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Doug Kent captured his third career Denny’s PBA Tour Major title

GRAND RAPIDS—It’s nothow you start, but how you fin-ish. Although a great start and agreat finish are okay too, asDoug Kent can attest to.

Kent became the sixth bowlerin Denny’s PBA Tour historyto win two Majors in one sea-son, defeating Chris Barnes, 237-216, Sunday to win the 2007Denny’s World Championshipat DeVos Place.

Kent won the season-open-ing USBC Masters for his sec-ond career Major title, then cap-tured his second career WorldChampionship in the season’ssecond-to-last event. He is thefirst bowler since Walter RayWilliams Jr. in 2002-03 to wintwo Majors in a season and theeighth bowler all-time to winmultiple World Championships.

“This one really feels great,to win two in a season is veryrare and just to be in this posi-tion is a great feeling,” Kent said.“Chris is a great champion, it justcame down to who would catchthe breaks and I caught one earlyto get ahead which meant he hadto play catch-up, and that’s notthe best place to be.”

Though he’s been fairly quietin the second half of the season,with two Majors under his beltKent threw his name in an al-ready crowded Player of theYear race with one event – andthe final Major – remaining.

“The last five or six weeks Ijust haven’t been in synch andhaven’t felt great, but I just knewif I stuck with it I would get hereagain,” Kent said. “I always getup for the Majors, and winning

Supermantwo is something everyonedreams about. It’s another stepcloser to the Hall of Fame, too.”

Kent jumped out to an earlylead in the title match, strikingin the first four frames, butBarnes clawed back with fourconsecutive strikes of his ownin frames 5-8, while Kent hadthree spares in that span. With achance to get within one pin ofKent, Barnes left the 4-pin inthe 9th frame, however, andKent struck with his first ball inthe 10th frame for the ninth winof his career.

The Newark, N.Y., native ad-vanced to the title match with a235-219 win over DannyWiseman. Kent had a chance towin by striking on his first ballin 10th, but a spare and a strikegave Wiseman a chance to tiewith three strikes in the 10th.Wiseman struck with his firstshot, but then left the 4-6-7-10split to give Kent the match.

Barnes advanced to the titlematch with a 246-226 win overTony Reyes.

Kent earned $50,000 and afour-season Denny’s PBA Tourexemption through the 2010-11season with the win. Barnes(Double Oak, Texas) took home$25,000 for second, Wiseman(Baltimore) earned $13,000 forthird and Reyes (San Bruno,Calif.) earned $10,000 for fourth.

Next week the Denny’s PBATour season wraps up with the2007 PBA Tournament of Cham-pions, March 29-April 1. Thelive ESPN-televised finals Sun-day, April 1 at 10 a.m. MoheganSun Arena in Uncasville, Conn.

Denny’s PBA Tour 2007 Denny’s World ChampionshipDeVos Place, Grand Rapids, Mich. Sunday, March 25

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDPos. Name, hometown Total/Games Money1. Doug Kent, Newark, N.Y. 472 (2 games) $50,0002. Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas 462 (2 games) $25,0003. Danny Wiseman, Baltimore 219 (1 game) $13,0004. Tony Reyes, San Bruno, Calif. 226 (1 game) $10,000

Sport, Business ofBowling Coverage

at USBCConvention

Chastain speech, majorannouncements, legislation,Board/president elections set

NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Fourdays full of key decisions, ma-jor announcements and educa-tional sessions focusing on boththe business and sporting as-pects of bowling are on the hori-zon when the second annualUnited States Bowling CongressConvention is held Wednesdaythrough Saturday at the GaylordOpryland Resort and Conven-tion Center.

The events begin Wednesdayhighlighted by two-time Olym-pic soccer gold medalist BrandiChastain giving the keynote ad-dress. She later will present oneof more than 30 educationalworkshops to be held Wednes-day and Thursday along withexhibits, coaching clinics and alane inspection workshop.

Those people who have ex-celled in the sport on and off thelanes will be honored throughevents like the USBC Hall ofFame induction ceremonyhosted by USBC and Profes-sional Bowlers Association Hallof Famer Nelson Burton Jr. onFriday. The day also will fea-ture speeches on USBC’s futuredirection including several ma-jor announcements directly re-lating to this focus.

On Saturday, delegates willvote on 17 overall proposedamendments - eight that dealwith USBC’s national bylaws,three with merged local bylaws,one with non-merged local by-laws, four with league rules andone with tournament rules. Oneproposed change to the bylawswould have USBC conductingnational legislative sessions ineven years starting in 2008.

Another would require onlyone association in each geo-graphic area by March 15, 2009.Later that day, delegates will electfive new board members and theUSBC Board of Directors willselect a new president.

While only elected local, stateand athlete delegates can vote onlegislation, all USBC membersare encouraged to attend the con-vention.

About 2,000 people are ex-pected to attend events through-out the week.

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PBA Hall ofFamer MarshallHolman To Be

Color Analyst forUSBC Queens

Telecast on ESPN2GREENDALE, Wis.—Pro-

fessional Bowlers AssociationHall of Famer Marshall Holmanwill be the color analyst for thelive ESPN2 telecast of the 2007

United States Bowling Con-gress Queens finals. He returnsto the booth after serving asESPN’s commentator for PBAtelecasts from 1996 to 2001.

Holman will share announc-ing duties with 1993 Queenschampion Jan Schmidt, who willserve as the play-by-play an-nouncer.

The sport’s premier tourna-ment for elite women bowlersbegins April 28 at AMF Caro-lina Lanes in the Charlotte sub-urb of Matthews, N.C.ESPN2’s coverage of the step-ladder finals is set for May 2 at7 p.m. Eastern.

“Listening to MarshallHolman is a treat for all fans,”said USBC Chief Officer ofMarketing and CommunicationsTom Clark. “His knowledge,experience and charisma will addto the broadcast.”

The Queens telecast, whichalso will re-air on May 20 at 1p.m. Eastern on ESPN, will fea-ture a $200,000 prize fund and$30,000 first prize.

The televised finals will in-clude the final five players leftafter four days of qualifying anddouble-elimination match play.The top four players remainingin the winners bracket will jointhe winner of the contendersbracket who will compete in astepladder format.

Entries remain available forthe Queens, which is presentedby Eldorado, Silver Legacy andCircus Circus, and the USBCSenior Queens, which is spon-sored by Storm Products.

The entry fee for the Queensis $300 ($350 after April 7) whilethe Senior Queens entry fee is$200 ($235 after April 7). TheSenior Queens, for those 50years of age and older, will beconducted concurrently with theQueens from April 28-May 2 atNorthcross Lanes inHuntersville, N.C.

Entry forms may be obtainedby calling (800) 514-2695, ext.3173 or downloaded frombowl.com.

7th Annual Jim LeeMemorial WWPB

Mixed DoublesChampionship

THIS WEEKEND!by Lori Yamasaki

YORBA LINDA—March31 - April 1 will mark the 7thanniversary of the Jim Lee Me-morial WWPB Mixed DoublesChampionship sponsored byHammer at Yorba Linda Bowl.

Jim Hornung and his terrificstaff plan a fun filled weekendfor all.

Action begins bright and earlySaturday morning with A squadhitting the lanes at 8am for theirfirst five game qualifying blockand returning at 1:30pm for theirsecond set of five. B squad teamswill be on the floor at 10:30amand 3:30pm for their qualifyingrounds. Following the qualify-ing event, Yorba Linda Bowl willpresent their annual Battle of theStars (Sexes). Hammer/Eboniteplayers will team with YorbaLinda Bowl’s Krystin Andersonand Greg Neuer (both of whomare also participating in theMixed Doubles Championshiptournament) to see if the mencan keep their championshipstring alive.

Immediately following theBattle, Yorba Linda Bowl willpresent their annual pro-amevent. Look for the Battle tobegin about 7pm and the pro-am at about 8pm. For details onthe Battle or the pro-am, pleasecontact Yorba Linda Bowl di-rectly at 714-777-3818.

Only a few spots are avail-able in the 7th Annual Jim LeeMemorial WWPB MixedDoubles Championship, pleasecontact Laurie Soto at 661-713-4945 for details. For other in-formation and details please visitour website, www.wwpb.com.

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LAKEWOOD—For onlythe third time in the 49 year oldleague history, a team has cap-tured it’s title a week before thefinal week of the 33 week sched-ule. It’s been a close race for sev-eral teams but only two werereally in contention the lastcouple of weeks.

Monday at Cal Bowl spot-lighted the Westminster # 2team, Nancy Soto, captain MillieHarris, Cyndie Martin and DorisLewis cinching a first place fin-ish at 61 wins. Cerritos #2 alsocinched second place with 55wins. Position Round still re-mains for teams to try to im-prove their positions from thirdto 16th place and of course thehigh season individual and teamgames and series can still be had.

Patti Givenchin’s 640 seasonhigh series, for 156 and overbowlers, was eclipsed Mondayby Patti with 252-662 which ledthe weekly honor roll. JamieVallier had 223-582, followed byCyndie Martin 203-568, BerniceBennett 214-554, Tracy Bald-win 204-550, Norma Payn 545and Mary DeFord 242.

Also Jeani Ruff 202-541, BertMartinez 210-538, MargoMcClain 534, Darlene Waken206-530, Teri Hefner and CathyWyatt tied at 529, Kathy Parrish526, Kathy Phylow 521, CilMoons 514, Jean Wadlington510, Nancy Soto 504 andLucinda Clayburn 200-502.

The 50/50 exceeded it’s esti-mated total again this weekwhich will add a 10th place pay-off to the the nearly $600 prizefund on April 9th team sweeps.More next week about other fea-tures slated on “sweeps day”and the awards luncheon.

Ellie Maxwell celebrated abirthday Monday and DarleneWaken’s husband and his motherwere among visitors. The seniorMrs Wakenis is a spry 97and ahalf, and said she enjoyed watch-ing bowling.

Members of the league extendsympathy to Alberta and EdStoute in the recent passing oftheir daughter, following a verylong illness. NEXT WEEK: 9:30a.m. April 2, Westminster Lanes.


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2007 USBC INTERCOLLEGIATE SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIPSGREENDALE, Wis. — Fresno State’s P.J. Haggerty, the two-time reigning collegiate player of the

year, will have the opportunity to add a second national collegiate singles title to his resume as hequalified late Friday for the 2007 United States Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Singles Champion-ships, which will be held May 21-22 at AMF Pin Palace Lanes in Huntsville, Ala.

The USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships, which debuted in May 2004, features the top 16male and top 16 female collegiate bowlers in the country competing for national titles.

Qualifying for the national finals was held Friday at four Sectional Qualifier sites: Allentown, Pa.;Chattanooga, Tenn.; Fairview Heights, Ill., and Las Vegas. All participants bowled six games with totalpinfall determining final standings. The top four finishers in each division (male and female) at eachSectional Qualifier site advance to the 2007 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships.

Haggerty, a current Team USA member who won the 2005 men’s national collegiate single title, wonthe Las Vegas Sectional with 1,312. Other notables advancing from Las Vegas were Lindenwood’sDaniel Farish, a Junior Team USA member in 2006, and West Texas A&M’s William Haverland, who iscurrently on Junior Team USA.


