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Kulick ClaimsUSBC Queens Title

MATTHEWS, N.C. - KellyKulick describes the past yearas the most grueling of her life.All of her frustration, hard workand patience paid off Wednes-day as she won the 2007 UnitedStates Bowling CongressQueens.

Kulick of Union, N.J., who ayear ago made history by becom-ing the first woman to earn a full-time exemption on the Denny’sProfessional Bowlers Associa-tion Tour, defeated DiandraAsbaty of Chicago 192-143 atAMF Carolina Lanes to win thebiggest and most prestigious titlein women’s bowling.

“I’ve worked very hard at mygame for a long time,” Kulicksaid. “I’ve had a full year of prac-tice and that was a big time ad-vantage. After the year that I’vehad, this is the icing on the cake.This is the big blowout of thecandle.”

Kulick vaulted into the leadin the championship match af-ter Asbaty left a 3-4-6-7-10 splitin the eighth frame. Asbaty thenleft another split in the ninthframe, allowing Kulick to stepup and seal the victory with twostrikes.

“I didn’t even look at thescoreboard, but after she leftthose splits I knew I just neededto step up and nail a coupleshots,” Kulick said.

“That strike on the left lanein the eighth frame really put itaway.”

Asbaty, a two-time U.S.Amateur champion and nine-time Team USA member, saidshe never got comfortable in thechampionship match.

“I just didn’t line up right andI didn’t make good decisions,”Asbaty said. “I just didn’t getcomfortable and with only one

game for a title it’s very impor-tant to get comfortable.”

On the way to the title, Kulickdefeated three-time Queenschampion Wendy Macphersonof Henderson, Nev., and thenknocked off Kristal Scott ofLawrence, Kan., in the semifi-nal. In the opening match,Macpherson advanced by de-feating Team USA’s ShannonO’Keefe of Rochester, N.Y.

Kulick took home $30,000for first place in addition to theQueens tiara, pendant and crys-tal trophy. Asbaty earned$18,000 for second.

The USBC Queens, which ispresented by Eldorado, SilverLegacy and Circus Circus, fea-tured a field of 344 of the topfemale bowlers in the world com-peting for a total prize fund of$200,000. The event will be re-broadcast on ESPN at 1 p.m. onMay 20. For complete coverageof the USBC Queens, includingstories, results and photos, visitbowl.com.

Kelly Kulick

WCST Ebonite Singles, May 12-13by Dick Sanders

LAKE FOREST—The WCST Ebonite Singles, at Forest Lanes,in Lake Forest, CA, this weekend, May 12-13, will have one squadonly to start at 10:00AM. We have limited openings at this time.To enter this tournament, check in time will be at 9:15AM, Satur-day, May 12th, 2007. Finals on Sunday, May 13th, will start at8:30AM. Keep in mind, even though it is Mother’s Day on Sun-day, May 13th, the finals will end around 12:30PM, plenty of timeleft on Sunday to enjoy this day. Age Divisions: Regular Division:45 to 59, for the men, and 40 to 49 for the ladies, Super Seniors,ages: 60 and above for the men, and 50 and above for the Ladies.Entry Fees: $170.00 for current WCST Members, Guests add$15.00. Click onto http://westcoastseniortour.com for more info.

California USBC Associationby Phyl Knoll

Since the last board meeting February 25th in Sacramento, all committees have been working dili-gently in preparation for the exciting events planned for this newly organized association. “Our FirstAnnual Convention of Delegates and Members”, at the Town and Country Hotel and ConventionCenter in San Diego, the weekend June 1st through June 3rd.

We hope no one misses the “fun place”…… our Product Fair. Besides lots and lots of items for sale,one will even have a chance at winning a prize or two!

Everyone has been encouraged to attend our Workshop so they might enjoy our wonderful guestspeaker, Roger Dalkin, Chief Executive Officer of the United States Bowling Congress.

The Annual Meeting will be enhanced with our induction of our first Hall of Famers and Stars ofTomorrow $l,000 Scholarship recipients.

Stay tuned. We’ll have a lot to report next time around. The following is a schedule of events:

Registration Friday 4:30 pm to 8:30 pmSaturday 8:00 am to l0:00 amSunday 8:00 am to 9:00 am

Product Fair Friday 5:00 pm to 9:00 pmSaturday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

15 Year Club Meeting Friday 7:30 pm to 9:30 pmCalifornia Bowling WritersMeeting & Luncheon Saturday 10:30 am to 1:30 pmCalifornia 500 Club Meeting Saturday 10:00 am to 12:00 NoonCalifornia 600 Club Meeting Saturday 10:00 am to 12:00 NoonWorkshop/Jamboree Saturday 2:00 pm to 5:00 pmCalifornia Youth Committee Meeting Saturday 6:00 pm to 9:00 pmCalifornia USBC Business Meeting Sunday 9:00 amCalifornia USBC Luncheon Sunday (Tiki Hut at the pool) 12:00 Noon

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MAY 19th to July 8th. 8 BigWeekends Midtown will be host-ing the Mixed Doubles Tourna-ment. 1st place is guaranteed at$ 3000. The squad times Sat:12:30 , 2:30 & 4:30.

Sun: 10:30, 12:30,2:30, &4:30. There will be EARLYBIRD SQUADS paying $80 tothe high series team for thatsquad.

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HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. -Lucy Sandelin of Tampa, Fla.,charged out of the contendersbracket Wednesday to race awaywith the United States BowlingCongress Senior Queens title atNorthcross Lanes.

In a showdown betweenUSBC Hall of Famers, the once-beaten Sandelin overwhelmedpreviously undefeated VirginiaNorton of Cypress, Calif.,

680-563 and 645-546, to winthe double-elimination title con-test.

Sandelin, a Senior Queens“rookie” at age 50, earned $4,500while Norton took home $2,800as runner-up.

Sandelin was in control fromthe start, rolling a 257 out of thegate while Norton struggled withher line to the pocket all day.

“I needed a `get out of jailfree’ card, but never got one,”Norton said. “Not that it wouldhave mattered. Lucy bowledgreat.”

“As long as I kept my bal-ance, I felt like I could make agood shot,”

Sandelin said. “If it carried,great. If not, I made my spares.It was just me against the lane. Ihad key words I kept saying tomyself. It was part of our train-ing when I was on Team USA,and it worked. I could easilyhave started looking ahead, butstayed in the here-and-now, and

it kept me focused.”For Sandelin, the Senior

Queens tiara was a monumentaltriumph in more ways than one.

“I stopped bowling com-pletely for two years,” she said.“I got burned out after the 2003WTBA World Championships inMalaysia. I was just physicallyand mentally drained. And then,in January 2005, I was diagnosedwith fallopian tube cancer, so Itook another year going throughchemotherapy and getting well.”

With her 50th birthday on thehorizon, she decided it was timeto get involved again.

“I kept coaching my highschool bowling group during thattime, which kept me involved inthe sport, but I decided I had anopportunity to be a rookie inSenior Queens - you only turn50 once - and I thought it wouldbe fun,” Sandelin said. “LastNovember I started getting get-ting ready. I joined a handicapleague and I started doing pri-vate lessons, and I started bowl-ing better. I think it was becausewhen you’re coaching, you fo-cus on fundamentals and Istarted listening to myself.

“The key in coming to theSenior Queens was I just wantedto have fun. I didn’t need to doit. I didn’t need to win. What-ever happened today was OK.”

“Virginia is awesome, such aclass bowler,”.

Sandelin Wins Battle Over Hall ofFamer Virginia Norton to Claim

USBC Senior Queens Title

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years as a kegler for Citrus BeltHall of Famer Corky De Maio.He never bowled as a youth, andonly tried the sport after takinga part time job at Citrus BeltLanes in the late 1950s. It wasthe best thing he ever did, meet-ing Shirley, his wife, the love ofhis life while working the desk.

As a result of his bowling jobCorky started practicing, some-times bowling ten or more gamesafter league play. Within twoyears he rolled his first 300 withan ACE rubber ball. Since that1960 perfecto he has rolled over30 certified (formerly sanc-tioned) perfect games and over50 counting those in non-leagueplay. He has ten 800’s (threecertified), with a 847 being hishigh. The 847 was bowled witha NU-LINE Extreme ball. Beingan original stockholder in theNU-LINE company, DeMaioused their equipment for severalyears. His all-time favorite ballis the NU-LINE Excalibur.

One of the highlights of DeMaio’s career was winning twoof three games from Billy Weluin a 1960’s match. He averagedabout 220 to defeat Welu, after“shooting” over 800 in threepractice games before the match.It was Billy Welu who changedDe Maio from a full roller to athree quarter roller, to his advan-tage.

