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Sean Rash won his second career Denny’s PBA Tour title Sunday.

BALTIMORE—In less thana year, Sean Rash has gone froma struggling qualifier with a lotof potential to one of the topyoung bowlers on the Denny’sPBA Tour.

Rash, who late last seasonbecame the first non-exemptbowler to win a Tour title, de-feated PBA Hall of Famer ParkerBohn III, 279-225, to win the2006 Beltway Classic at AMFCountry Club Lanes for his sec-ond career title.

The 24-year-old combinedfor 18 strikes in his final 19frames over his semifinal and fi-nal matches, dominating the 30-time titlist Bohn in the title match.

Rash got a break in the semi-final against Danny Wiseman,falling behind after Wisemanstruck in the first five frameswhile Rash couldn’t carry andstarted with four consecutivenine-spares. Wiseman missed a10-pin in the 6th frame, how-ever, and Rash responded withseven consecutive strikes to ad-vance to the title match, 256-236.

“My first couple shots werepretty good in the first game.After I threw a bad shot in the4th frame I told myself to re-group, get one break and see whathappens. I just believed in whatI was doing and took advantageof the opportunity I got,” saidRash (Wichita, Kan.). “I bowledtwo great bowlers. Parker’s aHall of Famer and Danny willbe someday. When you’re bowl-ing those two guys you can’tthink about bowling them, youhave to bowl the lanes. You can’tcontrol what they do.”

In last February’s West Vir-ginia Championship, Rash ad-vanced to the field of 64 throughthe Denny’s PBA Tour Quali-fying Round, then became thefirst qualifier to win a title, earn-ing an exemption for the 2006-07 season.

On Sunday, Rash struck inthe first six frames of the title

The Kid Can Rollmatch, opening up a nearly in-surmountable lead as Bohnstruck in just two of the first sixframes. A strike in the 9th framewrapped up the win for Rash.

Bohn advanced to the titlematch with a 222-206 win overChris Loschetter. After a 7-10split and open in the 5th frame,Bohn had a turkey to take overthe lead. Loschetter had a chanceto take back the lead with a strikein the 9th, but the 10-pin stoodup. Bohn struck with his firstball in the 10th to advance to thetitle match.

Rash earned $25,000 and anexemption for the 2007-08 sea-son. Bohn (Jackson, N.J.) tookhome $13,000 for second,Loschetter (Avon, Ohio) earned$6,500 for third and Wiseman(Baltimore) earned $5,500 forfourth.

The Denny’s PBA Tourmoves to West Babylon, N.Y. forthe 2006 Columbia 300 Classic,Dec. 13-17, at AMF BabylonLanes. The nationally televisedESPN finals take place Sunday,Dec. 17, at 1 p.m. EST.

Happy 90thBirthday

Frank Kietz

Inland Empire NABI Champion

Noli Valdeleonby Quinn

MORENO VALLEY — Ourthanks to ABC Moreno ValleyBowl for hosting our December9th Inland Empire NABI tour-nament; always a fun place tobowl.

Noli Valdeleon, our newestchampion, says that it has beena very long time since he haswon any bowling tournament.Noli bowls in a Monday nightleague at Deer Creek and is awonderful asset to our club. Heis a gracious and modest gentle-man. He has been bowling since1990, and his highest game everbowled was a 279.

Noli says this win is a perfectChristmas present and wants tothank his good friends who arehis encouragers and bowlingbuddies, Jeff Taino and LouieBaello. Noli also wants to thankDave Fairow at Right ApproachPro Shop at AMF ArrowheadLanes for drilling his BrunswickVapor he used to win the tour-nament.

Bowling is not Noli’s onlyoutside interest. He also playsfolk songs on his guitar. Nolithrew his ball at the tournamentlike he was strumming his beau-tiful music, for it was in tune tohis liking.

With this win of $900, Nolihas also won an entry into theTournament of Champions heldat the Orleans in Las Vegas, July2007 and a champion shirt.

Our stepladder started outwith WallyWhite bowling JohnHafer. John bowled a 215 toWally’s 230. Wally then pro-ceeded to bowl Brent Evans.Wally bowled a 206 to Brent’s227. Brent went on to bowlElaine Ward. Talk about “HoldYour Breath”. Elaine bowled 218to Brent’s 219 for Brent to goon to bowl our high qualifier, NoliValdeleon. Brent bowled a 200to Noli’s 238.

We thank everyone for par-ticipating in our tournament. Youwere all great!

Our next tournament will beheld on Saturday, December 23,2006 atAMF Arrowhead Lanes.Please see our ad in next week’sBowling News. See you there!

INLAND EMPIRE NABI(At ABC Moreno Valley Bowl)

December 9, 2006FINAL STANDINGS

1. Noli Valdeleon $500.00 Optional Upgrades 400.00 2. Brent Evans 200.00 3. Elaine Ward 100.00 4. Wally White 75.00 5. John Hafer 60.00 6. Dan Kimberling 50.00 7. Robert Grant 50.00 8. Kay Johnson 40.00 9. John Kimberling 40.0010. Ed Shipley 40.0011. Patrick Ambrose 40.00

NABI Champion at ABC Moreno Valley Bowl (L-R) ElaineWard - 3rd, Brent Evans - 2nd, Noli Valdeleon - Champion,Terri Colunga - Director, Marissa Noble - Noli’s Wife.

He has traveled the world tobring you the news. EveryBowling News reader thanksyou!

OCBA ClosedFor Holiday

GARDEN GROVE — BillHuntington, Orange County/USBC/Association presidentannounced recently their officewill be closed Noon Thursday,December 21 until 8:30 a.m.Tuesday, January 2, 2007.

The Association wished OCbowlers a Merry Christmas anda Happy New Year. For infor-mation, call 714-554-0111.

BVL TourneySet For JanuaryGARDEN GROVE —

Cheryl Huntington, manager ofthe Orange County/USBC/As-sociation said, “Our annual BVLtournament will be held duringthe month of January”.

The men/women four-divisionevent is the Association’s pri-mary charity. Mrs. Huntingtonsaid, “In the past OC nationallyraises the most money. In fact,we have many fund raisingawards. Our committees follownearby VA hospitals personallyto see on-site presentations. Weknow our war veterans get theawards”.

For more tournament site in-formation, call Mrs. Huntington.Ask about being a volunteer. Ourvets are fighting for you now.Some will need your help tomor-row. Call 714-554-0111.

OCBA Women’s 63rd Tournament

Planned For FebruaryGARDEN GROVE — The

Orange County/USBC/Associa-tion Tournament Committee re-vealed recently that their 63rdAnnual Women’s tournamentwill be held at Tustin Lanes(team) and Yorba Linda Bowl(singles/doubles), February 17thto 25th, two weekends.

Squads will be at 9:00 a.m.,12:00 noon and 3:00 p.m. Fees:$19 per event with optional all-events, $3. Call 714-554-0111for more info.

Missy BellinderRolls 18th 300At Saddleback

by Frank KietzMISSION VIEJO — At the

start of Saddleback Lanes’ 9:00p.m. Tuesday 820 Scratch Clas-sic season, Missy Bellinderpromised she would roll her 18th300 game here at Saddleback.She rolled her 17th perfecto afew Mondays back at Del RioLanes in Downey and last Tues-day at Saddleback.

The National/International/Fullerton Cal State pin star iscarrying a 230.90 average for herPrecision Pro Shop quartet.With teammates, dad FrankBellinder, Frank Pillarella, DonRose and Daniel Murray, theyhave an eye on the 820’s $5,000team title.

Currently, Missy is headingLong Beach State’s bowling pro-gram and plans for a Europeanbowling tour with stops inSpain, Denmark and San Marcosto compete in a number of bigmoney tournaments. She en-joyed her profitable 2006 trip.She said, “I plan to go with agroup from London sharing theexpenses and experiences”.

On week 12, Bowlers Advan-tage is leading the standings forthe second segment rolloff spot.Precision Pro Shop, SoCal No-tary and Windsor Mortgage arerunnersup. John Chapman’sSaddleback Four won the firstspot.

The 820 Classic is in it’s“tough” segment. Last week’stop scores for men was nothingto brag about. Geoff Maurer andRick Jocham tied with 258games; Tim Hall’s 684 was highand Lou Dietrich’s 678 was sec-ond best. However, Missyposted the loop’s lone 700, a705.

Owner Dave Del Conte in-vites O.C. bowlers to visit his32-lane center and watch theClassic stars in action. We havethree perfectos, Frank Street,Cam Honig and now a womanon the 300 honor roll.

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TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice

MeglemreCERRITOS—The Vegas

league made it’s 4th and last tripto Cerritos Monday and Susan,the new GM at Cerritos, follow-ing Randy’s transfer to anotherAMF center, and she is obvi-ously a super replacement.

All went smoothly and theweekly honor roll was led bysuper sub Lucy Turner. 212-576, followed by Doris Lewis236-553, Dottie Lawn 224-549,Cil Moons 214-537, DutchSullivan 533, Jamie Vallier 528,Kathy Phylow 524, CathyParrish and Patti Givechin tiedon 505 series and Berneice King200.

Westminster #2 sports 32wins, followed by Cerritos #2,31; Keystone #2 and Cal Bowl#4 tie at 28 wins, Westminster#1, 27; Keystone #1 and Key-stone #3 are tied at 26.

The big Christmas party isnext week and members werereminded about the optional $10minimum gift exchange and to besure they include names on giftswhen they give them to Charlie“Santa” Williams for a claimticket. Those participating willthen use that ticket to claim agift following their first strike ofthe day.

Also, Alberta Stoute willagain be in charge of arrangingthe delicious goodies on the sev-eral tables Sal will have set upfor us on Monday. The bowlersare requested to wait until thebowling session starts beforethey hit the tables, however, wewill invite Cal Bowl’s staff tofill their plates during the leaguepractice session in appreciationfor their service during our 10visits.

Congratulations to Lucindaand “her better half” who cel-ebrated a 21st anniversary alongwith Lucinda’s birthday. Theyshared a huge cake with leaguemembers. Also, we don’t wantto forget the upcoming birth-days for a couple of Vegas la-dies, Pat Willmore, 88 yearsyoung on December 22, andformer member Enola Gentilewho will turn 89 on December15.

NEXT WEEK: Cal Bowl 10a.m. Monday, December 18.

TENPIN SLANTSby Joe Lyou

The Professional Bowlers Assn. makes its only California stopthis season when Dave Osborn’s Fountain Bowl host the Denny’sPBA Dick Weber Open Jan. 16-21.

It will be the second year that this event—which honors the latelegendary bowler—is being staged at the 60-lane Orange Countycenter. The defending champion is lefty Jason Couch of Clermont,Fla.

The Dick Weber Open features the “old” format, in which thosesurviving the qualifying round will meet in round-robin match play.ESPN will televise the stepladder finals on Sunday, Jan. 21 at 10a.m., Pacific time.

The old format is popular with spectators because they canwatch all the bowlers in action at the same time during the matchplay. In the head-to-head format, half the field is eliminated aftereach round.

Southern California bowlers are encouraged to support the DickWeber Open, either with their attendance or by participating in theSaturday Pro-Am. Dave Osborn will appreciate it—and if enoughbowlers and spectators turn out, it might convince him to host the3rd annual Dick Weber Open in 2008.