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FINAL RESULTS1 Mark Huertas 741 1,000.00

Cash & Carry 1,200.00

2 Bret Haynes 708 500.003 Kmel Cananan 693 200.004 Brian Reyes 717 112.505 Gabriel Trejo 669 112.506 Roger Wrase 719 107.007 Don Johnson Sr. 705 107.008 Eddie Katz 688 107.009 Gary Gordon 681 107.00

10 Sean Johnson 689 100.0011 Melissa Rocha - 60% 671 100.0012 Roland Suase 670 100.0013 Jackey Nichols 669 100.0014 Tony Rodriguez 668 100.0015 Katheryn Gonzalez 643 100.0016 Sue Purdie 642 100.0017 Jonathan Smith 663 75.0017 David Emrich 663 72.5019 Bud Zagorski - SS 662 70.0020 Tommy Newman 659 70.0021 Gibin Kim 647 67.5022 Erik Volk 642 65.0023 Tom Dahl 636 62.5024 Ronnie Cordero 634 62.5024 Aprille Lebaquin 634 60.0026 Ely Cruz 631 60.0027 Norm Smith 629 59.0028 Richard Lawson 628 58.0029 Michael Gill 615 58.0030 Art Lindsey 614 57.5031 Ramiro Garcia 612 57.5032 Marvin Crowder Sr. 611 56.0033 Leo Tartamella 610 56.0033 Dale Strader 610 55.0035 Alan Basto 603 55.0036 Terri Justin 596 54.0037 Antonio Morgan 585 54.0038 Mitzi Martinez 582 53.0039 Matt Fukuda - 60% 580 53.0040 Jeff Taino 575 52.0041 Phillip Sujo 573 52.0042 Bobbie McCollum 555 51.0043 Julian Conwi 550 51.0044 B. J. Jemison 547 50.0045 Armondo Ramos 545 50.0046 Valinda Kelly 489 49.0047 Joe Nolan ss 60% DNS 29.5048 Minh Dang DNS F/E

DOUBLES1 Michael Gill /

Tony Rodriguez 1401 130.002 Minh Dang /

Bart Sanchez 1365 110.003 Michael Gill /

Gary Gordon 1363 100.004 Francisco Trejo /

Gabriel Trejo 1347 90.005 Danny Eguilos /

Tony Rodriguez 1339 70.006 Richard Lawson ii /

Gary Gordon 1335 60.007 Mark Huertas /

Mark Mauna 1334 50.008 Fernando Alatorre /

Valinda Kelly 1330 40.009 Bart Sanchez /

Julian Conwi 1327 30.00FINANCIAL REPORT

Cut ScoresMen: Sat. +74, Sun +64Women: Sat. +22, Sun +35Super Seniors: Bobbie McCollum, JoeNolan, Leo Tartamella, Tom Dahl.

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Gary Gordon +170Women: Mitzi Martinez +91

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Julian Conwi 2600.00MATCH GAME — 294

no winnerMATCH SERIES — 608

no winner PrizeFund, 182 4,897.00Paid Entries, 13 @ $49 637.00Optional Sidepots 1,388.00Doubles 680.00Brackets 7,245.003-6-9 2600.00Carryover 900.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 1,200.00Match Series 0.00Carryover 264.00Match Game 0.00Carryover 900.00TOTAL PAID OUT $18,735.00

The “ Ironman” Julian Conwi hits 3-6-9 for $2,600 and Smith isPerfect at ABTA Keystone (L—R) Julian “Iron Man” Conwi happilyshows off his $2,600 winning in he 3-6-9 roll-off at Keystone anJonathan Smith fired a “300” game in the qualifying on Saturday iscongratulated by his fiancee Nicole and their first baby is due July18.

Huertas Win 1st ABTA Thriller at Keystone (L—R) Bret Haynes (runnerup) who lost onthe final ball, Champion Mark Huertas $2,200, and Kmel Cunanan 3rd up front is Marks’sNephew, Xander son of ABTA Members Lara and Alex Velasco

Huertas Wins ABTA Thriller at KeystoneJonathan Smith Fires 300 Game

The “Iron Man” HITS A $2,600 3-6-9 POTCAL Bowl is our Host in One Day Early Event

Qualify 12:30-2:00 -& 3:30 PM Semi-Finals 5:00 PMNORWALK—The Good

Guys do it again as Mark Huertaswas certainly on his game. Hewon a thriller that went to thefinal ball edging upstart BretHaynes in the title game to takehome a nice $1,400 for his stu-pendous effort at host KeystoneLanes.

In our return to Keystone wehad a nice turnout of 187 en-trants in the two day event. Ittook a nice +64 men, and +22ladies to make the Saturday cutto the semis. On Sunday morn-ing in the 10:00 AM squad,which also took 1 in 5 to thesemis, we saw Men +64 andWomen -+35 making the grade.Also added were Super Seniors,Joe Nolan, Tom Dahl, LeoTartamella, and Bobbie Mc Col-lum to the board.

Leading the Semis wasFontana’s Mark Huertas whofired up a big +141 topping thefield with Roger Wrase at +119.So Mark would sit out and bowlfor the title. Wrase would receivea first round bye in the singleelims and enter in round two. Ittook a +68 (men) and +42 forthe 3 guaranteed ladies to make

the Sweet 16 Single Elim Finals..The Bowlers took to the

lanes. In the first round singleelims and losing were RolandSuase, Sean Johnson, MelissaRocha, Jackey Nichols, TonyRodriguez, Sue Purdie andKathryn Gonzaleaz. They gotchecks of $100 in 10-16thplaces.

In round two, being elimi-nated were Eddie Katz, GaryGordon, Don Johnson Sr. andRoger Wrase,and they cashed in6-9th places and $107 each.

Round three had Haynesdown Brian Reyes 217-178.Kmel Cunanan got to GabrielTrejo 227-207. Losers were 4thand 5th and $125 each and$112.50 each.

It was now Kmel and Bretfor the right to meet Huertas forthe title. In a good match Haynesfinally pulled away to win 221-203. Kmel was third for $200and Bret off to the title game vsHuertas.The title game was setand the horses were paid as Bretreturned $29 for the people whohad him in the horses!

Two super guys would nowmeet for the title. Bret led off

and struck, as did Huertas.Mark then had a turkey to leadand then Bret came right backwith a four bagger in frames 6-9to take the lead. Huertas doubledin frames 7-8. In the 9th he left a7-8 split. He picked it up tokeep in the game and the doublein the 10th forced Bret to havethe first strike for the title. Helet go a great shot and the pinswere blasted. Altho hit twice the10 pin remained. Mark won hisfirst title. In a game such as thisit is too bad someone had to lose.Great bowling Mark andcongrats to a fine young manwhom I have known for severalyears and it is heart warming tosee him win the title. Great bowl-ing Mark! Great bowling byBret Haynes also, and on anyother day he would have won.He had some bad luck on that 10pin for sure. Bret is one of thegood guys! Bad Beat Bret!!

Nice to all in our club! GreatBowling! The same can be saidfor Kmel Cunanan who bowledso well at Keystone!

The Iron Man aka JulianConwi eliminated the field in the3-6-9 roll off and then he mas-

terfully got the 5 9’s or better totake home a Sweet $2,600 forhis superb effort. He is mostdeserving and been an ABTAfaithful member for many years.

The Match Game of 294 wasnot matched and with the $955carryover it will est at $2,000 atCAL!

The Match Series of 608was not hit and will estimate itat $500 at CAL Saturday foronly a $2 entry fee.

Champion Mark Huertas, isfrom Fontana. He used an Awe-some Hook drilled byJoe Staton.He is single and thanks Alex,

Lara, Rowie, Johnn , Xander andthe ABTA Staff.

Bret Haynes is from Whittier.He used an Ebonite drilled byAnthony Drapeau! He is mar-ried to Gina, an ABTA memberwith 3 girls Darien, Elena andSydney. He thanks his mom whopassed away a year ago, andNorm Smith for support. Thanksto the ABTA for having a greattournament all year round!

Roger Wrase is fromDowney and used a Pyro Stormdrilled by Memo at BowlersImage. He is single! He thanksthe ABTA staff for a good joband also is a mainstay in ourABTA League!

We had several new membersat Keystone and first timecashers were Sean Johnson,Jackey Nichiols, and KathrynGonzales who made the finals.Also Richard Lawson and B. J.Jemison (Alfies’s Mom) wh alsomade the cash line at Keystone.

We enjoyed our return toKeystone. Special thanks to thesuperb, helpful staff who do abang up job there. We returnthere on our next schedule!

It is history folks, as MarkHuertas enters the archives asour latest Champion!

Make plans for thisSaturday’s One Day event atCAL Bowl. There will be quali-fying at 12:30-2:00-& 3:30 PMwith SemiFinals 5:45PM withone in five making the cut! Thereis an est $2,000 Match Game.est $600 Match Series and $9003-6-9 rolloff awaiting You there!!

The following SaturdayApril 7, we are hosted in a 0neDay Event at Cerritos Lanes.April 13-14 we are at La Habra300 Bowl in a Friday and Satur-day event .

See you all at CAL for a goodone! Until then! The new sched-ule was mailed. If you didn’t re-ceive one? Let us know, bring anew member in and bowl for 1/2price!

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ABTA at CAL BowlVince Cervantes 752 - Mary Smyth 622GINA VELARDE Match Game Winner

Strike Out Pot Carry overTournament is at CAL Saturday

LAKEWOOD—Position night will be this Thursday, March29th. Team’s can use any sub’s. Final position round will be onApril 26th. Vince Cervantes led the men’s scoring 298, 197, 257/752, Andre Rounds 235, 2445, 267/747, Tres Catalasan 236/685,Ken Seiple,Jr. 252, 249, 210/711, Louis Castillo 234, 214, 257/705,Steven Hower 244, 225, 235/704, Marcus Lemons 268/696 andDavid Turner 256/695. Mary Smyth had a great night with her 214/622, Tracy Cueto 233/607, Anna Bautista 209/565, Sandra Johnson201/564, Elvie Medestomas 219/566, Shirley Mayberry 212/554and Celia McGreggor 204/552.

SIDEPOT $50 - Game 1. Vince Cervantes 298. 2. Marcus Lem-ons 263. 3. Andre Rounds 267 plus superpot For $100 and LouisCastillo 259 for $60.

$5 ACROSS SCRATCH $100 - $15 - Game 1. Tres Catalasan246/Steven Hower 244. 2. Marcus Lemons 268/Roger Wrase 255.3. Andre Rounds 267/Louis Castillo 259.

DOLLAR DOUBLES - 1. Marcus Lemons 268/Andre Rounds245 ($200). 2. Mike Tambio 266/Ryan Okamoto 245/511 ($100).

LADIES SIDEPOT $24 - Game 1. Celia McGreggor 288. 2.Tracy Cue5o 233. 3. Mary Smyth 234.

MATCH GAME - The number called was 182 worth $456, onelucky winner, Gina Velarde.

STRIKE OUT POT was worth $1,877 and carried over, cour-tesy of Vince Cervantes and Ken Seiple, Jr.

The winner of the weekly ABTA tournament entry to any regu-lar tournament was Doug Salzman. The league have five weeks left,the last chance to be seeded. Roll offs are on Saturday, April 28thand Sunday, April 29th. Any ties (seeded teams) will be bowled thatnight to break the tie. Wild cards will be determined by total pins.