In addition to beating Welu,De Maio has won over twentySuper Senior Tour or West CoastSenior Tour titles, a Citrus BeltSenior Masters title, four CitrusBelt Senior Scratch All-Eventstitles (three consecutive), andclose to twenty Citrus Belt regu-lar and senior titles. He holds therecord for Citrus Belt senior titleswith 13. There have been doz-ens of other titles including a winin a 1990 PBA qualifying event.Did I mention 46 years of aver-aging 200 or better! Now youknow why De Maio is SanBernardino’s greatest bowler ofall time.

Everyone who has everbowled against Corky in matchplay knows there is no one bet-ter in the clutch. He doesn’tmake any mistakes, is a masterat reading lanes and making ad-justments.

De Maio became a ball drillerin 1972 at Del Rosa Lanes. Heworked in the pro-shop thereuntil 1979. In 1980 he opened apro-shop in his garage and hasbeen there ever since. He is thepremier ball driller in the inlandempire, with a reputation forknowing more about bowlingballs, surfaces and layouts thananyone. Scratch bowlers fromthroughout southern Californiadrive a hundred or more miles tohis pro-shop to have a balldrilled.

With all that he has accom-plished, Corky feels the bestbowler in the De Maio familywill ultimately be his grand-daughter Demi. As a twelve yearold, she recently won the DelRosa Lanes junior bowler of theyear tourney.

Corky would like to thankhis children (Kenny, Chris, andDarren) and lovely wife Shirleyfor supporting him through theyears. Thank you CaliforniaBowling News for supportingour Citrus Belt bowlers.


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The ABTA will bowl it’s Annual Memorial Event May 25-26-27 at popular CAL BOWL in Lakewood with a top prize of $3,600min 1st Place and up to $7,600 1st with bonuses. The Labor Special(three day) will have 3 separate qualifying days with 1 in 5 1/2making the board daily. Friday May 25 Qualifying at 7:30-9:30 &11:00 PM. Sat. May 26 at 12:30-2:00-3:30-5:00-6:30 & 8:00PM.Sunday May 27 (last day) at 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM is lastregular qualifying squad.

RE-Entry Only Squad is at 6:00 PM. The first entry in thisevent is $78 prepaid, and $79 on site. Re-entries at lower rates of$65, $62 and $54.

Bonuses in this Annual Event are big as the Cash N Carry willpay $110-$1, and can net You as much as $2,750 max. There is aFriday night qualifying bonus of $400 if you win the event. Otherbonuses are $100 for qualifying Saturday at 2:00 , 3:30 or 5:00 PM.There is the usual $100 for wearing Your ABTA logo shirt. There isa participation bonus of $500 if you have bowled 29 squads sinceMay 26, 2006.

New members are allowed up to 209 Average and can join foronly $10. Ladies 49 + and Men 55+ as always receive a free mem-bership.

The shot will be a tougher shot with lower scores, but fair to all!Note: There is a Bye this weekend May 12. Next Week Satur-

day (One Day) May 19. We bowl at Southwest Bowl in Los Ange-les with the Handicap FROZEN for the Memorial Event. See ourads in this paper for more info or Call the ABTA at 562-868-7164 orwebsite www.abta1.com.

LAKEWOOD — Are you wondering what to do this sum-mer? Well, we have the answer for you. Summer leaguesare starting here at Cal Bowl, and we’re still taking sign-ups. Call the center at 562-421-8448 and we’ll be glad tohelp you. Why sit at home in front of your TV when you can beout with people making new friends, enjoy a sport that is funyet challenging and you get exercise all at the same time.

There are a lot of Mother’s bowling at Cal Bowl and wewish all of you a Happy Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 13th.

ELKS & FRIENDSEmmerson Wafer 223-279-236/738, Stacy Kelly 245-223-

208/676, B.J. Theiss 236-232/651, Greg Kelly 224-206/614,Ralph Buckles 203-214-218/635, Ed Brown 200, Lee Theiss204, Kevin Nuehring 200, Chris Kelly 239-225/663.

SENIOR MENS TRIOArchie Stull 225-195-205/625, Pre Collier 213-203-247/

653, Pat Kinard 233-197-252/682, Richard Sotelo 170-224-215/609, Bien Marris Sr. 245-214-153/612, Rudy Munzon204-222-195/621, Ron McClain 203-257-184/644, PaulReynolds 267-225-174/666, Willie Young 233-232-162/627,Josh Hudson 138-216-258/612, Vince Cervantes 214-227-181/622, Jimmy Hamilton 208-189-246/643, Bob Stickney249-174-179/602, Ray Staten 234-182-192/608, EmmersonWafer 222-265-245/732, Ken Wright 220-191-222/653, JohnMathews 212-182-208/602, Joe Swift 203-194-227/624, RickHunter 232-220-218/670, Donald Wade 192-234-300/726,Clarence Turner 176-205-224/605, Jim Plante 210-223-170/603, Lee Holmes 212-184-210/606, Shamid Tariq 195-247-211/653, P.H. Metcalfe 218, Boylee Inocente 237, WilPanton 226, Wendell Ledbetter 208, Chuck Patterson 206-222, Wayne Brown 200, Lloyd Williams 211-203, Ray Culp222, Hugh Kemp 208, Chuck Morrissey 204, JorgeFernandez 225, Ed Brown 222, Willie Burkhalter 209, WalterMillsap 210, Ed Cabs 232, John Dunn 203, Ed Stoute 216,Jerry Giron 201, Don Boaz 211, Mel Lebeauf 269, JesseSmyth 204, Ellis Houston 206, Billy Scott 209, Walt Gist 201,Charles Woods 214, Ralph Wingert 203, Clark VandenBerg236, Charles Moore 209.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEMatt Mosley 197-231-247/675, Greg Nardo 232-201-168/

601, Gary Nelson 237-191-173/601, Don Ott 188-210-216/614, Shannon Santos 267-195-269/731, Jay Wilson 214-213-222/649, Daryl Brandt 202-231, Ray Clair 237, RosieCollins 201, Richard Dubuke 206, Faga Fila 249, Paul Griba206, Robert Groth 234, Steve Lizotte 232, Larry Movera 212,Tony Ortiz 200, Ralph Preciado 221, Ace Price 210, ChuckRobinson 200, Richard Vasquez 241, David Wall 203, MikeWilliams 223.

YOUNG AT HEARTAlbert Stephens 136-103-141/380, Don Jackson 77-59-

121/257, Josh Hudson 208-178-243/629, Willie Creer 161-132-159/452, Ellis Houston 165-182-178/525, Tom Pettway161-137-184/482, Tua Sula 190-141-195/526, Lynette Wil-liams 167-110-166/445, Eva Hammons 100-85-86/271,Dottie Castillo 137-177-151/465, Art Nelson 150-153-175/478, Gene Hammons 164-174-131/469, Bob Crayton 135-134-176/445, James Johnson 145-156-167/468, BrendaJohnson 150-136-147/433, John Brider 155-155-140/450,Doc Holliday 152-185-131/468, Rosalind Harris 101-88-80/269, Jim Plante 225-222-227/674, Leroy Canaday 125-135-147/407, Marci Hansen 142-130-137/409, Albert Burnett Sr.200-154-190/544.

CAL STARSLucy Seiple 188-208-184/580, Helen Gerard 174-166-197/

537, Leona Belletti 211-149-179/539, Alice Tavarez 161-161-

SCRATCH SERIES POTEric Morris 831 34.00

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6-GAME NO-TAPMay 5, 2007

FINAL RESULTS1. Steve Gurrieri 1592 $300.002. Fabian Johnson 1548 200.003. Dino Dennis 1543 90.004. Douglas Leeds 1490 FE

187/509,Lola Pickell 140-182-182/504, Reggie Quintero 149-153-189/501.