Following the Fountain Bowl stop, the pros head for the Denny’sMotel 6 Classic, Jan. 24-28, at the Strike Zone at Sunset Station,located in the Las Vegas suburb of Henderson. It will mark thePBA’s first return to Sin City after an absence of several years.

Remember the good old days when the world-famous ShowboatBowling Center hosted the pros for more than 30 years? Manymemorable tournaments were held at the venerable 106-lane estab-lishment. The Strike Zone hopes to create the same kind of excite-ment.

* * *Speaking of exciting tournaments, there was plenty of it at the

14th annual WWPB (Western Women Pro Bowlers) Mixed DoublesNov. 18-19 at Bill Mossontte’s Mission Hills (Calif.) Bowl.

Most of the excitement was provided by the team of Leanne

Barrette and Ben Laughlin. Not only did they win the $2,200 title—they went wire-to-wire and won by a whopping 397 pins—butthey each shot a 300 in the fifth game of the first qualifying block.

That’s right…a 600 total that, according to Mossontte, equaleda USBC record. “As a matter of fact, it’s only the second time it’sever been done,” he said.

Asked if he would reward Barrette and Laughlin with the tradi-tional $100 for a perfect game, Mossontte replied, “Maybe I’ll givethem $150 each…or even $200 for tying the USBC record.”

Laughlin, a touring pro from Maricopa, Ariz., went on to fire asecond 300. Others shooting 300s were Chris Glossner and JoelReyes, who also had a 299 game.

Finishing second in the tournament were 3-time defendingchamps Wendy Macpherson and Dave Wodka, who shared $1,700.

Barrette and Macpherson were two of five former PWBA cham-pions competing at Mission Hills. The others were Kim Terrell—Barrette’s closest friend who was married on Oct. 7—TennelleMilligan and Dede Davidson.

Terrell bowled with Gary Hulsenberg, who is Barrette’s fiancé.They plan to tie the knot on July 1.

So how come Barrette and Hulsenberg didn’t bowl together inthe tournament? They had hoped to, but wound up with differentpartners because of a last-minute mixup.

“Ben and I had other partners (Tim Brown Jr. and ShannonPluhowsky),” Barrette explained, “but they weren’t able to bowl,so Ben and I got put together. It turned out great.

“Tim and Shannon may not get their partners back,” Barrettesaid with a smile.

Laughlin also said he wanted “to thank Tim and Shannon fordropping us as partners at the last minute.”

As the Great Bard wrote, “All’s well that ends well.”* * *NOTES TO YOU: The Los Angeles Times announced recently

that Station Casinos Inc., which features several bowling centers intheir Las Vegas-based hotels, has agreed to a $4.7-billion buyoutoffer from its founding family, the Fertitta’s, and an affiliate ofColony Capital. Approving the deal were Chief Executive FrankFertitta and President Lorenzo Fertitta, who are expected to remainat Station Casinos Inc. In fact, no major personnel changes areplanned…

From Yahoo News on the Internet, a recent news release stated

that Esther Medley of Centralia, Wash., who is 94 and legally blind,rolled a 244 game. Medley’s 86-year-old husband, Ralph, lines herup on the lanes and tells her which pins are left standing after herfirst ball. Medley had eight strikes in the 244 she rolled in a seniorleague at Fairway Lanes in Centralia. The Medleys have been bowl-ing in the league since 1979…

And talking about senior bowlers, Frank Kietz, the longtimehistorian and columnist for the California Bowling News, was to befeted at his 90th birthday party on Saturday, Dec. 16 at Forest Lanesin the south Orange County community of Lake Forest. Actually,Frank’s birthday is on Dec. 23, but it’s so close to Christmas thatfamily members opted to hold the party one week earlier. A largecrowd was expected to attend…Kietz, in spite of his years, is stillvery active. The former president of the Bowling Writers Assn. ofAmerica continues to write about the sport he loves, he bowlsseveral times a week, and he’s very popular in senior social circles.That means he has a lot of blue-haired ladies chasing after him…

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BIG BEAREmmerson Wafer 235-246-268/749, Sid Nakagawa 258-

233-257/748, Harold Dubose 257-279-179/715, John Lynch212-255-235/702, Jimmy Hamilton 238-207-215/660, JoeSwift 189-235-236/660, Dan Baker 182-245-212/639, CurtSoares 205-214-204/623, Roy Cunningham 202-181-236/619, B.J. Theiss 197-234-188/619, Donald Franklin 192-202-223/617, Ken Shearen 237-186-192/6125, LillieDarden 184-168-245/597, Shante Pittman 179-183-195/557, Michelle Criswell 208-151-189/548, Jan Hendrickson181-174-181/536, Deborah Saipaia 202-148-180/530, BettyMcDiarmid 191-167-165/523, Allisen Sutton 169-167-182/518, Billie Bonnell 185-165-168/518, Daronda Reed 183-163-155/501.

JUNIORSBobcats

Daniel Martinez 166, Russell Moon 110, Andrew Pudewa167, Alicia Overholtzer 86.

ClassifiedJamie Grabinski 180, Daniel Brown 210-198, Jon Rey

223-208/595, Diontay Patton 143, Thomas Wooten 186, RonLewis 223, Kristine Cuevas 212, Marcus Quiller 192, TroyNezey 132-124.

ADULT-JUNIORJuniors

Jamie Grabinski 183, Jade London 183, AshleyManzanares 157, Keanu Herrera 77, Raymon Carter 233,Hunter Capitulo 199, Daniel Brown 199-200, Ron Lewis200-205, Danny Martinez 175, Kaitlynn Soto 109.

AdultsRay Grabinski 187-180/539, Billy Foster 212, Heidi King

181, Joyce Allen 176-175, David Herrera 226, Paul Reynolds200-236-204/640, James Blankenship 170, Paul Mehl Jr.209-215/604, Gary Kowarsch 200-224, Matt Mosley 246-218-210/674.

FRIDAY NO-TAPDecember 8, 2006FINAL STANDINGS

1. Cliff Brown 893 $70.002. Frank Menchaca 888 40.003. Clarence Turner 852 23.004. Mikey Villarreal 848 15.50

SIDEPOTS1. Cliff Brown, hdcp. 336 33.002. Andy Clark, scr. 300 16.50 Tony Morones, scr. 300 16.503. Mike Pizarro, hdcp. 321 33.00

3-6-9 POT — $33.00No winner

INSURANCEMartin Angulo 33.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTJosh Montgomery 800 33.00

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

LAKEWOOD —Hi. How is everyone’s holiday shoppinggoing? Suggestions are available at the control desk or atthe pro shop here at Cal Bowl. Also, an entry fee to Gil’sAnnual Holiday Scratch Doubles will be appreciated by abowler.

Here are the scores from the past week.SENIOR MENS TRIO

Ken Holliday 211-199-213/623, Ken Seiple Sr. 242-221-226/689, Charles Veal 200-214-210/624, Jimmy Hamilton204-278-189/671, Willie Young 211-188-233/632, SonnyDew 246-202-249/697, Al Bailey 202-238-213/653, Billy Scott214-191-221/626, Tom Pettway 201-194-205/600, EllisHouston 215-204-213/632, Herman Martin 200-201-205/606, Robert Thomas 258-151-195/604, Sherman Joseph209-192-267/668, Ralph Wingert 209-216-180/605, ClarkVandenBerg 237-222-192/651, James Burke 191-181-246/618, Donald Wade 245-179-225/649, Wendell Ledbetter202-227-171/600, Richard Sotelo 195-179-235/609, VicSantos 278-190-203/671, Ron McClain Sr. 185-203-246/634, Rich Kelly 226-248-255/729, B.J. 246-225-208/679,Paul Reynolds 205-233-171/609, Lon Richardson 211-191-216/618, Don Boaz 195-214-198/607, Jerry Peterson 258-221-219/698, Bob Pearson 229-235-215/679, Phil Hyton191-235-258/684, Fale Sula 182-212-209/603, TonyMorones 191-235-179/605, Rick Llaneta 259-189-215/663,Walter Millsap 231-190-189/610, Earl Hullett 277-185-212/674, Pat Kinard 191-247-225/663, Doug Johnson 226, JohnMatthews 208-206, Terry Binuya 226, Abe Villania 211, PaulPeete 208, Ken Wright 204, Fidel Usi 206, Les Breazeale210, Jim Plante 208, Mariand Barcelona 207, Don Kelly 220,Stay Guzy 216, Charles Moore 234, Ivory Herd Jr. 203-220,Mel Lebeauf 214, Maurice Hart 223, Jr. Guimary 203-208,Chuck Patterson 215, Pre Collier 206, Clarence Turner 204-200, Bill Charles 201, Al Williams 213, Curtis Whaley 202,Bill Cowens Jr. 203-206, Ed Neal 214-203, ClarenceMatthews 201, Roosevelt Lewis 210, Hugh Kemp 214,Charles Woods 225, John Dunn 215, Rick Hunter 245, ChazzElgin 225, Ed Brown 247, Boylee Inocente 213, Al Ortiz 212.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEDaryl Brandt 216-201-215/632, Guy Hunsinger 228-198-

186/612, John Lynch 216-279-207/702, Matt Mosley 221-225-279/725, Doug Sanders 231-201-192/624, ShannonSantos 238-232-288/758, Richard Dubuke 223, Pat Evans207, Sheila Lawton 201-202, Clyde Lumpford 202, GregMobley 215, Larry Movera 201-207, Gary Nelson 213-200,Don Ott 234, Jacoby Rudolph 202, Sonny Santos 204, AlbertViernes 203, Jay Wilson 228.

CAL STARSShante Pittman 186-166-174/526, Leona Belletti 162-167-

182/511, Becky Carroll 176-174-158/508, Gerry Whitehurst157-201-202/560, Ora McCormick 180-155-182/517, NeneCamanac 147-188-177/505, Darlene Hom 181-175-182/538, Gale Cervantes 155-182-168/505, Kim Eastwood 164-169-167/500, Betty Phillips 202-145-178/525.

FUNSTERSPete Cruz 534, Dollie Castillo 520, Bob Webb 238-227-

190/655, Don Kelly 276/608, Maurice Chartrand 202/554,Wilfred Panton 224/570, Terry Binuya 549, Chuck Morrissey538, Barbara Smiley 201/503, Jerry Stotts 529, Orvil Price220/558, Arnie Faria 214/519, Janet Faria 214/505, VerneWilley 520, Steve Halada 508, Thomas Spencer 508, SidneyMoore 541, Sue Spencer 216/524, Vancie Keith 219/562,Wendell Ledbetter 521, Bertie Martinez 208/528, Ed McLean233/552, Joe Erwin 202/554, Dominic Antonio 512, JorgeFernandez 209/541, Curtis Whaley 528, Josh Hudson 202-

208/588, Boylee Inocente 554, Harold Runyon 217/555,Bessie Hudspeth 503, Pre Collier 268/613, Marie Collier219/536, John Matthews 217-201-215/634, Ed Brown 214-269-247/730, Frank Krezan 534, Dorothy Ruggiero 524.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASJohn Welty 653, Jim Burke 615, Wendell Ledbetter 574,

Pat Erwin 521, Jim Young 535, Clifford Schad 529, LarryNeri 505, Ed Hansen 637, Don Keith 518, Chuck Patterson564, Ken Seiple Sr. 648, Ron McClain 522, Don Jones 607,Ed Brown 650, John Mathews 528, Boylee Inocente 634,Bob Stickney 631, Jamie Vallier 536, Wayne Moon 580, RayCulp 554, Tony Morones 257-222-237/716, Robert Thomas625, Vern Willey 526, John Sherman 532, Ken Holliday 620,Billy Williams 591, Stanley Murren 578, Fred Contreras 506.

