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Junior Achievement of San Di-ego and Imperial Counties hostsit annual Bowl-A-Thon.Throughout March and Aprilthousands of participantsswarm San Diego bowling cen-ters and this year was no differ-ent!!

Mira Mesa Bowl, KearnyMesa Bowl, Parkway Bowl,AMF Eagle Lanes and Bruns-wick Premier Lanes gra-ciously opened their doors tohost Junior Achievement’s22nd Annual Bowl-A-Thon.

This year’s theme was “Hol-lywood Bowl” and local centersgave participants the star treat-ment! Fifty companies from in-dustries ranging from banking toconstruction put together teamsof five for a combined total of2,780 bowlers!! Each centermanager helped Junior Achieve-ment coordinate a schedule foreveryone to come in and bowltwo games. The Bowl-A-Thonis a great team building oppor-tunity for companies and a fun,unique way to give back to thecommunity!

Junior Achievement bringsvolunteers into classrooms toteach kids about financial lit-eracy, entrepreneurship andeducates them of their role in theeconomy. As the organization’slargest fundraiser, Bowl-A-Thonprovides funding for volunteertraining and curriculum. “Thisextraordinary event was spon-sored by Wells Fargo, Sony, JCPenney and Time Warner Cableand raised over $320,000 to en-sure that more than 31,000 stu-dents kindergarten throughtwelfth grade are able to receiveJA’s invaluable curriculum,” saidevent coordinator Arlene Free-man. “Without the support oflocal bowling center managers,we would not be able to do whatwe do!”

Junior Achievement staff celebrating the success of the event at Mira Mesa Bowl.

Summer WCST Ebonite SinglesTournaments Looking Good

by Dick Sanders

LAKEWOOD—The hotsummer months are here, andnow is the time to make yourplans for the upcoming WCSTEbonite Singles Tournaments forthe months of June, July andAugust, with the WCST All StarDoubles. Scheduled for BuenaLanes in Ventura in September.A great schedule, with June’stournament this weekend, June23-24 at Cal Bowl in Lakewood,CA.

There are limited openings,as the center is giving us 40 lanesfor this tournament. This will beone squad, starting on Saturday,June 23rd at 1:00PM, 10 gamesstraight for the Qualifying, andwith a Super Senior Format, 2nd

to none in California right now,that makes up a two divisionalformat with the Regular Divisionages, this may be a tournamentfor you. Ages of the RegularDivision bowlers are 45 to 59for the men, and Ladies, 40 to49. The Super Senior Divisionages, Men, 60 and up, Ladies 50and up.

Sunday, June 24th, the finalsfor both divisions begin at8:30AM.

In July, Check our ad in thispaper this week, for detailsabout the Riverside CasinoLanes, in Laughlin, NV. July 21-22.

On the schedule also in July,AMF- Riverside Lanes, in Riv-erside California, July 28-29.$500 added money by Luster-Cote Inc.

In August, Linbrook Bowl,Anaheim, CA, Two Squad for-mat, August 11-12, and OrleansCasino Lanes, Las, Vegas, NVwith $500.00 added, August 18-19.

In September, Buena Lanesin Ventura, the WCST All StarDoubles, that will fill 63 teamsthe maximum field very quickly,and this one has $1500.00added. The date of this tourna-ment is September 15-16, andto close out September, a firsttime the WCST will be at Sun-set Station, Strike Zone Lanesin Las Vegas, September 29-30.

To sign up for any of theabove tournaments, please callthe WCST Office at 760-363-8141, and to get complete de-tails on each tournament men-tioned. Keep in mind, in thesehot summer months, Shorts willbe allowed, with the exceptionof NO Blue Jean Levi Shorts.

Have you checked out thenews WCST Website at http://westcoastseniortour.com

A very complete money his-tory and other special featuresof the West Coast Senior tour,now nearing $3,000, 000.00 inPrize Money Pay-Offs. CalBowl is the 254th WCST Tour-nament. Hope you will be there.

Update onJuanita Blocker

by Phyl KnollLOS ANGELES—Juanita

has continued to struggle to re-gain her health since having emer-gency major surgery last year fora blockage in her intestinal track.Given Juanita’s age, 88 at thetime of surgery, her recoverywas remarkable.

Unfortunately, her legs justdon’t work well right now andshe is unable to be as self-suffi-cient as she was. And, as you allknow, Juanita has always had asharp mind and still does, but itbothers her that she is bedrid-den so much and not able to dofor herself.

She misses being in touchwith all her friends and is alwaysconcerned about everyone else’swelfare. She loves to receive mailso put a note on your fridge tosend her a note and let her knowwhat’s going on in your bowlingworld. She loves to hear aboutall that too. Her telephone num-ber is 323-782-8663 between 9am and 6 pm. All correspon-dence should be sent to her %Country Villa Terrace, Room215, 6050 W Pico Blvd., LosAngeles 90035.

And….. God Bless Her…..let’s not forget Juanita’s 89th

birthday JULY 15th.

WEST HILLS — More thana generation ago when the bowl-ing center construction businesswas booming, every new tenpinpalace featured a restaurant-nightclub. Comet Lanes, now RocketBowl, opened with a diningshowplace in Chatsworth andWestern star Jimmy Wakely cutthe first-night ribbon and pro-ceeded to play to a packedcrowd.

Today, most centers providemodest snack bars. Not CanogaPark Bowl, where the VillageCafe serves breakfast, lunch anddinner daily in comfortable sur-roundings, supervised by cre-ative owner-chef GeorgePapadopoulos.

Genial George, Greek by heri-tage, features some of the dishesof his native country, but alsoserves up choice steaks, freshseafood, abundant salads, soupsand home-made desserts.

With a capacity of 100, Vil-lage Cafe opens at 6:00 a.m. andusually has a line of bowlers andlocal people waiting to enter.

It’s the same for lunch anddinner, attracting suchorganizatons as the EncinoShrine Club, which meets thereregularly.

George caters for variousgroups with some of the eventsspilling over into the adjacentWinnetka Convention Center.

Bowling breakfasts, birthdayparties and sweepers also fill thesmartly-decorated restaurant.

“It’s very popular with all ourpeople, including the staff”, saidCanoga Park Bowl proprietorGene Giegoldt, who also ownsBest Western Inn.

“There’s always plenty ofvariety at very reasonableprices,” he pointed out.

Reservations for the restau-rant are invited at 818-610-7477.The 32-lane bowling center,open 24 hours, is usually avail-able for open play and is noworganizing summer leagues.

There is a mammoth parkinglot surrounding the center andrestaurant located at VanowenStreet and Winnetka Avenue.

Village Cafe FlourishesAt Canoga Park Bowl

by Ray Rosenbaum

Forest Lanes SixGamer June 23rdLAKE FOREST — Saturday,

June 23rd, Forest Lanes will beshowing off their new decor andwelcoming the best scratchbowlers in the Southwest.

Check-in starts at 11:15A.M., with pin poundingpromptly at NOON.

The $300 first place guaran-tee is mighty tempting, plus thesidepots, blocks and brackets. Ascratch bowlers meat!

Mario is always on hand tohandle the $50 entry fee and as-sign the lanes. And take the blameif some one bowls bad. Howabout a kudo to Mario for alucky strike?

Who will be the champ thisweek? Can’t win if you don’tenter. Saturday, June 23. 11:00A.M. BE THERE!

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Seniors Share Memory Laneby Betty L. Derry

ARCADIA—As a slightly-gullible and innocent growing up inthe corn belt state of Iowa during the Depression Days, I heardoften a phrase from adult lips that held admonishment and fervor ofa quality that grabbed my short adolescent attention span, mostlybecause the words bespoke of a “forbidden fruit” existence thatwould, one day, entice post-puberty persons and that was.... “Nicepeople do not frequent pool halls, beer joints, gambling houses and,lastly, bowling alleys!”

And so it wasn’t until I was the co-titular head of my ownhousehold that I took up one of the four named above - bowling -and discovered that “some of my best friends are bowlers!” Sixtyyears later (and I am counting!) bowling with some 120 Seniorsevery Tuesday and Thursday at Action Lanes in El Monte, is a full-blown adventure the minute I hit the front door of this beautifullyremodeled Alley. Truly, I am delighted when the key to my lockerworks the first time and the smell of coffee permeates the desig-nated area which has become my comfort zone two days a week.Perfection would be served if homestyle buttermilk donuts framesreplaced the traditional “beer” frames, but that isn’t going to hap-pen anytime soon, now is it?

Seniors who have traveled every journeyed path congregate on adaily basis at Alleys across the nation; and there is no doubt thebowler in Des Moines suffers the same confliction as the bowlerwho obsesses on properly knotted shoestrings on properly pow-dered bowling shoes two thousand miles away in sunny SouthernCalifornia. It is not “misery” that loves company as we have beenled to believe for lo these many years. It is the “bowler” who knowsdeep down that the next game will be The 300 Game, and loves/needs the company of a League of Bowlers to witness this definitepossibility. This expectation is not to be underestimated... .it couldhappen! Most days, the final scores of these seniors who come forexercise, fellowship, constructive criticism and kudos, of whichthere are plenty to go around, reflect an attitude of “nothing to it!”

Knocking down 300 pins in No Tap play can be child’s play forsome of the more experienced bowlers while neophytes are ap-plauded and appreciated for their handsome handicaps. It’s the pinaction as the most modest of all bowlers would say.

Senior bowling has enhanced the lives and the health of these“young at heart” that ignore, for the most part, the aches and painsthat are alleviated by an early-morning full-body rub-down withAsperçreme or Blue Emu. Magnetic wraps are good, too, but havebeen known to wipe out credit cards which could prove to be em-barrassing when treating the gang at the nearest Krispy Kreme hang-out. Revered, along with the day’s high game, is the socializing thatgoes on amongst the citizenry. Latest remedies, including the highlypopular VicksVapoRub treatment for most every condition exceptlabor pains and the newest, Castiva, made out of castor oil and otherby-products purchased at better drugstores everywhere, are dis-cretely discussed.