GOBS & GALSAlbert Crockett 258-214-233/705, Fabiran Johnson 210-

211-246/667, Anthony Smith 257/666, Freddie Catamisan255-236/655, Chris Ngov 213-214-225/652, Butch White246/651, Ferdie Fjoas 225-236/647, Rey Cruz 248-224/640,Matthew Arvanitis 210-223/632, RobertThomas 224/628,Tres Catalasan 215-227/623, James Matthews 236/618,Mark Barcelona 236-224/612, Cliff Breckenridge 236/606,Scott Winslow 232/604, Gil Scott 224-223, Butch Hernando220-210, Randy Antzao 214-225, Lawrence Austria 214-212,Jonathan Stewart 249, Bob Agullera 234, Harold Fariss 225,Rolly Cueva 223, Alex Cheesman 223, Don Matthews222,Mac McNealy 219, Bruce Forster 218, Kyle Mestas 218,Frank Balilo 217, Jerry Cant Jr. 216, Fred Faniel 216, AngelAsuncion 216, Nolan Smith Jr. 215, Chris Abing 215, VictorSantos 214, Peter Wong 213, Meng Chea 211, Mark Will-iams 210, Arcelia Lachmansingh 226, Betty O’Quinn 206,Della Douglas 224, Le Vada Patterson 209, Lisa Toson 222,Maria Bacos 215, Marie Collier 204, Nerissa Morales 205,Sue Cant 200, Teresa Deforeest 210, Tita Abing 200, ValerieColian 204, Yen Lach 209.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASRose Goodwin 235/546, Lucy Seiple 535, Jamie Vallier

514, John Mathews 543, Bob Stickney 242/603, John Roach560, Walter Millsap 227-220/637, Margo McClain 554, KenSeiple Sr. 552, Ron McClain 573, Donald Jones 554, WendellLedbetter 523, Jim Burke 616, John Welty 550, Vancie Keith504, Don Keith 529, Gene Hammons 515, Chuck Patterson591, Joe Erwin 524, Lola Pickel 513, Robert Thomas 539,Donna May 567, Chuck Ashton 536, Al Ortiz 565, Wayne Moon551, Fala Sula 525, Jim Plante 242-232/693, Edwin Brown204-214/586, Katie Oliviera 536.

JUNIORSBobcats

(4-28-07) Chris Johnson 131, Ronnell Smith 138-116-138/392. (5-4-07) Andrew Pudewa 153, Tyree Lebeau 156-168, Ronnell Smith 124.

Classified(4-28-07) Troy Nezey 132, Daveon Nix 247, Chris

Blankenship 212-267/652, Amanda Neil 202, Marcus Quiller213. (5-4-07) Daveon Nix 210-194, Thomas Wooten 197,Raymon Carter 216-256/623, Dionray 154, Kayla Rayburn209, Latrale Freeman 178, Amanda Neil 199.

ADULT-JUNIORJuniors

(4-28-07) Danny Martinez 180, Chris Blankenship 221-234/643, Latrale Freeman 191, Jade London 189-196,Gabriel Martinez 215-268-206/689, Raymon Carter 222,Teilor Ruff 124, Daveon Nix 267-235/654, Ashley Foster 224.(5-4-07) Ashley Foster 200, Jonathon Gemme 210, JadeLondon 234, Hunter Capitulo 211-207, Semaji Lewis 108-122, Cindy Manzanares 66, Raymon Carter 223, DionWoodley-Jones 174, Ronald Lewis 224.

Adults(4-28-07) Gary Kowarsch 245-202-218/663, James

Blankenship 179, Billy Foster 211-237-216/664, Chris Por-ter 218-204-202/624, Jo Ann Culpepper 203, Heidi King 213,Armondo Ramos 223/607, Lee Theiss 205, Bruce Foster223-204/615. (5-4-07) Paul Mehl Jr. 236-225/649, MattMosley 201-236/613, Joyce Allen 180, Jamar Hayles 197,Billy Foster 235-204-268/707, James Lewis 200, Heidi King212, Jeani Ruff 188, Denise Candari 171, Steve Candari148-183, Julie Grabinski 161.

FRIDAY NO-TAPMay 4, 2007 — Final Results

1. Ray Grabinski 943 $70.002. Eric Morris 858 45.003. Orelando Ramos 822 23.004. Clarence Turner 814 15.00

SIDEPOTS1. Ray Grabinski, hdcp. 333 34.002. Ray Grabinski, scr. 300 34.003. Eric Morris, hdcp. 309 34.00

3-6-9 POTNo winner 313.00

INSURANCEJosh Montgomery 34.00


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ABTA Summer League Meeting Thursday May 10 atCAL Bowl League to Start May 17

The ABTA League Meeting will be held Thursday 6:30 PM at CAL Bowl. There are openings forteams and individuals. The League is a mixed 775 Scratch any Combo.

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Next Week May 19The ABTA will take a bye

this week, and resume regulartournament action next SaturdayMay 19 in a Special Event atpopular Southwest Bowl! TheHandicap is Frozen at South-west for the following week, ourAnnual Memorial Event at CALBowl.

This event has QualifyingSquad times with at -1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with the 3-6-9and Semis to follow at 7:45 PM.New Members are welcome upto a 209 average, and may joinonsite for only$10. Men andWomen qualify separately. TheABTA Guarantees a minimumof 34 semifinalists. 27 men and7 women with one in five addedthe to the semifinals. Super Se-niors, the three highest who donot make the cut (2 men and 1lady) will also be added to thesemifinals .

First Place in this Event isguaranteed at $1,000 min. andup to $2,400 can be won 1stPlace with full Bonus and Cash-n-carry options.

For further information, seeour ad on page 5 in this paper.The following week is our An-nual Memorial Event at CALBowl in Lakewood with $3,600Min Guaranteed 1st place and upto $7,600 1st with Bonuses.

Results of last weeks eventat Pickwick Bowl will be in nextweeks paper. Get those Las Ve-gas rooms in ASAP.


LAKE ELSINORE – Michel (Michael) Knight, proprietor ofthe new TREVI ZONE and Illusion Entertainment Center, gave mea guided tour of his new 92,000 square foot facility this past Friday,I was impressed.

Without a doubt this bowling center and adjoining facilities(sports bar and grill, restaurant, ice cream/juice bar, adult and youthgame rooms, VIP room, private party rooms and private bowlingrooms) should be called a “BOWLING PALACE”. The luxurious-ness of the interior makes me want to call it Palace Lanes. Bowlingfit for a King! The décor is Italian/Venetian, in the Renaissancestyle. The main entry greets bowlers, diners and gamers with genu-ine marble railings, columns and statues. There are chandeliers andtiled floors throughout.

If you’ve seen the Venetian or Bellagio hotel/casino in Vegas,you have an idea of what TREVI ZONE will be like – “Fantastico”!

There will be 48 Brunswick lanes, twenty four on each side of acentral concourse. Four lanes at the end of each side are enclosedwithin a private room. These rooms also include comfortable sofas,

Lake Elsinore’s Trevi Zone to Open This Month

300 gallon aquarium and marble fireplace. These private bowlingrooms may be reserved for parties.

If you wish to have a bowling party in a private room, with fourprivate lanes, call Theresa at TREVI ZONE (951) 674-6080.

Food and drink service on the lanes will be first class. There willbe waitresses available to take care of your every need. Each wait-ress will have a handheld computer menu from which bowlers orderfood and drinks. Runners bring your order directly to the lanes.

The center will have wireless internet service available, so bringyour laptops and work while you watch your kids bowl.

The center will host league play, open bowling, parties, cosmicbowling and tournaments. Mr. Knight is hoping to host a SuperSenior Tour event in May, and start summer leagues the first weekof June.

The Illusion Restaurant and Banquet facility will seat up to 400.It will feature an international buffet, and live entertainment whenthe room is not booked for large parties. Illusion will be opening latesummer.

The Carrot Bar and Lounge will seat 300. It will feature a sev-enty foot bar, twenty eight booths, thirty tables seating six, elevencouches, twelve 42 inch plasma screens, three 200 inch projectorscreens, and three pool tables. A sky box VIP room sits above thesports bar and features a pool table, fire place and massage chairs.

The facility will also house a bowling pro shop, two 6,000 squarefeet game rooms and 42 luxurious rest rooms.

TREVI ZONE is located at 32250 Mission Trail in Lake Elsinore.Just take the Diamond Drive exit off the I-15 freeway west toMission Trail, turn left and go 500 feet. The lanes will be on yourleft, where the old K-Mart used to be located.

Proprietors Michele and Mei Knight assured me his bowlingprices will be below current market pricing in southern California,and that his employees will be friendly, courteous and service ori-ented. If you have any questions about TREVI ZONE, please call(951) 674-6080. Thank you California Bowling News for support-ing Citrus Belt bowlers.

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“Shack”, no stranger to NABI,has won, yet one more champi-onship title. He won with hisEbonite RSX 300 drilled by JackCornelson at Riverside Lanes.Along with bowling, Jay is a ter-rific golfer, and enjoys the NABINationals. He and his wife Bar-bara, have attended the NABI

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May 5, 2007FINAL RESULTS

1. Jay Shackelford $500.002. Patrick Ambrose 200.003. Mike Pizarro 100.004. Jim Ford 75.005. Tom Mazzulla 60.006. Jamescart Alarcio 55.007. John Boyer 55.008. Todd Wolsten 55.00

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Nationals for the last 15 years.It all began with the Nationalsto be a birthday present and va-cation for Jay from Barbara.Now, 15 years later, it has be-come a yearly “fun” tradition forthem.