ABTA tournament will be at our home center Cal Bowl in Lake-wood this Saturday, March 31 three squads only starting at 12:30 -2:00 - 3:30. Semis 5:00PM Please check the Bowling News ad, andCheck in early at CAL.

LAKEWOOD - Always wanted to bowl like the pros? Wellnow is your chance as Cal Bowl is forming a PBA Experience League.You get to bowl on the same conditions the pros experience. It’s atrios league and costs $15 per week. The fun and challenge starts onFriday, April 27 at 7:00 p.m. so sign up now. Contact Gary or Ericat 562-421-8448 for more details. You can also take a look at the adon this page.

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Gary Anderson 191-217-236/644, Mike Culbertson 225-191-218/634, Ondra Lucas Jr. 198-213-220/631, Joe Contreras 181-225-218/624, Mat Phelps 168-202-231/601, Roger Lewis 196-169-235/600, Ondra Lucas Sr. 219/587, Rick Anderson 236/576, Rick Sharp230, Marvin Scott & Mike Campbell 215 each, Dawn Phelps 210,Darlene Waken & Merle Anderson 205 each, Bill Cowens Jr. 204,Floyd Jenkins Jr., Louis Whitlock II & Roy Hess 203 each, PeeWeeMunson 201, Reta Sula 200, Eural Wilson 199, Erwin Flores 199,Clay Barnett 198, Cesar Usi 197, Tua Sula 196, Rommel Soliven &Mike Kane 194 each, Amo Sula 193, Lemuel Agulto 192, Al Cowens191, Tom Komadina, Barbara Sims & Terry Brown 190 each.

SENIOR MENS TRIOVic Santos 224-243-236/703, Jerry Giron 243-199-191/633, Don

Boaz 179-203-221/603, Ron McClain Sr. 247-185-223/655, B.J.186-244-202/632, Paul Reynolds 225-268-213/706, Boylee Inocente204-215-214/633, Donald Wade 247-224-214/685, Al Williams 180-221-201/602, Ralph Wingert 181-225-206/612, Clark Vanden Berg208-226-175/609, Curtis Whaley 200-266-193/659, GeraldLunceford 206-177-222/605, Sonny Den 193-227-246/666, WillieBurkhalter 225-234-190/649, Lee Holmes 225-193-207/625, LonRichardson 264-200-160/624, John Dunn 222-198-195/615, JimmyHamilton 205-197-227/629, Chazz Elgin 195-184-227/606, KenSeiple Sr. 204-221-193/618, Fale Sula 155-256-234/645, Jim Pante222-216-268/706, Tony Morones 226-181-206/613, Josh Hudson163-225-222/610, Joe Swift 171-234-235/640, Ellis Houston 183-263-169/615, Wayne Brown 223-190-189/602, Clarence Matthews210-236-192/619, Mel Lebeauf 192-235-237/664, Doug Johnson181-214-233/628, Sherman Joseph 261-248-211/720, Ed Brown211-215-248/674, Walter Milsap 216-208-195/619, Ralph Buckles216-159-243/628, Rudy Munzon 223-214-178-615, Richard Sotelo206-201, Arthur Givens 219, Ernest Chatman 209, Paul Peete 200,Billy Williams 201, Ed Neal 246, Al Ortiz 212-223, Herman Martin222, Billy Scott 200-201, Earl Hullett 208-204, Willie Young 215-202, Rick Llaneta 227, Ken Holliday 200, Vince Cervantes 208,Bob Pearson 221, Phil Hylton 203, Bob Stickney 210-205, RayStaten 201-215, Rich Kelly 202-204, Ernest Jackson 203, MauriceHart 216, Bill Cowens 201-205, Wendell Ledbetter 223-213, ChuckPatterson 213, Joe Erwin 213, Jim Burke 204, Dominic Antonio223, Rollie Deguzman 207.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEBob Brockman 222-212-192/626, John Lynch 213-216-176/605,

Matt Mosley 215-245-237/697, Greg Nardo 201-196-236/633, DonOtt 224-214-184/622, Shannon Santos 226-258-237/721, RichardVasquez 230-169-205/604, Mikey Villarreal 237-236-219/692, JayWilson 170-232-204/606, Myrick Burris 212, Shirley Burris 210,Benjie Calinawan 218, Richard Dubuke 227, Paul Griba 237, SheilaLawton 202, Greg Mobley 224, JoAnne Mount 209, Larry Movera222, Gary Nelson 217, Tony Ortiz 205, Ralph Preciado 212, DougSanders 215, Albert Viernes 207, Mike Williams 201.

CAL STARSShanta Pittman 186-194-191/571, Ora McCormick 182-257-

191/630, Jerry Whitehurst 162-182-187/531, Betty Jane Richardi

191-187-177/555, Shona Hernandez 183-187/-169/539, Vi Wilson190-161-170/521, Barbara Crawford 163-176-168/507, GaleCervantes 177-187-181/545, Darlene Hom 167-171-178/516, DottieLawn 149-179-197/525.

FUNSTERSTom Dennis 542, Chuck Morrissey 538, Nene Camanag 519,

Edward Bubay 502, Divina Bubay 521, Boylee Inocente 232-216-257/705, Don Kelly 217-215/575, Carol Monson 215/589, JaneSimmons 531, Vancie Keith 512, Wendell Ledbetter 212-242/621,Dianne McCann 201/536, Travis Hicks 200/546, Terry Binuya 218/576, Joe Erwin 201-233/616, Pat Erwin 522, Bob Webb 247/543,John Mathews 219/558, Orvil Price 224/575, Verne Willey 501,Steve Halada 501, Larry Martinez 203/564, Jamie Vallier 221/588,Robert Thomas 245/605, Josh Hudson 244/562, Norma Meyers501, Sidney Moore 228/590, Harold Runyon 200/574, DominicAntonio 205/552, Jorge Fernandez 516, Lee Theiss 537, Fred Meisel200/541, Ed Brown 200/563, Marie Collier 528, Frank Kreban 539,Ken Seiple Sr. 204-204/556, Doug Johnson 215-248.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASDominic Antonio 602, Jim Chandler 501, Wayne Moon 510,

Ray Culp 528, Wendell Ledbetter 650, Jim Burke 607, Jim Young500, Jerry Stotts 521, Stanley Murren 562, Larry Cosaroud 533,Tony Morones 642, Robert Thomas 553, Wilfred Panton 540, JimPlante 613, Ed Hansen 556, John Welty 609, B.J. Theiss 594, FredContreras 524, Willie Burkhalter 536, Walt Bist 534, Boylee Inocente643, Eddie Buhay 578, Divina Buhay 540, John Mathews 555, BobStickney 554, Chuck Patterson 610, Millie Buckles 515, Joe Erwin563, Lee Theiss 535, Ken Seiple Sr. 605, Ron McClain 668, BenAlferos 512, Ed Brown 596, John Sherman 520, Billy Williams 547,Chuck Ashton 551, Al Ortiz 553.

RECYCLED TEENSKen Seiple Sr. 221-251-221/693, Mattie Wylie 203/537, Rinze

Dykstra 504, Harold Runyon 204/508, Fred Meisel 521, MillieNuez 527, Frank Fernandez 205/511, Eduardo Buhay 531, LuzCruz 235-233-171/639, Pete Cruz 202/512, Will Panton 548, WalterMilsap 266-238/697, Ning Barcelona 502, Katie Olivera 210/534,Jim Burke 232-183-259/674, Ben Jones Sr. 511, Lillie Darden 556,John Mathews 531, Dominic Saraceno 225/612, Mary Spencer 512,Steve Jasper 216-202/604, Ed Stoute 571, Boylee Inocente 234-245/674, Ed Brown 205-206-226/637, Wendell Ledbetter 204-202-203/609, Ralph Wingert 225/612, B.J. Theiss 213/601, Rico BongCayton 520, Willie Burkhalter 200/570, Frances Walker 213/563,Sam Huckleby 556, Al Dimas 514, Jack Wooley 550, Erma Gibbons528, Dick Fleming 534, Ron McClain 211-208/591, Lucy Seiple233/547, Fred Contreras 203/585.

CAL BOWLERSCarole Fischer 235/625, Glenda Harvey 214-212/599, Jerry

Whitehurst 556, Betty Phillips 210/552, Vi Wilson 205/544, MattieWylie 524, Nene Camanag 208/522, Dee Phipps 520, Almeta Cobbs517, Lucy Seiple 201/506, Jackie Richardson 505, Vedia Moore503, Ella Hayes 502, Ora McCormick 502, Kathy Phylow 204/500,Mary Spencer 204.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET LEAGUEMichael Buck 247-246-237/730, Daman Harris 230-207/628,

James Matthews 227-204/626, Ken Holliday 237-215/622, BillPerkins 214-212/614, Don Matthews 241, Carlos Urzua 234, DavidOlson 224, John Mathews 223, Louis Whitlock II 213, Kevin Smith204, Sterling Butler 203, Valerie DeWaal 200, Ray Minter 200.

BIG BEAREmmerson Wafer 247-236-219/702, David Patterson 245-202-

232/679, Grover Dye 245-224-208/677, John Golston 232-215-

215/662, Sid Nakagawa 195-216-248/659, Harold Dubose 210-244-201/655, Raleigh McCormick 212-192-244/648, Mike Villarreal 169-278-190/637, Tommy Thompson 194-246-192/632, James ElliotJr. 247-190-201/638, Billy Anderson 164-201-256/621, Dan Baker206-238-203/647, Roy Cunningham 222-233-167/622, HenryKennedy 158-234-226/618, John Lynch 170-237-210/617, JoeKnapp 192-215-209/616, Dave Reid 200-199-214/613, DonaldFranklin 213-246-153/612, Bill Phipps 212-223-182/617, EdwinBrown 235-165-203/603, Dee Phipps 198-151-214/563, EvetteFranklin 166-171-200/537, Allisen Sutton 182-170-184/536, LeeThiess 173-183-179/535, Charlene Garrett 160-210-157/527, LavadaPatterson 137-200-179/516, Fia Pele 180-188-143/511, MichelleCriswell 185-149-174/508, Daronda Reed 172-142-194/508, AnnieYonemura 145-179-177/501.

ELKS & FRIENDSRalph Buckles 207-212/604, Carlos Salcedo 213-233/602, Shante

Pittman 215, Ernie Barrios 202, Chris Kelly 222, Kim Eastwood213, Pat Erwin 212, Betty McDearmick 212, Ed Brown 206, OthoOates 202, BJ 201-207, Greg Robles 227, Daine Robles 231.

YOUNG AT HEARTEva Hammons 98-102-82/282, Dottie Castillo 128-163-159/450,

Jim Plante 194-172-222/588, Tua Sula 236-163-188/587, LyetteWilliams 163-162-156/481, Fale Sula 135-165-127/427, AlbertStephens 110-129-103/342, Maria Larason 132-126-156/414, JoshHudson 139-164-176/479, Leroy Canaday 134-150-117/401, AlbertBurnette Sr. 167-164-153/484, Ed Stoute 195-227-181/613, RachelBright 118-104-114/346, Ellis Houston 160-237-235/632, WillieGreer 148-189-178/515, Tom Pettway 154-154-202/510, JohnBrider 202-163-181/546, Mac McNealy 233-147-166/546, JamesJohnson 206-202-235/643, Art Nelson 118-135-173/426, GeneHammons 125-151-151/427, Curtis Whaley 154-191-163/508,Audrey Johnson 127-121-135/383, Ed Johnson 154-180-224/558,Willie Young 170-192-184/546.

