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WWPB Honors 2006 Bowlers ofthe Year & Rookie of the Year

by Lori Yamasaki

2006 WWPB Co-Bowlers of the Year - (L-R) Pam Pancoastand Missy Bellinder. Missy also won 2006 WWPB Rookieof the Year.

Pete Weber tied Earl Anthony’s all-time Denny’s PBA Tour recordof eight Major titles Sunday.

Like Father, Like Son

NORTH BRUNSWICK—There are few things Pete Weberhas yet to accomplish in his PBAHall of Fame career, but surpris-ingly he has never been namedPBA Player of the Year.

With a win in the most gruel-ing tournament of the seasonSunday, he’s one step closer tothat elusive award.

Weber defeated Wes Malott,210-204, Sunday to win the 64thU.S. Open at Brunswick ZoneCarolier, his fourth career U.S.Open crown and record-tyingeighth career Major title. The winalso put Weber, who has twotitles this season, in a tie withMark Roth for third on the all-time titles list with his 34th ca-reer Denny’s PBA Tour title.

Brunswick Zone Carolierwas where Weber found out twoyears ago that his legendary fa-ther, Dick, passed away on Feb-ruary 14, 2005. With his winSunday, Pete joined his fatherand Don Carter as the onlybowlers to win the U.S. Openor BPAA All-Star – the U.S.Open’s predecessor – four times.

“This was one of mydreams, to be one of the guys towin four U.S. Opens. I might notbe done, I might have six or sevenbefore my career is over,” We-ber said. “My dad and DonCarter are the only two to winthis event four times so I am join-ing an elite group. Even thoughthe All-Star was not an officialtitle, to me it is, and it is in dad’sbook and Don’s book. So to me,we have 12 U.S. Open titlesamong us.”

Weber struck in his first fiveframes in the title match afterstarting with the first eight in hissemifinal win, leaving the 10-pinboth times. Malott had a couplechances to get back in the match,particularly after Weber openedin the 8th, but Malott struck and

spared in the 10th meaning We-ber only needed six pins in the10th frame for the win.

In the semifinal, Weber cameclose to the first televised 300game of his career, with eightstraight strikes until leaving the10-pin. The match was decidedearly on as Jeff Carter, makinghis first career TV appearance,struck just once in frames 3-7 asWeber went on to the 267-192win.

In the first match Carter de-feated Dave D’Entremont, 185-183.

Weber (St. Ann, Mo.) tookhome $100,000 and a three-sea-son Denny’s PBA Tour exemp-tion for the win. Malott (Argyle,Texas) earned $50,000 for sec-ond, Carter (Springfield, Ill.)took home $25,000 for thirdwhile D’Entremont (MiddleburgHeights, Ohio) earned $15,000for fourth.

The Denny’s PBA Tourtakes a one-week break beforethe final three events of the sea-son, starting with the 2007 PepsiChampionship March 14-18 atWoodland Bowl in Indianapolis,Ind. The live ESPN televised fi-nals take place Sunday, March18, at 12:30 p.m. EST.

CAMARILLO—Last weekat the WWPB Camarillo Open,the WWPB decided on numer-ous changes for the organization.The WWPB will be known asThe Western Women PremierBowlers for the 2007 season onbeyond!

Dave Wodka of Ebonite, In-ternational announced that Ebo-nite would provide a new Ebon-ite ball of choice to all new mem-bers of the WWPB! (For de-tails, please contact LoriYamasaki). Ebonite is commit-ted to women’s bowling and fur-thering the sport with the pro-moting of our new member drive!Kudos to Dave and Ebonite astrue supporters. Their generos-ity shines with the WWPB asthey sponsor our two mixeddoubles events throughout theyear - our upcoming Jim LeeMemorial Mixed DoublesChampionship, March 31 - April1 at Yorba Linda Bowl and ourMission Hills Mixed Doublestournament held every Novem-ber. Our sincerest thanks toDave Wodka and Ebonite,Internaitonal!

With their continued sup-port, the WWPB looks to strivefor many years to come!

Following our open meeting,we presented our 2006 honors.The WWPB congratulates

Rookie of the Year and Co-Bowler of the Year, MissyBellinder.

The 2006 rookie of the yearis no stranger to bowling, or theWWPB. Over the last few years,she bowled in many of ourevents, and she finally decidedto join our organization in 2006.She entered 6 of our 7 eventslast year, and made the finals in5 of those tournaments. She fin-ished 4th twice, 2nd once, andfound herself in the winner’scircle at our Palos Verdes 2-dayevent. She finished 2nd in theaverage race, and led the earn-ings category.

The WWPB also congratu-lates Co-Bowler of the Year, PamPancoast. Pam bowled in 5 of 7events, making finals in 4 ofthem. She finished 3rd twice,and won our back-to-back 1-dayevents at Keystone and Del Rio.She finished 3rd on our earningsleaders list, and was the averageleader for 2006, averaging almost227 for the year.

As mentioned, our next eventwill be the Jim Lee MemorialMixed Doubles Championshipat Yorba Linda Bowl March 31st- April 1st. For details and en-try information, visit ourwebsite at www.wwpb.com orcontact Laurie Soto at (661) 713-4945.

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Bob A BaseSuccess!

SAN DIEGO—AdmiralRobinson Center on the 32ND St.Naval Base was the site of theNABI tournament last weekend,& Bob Selner collected anothertitle. Bob has been up & downin his conversion to being an “offhand” bowler, but this was histime to shine, as he bowled ex-ceptionally well all afternoon.He tied for second seed withanother “off hand” bowler, JimHall, & lost the tie breakingmatch, so was positioned #3 inthe stepladder as the finals be-gan. After winning his firstmatch, Bob had to bowl Jim asecond time. This time he wasthe winner, & went on to facethe top seed, Ed Lomibao. Bothmen bowled well over their av-erages, but Bob took advantageof more opportunities that camehis way & was the eventual vic-tor. Rounding out the steplad-der finals were Linda Vance &Paul Willey, Jr.

Sharing $200 for rollingstrikes in the 3rd, 6th & 9th framesof game #2 were Sixto Santos,Tom Brophy, Jeff Greer, CurtisJohnson, Phil Diaz, Guy Clear,Willey & Hall, while Ron Chase& Mike Lopez split the $100 9in a row.

Guaranteed $50 sidepotswent to Nick Inganna, MikeCastleton, Dan Stauf, PaulPhounsavath, Herb Stansberry,Chase, Hall, & Lomibao (2). BertChadwick & Manny Mayo tiedfor 6th Place, so both receivedball resurfacing & rejuvenationcertificates, courtesy of BowlersDepot, Kearny Mesa.

Our next NABI event isMarch 17th at Mira Mesa Bowl.Details will be in the BowlingNews next week. Save the 17th,for us … we’ll save a cookie foryou!!

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NORWALK—The last visitto Keystone this season sparkeda 227-621 performance by JamieVallier which also moved herteam up a notch in position. The

Larry Rumple & Dewaine West SST ChampsRIVERSIDE—The SST held their March event at AMF River-

side Lanes on March 3 & 4, 2007. After 10 games of qualifying,Super Senior Larry Rumple from Banning, CA was in the lead aheadof Everett Nishikawa by 84 pins. Everett didn’t compete in thefinals so he was replaced Gerry Chinn. This resulted in a 117-pinlead over Darrell Storkson who moved from third to second place.In the 8-game Match Play Finals, Storkson out-scored Rumple by96 pins and he won 6 of 8 games in match play, but it wasn’t quiteenough. Rumple won the Super Senior Title by six pins. Larrywould like to thank Corky Demaio for drilling his equipment andVise Grips for their support.

In the Junior Division Kevin Gannon from Lakewood, CA quali-fied in first ahead of Dewaine West from Temecula, CA by 63 pins.During six games of match play, West slowly caught up to Gannonby averaging 236.7. This resulted in an exciting final match. Thebowler who won the game would be the Junior Champ and it allcame down to the 10th frame of the final game. West had a 227 andGannon had a 226. Dewaine would like to thank Riverside Lanesfor hosting the event and his wife Mari for her support.

Super Senior Doug Johnson averaged 209.8 to win the 73+ divi-sion and in the King of the Hill Match, Junior Dewaine West won$50 and bragging rights by defeating Rumple 238 to 196. A specialthank you goes out to General Manager Frank Ballinger and KathiSchaffner for hosting this event.

The location of our next tournament in April will be announcedsoon. You can visit our website at SuperSeniorTour.com for entryforms and all updates. If you have never bowled a SST event or ifyou have not bowled in any of our tournaments for the past yearyou can enter a SST event for only $110.00.

Don’t forget to tell a friend about our new 73+ Division (63+women) where 1 in 3 cash. For questions about the SST you cancontact Dave Gulley at 949.677.6424.

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SR Champ - Larry Rumple with Kathi Schaffner JR Champ - Dewaine West with Kathi Schaffner

David KinardServices SaturdayBELL, CA — David Kinard,

50, lost his 10-year fight withmultiple health complicationslast week.

David, and his family werefaithful bowlers at Del RioLanes; wife Jolene being the sec-retary of the Vegas Longshots,son Sean serves as customer ser-vice and daughter Christy theircheerleader.

Services for David will be heldMarch 10th at Mirabal Mortu-ary, 4677 East Gage Avenue inBell. Friends are invited.

SUPER SENIOR TOUR OF CALIFORNIA (At Riverside Lanes)March 4, 2007 FINAL STANDINGS

JUNIOR FINALS 1. Dewaine West, Temecula,CA 3923 $500.00 2. Kevin Gannon, Lakewood, CA 3900 400.00 3. Bob Markiewicz, San Diego,CA 3932 320.00 4. Ken DiIorio, Artesia,CA 3817 290.00 5. Greg Neuer, Covina,CA 3685 250.00 6. Mike Larson, Gardena, CA 3554 200.00 7. Dean Carr, Dana Point, CA 175.00

SENIOR FINALS 1. Larry Rumple, Banning, CA 4419 700.00 2. Darrell Storkson, La Quinta, CA 4398 475.00 3. Dan Cerio, Downey, CA 4205 390.00 4. Jim Gilchrist, Costa Mesa, CA 4169 350.00 5. Stan Winters, Simi Valley, CA 4096 325.00 6. Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas, NV 4095 280.00 7. Gerry Chinn, Castaic,CA 4051 207.50 8. Leon Dent, Hesperia, CA 3964 200.00 9. Everette Nishikawa, Corona, CA 207.5010. John Fitzgerald, Beaumont, CA 165.00

same was noted for other teamsas the league marks only threeweeks and position round remainto improve their standing for abigger slice of the Position prizefund.

Before reporting the weeklyhigh scores, we want to note onewe missed last week. MadelineMajick registered 211-533 at DelRio. Now for this week, GinaHarrison had 571, followed byTracy Baldwin 564, Doris Lewis203-562, Cyndie Martin 562,Patti Givechin 223-544, DarleneWaken 523, Gladyce Perrin 513,Dee Phipps 502 and KathyPhylow 201.

