, inside it was “blistering” -- on Terry’s pair of lanes, I mean. He portrays “Joe Cool” OFF the lanes but ON the lanes...he’s a “righties” worst nightmare!! Terry had the left hand side of the lanes all to himself and he “owned it”, stroking 215-287 and 247 for 749 and added 246 to register a HOT 995 set. Terry now sports a 36-game summer average at 229.97 and is the men’s current leader. awesome, Terry!

Mr. “Big-Bad” John Conway bordered on perfection and had everyone’s attention in his first game turning in a 298. Was that a fast eight John? He followed up with a 227 and 201 for 726 and added 196 to post a fine 922.

Smooth-strokin’ E.J. Rogers came to play and his perfor-mance was on par to the tune of 233-232 and 248 for 713 and added 193 to sign his card at 906.

Our featured lady bowler this week is “Hot” Eva Munson and she was in fine form firing consistent games of 223-209-238 and 213 to fashion a very nice 883 set. A fine example of a Hall of Famer in action!!

More HOT scores: Hong Kha 247-890, Ron Marcus 235-889, Don “Superman” Lorentzen 264-882, Rose Williams 243-877, Kyle Osterman 257-872, Lloyd Thierry 244-866, Jack Wil-son 232-853, Orlando Vanegas 255-850, Janine Ditch 245-836, David Wright 222-830, Robert Ragans 248-826, Larry Green 256-813, John Phillips 226-809, Gloria Ferrulli 254, Jack Polee 235, Roberta McNaught 227, Tony Angulo 222, Carl Adinolfi 219, Bob Fulton 215, Juan Sandoval 215, Alan Bloom 213, Joy McGregor 213, Shig Shozi 212, Ron Douglass 209, Johnny Munson 207, Tom Keehn 205, Rod Cantrell 203, Rey Ortiz 202, Bob Gosnell 202 and Fred Voysey 201.

Our thoughts are with Terry Brent whose dear mother is re-covering in the hospital and our very own Willy Bordenave who recently underwent surgery. Willy came for a short visit on Fri-day just to prove he IS alive and will be better than ever come sweepstakes time.... just two weeks away. I have no doubt, just be cautious; our team depends on you, teammate!

Just a reminder for all of you 590 Classic bowlers who did NOT attend the meeting...we will start FRIDAY, SEPT. 5TH!! Until next week...