JUNIORSBobcats: Chris Johnson 126, Graham Gatwood 111, Rommell Smith126.Classified: Thomas Wooten 201-193, Ron Lewis 214-204, RaymonCarter 232-265/691, Justin Overholtzer 163, Kayla Rayburn 224-186/591, LaTrele Freeman 173, Chris Blankenship 223, MarcusQuiller 207-228/617, Julian Hidalgo 165, Daveon Nix 202-196/565.

ADULTS-JUNIORSJuniors: Keanu Herrera 127, Jade London 186, Kaitlynn Soto 110,Raymon Carter 215, Gabriel Martinez 300-221/694 Nice shooting!,Daveon Nix 230-185-181/596, Ron Lewis 214, Hunter Capitulo191, Chris Blankenship 201-210/598.Adults: David Herrera 211, Jennifer Jackson 199-181/527, BillyFoster 218-206-247/671, Edward Owens 188, Paul Mehl Jr. 220-239, Gary Kowarsch 210-216/611, Tammy Porter 198-171, PaulReynolds 202, Tommy Bowler 212-256/659, Dana Gemme 177,Chrisgen Whitfield 203.

FRIDAY NO-TAPMarch 23, 2007

FINAL RESULTS1. Grover Dye 904 $40.002. Sean Bond 840 30.003. Ray Grabinski 801 20.00SIDEPOTS1. Grover Dye hdcp. 312 20.002. Rick LLaneta scr. 278 20.003. Grover Dye hdcp. 325 20.00

3-6-9 POTNo Winners 355.00INSURANCEAndy Clark 20.00SCRATCH SERIES POTGrover Dye 829 20.00NEXT TOURNAMENTMarch 30th at 1:00 P.M.


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MYSTERY SERIES- $ 250

SIDE POTS – BRACKETS – DOUBLES

ENTRY FEES: $45/$40/$30

April 22, 2007 – 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

*Prize Funds based on Entries

1st Place

$1,000

2nd Place

$500

DONKEE TOUR

Michael Barcenas OutlastsField at AMF Bowl-O-Drome.

Luis Diaz Fires a 298!TORRANCE—Our latest champion Michael Barcenas, a long

time supporter, picks up his 2nd title in this weekends event. Unfor-tunately Michael bowled our second squad and was not available togive an interview. Please look in our future articles for Michael’sstory. Michael fired a +157 to take home the $700 prize. His scoreheld all day, many others flirted with it, but fell just a little short. Onanother note

Mr Luis Diaz last week’s runner up flirted with perfection andthrilled us all by running the front eleven before leaving a 3-6 his lastshot by coming up a bit heavy on the headpin. Better luck nexttime!!!! Remember the Donkee Tour gives a bonus $100 prize fora perfect game rolled.

Our Mystery game and series was again a carryover (207 and466 respectively). Game will be worth $450 and series $250 atChaparral Lanes in San Dimas April 15th.

Please see the Bowling News or check our websiteWWW.DONKEETOUR.COM for further details.

Low to cash was a +90Sidepots10:00 AM – Lee Schreiner, Lee again, Luis Diaz ($18 Each),

11:30AM – Adam Drozdz, Michael Barcenas, Chuck Brode ($18Each), 1:00 PM – Alan Grobmeier, Keith Imada, Jeff Juckett ($51Each), 2:30 PM – Ed Palma, Luis Diaz , Jason Porter ($51 Each)

4:00 PM – Roger Wrase, Paul “The Destroyer” Passarino, Lenny

From (L-R) – Paul Passarino 3rd Place , Roger Wrase 4th

Place, Lenny Riley 5th Place.Michael Barcenas – Championand Keith Imada – 2nd Place not shown.

Riley ($39 Each)

Tournament RecapPlace Name Score Amount

1. Michael Barcenas 757 700.002. Keith Imada 750 300.003. Paul Passarino 743 130.004. Roger Wrase 736 115.005. Lenny Riley 735 100.006. Luis Diaz 734 90.007. Adam Drozdz 730 85.008 tie. Sun Sundara 717 77.008 tie. Chuck Brode 717 77.0010 Devon Walls 715 70.0011. Jason Porter 714 65.0012. Joe Swift 710 60.0013. Terry Hlebasko 704 55.0014. Ivan Moore 702 54.0015. Dave Miller 697 53.0016. James Talley 690 52.00

DOUBLES1. Roger Wrase & Lenny Riley 1471 $100.002.Luis Diaz & Chuck Brode 1443 $ 60.003.David Godinez & Keith Imada 1436 $ 50.004.Roger Wrase & Devon Walls 1414 $ 30.00

Paid Out 69 EntriesTournament $ 2600.00Sidepots $ 521.00Brackets $ 1200.00Free Entries $ 315.00Champion’s Shirt $ 35.00Total: $ 4671.00

March 31/April 1-07 Our Host, G.M. Shawnna Miller, Defending Champions Sr. Division Mr. Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas Nv.

Jr. Division Mr. Mark Dyer, Moreno Valley Ca.

Join Us and Bowl With The Best Senior Men 60 & Ladies 50 Junior Men

45 Ladies 40 & Up Scratch Bowlers In The Western U.S.A.

S.S. division Men72 and Ladies 63. One In Three Cash. Bring a bowler that has not bowled, or has never bowled in the S.S.T.

in one year, get in for $110.00, $35.00 off your entry fee.

Guest, Cash in any tournament, pay balance of the dues, $50.00 per year

Min.1-in 3 Cash. 1 in 5 To A Max. Of 16 Each Div. Advance to Finals.

Qualifying on Saturday-March 31 / 07. (1) Squad. Check in 9 to 9:45 am.

Bowl (5) Games At 10 am Back at 2 pm Bowl 2nd (5) Games.

Finals Sunday April 1-07. Check in 9am Practice 9:20 bowl 9:30 am

All Money Above Lineage & Expenses Goes 100%To Prize Fund.

$145.00 Members. $150.00 Guest (Note) All on Site Entries Add $10.00. Send all Entries To, S.S.T. 22828 Canyon Lake Dr. So. Canyon Lake Ca. 92587

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Or check our web site @ www.Superseniortour.ws Prize Fund Guaranteed. With 50 Entries in Each Division ($ 5,000.00)

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Mail your checks in now, you may post date them March-29-07) (King Of The Hill)

A $50.00 Cash Prize to the Champion Of a One Game Match Between the Sr./Jr. Champions

We will accept Entries Saturday March 31. Until 15 minutes of tournament.

Come Join Great Competition, at ABC Moreno Valley Bowl 23750 Alessandro Blvd. Moreno Valley Ca. 92553. Center phone # (951)-656-9122

Lodging Motel Six (6) 1-(800)-466-8356 Across the street from center.

Looking forward to (A) great turn out for this one.

Note: There will be optional brackets and sidepots for Sr’s and Jr’s

Champions Crowned at InauguralDenny’s All-American

High School ChampionshipsGRAND RAPIDS, Mich.—With bright lights, ESPN television

cameras and the pressure of bowling for thousands of dollars inscholarships, two players emerged as champions Sunday of theinaugural Denny’s All-American High School Championships.

Ellen Morrison of Winnebago, Ill., and Jonathan Buckert of Roch-ester, N.Y., each earned $3,000 scholarships by defeating their op-ponents at DeVos Place. Morrison won her match 210-190 overKayla Stamm of Shillington, Pa., while Buckert defeated Christo-pher David Ray of Granite City, Ill., 213-170.

The event, which was conducted in an arena-setting on the samelanes as the Denny’s Professional Bowlers Association World Cham-pionship earlier in the day, is scheduled to be televised on ESPN onApril 22 at 1 p.m.Eastern.

Buckert, the 2007 USBC Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow, struckseven times in the boys’ championship match to earn the title.

“It was really hot with the lights and I was a little nervous, butit was fun,” Buckert said. “This proves that all my hard work andeffort has really paid off.”

In the girls’ championship match, Morrison, who has two Illi-nois individual state high school titles to her credit, threw a strike onthe first ball in the final frame to lock up the victory.

“This has been really cool and I think it’s amazing that kids arebeing given the opportunity to experience an event like this,” Morrisonsaid.

“I thought I was going to be a lot more nervous than I really was,but once I got out there and started making shots I calmed down.”

To wrap up Sunday’s finals, Morrison and Buckert teamed upwith a couple of PBA stars in a doubles showdown. Morrison andKelly Kulick defeated Buckert and Tony Reyes 256-233.

The Denny’s All-American High School Championships show-cased 29 varsity high school athletes from 15 states. All playerscompeted in eight games of qualifying Saturday morning before thefield was cut to the top six boys and top six girls, who competed inmatch play to determine the four players on the TV finals.

For their second-place efforts, Ray and Stamm each received a$2,000 scholarship, bringing the total awarded at the event to$10,000.

Denny’s, the PBA and the United States Bowling Congress joinedtogether to create the new tournament for recognized varsity levelhigh school bowlers. The 29 participants were selected based ontheir bowling skills as well as personal and academic achievements.

DENNY’S ALL-AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS At DeVos Place, Grand Rapids, Mich.

BOYS ChampionshipJonathan Buckert, Rochester, N.Y., def.

Christopher David Ray, Granite City, Ill., 213-170GIRLS Championship

Ellen Morrison, Winnebago, Ill., def.Kayla Stamm, Shillington, Pa., 210-190

DOUBLES SHOWDOWNMorrison and Kelly Kulick def.

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restaurant chain. For more than 50 years, Denny’s has been com-mitted to providing guests with quality food, abundant value and agreat dining atmosphere. From the award-winning D-Zone(r) menuto its famous Grand Slam(r) breakfasts, Denny’s provides a varietyof flavorful food and beverage choices for guests of all ages. Forfurther information on Denny’s, please visit our web site atwww.dennys.com.

LAKE FOREST--Lake For-est Lanes’ 9 p.m. Thursday 615Scratch Trios’ fourth segmenttitle race is getting serious. Team4 made a giant move last weektaking 16 of a possible 17 pointsfrom challengers Team 11 to bol-ster their lead.

The scoring wasn’t friendly.Team 4 chopped enough woodwithout honor scores to take 16from Team 11. Bill Brossartpaced the leaders with a 691 us-ing scores of 225, 264 and 202.Chip Southerland and captainHerbert “Spiderman” Jones bothhit 650’s based on 222’s totaling1991.

Team 2, the first seeded trio,led overall team scoring with a2035. Leadoff man Mike Belairdid some fancy shooting; firstpicking up the 4-6-7-10 split, a260 game and a 709 series.Teammate Mario Marquez hadthe evening’s best series, 741with a 269 game.

Tim Timmerman of Team 9sandwiched an evening high 278between games of 213 and 201for a 692 set.

Perhaps the best scoringcame after the league when abouta dozen players contributed toan old fashion pot game.

You remember, everybody

went across 10 lanes.Before the automatic scorers,

a super scorekeeper signed ‘emin and tallied ‘em up. LastThursday that scorekeeper wasMike Tucker who had watchedhis father Frank do it. Pop toldhim, “going across ten lanes isthe only fair way to go, no ‘pie’alleys”.

They used the first 10 lanes,Mike explained, starting the firstgame on lane one, second gameon two, and so on.

Stringing strikes is a littletougher, but as the evening getson it is amazing how fast theplayers find the track.