Westminster #2 team has al-most locked up the champion-ship, needing only 8 games inthe remaining 12 on the sched-ule, however, it’s not over untilthe last ball is rolled down thelanes. The only team that couldcatch them would be Cerritos #2and that is a lot of pressure. Therest of the 16 team league istightly bunched which means thenext four weeks will be prettyexciting. Here’s the top ten:Westminster #2; 55 wins;Cerritos #2, 51; Keystone #1,46; Cal #5, 43.2; Keystone #2,43; Cal #3, 41.2; Del Rio #1,Westminster #1, and Keystone#3 are tied at 40 wins, and Cal#4, 38.

Here’s the season high indi-vidual scratch game and seriesto aim for. In the 150 and underaverage division, Norma Payne,227 and Bernice Williams, 578.The 156 and over leaders areKaren Mauricio, 264 and PattieGivenchin 640. High seasonhandicap team and series lead-ers are Keystone #1, 807 andWestminster #3, 2172.

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National Deaf Bowling NewsStogryn 266-955, Abakumoff 908 in

Deaf Travel at AMF Bowling Squareby Connie Marchione

ARCADIA—There were no 800 in So. Calif. Deaf TravelingLeague’s stop at AMF Bowling Square but two 900’s, a new seasonhigh 955 by Darrell Stogryn and 908 by Ed Abakumoff.

Stogryn rolled 261-266-227-201 for his 955 to replace his formerhigh 922 while Abakumoff hit 257-228-196-227 in his 908.

Oddly since the beginning of this year in this league, Stogrynstarted his first game with a 267 and had rolled at least one gameover 260 each time, once with a close call at Pickwick Bowl. At thatBurbank center he had a 131 game but recovered to find his line tofinish with a 268. In the recent one he started with two over 260.

In the league’s position round match Abakumoff’s Riversidebeat the league leader South Bay 13 to 7 to move up within 8 pointsas he, himself swept 5 points from South Bay’s anchor man PabloYoma. Riverside team also swept 5 points.

With Bob Jones absent due to surgery on his knee, S. F. Valleyfell prey to Stogryn’s El Camino Village 16.5 to 3.5. Stogryn’s 955and Don Millwee’s 701 helped in the win.

Los Angeles finally got the teamwork with Francisco Navarro’s717 and Jim Mohr’s 225 to win 4 games and 12.5 points fromHollywood 7.5 whose Dan Flores had 201.

The honor roll had only 6 bowlers. Not so tough lanes to twobowlers but tough to the rest of the league. Thanks to the manage-ment of AMF Bowling Square Lanes for hosting us. Next date isMarch 11 at Del Rio Lanes one of the league’s favorite centers.

ABAKUMOFF HITS BACK TO BACK 700 SET AT BRC MORENO VALLEY BOWL

MORENO VALLEY—A week prior in his Tuesday’s CoffeeBreak League at Moreno Valley Bowl Ed Abakumoff rolled a 300game on his way to a 749 series.

Last Tuesday in the same league Ed hit 750 for back to back 700series. His games were 278-226-246.

For the month of February Ed is averaging well over 220 in hisleagues and 210 in the SN-CDBA tournament.

MALUCCI BEAT HANSEN IN SN-CDBA THRILLER ATMORENO VALLEY BOWL

MORENO VALLEY—Even with appearance of a great bowleras Carl Malucci, the 23rd annual So. Nevada-California Deaf Bowl-ing Association Handicap Elimination had its thrilling finals lastSunday at ABC Moreno Valley Bowl. Malucci who had missed acouple years, returned to bowl in this tournament.

The prestigious Handicap Eliminations, which is a part of theregular handicap team, doubles, singles and all-events tournamenton the same weekend, drew 70 entries.

The Saturday afternoon 4 games qualifying round was led byRaul Fuentez, a 146 ave. bowler scoring unbelievable games of 220-186-203-200 for 803plus 268 1077.

Next three bowlers hit over 900 scratch for 4 games, DennisPorter with209-219-260-256/914 plus 137 for 1051, Mark Fisserwith 207-262-288-244/1001 plus 32 for 1033 and Darrell Stogrynwith 206-244-235-225/910 plus 80 for 990.

Fisser’s 288 and 1001 are the tournament high game and series.Missed by 4 pins in 9th place was 896 by Ed Abakumoff with 247-205-222-222 plus 54 for 950. Malucci qualified in 26th place with887 from 216-269-197-205 plus 6 for 893.

Three bowlers, Tom Parker, Randy Salazar and April Brown

OC/USBC Women’s Tournament Resultsby Joy McGregor

YORBA LINDA—The 63rd Annual Women’s Tournament heldFeb. 17-18 and 24-25 saw 128 teams entered this year with the doublesand singles portion being held at Yorba Linda Bowl and team at TustinLanes.

The following is a list of the top five in team, doubles & singles andall events. All the events are handicapped. You may call the office at714/554-0111 for a complete listing.

TEAM: 1st - Ladies Night Out 111 - 2,638; 2nd - Tustin Babes #1- 2,637; 3rd - Ladies Of The Night - 2,627; 4th - Patriots - 2,610, 5th- Ladies Day Out 2 - 2,604. Low to cash - 2,570.

DOUBLES: 1st - Ginger Wright/Rae McAllister - 1,459; 2nd -Michelle Valdez/Kathryn Wong - 1,398; 3rd - Sheila Muller/LucindaKiefer - 1,362; 4th - Christy Asher/Pam Pancoast - 1,359, 5th CarolWatson/Sandra Hingst - 1,355. Low to cash - 1,316.

SINGLES: 1st - Penny Bird - 762; 2nd - Judy Mault - 760; 3rd - GayPhillipe - 748; 4th - Anna Aguilar - 745, 5th Sandra Rossman - 740.Low to cash 678.

ALL EVENTS: 1st - Anna Aguilar - 2,150; 2nd - Tonya Kisner -2,145; 3rd - Tennelle Milligan - 2,123; 4th - Bea Sucki - 2,096, 5thYvette Jahahn - 2,094. Low to cash - 1,967.

There were many, many high scores shot at both centers; thefollowing is just a sample: Tori Carter - 300 game (718) in singles;Pam Pancoast - 299 (709) in singles; Tennelle Milligan - 290 (11 in-a-row), (740) in doubles and 269 (729) in team; Jennifer Wayne (715)in doubles; Pam Armstrong 268 in singles and Sandra Hingst 267 insingles.

We wish to acknowledge and thank all board members, volunteersand scorekeepers who gave their time to work this tournament; wecertainly could not do this without YOU!

We also wish to send a BIG “THANK YOU” to both Yorba LindaBowl and Tustin Lanes for their courteousness and all their help inhosting this tournament! We couldn’t do it without YOU either!

We hope all the bowlers who participated had a great time...it isn’tALL about high scores. Everyone gave generously to the BVL andTHAT will make a great difference in the lives of our hospitalizedveterans.

The lucky winners of the beautiful Bath and Body Works basketswere: Edie Dew drawn at Tustin Lanes and J.C. Bertot drawn at YorbaLinda Bowl. Congratulations!!

FYI: It’s still not too late to enter OC/USBC Annual Open Tourna-ment to be held March 10-11 and 17-18. Team event will be held atTustin Lanes and doubles and singles at Fountain Bowl. Call the officefor more details.

were tied with same score 860for the 44th cut off position anda one game roll-off was held.Salazar had the lowest score 201and lost, Parker placed 43rdwith 221 and Brown 44th with209.

In the Sunday afternoon firstround 3 one-game match playagainst different bowlers with 30bonus points for each win, theleader Fuentez still averagedclose to 2003 with 595 for his 3games plus 201 handicap for 796and won all three games for 90bonus points. After losing toFuentez, Porter won one andlost again to drop to 6th place.Fisser and Stogryn both lost onegame but held on to their 3rd and4th place respectively.

Two bowlers from the bot-tom half made the jump up tothe top 5, Malucci and 143 ave.Perry Hansen. Hansen had quali-fied with 898 in 23rd place andscored 533 plus 207 for740 win-ning all 3 games to move up to5th place. Malucci made a big-ger jump from 25th to 2nd withhis 779 (223-279-277) winning3 matches.

With the field cut to top 22bowlers for 2nd round of 3 onegame match play, Fuentez fal-tered to his real average bowlingwinning once scoring 432 and fellto 2nd place.

Malucci made a big move upto first gaining more than 200pins with his 775 (279-267-229)and 90 points (3 match wins).Fuentez’s handicap was so hugeas his way over average bowlingthat Malucci finally caught upwith him by only 7 pins in grandtotal points to get the top seedposition for the stepladder fi-nals.

With a 719 and 3 match winsFisser retained his 3rd place po-sition and Hansen with his 519(726 with handicap) and 3 winsmoved into 4th. Stogryn with 2wins dropped to 5th and Porterwith 2 wins held on to 6th.

The one game stepladdermatch play began with a thrill-ing match between Porter andStogryn with Stogryn winning259-233 over Porter. Stogrynmoved up to against Hansen andHansen bowled way over hisaverage 204 to beat Stogryn’s201 without handicap. Hansenmoved up to against Fisser andFisser rolled a 222 againstHansen’s 180. But Hansen winswith 69 handicap for 273 whileFisser had 8 for 230. So Hansenagain moved up to againstFuentez and Fuentez could notbowl like he did at the beginningand Hansen’s 198 (267) beatFuentez’s 144 (211).

For the Deaf Eliminationschampionship finals Hansenmoved up against a restedMalucci and the match wasclose, Hansen with 69 handicapfor his 143 average and Maluccionly 1 handicap for his 227 av-erage. Hansen made some opensand Malucci could not get a longstring of strikes to help him. Atthe end Hansen had 167 plus 69for 236 and Malucci 237 plus 1for 238, a 2 pin win for Malucci.

This is Malucci’s third DeafEliminations title. He won hisfirst one back in 1990 and his2nd one came in 1996.

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Newman is Perfect in ABTA / Keystone and Wrase hits MatchSeries $616 (L—R) Pretty Desk Lady Supreme Natasha ColemanCenter congratualtes Roger Wrase 9left) who hi t the Match series(579) for $616 and Tommy Newman who bowled a “300” game inthe Semi Finals at the ABTA Keystone Event. Newman went on to winhis first ABTA title in the event!

Newman wins First ABTA Title at Keystone Lanes (L-R) Bret Rose (Runner up $500, MichaelVillareal 4th, Tommy Newman Champion, $1,400 Elizabeth Anderson, Michael’s #1 fan and RogerWrase 3rd $220.