ANAHEIM — It’s only a few more weeks before we celebrate our 50th Anniversary here at Linbrook Bowling Center. Lots of activities are being planned for this special event and we want all our bowlers and friends to join us. It’s going to be two days full of fun and excitement. So keep checking our ad on the bottom of this page for all the information or call the center at 714-774-2253. We’ll see you on August 30 and 31. Santa Gals and Guys: Rodger Morris 204-246/628, Ted Juse 217-212/619, Jose Gonzalez 220/617, Dallas Liebenow 203-226/612, Lou Martino 232, Danny Durkin 202. Lunch Bunch: Bin Masaki 200-216. Swinging Trios: Joe Zeuli 233, Mike Warr 224, Stan Lucas 201. Ten Pins: John Magill 217-248-245/710, Tony Toliver 203-214-259/676, Josh Boisoneau 218-243/656, Grafton Weiss 202-216/613, Tom Horton 212-227/602, Janice Vod-den 229. No Knottcents: Jim Johnstone 232-216-244/695, Norm Cole 213-204/602, Roy Arnold 211, Tony Cianfaglione 211, Chris VanDyke 200, Erika Gonzalez 222, Margie Gutierrez 213. 3’s Company: Mary Lou Platte 202. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 255-205/656, John Cortez 223, Paul Budnovich 201. Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 255-258/680, Jeff Irwin 200-232-214/646, Mike Keogh 233-224/644, John Conway 202-235/627, Randy Shepherd 236-207/626, Lisa Somma 254-203/626. Jacks and Jills: Anthony Van Kirk 263-214-235/732, Ken Reser 212-234-272/673, Romy Villalobos 224-205-238/667, Ed Soliman 222-216/632, Tanny Tanenga 200-211-204/616, Ann McElvain 210. Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): David Haskell 278-274-217/769, Kevin Arline 276-227-258/761, Randal Kvenbo 217-274-268/758, E.J. Rogers 257-286-210/753, Randy Seifman 256-243-246/745, Cortnei Gardner 213-257/644, Jo Luzania 219. Bowl Sa Mo: Andy Kim 244-265-203/712, Duke Lee 258, Glen Kim 243, Sang Kim 223, Steve Hong 215. Golden Nuggets: John VanVolkenberg 200-200. Go For 9 (No-Tap): Lloyd Thierry 280-300-275/855, Gino Vassallo 248-262-246/756, Jake McCollum 225-263-265/753, Dick Nichols 207-241-286/734, Ozzie Randolph 219-266-210/695, Diane Johnson 230-206-242/678, Carol Johnson 210-224-219/653, Margot Church 266/622, Pat Nichols 242, Grace Gracia 209. Party Timers: Todd Dillard 226-210-276/712, Pat San-genito 215-256-224/695, Ben Philalack 256-203-211/670, Kevin Arline 228-230/652, Gary Reese 260-209/651, Karyn Lorentzen 201-227-237/659, Hyun Ok Park 200-235/629, Denise Bayne 219, Nadja Jones 201. Anaheim Nisei: Joe Yanez 216-237-237/690, Bob Men-doza 218/610, Yuki Tomono 232, Vince Okada 222, Hach Murata 205. Nikkei: Bob Okamura 225-226-217/668, Sandy Viloria 204-224-212/640, Walt Ohara 205-216-205/626, Ken Kawado 204-226/621, Stan Mashita 248, Anne Lastimado 201. 525 Ladies Classic: Mary Lou Platte 210-223-211/825, Alice Bradley 218-200, Nancy Tetreault 216, Karen Bagnall 214-203, Lnyda Burge 203. Santa Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 204-235-214/653, Rod-ger Morris 205, Joe Molina 203, Jerry Roddam 202, Wayne Fulton 202, Carol La Corte 201. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ray Conner 214-222/624, Ike Eisenacher 201-201. St. Columban’s: Marcel Tedjasukma 256-222-211/689, Ben Philalack 252-238/675, Denise Duarte 208-202-223/633. 7-11 Vegas: Anthony VanKirk 218-228-242/688, Ed Ange-les 226-227-232/685, David Wright 235-224-224/683, John Conway 227-203-246/676, Ken Cox 223-236-202/661, Eva Munson 225-235/619, Lisa Somma 201-232/601. Korean Bowling League: Bong Kwang 248-210/657, Ui Kwang Kim 205. Grey Panthers: Bob Baughman 227-209/609, Jerry Dymora 201-212, Ro Mutzenberger 212, John Vojtko 202.