A few fans who stayed onfor the pot games told about theold days at Del Rio Lanes andRon North’s Thursday 950Masters games. Thursday waspay day, cash in envelope--theyplayed for big dough and hadplenty of scorekeepers--tipswere good.

Maywood, Lynwood andHuntington Park academieshosted the Glasshouse, Trans-portation and Foundrymen’sLeague games. They had bleach-ers and the games went ‘til thewee hours.

For more information regard-ing Forest Lanes’ scratchleagues, tournaments and spe-cial events call 949-770-0055.

Team 4 Improves 615 Seg.Lead At Forest Lanes

by Frank Kietz


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LOS ANGELES—What’s up, So. Cal! It’s me again, your friendlyneighborhood reporter, with all the news that’s fit to print from hereat Southwest Bowl. As all of the leagues here are winding down, thescores just keep on comin’. The league championships are up forgrabs for most of the leagues. Take a look, and see for yourself:

BALL & CHAIN: Jimmy White 278-268/724, Sonny Dew 222-223-252/697, Reggie Smith 222-225/678, Robert (RC) Collins 244-257/675, Joe (bustin’ big rocks!) Beck 234-227/646. For the ladies,Rockin’ Robin Burns led the way with 200-268/655, Stacy Hobdy223, Mae Dickerson 217, Ruth Nash 215, Charlene Peterson 205.

555 SCRATCH TRIO: Brian Hill Sr. 268-245-249/762, SonnyDew 245-234-258/737, Burl Hooks 225-223-200/648, Bill CowensJr. 235-233/648, Art Black 212-27/639. Angela Williams again setthe pace for the ladies, going 216-228/651, Gwen Julian 222-222/624,Ruby Davis 229, Bettir Banks 203.

D.P.S.S: If there was a “star of the week,” you needn’t look anyfurther than William Brooks, Jr. “Dub” (as he is known aroundthese parts) had his game firing on all cylinders, firing games of 288-280-214 for a very nice 782 series. Other scores were Chris Brown251-228-218/697, Lee Posey 224-243-207/674, Joe (bustin bigrocks!) Beck 210-243/633, David (Shake-n-Bake) Smith 235/629.Ladies were led by Dub’s teammate, Michelle Lowe, shooting 212-237/646. Other ladies posting nice scores were Uracy Chatman224-223/633, Michelle Brooks (Dub’s wife) 201-212/601.

KINGS & QUEENS: Ross (Fred X) Gibbs 208-243/639 (fi-nally made it!), Clarence Williams 234-207/638, Kevin McCall 236/635. Ladies: Maggie Deloch, Melinda Blue-Taylor 210.

L-1011 SENIORS AND FRIENDS: Ed Matthews 235-230-215/680, Ed Carter 223-232-635, Ed Hurst 232-215/631, Del Ingram205-241/631, James Reynolds 221-228/620. Ladies: Claudette Steele236/605, Uracy Chatman 237/605.

MARTIN LUTHER KING: Art Burris 248-216/632, ColstonWestbrook 235-201/627, Clarence (Biceps) Bailey 257/623, Elvin(Smooth E) Walker 246/617. Marsha Thomas 222.

SENIORS AND FRIENDS: PJ Choyce 238-200-230/668,Horace Jackson 206-230-212/648, Ed Matthews 214-258/624,Millard Proctor 234/602. Ladies: Jessie (Mississippi Girl) Walker207-236.

TAX MAN ON WHEELS: Prewitt Kinnermon 216-242-256/714. Charles Hadnot 232-231-237/700.. Jackie Ridley 279-214/688,David (DB Smooth) Bryant 225-247/645, Chris Ridgeway 214-203-224/643. Ladies: Pam (Mo’ Money) King 211-223/628, TracyThompson 204-207, Jeanette Bryant 207.

SOUTHWEST TRIO: Jim Futch 290-232-214/736, Sherman(Dr. Floy) Walker 207-223-279/709, Leonard Johnson 212-211-275/698, Prewitt Kinnermon 248-237-210/683, Cleveland Johnson243-238/654. Ladies: Ida Davis 201-200-204/605, Elsie James 203,Robin Burns 203.

L.A.SOUTHWEST CLUB AND FRIENDS: Keith (Gutter)Aubry 258-214-206/678, James Mosley 235-234/666, LouisJefferson 230-207-234/644, Chales Falls 2136-235/626, BobbyCollins 237-226/620. Ladies: Angela Williams 226-204-247/677,Ruby Blake 223, Ruth Williams 214, Sylvia Hooks 201.

VEGAS IN MAY: VJ Flores 236-207-258/701, Fred Pettie 218-246-235/699, Eric (GIE) Nelson (you will have to ask him what thatstands for, he wont tell me) 234-269/694, Johnny Bradley 216-225-249/690, Marvin (XYZ) Vaughn 256-239/657, Eddie (Outlaw) Davis227-205-204/636, Todd Austin 269, Robert Johnson 255, Kevin(the Mailman) Wilson made a Sunday delivery with a 253. Theladies were led by my doubles partner Dana (Slim Diva) Blake with227-211/631 (much love for helping a brother out!), and KrischnaHoward also with a 631, her scores being 218-216. Other ladieswith nice scores: Beverly Stallworth 225, Jeanette Bryant 214-202,Sandra Hollier 203, Monica Gadson 200.

Well, there u have it. As always, good luck, good scoring, and seeu all next week. GO BRUINS and I’m out!

STUDIO CITY—Holy wet whistle, Pee Pants! Seriously now,everyone relax and take a deep breath. The winter session of ourleagues are coming to an end. YOU need to pick up your games andfinish strong, like Tara Lipinski or anyone else who is a famousmedalist. Check out these bonafide scores:

PINZ ADULTS:Tavern Guild: Curt Zellers 201 208-587, David Quam 208

203-585, Jeff Pifko 203-574, Rick Kondo 202-574, Tina Hackett202-563, Michael Perez 209-543.

Twilighters: Arnel Adordioncio 226 257-671, Mark Spiwak226 248-667, Bob Riffle 227 200-613, Darrell Meyerhoff 202 226-606, Tony Deraud 220 201-604.

Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 210 242 214-666, DarrenRadeff 200 235-631, Stan Diamond 244-584, Brett Himmel 193-558, Walt Bost 204-555.

Funseekers: Damond Taylor 278 269-740, Isis Ruiz 258 256-707, Chuck Alexander 259 226 220-705, Keane 226 233-647, JimMoore 244 211-638, Tommy Zoobarharsee 235 219-637.

S.C.B.L.: Larry Day 215 221 259-695, Bob Hatch 210 268-673, Tom Sardo 276-641, Keane 221 234-636, Neil Inman 214 224-623, Will Petrasich 212-608.

PINZ JRS.:Congratulations to our State Pepsi Tournament qualifiers. Jamie

Spector, Max Korn, Leeanne Jilek, Natalie Honda, Wendy Rowlett,Micah Jaffee, and Molly Gruber are amongst the finalists. We are onour way to Daly City, it’s Saturday night in San Francisco!!! Goodluck bowlers. Also thank you Brandon (who is this man?) for all thehelp you give our junior program.

Adult/ Junior: Brandon 193-516, Brad Lander 184-516, TinaHackett 171-510.

Banco Popular Senior Scratch: Adam Lander 235 201 215222-873, Leeanne Jilek 249 220-839, Nicole Kato 213 220 225-820,Brittlan Halpern 210 242-792.

Banco Popular Senior Galaxies: Micah Jaffee 213 225-619,Natalie Kato 202 214-588.

Banco Popular Junior Stars: Jon Berk 146-373, StirlingMcCulloch 142-331.

Banco Popular Pee Wee Bumpers: Harper Maloney 107-191,Jack Mcevoy 100-174.

PINZ SENIORS:Happy Timers: Fausto Rondan 211-570, Sol Karnovitz 172-

498.Pin Pals: Karen Collier 233-545, Shell Djergian 176-491Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 229 200-582, Gary Olsen 206-548,

Ernie Gluck 182-532.Breakfast Club: Elayne Klein 203-518, Joan Karchem 176-

502, Terri Jowdy 185-487.Bullard of the Week: This week we acknowledge a real bullard,

Tom Bullard. He is our favorite mechanic here at Pinz. He enables allof our Thursday leagues to bowl consistent games without a peep.He enjoys j sandwiches, so if you appreciate him as much as we doyou’ll give him one.

Sweetness quote of the week: “Oh look a first aid kit”.

CHEAP TRICKS MEDICATIONS FOR “SPLITS R US”

AND OTHER VIRUSES PART 2THE “CHOPS R US” CURE

Have you ever asked yourself why, in spite of having thrownaccurately to your mark on a multi pin spare you chopped it any-way? Well, in case you are one of those mid or high average bowlerswho suffer from that cherry-picking disease too often, I suggest arather simple solution which allows use of a one board foot adjust-ment instead of the three we used for splits (covered last month). Assimple as it is, I’ve been consistently surprised by how manybowlers weren’t using it, so we’ll describe it here.

This rule applies to all multiple pin spares except splits! Itbasically says that to pick up a multiple pin spare, shoot for theside of the key (front) pin which will cause the ball (not the pin) todeflect into the remaining pins. To do this, merely adjust your feetone board right (or left) of the normal board you would stand on forthat key pin and shoot for the same mark. A single board footadjustment will cause the ball to hit the key pin on the side oppositeto the direction of that adjustment (a one board foot adjustmentequals 2 inches at the pins).

Some examples: For a 3-6-10, stand one board left of your nor-mal 3 pin position. The ball hits the right side of the key pin (the 3)and deflects into the 6, also taking out the 10. For a 3-5 (or a rare 3-5-8) however, you would stand one board right, because now youwant the ball to deflect off the left side of the 3 and into the 5 andthe 8. For a 2-4-5-7, stand one board right of your normal 2 pin footposition, thus making the ball hit the left side of the 2 pin whichdeflects into the 5, while the ball takes out the 4-7. (Left handersreverse this for the 3-5-6-10 There are many others, of course. Theobvious purpose of this tactic is to always make the ball deflect offthe key pin into the greatest possible number of accompanyingpins. The vast majority of such attempts should be straight ballshots, because lane condition variances on various parts of the lanesurface will have no effect on a truly straight ball, thus increasingyour conversion rate.

One of the rare exceptions to this straight ball rule would be the2-8 spare, where a Brooklyn strike ball is best for right handers; butfor the 3-9 the usual straight ball nose shot to the 3 is best (lefthanders reverse this; throw a Brooklyn hook shot to the 3-9, but astraight shot to the 2 to convert the 2-8).

For bucket spares, it’s a mistake throw Brooklyn strike shots.Why? Because Brooklyn shots are supposed to miss the 5. So hereI also suggest a straight shot to the nose of the front (key) pin. Evenon the pro tour I see right handers sometimes miss a simple 4 pin,because even a slight hook ball hits middle oil and slides by on theinside of the pin. So for most off center spare shots the straight ballhas been proven more successful. After all, a really straight ball willgo straight no matter what the lane condition! Remember, the onlyreason you have to live with the constantly changing variables ofthrowing a hook on a strike shot is to gain entry angle, which isn’tneeded on simple spares. Obviously, the more variables you caneliminate on spare shots, the less open frames!