Still experiencing a deeply ingrained sense of post-adolescentcuriosity, I recently conducted a spontaneous survey pertaining tothe “earning quarters” years of my fellow guy-and-doll bowlers.Small talk is permitted when bowling, of course, but “What did youdo before you retired?” hooked the interest of some who eagerlyresponded. Impressive, outstanding, you’re kidding! Wow! .. .alldescriptive of vocations held during those pre-Social Security yearsby some of”my new best friends.” I did not know until I asked thattwo bowlers celebrate their 90th birthday this year and improvingwith age which gives me hope. One of these two is a former orches-tra leader (in the manner of Woody Herman) and a member of LosAngeles symphony orchestra in his salad days. Ballroom dancing,preceded by a career with Pacific Bell, still scores big for the other,the widow of a major league baseball player out of Chicago whoplayed against the likes of Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio ascenterfielder for the Cleveland Indians and the Milwaukee Brewersin the early 1930’s. Even President Dwight Eisenhower did notknow that his cousin, two times removed, personally installed thehand sewn carpet fit for a president in Ike’s personal cabin space onAir Force One; and as his cousin was telling me... “When one lookedat the carpet at floor level, it appeared that the carpet “actuallymoved.” Still taking pride in his craftsmanship, my bowling buddy

spoke the names of Gene Kelly,Dorothy Dandridge, AnneFrancis, and Dolly Parton and“The Rifleman” - ChuckConnors as carpet clients, prom-ising stories of sometimes con-trary celebrities as league seasonprogressed.

Smiles broadened as tidbitswere shared around the anchoredtables. Past achievements weremet with “ooohs” and “ahhhhs”.The willowy grandmother toldof her employment as a matron/guard at the famous Taycheedah,Wisconsin Women’s StatePrison from which the infamous“Bambi” escaped some yearsago... but not on her watch! TheExplorer was sent into orbit viaJPL and the General Dynamics’Red Eye Project completed un-der the watchflul eye of yet an-other of our “Grams,” a researchengineer. The Industrial Artsschool teacher and cosmetologisteach an owner of a local restau-rant, the secretary to a concertpianist, the insurance salesman,the used car dealer, the militaryveterans, the gateman at SantaAnita Race Track, financial con-sultants and business CEO’S arebut a few of the many who com-prise compatible groups of threeor four, determined to cross offthe day’s little annoyances butnot cross over the foul line atany of the 32 lanes at ActionLane.

Culled from those designingand installing carpets to explor-ing outer space, from those driv-ing big rigs, Greyhounds andschool buses to typing churchbulletins, from those milkingcows to composing advertisingto sell the milk, from those head-ing up port security to profes-sional boxing, from those pio-neering in the computer/geek cat-egory to medical technicians,from those shepherding actorsand actresses during perfor-mances at the San Gabriel Com-munity Playhouse to roundingup bowlers for the semi-annualVegas jaunts, from those in thenews media to beer brewers, themost-senior population at Ac-tion Lanes has regenerated a zestand enthusiasm for a once-dwin-dling participatory sport. Theunparalleled joy of seeing astring of strikes on the animatedelectronic scoreboard lives onlong after the dinner dishes aredone, the garbage can lids re-settled, and the lights turned offat the end of one fine day, andthat same unrelenting joy re-mains strong harboring the un-spoken thought that the nexttime the 7-10 split happens hey,anything’s possible,. And as weare pointedly admonished to doso by that young whipper-snap-per 60-ish Dennis Hopper ontelevision, this truly-experi-enced generation takes unbridleddelight in agreeing that one isnever too old to dream... caneven make it happen!

Betty L. Derry , ArcadiaEditors Note: Most inspir-

ing, well written with a peek intopast experience and current feel-ings. Bless you Betty. Your writ-ings will be welcome anytime.


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We have sheets and sheets of league scores so let’ssee who gets their name in the Cal Bowl Bowling Reportthis week.

CAL STARSBetty Phillips 209-216-150/575, Dottie Lawn 151-174-221/

546, Shonna Hernandez 215-163-161/539, Leona Belletti181-171-187/539, Betty Moss 191-185-153/529, Vi Wilson177-149-189/515.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASWendell Ledbetter 237-213/647, Pat Erwin 212/564, Jim

Burke 207/587, Ken Seiple Sr. 213-200/586, Ron McClain223-205/585, Fala Sula 264/655, Tua Sula 508, Jim Plante219/609, Rico Cayton 526, Ralph Wingert 204/558, Joe Erwin236/597, Lee Theiss 517, B.J. Theiss 202/600, Don Keith533, Ed Hansen 550, Walter Millsap 219/552, Chuck Ashton203/525, Al Ortiz 529, John Welty 214/569, Ron Leidholdt286/605, Boylee Inocente 529, John Mathews 521, BobStickney 532.

FUNSTERSVerne Willey 516, Terry Binuya 209/533, Harold Runyon

204/530, Ed Brown 265-236-212.713, Don Kelly 202-208/608, Ed McLean 210/504, Fred Contreras 557, Divina Buhay215/543, Ken Seiple Sr. 236/571, Jim Burke 206-213/601,Wilfred Panton 500, Pat Erwin 500, Joe Erwin 231/510, JoeNolan 220/548, Rose Goodwin 518, Ron Leidholdt 234-226/652, Josh Hudson 512, Vancie Keith 521, WendellLedbetter 202/566.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEManny Antonio 165-219-231/615, Maui Borci 235-195-170/

600, Benjie Calinawan 210-225-170/605, Tee Magee 188-244-200/632, Greg Mobley 198-206-198/602, Matt Mosley193-220-225/638, Greg Nardo 201-257-216/674, Don Ott213-236-210/659, Richard Vasquez 275-236-178/689, RayClair 235, Joel Cruz 212, Jr. De Guzman 223-202, ErwinFlores 230, Robert Groth 223, Madeline Majick 213, EddieMansy 205, Shannon Santos 220, Steven Smith 208, PattiSteenhoven 226, David Wall 201, Jerry Williams 201.

SENIOR MENS TRIOKen Holliday 174-213-253/640, Mel Ledeauf 171-206-

236/613, Tariq S. Deen 234-178-199/611, Joe Swift 233-210-206/669, Rick Hunter 177-236-211/624, Billy Scott 202-222-179/603, Sonny Dew 195-235-255/685, Ray Staten 268-172-181/621, Larry Neri 201-223-255/679, Clarence Turner221-203-204/608, Cecil Knighton 247-236-183/666, JimmyHamilton 258-238-237/733, Jim Plante 180-189-234/603,Andrew Morton 191-214-203/608, Robert Thomas 171-211-219/601, Jim Burke 235-266-265/766, B.J. 194-247-217/658, Pat Kinard 215-235-221/661, Walter Millsap 212-199-235/646, Ed Cabs 188-184-276/648, Archie Stull 167-224-257/648, Jerry Giron 211-203-188/602, Don Boaz 234-257-214/705, Rick Llaneta 207, Dion Morris Sr. 210, Rudy Munzon231, Chuck Ashton 204,Domenic Saraceno 223, PaulReynolds 214, Ralph Wingert 203, Clark V.Berg 209-200,Walt Gist 233, Earl Hullett 202, Terry Binuya 207, Ed Brown

210-202, Jerry Hayes 224, Ernest Jackson 223, JohnMathews 201, Roosevelt Lewis 200, John Dunn 203-224,Chazz Elgin 204-215, Vince Cervantes 232, Willie Burkhalter205-202, Charles Woods 203, Herman Martin 208, SamHuckleby 226.

PBA EXPERIENCEDavid Ferguson 233-201-202/636, Jason Eubanks 224-

236/633, Al Macbuha 215-204-217/636, Herman Ferguson248/633, Michelle Silver 203-232/628, Roberta Vann 202-201-211/614, Frank Rossello 219-223/606, Ralph Buckles207-204/604, Eric Snow 235, Matt Mosley 233, Robert Mosley233, Danielle Carter 224, John Daily 235, Betty McDiarmid231, Ken Steckbeck 203-201, Dave Postal 210, NicholasGoodwin 215, Joe Torres 220, Adam McKenzie 214-205,Andre Eubanks 205-201, Louis Whitlock II 209, Nathan Allen206-203, Paul Mehl Jr. 205, Henry Banks 204, Kevin McNeal204, Tom Fitzpatrick 202, Salvatore Gallezzo 205, PaulReynolds 200.

BIG BEAR(6-7-07) Emmerson Wafer 257-235-290/782, Harold

Dubose 206-203-253/662, Dave Reid 206-221-234/661, EdBrown 202-213-248/663, Ed Kasper 238-240-171/649, B.J.Theiss 212-184-233/629, Ken Shearen 215-221-188/624,Joe Swift 214-184-222/620, Joe Knapp 178-229-199/606,Mike Villarreal 160-189-254/603, Bheth Alcayde 225-187-189/601, Dee Phipps 182-211-170/563, Fia Pele 164-200-198/562, Lee Theiss 180-178-195/553, Lillie Darden 147-182-190/519, Morag Knapp 153-199-158/510, BeckySimpson 178-176-166/520, Georgia Vail 181-171-158/510,Allisen Sutton 183-180-145/508, Millie Buckles 176-169-158/503. (6-14-07) James Elliott Jr. 212-192-259/663,Emmerson Wafer 191-223-246/660, John Dunn 245-226-186/657, John Lynch 204-202-220/626, Roy Cunningham186-188-246/620, Rigoberto Magana 167-197-254/618, BillPhipps 207-153-253/613, Carlos Salcedo 204-208-198/610,Joe Swift 211-159-234/604, Betty McDiarmid 181-179-174/534, Daronda Reed 186-215-124/525, Jerry Whitehurst 174-146-192/512, Diane Robles 162-184-160/506, BhethAlcayde 178-153-175/506.