1 Tommy Newman 776 $ 1,000.00 Cash & Carry 400.00

2 Bret Rose 688 500.003 Roger Wrase 692 200.004 Jeff Taino 726 125.005 Michael Villarreal 694 125.006 John Engelbrecht 775 110.007 Fernando Alatorre 759 110.008 Kevin J. Wilson 745 110.009 Bret Haynes 726 110.00

10 John Feitz 699 100.0011 John Morin 695 100.0012 Monica Gadson 694 100.0013 Frank Menchaca 674 100.0014 Tracy Cueto 668 100.0015 Michael Lindsey 668 100.0016 Diann Donaldson 664 100.0017 Alan Basto 660 80.0018 Manny Loria 659 77.5019 Julian Conwi 651 75.0020 Ken Wright 647 72.5021 Beth Borci 646 72.5022 Kevin Collier 645 70.0023 Darryl Thomas 644 70.0024 Johany Polony 643 67.5025 Jamescart Alarcio 60% 640 40.5026 Adam McKenzie 633 65.0027 Ben Hurtado 630 65.0028 Jo Jo Mateo 625 62.5029 Armando Ramos 624 62.5030 Sun Sundara 620 60.0031 Sura Hassan “Chop” 614 60.0032 Anita Smith ss 612 57.5033 Danny Eguilos 612 57.5034 Ray Grabinski 611 55.0035 Donovan Chung 606 55.0036 Paul Passarino ss 601 52.5037 Angel Chau 600 52.5038 Jonathan Bradley 599 51.5039 Victor Copeland III 599 51.5040 Gibin Kim 599 51.5041 Curtis McCann 598 50.0042 Ed Saleh 589 50.0043 Sandra Johnson 580 49.00

AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENTASSOCIATION

(At Keystone Lanes)March 4, 2007

FINAL STANDINGS

NORWALK — The GoodGuys do it again as TommyNewman was certainly the best ashe won his First ABTA Title infine style, downing a Hot Shoot-ing Bret Rose in the title game totake home a nice $1,400 for hisstupendous effort at host Key-stone Lanes.

In our return to Keystone wehad a nice turnout of 197 entrantsin the two day event. It took anice +62 men and +36 ladies tomake the Saturday cut to the semis.Sunday morning in the 10:00 AMsquad also took 1 in 5 to the semis.We saw Men +65 and Women -17making the grade to the semis.Also added were Super Seniors,Frank Menchaca, Manny Loria,and Anita Smith to the board.

Leading the Semis was TommyNewman who fired up a perfectgame in game 3 to finish at +176topping John Englebrecht at +175for the top seed, sit out and bowlfor the title. Englebrecht only onescant pin behind due to the 300game would receive a first roundbye and enter in round two. Ittook a +68 (men) and +64 for the3 guaranteed ladies to make theSweet 16 Single Elim Finals..

The Bowlers took to thelanes. In the first round singleelims; losing were Diann

Newman Wins First ABTA Title& Has 300 Game at Keystone

3 Share $1,105 Match Game / Match Game est $1,200 This WeekWrase Hits Match Series $616 / 3-6-9 is $2,400 This Week

Chaparral Lanes is our Host in 0ne Day Early EventQualify 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM Semi-Finals 5:45 PM

Bring in a New Member and bowl for only $15Donaldson, John Feitz, JohnMorin, Monica Gadson, FrankMenchaca, Tracy Cueto, andMichael Lindsay. They got checksof $100 in 10-16th places.

In round two being eliminatedwere Bret Haynes, FernandoAlatorre, Kevin Wilson and JohnEnglebrecht. They cashed in 6-9th places and $110 each.

Round three had Roger Wrasedown Michael Villareal. Bret Rosegot to Jeff Taino. Jeff andMichael were 4th and 5th and$125 each.

It was now Bret Rose and RogerWrase for the right to meetNewman for the title. In a goodmatch, Rose finally pulled awayto win 222-200. Roger was thirdand Bret off to the title game vsTommy “300” Newman. Thetitle game was set, and the horseswere paid as Rose returned $54for the people who had him inthe horses!

Two of our best would nowmeet for the title. Tommy electedto lead off and struck. Bret thenstruck and split in frame two giv-ing Tommy the lead. Tommystaying clean then tossed a threebagger in frames 5-6-7. Bret couldnot find the shot he had previ-ously and couldn’t seem to carry.Tommy won out in a 211/218

count to Bret at 191/195. Greatbowling by Tommy Newman andis heart-warming to see him winfor the first time. He is a truefriend and nice to all! He hasplaced in every place but First ashe is one of our finest supporters.He is definitely an ABTA BlueBlood and in our league Thurs-days at Cal Bowl. He really bowledthe best on this day and a “300”game to top it all. Great BowlingTommy! Good Guys do win in theABTA!

Bret Rose, a two time Cham-pion could have had another,bowled so well in second and carrycould have mad the difference. Heis also one of the nicest guys youcould meet and a fine bowler, anABTA Blue Blood. He also bowlsthe ABTA League and a memberfor many years. Great bowlingBret!

Great bowling by Roger Wrasealso, a true competitor. He alsocould have been our winner thisweek. He is a member, a BlueBlood and a fine guy, and a HappyMatch Series winner!

Runner-up Rose eliminatedthe field in the 3-6-9 roll off andmissed after shot #3. So we willgo for $2,400 this week at Chap-arral in the 3-6-9. Bret got a $50consolation for beer money:-).

The Match Game of 205 washit by three different members.Alan Basto, Cleve Johnson, andJeremy Pearson all matched.They got $368 each for the finegame. The Match Series worth$616 was drawn by TommyNewman. He drew a 579 whichwas matched by a happy RogerWrase. He is deserving for sure.Roger had a nice weekend at Key-stone! He was buying the beer :-)

Champion Tommy New-man,is an ABTA Blue Blood (He alsobowls in our ABTA League at CALBowl.) He used a Storm Passiondrilled by Ed Enlow for the win.He is from L. A. He is single buttaken by Cindy one of our fineABTA Staff. He thanks his pals atCal for the support and the ABTAStaff.

Bret Rose is from West

Covina, and also in our league!He used a Columbia Action drilledby Harry Wong at Friendly HillsLanes. He thanks the ABTA for agreat tournament and to Key-stone for hosting and his ABTALeague buddies.

Roger Wrase is from Downeyand used a Pyro Storm drilled byMemo at Action Lanes. He issingle! He thanks the ABTA stafffor a good job and also is a main-stay in our ABTA League!

We had several new membersat Keystone and first time Casherswere Diann Donadson who madethe finals, Darryll Thomas,Johany Polony, Ray Grabinski,Monica Gadson, Sura Hassan andMike Lindsay who returnd toABTA action.

We enjoyed our return to Key-stone. Special thanks to Dave andhis superb, helpful staff especiallyMary Lou and pretty desk galNatasha who does a bang up jobthere. We return there Mar. 24-

25 at 12:00-1:30-3:00 & Finalsquad at 4:45P.M. Sharp!

It is history folks, as TommyNewman enters the archives as athree time Champion!

Make plans for this Saturday’sOne Day event at ChaparralLanes. There will be qualifying at12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM withSemiFinals 5:45PM with one infive making the cut! There is anest. $1,200 Match Game, and$2,400 3-6-9 rolloff awaiting Youthere!! NOTE: SPECIAL ATCHAPARRAL, IF YOU BRINGIN A NEW MEMBER YOU CANBOWL FOR ONLY $15.00

See You all at Chaparral for agood one! Until then! The newschedule was mailed. If you didn’treceive one, let us know and wewill send one to You. Bring a newmember in and bowl for 1/2 price!

LAS VEGAS OPEN is set!!July 4-5-6-7-8. $7,000 1st Minand up to $11,000 1st with Bo-nuses at the Gold Coast. Reservesoon ! Flyers available.

44 Sue Purdie 576 49.0045 Rina Cordero 574 49.0046 Art Windsor ss 559 49.0047 Lucia Hwang 60% 555 29.5048 Joe Torre Jr 554 49.00

DOUBLES1 Bret Rose /

Victor Copeland III 1427 140.002 Alan Basto /

Danny Eguilos 1412 120.003 Roger Wrase /

Bret Rose 1400 100.004 Sun Sundara /

Victor Copeland III 1393 90.005 Johany Polony /

Norm Smith 1388 80.006 Roger Wrase /

Kevin J. Wilson 1379 70.007 Steve Brode /

Bret Rose 1366 60.008 Steve Brode /

Victor Copeland III 1365 50.009 Ronnie Cordero /

Alan Basto 1358 30.00FINANCIAL REPORT

Cut ScoresMen: Sat. +62, Sun. +65Women: Sat. +36, Sun. +22

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Alan Basto +148Women: Sura Hassan +62

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Bret Rose 50.00MATCH GAME — 205

Jeremy Pearson, ClevelandJohnson, Alan Basto, each won 368.34

MATCH SERIES — 579Roger Wrase 616.00Prize Fund, 191 4,976.00Paid Entries, 17 @ $49 833.00Optional Sidepots 1,331.00Doubles 740.00Brackets 8.375.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & carry 400.00Match Series 616.00Match Game 1,105.00TOTAL PAIDOUT $18,514.00


CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

ABTA LEAGUE AT CAL BOWLFinal Round Starts Thursday

Round 3 Winners: Team #12 - Team #183 Match Game Winners - Strike Out Pot Carry over

LAKEWOOD—Congratulations to Team #12 (Alan Aguilar,Jerilyn Morales, Danny Equilos and Tres Catalasan) and Team #18(Willie Dale, Mary Dixon, Julian Conwi and Al Williams), the twothird round winners. They will be seeded into the League Rolloffs.The league will start the last round this Thursday.

Marcus Lemons led the men’s scoring 246, 258, 236/740, MichelLaster 256, 216, 252/724, Steven Hower 266/694, Bill Hambly 266/691, Steve Bryant 263/677, Demetrius Reed 268/679 and Bill Hall655. Gina Velarde led the women’s scoring 247/648, ElvieMedestomas 219/613, Sandra Johnson 227/571, Pam Jones 211/571, Tracy Cueto 214/569 and Rita Wahl 198/558.

SIDEPOT $45 - Game 1. Victor Copeland 256. 2. DemetriusReed 268. 3. Vince Cervantes 279 and super pot for $100 and tie forsecond place were Gina Velarde and Steven Hower (247) for $20each.

$5 ACROSS SCRATCH $100-$25 - Game 1. Victor Copeland256/Marcus Lemons 246. 2. Demetrius Reed 268/Steven Hower266. 3. Steven Hower and Greg Velarde 247/Jello Gray 246.

DOLLAR DOUBLES - 1. Demetrius Reed 268/Speedy Bryant263/531 ($200).

2. Marcus Lemons 258/William Baskin 229/487 ($100).LADIES SIDEPOT $22 - Game 1. Anna Bautista 271. 2. Gina

Velarde 212. 3. Gina Velarde 252.MATCH GAME number called was 159 worth $290 and three

lucky winners received $96 each, Danny Eguilos, Emma Johnsonand Ryan Okamoto.

STRIKE OUT POT was worth $1665 and carried over thanksto Vince Cervantes and Roger Wrase.