T.G.I.F. Michael Sargent 268-213/678, Tony Banks 224-216-201/641, Rick Sargent 212-202-213/627, Bo Bowen 212-216/620, Norm Walker 241-225/616, Karen Daniels 212-203. Vegas Party: Rick Weiland 214-257-257/728, Stan Evans 238-238-220/696, Ed Angeles 213-227-234/674, Ben Phila-lack 227-220-224/674, Dan Drysol 224-201-225/650, Hong Kha 227-223-200/650, Traci Sodal 256/613. 4-4 Vegas: Ben Philalack 226-233-247/706, Norm Walker 269-235/686, Dan Perreira 230-206-222/652, Bob McGraw 214-202/604, Monte Schlig 218, Kim Davisson 201-236/619. Family and Friends: Chris Meno 204-238/613, David Kelly 202-234/609, Casey Otteson 223-209, Richard Calvo 222, Brandon Pangelinan 221-205. Double Daters: John Conway 225-234-234/693, Lowell Huber 243-259, Tim Blough 251-202/649, Tim Hank 233-216/638, Shane Oslund 224-215/630, Joann Lee 221. NASCAR: Alan Bloom 230-202-249/691, Hong Kha 215-213/619, Robert Bloom 220, Susan de Graaff 214. Senior No-Tap: (results of 8-5-08) 40 entr ies @ $10=$400. 40 lineage @ $5.25=$210. 40 prize fund@ $4.75=$190. 39 3-6-9 @ $1=$39. Place Money—1st Darlene Zentner 859 $35, 2nd Tom Keehn 850 $27, 3rd Tony Chaco 831 $21, 4th Victor DelaCruz 814 $16, 5th Tom Horton 803 $12, 6th Gino Vassallo 796 $9. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st Zeke Burgess 308 $9, 2nd Stan Guzy 303 $7, 3rd Rod Cantrell 302 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1st Carl Adinolfi 277 $12, 2nd Tom Keehn 265 $9, 3rd Stan Guzy 261 $7. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st Darlene Zentner 244 $9, 2nd Tom Keehn 302 $7, 3rd Tony Chaco 300 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $99.50. Added $39. New Total: $99.50. Winner: Jerry Knight $39.

McLeod Masters 657, Rogers And Conway Top 700 In Linbrook Junior Leagues

by Stacy ANAHEIM — In the Anaheim Magnolia Christian School, Sondra Le Bar blasted the pins for fantastic games of 138-151. Stephen Plotz put together five strikes in a row for 151-110. Mark Peterson pounded 129-90, Ricky Ortega rolled 123 and Kelsey Myers cruised to 117-107. For the adults, Julie Le Bar jolted to 128-139, Susanna White swept the pins for 138. For the Bumpers, Eric Morris busted 106-73 and Dean Baker baked 100-90. I would like to thank Helen Myers for her dedication in putting together this terrific program the last two years. In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart sloshed the pins for 256 and a nice 621 series. Mark McLeod rolled 606 high series with games 202-222. Abbott Hatch blasted 235 and Jeff Hunt hit 200. Christopher Rinner, 118 average, bowled his high game of the season, a fantastic 172 game. Mike Mahoney mastered 163, Christopher DeFazio downed 149, Nat Wood duplicated a pair of 148 games, Morgan Gober grinded 146 and Laura Robbins bowled her season high game with 145. In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, E.J. Rogers, 223 average, rolled the weekly high se-ries with fantastic scores of 221-222-257for an even 700 series. Teammate Mark McLeod, 205 average, sloshed the pins for 228-247 for a fabulous 657 series and gave them a team series of 1357. Great bowing, guys! Andrew Stewart, 208 average, spun the pins around for 204-234-202 for a fine 640 series. Bob Mathias, started the day off right with a nice 212 game. Kudos to Ian White, 121 average, for rolling his season high 198 game! The Bumper Busters and Saturday Linbrook Juniors had a bye this week. They will return for action this Saturday with their final position round. Good luck to everyone! In the Junior Adult Family Fun, John Conway, 223 average, crushed the pins for 214-236-234 for a stunnng 704 series.Stacy Rider slammed 279-222 for 684. Junior bowler, Andrew Stewart, 201 average, swished 201-224 for a superb 607. Steve Matsumoto smashed 238. Ray Rodriguez rolled 175 while his mom, Lydia Rodriguez raced to 172. Taylin Moralez, 88 average, topped 142 and Cheyenne Werle wheeled 136. Robert Stewart slammed 177. Tiffani Agustin aced 122 and Tammy Quental tallied 188. Daniel LaVertue downed 94, Mary Vigeant, 102 average, hammered 165-142 and Matt Vigeant mastered 183. Trevor Basquez blasted 117 and Lisa Conway capped 137-147. Daniel Isaacson, 50 average, hit 85, Donna Monnig mixed 117, Jacob Townson topped 118, Sue Werdel slammed 153 and Dan Jordan jammed 153. Next week is our final position round and it should be a good one with the top two teams, Spongebob N Friends and The Killer C’s, only separated by one win.