YOUNG AT HEARTJohn Brider 156-121-117/394, Mac McNealy 168-160-159/

487, Albert Stephens 138-149-145/432, Don Jackson 77-114-69/260, Josh Hudson 204-212-182/598, Leroy Canaday145-119-155/419, Marci Hansen 106-147-146/399, AlbertBurnett Sr. 191-160-145/496, Tua Sula 171-199-178/548,Lynette Williams 161-106-152/419, Fale Sula 208-180-170/558, Curtis Whaley 145-134-208/487, Eva Hammons 96-90-97/283, Rosalind Harris 89-125-108/322, Jim Plante 166-202-192/560, Earl Hullett 186-226-214/626, Ellis Houston170-221-193/584, Willie Creer 181-179-131/491, TomPettway 157-194-200/551, Art Nelson 123-124-165/412, BobCrayton 161-140-101/402, Gene Hammons 147-124-164/435.

RECYCLED TEENSWendell Ledbetter 233-223-234/690, Dorothy Ruggiero

562, Albert Burnett Sr. 521, Boylee Inocente 220-222/635,Willy Panton 599, Rudy Munzon 638, Hartsell Duhart 236/597, John Dunn 235/618, John Mathews 236/591, WillieBurkhalter 585, Sam Huckleby 570, Ben Jones Sr. 563, John

Mathews 236/591, Lola Pickel 529, Steve Jaspar 224-225/628, Harold Runyon 220/578, Ken Seiple Sr. 539, ChuckAshton 503, B.J. Theiss 214-228/635, Ray Clay 540,Eduardo Buhay 528, Jim Plante 216/549, Jerry Cocks 529,Rico Cayton 539, Ron Leidholdt 523, Jim Burke 204-236-214/654, Walter Millsap 245-223-200/668.

LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEESReta Sula 255-202-167/624, Fale Sula 224-188-197/609,

Myra Kremen 179-214-211/604, Clay Barnett 189-226-184/599, Louis Whitlock II 188-209-199/596, Rick Sharp 235,Michael Campbell 233, Milton Donerson 219, Euseta Sula205, Cecelia Ragoonath and Danny Collins 201 each, RexCogdill 200, Ed Kuder 199, Greg Candari 195, Joe Contreras192, Jerry Waken 192.

ELKS & FRIENDSSteve Sheppard had his first “200” ever with a nice 233.

David Patterson 256-205/642, Chris Kelly 208-234/639, StacyKelly 219-206/613, B.J. 268, Joe Erwin 220-201/601, GilSmock 202, Kevin Nuehring 206.

JUNIORSClassified

Thomas Wooten 207, Daveon Nix 211, Aaron Williams208, Julian Hidalgo 187.

BobcatsTeilor Scott 128, Austin Mendoza 71, Keanu Herrera 116-

117, Alexander Lam 89.ADULT-JUNIORS

JuniorsRonald Lewis 212, Gabriel Martinez 214-279/677, Mary

Grabinski 134, Ashley Foster 226-226-203/655, DioneWoodley-Jones 179-183, Sadia Ward 210-234/619, DanielBrown 202, Danny Martinez 181, Hunter Capitulo 203, KellyAdams 141, Raymon Carter 204.

AdultsJacob Culpepper 233-285/680, Paul Mehl Jr. 219-222-

225/666, Chris Porter 215-225/618, James Lewis 214, JulieGrabinski 182, Bruce Foster 203-279/648, Armondo (Shorty)Ramos 222-213-236/671, Eric Snow 246-232-247/725, BillyFoster 236, Gary Kowarsch 217-205, Matt Mosley 208, JamarHayles 212.

FRIDAY NO-TAPJune 8, 2007

FINAL RESULTS1. Tommy Newman 821 $45.002. Larry Neri 809 34.003. Clarence Turner 804 25.00

SIDEPOTS1. Joe Noriega, hdcp. 315 21.002. Tommy Newman, scr. 278 21.003. Tommy Newman, hdcp. 307 21.00

3-6-9 POTNo winners 468.00

INSURANCEClarence Turner and Peris Meeks, each won 10.50

SCRATCH SERIES POTTommy Newman 794 21.00

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Memories...by Joy McGregor

Many of you bowlers out there know Hall of Famer ChuckTuma. Chuck’s dear wife Marian contacted me a few weeks ago tolet me know that he, unfortunately, is in the first stages of Alzheimer’sdisease and can no longer compete in his beloved sport of bowling.

She thought his many, many friends would like to know and thatit would please him to no end if they could send a card.

Just a few tidbits of Chuck’s life….His family settled in OrangeCounty when he was only 7 years of age. His father was CityTreasurer until his untimely death at age 45 then he lived with hismother, aunt and sister. Chuck attended Anaheim High and gradu-ated in 1929.

His illustrious bowling career began shortly after graduation whenhe joined a league at Santa Ana Recreation Center and bowled withJohnny Johnson. He also bowled at Kona Lanes with the late, greatDick Stoeffler. Chuck knew ALL the “stars” and bowled with themtoo: Glenn Allison, Rocky Marsh, Fred Riccilli and even the “Great-est”, Earl “The Pearl” Anthony. He truly enjoyed those years andlearned much about the sport of bowling; not only technique butalso etiquette on the lanes which, he felt, was SO very important.He never forgot the “simple” rules of the game and lived by themthroughout his bowling career. As the 1946 season got into fullswing, so did Chuck. He scored the very first 300 game to be bowledin league play at the Santa Ana Recreation Center and holds thedistinction of being the 3rd bowler to roll a 300 ever recorded inOrange County history at that time. He was also a member of thechampionship team of the very first Orange County Bowling Asso-ciation Tournament.

When the 1950’s rolled around, we saw Chuck continue his com-petition in Orange County, Long Beach and Los Angeles classicleagues where he was beginning to be known as “That tough shooterfrom Orange County”. In 1956 Chuck won the singles and all eventsdivision of the OCBA Tournament, and also took second place in theprestigious Examiner Classic.

Chuck met and married his one true love Marian, in 1956 andthey just celebrated 51 years of wedded bliss this past April 1st. Shenever indicated that they met in a bowling center but, chancesare…They have three fine children and are a close knit family.

The 1960’s continued to see Chuck carry the Orange Countybanner to the lanes and Fashion Lanes in Santa Ana was the settingof his 297 game in 1967. Starting into his sixth decade of his associa-tion with the game of bowling, Chuck still hadn’t shown any signs ofslowing down and saw him capture numerous other awards.

Even after retiring in 1972, Chuck still stayed active in his gameof bowling. The records show he has been active in starting thingsfor bowling all of his life. 1981 was no exception as he became acharter member of the first Senior Scratch Travel League in the UnitedStates. Then bowling in league at Carter Bowl in 1982 at age 72,Chuck showed them all that he could still “string ‘em when it counts”by rolling a 737 series. He was a proud member of the OrangeEmpire Travel League which he loved and where he met many, manyfriends and formed lasting friendships.

Not only has Chuck been a devoted participating bowler over theyears, he has also worked behind the scenes too. Starting from 1948,when he worked as a lane maintenance man in Santa Ana, he also heldvarious positions behind the approaches. He was Bowling Com-missioner for Northrop Aviation Anaheim (1950-52); a deskman,league coordinator and a manager at Futurama Lanes (1956-60) anda pro-shop owner. Both he and Marian bowled together and heldoffice in the Regal Lanes Bowling Club, traveling to many centersaway from Orange County. Chuck was also a director on the OCBAboard for several years. He also bowled in eight ABC nationaltournaments and was active in the National 700 Club of America.

I first met Chuck at College Bowl. Do you all remember thatreally neat bowling center on State College Blvd.?? Well, that wasmy first league experience and Chuck owned and operated the ProShop. He was such a personable man and very informative. He surehelped my bowling! He would very often come out and watch usand could tell at a glance, what we were doing wrong. Thanks forthat, Chuck; you were a great teacher!

Many years after College Bowl closed, I remember seeing himwhen my Orange County Travel Trio league would cross with hisleague at good ol’ Orange Bowl (also now closed.) One day he wasjust coming in the door (thank goodness they were automatic) pull-ing his bowling equipment with one hand and balancing a very largebox of donuts in the other. I jokingly asked if I could relieve his loadby taking a donut; know what he replied? “Sure, but you could helpmore if you’d just pull my bowling equipment!” What a guy and,oh yes, I DID get a yummy donut. That was Chuck!!

Chuck was installed into the Orange County Hall of Fame in1991 in the Superior Performance category and Marian says it wasone of the most memorable days of his life, knowing the purpose isto honor, pay tribute to, and to perpetuate the names of thosebowlers who have contributed to the growth and welfare of the greatsport of bowling by their ability and/or through meritorious service.For his eight decades of bowling prowess we feel Chuck certainlydeserves his place and his smiling face adds grace to the wonderfulHall of Fame wall. I hope everyone has been able to view this “wall”of Fame featuring the best of the best in the Orange County bowlingworld, located inside La Habra “300” Bowl; if not, you’d bettertoddle on down and take a look – you won’t be disappointed!

Marian asks if y’all would be so kind to send cards in care of:Marian Tuma, Tuscany Village, 525 West La Palma Ave., Anaheim,92801. She says she knows he would really, really enjoy hearingfrom anyone. His eyes and ears are still good. She faithfully readshis mail to him EVERY single day; he still has that twinkle in hiseyes and still smiles and, remembers…..for now!

MAIL BAGTo Whom It May Concern:

My age is 85 and I bowl three days a week in league bowling atMatador Bowl in Northridge.

I had a strange experience the other morning in practice that mayhave been the first time it has ever happened in the history of bowl-ing.

I am right handed and where many people have trouble with the10-pin in spares, I don’t. What gives me heart aches is the left side ofthe lane. My nemesis are the 4 and 7-pins. I was practicing one gameprior to league play and half way through my game I went for the 4/7 corner. I hit it flush and for some miracle they all fell for a strike. Icouldn’t believe it and neither did the persons watching me.