The winner of the weekly ABTA tournament entry to any regu-lar ABTA tournament was Bobbie McCollum. ABTA tournamentwill be at Chaparral Lanes in San Dimas, first squad is at 12 noonand last squad is at 4 p.m.

We had another exciting finals at Keystone Lanes Sunday, 5 ofour regular bowlers made the top 16 finals, Tracy Cueto, DiannDonaldson, Bret Rose, Roger Wrase and Tommy Newman. The lastthree bowlers vying for the right to bowl Tommy (top qualifier)were Bret Rose and Roger Wrase. In the end, it was Bret that facedTommy for the title match and Tommy continued his hot bowlingto win his first ABTA championship. Glad to see quite a few more“new” league bowlers at the tournament.

Tournament will bowl at Chaparral Lanes Saturday. Qualify at12-1-2:30 &4PM Semis 6:45 PM. See our ad page 5 for additionalinfo and directions.

LAKEWOOD — Do you want to have the experience of thebowling pros? Well, now is your chance as Cal Bowl isforming a PBA Experience League. You get to bowl on thesame conditions the pros experience. It’s a trios leagueand costs $15 per week. The fun and challenge starts onFriday, April 27 at 7:00 p.m. so sign-up now. Contact Gary orEric at 562-421-8448 for more details. You can also take alook at the ad on this page.

LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEESBill Cowens Jr. 202-230-218/650, Terry Brown 178-219-

230/627, Renee Scott 220-213-181/614, Tua Sula 264/606,Joe Contreras 229/603, Rick Sharp 216/594, Ondra LucasJr. 237, Ray Terpstra 232, Maria Directo 230, Reta Sula 222,Amo Sula and Tim Perez 215 each, Louis Whitlock and EdKuder 213 each, Rommel Soliven 212, Erwin Flores 211,Brian Anderson 210, Dupree Millsap and Ken Campbell207 each, Darryl Gatson 206, Kimberley Agulto and MattPhelps 205 each, Roger Lewis 203, Rick Medina 202, SteveAnderson 201, Clay Barnett 197, Rudy Directo 195, OndraLucas Sr., Robin Fuller, John Parker and Floyd Jenkins Jr.191 each.

SENIOR MENS TRIOSonny Dew 203-209-222/634, Willie Burkhalter 189-158-

268/605, John Dunn 191-186-238/615, Jimmy Hamilton226-238-188/652, Rick Hunter 257-223-214/694, Rich Kelly221-205-258/684, Al Williams 223-230-178/631, LeeHolmes 258-189-169/616, Billy Scott 193-245-255/693,Jerry Peterson 183-247-172/602, Bob Pearson 185-183-256/624, E. Wafer 229-196-259/684, Fale Sula 213-189-226/628, Bob Knipple 225-216-252/693, Jr. Guimary 224-231-225/680, Tony Morones 267-225-203/695, Rick Llaneta170-234-221/625, Joe Swift 182-235-232/649, Archie Stull211-211-203/625, Doug Johnson 225-248-169/642, VicSantos 221-192-223/636, Walt Gist 190-224-197/611, PaulPeate 172-237-214/623, Ed Cabs 256-212-202/670, PaulReynolds 222-178-202/602, Ed Stoute 153-249-202/605,Don Boaz 188-236-213/637, Ralph Wingert 196-219-258/673, Clark VandenBerg 200, Jim Burke 226, Roosevelt Lewis218, Robert Thomas 211-206, Al Cowens 215, Bill CowensJr. 203, Steve Jaspar 213, Boylee Inocente 212, Jesse Smith221, Walter Millsap 213, Ivory Herd Jr. 204, Terry Binuya 211,Ding Cabug 200-214, Pat Kinard 202, Richard Sotelo 214-215, Ray Culp 247, Don Keith 224-213, Ernest Chatman227, Wayne Brown 201, John Mathews 214, HermanWoodard 227, Billy Williams 201-200, Fidel Usi 205, EdNeal 220, Charles Woods 213, Ellis Houston 202, LonRichardson 213-201, P.H. Metcalfe 212, Josh Hudson 202-204, Henry Hom 215, Charles Veal 201, Ken Seiple Sr. 200,Vince Cervantes 222, Wendell Ledbetter 226, Joe Erwin216, Ken Holliday 200, Donald Wade 225, Clarence Turner211, Ed Brown 227.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEBob Brockman 151-211-240/602, Paul Griba 213-225-

195/633, John Lynch 192-210-246/648, Matt Mosley 186-268-201/655, Shannon Santos 205-212-201/618, Jay Wil-son 156-211-233/600, Emery Bontrager 212, Daryl Brandt205, Myrick Burris 200, Guy Hunsinger 204-215, Eddie Mansy215, Greg Nardo 233, Jacoby Rudolph 221-202, MaryStockberger 227, Tommy Stockberger 204.

CAL STARSDottie Lawn 173-198-154/525, Darlene Hom 167-190-

226/583, Pat Orr 157-195-182/534, Audrey Green 181-176-172/529, Bette Jane Richardi 173-186-176/535, KimEastwood 147-202-164/513, Leona Bellitti 145-189-189/523, Betty Moss 177-153-176/506.

FUNSTERSJamie Vallier 542, Tom Dennis 218/578, Ken Seiple Sr.

519, Doug Johnson 255-247-228/750, Ed Buhay 515, Divina

Buhay 202/560, Boylee Inocente 202/585, Joe Erwin 541,Pat Erwin 545, Bob Webb 203/556, Pre Collier 204/557,Pete Cruz 213/575, Vancie Keith 212/561, Don Keith 276-200/624, Wendell Ledbetter 228-215/590, Lela Stevenson503, Don Kelly 550, Jane Simmons 208/558, DorothyRuggiero 501, Verne Willey 507, Steve Halada 214/597, CurtisWhaley 224-205-224/653, Josh Hudson 205-247/629, MattieWylie 214/553, Harold Runyon 232-203/597, Fred Meisel212-201/581, Geri Krezan 521, Rose Goodwin 203/539,Napoleon Goshay 503, Jim Burke 225-243/667, Jerry Stotts502, B.J. Theiss 558, Dominic Antonio 532, Jorge Fernandez217/590, Robert Thomas 203-202-218/623.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASJim Chandler 545, Dominic Antonio 578, Boylee Inocente

630, Donna May 509, Chuck Ashton 505, Margo McClain507, Ken Seiple Sr. 602, Ron McClain 626, Robert Thomas626, Tony Morones 690, Eddie Buhay 546, Larry Cosgrove536, Lucy Seiple 511, Don Jones 523, Frank Quiambao 531,Jerry Stotts 505, Stanley Murren 546, Wendell Ledbetter 577,Pat Erwin 566, Jim Burke 577, Wayne Moon 533, Ray Culp500, John Sherman 517, John Mathews 500, Mattie Wylie506, Bob Stickney 608, Clifford Schad 500, Chuck Patterson532, Joe Erwin 592, John Welty 608, B. J. Theiss 589, BillCharles 500, Ed Brown 524.

SENIOR MENSJohn Brider 179-196-184/559, Mac McNealy 160-183-182/

525, James Johnson 144-215-164/523, Albert Stephens 157-130-112/399, Ed Brown 166-183-216/565, Josh Hudson168-143-245/556, Don Jackson 71-69-65/205, EvaHammons 97-86-102/285, Dottie Castillo 162-178-188/528,Ellis Houston 174-219-199/592, Willie Creer 201-161-125/487, Tom Pettway 195-147-232/574, Jim Plante 188-212-232/632, Earl Hullett 165-188-191/543, Lester Fellien 156-199-183/538, Leroy Canaday 118-123-168/399, AlbertBurnett 172-160-157/469, Tua Sula 179-156-158/493, LyetteWilliams 139-137-150/426, Fale Sula 179-180-178/509, ArtNelson 149-182-178/509, Gene Hammons 163-177-168/508, Ed Stoute 205-170-161/536, Rachel Bright 104-128-120/352, Rosalind Harris 135-109-102/346, Connie Lopez144-157-122/423, Ed Johnson 201-124-140/465.

RECYCLED TEENSMaurice Chartrand 205/549, Fred Meisel 228/600, Rinze

Dystra 243/554, Mattie Wylie 501, Ken Seiple Sr. 211/586,Ning Barcelona 548, Steve Jasper 234/588, Rose Goodwin214/553, Willie Burkhalter 216-215/610, Frances Walker 257/599, Jim Burke 225/538, Harold Runyon 501, Don Keith209-200/599, Wendell Ledbetter 216-213/624, Divina Buhay507, Eduardo Buhay 534, Luz Cruz 205/515, Pete Cruz 215/527, Larry Neri 278-229-244/761, Gene Nichols 592, RicoBong Cayton 525, Lucy Seiple 510, Ed Brown 245-234-236/715, Dominic Antonio 543, Boylee Inocente 234-216-201/651, B.J. Theiss 254-201/649, Albert Burnett 516, JohnCocks 509, Frank Fernandez 529, R.C. Owens 509, WalterMillsap 200-212-233/645, Ben Jones Sr. 516, John Mathews206-202/582, Pat Nichols 518.

CORONA LADIES1st game: 1st Shirley Dohrman 223, 2nd Elaine Harmon

217; 2nd game: 1st Dee Montoya 179, 2nd Diana Howard177; 3rd game: 1st Shirley Dohrman 232, 2nd Shirley Barrett212.

CAL BOWLEROSKaren Witt 226-209/615, Mary Smyth 227/597, Carole

Fischer 211/589, Nene Camanag 554, Jerry Whitehurst 201/536, Vi Wilson 514, Marie Collier 507, Dee Phipps 505,Leona Belletti 212, Kathy Phylow 204.

LAUGHLIN SUNSETBill Perkins 269-206/659, Armondo Ramos 247-215/651,

John Cordi 258-203/629, Dave Minter 227-210/628, John

Mathews 221-211/625, Ace Price 226-201/616, BrandonMims 246-215/610, Louis Whitlock II 235/608, Ray Minter237/603, Carole Fischer 237, Maurice Alexander 227, DonnaSmith 227, Michael Buck 221, Kim McCausland 213, JamesHigh III 212-209, Dexter Levingston 205, James Talley 204-202, Carl Allen 202, Angela Hillig 201.

BIG BEARSid Nakagawa 237-227-226/690, Roy Cunningham 216-

176-279/671, Chaz Gaither 267-247-168/682, Vinny Patel257-191-222/670, Joe Swift 221-224-222/667, EmmersonWafer 234-236-196/666, Chris Gilliland 203-233-225/661,John Dunn 188-244-236/668, James Elliott Jr. 247-213-193/653, Mike Villarreal 207-235-205/647, Ralph Buckles 210-219-214/643, David Patterson 237-227-172/636, Steve Gra-ham 246-172-215/633, Don Jamison 213-217-196/626,Dan Baker 199-214-207/620, Carlos Salcedo 174-237-266/617, Harold Dubose 199-173-236/608, Dave Reid 204-197-203/604, Raleigh McCormick 222-191-188/601, ShantePittman 169-237-183/589, Fia Pele 175-215-190/580, LeeTheiss 181-203-191/575, Dee Phipps 191-194-175/560,Daronda Reed 202-153-211/566, Michelle Criswell 174-161-204/539, Maria Directo 170-205-176/551, Allisen Sutton165-204-179/548, Christine Terrell 141-161-212/514, BeckySimpson 158-171-182/511, Betty McDiarmid 159-180-172/511, Evette Franklin 170-178-157/505, Billie Bonnell 189-154-158/501.