VEGAS CRACKPOTSAlwyn Woods 170-300-244, Carl Stokes 225-209-246,

Ricky Robinson 164-183-238, Billy Williams 123-175-202,Versel Benjamin 179-222-200, Gary Nelson 268-174-187,Kirk Van Boren 189-214-179, Gerald Williams 247-238-192,Carolyn Jones 168-223-131, Ecarum Sumpter 144-147-212,Kim Taylor 140-201-171, Greg Tiller 162-168-242, AmoddChriston 222-161-245, Nate Williams 198-202-241.

YOUNG AT HEARTArt Nelson 142-136-179/457, Gene Hammons 135-179-

165/479, Charles Gleason 199-215-243.657, Tua Sula 156-186-155/497, Lyette Williams 164-164-133/461, Fale Sula153-203-219/575, Albert Stephens 136-89-91/316, MariaLarason 114-154-121/389, Josh Hudson 192-166-161/519,John Brider 145-186-148/479, Mac McNealy 172-168-179/519, James Johnson 183-157-171/511, Lester Felien 156-176-199/531, Leroy Canaday 150-113-93/356, Albert BurnettSr. 150-160-143/453, Jim Plante 234-217-179/690, JacqueDonaldson 130-107-111/348, Earl Hullett 224-165-236/625,Ellis Houston 198-220-191/609, Tom Pettway 122-210-214/546, Willie Creer 138-153-146/437, Don Jackson 65-51-87/203, Dottie Castillo 168-153-150/471, Gene Skulick 189-179-151/519, Audrey Johnson 135-170-132/437, EdJohnson 146-151-162/465, Willie Young 255-184-172/611,Rachel Bright 94-126-91/312, Connie Lopez 63-93-55/211.

RECYCLED TEENSKen Seiple Sr. 578, Pat Erwin 213/555, Mattie Wylie 524,

Joe Erwin 521, Luz Cruz 218/586, Gene Nichols 515, RicoBong Cayton 206/545, Ed Brown 238-212/630, NingBarcelona 233/550, B.J. Theiss 209/550, Joe Nolan 531,Lola Stevenson 520, Don Keith 517, Ken Holliday 537,Dominic Saraceno 213-234/626, Ron Leidholdt 523, WillieBurkhalter 520, Sam Huckleby 517, Steve Jasper 203/550,Walter Millsap 561, Dominic Antonio 524, Boylee Inocente224/594, Jerry Cocks 201/549, Frank Fernandez 568, BenJones Sr. 507, Lillie Darden 203/545, John Mathews 265-219/661, Ray Clay 509, Adela Santos 214/540.555.

CAL BOWLEROSMary Smyth 215-202/611, Joyce Weinmann 235/596, Kathy

Phylow 224/572, Kim Eastwood 211/561, Carole Fischer544, Nene Camanag 542, Glenda Harvey 210/534, KathyEaton 521, Margo McClain 521, Agnes Blaisdell 519, DeePhipps 511, Barbara Clark 505.

LAUGHLIN SUNSETBrandon Mims 235-234/661, Daman Harris 252/633,

MIchael Buck 243/607, Ray Minter 243-200, Ace Price 245,Kevin Smith 230, John Mathews 222, Carlos Urzua 222,James Matthews 218, Jeramie Gayle 213, Carl Allen 204,James High III 200.

ELKS & FRIENDSEmmerson Wafer 251-215-248/714, Don Louis 236-259/

667, B.J. 257-221/649, Ed Brown 243-225/665, Chris Kelly212-254/627, Pat Erwin 210, Diane Robles 201, John Lynch221, Jimmie Valles 204, Ralph Buckles 203, Carlos Salcedo212.

ABTA LEAGUE AT CAL BOWLWEEK 12 - GINA VELARDE 297/730 - STEVE HOWER 751WEEK 13 Hower 761 and Mary Smythe leads Ladies at 626

MATCH GAME/STRIKE POT CARRYOVERLAKEWOOD—The league’s second position night was last

Thursday, November 30th, and the second position round to beseeded will be in four weeks. Sub/S must have 22 games bowled inorder to sub.the postiotion date is 12/28.

Steve Hower led the men’s scoring 244, 264, 243/751, DemetriusReed 234, 255, 243/732, Greg Velarde 187, 253, 278/718, MarcusLemons 238, 267, 211/716, Day Hale 255, 290, 170/715, WilliamBaskin 245, 224, 236/705, 279/687.

As mentioned above, Gina Velarde had a very exciting eveningtopping all the ladies’ scores to date, 224, 297, 209/730, Roe Estes247/612, Mary Smyth 226/608, Irene Kang 240/575, Vanessa Ander-son 226/565.

SIDEPOT $55: Game 1. Chauney Merritt and Ken Seiple, Jr.279. 2. Gina Velarde 297. 3. Greg Velarde 278 and placed first forthe super pot for $140, second was Vince Cervantes 256/$45.

$5 ACROSS SCRATCH $95 - $20 - Game 1. Chauney Merritt279/$95 and Day Hale 255/$20. 2. Gina Velarde 297/$95 and DayHale 290/$20. 3. Greg Velarde 278/$95 and Demetrius Reed 243/$20.

The MATCH GAME number drawn was 176, no winner, $428carry over. The Strike-Out pot was worth $802 and carried overcourtesy of Les Bandy and Damon Hale.

DOLLAR DOUBLES: 1. Gina Velarde 297/Day Hale 290/587($200). 2. Brian Reyes 266/Marcus Lemons 257/533 ($86).

Winner of the weekly 50/50 drawing to any regular ABTA tour-nament was Danny Guevarra.

This week was Steve Hower again at 279/76, Vince Cervantes269 /739, Jon Reyes 267/709 Reggie Tucker 255/690, Ping Romero242/682 Rich Warner 277/728, “the Dragon” 255/670, and WillBaskin 227/668.

The ladies led by Mary Smythe 226/653, Kristy Yahiku 255/635, Belinda Crowder 232/ 623 and Irene Kang 230/590.

Sidepot winners were Game #1 Steve Hower 279, Game #2Rich Warner 277, Game #3 3way tie and Super pot to DemetriusReed, Steve Hower and Ken Seiple Jr.

$5 across pot $80/25 were Game #1 Steve Hower 279, VinceCervantes 269. Game #2 Mike Tambio 266, Cervantes 246. Game#3 was Steve Hower 246, and Paul Staff 238. Dollar Doubles wereRich Warner, the Dragon 503/$200 and Tres Catalasan, VinceCervantes 492/$80.

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Pantoya wins $3,500 Match Game at Mission (L—R) RamiroPantoya who won a sweet $3,500 Match game at Mission Hills forhis great 127 Game :-), that’s $2455 per pin! Irene Kang ABTAmember who offers congratulations and Jamescart Alarcio who sonthe Ball of the week, a Track (Mean Machine).

Castillo wins First ABTA Title at West Covina (L—R) AnaBorromeoABTA Member, Jose Borromeo (runnerup) Alex Castillo(Champion) $2,200 with Newborn Son and #1 fam Isiah 2 weeks old,wife Heathe, ABTA Member and Ken Seiple jr. 3rd.

Suase and Meloon share $2,210 Match Game (L—R)Roland”Pacquio” Suase and Jim Meloon (Botha re ABTAChampions) shared a nice $2,210 Match game with their fine $213games at West Covina.

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATION(At Brunswick West Covina Lanes)

December 9, 2006FINAL STANDINGS

1 Alex Castillo 620 $ 1,000.00Cash & Carry $ 1,200.00

2 Jose Borromeo 717 $ 500.003 Ken Seiple Jr 629 200.004 John Daily 693 120.005 Tommy Newman 679 120.006 Greg Kokanour 706 110.007 Deborah Sanders 615 110.008 Fred Go 645 110.009 Randy Benavides 622 110.00

10 Angelina Nillo (SS) 654 105.0011 Pepito (Ping) Tubera 641 105.0012 Raul Aldaz Jr. 623 105.0013 Heidi Cheng (60%) 620 63.0014 Erik Volk 617 105.0015 Michael Kong 617 105.0016 Brittney Cleveland 599 105.0017 Lonzell Burnett (SS) 611 80.0018 Aarik Torres 607 77.5019 Alan Basto 604 75.0020 Michael Segler 601 72.5021 Francisco Trejo 591 70.0021 Simon Rojas (SS) 589 67.5023 Romy Cajucom 580 65.0024 Don Chung 579 62.5025 Robert Mendoza 577 60.0026 Ginalynn Velarde 573 60.0027 Emilio Flores 572 60.0028 Angel Chau 560 57.5029 Michael Tambio 555 57.5030 Tom Gurrslin 555 57.5031 Ronnie Cordero 551 55.0032 Roland Suase 543 55.0033 Don Quitangon 542 52.50

34 Rico Cayton (SS) 541 52.5035 Dino Cantoria 540 52.5036 Ely Cruz (SS) 537 50.0037 Lynn Waldie 535 50.0038 Belinda Crowder 532 50.0039 James Meloon 531 50.0040 Neil Gray (SS) 524 49.0041 Dale Strader (SS) 518 49.0042 Alex Mao (60%) 518 29.5043 Leo Tartamella 497 49.0044 Janice Meloon 490 49.0045 Craig Shelly DNF FE46 Bert Dancel DNF FE

Doubles Results1 Leo Tartamella /

Simon Rojas 1353 $ 110.002 Simon Rojas /

Deborah Sanders 1302 $ 90.003 Michael Segler /

Belinda Crowder 1265 $ 80.004 Romy Bautista /

Fred Go 1251 $ 70.005 Greg Kokanour /

Chris Kelly 1237 $ 50.006 Valinda Kelly /

Deborah Sanders 1235 $ 40.00FINANCIAL REPORT

Cut ScoresMen : +21 Women : +26Optional Sidepots $ 1,247.00

HIGH QUALIFIERS—FREE ENTRYMen : Ronnie Cordero +161Women : Ginalynn Velarde +52

3 - 6 - 9Ronnie Cordero, Alan Basto, andJoseph Micheri Jr. $ 50.00This week it is $1,300.00

MATCH GAME—213Roland Suase $1105.00James Meloon $1105.00

MATCH SERIES—518No Winner

TRACK BALL WINNERJamescart Alarcio

VEGAS ROOM WINNERAnthony NunneryPrize Fund 200 $4,848.00Paid Entries 15 @ 49 $735.00Optional Sidepots $1209.00Doubles $440.00Brackets $6,620.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Cash & Carry $1,200.00Match Series Carryover $294.00Match Game $2,210.00TOTAL PAYOUT $17,438.00

WEST COVINA—AlexCastillo hadn’t been bowling in theABTA due to the birth of his sonIsiah. He and pretty wife,Heather, decided to come on downto West Covina with their son(2weeks old). Isiah brought Dadlots of luck as he won his firstABTA title, downing top seed JoseBorromeo in the title game totake home a nice $2,200 for hisfine effort.