Sincerely,Bill Fleishman


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David Smitson Wins ABTChampionship at LaHabra 300

LA HABRA—David Smitson won his fourth Amateur BowlersTour (ABT) championship at LaHabra 300 on Saturday, June 16,2007.

This weekend, we had a cut after each squad. The cut for the2PM squad was +60, and +82 for the 4PM squad. After the semi-finals, our finalists included David Smitson, Eugene Haynes, DaleStrader and Marc Sy.

The first two matches saw Dale Strader take on Eugene Hayneswhile David Smitson took on Marc Sy. Dale opened his match witha spare in the first, had a split in the second frame and stayed cleanuntil the ninth frame. Eugene started his match with three strikesand did not open until the ninth frame. Final score of the matchbeing 233 for Eugene, 209 for Dale. The match between Marc Syand David Smitson was close until the closing frames. Marc openedin the fourth and fifth frames before striking in the sixth and seventhframes. David spared in each of the first seven frames before leav-ing a split in the eighth. March opened in the eighth and tenthframes. David won the match 216 to 190.

The final match saw David staying clean in his match with opensin the fifth and eighth frames while Eugene struggled with opens inthe first, fourth and eighth frames. Final score with handicap was224 to 190.

Our newest champion, David Smitson is 52 years old and ismarried to Jeanette. He has three kids, Erin, Michelle and Jenny.David has been bowling for about 20 years and has been a memberof the Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) for about six of those years.David currently bowls in the ABT League. He would like to thankhis wife and children for their love and support and Mike Sheridanfor drilling his equipment. David wanted to thank LaHabra 300 forhosting the tournament, and also thanks the Amateur Bowlers Tour-Orange County Branch staff and Directors for running an outstand-ing tournament week after week.

John Daily was the winner of the optional 4-game ScratchSweeper and $80 with an 802 scratch series. We had many positivecomments about the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeper, and willcontinue to run this optional Scratch Sweeper at each upcomingtournament.

The Mystery Pot game and scores for this weekend were: gamenumber 1, with first chance score 261, second chance 274 and thirdchance 251. There was no winner. The Mystery Pot carries over toour next tournament at Linbrook Bowl. Remember, the MysteryPot is available to all members (Classic and Masters) and only costs$5.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the manage-ment and staff at LaHabra 300 for hosting our tournament lastSaturday. Our next scheduled event will be on Saturday/Sunday,June 23-24, 2007 at Linbrook Bowl. All members (Classic andMasters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225. Squad timesare at 12:30, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM. THERE WILL BE A CUTAFTER EACH SQAUD WITH 1 IN 6 GOING TO THE SEMI-FINALS. There will be a special entry squad Sunday morningat 10AM. Semi-finals will be at 12:30 with check in for semi-finalsat 12N. We will offer $100 sidepots on each squad with just 20entrants, as well as optional brackets for each squad. First placewith 100 entries will be $800 for only a $55 entry fee. First placewith 100 entries and full progressive will be $1300. We hope to seeyou Saturday/Sunday, June 24-24 at Linbrook Bowl.

ABT (left to right) Eugene Haynes, David Smitson, Marc Sy andDale Strader.


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Eddie Jones wins ABTA title at Arrowhead (L—R) Arenita Griffin (ABTAMember) and Eddies #1 fan,Eddie Jones Champion $1,400, Mark Mauna (runnerup) $500 and Sarah Magno 3rd.

That’s My Daddy (L-R) Gina Velarde ABTA Hi Qualifier atArrowhead Lanes, and Pretty Daughter Keilana congratulate Dad(Greg Velarde) on winning the Match Series in the ABTA ArrowheadLanes Event. Greg got $192 for Keilana’s Piggy Bank.

1 Ed Jones 717 $1,000.00Cash & Carry 400.00

2 Mark Mauna 814 500.003 Sarah Magno 688 200.004 Steve Domon 664 112.505 Greg Biewer 652 112.506 Francisco Trejo 776 107.007 Terry Hodgson 728 107.008 Rick Hornback 725 107.009 James Meloon 716 107.00

10 John Hafer 727 100.0011 Marc Montelongo 723 100.0012 Deborah Sanders 697 100.0013 David Mathisen 674 100.0014 Ed Shipley ss 658 100.0015 Michele Tucker 651 100.0016 Ken Johnson 650 100.0017 Don Eide ss 648 80.0018 Randy Myers 641 70.0019 Erik Volk 639 67.5020 Carl Comrie 638 65.0021 Reina Flores 636 62.5022 Nancy Brown 632 60.0023 Arenita Griffith ss 626 57.0024 Darwin Balding ss 622 56.0025 Richard Ramirez 622 56.0026 Ginalynn Velarde 613 55.0027 Esther Tambio ss 610 54.0028 Romy Cajucom 609 53.0029 Alex Velasco 609 53.0030 David Quon 606 51.5031 Marvin Crowder Sr 606 51.5032 Greg Velarde 603 51.0033 Ken Seiple Jr 598 51.0034 Walter White ss 596 50.0035 Lynn Waldie 578 50.0036 M. Andruczyk ss60%576 30.0037 Thedas Griffin 567 49.0038 Simon Rojas ss 561 49.0039 Rey Edrosa 554 49.0040 Rico Cayton ss 551 49.0041 Julian Conwi DNS F/E

DOUBLES1 Ginalynn Velarde /

Greg Velarde 1417 110.002 Ken Seiple Jr. /

Ken Seiple sr. 1415 90.003 Marvin Crowder /

Greg Biewer 1413 80.004 David Mathisen /

Ginalynn Velarde 1407 70.005 Marvin Crowder /

Simon Rojas 1402 60.006 Randy Myers /

Patrick Ambrose 1397 $ 50.007 Randy Myers /

Elerry Barrett 1396 30.008 Ginalynn Velarde /

Dominic Tambio 1391 20.00FINANCIAL REPORT

Cut ScoresMen: +69, Women: +43Super Seniors: Walter White,Ed Shipley, Esther Tambio

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Romy Cajucom +211women: Gina Velarde +133

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Patrick Ambrose 50.00MATCH GAME — 174

Carlos Mascorro 700.00MATCH SERIES — 591

Greg Velarde 192.00Prize Fund, 131 4,442.00Paid Entries, 16 @ $49 784.00Optional Sidepots 984.00Doubles 510.00Brackets 3,500.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 400.00Match Game 700.00Match Series 192.00TOTAL PAID OUT $11,650.00

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

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June 16, 2007FINAL RESULTS

SAN BERNARDINO—Eddie Jones, a long timeABTA member, and friend, re-ally did it good, finally win-ning his first ABTA title athospitable Arrowhead Lanes.Eddie did it the hard way win-ning five straight matches inthe single elim finals to winthe Title. He downedi the topseed Mark Mauna in the titlegame for the win, taking a nice$1,400 top prize home toRialto.

The Arrowhead Eventhad a decent 131 entrantsand on a great shot. We hadnice cut scores of men +69and the ladies at a nice +43 toto make it to the semis of 43bowlers. Also added wereSuper Seniors Walter White,Eddie Shipley and EstherTambio.

Leading the Semis was awhite-hot Mark Mauna whohad a strikefest at +214. Hewould sit out and bowl for thetitle. In second was Fran-cisco Trejo at +176. He wouldenter in round two of thesingle elims (top 16). It took a+53 including the three guar-anteed ladies to make thesweet 16 single elims.

The bowlers took to thelanes. In the first round singleelims losing were MarcMontelongo, DavidMathisen, Ed Shipley, DebraSanders, Ken Johnson, JohnHafer, and Michele Tucker,and they got checks of $100in 10-16th place.

In round two being elimi-

Eddie Jones is ABTA Champion at ArrowheadKeystone Lanes This Weekend 2 Day Sat - Sun

Special Squad Times 12:00-1:30-3:00 & 4:45 SaturdayOne Big Squad Sunday 10:00 AM Semis 11:45 AM

Las Vegas Rooms Due This Week at Keystonenated were Rick Hornback,Francisco Trejo, Jim Meloon,and Terry Hodgson. Theygot checks of $107.50 in 6-9thplace.

Round three had EddieJones down Steve Domon225-187, Sarah Magno edgedGreg Biewer in a good one228-216. Greg and Steve were4th and 5th and $112.50 eachwith Sarah and Eddie to meetfor the right to bowl MarkMauna for the title. In thismatch Eddie finished strongin a hard fought win over thepretty upstart Ms. Magno,who bowled by far her bestin this one. She finished 3rdin her highest finish thus farand $200 with a great show-ing in her very first finals ac-tion. Eddie was now off to thetitle game vs Mark Mauna.

The title game was set andthe horses were paid! EddieJones returned a nice $74 fora $5 horse bet, shared by 8people.

In the title game, Eddie ledoff with a double and then asplit. Mark was clean til anopen in frame 4. It was tight.Eddie then began his title runwith strikes in frames 4-8 fora big 5 bagger and took a leadbut not by far as Mark had abig turkey staying very closeuntil he chopped a spare inframe 8. Eddie finishedcleanly in a 230/253-180/198margin and the coveted titlewas at last his. Eddie hasbeen an avid ABTA supporterfor many years. It is heart-

warming to see him finally gethis first title. Eddie is one ofthe Good Guys. Congratsagain!

Super bowling also byMark Mauna who did every-thing but win the event thisweek. He was the Hottestbowler for sure and bowledso well. Great Bowling Mark!Vivacious Sarah Magno re-ally bowled well in 3rd and itis great to see her do so well.Nice bowling by a sweetlady!.

Tourney Hi Qualifiers wereRomy Cajucom, one HotPinoy for sure at +211 for themen and Gina Velarde Borciled the ladies at +13. They willget paid entries. Greg andGina Velarde were high in thedoubles with a 1417 for $110edging Ken Sr. and Jr Seiple1415 and $90. We paid 8places in the doubles.

Patrick Ambrose was lastup in the 3-6-9 rolloff. He gotto the final shot needing a 9count but came up a bit highfor 8. We will go for $1,900this week at Keystone. Hegot a $50 consolation for beermoney:-).