JUNIORSBobcats

Kevin Labbate 136, Graham Gatwood 108, ChrisOverholtzer 85.

ClassifiedJamie Grabinski 178, Thomas Wooten 187, Marcus Quiller

217.ADULT-JUNIORS

JuniorsGabriel Martinez 223-231-239/693, Chris Blankenship

190.Adults

Donna Owens 223-211/615, Tammy Porter 177, GaryKowarsch 244/619, Matt Mosley 235-246/668, ChrisgenWhitfield 213, Chris Porter 234-205-202/641, Tommy Bowler209.

FRIDAY NO-TAPMarch 2, 2007

FINAL RESULTS1. Ray Grabinski 888 $70.002. George Marquez 887 50.003. Paul Danforth 878 30.004. Ken Diiorio 855 16.50

SIDEPOTS1. Ray Grabinski, hdcp. 328 37.002. Shorty, scr. 300 37.003. Paul Danforth, hdcp. 319 37.00

3-6-9 POTNo winners 273.00

INSURANCEChris Porter 37.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTKen Diiorio 855 37.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTMarch 9th at 1:00 P.M.

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Yorba Linda Bowl Presents The

7th Annual Jim Lee Memorial WWPBHammer 9-Pin No-Tap Pro Am

Saturday, March 31st, 2007 @ 8PM • Open To Men, Women & Juniors

No Checks Please. Money Order or cash only. Entry Deadline is March 17th, 2007 • Please call Roger Heap at 714-777-3818 for more informationSend entries to Yorba Linda Bowl, 18171 Imperial Hwy., Yorba Linda, CA 92886

Pro-amFormat& Rules1. Open to Amateurs only.2. Bowl with 3 different WWPB Ladies.3. This is a 9 pin No-Tap Tournament (9 pins on your first ball is a strike)4. May cash more than once, but only once in the top 5 in each division.5. All entries must be received by March 17, 2007. Payment must accoumpany entry.6. Entering Averages; Current 21 games or more (must bring league sheet)

If none use 2005-2006 Book average. If none bowl scratch.7. No refunds after March 10, 2007.8. After March 17, 2007 if space permits Bowling Package Options only will be available.9. Tournament Director reserves the right to re-rate or reject any entries.

ADULT PRO AMOpen to Men & Women (Handicap 100% of 200)

Entry Fee: $50.00 Bowling Package OnlyEntry Fee: $145 w/Raw Hammer Toxic Bowling Ball

SENIOR PRO AMOpen to Men & Women (Handicap 100% of 200)

Entry Fee: $50.00 Bowling Package OnlyEntry Fee: $145 w/Raw Hammer Toxic Bowling Ball

(Ages 55 & Over)

JUNIOR PRO AMOpen to all Boys and Girls (Handicap 100% of 200)

Entry Fee: $50.00 Bowling Package OnlyEntry Fee: $145 w/Raw Hammer Toxic Bowling Ball2 Divisions: (1) Ages 11 & Under (2) Ages 12 & up

Scholarships & Trophies Awarded 1 for Every 6 Entries in each Division

Jackie Herndon Wins Third ABTChampionship at Westminster LanesWESTMINSTER—Jackie Herndon won her third Amateur

Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Westminster Lanes on Sat-urday, March 3, 2007 during our one-day tournament. Jackie bowledin our 4PM squad and shot games of 266, 237, 239 and 214 withhandicap for a series total of 956 to advance to the semi-finals.

After the semi-finals, Jackie was our high qualifier shooting a746 series with handicap. The remainder of the top five was RayVarela with a 741, Ricky Rowe with a 724, Fred Ringor with a 723and Gil Romero with a 715. In the one of the finals matches, RickyRowe took on Fred Ringor.

Their match was close throughout. Fred had an open late in thegame and Ricky won the match with a final score with handicap of225 to 212. In the other finals match, Ray Varela bowled against Gil

ABT at Westminster—Back row from left to right: Fred Ringor, RickyRowe, Ray Varela. Front: left to right - Jackie Herndon, Gil Romero.

CLASSIC/MASTER COMBINED FINAL STANDINGS PLACE NAME CITY GAMES PRIZE

1 Jackie Herndon Los Angeles 153 $900 Progressive $650

2 Gil Romero Aguora Hills 609 $450 3 Ricky Rowe Fountain Valley 354 $250

4 (TIE) Fred Ringor Cypress 179 $125 4 (TIE) Ray Varela Wilmington 169 $125

CLASSIC/MASTERS COMBINED STANDINGS AFTER SEMI-FINALS

PLACE NAME CITY SCORE PRIZE

1 Jackie Herndon Los Angeles 746 **** 2 Ray Varela Wilmington 741 **** 3 Ricky Rower Fountain Valley 734 **** 4 Fred Ringor Cypress 723 **** 5 Gil Romero Agoura Hills 715 **** 6 Dominic Tambio Corona 714 $77 7 Voung Do Westminster 713 $75 8 Jeffrey Taino Chino Hills 688 $74 9 Steve Domon Cerritos 682 $73

10 Adam Drozdz North Hollywood 678 $72 11 Anthony Borci Anaheim 677 $71 12 Bert Dancel El Monte 675 $70 13 Steve Key Westminster 666 $69 14 Inno Harman Anaheim Hills 649 $67 15 Stan Por Long Beach 626 $67 16 Terry Hlebasko Torrance 600 $67 17 Michael Barcenas Placentia 586 $65 18 Don Pulliam Oceanside 571 $64 19 Eric Williams Costa Mesa 568 $63 20 Sun Sundara Diamond Bar DNB $62

Romero. An open late in thematch allowed Gil to win 211 to209 with handicap. In the semi-final match Gil had a game end-ing four-bagger to beat Ricky225 to 195. In the final match,Gil ran into a string of splits andJackie won the match 208 to 169and the $900 1st place prizeplus $650 from the ProgressivePot.

We have had many positivecomments about having a semi-finals and finals and will continueto have them when the host cen-ter has lanes available.

Our newest champion, JackieHerndon has been bowling for11 years and has a 289 game and743 series to her credit. Jackiewanted to thank her friends,Dino Reyes and Theresa andRamon Maloles for their sup-port. Jackie also thanksWestminster Lanes for hostingthe tournament, and the Ama-teur Bowlers Tour-OrangeCounty Branch staff and Direc-tors for running an outstandingtournament.

Eric Williams was the win-ner of the optional 4-gameScratch Sweeper and $150 withan 844 scratch series. ChrisDeBoer came in second for $90with a scratch series of 839. Wehave had many positive com-ments about the optional 4-gameScratch Sweeper, and will con-tinue to run this optional ScratchSweeper at each tournament.

The Mystery Game Pot ofGold game and score were drawnafter our final squad. Game #4was the game drawn, and 203(possibly good for $200) wasdrawn for the first chance. FredRingor and Chris DeBoer werethe winners. Remember, theMystery Pot of Gold is avail-able to all members (Classic andMasters) and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank the man-agement and staff at WestminsterLanes for hosting our tourna-ment. Our next scheduled event

will be on Saturday, March10th, 2007 at AMF CerritosLanes. This will be a Classicand Masters Combined 4-game beat-the-board tournament.All members (Classic and Mas-ters) are eligible. Handicap willbe 80% of 225 for this tourna-ment. Squad times are at 12:30,

2, and 4 PM. We will offer $100sidepots on each squad with just20 entrants, as well as optionalbrackets for each squad. Firstplace will be $800 with 100 en-tries for only a $55 dollar en-try fee. First place with fullProgressive will offer an esti-mated 1st place prize of $2,300

with 100 entries. As a reminder,check-ins will close 10 minutesbefore the squad goes on the floor.We recommend you arrive early(at least 45 minutes before squadtime) to guarantee your spot.

We hope to see you Satur-day, March 10th at AMF CerritosLanes!!


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STUDIO CITY—This may be that week when you look at allof these high scores and wonder why you can’t achieve the sameaccoutrements. Well, this just in; you can. We have two great coachesthat help many of our league and non-league bowlers destroy theirprevious scores and achieve plains never sought before. Call Pinzfor Nancy Kato’s or Juan Fonseca’s number to schedule a time tohone your skills and win money off your friends.

PINZ ADULTS:Many of you may not need practice or a change of style, but

there are a few that could win your leagues with a quick lesson.Have you ever looked at your league leaders and considered whythey are so good? It’s practice. We offer league discounts and spe-cial league rates on Sunday morning when we broadcast the PBAtour. Here’s your professional scores:

Tavern Guild: Ed Dusseau 221 214 212-647, Jeff Pifko 211219-612, David Quam 222 204-587, Jay Johnson 233-586, TinaHackett 226 207-586, Curt Zellers 203 215-576.

Twilighters: Dane Price 290 246-709, Darrel Meyerhoff 224226 246-696, Tony Viacava 208 224 223-655, Mark Spiwak 224207 207-638, Radi Cohanim 231 236-626, Shin Takei 204 214 201-619, Scott Brutz 212 206 201-619, Ron Koblin 244-617.

Kings and Queens: Darren Radeff 245-619, Glenn Gurniak212 224-614, Kevin Collins 215 224-608, Hector Hernandez 211-567, David McKennett 237-548.

Funseekers: Dane Price 205 238 231-674, Jim Moore 232 221213-666, Keith Rodman 223 237 201-661, Jay Fletcher 202 235223-660, Larry Potter 201 237 215-653, Keane Murakami 210234-636, Steve Santay 273 200-633, Tony Viacava 204 226-627

S.C.B.L.: Tony Laanan 200 246-638, Brian Patterson 228 229-628, Keane Murakami 224 211-624, Bob Hatch 255-623, DaveYamamoto 233-602, Will Petrasich 215 201-586.

PINZ JRS.:A wise woman once said “I’m waiting for one of the kids to bowl

a 300, before retiring”. This great woman was Barbara Lee and sheis ready to pack her bags, so please allow her to retire and one ofyou just bowl the 12 strikes already. Here’s the scores:

Banco Popular Adult/Junior: It’s about time that you are back.Banco Popular Senior Scratch: Nathan Honda 210 248 225

235-918, Griffin Roth 205 209-779, Brittlan Halpern 202-754,Nikolai Berk 236-729.

Banco Popular Senior Galaxies: Natalie Kato 221-551, EthanBensinger 200-539, Natalie Honda 204-535.

Banco Popular Junior Stars: Mario Vargas 131-340, StirlingMcCulloch 114-317.

Banco Popular Pee Wee Bumpers: Samantha Vargas 86-163,Paul McEnvoy 84-163.