Our return to West Covina saw200 entrants enter a tough but fairshot produce nice lower scores of+21 (men) and + 26 for our la-dies. 40 bowlers went to semis.Also added to the board were Su-per Seniors Neil Gray, DaleStrader and Angie Nillo.

Leading the Semis was a hotJose Borromeo at +117 edgingGreg Kokanour +106. Jose wouldsit out and bowl for the title. Gregwould enter in round two of thesingle elims (top 16). It took a+17 Men and -1 for the three guar-anteed ladies to make the top six-teen single elim finals.

The Semis took to the lanes.In the first round, losers were ErikVolk, Michael Kong, BrittneyCleveland, Heidi Cheng, RaulAldaz, Pepito Tubera, and AngieNillo. They got checks of $105in 10-16th place.

In round two being eliminatedwere Greg Kokanour, Debra Sand-ers, Fred Go, and Randy Benivides.They finished in 6-9th places and$110 each.

Round three had Alex Castillodown John Daily 201-170. Ken

Castillo Wins First ABTA Title For Isiah His NewbornSuase and Meloon Share a $2,210 Match Game • Match Series est $800, 3-6-9 is $1,500

Christmas Event is at Bowling Square One dayQualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM, SemiFinals 7:45PM

Gifts and Prizes and More • LAS VEGAS ROOMS DUE— Dec. 30Seiple took out fellow ABTALeague member Tommy Newman235-191. Tommy and John were4th and 5th and $120 each.

Now two of our regulars KenSeiple, and Alex Castillo wouldmeet with the winner to advanceto the title game vs JoseBorromeo. Alex got to Ken 209-190. Ken was 3rd with Alex ad-vancing to the title game vs Jose.Ken bowled great in 3rd place.

The title game was set, andthe horses were paid! Castillo re-turned $70 for everyone who hadplaced in the $5.00 fun bets.

We would again have a newchampion. Jose elected to haveAlex lead off and did he ever witha four bagger putting Jose in thehole as he had two opens. Aftersix frames he trailed by 65 pins.Jose just could not hit the left laneand had all strikes on the right butto no avail. Alex kept clean andwon the title in a 224/+51-+138/179 margin and Isiah expressedhis thanks to Dad:-). Alex got anice 1st prize of $2,200. With anew baby and Christmas so nearthat is a great feeling. Great Bowl-ing by a nice guy. Congratulationson your title, and your newbornson who is now our latest mem-ber!

Great bowling by JoseBorromeo, the crowd favorite. Heis a classy guy, very competitiveand almost got there at WestCovina. His family and friends arestaunch ABTA supporters andwonderful people. His lovely wifeAna never misses an ABTA event,

has had surgery and will be backon the lanes soon. Great showingJose except for the left lane:-).Next time a title is yours.!

Great bowling also by KenSeiple in 3rd and Tommy Newmanand John Daily also.

Tourney Hi Qualifiers wereRonnie “Ace” Cordero for themen +161. Gina Velarde led theladies +52. They will get paid en-tries.

“Ace” Cordero, Alan Bastoand Joe Micheri shared the 3-6-9consolation prize of $50 as theyall got 3 9’s or better but notenough to hit the $1,300 pot. Wego for $1,400 in the 3-6-9 Satur-day at Bowling Square.

The Match Game was drawnby Borromeo. It was a 213matched by two of our finest,Roland “ Pacquio” Suase and JimMeloon (both champions). By co-incidence “Pacquio” is Jose’sBrother-in-Law. The Match Gamewill be estimated at $1,500 thisSaturday at Bowling Square. MatchSeries worth $300 drawn by TimKlepper, was Matched at a 615by a smiling James Abilar, and tak-ing home the cash. We will esti-mate the Series at $300 this week.

The weekly winner of theTrack Ball was a most deservingJamescart Alarcaio. He selectedthe Mean Machine and will haveMemo Rosales ABTA member drillit up for him at Action Lanes.Good For Mr. Alacio who bowlswith us most every week.

Champion Alex Castillo isfrom Glendora and an ABTA regu-

lar. His lovely wife Heather hasalso bowled with us. They are thevery proud parents of a baby BoyIsiah born Nov. 25 and weighedin at 5 lbs.10 oz. and a lengthy18".

He used a Columbia Icon2drilled by Memo Rosales at Ac-tion Lanes. He thanks Family,Friends and Memo and Spanky forhelping with his game. Any truthto the rumor that Isiah has al-ready been to Memo, and fittedfor a Columbia Action Max Ball:-)

Jose Borromeo is from L.A.He used a Track drilled by RoyAdron. He is marred to the beau-tiful Ana. ABTA member, with 4kids, Ana, Sherry, Ancil and JoseJr. . He thanks the ABTA Staffand wife, Roland and Oliver forsupport.

Ken Seiple hails from Lake-wood and a longtime ABTA Mem-ber. He used a Flame drilled by BillyMyers at Cal Bowl. He is singleladies, and thanks family, friends,especially ABTA Member JaimeDe Vera and the ABTA staff forsupport. He toils for Loyola LawSchool

It was great returning to WestCovina and we return there Dec.30 then Jan. 6 at Arrowhead Lanesin San Bernardino where thehandicap is frozen for Las VegasJan 11-14. Thanks to David, andhis super staff at West Covina.Especially Joe and D. Q. who didsuch a great job on the lanes mak-ing it tougher, but fair for all.

Bowling Square Lanes is ourhost Saturday for our ChristmasSpecial. There will be lots of Giftsand Prizes. Each Lady gets abottle of wine for starters andmore! Join us there for some funand a great tournament. Check inVery Early this week. Give your-self extra time to beat the Holi-day traffic.Qualifying squads at12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 &6:00PM, SemiFinals 7:45PM.

Bring in a New Member this weekand bowl for 1/2 price.

It is history folks, as AlexCastillo enters the archives as ourlatest Champion!

See you all at Bowling Square.Get those Las Vegas Rooms in.

They are due by Dec. 30. We bowlJan. 11-12-13-14 at the Orleanswith $4,000 min. and up to$8,100 1st with the bonuses there!


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Last Weeks ABT Winner: Pictured: Rick Niedermayer- ABTDirector, Tri Vo-ABT Champion and Steve Key- 2nd place.

Eric Morris Wins His First ABTChampionship at Linbrook Bowl

ANAHEIM—Eric Morris won his first Amateur Bowlers Tour(ABT) championship at Linbrook Bowl on Saturday, December 09,2006 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Ericshowed up for our 2PM squad and shot games of 222, 298, 262, and254 with handicap good for a series total of 1036 and the $800dollars 1st place prize. Gilbert Gissendaner of San Clemente had afine day shooting a 1001 four game handicap series to finish insecond place for $400 dollars plus $200 dollars from the Win, Placeand Show Pot for a total of $600 dollars. In third place was RodCantrell of Fullerton. Rod shot a 1000 handicap series and got $150dollars plus $150 dollars from the Win, Place and Show Pot for atotal of $300 dollars.

Our newest champion, Eric Morris, currently bowls at Cal Bowland was using a Columbia bowling ball for his win this weekend.Eric would like to thank the Lord for His grace and his many bless-ings. Eric also wanted to thank Linbrook Bowl for hosting thetournament this Saturday, and also thanks the Amateur BowlersTour-Orange County Branch staff and Directors for running anoutstanding tournament week after week.

The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game number and score weredrawn after our final squad. Game #4 and 292 (possibly good for$500) were drawn for this week. There was no winner. Our secondchance score (possibly good for $250) was 236 in game #4. Therewas no winner. The 3rd chance score (possibly good for $125) was202 in game #4. There was no winner. One Bowler shot 202 withhandicap in game #4, but they were not in the Mystery Pot of Gold.The Mystery Pot of Gold carries over to our next Singles Tourna-ment on December 16th at Westminster Lanes. Remember, theMystery Pot of Gold is available to all members (Classic and Mas-ters) and only costs $5 for a chance at $500 dollars.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the manage-ment and staff at Linbrook Bowl for hosting our tournament lastSaturday. Our next scheduled event will be, Saturday, December16th, 2006 at Westminster Lanes. First place will be estimated at$1,500 dollars with our optional Win, Place, and Show Pot and 125entries. This will be a special 4 game Beat the Board tournament.All members (Classic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be

(L-R) Eric Morris-ABT Champion and Rick Niedermayer-ABT Director.

80% of 225 for this tournament. Special Squad times are on Sat. 12/16 at Noon, 2PM and 4pm. We will offer $100 sidepots on eachsquad with just 20 entrants, as well as optional brackets for eachsquad. We will also offer an optional Scratch Tournament. Werecommend you arrive early (at least ½ hour before squad time) toguarantee your spot.

Also, this weekend Saturday December 16, 2006 at WestminsterLanes will be my last tournament as Owner of the ABT Org. Co.Branch. The new owners will take over starting the New Year. Ithas been a pleasure working for all of you these years, and I thankeach and every one of you for your support. Please support yournew ABT Org. Co. owner, Rick Niedermayer, and of course, theCheck-in Manager, Trudi Thompson. I will be supporting them asoften as possible by coming out and bowling in the tournaments andhelping out when I can. Once again, thank you for all your help andsupport. I hope to see you out on the lanes soon.

The new ownership is already showing how on the ball they are.Please see the website for an NEW updated schedule for Januarythru April 2007. Just go to www.abtorange.com and click on tourschedule on the left side to view the new schedule.

We hope to see you Saturday December 16th at WestminsterLanes.

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What’s up???It looks like the bowlers here like must like seeing thier names in

print because the scores are getting higher, as u will soon see!FANTASTIC FIVE: David Pitre 245-251/681, Ron Thompson

207-220-218/645, Marvin (XYZ) Vaughn 267/642, Ross Gibbs 225-234/636, Maurice (Mo Betta) Hunter 234-204/635. And for theladies; Mattie Hall 233-200/615

TAX MAN ON WHEELS: Ardis Jackson 218-225-257/700,Prewitt Kinnermon 217-267/678, Johnny Bradley 214-255-205/674, VJ Flores 240-202/640, John (Mr.B) Brenson 224/639. La-dies: Jeanette Bryant 216-201/617, Diana Giles 203-212.

L.A. SOUTHWEST CLUB & FRIENDS: James Mosley 239-226-227/692, Charles (The king) Falls 252-227/663, DeShawn Wil-liams 181-181-300/662, Roy Walker 246-224/626.

VEGAS IN MAY: Johnny Bradley 267-222-266/755, CurtisSugars 210-279-200/680, Chris Ridgeway (did I spell it right thistime?) 246-209-213/668, Garryl (G-Bo) Bohannon, 224-220-207/651, David (DB Smooth) 226-232/654 Eddie Davis 279, HarlinWhitehead 267

BALL & CHAIN: Sonny Dew 247-237-236/720, AntonelloHouzell 243-200-254/699, Al (Pops) Bailey 234-215-245/694,Reggie Smith 278-232/681, Lee Hall 217-249-201/667.

Until next week, ciao.

WINNETKA — The winds have passed and then the rain.It came down in buckets in some areas, but now we canenjoy the cleaner air as everyone is busy getting ready forthe holidays. Have you had the time to enjoy the beautifulsunsets? Check them when you can. Now for the high scoresfrom the league bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl.

Phil-Am: Ely Palarca 217/552, Fred Agpada 190/545,Donald Lavares 213, Helen Ventenilla 213.