This is a “cheap trick” with an excellent scoring payoff.THE EYES HAVE IT

Talking about cheap tricks, this next one can answer two ques-tions for bowlers concerning the “dominant eye” situation, which isa part of every human being’s legacy, yet often creates accuracyproblems. There is much excellent material available on this subjectin scientific journals and we’ve covered it before, so we won’t do itagain.

But here’s what’s important to you right now: A) Is there aneasier way to determine your dominant eye and, b) How can anyeffects it may have on your bowling be quickly identified? Theseitems are important because the degree of eye dominance can varyfrom person to person. This often causes an optical illusion, whichprevents many bowlers from being able to accurately hit the markthey’re looking at. Worse, they may not even know which boardthey actually hit after the shot.

Right or left eye dominance has no relation whatever to beingright or left handed. A vast majority of the population is right eyepredominant, including most left handers.

THE ‘CHEAP TRICK’ EYE PREDOMINANCE TEST ONTHE LANES

As far as I know, the following “cheap trick” has never beenmentioned, so you’re reading it here first (though I’ve taught it foryears):1- Stand in the center of the approach, center dot between your feet.2- Look at the fourth (center) arrow.3- Note that arrow appears to be off center.4- If the arrow appears to be left of center, you are right eye pre-dominant; if it appears to be right of center, you are left eye pre-dominant. This is because the dominant eye seems to “push” thatarrow toward the opposite side, creating that off center illusion.Eye doctors have different tests by which you can determine whicheye is dominant, but if you’re in a bowling center, why bother?Once you know which eye is dominant, vision experts agree itvirtually never changes. So for those of you who don’t yet knowwhich eye is dominant, this is the “cheap trick” that’ll instantly tellyou. (If you already know your dominant eye, read onanyway…there’s more.)5-Next, to determine the degree of dominance of that eye, try tojudge approximately how many boards off center that arrow ap-pears to be. Some report as little as a board or two, while to othersit looks to be as many as five boards away from center. This vari-ance is one possible reason why some bowlers consistently missshots on the same side. There are, as you know, numbers of otherpossible reasons for missing the mark. But if you consistently seeyour ball hitting your mark, while your coach or other onlookersdisagree, that difference in “spotting” can nearly always be attrib-uted to dominant eye causes. The person watching the bowler canvirtually always correctly see which board has been hit. Tests have

shown that even a bowler who can’t identify his/her own shotsaccurately, seems to have no problem spotting it correctly whenwatching another bowler.

FURTHER EXPERIMENTSAnother thing I’ve never heard mentioned is the fact that the

same bowlers who “see” the fourth arrow as being off center by 3 ormore boards, can look at the pins and easily see that the head pin (orthe 5 pin) is indeed in the center of the lane. It seems that somehow,at a lesser or greater distance from the eyes than the arrows, sightlines seem more accurate. This is more than just an idle observation,and here’s what was done to check it out

Several high average bowlers who consistently see their marks 3to 5 boards off , due to exaggerated left or right eye dominance, weretested. They were asked to throw strike shots, not to their mark, butto their break point target…then to say whether the ball hit ormissed that break point after each shot and if it missed, by howmuch and in which direction. This was done on lane 40 of a 40 lanehouse, with a spotter down lane to check the accuracy of the bowlers’calls. So far, the bowlers tested were all able to accurately see andcall their balls’ hits and misses at the break point after nearly everyshot, even though unable to do it even once at the arrows!

One of these bowlers, for example, is a former PWBA championwho has won several pro tournaments. Her sight to the arrow tar-gets has always been off by about 4 boards, forcing her to look 3 to4 boards right of her intended target board to be able to hit it. Yet hersight line to her break point tested “dead on”.

THE BOTTOM LINEIncidentally, CATS machine analysis shows that over half the

bowlers tested can neither hit a mark at the arrows consistently, noraccurately identify which board they have hit after the shot. If suchbowlers can be more accurate to a selected break point, that obvi-ously provides an additional reason for break point techniques tobecome an important goal for all serious bowlers.

When I started reaching Sam Baca’s break point techniques nearly30 years ago, nobody wanted to hear it. Today, virtually everyprofessional shoots for the break point! Baca has made the conceptuser friendly, not only to you league and tournament bowlers, but tous the teachers and coaches as well. Certainly, if inaccuracies causedby eye dominance can be overcome by break point targeting, aver-ages must go up. I wonder…is that really a cheap trick?

Rolf’s Winning Students of the MonthLARY RUMPLE of Beaumont, CA won two SST Tournaments

and placed 3rd in a WCST, including a 300 game. 1st at La HabraBowl, La Habra, CA March 4th, 3rd place at Vista Lanes, Vista CAFeb 11th, 1st at Riverside Bowl, Riverside, CA. Larry averaged 230,231 and 240 for these tournaments.

HARRY BURKE, 1st place, doubles in AZ State Senior Olym-pics.

HARRY also took 2nd with wife, JO in mixed doubles.CONGRATULATIONS!

Up Your Averageby Rolf Gauger

Instruction to Help Raise Your Scores

LAS VEGAS—First timerJoan Reilly of Wilmington, NCcaptured the title in the 17th An-nual Golden Ladies Classic at theOrleans in Las Vegas. She rolledthrough a tough field that in-cluded two past champions.

In the stepladder finals Reillystruggled in her first matchagainst last years runner-up,Marci Williams of Wichita, KS,striking out from the 9th 191-189. In her next match she facedanother “wheat shocker” DebbieChristensen. Both ladies startedstrong but Reilly caught fire inthe 7th and struck out for a 244-223 win. Rose Smith a past GLCchampion presented the nextchallenge but Smith split in the5th,6th & 7th frames and Reillytook advantage, posted an easy224-151. The Championshipmatch featured defending cham-pion Char Hammel, Las Vegas,leader throughout match play.Reilly struck in first two framesbut Hammel countered, strikingin 3rd thru 7th but opened in the8th. This gave the lady fromNorth Carolina the opportunity

she was looking for, striking outfrom the 5th thru 9th with a spareand strike in the 10th. Reilly isno newcomer when it comes totournament competition finish-ing 2nd to Sandy Postma in lastyears USBC Senior Queens.

Karen Pullman of Salt LakeCity, UT won top honors and$1000.00 in the Super SeniorChampionship.

Runner-up was Fran Dekenof Coweta, OK and 3rd placehonors went to Shirley Cockerellof Temple, TX.

New top of the line Stormbowling balls went to AndiWhitlock, Middletown, DE formost pins over average (29) af-ter 15 games of qua1ifying andNona Cook of Yakima, WA whotook 1st place money in the 2ndchance tournament.

This years competitors rep-resented 20 States, England andScotland.

Mike Monyak, Director ofBowling Operations for CoastResorts, has set the 18th AnnualGolden Ladies Classic for March3-6, 2008.

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Congratulations go out tobowlers who qualified to go tothe Pepsi’s Final in Daly City.Make your reservations early.

This past Saturday youthbowlers were ready to bowl.Jarred Dee started things off inthe Lil Raiders with a 106-101-207, Garrett Lee followed witha 104-200, and Jason Villa had a93-182. Gianae Olilang bowleda 82-107-189, Isabel Manalofollowed up with a 89-177, andKaitlyn Johnston had a 87-150.

In the Rookies Evan Sue setthe lanes on fire, bowling a 100-101-128-329, Sebastian Militantkept that blaze going with a 121-311, and Adrian Cunanan bowleda 107-284. Lucas Villa who hasa 76 average bowled a 133 scratchgame. Way to go Lucas!. KailaChen did her part by keeping thelanes on fire by bowling a 154-84-119-354, Kris Liberatore fol-lowed up with a 100-242, andSavannah Ratliff bowled a 94-222.

In the Striking Force AndrewArellano was a firehouse out onthe lanes. He bowled a 225-125-180-530, Chris Eguilos bowleda 189-484, and John Elston Jr.also had a 172-484. Kyli Selleyproved she was just as much ofa firehouse out on the lanes to-day too. She bowled a 134-130-101-365, Akeyla Basto bowleda 132-360, and Kim Eberle had agreat 165-357.

In the Seniors it was ChrisHefner setting the pace. Hebowled a 174-225-246-645,Glenn Gimeno followed up witha 184-566, and Mark Newberrybowled a 189-547. CandiceGalvan gave her share of settingthe pace too. She bowled a 184-177-141-508, Mann Rou Kuobowled a 180-456, and JenniferHefner had a 175-448. Greatbowling everyone!

The Inland Empire NABI Champion Picture are (L-R)Roland Escares, 2nd. Place, Patrick Ambrose, DirectorCarol Eide, Don’s wife, Don Eide, Champion.

RIVERSIDE—We want tothank AMF Riverside for hostingour last Saturday Tournament.Riverside Lanes is definitely a ter-rific house to bowl, with a friendlystaff to help in any way they can.

Our newest champion, DonEide, who by the way, just won aNABI tournament on March 3rd,is a great competitor. Don saysthat March has always been a goodmonth for him, and it certainlyholds true for 2007. Don likes tokeep in shape, along with bowl-ing, by playing tennis with his wife,Carol. Carol, always his biggestfan, drives in with Don fromApple Valley to support andencouage him at our tournaments.Don says that Carol has alwaysbeen there for him; from the timehe was motorcycle racing at age16, to his bowling now at age 72.

He wants to thank her for thatkind of support. He also wants tothank his bowling coach, (guru)Shelly Davis of Gardena, alongwith Tim & Diane Albin at AMFBowl-o-drome in Torrance. Hiswinning “COLUMBIA ACTION”was drilled by Tim Albin. Don isalso gracious to thank our NABIstaff. With this win, Don has wona $1000 and another championshirt with optional upgrade bywearing a regulation NABI shirt.He is already in the tournamentof champions, which will takeplace this July 2007. Everyone,get your games in; for the excite-ment is building toward NABIweek!

Our stepladder started out withTodd Wolsten bowling DinoGantoria. Todd bowled a 182 toDino’s 197. Dino then bowled JayShackelford who bowled a 193 to

Dino’s 229. Dino went on to bowlRoland Escares (a new member).Dino bowled a 185 to Roland’s229. Roland then bowled DonEide, our high game qualifer, inthe semifinals. Roland bowled a194 to Don’s 198. That game,folks, was a nail biter to the veryend. Great bowling guys!

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FOUNTAIN VALLY – Thispast Sunday, the JAT Farm Clubtook to the lanes at FountainBowl with 32 bowlers in atten-dance. The scoring started out alittle slow, but really picked upduring the later rounds. We thankthe center management and stafffor hospitality on the day.

The qualifying round startedoff with DeeRonn Bookershowing us that high scores werepossible by putting up a 268game in his mix of five. DeeRonnwas followed by Rafael Ceja246, Justin Foster 244, MarkCurtis 226-223-224, Brent Shern234-225, Albert Fernandez 234,Darren Pascual 224, Charlie Hair222, Eddie Sayles 222, DarrinChoi 221, Victor Hilvano 221,and Deanna Carrillo 221. Mr.Booker led the group after fivegames at plus 66, while the 16th

spot to advance came in at mi-nus 100.

In match play it was AaronSteinberg making his move withgames including 247-269-242and the claim to tournament highgame. Booker kept pace withhighs of 232-220-257 and oth-ers were Curtis 255, Fernandez222-220-246, Teddie Carter 244,Hair 238, Ceja 236-235-235,Choi 236, Kevin Jones 235, andShern 224. Steinberg andFernandez made movement of 7positions to get into the finalround, but Ceja jumped 10 po-sitions to become the alternate.