PINZ SENIORS:As practice speeches have been giving to our younger bowlers,

we look at our perfect group; the seniors. These bowlers have es-tablished their bowling talents throughout the past century and aremore than willing to showcase their talents. Still don’t believe ustake a look:

Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 237-568, Sol Karnovitz 201-559, Cynthia Burkenheim 171-501.

Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 208-595, Elayne Klein 201-512, Bernie Filosa 172-496, Lujuan Lietzke 172-476, GeraldineJarvis 173-474, Pam Vaughan 169-442.

Coffee & Donuts: Hildegard Miller 197-536, Shirley Abramson187-500, Donna Hickox 179-487.Pin Pals: Marcia Shourt 189-493,Karen Collier 188-452

Joslyn Seniors: Jerry Rabinowitz 194-562, Gary Olsen 191-556, Sol Stein 201-534, John Dobson 200-503, Mary Sorenson188-495

Bowler of the Week: Stop everything! We have a miraculousoccasion to announce. One of our most talented bowlers; DanePrice, has achieved great success through hard work and practice.He graces our facility bi-weekly and offers us a sly head nod. Whilecaptivating all that watch he bowled games of 290, 246, 205, 238,and 231. Well that 300 is waiting for him. We wait with idle thoughts.

Sweetness quote of the week:Pablo Casals, an accomplished cellist, at age 94 was still practic-

ing three hours a day. When asked ‘Why do you still practice threehours a day?’, he replied ‘I’m beginning to notice some improve-ment.’

CANOGA PARK195 & UNDER 5-GAME NO-TAP SINGLES

TOURNAMENT(At Canoga Park Bowl)

March 3, 2007OFFICIAL RESULTS

1. Bill McKinley 1291 $70.002. Fred Sloss 1248 40.003. Angel Dizon 1247 FE4. Myron Stevens 1247 FE

SIDEPOT RESULTSOPEN DIVISION

Game 1, hdcp.: Fred Sloss 280 11.00Game 2, scr.: Percy Manansala 266 11.00Game 3, hdcp.: Angel Dizon 280 11.00Game 4, scr.: Andre Hebert 252 11.00Game 5, hdcp.: Bill McKinley 305 11.00

OPTIONALS300 JACKPOT (Game 4)

No winnerCarryover 234.00

3-6-9 JACKPOTBill Robb 8.00Carryover 160.00TOURNAMENT HIGH GAME JACKPOT

HANDICAP DIVISIONBilll McKinley 305 10.00

SCRATCH DIVISIONStephen Mendez 284 10.00

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi. The San Fernando Valley had a beautiful weekend of

warm temperatures and clear blue skies. That certainly felt like a hint of whatwill be here in a few months.

The juniors here at Canoga Park Bowl have scores to report and here theyare.

Adult-Junior Doubles: Daniel Williams 235/585, Jennifer Pyka 183/494,Russell McFadden 182/482, Eric Czubiak 160/425.

Sutter Goldminers: Duncan Clarke 208/498, Amruta Gill 167/422, WahinLadin 149/367, Jess Carmona 144/358, Maroff Haque 132/348, Jacob Domine117/332, Ismael Avila 114/288, Corey O’Dennell 108/283, Cindy Kao 89/238,Christina Vasquez 82/214.

Tuesday Pick-A-Ball: Aaron Steinberg had a great 298 game plus 210-201/881, Daniel Williams 225-221-214-206/866.

Bumper Thumpers: (2-games) Christopher Levendo 119/229, Sonny Guerrero125/203, Jonathan Liu 92/183, Jared Brett 96/169, Calvin Nastor 68/128.

Junior Royals: Kevin Gross 247/622, Noel Sosa 225/597, Scott Englehart224/592, Gus Reveles 201/541, Drew Stern 532, Jennifer Pyka 201/522,Sonu Gill 186/462, Kim sosa 157/459, Samantha Meyers 147/398, Alina Medina124/369, Chris Powarzyns 201.

Bantam All Stars: Julia Frias 120/290, Otto Saurer 98/251, Jessie James108/235, Bertha Rose 92/215, Lianna Frias 96/210, John Nelson 72/193,Jonathan James 58/148, Gina Vandewater 59/131.

Leichman Alley Kats: Orlando Pena 95, Sevag Ghaminian 80, Victor Donado67, Henry Martinez 60, Rick Emerson 55, Gabriel Silva 51, Danielle Ortega 51,Amanda Jarvis 47, Nicole Vonende 40.

It’s good to see all those names and scores from our juniors. See ya.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Congratula-

tions to Bill McKinley andFreda Leibson, winners ofthe Senior Alibi No-Tap tour-nament on February 27 hereat Canoga Park Bowl. Moreresults will be at the end ofthis column.

Congratulations to DaveFolck as he did it again, lead-ing both senior leagues asthe high bowler. Let’s takea look at all the scores thatwere reported.

Funtimers: Dave Folck236-205-247/688, Al Reiswig236-247/646, Bob Adams 216-207/618, Carolyn Scherzberg216/606, Bill Robb 201-201/594, Roger Chartrand 202/585, Rick Greenzweight 216/583, Donna Mae Brown 218/529, Bertha Willard 198/525,Candy Adams 180/484,Marilyn Bigman 159/462,Eleanor Weaver 164/461,Marge Hebard 157/450,Jackie Becker 158/435.

39’Ers Senior Trio: DaveFolck 244-235-247/726, BillRobb 268-236/691, Hung-LayQuon 268-200/656, Cal Vogt202-235/635, Scotty Alavazo243-214/620, Bill Volkert 213-231/617, Homer Hammond206-236/613,Mel Mohr 217/613, Rick Greenzweight 224-206/609, Al Reiswig 221-208/607, Roger Chartrand 205-201/599, Edwin Cornish 206-226/596, Carolyn Scherzberg219/591, Don Segien 249/588,Mel Neiditch 215-213/588,Mary Lauer 235/565, DorisSimmons 172/505, CarolWareberg 175/482, FredaLeibson 176/460, Lil Baker181/472, Shirl Radamaker174/460, Ellen Hogan 184/456,Vicke Blaiwes 166/454, ChrisZielan 179/448, Kay Leovy179/442, Charlotte Marcoe170/442, Sylvia Kesilis 155/436, Lee Murray 149/430,Clare Luther 162/429.

SENIOR ALIBI NO-TAP TOURNAMENT

February 27, 2007OFFICIAL RESULTS

MEN’S DIVISION1. Bill McKinley 912 $12.002. Kenneth Burkenheim 856 10.003. Bill Robb 841 FE

SIDEPOTS(All scores include handicap)

Game 1:1. Doyle Miller 294 9.002. Bill McKinley 282 5.00Game 2:1. Bill McKinley 328 9.002. Harold Nakaoka 286 5.00Game 3:1. Jerry Kanowitz 300 9.002. Bill Robb 291 5.00Game 4:1. K. Burkenheim 330 9.002. Jose Blanco 308 5.00

WOMEN’S DIVISION1. Freda Leibson 865 11.002. Cynthia Burkenheim 854 FE

SIDEPOTS(All scores include handicap)

Game 1:1. Cynthia Burkenheim 327 4.002. Alicia Schryver 275 3.00Game 2:1. Freda Leibson 296 4.00

2. Mary Lauer 273 3.00Game 3:1. Freda Leibson 326 4.002. Alicia Schryver 301 3.00Game 4:1. Cynthia Burkenheim 290 4.002. Mary Laurer 253 3.00

300 POTNo winnerCarryover 46.00

Our thanks to all participants.

WINNETKA — This is the weekend for everyone to havefun changing the time on all their clocks. It’s Daylight Sav-ings Time! This is the first year that we get to enjoy moredaylight so we start earlier and go all the way to November4. So Spring Forward!

Here are those wonderful scores from the wonderfulbowlers at Canoga Park Bowl.

Friday Vegas: Mario Jordan 236/621, Tiffany Morita 224/601, Dan Onestinghel 228, Aaron Roth 226, Chris Green-wood 205.

CC Nikkei: Kirk Sasaki 244/681, Don Kobayashi 223/619, Ken Shinbashi 228/613, Miyuki Koga 221/578, NorikoFukunaga 522, Pei Eto 209/511, Hitomi Tamiya 509, KatsukoFujita 501, Victor Muraoka 234, Harold Muraoka 226, JohnKobayashi 223.

Phil-Am: Bert Araneta 246-201-237/684, Donald Lavares214, Paul Layosa 230, Helen Ventenilla 176/524.

Adult-Junior Doubles: Ruben Sarkissian 259-225-227/711, Bill Williams 215, Russell McFadden 214, Kevin Gross213.

Viva Las Vegas: Chris Beloff 256-235-300/791, JoeMaksimon 236-245-254/735, Curtis Litzenberger 267-224-203/694, Jeff Johnson 227-202-245/674, Dionte Smith 199/547, Lori Bains 203.

River Maniacs: Scott Crawford 236-224-279/739, MikeOlson 224-268-220/712, Chris Robinson 230-242-226/698,Johnnie Englehart 244-248-293/695, Sobeck Banuelos 258-210-221/689, Trevor Stoy 214-207-265/686, Ted Weinsziehr211-277/677, Tyler Stoy 212-268/643, Andre Hebert 232-214/639, Ray Stoy 252/631,Monise Kelly 198/552, Kathy Villa175/462. This league will be Laughlin, NV on March 10 fortheir sweepers at Riverside Lanes at 9:00 a.m. Good luck toall.

First Lutheran: Rick Godin 225-268-256/749, Bob Pfleger213-278/671, Steven Schulkin 245/621, Carol Enochs 209/546, Diana Rollins 513.

Monday Nite Live: Robert Joseph 258-286-213/757, R.Greenzweight 209-279/674, Dan Onestinghel 225-237-210/672, Marc Loshin 246-221/639, Lucy Tralla 176/513.

Scratch Daytime Travel: Connie Wannomae 222/607,Nancy Kato 214/598, Helen Layfield 559, Robyn Willis 246/550, Rosie Duran 208/550, Jonna Barr 203.

Tuesday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Bill Williams 219-234-237-214/904, Allan Nathan 225-202-203/825, James Smith213-215, Jeff Johnson 231-214, Andrew Johnson 216, MaryLauer 190/699, Len Haydock 201, Marsha Williams205,Aaron Hall 200.

Comedians: Anthony Pavlowsky 235-245/673, MichaelRicca 226-224-219/669, Chris Husby 241-218-201/663,Ruben Sarkissian 221-247/662, Mark May 258-214/645,Lizette Stevenson 214-203-215/632, Dan Kline 244-204/631,Dan Stipkovich 224-214/629, Chris Robinson 265/623,Stavros Baucom 241-214/620, Judy Valazza 223/589, MaryBecker 533, Sandie Crawford 501.

Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 190/560, Jackie Torres 517,Judi Rivers 512.