Jay, a wonderful Christianman, wants to thank the Lord,first of all, for this win, and toall his Christian friends who en-courage him in his bowling. Heespecially wants to thank KerryLucka and Lonzell Burnett forall their support. Jay wants todedicate this win to his twograndchildren, Tori andCourtney. You cannot talk to Jayfor very long before he mentionstheir accomplishments (a veryproud grandfather).

Our stepladder started outwith a rolloff between Tom

Mazzulla and Jamescart Alarcio,who tied with a 581 series to tiefor 5th place. After two frames,Tom Mazzulla was the victor toclimb the stepladder. Tombowled Mike Pizarro with a 176to Mike’s 198. Mike then bowled Jim Ford.Jim bowled a 171 to Mike’s 226.Mike went on to bowl JayShackelford. Mike bowled a 232.However, Jay came through witha 234 to meet our high qualifier,Patrick Ambrose. Patrick bowleda 147 to Jay’s 215 for Jay totake the championship. Con-gratulations to you all!

Our next tournament will beheld at Arlington Lanes on Sat-urday, May 12. See ya there. See our ad withnew discounts in this week’sBowling News.


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LA HABRA—The SST visited La Habra 300 on May 5/6, 2007.After 10 games of qualifying, Super Senior Norm Black from Whittier,CA was in the lead ahead of Vaughn Doody from Las Vegas by only14 pins. During eight games of Match Play, Black held his firstplace lead all the way to the final game. Dave Wilson from Lake-wood (170 pins behind in 4th) made an impressive effort to get aheadof Black by only 11 pins. Norm and Dave bowled an excitingposition game for the title and Norm recaptured his lead defeatingWilson 267 to 247 for his first SST Victory.

In the Junior Division, Greg Neuer from Covina qualified in firstahead of Marlow Dinger from La Habra by 22 pins with Jeff Garri-son only 20 pins behind Dinger in third. Ken Diiorio from Artesia,CA made an impressive effort and worked his way up from fourth(56 pins behind) to first in the next six games of match play tocapture the Junior title by 70 pins. Ken would like to thank CalBowl Pro Approach, Billy Myers Sr and long-time coach MarkBaker for their support.

In the King of the Hill Match, Junior Ken Diiorio won $50 andbragging rights by defeating Black 257 to 247. The SST would liketo thank La Habra 300 Lanes General Manager, Rob Schan, nightmanager Alvin Camba and a very special thank you goes out toSherril Kugelman for all of her help.

Our next tournament will be at Fantasy Lanes in Indio, CA onJune 2 & 3, 2007. Fantasy Casino is adding $2,000 to the prizefund! ($500 for Friday Sweeper, $1,500 for tournament) Detailsabout the Sweeper will be announced soon in the California BowlingNews and at the SST web site.

You can visit our website at SuperSeniorTour.com for entry forms,directions, past results and updates. If you have never bowled aSST event or if you have not bowled in any of our tournaments forthe past year you can enter a SST event for only $110.00.

For questions about the SST contact Dave Gulley at949.677.6424.

Financial Report – LA HABRA 300 – La Habra, CA – May5/6, 2007. $110.12 from your entry fee went to current prize fund.1 entry @ $110.00 for new member incentive referral.

SUPER SENIOR TOUR OF CALIFORNIALA HABRA “300” BOWL OPEN #8 (At La Habra “300” Bowl) May 6, 2007

SENIOR FINALS1. Norm Black, Whittier, CA 4328 $600.002. Dave Wilson, Lakewood, CA 4289 400.003. Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas, NV 4282 325.004. Bill Stempke, Burbank, CA 4266 310.005. Don Jackson, Bonita, CA 4216 300.006. Tom Gerster, Yorba Linda, CA 4177 250.007. Russell Booth, Van Nuys, CA 4111 230.008. Jim Starks, Montclair, CA 3889 210.009. George Bujaki, Glendale, CA 2183 200.00

JUNIOR FINALS1. Ken Diiorio, Artesa, CA 3833 500.002. Jeff Garrison, Hawthorne, CA 3763 375.003. Greg Neuer, Covina, CA 3763 325.004. Joe Porcelli 3742 300.005. Marlow Dinger, La Habra, CA 3671 250.006. Russell Valovick 3638 200.00

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PINZ ADULTS:We won’t be that much fun if it was not for our continued league

support. So this article we are saluting you, the league bowler. Markyour calendars May 23rd is league appreciation day. We will beoffering free food, bowling, and fun for all who have bowled with usfor the past year. Before then here’s the scores:

Twilighters: Jim Moore 248 222 225-695, Ron Koblin 232258-682, Mark Spiwak 209 277-673, Darrell Meyerhoff 211 256-648, Dan Coffelt 201 213 234-648.

Kings and Queens: David McKennett 267 232-680, KevinCollins 237 236 204-677, Brett Himmel 256 203-625, Darren Radeff258 204-622, Luke Avery 213-589.

Funseekers: Larry Potter 211 209 267-687, Chuck Alexander278 203 202-683, Tommy Zoobarharsee 235 227-646, DavidDittlinger 248 212-634, Kevin Collins 257-600.

S.C.B.L.: Jim Foltyn 238 245 268-751, Tom Wigmore 266 233-698, Neil Inman 257 244-694, Keane Murakami 244 224-665, DaveYamamoto 258 204-652.

PINZ JRS.:Holy smokes, are you guys ever coming back? We have been

sitting on our hands with excitement for your summer league tostart. We will just have to wait until then or until are hands turnblue.

PINZ SENIORS:The spring is in bloom and your bowling games have blossomed

to a gardener’s expectation. You too are welcome to attend ourleague appreciation night on May 23rd. We expect to see you there,but until then here’s the scores:

Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 213 210-588, Jack Burkenheim196-539.

Coffee & Donuts: Donna Hickox 188-500, Hildegard Miller163-453, Arleen Weiner 182.

Senior Social: Gary Olsen 213 209-588, Queen 159-445, TerriBonato 167-440.

Pin Pals: Karen Collier 183-502, Marcia Shourt 155-434, Bar-bara Weissman 166-422.

Joslyn Seniors: Gary Olsen 237 222-634, Jerry Rabinowitz200-523.

Breakfast Club: Nancy Sherwood 190-473, Myrna Schiffman178-473, Elayne Klein 183.

Bowler of the Week: Calling Mr. Collins, we need you to ac-cept bowler of the week. Kevin Collins we are presenting you withthis award because of your great bowling nights with Kings andQueens and Funseekers. Thanks for bowling so great.

WINNETKA — Looking at the information on the leaguesheets, many of the leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl arein their final stages of the winter season. We congratulateall the winning teams. Welcome back to the leagues whohave started their summer season.

Before we get to the high scores from the past week,let’s say, “Happy Mother’s Day” to all the mothers bowlinghere at Canoga Park Bowl. Sunday, May 13th is your day!

Adult-Junior Doubles: Bill Williams 225-236-235/696,Ruben Sarkissian 219-223-233/675, Chip Minot 222-217/631, Kevin Gross 204.

Phil-Am: Champs in this league are Team No. 3, PaulLayosa, Ed Maclang and Bert Araneta. Donald Lavares 232-267/675, Paul Layosa 246/618, Bert Araneta 205-229/608,Helen Ventenilla 191/543.

River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 262-278-245/785,Robert Battle 268-246/706, Mike Olson 211-266-226/703,John Nelson 203-265/655, Stephen Mendez 246-214/655,Robert Galbraith 233-211-206/650, Vince Koeller 202-247/632, Dawson Swearningin 223-225/630, Sobeck Banuelos235-245/620, Yvon Yonan 197/539, Monise Kelly 524, B.Swearningin 517, Sandy Crawford 204/508.

First Lutheran: Champions after playoffs are Team 5,Spare Me, consisting of Kelly Iblings, Lourdes Dela Cuesta,Robert Iblings, Mike Hahn. Jerome Hampton 238-213/623,Rick Godin 223, Dyanne Thoman 191/523.

Monday Nite Live: Terry Winger 255-211/655, Bob Adams205-212-236/653, Tom Miller 233-224/637, Bill Williams205-225-202/632, Sharon Weger 190/549.

Comedians: Ruben Sarkissian 212-257-221/690,Michael Ricca 216-257/661, Vince Koeller 234-212-213/659,Lou Cherpin 204-226-216/646, Sam Mannino 222-212-206/640, Dan Kline 268/635, Chris Robinson 202-235/631, Jus-tin Archer 225-214/613, Pete Garcia 236-224/612, JudyValazza 226/578, Peggy DeGrasse 535, Carol Asher 513,Stella Johnson 220/508.

Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 191/546, Lil Baker 508.Copper Bucket: Gary Reed 215-269-233/717, Randy

Barden 222-211-231/664, Steve Borosich 211-245/645,Tom Tucker 244, Steve Katz 201-201, Amanda Johnson 210/570, Mike Johnson 203, Judy Yeager 500.

Dodger Bowling Club: Sharon Parry 162/467, Rick Bra-dley 152/394.

Newcomers: Dennis Llamas 193/517, Tess Llamas 160/435.

500 Classic: Marsha Williams 204/567, Lisa Sheeran200/545, Joan Bremberg 208/533, Helen Layfield 212/531,Patricia A. Peskin 528, Ginny Jack 203, Jeanne E. Ehlers

CANOGA PARKSENIOR ALIBI NO-TAP TOURNAMENT

April 24, 2007 (At Canoga Park Bowl)OFFICIAL RESULTS

MENS DIVISION1. Ken Burkenheim 852 $12.002. Jose Blanco 849 10.003. Ed Cornish 793 9.004. Jerry Kanowitz 792 FE

SIDEPOTS(All scores include handicap)

Game 1:1. Dave Folck 306 11.002. Ed Cornish 277 6.00Game 2:1. Eldon Knuth 330 11.002. Jerry Kanowitz 289 6.00Game 3:1. Hung Lay Quon 313 11.002. Jose Blanco 308 9.00Game 4:1. Ken Burkenheim 310 11.002. Bill McKinley 292 6.00

WOMEN’S DIVISION1. Alicia Schryver 874 10.002. Freda Leibson 844 FE

SIDEPOTS(All scores include handicap)

Game 1:1. Freda Leibson 296 4.002. Cynthia Burkenheim 268 3.00Game 2:1. Margaret Knuth 252 4.002. Alicia Schryver 249 3.00Game 3:1. Alicia Schryver 298 4.002. Freda Leibson 275 3.00Game 4:1. Alicia Schryver 325 4.002. Margaret Knuth 309 3.00

300 POTJose Blanco 21.00Hung Lay Quon 21.00Carryover For May 8th Tourney 18.00Our thanks to all participants for bowlingthis tournament.

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — OK, juniors, it’s time

to take a little break from your busyschedules and check out the Starsof the Week here at Canoga ParkBowl. You may even see your nameon the list.

Adult-Junior Doubles: JenniferPyka 227/538, AJ Minot 169/485,Daniel Williams 170/481, PaulGemellaro 161/466.

Sutter Goldminers: Amruta Gill 165/486, Duncan Clarke 185/478, CoreyO’Dennell 140/355, Ismael Avila 137/322, Jess Carmona 115/315, MaroffHaque 105/298, Dan Nguyen 107/283, Andrew Collens 112/258.

Junior Royals: Noel Sosa 278/677,Kevin Gross 258/641, Brian T.Giegoldt 233/608, Drew Stern 211/579,Daniel W. Giegoldt 232/564,Samantha Meyers 170/481, JenniferPyka 163/445, Sonu Gill 167/436, KimSosa 168/431.

Bantam All Stars: Sevaun Thomp-son 100/257, John Nelson 70/175,Julia Frias 104/282.

This Sunday, May 13th is Mother’sDay. Here’s a gift suggestion: TakeMom bowling and make it a great day.

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Lanes will play host 8:00 to10:00 p.m. tonight to the Kingsof Beers, his princess, MissBudweiser and here serversMerry Maids, Wendy, Christineand Mary.

Inn keeper, Allan Mac Duffee,the host; Mario Marquez, thenaive, will check the “BeerFrames”, photograph MissBudweiser as she greets herroyal subjects.

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200.The Classics: Sweeper

scores: Scott Loudon 279/759, Tina Enriquez 248/706,Shawnee Warrick 599, PamFindl 213/583, SharonEnriquez 236/583, ReanLuttrell 231/569,Tim Stake215, Deanie Kepner 218.Summer League starts May31.

B’nai Brith: Sweeperscores: Doug Baillie 258/726, Roman Agiert 248/693,Thomas Flynn 243/689, JayRosen 267/660, Hank Solny633, Shelly Kapitz 247. Sum-mer League starts May 17.

Casino Morongo: Weekone, Annette Gutierrez 189/534, Chris Greenwood 201.

CC Nikkei: StephenSasaki 278/684, Stan Date225/634,Miyuki Koga 193/542, Hisako Kokubo 505,Kyoko Watanabe 501, DonKobayashi 246, EijiFukumoto 217, Tak Kokubo217.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Congratula-

tions to Ken Burkenheimand Alicia Schryver, winnersof the Senior Alibi No-TapTournament held on April24th here at Canoga ParkBowl.

The senior leagues aretaking a little break beforethey start their summersession. During the mean-time we have sweeperscores from the 39’Ers Se-nior Trio.

Leading the pack was BillRobb with 255/739, followedby Dave Folck 256/738, MelNeiditch 258/674, Al Reiswig649, Carolyn Scherzberg 223/643, Bill Volkert 616, ElveraDeonik 187/543, Sylvia Kesilis198/518, Edie Goldberg 206/503, Mary Lauer 489, RichardGreenzweight 234, RobertLittle 233, Edie Goldberg 206,Vicke Blaiwes 191. The sum-mer league starts on May 17so do your sign-ups now.


Porcelli Receives Gold Sport 300 RingOn January 29, 2007 in the 580

Sport Trios at Corbin Bowl, JoePorcelli became the first bowlerto shoot 300 in a sanctionedSport League in this association.Presenting Joe with his 10k goldSport ring is AssociationPresident, Mario Rodriguez. Tolearn more about Sport Bowling& PBA Experience Leagues visitthe Sport Bowling section ofBOWL.COM

COMING SOON on NLACBOWLING.COM!!A list of all Sport & PBA Experience Leagues to choose

from in the NLAC Association. Step up to the challenge.

NEWS & NOTESwww.nlacbowling.com • (818) 718-0193 • 9175 DeSoto Ave., Chatsworth, CA 91311

North Los AngelesCounty Bowling Assoc.

Annual OpenMeeting

May 20th, 1pm atCanoga Park Bowl Banquet Rooms

The NLAC Board of Directors is always looking forways to better serve the membership of our associa-tion. This election is your opportunity to shape thefuture of YOUR bowling association.

Elections for the office of President and sevenDirector positions as well as nominations for dele-gates to represent association at the 2008 State &National Conventions will be held at this meeting.

All NLAC-USBC Adult & Youth sanctioned members14 & older at encouraged to attend and vote. We arehere to serve you, the membership, please come andlet your voice be heard.

Visit us at

nlacbowling.com

Youth LeadersWe would invite all youth bowlers to become a

youth leader. The NLAC Youth Committee willbe working over the Summer to organize thelocal youth leaders association. Become a leaderfor today & tomorrow. Many of today’s youthleaders grow into the association leadership ofthe future!

F o c u s o nYouth Bowling

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NLAC

Annual Adult/YouthDoubles TournamentSunday, May 27, 2007 at 10:00 AM

Check-in 9:00 AM

AMF Rocket Bowl9175 De Soto Ave.,

Chatsworth, CA 91311 • 818-718-0193

Entry Fees: $12.50 Per Bowler Prepaid$15.00 Per Bowler On-site ($2.50 late fee)

ALL PREPAID ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVEDBY MAY 22

— GUARANTEED —1st Place $100 Scholarship Per Division with

a minimumof 20 entries per division.For More Information,Call NLAC-USBC office at 818-

718-0193 or email at [email protected]

1st Annual SouthernCalifornia Queens & MastersChampionship Tournament

SQUAD TIMES: Qualifying, Saturday, June 23, 2007 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM,Sunday, June 24, 2007 9:00 AM ($50 re-entry, Sunday AM squad ONLY, based on

availability); Semis & Finals, Sunday, June 24, 2007 1:00 PM

Pickwick Bowl1001 Riverside DriveBurbank, CA 91506

Prepaid entry: $65, onsite entry $75PREPAID ENTRIES CLOSE – June 18, 2007

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In a poll conducted by International Bowlers Journal, JohnBerglund, Executive Director of the Bowling Proprietors Associa-tion of America, was chosen as the most influential individual inbowling.

Berglund’s choice was not surprising to me. I was among theselect group to cast a vote. In my judgment, the choice of thepersonable BPAA honcho was a no-brainer.

Who is John Berglund ? How did they find him? And what hashe brought to the BPAA?