Viva Las Vegas: Curtis Litzenberger 234-247-244/725,James Smith Jr. 223-217/630, Rick Greenzweight 235-205/626, Duane Erickson 235/622, Kathy Litzenberger 157/448.

Adult-Junior Doubles: Scott Friedman 213-214-235/662,Eric Rhodes 247, Bob Czubiak 215, Robert Battle 202.

First Lutheran: Rick Godin 277-213/671, Mike Hahn 207-212/604, Bob Pfleger 205, Martha Pfleger 158/441.

Monday Nite Live: Robert Joseph “297”/666, Bob Heyd227-234-225/686, Danny Martinez 202-221-235/658, DanOnestringhel 206-242-200/648, Sharon Weger 551, LucyTralla 517, Pat Doolittle 515, Carol Casuga 502.

River Maniacs: Sobeck Banuelos 233-289/714, TedWeinsziehr 245-213-229/687, Johnnie Englehart 234-218-217/669, Tyler Stoy 220-237/654, Jason Kalmanson 201-230-219/650, Robert Galbraith 210-212-223/645, GabrielVilla 226, Dan Dixon 233, Kathy Villa 225/595, Candy Adams202-207/590, Ray Stoy 205, Pedro Silva 248.

Comedians: Ruben Sarkissian 289-245-235/769, MarkMay 236-225-279/740, Rich Colella 236-254/679, JustinArcher 267-202/663, Dan Kline 245-236/651, Larry Steinberg234-203-210/647, Pete Garcia 244-215/646, Rick Hoffman214-200-232/646, David Guilmette 214-236/640, JudyValazza 204-234/632, Lizette Stevenson 204/554, Lori Cole523, Deanna Pyka 522, Jan Sandman 507, Mary Becker500.

Tues. Pick-A-Ball Dbls.: (4-games) Bill Williams 214-248-224-200/887, Marsha Williams 202-224-224/843, AllanNathan 201/763, Sharon Weger 234/745. Juniors: KevinGross 215-279/889, Aaron Steinberg 267-239/859, GusReveles 267/756.

Copper Bucket: Mike Johnson 247-228-247/722, SmokeAckart 224-227/641, Mark Rogister 264/609, AmandaJohnson 201-211/593, Paul Anderson 216-207, Steve Katz248, Scott Downing 205, Karen Vance 226-213/546.

Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 212/579.Newcomers: Marshall Plouffe 247/609, Warren Plouffe

211, Vonna Miscovich 123/329.B’nai Brith: Bernie Schatz 255-231-215/701, Michael

Halem 254-231/680, Tony Rubin 257-213/665, GeorgeLippert 269-212/659, Tom Flynn 223-258/659, Jay Rosen214-224-216/654, Steve Horenstein 224-235/653, HankSolny 201-215-235/651, Jay Davies 225-216/640, DougBaillie 207-236/634.

Pizza & Bowl: Andrew Johnson 191/509.The Classics: Jerry Lovell 215-212-215/642, Shawnee

Warrick 213-200/604, Pam Blake 209/590, Mike Enriquez201, Tina Enriquez 206-207/574, Leah Hoffman 561, CarolClair 235/552, Louie Enriquez 203, Terri Justin 533.

500 Classic: Teresa Lauer 215-222-226/663, MarshaWilliams 206-202/603, Marie Romain 214/572, Mary Lauer212/569, Jeanne Ehlers 209/551, Petra Kaun 200/541, PerriToledo 531, Bev Zietz 520, Marianna Cardilino 211/510, CarolCasuga 202/509.

Thursday Pic-A-Ball: (4-games) Lou Gross 279, 100 pinsover average with 233-225/913, Scott Friedman 237-235-279-201/952, Fred Sloss 226-214, Pat Gross 196/682.

Friday Vegas: Tiffany Morita 257/697, Dan Onestringhel267/680, Mario Jordan 247/613.

CC Nikkei: Stephen Sasaki 241/685, Sam Fukumoto 232/648, Kiyoshi Suruki 257/629, Stan Date 269/622, YukiMatsuba 618, Pei Eto 214/588, Miyuki Koga 587, NorikoFukunaga 211/549, Junko Fujita 200/521, Katsuko Fujita505, Kenny Fukumoto 223, Kenji Watanabe 223.

See you next week with more outstanding scores.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hi. I guess I have to say it again. Dave Folck

did it last week by being the top man in our Stars of theWeek list in both senior leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl.He certainly is bowling some very nice games. Let’s seehow the other seniors are doing.

Funtimers: Dave Folck 205-250-258/713, CaroylnScherzberg 226-225-232/683, Al Reiswig 204-225-237/666, RickGreenzweight 201-213/612, Roger Chartrand 234/609, BillRobb 214-212/605, Bob Adams 203-200/592, Candy Adams200/543, Eleanor Weaver 179/515, Donna Mae Brown 168/484,Marge Hebard 175/472, Marilyn Bigman 160/460, BerthaWillard 167/439, Jackie Becker 158/431.

39’Ers Senior Trio: Dave Folck 251-266/689, Bill Robb 206-224-235/665, Mel Nei-ditch 210-217-221/648, Al Reiswig 211-243/644, Larry George 255/628, Carolyn Scherzberg 230-207/625, Hung-Lay Quon 204-224/623, Bob Adams 223-246/621,Roger Chartrand 237/614, Cal Vogt 204-201/598, JerryAmbrosini 217/597, Rick Greenzweight 219/589, Geo-rgeSchneider 217/586, Hom-er Hammond 218/582, WilliamTidemanson 228/557, Edwin Narte 204/547, Lil Baker 173/515,Mary Lauer 199/479, elvera Deonik 176/475, Ellen Hogan 179/470, Edie Gold-berg 176/464, Freda Leibson 166/464, LeeMurray 178/459, Doris Simmons 169/454, Pat Mohr 170/445,Beryl Perry 160/442, Mavis Poulsen 151/428, Charlotte Marcoe163/419, Sylvia Kesilis 162/414, Vicke Blaiwes 155/411.

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi. How are the juniors here at Canoga Park Bowl doing? The

holidays will be here in no time. If you need gift suggestions, inquire at thecontrol desk or check the pro shop. During the meantime, let’s check thosescores.

Junior Royals. Drew Stern 190/536, Brendon Honaker 180/506, Gus Reveles193/505, A.J. Minot 174/487, Nick Minot 185/459, Sonu Gill 168/439, AlinaMedina 109/275, Hayley Fee 76/198.

Adult-Junior Doubles: Kevin Gross 201-205/605, Russell McFadden Jr. 200/521, Eric Czubiak 180/485, Jennifer Pyka 185/482, Robert Nelson 176/478,Rachel Steinberg 166/467, Jessica Carmichael 124/339.

Sutter Goldminers: Duncan Clarke 179/479, Amruta Gill 148/392, JuanSantillan 139/377, Wahid Lodin 130/345, Maroff Haque 153/336, Jacob Domine127/325, Marisa Lopez 112/322, Ismael Avila 169/314, Rachel Steinberg 103/292, Luis Zavala 116/275.

Bantam All Stars: David Sheeran 170/455, Sevaun Thompson 93/237, JuliaFrias 100/263, Ashley Brett 82/203, Gina Vandewater 80/201, Jessie James68/181.

The juniors are certainly doing a good job of bowling. Keep up the good workand have fun too.

STUDIO CITY—Snow isn’t falling but pins are here at the PinzBowling Entertainment Family Fun Sports Center of Studio City.So celebrate your holiday while we celebrate Bowladays. We arecurrently selling gift cards for any amount your heart desires. Doesthis sound familiar some may call it déjà vu.

PINZ ADULTS:The upper echelon of bowlers has made their way into the

rankings this week. We have a superb cast of characters that con-tinually act their part by bowling terrific games. If you are stuck indenial peep out these scores:

Tavern Guild: Michael Perez 223 247-624, Jeff Pifko 205 214-615, Tina Hackett 229 204-609, Curt Zellers 202 202-594, TomWhitaker 235-574, Rick Kondo 198-546.

Twilighters: Dane Price 246-603, Al Weinstein 212 208-601,Tony Deraud 233-598, Dan Coffelt 215-588, Tony Viacava 226-587, Steve Brenner 201 200-585.

Kings and Queens: Darren Radeff 242 213 256-711, KevinCollins 246-594, Luke Avery 243-594, Steven Newton 202-556,Walt Bost 201-556.

Funseekers: Have a fun last week.S.C.B.L.: Have a great holiday.

PINZ JRS.:One one big week before school is out and you have bye weeks.

Make sure to throw your best games during this time. Great jobpicking up your game and making our Junior Director proud. Here’sthe scores:

Banco Popular Adult/Junior: Tina Hackett 224 214 203-641,Brad Spector 221-560, Josh Fisher 224-559, Adam Lander 209202-601, Treven Goldsmith 203 217-599.

Banco Popular Senior Scratch: Nathan Honda 205 224-807,Adam Lander 203 225-797, Erik Shaw 209 223-789, Griffin Roth201 215-780.

Banco Popular Senior Galaxies: Natalie Kato 183-530, NatalieHonda 192-524, Molly Gruber 180-479, Max Korn 182-472, MichaJaffe 165-460.

Banco Popular Junior Stars: Matt Parker 178-430, MarioVargas 130-352.

Banco Popular Pee Wee Bumpers: Harper Moloney 96-183PINZ SENIORS:

Wow, we can’t wait to see all the nice things you have knitted foryour grandkids. The holiday spirit is flowing through your veins.Put away those depends and look at these scores:

Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 208-521, Ken Burkenheim 182-517, Charlene 172-487.

Breakfast Club: Elayne Klein 211-568, Terri Jowdy 194-523,Nancy Sherwood 184-499.

Coffee & Donuts: Fran Parker 180-528, Geraldine Jarvis 169-484, Donna Hickox 172-476, Charlene Gaffney 202-474, PaulineLipin 165-473.

Pin Pals: Karen Collier 206-505, Diana Bassi 193-455, BarbaraWeissman 175-450.

Joslyn Seniors: Gary Olsen 243-577, Sol Stein 190-554, JohnDobson 203-521.

Senior Social: Gary Olsen191-487, George Linsacum 167-463.

Bowler of the Week: We’rebeing Scrooges because no onedeserved it this week. Instead wewould to thank our hardworkingstaff that has done a great jobthis year. So get those games upso we can congratulate you aswell.

Sweetness quote of theweek: “There is nothing goodor bad, but thinking makes itso.”.

First Place $5,000In Forest LanesOpen Doubles

LAKE FOREST — The win-ter session of the Open Doublesstarts January 9, 2007 at ForestLanes with a possible first placeof $5,000. The league bowlsTuesday nights at 9:00 p.m. andwill run until May 22, 2007 (20weeks). An optional singlestournaments will run in conjunc-tion with the league with a firstplace prize of $1,000.

It’s recommended that yourdoubles team be capable of av-eraging at least 380 to be com-petitive. The league is not sanc-tioned and book averages are notestablished. The league formatwill be the same as the fall ses-sion which is position night eachweek and you bowl three onegame matches against three dif-ferent opponents each week.There is point money and placemoney for those in the rolloffs.

This is not like any otherleague you have ever bowled.One game you’re bowlingagainst a team and the next gameyou’re rooting for them. You canwin all three matches and notwin total pins. Likewise, youcould lose all three matches andwin the two points for totalpins. The constant twist andturns makes this the most excit-ing, competitve league around.