Copper Bucket: Tom Tucker 266/605, Gary Reed 213-222/602, Richard Alajarin 233, Steve Katz 216-201, PaulProber 208, Randy Barden 216, Amanda Johnson 180/495.

500 Classic: Marian McWilliams had a 189 all sparegame, Mary Lauer 168-168-168 triplicate. Petra Kaun 216-203/612, Teresa Lauer 201-201/592, Marie Romain 203/579, Carol Asher 215/547, Helen Layfield 541, Perri Toledo213/540, Lesslie Jackson 521, Pauline Long 518, MariannaCardilino 517, Karen McDonald 205/513.

The Classics: Tim Stake 202-242-201/645, JodiPappacostas 228-234/640, Ream Luttrell 227-203/614,Gayle Kirby 213/597, Tina Enriquez 207-200/587, Jerry Lovell225, Pam Findl 555, Linda Lowande 215/554, Bob Ballard214.

Pizza & Bowl: Warren Plouffe 259-220/672, MarshaPlouffe 191/526.

Thursday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Fred Sloss 211-226-240-254/931, Mike Willis 225-267-238/904, Scott Friedman209-225-223/835, Larry Friedman 201-231/811, RyanGibson 223, Louis Gross 207, Patricia Gross 191/643.

B’nai Brith: Jay Davies 214-220-268/702, Jay Rosen 234-218-226/678, Steve Horenstein 224-234/645, Alan Rothstein245-204/629, Tony Rubin 224-221/625, Michael Halem 225-211/623, Roman Agiert 239/600, George Lippert 205, JohnMcComb 221-214, Tom Flynn 211.

That’s it for this week. Remember to move your clocksforward this weekend.

It’s Shozi Timeby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—When the cur-tain went up on the 590 Classic atLinbrook last week, the star forthe day was Shig Shozi. His acad-emy award winning series of 902was shot on games of 235, 255,165 & 247. That’s a hard act tofollow Shig!

Other leading scores were:Frank Bellinder 248/887, RobRoberts 245/880, Larry Spejcher257/876, John Velasquez 254/872, Tom Stearn 259/864, LloydThierry 235/838, Willie Harris244/838, John Conway 247/838,Ron Mahler 230/825, Rose Will-iams 235/820, Nancy M. Smith255/818, Ed Harris 234/813, Or-lando Vanegas 269/810, RodCantrell 244/807, Jim Upton 215/804, Ron Douglass 248/802, AlLara 243, Ed Stoute 236, ReyOrtiz 232, Fred Voysey 232,Ronny Thompson 228, JanineDitch 226, Jerry Knight 225,Gino Vassallo 224, Gene Plotnick222, Larry Green 222, JohnnyMunson 221, Ron Corona Jr. 214,John Phillips 214, Carl Adinolfi213, Tony Chaco 208, AlanBloom 206, Ed Hermance 203,Roberta McNaught 202, HelenPetrowski 202, Kerry Wright202, Adrian Bradley 200 and TonyAngulo 200.

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The deadline for submittingyour qualifications is April 20.You may call the office 714/554-0111 or come by - 13896 (5A)Harbor Blvd., in Garden Grove.The Annual Open Meeting isslated for May 20, 10 am atCarter Bowl. Elections will beheld for board members, del-egates to state and national con-ventions for 2008 and much in-formation provided on specialevents, tournaments, etc.

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Inland EmpireNABI Champion

Don Eideby Quin

SAN BERNARDINO — Wewant to thank AMF ArrowheadLanes for hosting last Saturday’sInland Empire NABI tourna-ment. Our newest champion,Don Eide, was on top of hisgame as he was our high quali-fier to win his first tournament.

Don has been bowling manyyears, and bowled the NABINationals back in 1990. How-ever, he quit bowling in 1995 dueto some knee problems. He then,after some time, had successfulknee surgery, and came back witha bang. Don not only enjoystournament bowling, he alsoplays tennis, which he and hiswife Carol take lessons at JessRanch in Apple Valley.

Don won with his ColumbiaCuda-C, drilled by Tim Albin ofAlbin’s Bowling Supply locatedinside AMF Bowl-O-DromeLanes in Torrance. He also cred-its Tim for just recently rejuve-nating his winning ball. Don wona champion shirt, an entry intothe Tournament of Championsat the NABI Nationals in LasVegas for this July 2007 and$1,000 with Optional Upgradeof $400 and $100 for wearing aNABI shirt.

Our stepladder last Saturdaystarted out with Michael Graybowling John Radosevich. Johnbowled a 179 to Michael’s 189.Michael, then bowled LouieBaello. Michael bowled a 190 toLouie’s 253. Louie went on tobowl Lito Dizon. Lito bowled a176 to Louie’s 216. Louie thenbowled our high qualifier, DonEide. Louie bowled a 182 toDon’s 190 for Don to win.

We want to thank all whocame out for our tournament.Our next NABI tournament willbe held this Saturday, March 10at AMF Bowlium Lanes inMontclair. See our ad in thisweek’s Bowling News. See yathere!

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1st SQUAD $75 SIDEPOT WINNERSMichael Gray, Aubrey Chelsea and JayShackelford tied with Brent Evans.

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Michael Gray, Don Eide, Wally White, Tho-mas Licauco, Louie Ballo and Lodus Grif-fin.

What’s up! It’s me again, your friendly neighborhood reporter,telling you who did what at you know where (Southwest Bowl, foru new readers, and for those who haven’t been paying attention).Anyway, due to “technical difficulties,” I wasn’t able to get lastweek’s results to you. So, in fairness to those who did score well,there will be 2 weeks worth of scores. So, without any further delay,let’s get this party started!

CHRIS’ ANGELS: (2/19) Willie Allen 223, Peter Spencer 215,Will Jackson 206, Joe Yarbrough 205, Perry Foreman 202. (2/26):Clyde (Mr. Hat 242-206/641, Horace Jackson 223-202/602, HenryGoodman 208-215/600, Frank (Rip) Berry 225, PJ Choyce 223.

BALL AND CHAIN: Reggie Smith 257-224-224/705, Marvin(XYZ) Vaughn 221-232-237/690, Chris Ridgeway 256-212/660, Der-rick (DJ Smash) 202-243-230/648, Prewitt Kinnermon 259-234/645. Ladies: Robin Burns 204, Erica Cook 202.

555 SCRATCH TRIO: Curmit Foster 245-211-210/666, TariqShamsid-Deen 214-207-234/655, Del Ingram 203-266/649, PhilGuilford 266-200/649, Henry Coates 212-204-643. Ladies: MaryMcDonald 212. (2/27)Marvin (XYZ) Vaughn 225-269-226/730,Willie (Sambone) Sanford 2315-223-289/727, Guy David 225-236-238/689, Sonny Dew 257-236/684. Ladies: Pearlie Watts 214-215-254/683, Angela Williams 205-256-214/675, Alma McNair 204-244/629, Carrie Thomas 255, Marian Carter 236, Monica Blount 226.

D.P.S.S: Marvin (XYZ) Vaughn 260-222/658, Monroe Williams233-226/639, Lee Posey 270/611, Garryl (G-Bo) Bohannon 245/604. Ladies: Uracy Chatman 202-237/604, Michelle Brooks 206,Michelle Lowe 203, Pam (Mo Money) King 200. ((2/27) Fred Pettie232-279-245/756, Marvin (XYZ) Vaughn 257-249-219/725, David(Shake- n-Bake) Smith 210-254-221/685, Garryl(G-Bo)Bohannon204-246-219/669, Chris Brown 214-215-232/669. Ladies: RubyBlake 254/641, Deborah Sanders 238, Mable Williams 226, Pam(Mo Money) King 201-203, Kortnee Jackson 202.

KINGS & QUEENS: Clarence Williams 277/645, Drew Hall228-234/642, Lori Foster 255-200/638, Maggie Deloch 214. (2/27)Arvo Dygert 258-244/696, Clarence Williams 222-226/641, Willie(Sambone) Sanford 227-236/644.Ladies: Melinda Blue-Taylor 215,Lori Foster 211-208.

L-1011 SENIORS AND FRIENDS: Guy David 244-247/655,Lee Hall 278/646, Clyde (Mr. Hat) 210-240/641, PJ Choyce 256-221/636, Jim Reed 212-226/632. Ladies: Jessie (Mississippi Girl)Walker 244-207/640, Uracy Chatman 215. (2/28) Lee Hall 204-221-235/660, Guy David 231-232/659, Sean Tillett 246-218/658, LeviWhite 221-279/635, Ed Matthews 216-204/615. Ladies: DorisMyles 223, Ernestine Lidsey 211, Sheila Watson 209, JessieWalker 200.

MARTIN LUTHER KING: Chris Ridgeway 257-222-222-701,Art Burris 208-222-268, 698, Willie Dale 235-223/657, Clarence(Biceps) Bailey 228-238/643, Joseph Bailey 247.(2/28) Clarence(Biceps) Bailey 235-279-268/782, Chris Ridgeway 247-244-263/754, Mark Bruce 227-242/652, Louis Jefferson 200, 255/655,Colston Westbrook 256/631, Mark Nicholson 263.

FANTASTIC FIVE: Max Gallow 242-298/720, Al(Pops) Bailey212-278-225/715, Ed Matthews 279-211/673, Phil (Jaws III) Gipson224-224-212/660, Virgil Kilgore 266-212/666, Jackie Ridley 245-207-203/655, Loymon Batiste 266, Ivan (Da Franchise) Moore 260.Ladies: Cheryl(Ms Showtime) Durden 214, Cherry (Rip it!) Webb204. (3/1) Al(Pops) Bailey 221-253-213/687, James DeVance 215-212-246/673, Marvin (XYZ) Vaughn 210-264/672, Phil (Jaws III)Gipson 210-255-204/ 669, Cleo (Cool J) Johnson 267-203/661,Robert Woods 256, Ivan Moore 256. Ladies: Mable Williams 202-244/616, Cheryl (Ms. Showtime) Durden 237-209/605, BarbaraFisher-Shaw 233, Nikki Metoyer 222.

SENIORS AND FRIENDS: PJ Choyce 238-224/647, CharlesBooker 234, Clyde Blalark 224, Willie Allen 222, Earl Leonard 223-204, Earl Leonard 222. Ladies:Jessie (Mississippi Girl) Walker 200-211, Katheryn Moore 201. (3/2) Earl Holmes 206-269/657, HoraceJackson 265/633.

TAX MAN ON WHEELS: VJ Flores 237-246-237/720, JackieRidley 278-203/676, Bill McKillian 234-255/673, Ardis Jackson227-223-220/670, Prewitt Kinnermon 259. Ladies: MonicaGadson221-223/616. (3/2) David Bryant 226-265-267/758. LadiesTracy Thompson 232.

SOUTHWEST TRIO: Marc (Taz) Davis 300-244, 725, PrewittKinnermon 224-258-238/720, Fred Overstreet 227-215/635, GeorgeWalker 234/616, Sherman Walker 213/601. Ladies: Beverly Fitzgerald226/605, Mable Williams 224. (3/3) Virgil Kilgore 223-257-258/738, George Walker 267-257/718. Ladies: Beverly Fitzgerald 224-247-212/683.