The Match Game wasdrawn by Mauna and therewas One Match as CarlosMascorro hit it with a 174 for$705. We now estimate theMatch Game to be $1,200 thisweekend.

Match Series worth $192,was drawn by Cajucom. Hedrew 591 with Greg Velardehappily accepting the cash

for his matched score. Weestimate the Series at $260this week for only a $2.00 feeto enter.

Champion Eddie Joneshails from Rialto, and used aSea Wolf drilled by TonyRodriguez. He is single buttaken by Arenita, one of ourfine members. He thanksGod, his children (all of them)and is happy to finally hit thewinner’s circle. He thanks theABTA Staff, and Arrowheadfor a great tournament .

Mark Mauna is from Wal-nut and used a Black Widowdrilled by Leonard Ruiz atWest Covina Lanes. Hethanks his friends MarkHuertas, Rowie Jucal, SarahMango and the Velascos,

ABTA LAS VEGAS ROOMSDue This Weekend June 23-24We Will Bowl at Keystone Lanes This Week

SANTA FE SPRINGS — The rooms for the Annual Las VegasTournament are due this weekend June 23-24. We are having anevent at Keystone Lanes this weekend. The rooms must be paid bythen, and if you have a reservation get it or the balance paid please.Rooms must be paid in full per our contract with the Gold Coast

ROOMS MUST BE PAID THROUGH THE ABTA TO SE-CURE OUR FINE ROOM RATES. You cannot book with theGold Coast to secure these great rates!

We have super room rates for you in Las Vegas for our Big Eventthere at the Gold Coast, July 4-5-6-7-8. Rooms are $85 Friday andSaturday and only $45 on Monday-Thursday plus tax. ReserveNow! This year this event is open to new members. You must havea verifiable average to join and strict rules will be enforced therepertaining to that. We will have a $7,000 min. 1st place and up to$11,000 with full bonuses and Cash n Carry options.

Next Week Saturday, June 30 there is a Special Tournament atthe Bowlium Lanes in Montclair. On that day the handicap will befrozen at Bowlium for the Las Vegas Event. You will not lose handi-cap except for extenuating circumstances.

Get The Rooms Reserved and Paid by this weekend! Las Vegasis only two weeks away! After this week we will try and get roomsfor you but is not guaranteed as they are now near to full capacity.See our ad and other information or call the ABTA 562-868-7164.

Alex and Lara and the Barrettsfor support!

Sarah Mango is fromChino Hills. She is singleGuys and used a Storm drilledby Leonard Ruiz also. She isone of a super contingent ofbowlers (friends who bowlthe ABTA Regularly. Shealso thanks Rowie, MarkHuertas, Mark Mauna, theVelascos and the Barretts forsupport. (great people here!)from Foothill Lanes.

It was great returning toArrowhead. We will returnthere on our next scheduleand again visit the Citrus Beltin two weeks at the Bowliumwith the handicap FROZENfor Las Vegas. Thanks to Tomand superb staff there.

Join us at Keystone Lanesthis weekend for a good one!

For Information contactthe ABTA 562-868-7164,(CELL) 562-228-3960 or seeour AD or the Web Site atwww.abta1.com

It’s history folks, as EddieJones enters the archives asour latest Champion!

On a Happy Note to endhere is that two of Our FineMembers Kevin Collier andLucia Barrigan are tying theknot July 7, 2007 in Las Ve-gas. Lucia will be then sign-ing in as Lucia Collier! GreatLuck to them and that is 7/7/07 so 7 may be a very luckynumber for them! Good LuckTo YOU both!


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by Frank KietzLAKE FOREST — In the Scratch Trios at Forest Lanes, middle-

men (low average) are usually surrounded by plus 200 average play-ers. They sweat, hope he can carry a few pins over — we’ll win!

That’s what happened last Thursday. Team 2 started the summerseason with a trio national second place record of 2319 then driftingto a 1713 (16-1 point loss) their middle man, Jeff Copeland, sparkedMike Belair and Mario Marquez to produce a big 600 and a 708enough wood to garner a season-first 17-0 sweep, 699/2043 bring-ing them up to fourth place.

John Sowell is lucky his middle-men, Jason Kubanis and TimHall, carry 220 averages while he totes a 231. Yup, his Team 6 is infirst place, 22 points over Team 9 and 10.

Team 9 has Frank Patton carrying a fair load with brothers Michaeland Francisco Trejo covering them with nifty 200s.

Team 10, Ashkan Tahvildara, Sam Hitchcock and Paul Danforth,got whacked by the leaders, 14-3.

Teams 6 and 9 will play tonight’s position round on lanes 33-34while Teams 10 and 2 battle on lanes 35-36.

Can the national high scorers continue last Thursday’s perfectsweep? They are giving Team Ten 11 pins, 670 to 659.

Handicappers think it isn’t the average; it’s the spirit, team spirit.Who can carry? Team 6’s Tim or 10’s Frank, or on 35-36, Sam orJeff.

Center Manager Allan Mac Duffee says I think we have OrangeCounty’s finest bowlers in our 9:00 p.m. Thursday scratch league.Another group of Southland pin-stars will be here 1:00 p.m. Satur-day, June 23rd competing in our $300 guaranteed first place SixGamer.

For league, tournament and special events information, call 949-770-0055.

Bowling VictimOf “Blue” Laws?

by Frank KietzLAKE FOREST — Bowling,

tenpin, ninepin, skittles, boccie,lawn, etc.

On the surface the games seemto be welcome world wide. Ifyou look closely some folks,groups, institutions, so forthdon’t feel comfortable if theycome close to them.

Law books are full of laws,hints, prohibiting the games tobe played near their homes,schools, churches, etc.

It wasn’t too long ago peopleof color, females suffered bans.It wasn’t until the 40s PresidentTruman allowed AMF to installa pair of lanes in the WhiteHouse.

That’s ancient stuff — theydon’t do it today?

Baseball, football, basketball,ice hockey, soccer stadiums,fields, rinks, get subsidized,bowling doesn’t.

It could be the bowling publicdoesn’t care, lack of politicalpressure.

We do know of a few privatein-home undercover lanes hereand major U.S. cities.

This writer thought since heloved tenpin bowling, he coulduse a few pins and bowling ballsto make a lane — “yard art” — a30-inch wide lane, balls placedabout 5-feet apart and at the end,a pin. Regulation balls and pin.

The principle neighbor didn’tlike the “art”. Complained to ourgracious, worthy (good people)managers and the bottom linethey wrote: ITEMS TO COR-RECT: Remove the bowling ballsand pins located between yourdriveway and the property line.

Now a few art lovers likeTruman thought the lane hadmerit, was arty, want me to putthe balls and pin back up.

What should I do?

SST Super Senior Tour of CaliforniaComing to Westminster Lanes July 7-8, 2007

Our Host & Owner Mr. Mike JacobyWESTMINSTER — Starting time on Saturday will be 10 a.m.

Check-in 9 to 9:45 a.m. Note: this is a one Squad Tournament, 10games qualifying Saturday, two five game blocks, head to head fi-nals on Sunday. Minimum 1in 3 entries will cash and take 1 in 5 tofinals. To all local bowlers that would like to bowl this tournament,you may pay on-site, Saturday July 7 by 9:45 a.m.

This will be our ninth year at Westminster Lanes. Thanks somuch to Mr. Mike Jacoby and all his staff for making this tourna-ment really worth looking forward to.

(Note) from our sponsor Etonic Shoe, a pair of Etonic bowlingshoes of your choice. Only the bowlers that send their checks inearly will be eligible for the free drawing. Click on their web site tosee their selection. (wwwetonic.com) Order on line, and mentionthe SST.

Also any SST Member that brings a new bowler, or a bowlerthat has not bowled in the SST. In one year their entry fee will be$110.00, save $35.00.

Entry fee is $145.00 members, $150.00 first time guest. All on-site entries add $10.00. Senior division men 60, ladies 50. Juniordivision men 45, ladies 40 and up.

Don’t forget the new Division, men 73, ladies 60 and up. 1 in 3entries will cash. Come give it a try. A great chance to compete again.

Send all entries to SST, 22828 Canyon Lake Drive So., CanyonLake, CA 92587. For more information call SST President DaveGully @ (949)-677-6424.

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WINNETKA — It’s Official! Today is the first day of Sum-mer! And it will certainly feel like it as the temperatures in theValley will be in the 90s. Enjoy all the good weather alongwith the longer daylight hours. Don’t forget the sunscreenwhen you’re out and about.

Have you looked at the league sheets here at CanogaPark Bowl? Well, here are some of the high scores thatwere reported.

Viva Las Vegas: Bob Scherzberg 233-268/655, VinceKoeller 224-202-226/652, Tiffany Morita 208-226-208/642,Rick Greenzweight 204-224-204/632, Rubin Sarkissian 241,Carolyn Scherzberg 191/538, Debby Koeller 219/515.

Adult-Junior Doubles: Fred Carr 179/505, Teri Rollin 125/357.

Phil-Am: Hocsun Chua 255/571, Helen Ventenilla 179/495, Donald Lavares 202.

Monday Nite Live: Al Reiswig 268-228/695, RickGreenzweight 217-206-226/649, Dan Onestinghel 202-204/577, Sharon Weger 201/575.

River Maniacs: Robert Battle 223-245-245/713, VinceKoeller 279-215-201/695, Jay Wetherald 215-258-215/688,Robert Galbraith 258-244/679, Johnnie Englehart 246-221-212/679, Gabriel Villa 237-222-208/667, Dave Tremblay 234-234/659, Dawson Swearningin 222-247/657, Dan Dixon210-211-235/656, Yvon Yonan 205/580, Monise Kelly 234/550, Sandy Crawford 220/525.

Comedians: Mark May 214-233-256/703, Justin Archer225-244/662, Dan Onestinghel 236-205-214/655, MikeMurray 223-245/640, Dan Kline 212-211-212/635, DebbyKoeller 189/515, Sharon Weger 513.