To sign-up contact Mario atForest Lanes 949-770-0055, JeffCarr 949-699-2695 or DennisStephenson 949-863-1041.


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(L-R) – Bert Strain Hands Donkee Champion Alex Romero 1st

Prize, Anthony Borci 5th Place, Bill Swanson 2nd Place, EJ RogersTie 3rd place, Paul “The Destroyer” Passarino kneeling Tie 3rd.

Alex Romero Wins 1st

Title at Linbrook BowlANAHEIM—Alex Romero our newest Champion is single and

a medical professional by trade. Alex was throwing the Big Onedrilled by Matt Harris of Professional Approach Norwalk insideKeystone Lanes owned by Billy Myers Jr. Alex sports highs of a279 Game and 690 Series. Alex would like to thank the Donkee Tourand Linbrook bowl and their staff for putting up the event.

Alex would also like to thank dad and Uncle (Also DonkeeMembers) Roger and Ping Romero for their cheers and support.

Alex thanks Lord God for strength, persistence, and keepinghim humble.

Our Mystery game was a carry over this week (294 game),Mystery series was a carry over (493 series). Game will be worth$600 and series $400 at Friendly Hills in Whittier on Dec 17th.

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National DeafBowling News

by Connie MarchioneThanks to many writers and

friends who emailed and evenmailed their congratulations to mefor my election to USBC Hall ofFame. I still can not believe it andthanks to a great writer Joe Lyoufor his TenPin Slants columnabout me.

I did not even know I wasnominated and it was not easygetting in it. For these who wantto know something about thisUSBC Hall of Fame, I am writinga small primer on it.

THE USBC HALL OF FAME,it’s history, requirements and elec-tion. Since ABC and WIBC mergedinto USBC, USBC took over bothABC and WIBC Halls of Fame andchanged to one USBC Hall of Famehonoring both men and womenbowlers.

It may surprise you that ABCHall of Fame is founded in 1941as the third oldest Hall of Fameshrine in US after baseball (1936)and golf (1940). In 1941 elevenmen entered in the Hall of Famein the first induction ceremonies.

The USBC Hall of Fame isgoverned by a Board of Directorsmade up by representatives of theHall, USBC and the Bowling Writ-ers Association of America. TheHall has committees that meetannually - Veterans, MeritoriousService and Ballot. The Meritori-ous Service committee studies therecords of nominees who had na-tional impact. The committeeelects those people with 70% re-quired for election.

The Ballot committee studiesthe records of current bowlers andforwards those who qualifies toeither the regular or non-pro na-tional ballot. The first requirementis 20 years participation in theUSBC Championships Tourna-ment.

To be elected the bowler mustreceive 70% of the votes cast.

A second ballot among thehighest three votegetters can beheld with specific requirements tobe elected.

A special Pioneer committeewas formed in 1990 to electpeople who were at the founda-tion of bowling history includingsome who excelled before the be-ginning of ABC in 1895.

For the past several years as along time member of BowlingWriters Association of America,I was on as the ABC regular andnon-pro national ballot voter. Itstopped when USBC took over butnow I am back on the voting list,having voted recently.


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Girls Jr. All-Starsby David Gordon

ROSEMEAD – What do Iwant for Christmas? How abouta 30 hour day. I’m sorry that Ican’t complete a full article thisweek, but will have one nextweek updating the month ofDecember. Quickly though,Tabetha Reynolds led the GirlsJr. All-Stars two weeks ago atAMF Bowling Square and Mel-issa Pena took the honors thispast Sunday at Keystone Lanes.

This Sunday we will meet forthe last time of 2006 atBrunswick West Covina Lanes,following the JAT Adult/Jr.Tournament. During that tour-nament we are selling raffle tick-ets for our annual Holiday Bas-ket fund-raiser. These are popu-lar gifts for that last minute per-son.

Then after our bowling, wewill complete a busy day withour Christmas Party, completewith Pot Luck dinner and giftexchange. Please don’t forget.Also, look through all the Christ-mas ads in this paper and see ifyou can find ours.

JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

ARCADIA – JAT Farm Clubupdate was purposely held offone week to remind everyone ofthe up-coming tournament.However, little did I foresee adistraction that would preventme from completing a full article.A little thing called a job.

I do want to congratulateBrent Shern on his first title winin our last tournament at AMFBowling Square. I will have acompleted article in next week’spaper, since I’m taking a vaca-tion to do so.

This Sunday (December 17th)will be the JAT Adult/Jr. Tour-nament at Brunswick WestCovina Lanes. Check-in beginsaround at 7:30 and closes at 8:00.The cost per team is $60 andwill be greeted by an 80% of 450team handicap system. Comeearly as spots are filling up fast.See you there.

SED YouthLeadersby Otha Stubblefield

TORRANCE—Youth Lead-ers Travel made its first stop tothe House. Gable House, that is.Scoring wasn’t significantlyhigh, but the bowlers were ex-cited to be there and they had agreat time.

High game and series of theweek go to Jeremy Glover with259-214-201/866. That is theonly 800 that I have to report.The 700 shooters were WilliamJackson 248/796, Eric Kilgore216/732, James Bael 215/727,and Justin Mc Cullin 219/704.

Baker action had Jeremy’steam edging out a victory afterJeremy found out the foul lightsdo work at Gable House. Un-fortunately, Brent was too sickto join us, so we didn’t get achance to congratulate him forwinning JAT Farm Club at AMFBowling Square.

I want to give special thanksto Mickey, Ruth, Darryl and thefine Gable House staff for show-ing us a great time. Hopefullywe’ll be seeing them again, soon.Next week will be our final ses-sion for 2006.

We’ll end it with a doublesession starting at 1:00 at DelRio Lanes. Pizza and sodas areon me, so bring your appetitesand your “A” game.

Spiesman Sharpin JAT Play;Adult/Junior

Doubles This Sundayby David Yamauchi

ARCADIA—The JAT hitthe San Gabriel Valley for theirfirst trip to AMF Bowling Squarein nearly 5 years. The bowlerswere out and ready to hit thelanes where scoring was not gen-erous and the left-handers had areal tough time with the dryheads.

In qualifying, it was MannyLakhan pacing the field with a+202 total for his first 6 whileCory Koyanagi snuck into thecut in 12th at +42. Scoring high-lights included Nathan Urrutia297, Alyse McGinnes 266,Manny Lakhan 263, Will Jack-son 256, Danielle Schilling 254and Brian Leseberg 253.

In the Round of 12 the top-4seeds sat while 5th – 8th battledfor the quarterfinals. JamesHefley and Jeff Spiesman ad-vanced with 2-0 wins whileAlyse McGinnes and MattJones needed 3 games to ad-vance. In the quarterfinals,Manny Lakhan continued tocruise with a 2-0 win over AlyseMcGinnes while Jeff Spiesmanswept past Daniel Watanabe.Brian Leseberg dropped his firstgame against James Hefley butwent on to a 2-1 win and MarkFrench rounded out the top-4with a 2-1 win over Matt Jones.

In the semifinals, top-seedManny Lakhan again sweptBrian Leseberg to cement hisspot in the finals while lefty JeffSpiesman dispatched fellowlefty Mark French in two. Thisset up a match between #1 seedLakhan and #7 seed Spiesmanfor the title. Spiesman was deadlined up while Lakhan’s fall-backline was drying up and Jeffcruised to a 226-192, 278-197win and the title. Congratula-tions Jeff- you’re back!

The JAT will hold its annualAdult-Junior Doubles this Sun-day at Brunswick West Covinalanes. Over 40 teams have pre-entered so be there early tocheck-in so we can hit the laneson time. Defending championsJeff Spiesman and Jamie Rovnerwill be there to defend their 2005title! Handicap is 80% of 450and adults are not required towear “name” shirts! Remember-this is open to any averages andany juniors or parents, membersor not. It’s a ton of fun for ev-eryone who bowls!

For more information aboutthe JAT, or to view photos,video highlights and tournamentstats log on to our website atwww.bowljat.org. See you allon Sunday!

2nd Manny Lakhan and Champ Jeff Spiesman

Greater LAAll-Stars

by Matt JonesThe Greater LA Junior All-

Stars and their Alumni took thelanes two Sundays ago at AMFBowling Square. Scores werefairly decent following the JATtournament.

Leading all bowlers we havea tie with Junior AlyseMcGinnes and Adult DaveYamauchi posting up a pair of892 sets.

Following them was JeffSpiesman with an 881 right af-ter his JAT Championship.Other bowlers over 800 wereDevin Bidwell 872, Matt“Dizzle” Jones 867, BigGuillermo Jackson 849, EllieSchilling 835, Mark French 832,Kevin Valmonte 826, BrandonMcbeastnes 824, and Matt“Smokey” Harris rounded outthe 800s with an 812.

As for the team results wehad Champions Bowling sweep-ing Team 10, Wahls BowlingSupply taking 3 from Team 4,Specialized IMS also swept all4 from team 9, Team 3 takes 3from Team 8, and Teams 2 and 6split points on the day both tak-ing 2.

Our next session is at WestCovina this Sunday followingthe JAT Adult-Junior tourna-ment which is always a greattournament. Hope everyone hasa great week and see everyoneout on the lanes this Sunday.

Cerritos JrsCERRITOS—Bowling went

as usual this past Saturday. Highscores,pins falling, and greatgames, came in from all the divi-sions.

Starting it off was the Seniorboys with three different boys,each bowling a 600+ series. WillJackson lead with a 266-668,then Mark Newberry followedwith his 242-606, and thenBuddy Lucas fired his 266-606.Great bowling guys! Jamie Ferrylead the Senior girls with her 200-532, Sadie Ward followed withher 201-479, and GemeleneSunga had her terrific game of171-458. Great bowling girlstoo!

The Striking Force was thesame. Christopher Eguilos leadthe boys with his 185-479, Jef-frey Conwi followed with his162-464, then Lukas Hyunshowed he knew his stuff withhis 162-428. Jonathan Rohrichwho has an average of 77 bowledhis awesome game of 257. Greatbowling Jonathan! Lizzy Rayalead the girls with her 186-490,Mann Rou Kuo followed withher 157-399. Akeyla Bastoshowed her stuff with her out-standing game of 141-387.

In the Rookies, it was KevinKeseloff who lead the boys whenhe fired a 118-356, Sean Dantasfollowed close behind with his125-320, and Kevin Domanwasn’t to far behind Sean withhis 106-294. Kaila Chen lead theRookie girls with her 131-329,Kris Liberatore knew her markand shot a 106-270, SavannahRatliff was following their leadwhen she bowled her 83-245.

In the Lil Raider’s it wasVincent Bisco’s 120-216 thatlead the boys. Jarred Dee fol-lowed the path Vincent had laidout, when he shot his 103-200,and Danny Eguilos wasn’t go-ing to be left out, he shot a 106-200 also. Gianae Olilang lead theLil Raider’s girls with her out-standing game of 86-155, andKaitlyn Johnston was right upthere with her with a 87-150.

Congratulations to all thosewho qualified for the Pepsi’sTournament of Champions. Re-member we have only 1 moreweek for our Christmas ToyDrive. Great bowling everyone!

Forest Lanes615 Scratch Trio

Segment Race Hotby Frank Kietz

LAKE FOREST — TeamTwo won Forest Lanes’ 9:00p.m. Thursday 615 ScratchTrios’s first segment seed intothe rolloffs heading the loop’s$5,000 title race. Four teams, 8,6, 11 and 7 have a stretch driveedge.