John Berglund received a B.A., History from Valparaiso Univer-sity, Valparaiso, Ind., and his J.D., Law from the University of SanDiego School of Law. He is married and has two children.

John F. Berglund serves as the Executive Director for the Bowl-ing Proprietors’ Association of America, an association of over 3,200bowling centers throughout the United States and internationally.Additionally, he serves as the President of Strike Ten Entertainmentas well as Executive Director of the International Bowling Pro Shopsand Instructors (IBPSIA) both headquartered in Arlington, Texas.

Prior to his present position, he had an extensive background intrade association management, including his role as Executive Direc-tor for the Minnesota Bowling Proprietors Association, which isaffiliated with the BPAA.

Among many of his association-related honors and activities arethe following:

·Award of Excellence for Education and Training—MinnesotaSociety of Association Executives.

·Award of Excellence for Magazine/Journal—Minnesota Soci-ety of Association Executives.

·Top Honors, Gold Circle Award, Most Improved Magazine—American Society of Association Executives.

·Authored Article on “Trade Show Success”—American Man-agement Magazine.

·Seminar Presenter, “Developing an Effective Position Paper” –The ASAE Management Conference.

This impressive resume’ is further enhanced by the incrediblesuccess he has had in uniting the principal integers of bowling;namely the manufacturers, the United States Bowling Congress,and the Professional Bowlers Association. Although some proph-ets of doom predict a gloomy outlook, the future of the game looksencouraging, simply due to the fact that Mr.Berglund has achievedwhat no other individual in bowling has ever accomplished. He issurely responsible for the compatibility, harmony, rapport and unitythat currently exist among the major forces of the bowling industry;above all, UNITY that transcends into the fulfillment of one com-mon goal … the promotion of bowling for the betterment of thegame. More important, John Berglund has accomplished this feat ina mere span of five years!

Personally, I can attest to John Berglund’s communicable per-sonality. I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with John on severalprojects and have never met anyone in the upper echelon of anyorganization who was so congenial and cooperative.

One of the most brilliant coups Mr. Berglund engineered wastaking on board the International Bowling Pro Shops Instructional

Jowdy’s Journalby John Jowdy

SOUTHERN LOS ANGELES COUNTYBOWLING ASSOCIATION — USBC

ANNUAL OPEN MEETINGMAY 20, 2007 — 1:00 PM

Where: Keystone Lanes11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk

ALL BOWLERS AGE 14 AND UP SANCTIONED WITHTHE SO. LOS ANGELES CO. USBC ARE INVITED TO

ATTEND THIS MEETING. PLEASE BRING YOURCURRENT MEMBERSHIP CARD.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING IS TO ELECTDIRECTORS POSITIONS THAT ARE UP FOR

ELECTION AND ONE VICE PRESIDENT.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO FILL OUT AN APPLICATION TO SERVE ON THE BOARD, CALL

THE ASSOCIATION OFFICE AT 562-925-0417.

YOU’LL GET A FREE CUP OFCOFFEE FOR VOTING

Association. (IBPSIA) Thisgroup, with a membership of 500or so, was organized to provideeducation, communication, andrecognition for bowling pro shopprofessionals and instructors.They provide a foundation forthe advancement of the world-wide bowling industry. IBPSIAhas become one of the most im-portant participants in BowlExpo…. and Bowl Expo has ab-solutely mushroomed underBerglund’s supervision.

Another feather to his cap isthat he persuaded the BowlingWriters Association of Americato hold their convention in con-junction with Bowl Expo. Forover 50 years, the BWAA heldtheir convention in conjunctionwith the ABC convention. TheBWAA membership felt it wastime for a change. Seizing theopportunity, Berglund made theBWAA an offer they couldn’trefuse. The BWAA membershipvoted to accept Mr. Berglund’sproposal and, as expected, bothparties benefited from the agree-ment, particularly the BPAA.How better could the BPAApublicize Bowl Expo than hav-ing over 50 bowling writers inattendance?

In the political arena, becauseof his unique ability to interactwith allies and foes alike, RonaldReagan established a legacy as“The Great Communicator”

In the bowling world, JohnBergland is well on his way toestablishing his own reputationas the “Great Communicator”!


Men & Women’s Bowling Alliance

TEAM AND DOUBLES EVENT

TO BE HELD AT:

AMF BOWL O DROME LANES

21915 S. WESTERN AVE

TORRANCE CA, 90501

PHONE 310-328-3700

TOURNAMENT OPENS

JULY 7, 2007

TOURNAMENT ENDS

JULY 15, 2007

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 15, 2007

USBC CERTIFIED

NO “WALK- INS” ALLOWED

MAIL COMPLETED ENTRIES TO

Larry Worrall

907 Grand Ave #6

Long Beach CA 90804

Phone # 562-434-8706 Fax # 562-434-7691

TOURNAMENT RULES

1. PARTICIPATION: This tournament is open to all sanctioned bowlers.

a. Team: Teams consist of two men and two women. b. Doubles: Consist of one man and one woman.

2. AVERAGE a. Use the highest book average as of April 15 2007 b. If no average under “a” than use highest book average as of April 15 2006. c. If no average under “a” or “b” than use the highest certified league average of 21 games or more as of

April 15, 2007. Bowlers must provide a league sheet prior to bowling.

d. If none of the above, a bowler must bowl scratch (220) or apply for an assigned average. 3. RULE 319: Each bowler is responsible for using his/her correct average in this tournament, a bowler failing to use the

proper average prior to bowling will be subject to disqualification. (Rule 319A-3).

4. Rules 319A-1, 319A-2, 319-D and 319-e WILL APPLY.

5. CHECK-IN: All team captains must check in 1 hour before scheduled time to bowl. No changes to team line-ups.

Substitutions must be made one hour prior to bowling. 6. MEMBERSHIP: Each bowler must have his/her current USBC membership card or must purchase an associate

membership card prior to bowling. MALE $18.00 FEMALE $18.00

7. BLIND SCORES: Blind scores or pacers may not be used.

8. REFUNDS. Positively no refunds will be made after the closing date.

9. PAYOFF: Pay off will be 1 place for at least every 7 entries. No prize will be awarded less than the prize fee. All prize

fees collected returned 100%

10. ERRORS: Errors in score keeping must be filed with the Tournament Director in writing within 24 hours after the

error was made. 11. PROTEST: Protest in regards to playing rules or eligibility shall be made in writing to a responsible Tournament or

Local Association Official or to the United States Bowling Congress before the tournament prize payments are made. 12. HANDICAP: The Handicap used in this tournament will be based on team method.

a. Team: Team Handicap will be set at 100% of 880.

b. Doubles: Doubles Handicap will be set at 100% of 440.

c. All Events: All Events Handicap will be set at 100% of 220.

13. MULTIPLE PARTICIPATION: Multiple participation is allowed in this tournament as follows:

a. Team: Teams may participate as often as desired but may cash only once 1. Teams that change at least two members will be considered a new team.

b. Doubles: Doubles pairs may bowl as often as desired but may cash only once. 1. Doubles pair that change partners will be considered a new doubles pair.

c. All events: All events will be an optional virtual event. All events scores will be used from team event and

doubles event. Individuals that are entered more than once the highest scores from team event and doubles will be used.

14. SPORTSMANSHIP: Any bowlers displaying poor sportsmanship subjects his team to immediate disqualification.

15. RULES NOT COVERED: In addition to the above rules USBC Rules govern the operation of this tournament.

16. TOURNAMENT MANAGER HAS THE AUTHORITY TO COMBINE SQUADS IF THE CIRCUMSTANCES

MERIT IT.

17. RETURNED CHECK: THE BOWLER WILL BE ASSESSED $25.00 FOR ANY CHECK RETURNED UNPAID BY

THEIR BANK.