Tuesday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Bill Williams 233-239-224-223/919, James Smith Jr. 246-278/906, Allan Nathan204-223/812, James Shamp 244-241/802, Allison Thomp-son 179/644.

League Of Our Own: Jay Valencia 258-214/617, RyanMedrano 214-217, Jay Lagmay 234, Louis Ulanday 246,Shane Capistrano 234, Mark Alvarino 200-223, MichaelCampos 204, Ernesto Layon 201, Jennie Reyes 167/436.

Dodger Bowling Club: Carol Clair 162/482, Josh Marx191/474.

PBA Experience Singles: 1st set, 2 games—Doane Cole235/462,Tiffany Morita 215/428, Bill Ware 218/422, RussChing 210/402, Michael Pollack 210. 2nd set, 2 games—Doane Cole 449, Dave Schaeffer 231/442, Bill Williams 244/425, Russ Ching 419, Scott Englehart 232/406, Mike Olson406, Bill Ware 233, Steve Horenstein 233.

500 Classics: Petra Kaun 218/543, Perri Toledo 209/526, Carol Asher 515, Mary Lauer 513, Candy Adams 504.

The Classics: Louis Enriquez 216-247/629, SharonEnriquez 205-204/604, Jerry Lovell 203/550, Tina Enriquez216/544, Mike Witt 201, Rean Luttrell 518, Pam Findl 500.

Race & Roll Nascar: John Nelson 224/530, Cynthia Lopez181/504.

Thursday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Fred Sloss 236-217-237/874, Scott Friedman 201-226-225/832, Ryan Gibson234-265/827, Larry Friedman 203-256, Maria Villania 209/774, Kyle Clayton 208.

B’nai Brith: Steve Horenstein 205-254/653, Stu Teichner245/628, Tom Flynn 205-210, Roman Agiert 205, Joe Mayesh203, John David 211.

Friday Vegas: Annette Gutierrez 212/505, Ricky Villalobos156/409.

CC Nikkei: Sam Fukumoto 265/655, Stan Date 235/634,Art Wake 628, Sho Kadonaga 228/612, Noriko Fukunaga192/549, Miyuki Koga 513, Katsuko Fujita 510, Yone Mont-gomery 502, Ni Nguyen 234, Yoshi Kawamura 228.

Summer is a time for visiting friends and relatives socome on over to Canoga Park Bowl where we are open 24/7. It’s nicely air conditioned to keep you cool on a hot day.See you on the lanes.

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STUDIO CITY — What’s better than a tall glass of lemon-ade and a freshly cut lawn; bowling some strikes. As yoursummer heats up then there is only one place to cool down,Pinz. We offer a relaxing, exciting, and stunning temple ofbowling. Make sure to make your summer cool down starthere at Pinz.

PINZ ADULTSAs much comfort as a fan produces your lighting strikes

have been turning up the heat here. Many of you leaguebowlers are cooler than a polar bear’s toe nails, we watchas the pins topple over from their frosty igloo behind thelanes. BRRR, get shivers reading these scores:

Tavern Guild: Rick Kondo 219-205-207/631, GaryBrumburgh 220-204/610, David Quam 210-213, TomWhitaker 219, Curt Zellers 213, Barry Schoenfeld 223, T.R.Burton 200, Rick Kennedy 221.

Twilighters: Darrell Meyerhoff 225-227-229/681, TonyViacava 284/674, George Cruz 223-256/669, Michael Hoit234-221/649, Dane Price 235-239/648, Laurie Faso 211-227/596, Mark Spiwak 201-202, Elayne Klein 211/568, LoriClement 528, Myrna Schiffman 523.

Funseekers: Tony Annibale 244-235-225/704, DamondTaylor 238-225-217/680, Keane Murakami 220-223/616,Gary Bailer 228/614, Ed Dusseau 213, Rani Jerushalmi244, Mark Mason 217, Jayne Taylor 209/533, Isabelle Vincent514.

SCBL: Keane Murakami 206-277-258/741, BrianPatterson 226-256/666, Byron Patterson 204-236/629,Stephen Santay 203-234/625, Will Petrasich 256/610, TomWigmore 216-203/609, Nick Paul 213/603, Steve Clark 226-201/602, Dave Yamamoto 215-205/600, Tony Laanan 200-216, Dwayne Miller 234, Kenny Miller 204.

PINZ JUNIORSThe scores for the juniors have cooled down the compe-

tition, eliciting responses like, “The juniors are cooler thanthe other side of the pillow” and “The heat is on”. We couldn’tagree more. Not only are strikes abound but good times as

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — This school year

went by so fast. It’s graduation timefor many of you and we say, con-gratulations!

It’s time for our weekly report ofjunior high scores here at CanogaPark Bowl so let’s see who made thelist.

Adult-Junior Doubles: MatthewRollin 256-230/645, Kevin Gross 235/588, Ashlee Rollin 117/273, CekoyeFranklin 72/181.

Junior PBA Experience: Noel Sosa184/480, Kevin Gross 203/479.

Junior Royals Singles: KeithNelson 155/377, John Nelson 83/240.

It’s a short list this week, but wewish all of you a wonderful summerof outstanding bowling scores.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hope every-

one is feeling great thisweek. We know RickGreenzweight is, as hebowled an outstanding 299game on June 14 here atCanoga Park Bowl in the39’Ers Senior Trio. Greatbowling, Rick!

Let’s take a look at theseniors scores.

Funtimers: RickGreenzweight 218-224/634,Hung-Lay Quon 211-258/627,Al Reiswig 224-207/617, DaveFolck 219/583, Bill Robb 205/565, Mike Zaccaro 206/526,Eleanor Weaver 176/477,Karen McDonald 166/472,Donna Mae Brown 156/408,Bertha Willard 147/406,Marcia Votava 155/399,Carolyn Greenwood 155/374.

39’Ers Senior Tour: RickGreenzweight 207-299-216/722, Al Reiswig 217-236-216/669, Scotty Alavazo 277-200/656, David Folck 216-238/633,John O’Donoghue 212-205/610, Carolyn Scherzberg 222/607, Hung-Lay Quon 224/583,Roger Chartrand 210/576,Don Segien 210/573, Bill Robb222/569, Hap Hazard 191/549,Donald Macek 215/529, Rich-ard Conti 188/524, LenHaydock 200/521, Mary Lauer178/500, Lee Murray 187/499,Doris Simmons 168/496,Sylvia Kesilis 191/488, KayLeovy 205/480, Beryl Perry

CANOGA PARKSENIOR NO-TAP TOURNAMENT

(At Canoga Park Bowl) June 12, 2007OFFICIAL RESULTS

MENS DIVISION1. Al Reiswig 775 $11.002. Bill Robb 765 9.003. Rick Greenzweight 763 8.004. Mel Matthews,tie 746 FE4. Dick Schryver, tie 746 FE

SIDEPOTS(All scores include handicap)

Game 1:1. Dick Schryver 292 10.002. Sus Tellio 289 5.00Game 2:1. Rick Greenzweight, tie 298 7.502. Al Reiswig, tie 298 7.50Game 3:1. Adam Drozdz 297 10.002. TomTucker 268 5.00

WOMENS DIVISION1. Cynthia Burkenheim 754 10.002. Alicia Schryver, tie 743 FE2. Joan McRae, tie 743 FE

SIDEPOTSGame 1:1. Joan McRae 275 4.002. Cynthia Burkenheim 274 3.00Game 2:1. Margaret Howard 270 4.002. Freda Leibson 264 3.00Game 3:1. Cynthia Burkenheim 268 4.002. Georgia Garey 265 3.00

300 POT — GAME 3 ONLYNo winner, carryover 29.00

CANOGA PARK195 & UNDER 5-GAME NO-TAP SINGLES

TOURNAMENT(At Canoga Park Bowl)

June 9, 2007OFFICIAL RESULTS

1. Michael Pollack 1440 $60.002. Gino Mansilungan 1410 35.003. Angel Dizon 1366 25.004. Ni Nguyen 1362 FE

SIDEPOTSGame 1, hdcp.:Lamont Smith 306 12.00Game 2, scr.:Gino Mansilungan 300 12.00Game 3, hdcp.:Michael Pollack 304 12.00Game 4, scr.:Michael Pollack 300 12.00Game 5, hdcp.:Gino Mansilungan 304 12.00

300 JACKPOT — GAME 2Gino Mansilungan 117.00Carryover 139.00

POT OF GOLD JACKPOTJose Blanco 8.00Carryover 174.00TOURNAMENT HIGH GAME JACKPOT

HANDICAP DIVISIONLamont Smith 306 12.00

SCRATCH DIVISIONLamont Smith 300 4.00Gino Mansilungan 300 4.00Michael Pollack 300 4.00

well. View these jolly old scores: Junior Stars: Stirling McCulloch 147/376, Cameron Neal

95/261, Nicole Martinez 83/237.Senior Scratch (4-games): Leeanne Jilek 256-225-224-

210/915, Nicole Kato 233-245/857, Griffin Roth 202-221-220/833, Teddy Galvan 201-216/790, Natalie Kato 237-223/789, Ethan Bensinger 206/718, Adam Lander 207/708, JamieSpector 178/669.

Senior Galaxies: Max Korn 169/488, Natalie Weisman142/380, Joe Mesropian 135/374, Rachel Acacio 130/348.

PINZ SENIORSKeeping with the spirit of cooling down the lanes, we just

want to keep all of you refrigerated like seniors in Florida,while you bowl these games. Just like shuffleboard we’llwait till you are done. Now scratch up these scores:

Joslyn Seniors: Lee Waldorf 192/524, Sol Stein 190/502,Sol Karnovitz 185/501, Victoria Rastocky 166/482, DonThorner 166/466, George Linsacum 155/455, Terri Bonato175/423, Rita Frischer 148/422, Pam Vaughan 156/409, MarySorensen 150/388.