VEGAS IN MAY: Fred Pettie 268-224-252/744, Kevin (K-Mac)McCall 218-231-223/670, William Vivian 243/616, KrischnaHoward 224/616, Jimmy Daniel 257/612. (3/3) Wilfrede (I Love 2Give Nicknames!) Lewis 213-245-218/676. Ladies: KrischnaHoward 244-204/617.

Well, that’s more than enough from me this week. Some leagueswere condensed for time and space sake, and if I omitted somebowlers scores, I most humbly apologize. Good luck, good scoring,and see u all next week! Out.


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(213) 385-9475

SOUTHWEST BOWL (26)11633 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90047

(323) 757-2211

VALENCIA LANES (24)23700 Lyons Ave., Santa Clarita, CA 91321

(661) 222-9080

Orange CountyFOREST LANES (40)

22771 Centre Drive, Lake Forest CA 92630(949) 770-0055

FOUNTAIN BOWL (60)17110 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, CA 92708

(714) 963-7888

SADDLEBACK LANES (32)25402 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 92692

(949) 586-5300

YORBA LINDA BOWL (30)18171 Imperial Highway, Yorba Linda, CA 92868

(714) 777-3818

DEL ROSA LANES (32)1499 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92404

(909) 886-4675

EMPIRE BOWL (24)940 W. Colton Ave., Redlands, CA 92374

(909) 793-2525

Riverside & SanBernardino Counties

Santa Barbara &Ventura Counties

BUENA LANES (42)1788 S. Mesa Verde, Ventura, CA 93003

(805) 656-0666

ZODO’S BOWLING & BEYOND (24)5925 Calle Real, Goleta, CA 93117

(805) 967-0128

Nevada

VIRGIN RIVER (24)Bowling Center, Hotel, & Casino

I-15 Exit 122 Mesquite, NV 89027(800) 346-7721 • FAX (702) 346-3965

TEXAS STATION (60)Gambling Hall, Hotel, & Bowling Center

2101 Texas Star Lane, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032(800) 654-8804 – (702) 631-8388 FAX: (702) 631-8281

email: [email protected]

SUNCOAST (64)Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center

9090 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89145(702) 636-7400

SANTA FE STATION (60)Hotel, Casino, Ice Skating, & Bowling Center4949 N. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89130

(702) 658-4995email: [email protected]

SAM’S TOWN (56)Hotel, Gambling Hall, & Bowling Center

5111 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas, NV 89122(800) 634-6371

THE ORLEANS (70)Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center

4500 West Tropicana, Las Vegas, NV 89103(888) 365-7111

GOLD COAST (70)Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center

4000 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103(800) 331-5334

ALL STAR LANES (22)4459 Eagle Rock Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90041

(323) 254-2579

HARLEY’S SIMI BOWL (24)480 E. Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley CA 93065

(805) 526-4212

MIRA MESA BOWL (44)8210 Mira Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92126

(858) 578-0500

San Diego CountyKEARNY MESA BOWL (40)

7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92111(858) 279-1501

Los Angeles County

USBC ASSOCIATIONSSAN GABRIEL VALLEY

Association Manager - Linda Johnson1061 West Badillo, Covina 91722

(626) 859-6216

CITRUS BELTAssociation Manager - Lee Fitzgerald

711 “B” West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410(909) 381-4599

ORANGE COUNTYAssociation Manager - Cheryl Huntington

13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843(714) 554-0111

NORTH L.A. COUNTYAssociation Manager - Mary Jo Stouffer

9175 Desoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311(818) 718-0193

SOUTH L.A. COUNTYAssociation Manager - Glenn Hizer

17057 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706(562)925-0417

ARIZONADESERT LANES (24)

4575 Highway 95, Mohave, AZ 86426(928) 763-2695

RIVERSIDE LANES (34)1650 S. Casino Drive, Laughlin, NV 89029

(888) 590-2695 • Fax: 702-298-2687email: [email protected]

SOUTH POINT (64)64 Lanes, Snack Bar, Pro Shop

9777 Las Vegas Blvd., South Las Vegas, NV 89123(866) 796-7111


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TOURNAMENTFor 189 & UnderBook Averages

Sanctioned Tournament

For CorrectDates, Time &Information,

Please Contact

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12277 Mariposa Rd.Victorville

(760) 241-7396

PALOS VERDES BOWL24600 CRENSHAW BLVD. TORRANCE, CA

(310) 326-5120VEGAS SWEEPERS LEAGUE

STARTS MARCH 25th 6:00 P.M.NEW BOWLERS WELCOME

COME JOIN THE FUN!

Cerritos JrsCERRITOS—Saturday

morning was bowling as usual.Everyone was on their mark, andtheir scores proved it.

In the Lil Raiders Jason Villastarted things off with a 102-184, Nathaniel Jacobowitz fol-lowed with a 114-183, and JarredDee bowled a 103-177. IsabelManalo started things off for thegirls with a 82-160, GianneOlilang followed with a 82-157,and Lilly Carey bowled a 94-156.

In the Rookies SebastianMilitant led off with a 127-327,Sean Dantas bowled a 122-322,and Adrian Cunanan had a 111-238. High games came fromTyler Sweet -194, Joseph Ash-191, Miguel Sanchez-186, IanDantas-184, and Micael Ash-183. Great bowling guys. KailaChen led the girls off with a 128-310, Savannah Ratliff had a 88-248, and Kris Liberatore had a81-230.

In the Striking Force AndrewArellano started things with a186-483, Chris Eguilos had a161-462, and Kevin Chen witha 188-453. High games came infrom Kevin Johnston-232, RyanJocson-222, Kevin Robeniol-214, Kevin Keseloff-213, EricHefner-208, Devin Ratliff-203,and Gerome Sunga-195. Greatbowling guys. Savannah Sweetled things off for the girls with a134-365, Tasha Jensen had a129-335, and Taylor Stahr had a125-322. High games came fromJameshia Gaddy-203, MarcellaAsh-202, Mari Elefante-200,Brenna McILroy-198, CeciliaArias-198, and Kim Eberle-191.Great bowling girls.

In the Seniors it was GlennGimeno with a 245-626, EstebanValdez with a 226-590. Highgames came from BryanMarklay-258, Shane Plount-256, Chris Kim-249, StevenBojorquez-245, AndrewNavarro-243, Rick Shefer-230,JJ Robeniol-225, Mike Foley-220, Sean Hogan-219, JustinLaguardia-215, Joshua Navarro-206, and Mauricio Camacho-192.Great bowling guys. Jaime Ferrystarted the girls off with a 210-600, Jennifer Hefner followed

Junior-adult

SCRAMBler

TournamentSaturday, March 31st

Check-In at 12:30 p.m. – Bowl at 1:00 p.m.

11459 E. Imperial Hwy. Norwalk (562) 868-3261

For More Information or

To Sign-Up Call

Mary Lou Teller

1 adult/1 junior per team - $35 entry fee per teamHandicap is 80% of 200

1st Place Team receives

NEW Bowling Balls

2nd Place Team receives

Trophies

1st GameNo-Tap

2nd Game3-6-9

3rd GameRegular

Each Game is a Different Format

RENO USBC UPDATEAS OF MARCH 5THONLY CALIFORIANSLISTED IN THE TOP

10 OF ALL CATAGORIES• 8TH IN ALL EVENTS TEAM EVENT

“BOWLERS DEPOT 2 - W. COVINA”• CLASSIFIED TEAM EVENT

“H & J CHEVOLET - KERMAN”• SINGLESROBERT STEPHENS - SAN FRANCISCO

• ALL EVENTSMARTIN ROVELLA - HOLLISTER

USBC YouthScholarshipsApplicationDeadlines

ApproachingFour national scholarshipopportunities available for

USBC Youth bowlersGREENDALE, Wis.—Four

national scholarship opportuni-ties are available for UnitedStates Bowling Congress Youthbowlers this spring.

Apply nowApril 1 is the application

deadline for USBC’s Gift ForLife Scholarship, Annual ZebScholarship and the Who’s WhoSports Edition All-AcademicBowling Team competitions.

Up to 12 Gift For Life Schol-arships of $1,000 each will beawarded to USBC Youth mem-bers who are high school studentsand demonstrate financial need.Two of these awards are re-served for a son and a daughterof fire department, emergencyrescue or police personnel.

The Annual Zeb Scholarship- a $2,500 award - recognizes aUSBC Youth member who is ahigh school junior or senior,achieves academic success andgives back to his or her commu-

nity through service. The awardalso includes an expense-paidtrip for the winner and a parentor guardian to attend the awardsceremony held in conjunctionwith the USBC Junior GoldChampionships this July inBuffalo, N.Y.

Up to 20 USBC/USBCYouth members will be chosento receive $1,000 awards as mem-bers of the Who’s Who SportsEdition All-Academic BowlingTeam. Selection to this honor-ary team is based on candidates’academic and community in-volvement, but only USBC/USBC Youth members who arepublished in the current editionof Who’s Who Among Ameri-can High School Students -Sports Edition are eligible.

Apply soonMay 1 is the application

deadline for USBC’s Earl An-thony Memorial Scholarships, acompetition which recognizesfive USBC Youth members fortheir community involvementand academic achievements. Fi-nancial need also is considered.These awards are $5,000 each.

Application forms for eachof the USBC scholarship oppor-tunities may be downloadedfrom bowl.com (follow the“Youth” and “Scholarships”links).

Paper copies of the applica-tions also may be requested byphoning USBC’s SMARTScholarship department at (800)514-BOWL, ext. 3168.

with a 194-534, and CandiceGalvan had a 192-531. Highgames came from Lizzy Raya-262, Alexis Baello-240, AlexisAdinolfi-235, Ronalee Abbago-223, Michello Bustos-217,Mann Rou Kou-213, GemeleneSunga-211, and Erika Castro-210. Great bowling girls.

Remember sign-ups for theState Finals that are being heldin Sacramento in July are beingtaken. Sign up early to reserveyour spot. The Adult-Jr. Tour-nament has been moved to March31st. Remember all Pepsi quali-fiers, it is on Sunday March 18th@ 9:00 a.m. at Brunswick WestCovina Lanes. Great bowling ev-eryone.

D.T.C. DoublesMixer ThisWeekend At

Del Rio LanesDOWNEY, CA — The Del Rio

Tournament Club (D.T.C.) willbe having two squads on Saturday,March10 and three squads on Sun-day, March 11 of their MixedDoubles No-Tap. Director is re-questing all bowlers to check inone hour prior to squad time,please!

There is a 410 Team Max,based on ’05/06 book averagesor a ’04/05 book. No book? Mencome in at 200, women use 180.

There are many ways to cash.So many prices for re-etnries, youmust check the D.T.C. ad onpage 8. One of the favorite features ofthis tournamant club is the cross-over doubles.

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