The finals started out with5th seed Shern (+102) taking onthe 4th position Curtis (+105).Curtis (who wants a title sobadly) got his head back into hisgame and took this match 227-163. Now Curtis had to faceFernandez (+183) who put upthe road block 216-168.Fernandez now met the 2nd seedSteinberg (+192) and it wasAaron’s turn to put the brakeson Fernandez 205-199. Thus inthe title match (best 2/3)Steinberg faced tournamentleader Booker (+360). Bookertook the first match 236-174 andsuper vet Steinberg captured thesecond match 245-201. In the tie-breaker, it was anybody’s matchto the end, but when dust hadcleared, Steinberg had his secondtitle 213-206. CongratulationsAaron.

Bowlers, our next tournamentwill be at Harley’s Simi Bowl onApril 22nd. If you don’t knowabout this center, it can be highscoring and has just 24 lanes.

SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

FULLERTON – SED Jr.Travel held a double-session lastSaturday at AMF Carter Lanes.This was our 23rd and 24th ses-sions of the 25 session season.It’s coming down to wire for 2nd

through 5th places. As always,the staff and management madeus feel quite at home, Thankyou.

In the first session KevinJones led the group with highsof 240-232/839. Also in the 800club was J.D. Pelow 202-256/832 and Bryan Osborne 254/805. Nice bowling gentlemen.Other highs on the day came infrom Max Slevcove 200-221/792,Deanna Carrillo 211/781, EricMilne 208/775, Darren Pascual225/766, Mark Curtis 200/735,Kim Ferdnance 710, MichaelGaylor 702, and MichaelMcDonald 206.

After a short break to restand consume “food for energy”,the pace and scoring continuedwith the second session. HerePelow led all with 265-258/870.And showing that girls want tohave fun, was Carrillo 238-255/853. And jumping on the bandwagon was Osborne 236/818 toround out the 800 club for thesession. Way to bowl you three.More highs were posted fromPascual 251-214/785, DelanoRoss 205/767, Gaylor 210-206/751, Slevcove 221/746, Curtis203/740, Eddie Sayles 215/735,Marty McDonald 214/705, Jas-mine Morales 223, Jones 222,and Milne 203.

So with only one session leftand 21 points available, Sherie’sBoys are in 2nd place (318points) followed by ChunkyBeef Stew (309), E Kinda Mean(292.5), and Subject 2 Change282. Also, those season highawards (team and individual) arestill up for grabs.

Our last session is this Sat-urday at Fountain Bowl with astart time is 2:00. Bowlers,please prepare yourself accord-ingly, have a fun week and I’llsee you there.

Girls Jr. All-Starsby David Gordon

FOUNTAIN VALLEY – Weare near the end of the 2006-2007 season for the Girls Jr. All-Stars, where this past Sunday,the young ladies visited Foun-tain Bowl.

Some pretty good scoringwas left over from the earlierJAT tournament. Finding themark was Jillian Gaddison with238-205/812. Very nice Jillian.Also joining the paper this weekwas Lindsay Hannasch 739,Melissa Pena 217-207/732, andTabetha Reynolds 714.

Our last session will be thisSunday at AMF MidtownLanes with a starting time of2:00. Have a good week and I’llsee you there.

That means I expect a larger turn-out with fewer lanes. We will bedoubled and tripled up for allrounds. I strongly suggest yougetting there early for check-inand expect to be there a littlelonger than usual. Therefore, getplenty of rest and practice, eathealthy, and I’ll see you in a fewweeks.

JST Titles too;Fraser, Brown

Fraijo and Bidwellby Butch Hesketh

YORBA LINDA—SundayMarch 25th found the JST at theirhome center Yorba Linda Bowl,turn out was down do other tour-naments, but everyone still hadfun. Approx. $875.00 scholar-ship was handed out thanks toour sponsors; Roto Grip Bowl-ing Balls, Pins & Needles em-broidery, & B&W Bowling. Ev-erything went smooth thanks tothe dedicated people at YorbaLinda Bowl. This tournamentwas a double points tournamentso some major moves were made.

Novice division found twobowling for the champions shirt.It was nip and tuck all the waywith 1st timer Travis Fraser hold-ing off little Dillon Algustoskiby 10 pins to win the divisions.His first JST champions shirt.Travis had high game and serieswith a 162 game and series of678.

In the Intermediate divisionTravis’s brother, Nick Fraser ledthe field after qualifying at plus38. The cut to the top 8 was at –147. Nick took the double pointsfor high series with the 1238,Ryan Brown had high game with247. Daniel Hansen won 2 outof the 4 brackets with WesleyLow and Scott Schimal winningthe other 2. Taking 2nd in thebrackets were Brittany Kamiak,Oscar Chan and Ryan Brown.After match play, the position-ing changed. Ryan Brown

moved into the #1 spot at +83.Nick dropped to even and #2,Christina Hefner #3 at –17,Wesley Low #4. Jennifer Hefner#5. Lesliann Katsura #6. DanielHansen #7. Scott Schimal #8. Itwas a top 3 roll-off. In the firstmatch Nick held off Christinawith a 172 vs 142. Nick movedon to meet Ryan for the title.Ryan was not going to let himby and won in a close match 223to Nicks 203.

The advance division had anice field of 21 bowlers and Fos-ter Phandanouvong led them intomatch play at +129. NewcomerLana Lycann was the cut at +49.The points for high series wentto Foster with the 1329 alongwith high game at 259. JaimeFerry and David Phillips wereright there with 258’s. Fosterwas on a roll. He also won all 4brackets, nice return on invest-ment of $12.00 a return of$68.00 into his scholarship. Ialso won one of two Gold spots.Runner-ups in the brackets wereShaun Morad with 2, RyanCunningham and Drew Stern.Match play saw the top 10 ad-vance, #1 Foster, #2 ChristinaFraijo, #3 David Phillips, #4Daniel Ploner, #5 CayceeLanders, #6 Shaun Morad, #7Jaime Ferry, #8 StevenSensabaugh, #9 Natalie Jimenez,#10 Lana Lycann. After matchplay the top 4 were DanielPloner and Christina Fraijo Tiefor first. After a 9th and 10th frameroll off Daniel held on by 1 pinmoving Christina to #2. ShaunMorad #3 and Foster droppedto #4. In the first match we sawFoster start a come back defeat-ing Shaun 218 to 168. But in thenext match the feisty young ladyChristina was not about to giveup easy and held on to defeatFoster with a very close 242 to232. Now it was time for payback. She went after Daniel withvengeance rolling a very solid 254to Daniels 216.

In the Open division we hada special treat. Saturday wasDevin Bidwell’s 18th birthday, soeveryone got to wish him happybirthday and have a nice pieceof cake brought by his dadDeano. Again, Happy BirthdayDevin. Fun was had by all in theopen. It was high scoring and thebirthday boy was the first to geteveryone’s blood pumping hav-ing the front 11 in the 3rd game.The ball made a move to onlyget 7 for a nice 297. The rightnext to him a few minutes laterNathan Urrutia has the front 11to leave a 10 pin for a 299 andend up 799 for 3. Good bowlingyou two.

The high series points wentto Devin and the high game wentto Nathan along with bonus foran honor score. Forrest Hollandup from San Diego won the 2nd

Gold spot with a 1258. Con-gratulations and good luck inBuffalo. No brackets were runin the open division. After matchplay birthday boy held on to the#1 spot but Ricky Brown movedby Nathan to take the #2 spot.The title match was good withDevin holding off Ricky with a259 vs 225. Good bowling washad by all.

Just a couple of quick notes.Our next tournament is April15th at AMF Hemet Bowl.Please remember to pre enter.Thank you to all the people thathelped with the tournament thisweekend and those that came upand offered to help since wewere a little short handed. Kert,a special Thank You for yourhelp with both the Saturdayleagues and coming back Sunday.

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ANAHEIM—Here are the top notch scores of the week fromthe league bowlers here at Linbrook Bowling Center. There’s al-ways something going on so be sure to check our ad for information.

Santa’s Guys & Gals: Art Gutierrez 218, Jose Gonzales 211,Johnny Davis Jr. 201, Eileen Dibenedetto 226.

Anaheim Secondary Teachers: George Moreno 203-236/604,Nick Castro 236, Pam Weiland 212.

Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 258-212/641, Josh Boisoneau 218-204/613, Ben Philalack (sub) 201-214/607, E.J. Rogers (sub) 237-244,Steve Saybrook 244, Dora Miller 223.

No Knottcents: Mark Davenport 211, Gene Shaw 206, GregBaker 204, Michael Byrd 203.

Milk Money: David Brogdon 202-225, Hong Kha 223, FielAranda 209, Calvin Macaraeg 206, Tony Christensen 200.

3’s Company: Marylou Platte 223, Sandy Power 215, KarenBagnall 200.

R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 236, Paul Budnovich 202.Executive Doubles: Josh Rahm 201-208-244/653, Bill Evans

207-229/626, Orlando Vanegas 227/607, E.J. Rogers 245/601, RyanRobison 244, Connie Putnam 235-202/607.

Jacks & Jills: Deron Nishitsuji 212, Tony Wallick 206, FredFouts 203.

Just Desserts: Jack Pedre 237-201/605, Charles Rogers 222-203/600, Ken Curtis 245, Frank Mundi Jr. 225, Lee Haywood 218,Kim Gardner 205-200.

B.S.M.: Henry Kim 278/620, Sang Chui Won 245/602, Marc Sy229, Glen Kim 202.

Go For Nine (No Tap): Gino Vassallo (sub) 250-261/685, JoeZeuli 221-201-245/667, Andy Vincent 241-207/626, Mac McNealy226/612, Tony Angulo 210-218/611, Flo Vignola 231-242/638, FranStern 213.

Party Timers: Ben Philalack (sub) 269-211/662, John Conway(sub) 210-212-232/654, Brent Joel 208-222-224/654, David Doi235-220/646, Joe Sangenito 222-231/636, Patti Brode 203-211/607.

Rowdies: Clarence Butler 234, Ron Meyer 219, Steve Pulsifer212, Steve Warsow 212, Sean Gurnea 202, Robert Serrano 202.

Anaheim Nisei: Sandy Viloria 254, David Kishaba 224, ChuckSakurai 212, James Michiuye 209-203, Don Ellsworth 204.

525 Ladies Classic (4 games): Latricia Carroll 244-201, JoyMcGregor 210.

Santa’s Super Savers: Tony Chaco 224.Thursday Mixed Seniors: Rey Ortiz 213.Magnolia Teachers: Joe Andreff 233-226/613, Pam Odiorne

210-227/631.Looney In Laughlin: Stag Andrzejewski 215.7-11 Vegas: Ted Evans 254-202/625, Joe Dantas 233, Jerry Lao

230, Bill McMahon 217, John Conway 200-206, Eva Munson 210.Korean League: Ui Kim 234.Cypress CollegeI: Derek Gamachi 246, Raymond Kim 219.Cypress College II: Eric Williams 231, Joe Kim 215, Chirs

Charnock 201.T.G.I.F.: David Andexler 224, Mike Wagner 205, Pat Jones 203,

Richard Carr 202.Vegas Party: John Ritchie 235-265/691, Ed Evans 233-235/

656, Pete Lopez 242-223/646, Anthony Van Kirk 221-222/618, EdAngeles 226-225/615, Karin Alderman 201-212.