Coffee & Donuts: Sharon Lawrence 182/487, AlbaDonohue 169/475, Paulin Lipin 164/463, Hildegard Miller174/457, Donna Klein 169/456, Elayne Klein 165/440,Donna Hickox 148/437, Bernie Filosa 160/412, JoanKarchem 148/411, Lujuan Lietzke 150/387.

Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 204-255/628, Fausto Rondan209/568, Sol Karnovitz 234/519, Cynthia Burkenheim 162/447, Ruth Swick 265/445, Christine Stark 145/411.

Senior Social: Allan Lotta 152/404, George Linsacum 144/401, Terri Bonato 127/365, Estelle Kars 139/363.

Bowler of the Week: Sip a glass of wine and relax withthe smooth sounds of bowler of the week, it’s potent likejava, it is Tony Viacava. With his unique kindness and goodwill toward humanity he is whole heartedly our bowler of theweek. Not only does Big Tone grace us with his presenceduring the week; he occasionally bowls. And this time it wasmiraculous, a 284. With the sweat on his brow, he waitedfor that 11th strike... This time it wasn’t in the cards, but we are eagerly await-ing that time soon when he throws all 12 strikes. Great bowl-ing Tony and we appreciate your patronage.

Sweetness quote of the week: In June, as many as adozen species may burst their buds on a single day. Noman can heed all of these anniversaries; no man can ig-nore all of them. Aldo Leopold

169/474, Freda Leibson 182/454, Vicke Blaiwes 176/454,Lil Baker 157/448, DamutaRobb 172/443, Shirl Rada-maker 155/438, Rosa England161/435.

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In the Lil Raiders Garrett Leeshot a 123-200, Haiden Edwards,bowled a 99-191, Jarred Deefired a 91-178, Kaitlyn Johnstonbowled herself a 92-173, andDanny Eguilos also bowled a 87-173.

In the Rookies it wasSebastian Militante setting thepace with a 130-331, Chris Goarfired a 129-324, and Sean Dantasbowled a 125-319. Kaila Chenkept that pace going with a 145-364, Kris Liberatore bowled a105-294, and Makayla Edwardsbowled a 163 game. Great bowl-ing Makayla.

In the Striking Force AndrewArellano fired a nice 179-470,Chris Eguilos bowled a 160-450,and Robert Lim shot a 179-445.Akeyla Basto set the lanes onfire with a 184-453, Klyli Selleykept them on fire with a 172-405, and Kim Eberle kept it go-ing with a 128-360.

In the Senior it was RyanCunningham with a 191-536,Shaun Morad who bowled a 220-532, and Buddy Lucas shot a215-531. Jaime Ferry started itoff for the Senior girls with a201-512, Jennifer Hefner fol-lowed with a 165-475, and Chris-tina Hefner bowled a 158-445.Great Bowling Everyone!

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one and welcome to West CoastJr. Elims – Part I at KeystoneLanes. This past Saturdaymarked our last qualifying ses-sion of part 1 with some tightraces across the board.

The 900 club had KevinJones as this week’s only mem-ber. Kevin posted up 247-290-220-227/984. Very nice shoot-ing. For 800s we have MarkCurtis 213-236/842 and JoeyMarino 215-225-236/834. Verygood gentlemen. Additional highscores were reported byBrandyn Roque 225-235/797,Michael Gaylor 209-200-214/780, Eddie Sayles 230/771, EricMilne 200/725, Kim Ferdnance717, Justin LaMere 219/714, andJasmine Morales 202/708.

The nine sessions (36 games)of qualifying is now over givingus our Qualifying Champions,Cocky – What a Pair (Curits/Jones) with 149 points won.They held off the second placeteam, LookOut Team (Ferd-nance/Preston Fukumizu) whohad 123 wins. The team highawards also went to these twoteams, with High Game toLookOut Team with a 501 gameand High Series to Cocky – Whata Pair with an 1826 series.

Individually, the girls HighGame goes to Jasmine Moraleswith a 234, while High Series wascaptured by Ferdnance with a919 series. For the boys, Jonestook the High Game honor onthe last session with his 290, andMilne kept the High Series witha 1033. The Girls Match PointHigh was claimed by Ferdnancewith 20 points and Curtis tookit over for the boys with 28points.

The important news fromthese nine sessions is those ad-vancing to the Match Play roundin August. For the girls, we haveFerdnance (6637 pins), Morales(6426), and Amanda Neil (6064).The boys top eight are; Jones(7947), Fukumizu (7796), Milne(7515), Curtis (7386), Marino(7184), Sayles (6999), AndyBetancourt (6619), and Gaylor(6547).

So that sums up Part I. Andsince there is plenty of summerleft, we’re going to do it again.PART II starts this coming Sat-urday at 2:00 at Keystone Lanes(see advertisement). Nine ses-sions done in 7 weeks and awhole new set of bowlers willadvance to the Match Play roundto bowl against those above fromPart I. At the completion ofMatch Play, we will have a fi-nals roll-off shooting for a lot ofscholarship money.

Please contact me for addi-tional information at 310-665-9536 or [email protected]. Now is yourchance to come out without thepressure of the “super” high av-erage bowlers. Come learn andincrease your skills in prepara-tion for the winter season. Nowis the time. I’ll see you soon.

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Thompson Turns Up The Heat and Tops TheLeader Board in Rocky Marsh Doubles

by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—The heat is definitely on as evidenced by the follow-

ing HOT scores:Ronny Thompson had the hottest “Left” hand and came oh-so-

close to the coveted “800” as he tossed games of 247-258 and 279 fora great 784 and added a 235 to tally a fantastic, ‘sizzling hot’ 1019 set.With his outstanding performance, Ronny captured season high series.Super bowling, Ronny - that’s going to be hard to beat!!

Dapper and, yes, a lefty, Terry Brent had his thermostat set onhigh as he stroked 224-248 and 229 for 701 and a grand finale 277game to record a smok’n 978. Great bowling, Terry!

The third member to join the elite 900 Club this awesome Fridymorning was Ron Corona, jr. Ron is a “righty” and can sure shoot theBIG games. Ron powered his ball (like a rocket) to the pocket to score226-214 and 267 for 707 and added a 255 game to post a 962. Greatset, Ron!

Last week’s high game shooter Ron Douglass, showed us all that hewasn’t just a flash in the pan as this powerful “lefty” fired 267-226 and226 for 719 and added a 232 game to become the fourth member toenter the prestigious 900 Club at 951. Do you give lessons, Ron?

Awesome display of bowling, fellas!!!Janine Ditch stepped up to the plate for the ladies and burned a

little wood on games of 226-180-249-206 to record a fine 861 series.Thanks for keeping the ladies in the loop, Janine!

More HOT scores: Carl Adinolfi 259-894, Tony Chaco 246-880,Hong Kha 255-862, Frank Bellinder 237-851, Ed Mote 237-844,Janet Anderson 231-842, Bob Gosnell 236-821, Rose Williams 224-819, E.J. Rogers 230-805, Marie Barbush 275-800, Fred Voysey 226,John Phillips 225, Alan Bloom 225, Nancy M. Smith 224, GenePlotnick 224, Becky Lara 224, Rey Ortiz 218, Lloyd Thierry 216,Diane Salinas 210, Ryan Robison 204 and Tony Angulo 203.

Hope all you Dads had a wonderful Father’s Day - the weather surecooperated; kinda nice for picnics and barbeques and such! Until nextweek...

ANAHEIM — The bowlers here at Linbrook Bowling Centerreported their scores and we have some very hot numbers toreport.

Santa’s Guys & Gals: Joe Molina 222-248/669, TerryBlankenship 224, Johnny Davis Jr. 214.

Swinging Trios: Mike Warr 221, Laura Rodehaver 224.Lunch Bunch: Walter Michalski 210, George Kinney 201, Jenny

Pesce 214.Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 248-256-236/740, Dick McKenzie 232-

242/637, Mike Huffiness 235-221/633, Dan Hust 224-225/632, PeteVodden 208-202-220/630, Kim Spolerich 257-222/627, Evelyn Holden201.

NoKnottCents: Chris VanDyke 211-245/648, Michael Byrd 236,Norman Cole 213, Erika Gonzales 253.

Milk Money: Calvin MaCaraeg 210-213-229/652, Alan Bloom211-244/632, Hong Kha 212-210, David Brogdon 212-209, MackMacaraeg 209.

R.C.R.C.: Paul Budnovich 212.3’s Company: Nancy Tetreault 223, Karen Bagnall 220.Executive Doubles: Dave Haskell 257-207/645, Mike Barcenas

204-244/633, Stan Evans 235, Ike Eisenacher 227, Tony Banks 215,Randy Shepherd 215, Lisa Somma 228-221/640.

Jacks & Jills: Ken Reser 234-228-201/663, Jerry Lao 207-234-219/660, Robert Rocha 224, Randal Kvenbo 215, Richard Clara214.

Angels/Dodgers (no-tap): Izzy Garcia 254-241-263/758,Robert Regans 254-257/709, Dave Haskell 233-222-246/701, JamesHawkins 297-233/701, Jo Luzania 243-228/614, Makcha Miura 202-206-201/609, Mary Mundi 230, Kim Gardner 208, Denise Duarte204, Laura May 204.

B.S.M.: Marc Sy 246-247-224/717, Sang Chul Won 216-204-205/625, Hyun Suk Cha 224-215, In Sung Chung 217, Alex Han 215.

Golden Nuggets: Mike Blankenship 214, Ed Signorino 201.Go 4 Nine: Carl Adinolfi 298-255-258/811, Jake McCollum 254-

256-252/762, Lloyd Carter 246-262-222/730, George Flores 225-286/709, Ike Eisenacher 231-266/668, Ericka Flores 230-200, JoyceShort 225, Shirley Erickson 212-221, Markie Johnson 212-204, FloVignola 209-201, Margot Church 209.

Party Timers: Tim Blough 278-236-247/761, Bill Barocsi 211-248-223/682, Jeff Montgomery 225-244-202/671, Pat Sangenito203-216-245/664, EJ Rogers 206-237-211/654, Karen Lorentzen202.