Going into the final twoThursdays, December 7th and14th position round, Team 8(Ronny Thompson, PaulDanforth and Tim Hall) have afive point lead over Team 6(Darrell Avery, Alan Meyersonand Mike Cacace).

Team 8’s tonight’s match onlanes 31-32 is the one to watchagainst seeded Team 2 (MikeBelair, Jeff Copeland and MarioMarquez).

Lanes 33-34 will host Teams7 and 11 with a half point spread,53 1/2 to 53. Team 11 (RandyErickson, Pat Danforth andMike Tucker) have a total pinedge. Tucker carries the loop’shigh average, a 235.38 while theanchor of Team 7, John Sowell,totes a 234.44. He gets help fromthe Chrises, Chris De Boer andChris Solar.

Center Manager AllanMacDuffee repeats his invita-tion. Orange County bowlingfans are invited to visit his 40-lane full service pin spa andwatch the county’s best com-pete.

Allan added, Team 13 wokeup last Thursday winning 13

Thompson Sets The Tone &Shoots A Ton In 590 Classic

by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—Ronny Thompson was on a mission Friday morn-

ing in the 590 Classic as he set the pace right out of the gate firing277 and followed up with 213 and 247 to post 737. His 268 finalevaulted him to the top of the leader board with a GREAT 1,005 4-game total. Ronny not only garnered high season honors for hisseries, he also claimed high season average of 210. Outstandingbowling, lefty!!

Shig (Mr. 300) Shozi, no stranger to being in the spot light,tossed a 288 high game of the day and recorded a very nice 896 set.

More noteworthy scores: Alan Bloom 245-863, Janine Ditch248-859, Ron Mahler 227-851, Johnny Munson 221-840, JohnPhillips 233-837, Larry Green 225-833, E.J. Rogers 268-822, Or-lando Vanegas 244-809, Ron Douglass 219-806, Bob Gosnell 227-803, Ed Hermance 219-800, Ed Stoute 265, Lloyd Thierry 234,Tony Chaco 227, Willy Bordenave 229, Ron Corona, Jr. 222, WillyHarris 217, Jim Upton 215, Frank Bellinder 214, Rob Roberts 213,Diane Salinas 212, Ed Harris 212, Stan Guzy 212, Gene Plotnick212, Kerry Wright 212, Tony Angulo 209, Rod Cantrell 208, FredVoysey 205, Rose Williams 205, Paulene Welsch 205, Gino Vassallo203, Aly Johns 203, Nancy M. Smith 201, Eva Munson 201, JanetAnderson 200 and Shirley Anderson 200. Until next week...

Final WCST Ebonite SinglesFor The Year This WeekendDecember 16-17 at Riverside Lanes, Laughlin $2500.00 Added

by Dick SandersLAUGHLIN—The WCST will hold their final Ebonite Singles

Tournament for the year 2006 at Riverside Casino Lanes in Laughlin,NV, this week-end, December 16-17. This one squad field of 80plus current WCST Members who had bowled in at least 3 WCSTTournaments this year are eligible. The qualifying on SaturdayMorning, December 16th begins at 10:00AM, Bowlers will bowltwo 5 game blocks with an hour break for lunch after the 1st 5 gameblock. The Finals for both the regular division and the super seniordivision will bowl on Sunday, December 17th to start at 8:30AM.Prize Fund for the tournament paying a minimum of one cash placefor every three entries in each division to be over $13,000.00.$2500.00 is added to the pay-off from sales of the great EboniteBowling Balls we have sold at the tournament sites this year. A Pro-Am will follow the qualifying on Saturday, December 16th to start at7:00PM. On Friday, December 15th, there will be two extra events.A Pro-Am with the local area bowlers bowling with our stars, tostart at 1:00PM, followed later on by an optional 5 game singlessweeper open to all bowlers ages 45 and up. This sweeper to startat 6:00PM. with the check in Time at 5:15PM.

Special Note: Entries are coming in now for the WCST EboniteLuster Cote Singles with $500.00 added for AMF-Bowlium Lanesin Montclair, CA, January 13-14, 2007. 64 bowlers is the maxi-mum field for this 32 lane center. Call the WCST Office now at 760-363-8141 or E-Mail: [email protected].

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the WCST.

AMF Bowling Square – December 3rd, 2006 (l-r): CharlieHair – 2nd; Brent Shern – 1st; Justin Foster – 3rd .

SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

ROSEMEAD – I need tostart this article off with an apol-ogy. I do not have time to com-plete an article. I will mentionthat Deanna Carrillo was hightwo weeks ago at AMF Bowl-ing Square with an 835 series andEddie Sayles was high this pastSaturday at Keystone Laneswith a 975.

This Saturday we are atAMF Bowl-O-Drome in Tor-rance. Following our session willbe our Christmas Party. Pleasedo not forget your Pot Luck dishand your gift exchange. I’ll soonbe taking vacation and will havearticles for December next week.In the meantime, try to find ourChristmas wish ad in this edi-tion. See you soon,

points. Making the honor rollwith a 760/2065 pin count theywere paced by anchor ToddAbraham’s 279/774 and nifty600s by teammates Ken Fried-man and Chad Hughes.

For more information regard-ing the 615 Trios or any of For-est Lanes’ scratch leagues ortournaments call 949-770-0055.

Youth Leaders Regional WorkshopSlated For Feb 11 in Charoltte

North Carolina seminar is latest in USBC’s free leadership trainingseries for youth bowlers

GREENDALE, Wis.—The Youth Leaders Regional Workshop, afree leadership training seminar for youth bowlers who want to pro-vide more opportunities in the sport for their peers, will be conductedby the United States Bowling Congress on Feb. 11, 2007 in the greaterCharlotte, N.C., area.

The workshop will cover some of the topics presented in USBC’spopular Youth Leaders training series of online seminars, including“101 Ways to Promote Youth Bowling” as well as new topics such as“Presentation Skills - What Are You Saying When You Aren’t SayingAnything?” and “Deep Pockets - Find New Ways to Fund Projects.”Opportunities to raise questions and exchange ideas will be provided.

The Youth Leaders Regional Workshop, which will take place atAMF Carolina Lanes in Matthews, N.C., will run from 9:30 a.m. to 4p.m. The event’s continental breakfast, pizza lunch and two hours ofopen bowling at the conclusion of the classroom portion of the work-shop will allow time for youth to mingle, compare success stories andbounce ideas off one another for future Youth Leaders projects.

USBC Youth members age 12 and older may register for the USBCYouth Leaders Regional Workshop by contacting USBC’s BowlingInformation Center at (800) 514-BOWL, ext. 3161.

For more information about USBC’s Youth Leaders program andYouth Leaders educational opportunities, visit bowl.com.


California

CHARLES KINSTLER ............................ PublisherCAROL MANCINI ........................ Editor/PublisherDEAN LOPEZ .......... Assistant Editor/TypesetterLILLIAN OAK ...................... Advertising ManagerHERBERT JONES ... Transportation/DistributionFRANK KIETZ ...................... Historian/Field Rep.DICK STOEFFLER .................. Opinion Columnist

The CALIFORNIA BOWLING NEWS (ISSN 0008-0918) is published weeklyon Thursdays and is Free with a $39.95 postage and handling fee (52 issues)by writing to: California Bowling News, P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90240.Office of publication is located at 11459 E. Imperial Hwy. Norwalk, CA 90650.Periodical postage paid at Norwalk, CA POSTMASTER: Send address changesto the California Bowling News, P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90240.

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Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — It’s

time for our weekly senior edi-tion of high scores from Del RosaLanes.

Young At Heart: GoldieGoldman 546, Richard Snow204, Lucille Ford 170/461.

Park & Rec.: Sam Frisby 279-212/690, Bob Corrigan 206-233-201/640, Adolph Burkhalter 223-201-209/633, Joe Strinati 212,Frank Long 221, Huey Newton210, Jim James 208, Cari Burris223/557, Dottie Taylor 206.

Afternooners: Bob Corri-gan236-216/605, Frank Long 217,Richard Gomez 201, Cari Burris548, Terry Mahlstedt 225.

Golden Goodies: FrankDeluca 237/606, Frank Long221-203, J.W. Jones 201, LucilleFord 213/521.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Roy Cowan779, 2. George Steffen 720, 3.Marianne Heidecke 712, Booby,Chuck Wilson 616.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jackie

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. Time to

gather around the Bowling News tosee who made the honor list. It’s thejunior scores from Del Rosa Lanes.

Little Rascals: Azmir Ransom 92/182, Leslie Roberts 81/154.

Bantam Buddies: TerrenceRobinson 343, Codey Castro 171/343, Samantha Richards 329,Samantha Batey 125.

Pincrackers: Bryce Lannon 172/412, Demi De Maio 149/380.

Strike Force: James Dixon 225-259-233/717, Chase Phillips 216,Marty Coyazo 215-210, BerjonBausley 213, Matt Stebbins 212, EricGross 212, Rudy Powell 210, DylanNewton 208-209, Jay De La Torre 202,Ashlee Switt 176/503.

We’ll be back next week with morejunior scores. Take care.

SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. It’s time to take a break fromall your holiday shopping. Let’s take a look at the recenthigh scores bowled here at Del Rosa Lanes.

Handicap Doubles: P.J. Buckner 259-233-227/719, JohnHutchings 215-233-225/673, Corky De Maio 256/638, EarlEnglish 233, Terry Chittenden 209/552.

Judson Baptist: Bob Corrigan 233-208/633, Craig Green227, Lee Smith 192/514.

Beach Party: Chuck Gray 202-247-214/663, Donna Gray181/482.

Mt. Commercial: Wade Rigney 246-207/611, JohnLassak 204-202/605, Susan Jones 481, Pris Krasney 180,Erika Lastimado 180.

Capri: Tiffany Sand 200/530, Toni Futch 212, Bea Pitts209.

T.N.T.: Matt Tanner 203/558, Scott Henderson 214,Yolanda Nichy 489, Ronda Force 188.

Dirty County: P.J. Buckner 202-227-234/663, Tom AndresSr. 203-246/642, Randy Hoffman 232-204/623, RichardMcMichael 213-205/607, Roger Hunt 218/605, JohnHutchings 256, Steve Rollberg 226, Susan Reeder 219/585,Viola Angebrandt 207, Debbie Andres 207-202.

Elks Invitational: Harvey Tobias 211/579, Larry Stormes210-213, Linda Grimes 458, Lorie Click 182.

Willows: Cindy Ehlers 191/515, Jean Newton 191.Wed. Vegas: Steve Pellegrine 236-278-225/739, Bud

Kolar 233-257/689, Del Karper 242-236-211/689, JoeMartinez 223-242/657, John Boyer 236-246/640, Chuck Gray262/630, John Hutchings 226-201/615, Jake Vernon 226-233, Lee Fitzgerald 211-211/602, Rolann Karper 249, DebraNeff 220.

Wed. Wild Bunch: Dan Upton 213-224/615, Matt Carroll235, Dan O’Connor 216, Michael Berry 212-203, JackHamner 201-201.