MEN AND WOMEN’S BOWLING ALLIANCE

22nd

ANNUAL TOURNAMENT

TEAM EVENT- CIRCLE FIRST CHOICE ENTRY FEE PER BOWLER

1. JULY 7TH 12:30 P.M. LINEAGE $ 9.00 2. JULY 8TH 12:00 P.M. EXPENSES $ 2.00 3. JULY 14TH 12:30 P.M PRIZE FUND $10.00

4. JULY 15TH 12:00 P.M. TOTAL PER BOWLER $21.00

BOWLERS NAME IN THE ORDER THEY WILL BOWL (GIVE FULL NAME AND ADDRESS) USBC # AVERAGE AMOUNT

1 $21.00

2 $21.00

3 $21.00

4 $21.00

TOTAL FOR TEAM $84.00

DOUBLES EVENT - CIRCLE FIRST CHOICE ENTRY FEE PER BOWLER ALL EVENTS – OPTIONAL

5 JULY 7H 12:30 P.M. LINEAGE $ 9.00 EXPENSES $ 2.00 6. JULY 8H 12:00 P.M. EXPENSES $ 2.00 PRIZE FUND $ 8.00 7. JULY 14th 12:30 P.M. PRIZE FUND $10.00 8. JULY 15th 12:00 P.M TOTAL PER BOWLER $21.00 TOTAL PER BOWLER $10.00

LIST BOWLERS IN THE ORDER THEY WILL BOWL USBC# DOUBLES

$21.00

ALL EVENTS

$10.00

TOTAL

PAID

1

2

LIST BOWLERS IN THE ORDER THEY WILL BOWL USBC# DOUBLES

$21.00

ALL EVENTS

$10.00

TOTAL

PAID

1

2

TEAM CAP TAIN MAIL COMPLETED ENTRIES TO:

NAME ________________________________________ LARRY WORRALL ADDRESS________________________________________ 907 GRAND AVE #6 CITY ________________________________________ LONG BEACH CA 90804 PHONE # ________________________________________ (BOWLER WILL BE ASSESSED $25.00 FOR ANY CHECK RETURNED UNPAID BY THEIR BANK)

Men & Women’s Bowling Alliance

OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

22ND

ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

LARRY WORRALLP.O.Box 4064Seal Beach, CA 90740

LARRY WORRALLP.O.Box 4064Seal Beach, CA 90740

Entry DeadlineJune 15th

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West CoastJr. Elims

by David GordonNORWALK – Welcome back

to another week of tracking yourfavorite Elims bowler, here atKeystone Lanes. Last Saturdaywas the final day to join this sum-mer program and two more werebrought on board just under thedeadline. Some very nice scoringwas on hand as some tested thelow side during make-ups, whileour session and subsequent pre-bowls were up on the high side.

In the normal session we findPreston Fukumizu leading the day,with reportable scoring of 216-228-234/877. Joining the 800 clubwas Mark Curtis 248-259/873,Joey Marino 248-256/873, BrentShern 217-200-223/835, EddieSayles 230-232/826, and EricMilne 212-205-226/817. Nowthat’s the way to bowl gentlemen,you’ll have to teach me some day.Additional scores came in fromMichael Gaylor 224-204/757, JonMorales 216/700, and KimFerdnance 204.

We had quite a number ofbowlers missing due to Pepsi Statefinals up north and I hope every-one did well. We made up for itwith a number of make-ups andpre-bowls. Some notables from themake-ups were Sayles 230/771and Shern 227/743. But the onethat really took advantage tocatch up by bowling two make-upsessions was Fukumizu. One ses-sion included 200-269/878, whilethe other session he posted 227-211-247/876. Now that’s catch-ing up in a hurry and big time.

We also had some very nicepre-bowls, but that will have towait until that week is posted. Totease you a little though, let’s justsay the high series mark will beover 1000 for four games.

This coming Saturday will besession 4 and 5. That’s right adouble session with the first onestarting off at 12:30. The secondsession is scheduled for our nor-mal 2:00 start. That means thatbowlers need to be on time andready to bowl at 12:30. Also re-member that the last two weeks

Cerritos JrsCERRITOS—Before we get to

those high scores. Just a reminderthat the “Youth Meets the Com-munity” Tournament is next weekMay 12th, directly after bowling.Be sure all tickets and monies areturned in prior to the tournament.

In the Lil Raiders it was ElijahJ-Church leading the way with a85-127-212, Garrett Lee follow-ing with a 97-185, and Jarred Deebowled a 95-175. Isabel Manalohad a 71-94-165, KaitlynJohnston bowled a 82-151.

In the Rookies it was SebastianMilitant who sat the pace, bowl-ing a 117-100-96-313, TylerSweet kept that pace going bybowling a 109-293, and SeanDantas had no problem with thepace either, bowling a 120-290.Kaila Chen bowled a 124-120-97-341, April Ramirez fired herself a108-255, and Kris Liberatorebowled a 90-224.

The Striking Force divisionhad some pin smashing scores.Ryan Jocson bowled a 125-156-141-422, Robert Lim had a 169-403, and Spencer Van Rijbergenbowled a 145-393. Kyli Selley wason fire today. She bowled a 132-144-132-408, Akeyla Basto keptthose fires burning by bowling a148-406, and Tasha Jansen fol-lowed suit by bowling a 134-354.

The Senior division were ontheir mark today. Glenn Gimenobowled a 174-171-212-557, NickMansfield bowled a 211-549, andBuddy Lucas bowled a 214-535.Lizzy Raya started things off forthe girls. Lizzy bowled a 149-190-163-442, Devanie Dollard had a116-356, and Alexis Adinolfibowled a 129-321. Good luck andbest wishes goes out to those whoare bowling in the Pepsi Finals thisweekend. Great Bowling Every-one!

Murillo Shoots First 600 Series In Saturday Linbrook Juniors

ANAHEIM — Bowling in the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, NickMurillo put together three great games bowling his first ever 600series! Nick bowled scores of 193-218-198 for a fantastic 609 series.Nick led the leagues scoring pace with his series! Michael Nakaharahad a great second game with 234 to help him shoot 600 even. Other200 games were bowled by AaronWilson 201-206 and Mark McLeod206.

Jotavi Ulu had an awesome day in the Bumper Busters bowling 112-125. Other high scores were bowled by Isaiah Ulu 79-107, Alison Hong100-83, Deana Gomez 93-97-92 and Jace Keeling 71-95.

Nicole Nickeson bowled her first 500 series in the Thursday LinbrookJuniors. Nicole bowled some fantastic scores of 146-172-199 for a517 series. Andrew Stewart had the high game of the day with 246.Other 200 games were bowled by Aaron Wilson 221, Robert Albrecht207 and Nick Murillo 204.

Kevin Hopkinson bowled the high game of the day in the JuniorScratch Singles. Kevin strung some strikes together for a 223 game.Valerie Matsumoto tossed a 211 followed by Abbott Hatch and MarkMcleod with 210 and Aaron Wilson with 200-203.

Great bowling to all of our juniors! I look forward to some more highscores this week!

of the season needs to be paid thisSaturday. However, if this poses ahardship, please let me know im-mediately.

Everyone, have a good weekwith lots of rest and practice. I’llsee you on Saturday.

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Ed Harris Closes The Showby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—As the curtain comes down on the So. Cal. 590Classic season, Ed Harris once again was the leading man. His per-formance of 214, 247, 257, 243, led to an academy award winning961 series.

Leading the league most of the last half of the season, Team #8,Janine Ditch, Fred Voysey and E.J. Rogers only had to win 2 of the20 points to lock up first place. Team #6 the “Giddy Ups” came inwith a different idea. Winning all 15 points the first 3 games, AlLara, Karen Bagnall and Rod Cantrell had their eyes & mind set ona sweep. But alas, in the 4th game, team 8 won 4 points and thechampionship.

Other weekly highs were: Ronny Thompson 256/920, TonyHale 247/917, Larry Green 246/902, Ron Corona Jr. 241/888, RonDouglass 255/884, Frank Bellinder 242/873, Lloyd Thierry 242/859, Alan Bloom 268/858, Stan Guzy 241/841, Kerry Wright 240/837, John Phillips 219/835, Ed Stoute 234/824, Karen Bagnall 219/815, Jerry Knight 247/814, Bob Gosnell 234/812, Johnny Munson223/806, John Conway 242/800, John Velasquez 266, Rey Ortiz247, Shig Shozi 239, Janine Ditch 237, Marie Barbush 235, ShirleyAnderson 235, Adrian Bradley 234, Jim Upton 224, David Wright223, Janet Anderson 220, Gene Plotnick 218, Willy Bordenave 217,Tony Angulo 215, Kim Spolerich 215, Nancy M. Smith 213, RobertaMcNaught 211, Ron Mahler 211, Tom Stearn 211, Carl Adinolfi210, Sandy Lund 209, Fred Voysey 205, Eva Munson 204, RobRoberts 204, E.J. Rogers 203, Orlando Vanegas 203, Al Lara 202and Gino Vassallo 202.

This brings to a close another very successful season of theprestigious 590 Classic. Until September, stay safe, stay cool, andGod Bless.

SAN BERNARDINO — Looking for something special todo with Mom on Mother’s Day? Come to Del Rosa Laneson Sunday, May 13th for our Mother’s Day Open Play Special— Mom’s Bowl Free! Lots of fun for everyone!

Handicap Doubles: John Hutchings 214-235/645, BobCorrigan 236, PJ Buckner 226, Teresa Vest 158/409.