Rowdies: John Martinez 212, Kelly Woolpert 201.Anaheim Nisei: Hach Murata 214-214/606, Warren Honjiyo

(sub) 205.Nikkei: Ken Queypo 246-210/608, Bob Endow 204-218, Walter

Ohara 212, Sho Tanaka 204, Bob Okamura 204-200, Lori Jamora206.

Santa’s Super Savers: Tony Chaco 235-238-212/685, JerryRoddam 200.

525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Lynda Burge 220, NancyTetreault 211, Karen Bagnall 211, Cathy Fulton 208, Val Molendyk203.

Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ike Eisenacher 224.7-11 Vegas: Matt Ellis 235-224/653, Robert Ragans 279-211/

648, Ben Philalack 246-206/633, John Conway 215-224/633, LuisDamian 209-248/632, Rhiannon White 233, Eva Munson 211-223,Lisa Somma 200.

Korean League: Bong Hwang 224-219-205/648, Hyon TaeKim 205.

Grey Panthers: Mike Warr 226.Vegas Party: Justin Zuschlag 208-223-252/683, Dan Duarte

243-201-202/646, Stan Evans 226-219/636, Ron Corona Sr. 244/628, Jeff Dahl 225-221/622, Pam Weiland 215, Terry White 203.

P.B.L.: Romy Villalobos 253/612, Gilbert Sabio 236/604, LouieTayag 219-205, Orly Gan 200-217, Al Mortola 214.

T.G.I.F.: John Sanderson 214-209/603, Ryan Seltzer 215, CaseyJones 213, Nikki Trepesowsky 215.

Double Down: Greg Sietsema 210-235/641, Mitch Dye 252/640, Billy Mitchell 213-201/604, Domingo Rivera 230, Dan Krier 219,Lydia Iwansczyszyn 201.

4-4 Vegas: Brian W. Parker 212-232-203/647, Norm Walker 256/630, Ben Philalack (sub) 201-223, Joseph Macias 216, Jake McCollum202, Dave Peterson 202, Cheri Butschke 212.

Family & Friends: Jesse Castro 212-204-213/629, Pete Quinata227-215/613, Ryan Cloyd 203-213/604, Ron Aguon 213, Dave Meno212, Kelly Martinez 205, Debi Jones 200-204.

Double Daters: Billy Compton 242/617, Luis Mendez 245,Maurice Sklarew 225, John Conway 222, Gary Oslund 220-202,Denise Bayne 212.

Ducks/Avengers: Alan Bloom 236-225/656, Robert Lewelling201, Kim Allman 208.

Wilson Unleashes 919 In JuniorScratch Singles At Linbrook Bowl

by StacyANAHEIM — Aaron Wilson came in ready to play on Friday in the

Junior Scratch Singles League at Linbrook Bowling Center. Aaron bowledvery consistent games of 217-226-228-248 for an awesome 919 se-ries. Aaron swept all four games although James Hawkins put together216-200. Mark McLeod put together some fine scores of his own with218-225-185-209 for a fantastic 837 series. Mark also swept all fourgames although Andrew Stewart bowled a 200 in game one.

Mark McLeod led the Thursday Linbrook Junior scoring pace witha 213-217 for a 608 series. Kevin Hopkinson was next in line with214-208 for a nice 587 series. Angel Alatorre put a great game to-gether with a 210 and Andrew Stewart tossed a 200 again in game one.Jeremy Lewis bowled 65 pins over his average with a terrific 189.

Saturday morning Bumper Busters were busting the pins with somefantastic scores. Tyler Kemp bowled 116-102, Domynyc Gardner 116-81, Jeminai Ulu 108-83, Destini Gardner 107-86, Hanna Kemp 101-103, Kelsey Kemp 81-102, Sean Reyes 98-101, Isaiah Ulu 95-101,Jeremy Renck 100, Jennifer Lewis 99-92, RJ Davis 88-88-98 andJoseph Aguirre 97-78.

Saturday Linbrook Juniors birthday boy Jonathan Greenhalgh ledthe day. Jonathan started out slow with 173 but then came back stronrwith 201-233 for a 607 series. Teammate Chris Gushue added a 196game. Mark McLeod put together some strikes for a nice 221 game.Angel Alatorre had another nice game with 194. For the gals, NicoleNickeson bowled a 183 game.

In the Junior/Adult Family Fun League, Steve Matsumoto startedout great in game one with 220. In game two, Aaron Wilson tossedsome strikes for 225. In game three, Mark McLeod finished the nightoff with a 211 game.

SAN BERNARDINO — This is a wonderful time of theyear when the weather is nice, the flowers are in bloom andeverything is still green. In another month the heat will takeover and we’ll be glad to be in an air-conditioned bowlingcenter. Come by and bowl with us here at Del Rosa Lanes.We have a friendly staff and the bowling is great.

Handicap Doubles: John Hutchings 225-239-269/733,Bob Corrigan 250-285/730, Randy Hoffman 201-223-222/646, P.J. Buckner 258-238/634, Josh Ball 259, Nancy Ball411, Teresa Vest 150.

Race and Roll: L.T. Togafau 216-222-216/654, SusanJones 191/506.

Beach Party: Charles Garcia 214-266-268/748, LeightonBeach 237/601, Diane Kline 181/478.

Capri: Rosemary Jones 205/552.T.N.T.: Scott Henderson 214/611, Matt Tanner 222, Betty

Wynn 478, Sandy Tanner 184.Mary’s Invitational: Roy Robinson 231-228-279/738,

Adam Sokoloski 256-228-246/730, P.J. Buckner 261-237-228/726, Dean Danner 258-248/701, Marv Sargent 214-257-227/698, Ken De Maio 267-204/666, John Hutchings 202-229-225/656, Richard Sparkman 221-269/653, Nick Assini231-224/650, Jim Getman 265-219/647, Darren De Maio200-257/643, Rick Hudson 264/634, Sam Frisby 205-235/628, Jerome Forch 202-224/621, Larry Stormes 212-212/618, Arzell Dupree 215-217/602, Robert Cravens 241-206,Chris Cayce 226/598, Sarah Hartman 226, Andi Mattice 225-206, Mary Cassin 203.

Wednesday Vegas: James Dixon 233-300-209/742, RedDixon 224-232-203/659, Thedas Griffin 226-242/657, JohnHutchings 224-203-223/650, James Harris II 215-200-234/649, Lodas Griffin 240-221/648, Joe Martinez 206-228/625,Lori Gage 477, Ladonna Eldridge 179.

R.C.H.: Paul Reyes 209/538, Donna Falcon 173/461.S.B. City Mixed: Daniel Wood 225-223-254/702, Tony

De La Torre 215-210-213/638, Delores Tanner 475, PrecillaRichards 181.

Good Times: Scott Bayless 300-279-253/832, Chris Allen247-256/663, Bill Elliott 214-211-231/656, Bill Brown 221-212-200/633, Raymond Pitchford 242-202/616, John Boyer205-213/603, Del Karper 235/603, John Singleton 202-202/603, Jerome Forch 246, John Roberson 235, Leighton Beach225, Bill Roes 225, Likapeka Enriquez 221/609, Lorri Scott245, Bridgette Rhodes 233, Rolann Karper 202-205.

That’s our report for this week. Have fun bowling!

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — The month of June is full of graduation ceremonies

for all ages. Here at Del Rosa Lanes we congratulate all the graduatingstudents.

We enjoy presenting the junior scores so here they are.Little Rascals: Oren Ransom 181, Josh Flores 95, Leslie Roberts 81/147.Bantam Buddies: Nathan Meador 141/379, Taylor Rash 104/279.Pincrackers: Danyl Quinbar 155/385, Sara Cook 168/415.Strike Force: Marty Coyazo 206-277/677, Brandon Busy 225-201/615, Brent

Smith 200-214, Eric Gross 210, Jason Holleman 210, Ronald Smith 202, RyanJones 201, Melinda Brunner 462, Ashlee Switt 187.

Great bowling, juniors!

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hope everyone had a great week.

Let’s see how the no-tappers did, then we’ll get to theleague scores here at Del Rosa Lanes.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Thedas Griffin 831, 2. James Bazner803, 3.Lodas Griffin 792, Booby, Chuck Wilson 630.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jay Hudkins 777, 2. Shirley Hill 775, 3.Dorothy Welcher 755, 4. Joe Burns 746, 5. Jackie Knight 734,6. Ron Barnett 731, Booby, Larry Stormes 596.

Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Dee McMillan 783, 2. Barb Newman759, 3. Mary Hernandez 758, 4. Kathy Harris 744.

Young At Heart: Everett Haydis 215/549, Betty Zoz 477,Lucille Ford 195.

Parks & Rec.: Randolph Riley Sr. 200/540, Delores Tanner224/565.

Afternooners: Frank Deluca 233/556, Cari Burris 186/531.Golden Goodies: Frank Deluca 539, Bob Corrigan 216, Betty

Zoz 507, Bessie Ballman 200.That’s all for the seniors.

Senior No-Tap: (6-12-07) 36 entries @ $9=$324. 36 lineage @$4.50=$162. 36 prize fund @ $4.50=$162. 36 3-6-9 @ $1=$36.Place money—1st Shirley Thompson 864 $31, 2nd Paul Oh 841 $22,3rd Ed Hermance 840 $18, 4th Bill Young 827 $13, 5th Roy Miyamoto817 $9, 6th Rod Cantrell 798 $6. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st EdHermance 307 $9, 2nd Roy Miyamoto 305 $6, 3rd Johnny Munson302 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1st (tie) Carl Adinolfi, Ed Hermance and PeteKizziah 300 each and $8 each. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st Paul Oh 312 $9,2nd Zeke Burgess 306 $6, 3rd Shirley Thompson 302 $5. 3-6-9Carryover: $201, added $36. New total: $219. Congratulations toRoy Miyamoto winning $18.

See you next week with more exciting scores from the bowlershere at Linbrook Bowling Center.

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