Del Rosa 830 Classic: Mike Hudson 247-256/231/734,David Martin 236-259-227/722, John Davis Jr. 216-239-246/701, Brian Bringhurst 243-254/695, Cora Wais 210-227-235/672, Larry McKeehan 216-246-200/662, Ray Cobb 214-259/660, Jeremy Gehrke 277-201/656, Al Collins 223-210-223/656, Nick Assini 255-213/656.

Santa Fe Mixed: Red Dixon 216-278/689, Dale Conway211-217-236/664, John Brown 225-208-204/637, ClaudellCurry 216-246/603, Ron Braden 237, Rick Hudson 233, L.T.Togafau 233, Alice Winchester 255/584, Brenda Henry 212.

S.B. County: James Harris II 232-300-200/732, RobertCravens Jr. 200-288-233/721, Chris Hollinger 225-245/639,Ben Stewart 224-253/629, Lonnie Futch 233-203/626, DavidRybak 212-228/625, Robert Richards 211-212/618, MikeMormann 203-212/608, Steve Rollberg 200-205/601, Rob-ert Gant 258.

Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 245-248/640, ThedasGriffin 224-212/633, Lodas Griffin 237/618, Connie Morrison194/551, Mary Cassin 194.

Adult/Jr. Trio: P.J. Buckner 234-224/652, Mary Cassin222/605, Jonny Brooks 234/579, Dylan Newton 212, MattBerry 209, Chase Phillips 203, Lanea Cunningham 210/462.

Good Times: Del Karper 234-237-224/695, Bill Elliott 223-213-236/672, Leighton Beach 236-225/658, Mike Mobley200-202-244/646, Tom Smith 257-218/643, John Roberson213-237/640, Jeff Wolferd 200-229-203/632, Bob Corrigan200-220-206/626, James Harris II 207-214/616, John Boyer225-214/609, James Williams 234-222/604, SpiderCalloway 233, Tim Lomeli 226-213, Rolann Karper 235-210-248/693, Lydia Calloway 212, Cari Burris 203, AngelaMobley 200.

Friday Vegas: Joseph Curran 223-237/638, Tim Medley227-200/621, Larry Ollson 225/606, Terri Nelson 189/468.

Slots Of Fun: Vince Vasquez 263-200/661, Bud Sittniewski232-202/615, Angela Hancock 201/547, Tina Cearlock 200.

Weekend Rollers: John Roberson 223-246/661, MikeNakunz 228-234/649, Ernie Juarez 226-223/644, SteveCarrow 245-211/636, Maurice Chavez 213-225/635, JasonLaguna 224-201-204/629, Mason Jones 246-214/619,Adam Higgins 201-201-213/615, Mike Brunner 200-218/608, Kenny Allgower 224/606, Mike Contreras 240/602, TimFarris 234/602, Joe Contreras 216-200/600, Ryan Stebbins245, Jeff Tripp 234, Chad Miller 204-234, Roger DeLosReyes 233-207, Bobbie Nakunz 203/549, Betty Allgower 215,Laurie Lossner 201.

Make it a great week by bowling some fabulous scores.See you next week.

Linbrook Bowl Juniorsby Stacy Rider

ANAHEIM — This past week we finished up another fantastic season of twoof our Junior Leagues here at Linbrook Bowling Center. With three of ourleagues having their Fun Day this week I am sure we will have another greatweek. Congratulations to all our league winners.

Our Thursday Junior league champions were Robert Albrecht and AaronWilson. Finishing in 2nd place was Eric Evans and Jeremy Lewis followed byAbbott Hatch and Nicole Nickeson. Aaron Wilson was the leagues high aver-age at 186. Weekly high scores were shot by Mark McLeod 223, Aaron Wilson218, Jovanni Ortiz 212 and Robert Albrecht 211-202.

The Saturday Linbrook Juniors had another close finish with StephanieNakahara, Valerie Matsumoto, Michael Nakahara and Andrew Newburn win-ning this season. 2nd and 3rd place ended in a tie with a one game rollofffollowing. David Dumond, Justin Power, Lyneah Maciel and Garrett Weissended up in 2nd with Damion Bluestein, Chris Gushue, J.D. Greenhalgh andJimmy Vasquez finishing 3rd. Congratulations to all the winners! ValerieMatsumoto was the league’s high average with 188. Weekly high scores werebowled by Mark McLeod 257, Valerie Matsumoto 233, Aaron Wilson 221,Andrew Stewart and Andrew Newburn both with 201 games.

The Bumper Busters will also be having their Fun Day this Saturday. Wehad some awesome scores bowled by J. Davis 107-102, Kristina Garcia 83-101, Kelsey Kemp 85-99, Hanna Blankenship 92-89, Tyler Kemp 81-78, HannaKemp 80-73.

The Junior Scratch Singles still has a couple more weeks of action tocomplete their season. High scores were bowled by Aaron Wilson 203-215-228/835, Valerie Matsumoto 209-235/802, Andrew Newburn 223, AndrewStewart 203.

Homeschool League high scores were bowled by Cassie with a high gameof 63.

I would like to thank Coach Kim and Coach Darrell for helping out withanother great season. Without their help and the help of all parents, our JuniorProgram wouldn’t be what it is today! We look forward to great bowling, awardsand pizza parties for both Thursday and Saturday Leagues! Have a greatHoliday Season!

ANAHEIM — The seniors here at Linbrook Bowling Cen-ter are ready for Ozzie’s Senior Mixed Scotch Doubles setfor Saturday, December 16th. Check-in time is 11:30 a.m.,bowl at 12:30 p.m. It’s limited to the first 50 paid couples, soget those reservations in today if you haven’t done so. Wealways have fun! You don’t want to be left out!

Here are those wonderful high scores...Swinging Trios: Bill Stephens 224, Laura Rodehaver 221,

Stan Lucas 216, Joe Zeuli 200.Lunch Bunch: Ike Eisenacher 212-210/600, Sal Molina

202.Anaheim Seconday Teachers: Dave Pooley 200-201.Ten Pins: EJ Rogers (sub) 228/626, Dick McKenzie 246/

600, Tim Blough (sub) 202-222/600, Tony Toliver 223, DonMorrell 222.

No Knottcents: Michael Byrd 231-218/608, Tim Butler249, Vayle Floria 205, Gene Shaw 202.

3’s Company: Nancy Tetreault 203.R.C.R.C.: Shiggi Sing 200.Executive Doubles: Bob Herman 218-224-208/650,

David Haskell 247-214/640, Tony Banks 236-203/620,Charles Rogers 233-221/620, John Munson 210-221/617,Kim Spolerich 234.

Jacks & Jills: Rick Sproul 233-202-202/637, Frank Maher251/628, Robert Rocha 214-222/623, Tim Pilot 206-253/628, Chaz Schaefer 255.

Just Desserts: Ben Philalack (sub) 231-228-202/661,Jack Pedre 267/612, Lee Haywood 237/608, Ken Curtis 215,Frank Casola 204, Tony Guzman 204.

Golden Nuggets: Ro Mutzenberger 210.Go For Nine (no-tap): Carl Adinolfi 287-278-265/830, Joe

Zeuli 201-278-255/734, Lloyd Carter 202-251/654, JakeMcCollum 278/654, Mac McNealy 213-225/620, Pat Nichols248/606, Fran Stern 224/601, Carol Johnson 215-241,Markie Johnson 238, Shirley Erickson 229.

Party Timers: Garrett Heffner 236-223-234/693, TimBlough 287-205/688, Brent Joel 214-246-209/669, BenPhilalack 213-232-221/666, Teddy Juanto 240-216/636.

Rowdies: Mike Crumley Sr. 207-215, Sean Gurnea 200,Lyn Nielsen 230, Christina Riffle 203.

Anaheim Nisei: Sandy Viloria 219-213-267/699, HachMurata 217-202, Shig Nakata 214, Jim Nishiwaki 214, DavidKishara 201.

525 Ladies Classic: Evie Roberts 211, Latricia Carroll209, Dell Wellner 206, Dora Miller 203, Joy McGregor 202.

Nikkei: Ken Queypo 257/606, Henry Urada 252, DaveLautherboren 236-212, Shig Nakata 226, Leo Asuncion 206-223.

Thursday Mixed Seniors: Carl Eggers 231, IkeEisenacher 211, Bin Masaki 201.

Magnolia Teachers: Florencio Batalon 204-221-243/668,Eileen Debennedetto 220, Claire O’Shea 213, Pam Odiorne212, Carolyn Anderson 207-210, Chrys Shields 208.

7-11 Vegas: Luis Damian 200-227-250/677, OrlandoVanegas 234-217-214/665, David Haskell 256/649, TedEvans 211-214/617, Robert Ragans 210-225, RhiannonBloom 211.

Korean League: Bong Hwang 228-200/612, Koo Hwang209, Myung Ja Lee 205.

Grey Panthers: Mike Hardy 205, Stan Lucas 200, RoMutzenberger 200.

Vegas Party: John Ritchie 246-226-214/686, Ed Evans256-224/655, Marty Evans 202-209-240/651, DennisCarswell 224-203/619, Janet Olarte 234, Walt Hooper 225,Connie Putnam 213.

T.G.I.F.: John Mendez 229/617, Casey Jones 223-201/615, Scott Talmage 221, Bob Tafoya 209.

Kamaaina: Jerry Werner 211-247/619, Ronnie Ureda228/615, Candice Gomez 207-211/612, Serena Miyahira247, Steve Robinson 246, Sam Haina 200-214, Koku Lee209, Lydia Castillo 206.

P.B.L.: Ben Philalack 230-234/635, Alex Young 247, BenBarut 215, Ruben Figueroa 215, Dave Hollis 213.

Saturday Vegas Special: David Molina 225-206/613,

Chris Molina 229/602, Julio Molina 202, Lisa Molina 201.4-4 Vegas: Richard Garcia 231-210/632, Brian W. Parker

222, Trish Donahue 211, Michael Peterson 210, John Hill202, Bill McFeggan 200-200, Steve Radovich 200.

Family and Friends: Frank Pangelinan 229, Richard Calvo213-219, David Cruz 211-203, Al Cruz 205, Jesse Castro202.

Double Daters: Hong Kha 229-226/647, Ben Philalack235-206/631, Dan Duarte 224-206/621, Pat Sangenito 204-210/602, Margie Savage 226, Bob Legro 225, DebbieBovshow 212.

N.F.L. League: Ben Philalack (sub) 201-256/650.Senior No-Tap: (12-5-06) 34 entries @ $9=$306. 34 lin-

eage @ $4.50=$153. 34 prize fund @ $4.50=$153. 34 (3-6-9) @ $1=$34. Place Money: 1st Henry Urada 824 $33, 2ndRod Cantrell 804 $24, 3rd Danny Rojero 798 $18; 4th JohnMagill 795 $12, 5th Carl Adinolfi 772 $6.50. Sidepots: 1stgame (hdcp.): 1st Mike Pizarro 317 $8, 2nd (tie) John Magilland Jerry Roddam 291 $5.25 each. 2nd game (scr.): 1stCarl Adinolfi 280 $10, 2nd Leo Asuncion 278 $7; 3rd RodCantrell 276 $5.50. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st Danny Rojero 301$8, 2nd Dick McKenzie 288 $6, 3rd Rod Cantrell 286 $4.50.3-6-9: No winner. $286 carryover + $34 added=NewCarryover of $302.

Knight 796, 2. Joe Burris 754,3. Murray Gibson 739, Booby,Jim Bazner.

That’s all for this report.

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