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — The scores are in for our weekly senior report from Del Rosa Lanes. Young At Heart: Dave Clem-ens 223/586, Dorothy Welcher 453, Velma Bone 175. Park & Rec.: John Hutch-ings 223/607, Emma Palmore 483, Teresa Vest 184. Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 216-267/678, Frank Long 211, Angie Higgins 468, Teresa Vest 174. Golden Goodies: Bob Cor-rigan 221/603, John Ballman 200, Lydia Salazar 218/518. Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Rosie Fabela 812, 2. Joan Sanford 738, 3. Jo Medrano 723. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Bob Lee 778, 2. Donna Hunter 751, 3. Jackie Knight 736, 4. John

Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — Let’s see who made the honor roll list this week here in the junior leagues at Del Rosa Lanes. Bantam Buddies: Austin Murphy 118/319, Taylor Rash 131/314. P inc rackers : B r ian F ie lds 139/364. Strike Force: Marty Coyazo 266-215/675, Ryan Jones 213-220/600, Matt Allen 253, Chris Clingman 213, Jon Hickabee 210, Dylan Newton 201, Daniel Deinema 201, Matt Miller 201, Lanea Cunningham 222/523.

SAN BERNARDINO — Sunday, August 17 is the day for all scratch bowlers to come to Del Rosa Lanes for our Scratch 6-Gamer. Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m., bowl at 9:00 a.m. The Scorpion lane patternn will be used for this tourney. See ou ad in this issue for more information. Angels/Dodgers: Jim Forbes 224-205/606, L.T. Togafau 231-208, Jo Anne Bolinger 210. Capri: Delores Tanner 195/488. Mary’s Invitational: Corky De Maio 244-254-236/734, Dave Wodka 224-258-233/715, Adam Sokoloski 259-224/677, Lonnie Futch 227-214-217/658, Eric Espinoza 221-238/66, Will Mattox 207-245/637, Bob Corrigan 202-216-211/629, Tim Farris 205-220-204/629, Rob Heflin 244/628, Steve Iacono 233-208/624, Ronnie Strange 232-200/620, John Hutchings 208-228/616, Rick Maiale 223/615, Josh Ball 239-212/607, Goldie Goldman 256, Mike Rigano 247, Eric Ybarra 235, Randy Hoffman 225, Terry Chittenden 205-205-255/665, Jackie Farris 223, Cynda Ross 216, Nicole Ellison 212, Georgia Forch 211, Dottie Taylor 204. Wednesday Vegas: Raymond Pitchford 201/549, John Perkins 235, Rolann Karper 222/620. 425 Scratch Doubles: Sidepots—Game 1. Walt Stull 299, game 2. Ron Scdmidt 267, game 3; Red Dixon 299, game 4. Dave Wodka 260. R.C.H.: Todd Sexton 520, Michael Torchia 234, Donna Falcon 182/465. S.B. City Mixed: Tony De La Torre III 206-236/621, Randy Perrine 216/603, Martin Romeo 234, Renee Isack 190/528. Good Times: John Hutchings 265-212/670, John Rober-son 255-220/667, Michael Gray 233-233/659, Jason Matus 214-241/652, Raymond Pitchford 257/625, Spider Calloway 234/609, Leighton Beach 226-205, Bill Elliott 225, Debra Neff 200/591, Georgia Forch 232, Likapeka Enriquez 207, Sam Kolendowicz 202. Adult/Jr.: Bobby Campagnale 280-279-219/778, Ronnie Smith Jr. 198/465, Shelby Scheffler 145/408. See you on the lanes.

Hutchings 731, 5. Jim Nich-ols 717, 6. Bob Corrigan 714, Booby Dave Hill 586. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. JoLynn Greaves 841, 2. Jay Hudkins 840, 3. John Hutchings 773, 4. Tom Smith 739, 5. Joe Fletcher 733, Booby Malcolm Davison 588.