Kamaaina: Jeremy Werner 227-257/667, Ronnie Uneda 212-225/617, Sandy Viloria 243-212/611, Robert Curtis 223, SerenaMiyahira 201-213, Sam Tanaka 205.

P.B.L.: Jerry Alverez 226, Joe Bendicion 216, Al Mortola 212,Orly Gan 210-203, Jaime Tan 208.

Saturday Vegas Special: Chris Molina 230-299/719, J.R. Paaga233-613, Joe Molina 223.

4-4 Vegas: Steve Radovich 213-234/637, Jimmy Herrera 233,Bill McFeggan 233, Philip Hall 227, John Hill 227.

Double Down: Travis Scudellari 214-223/629, Casey Otteson225, Bob Iwasczyszyn 223, Bridgette Mitchell 221, Thomas Crook

213-208, Joey Imperialli 204-209.Family & Friends: Pete Quinata 214-243/642, Ron Aguon 226,

Richard Calvo 223, Aaron Sanchez 205, Debi Jones 210.Double Daters: Robert Viramontes 225-224-258/707, Hong

Kha 217-230-234/681, John Conway 227-243/663, Dan Duarte221-204/615, Jeff Dahl 235, Debbie Bovshow 223, Cortnei Gardner204, Jackie Legro 203.

Ducks/Avengers: Ben Philalack (sub) 238-224/652, Alan Bloom207-216-214/637.

Senior No-Tap: (3-20-07) 36 entries @ $9.00=$324. 36 linage@ $4.50=$162. 36 prize fund @ $4.50=162. 33 3-6-9 @ $1.00=$33.Place Money - 1st Barney Carroll 863 $30, 2nd Jackie Carroll 832$23, 3rd Paul Oh 830 $18, 4th Don Hart 801 $13, 5th Terry Brent794 $9, 6th Leo Asuncion 783 $6. Sidepots - 1st game, hdcp: 1stJackie Carroll 300 $9, 2nd (tie) Joe McKee and Henry Urada 293each $5.50 each. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Ed Hermance 274 $10, 2nd (tie)Terry Brent and Don Hart 266 each and $6.50 each. 3rd game hdcp.:1st Barney Carroll 319 $9, 2nd Keith Kenworthy 290 $6, 3rd JackieCarroll 288 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover: $168, added $33. New total: $201.

McLeod 842, Wilson 822 in the JuniorScratch Singles at Linbrook Bowl

ANAHEIM—In the Junior Scratch Singles Aaron Wilson andMark McLeod were set to bowl against each other. The first gamethey tied with 180, which would be the low game of the day by bothbowlers. In game 2, Mark McLeod bowled 224 against AaronWilson with 218. In game 3, Mark again took the game 225 againstAarons’ 208. In game 4, Aaron picked up the game win with 216while Mark bowled 213. Andrew Newburn started the day with a204. Great bowling and we look forward to some more high scoresthis Friday! The Thursday Linbrook Juniors had only one score toreport this week with Aaron Wilson 211.

Bumper Busters had another fantastic day with high scoresbowled by Isaiah Ulu 66-140-90, Jotavi Ulu 107-85-101, JeminaiUlu 80-68-102, Kelsey Kemp 102-100, RJ Davis 98-68, Jace Keel-ing 97-75 and Hanna Kemp 97-72.

In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Kevin Hopkinson bowled hisseason high game with a 222 game. It looks like the girls had a greatday. Valerie Matsumoto started with a 212 game while NicoleNickeson bowled her first ever 200 game with 204. Congratulationson some great bowling!

I would like to congratulate our Pepsi District Finals scholar-ship winners. In the 11 and under Girls Handicap Division we hadMichelle Matsumoto finish in 5th place with Nicole Rusher in 7thplace. In the 12 and up Girls Handicap Division we have 3 bowlersadvancing to the state finals: Kimberlie Gushue, Kali Borrelli andKelsey Meyers. In the 12 and up Boys Handicap Division we have8 advancers to the state finals: Miles Mahoney, Jared Jasken, MattNickeson, Abbott Hatch, Jesse Gwyn, Andrew Stewart, JonathonGreenhalgh and Joshua Cruz. Our state finals will be held May 5-6at Classic Bowl in Daly City. Congratulations to all of our districtfinals bowlers and good luck to our state finalists!

It Just Goes To Shoziby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Top honors last week in the 590 Classic went toShig Shozi. Even in tough conditions, Shig showed he had the lanesfigured out. His 204 was just to get his line. He then added 224, 232& 269 for a great 929 series. Way to go Shig.

More highs were: E.J. Rogers 279/869, Ed Stoute 242/860, FrankBellinder 235/857, John Conway 225/853, Jenelle Jellsey 247/844,Willie Harris 235/844, Rich Wenzel 256/840, Ron Corona Jr. 228/839, Rose Williams 226/819, Alan Bloom 226/815, John Phillips235/812, Ed Harris 236/805, Ron Mahler 258, Lloyd Thierry 233,Ronny Thompson 228, Orlando Vanegas 226, Al Lara 224, RobertaMcNaught 223, Larry Green 223, Don Hart 222, Janine Ditch 222,Ron Douglass 220, Karen Bagnall 219, Ed Taylor 215, Rob Roberts214, Helen Petrowski 214, Eva Munson 213, Marie Barbush 212,Rod Cantrell 211, Johnny Munson 206, Carl Adinolfi 205, TonyChaco 205, Kerry Wright 204, Kim Spolerich 204 and Rey Ortiz201.

The Rocky March Doubles met last week setting the max enter-ing ave. at 395. Teams or individuals interested in this great summerleague can contact Linbrook Bowl or Joy Mc-Gregor for more infor-mation.

SAN BERNARDINO - We’re back with lots of scores to reportfrom the league bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes. Enjoy!Judson Baptist: J.D. Watson 242/575, Bob Corrigan 236, MartyPerry 189/523, Tasha Smith 189.Beach Party: Leighton Beach 205-246-235/686, Michael Gray 235-208/630, Brandon Aldape 225, Diane Kline 168/448.Mt.Commercial: Guy Assini 246/625, John Lassak 245/624, WadeRigney 200-241/619, Pris Krasney 481, Barbara Bobroff 173.Capri: Bea Pitts 532, Diane Kline 209.T.N.T.: Scott Henderson 538, Bob Lange 200, Lory Durkiewicz454, Diana Fletcher 186.Dirty County: P.J. Buckner 224-256/632, John Hutchings 208-205-216/629, Vince Vasquez 207-246/613, Larry Richards 217-221/601, Clyde Willis 215/600, Debbie Andres 507, Norma Ruff 207.Elks Invitational: Adolph Burckhalter 226/597, Mike Haight 227,Linda Grimes 504, Lori Click 190.Willows: Cindy Ehlers 204/584.Wednesday Vegas: Steve Pellegrine 231-223/649, Bud Kolar 220-214/627, John Hutchings 205-211-211/627, Del Karper 202-216/602, Joe Martinez 201-216/602, Jeff Hout 247, Evelyn Reese 516.Wed. Wild Bunch: Greg Wood 251/572, Dan Upton 572, MaryMargaret Hamner 522, Janet Stumpf 196.Del Rosa 830 Classic: Adam Sokoloski 255-224-255/734, MarkDyer 265-208-227/700, Corky DeMaio 236-234-223/693, NickAssini 203-225-213/641, Ray Cobb 226-218/633, Russell Ruiz 216-210-203/629, Ron Strange 228-200-200/628, Jerome Forch 202-235/615, Brett Roberts 217-225/609, Roy Robinson 200-245/607,Willy Alexander 236-216/605, Johnny Hernandez 236/600.Sante Fe Mixed: Red Dixon 203-253-245/701, Rick Hudson 231-216/642, Ed Neighbors 205-245/632, Rick Hocutt 213-230/603,Adolph Burckhalter 210-233, Claudell Curry 228, Susan Reeder532, Maria Guillen 205.S.B. County: Mike Mormann 238-268-233/739, James Harris II213-223-208/644, Lonnie Futch 213-212-204/629, Steve Rollberg205-226/627, Larry Richards 247-213/621, Chris Hollinger 260,Joanne Walden 229.Happy Gamblers: Kevin Kratochvil 218-245-222/685, Lodas Grif-fin 221-276/684, Jerry Forch 234, Mary Cassin 200/571, MartyPerry 201.Adult/Jr. Trio: P.J. Buckner 246-235-213/694, Jean Newton 182/475, Marty Coyazo 224-204/622, Jonny Brooks 212-203, ShelbyScheffler 186/482.Good Times: Leighton Beach 239-279/713, Mike Mobley 225-277/689, James Harris II 211-269/667, Spider Calloway 204-211-216/631, John Roberson 202-246/614, Del Karper 257/611, RolannKarper 249-214/661, Angela Mobley 269-202/655, LikapekaEnriquez 237, Cari Burris 224, Suzie Knerr 213, Suelee Santero209, Sjana Robinson 208, Dori Johnson 201.Friday Vegas: Andrew Nelson 253-264-206/723, Sam Chong 211-226-212/649, Joseph Curran 240, Marty Romeo 226, MichelleChong 203/536.Slots Of Fun: Bud Sittniewski 245-234/641, Vince Vasquez 203-211-211/625, Angela Hancock 197/511.Weekend Rollers: Matthew F. 226-256-246/728, Nacho Hernandez255-201-211/667, Jack Hamner 218-242/646, Mike Contreras 225-213/620, Ernie Juarez 252/610, Sal Soriano 214-202/608, Gary P.223/603, Adam Higgins 228-203/601, Tom Neal 214-214/600, JeffTripp 212-230, John Larew 227, Tim Farris 225, Jackie Farris568,Pacita Baker 216.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO-The senior scores are here for our weekly

report from Del Rosa Lanes.Young At Heart: Everett Haydis 205-212/579, Frank Deluca 201,Bob Lee 200, Velma Bone 209/488.Park & Rec.: Bob Corrigan 201-213/607, Frank Long 222, AdolphBurkhalter 216, Joe Strinati 207, Alice Winchester 541, Sue Schefers202, Bea Pitts 200.Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 223/586, Robert Robles 224, RichardGomez 216, Frank Long 211, Daisy Martinez 501, Terry Mahlstedt185.Golden Goodies: Frank Long 231/579, Bessie Ballman 472.Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Ernst Knoblauch 779, 2. Billy Harper 758, 3.Jackie Knight 757, Booby Lester Gray 598.Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jim McGinty 804, 2. David Hill 774, 3. MurrayGibson 729, 4. Harvey Tobias 723, Booby John Mikowski 524.

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO—Here we go with more names and scores

to report from the juniors at Del Rosa Lanes.Little Rascals: Gabriel Torrez 168, Keanu Ingram 89, DawnRichards 90/165. Bantam Buddies: Ryan Cook 114/305, TaylorRash 262, Venessa Lopez 103. Pincrackers: Michael Ruiz 387,Christian Berry 151, Demi DeMaio 158/390. Strike Force: JamesDixon 236-202-214/652, Ricky Quinbar 200-247/621, MartyCoxazo 213/602, Charles Garcia 224, Jason Matus 211, MatthewStebbins 207, Jason Holleman 206, Shelby Scheffler 181/501.

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