Beach Party: Leighton Beach 205-225-208/638, MichaelGray 224-224/622, Chuck Gray 237, Diane Kline 483, GraceBeach 189.

Capri: Rose Rudh 538, Terry Mahlstedt 203.S.B. County: Victor Contreras 245-236/674, Lonnie

Masteller 202-211-213/626, Ben Stewart 261/616, RobertRichards 235/609, Randy Perrine 215-234/608, JamesDavis 203-206/603, Randy Duddleston 225/600, ChrisHollinger 233-200, Mike Mormann 230, Robert Cravens Jr.225.

Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 246-258/696, LodasGriffin 216-245/638, Thedas Griffin 214-201/614, MarkHolecek 235, Bridgett Young 555, Andi Mattice 216, MartyPerry 208.

Adult/Jr. Trio: Russ Ruiz 202-226/624, Joseph De LaTorre 254/619, PJ Buckner 224-226/615, Jean Newton 170/486, Maline Harper 170, Marty Coyazo 239-257-212/708,Adrian Ruiz 266-203/645, Chris Bassett 210, Ian Stewart200, Shelby Scheffler 438, Lanea Cunningham 158.

Weekend Rollers: John Roberson 226-262-225/713,Mike Nakunz 263-214/665, Nacho Hernandez 225-203-218/646, Ernie Juarez 217-232/643, Steve Carrow 256/629,Charles Rabico 235, Jeff Tripp 234, Rusty Weigel 231, SalSoriano 227, Matthew Flud 227, Courtney Florez 223/583,Christina Hernandez 224, Rosie Parker 210, Jackie Florez200.

We’ll have more scores to report as the winter leagueshit the floor. See ya.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Happy

Mother’s Day to all theMom’s here at Del RosaLanes.

This week we are report-ing the results of the SeniorNo-Taps.

Mon. Senior No-Tap: 1.Ernst Knoblauch 811, 2. JoeStrinati 769, 3. Mildren Hall712, Booby, Phosie Lotze 579.

Wed. Senior No-Tap: 1. JimMcGinty 779, 2. Ed Wallace773, 3. Doug Henley 757,Booby, Murray Gibson 592.

See you next week withthe senior scores.

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — It’s great

to have the junior leagues back inaction here at Del Rosa Lanes. Wewish high scores and lots of fun forall of you.

This Sunday, May 13th, is Mother’sDay. Here’s a great way for you andMom to spend the day together. Takeher bowling at Del Rosa Lanes. Wehave an Open Play Special whereMoms Bowl Free. Questions? Callthe bowling center.

Littlle Rascals: Keanu Ingram 104/184, Kylie Moyeda 83/147.

Bantam Buddies: Nathan Meador311, Codey Castro 121, VenessaLopez 86/243.

Pincrackers: Terrence Robinson138/389, Lynze Rincon 116/339.

Strike Force: Adrian Ruiz 279-255-222/756, Jason Holleman 244-249-235/728, Marty Coyazo 210-238-237/685, Ricky Quinbar 232, Nathan Ring219, Ryan Jones 204, Jason Matus202, Shelby Scheffler 505, LaneaCunningham 185.

Keep up the good bowling and we’llbe looking forward to all those highscore. Have fun!

ANAHEIM — Hey seniors, it’s time to get your bowlingball polished and ready for Ozzie’s Senior Mixed ScotchDoubles at Linbrook Bowling Center. The date is Saturday,May 12th with check-in at 11:30 a.m. and bowl at 12:30 p.m.It’s limited to the first 50 paid couples so sign up now anddon’t be left out.

The high scores have been turned in and here they are.Santa’s Guys & Gals: Carl Adinolfi 225-257-228/710, Joe

Molina 239/602, Johnny Davis 201-227, Rachel Chaco 217,Tom Omectin 215, Jesse Pratt 214.

Swinging Trios: Stan Lucas 247, Robert Skank 201.Lunch Bunch: Walter Michalski 235/606, Bin Masaki 200-

210.Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Dan Percifield 234-213/

630, Bill Swanson (sub) 215, Marc Guzman 212, GeorgeMoreno 201-200, Nick Castro 200.

Ten Pins: Josh Boisoneau 216-202-235/653, Keith Ander-son 265-216/643, Dan Hurst 259-207/639, Tony Toliver 212-226/629, Ben Philalack (sub) 207-205-204/616, LauraLowenstein 233, Janice Vodden 203.

No Knottcents: Ray Acosta 203-209/607, Chris Vandyke201-223/606, Tony Cianfaglione 207, Dale Cooper 202,Christina Byrd 210-212/615, Erika Gonzales 242, MargieGutierrez 204.

3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 203.R.C.R.C.: Paul Budnovich 240, Don Tanner 216, Tito

Lasalle 205.Jacks & Jills: Tim Pilot (sub) 248/631, Ron Vogel 242/

627, Eddie Soliman 240, Jerry Lao 224, Romy Villalobos212.

Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): Robert Ragans 276-287/7331,Chris Molina 276-256/721, Dave Haskell 203-241-263/707,James Hawkins 277-222/670, Phil Zantos 245-236/664,Kim Gardner 217-266/662, Makcha Miura 244-206/642,Rebecca Pruett 252, Mary Mundi 209,Kim Allman 201.

B.S.M.: Glen Kim 227-267/675, Min Woo Lim 225-202-214/641, Andy Kim 223, Paul Oh 223, Sang Chul Won 215.

Golden Nuggets: Ro Mutzenberger 232, Ed Signorino206, Don Turner 200.

Party Timers: (Congratulations to Mark Payne and TeddyJuanato, 1-2 finishers in the ABT tournament this past week-end here at Linbrook Bowl.) Tim Blough 257-235-229/721,Josh Rahm 202-246-254/702, Chris Milligan 237-222-642,Bill Powell 233-222/635, Ed Murakami 209-238/636, DeniseBayne 247-235/662, Theresia Kozitsky 207, Karyn Lorentzen204, Ladine Jones 203, Pat Spink 200.

Rowdies: John Martinez 223, Shawn Riffle 219, AmiPulsifier 215, Robert Serrano 208.

Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomono (sub) 229-203/622, ShigNakata 201-245, Don Ellsworth 201-225, Sigeki Kusumi211, Al Ogata 209, Beverly Kaneen 209.

Nikkei: Ken Queypo 226-223/625, Bob Okamura 211-202/612, Herb Mihara 210-203/609, Fred Nakata 232, TonyBargayo 230.

525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Joy McGregor 219-236/801, Diane Salinas 200-211, Nicole Evans (sub) 207.

Santa’s Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 222, DallasLiebenow 203.

Thursday Cypress College: Brad Pickler 214, Bruce Dinh202, Bill Swanson 202.

Magnolia Teachers (no-tap): Joe Andreff 227/607, DonnieClark 212-215, Florencio Batalon 210, Anthony Stroma 202,Pam Odiorne 224, Chrys Shields 201-208, Debi Andreff 202,Melissa Valentine 200.

Happy DaysAre Here

Againby Frank Kietz

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today in 1933 prohibition wasrepealed. It wasn’t against fed-eral law to drink brooze, how-ever, it was against the law toget drunk. It wasn’t until the’37s. Yes, 70 years today, youcould buy booze over a bar andput your foot on a brass rail.

Looney In Laughlin: Sean Addison 222.7-11 Vegas: Ben Philalack 247-201-234/682, Gabe

Guzman 214-237-202/653, John Conway 249/636, Neal Por-ter 234/608, Chris Davey 213-217/606, Lisa Somma 201.

Korean League: Young M. Yoon 245, Dong Yeon Park213, Bong Hwang 207, Hyon Kim 2203.

Friday Cypress College I: Derek Gamachi 216, RichardNunez 200.

Friday Cypress College II: Kevin Kim 200.Grey Panthers: Stan Lucas 223, Bill Stephens 207.T.G.I.F.: Jason Watts 247/623, Mike Wagner 211, Frank

Castle 205, Richard Carr 202, Randy Eddins 201.Vegas Party: Stan Evans 248-256-234/738, John Ritchie

224-209-229/662, Ed Evans 203-237/638, Mike Keogh 205-215-202/622, Ed Sheely 246/602, Melody Ritchie 228-203,Kim Englert 223, Janet Olarte 215, Barbara Bish 210.

P.B.L.: Ben Philalack 222-226/641, Joe Fernandez 245-200/615, Amy Gan 225, Nelson Kaiklian 224, RubenFigueroa 217, Rene Rosales 216, Tess Ebuenga 204.

Saturday Vegas Special: Chris Molina 211-213/608,Daniel Bradshaw 235/602.

Double Down: Mitch Dye 223, Will Scudellari 212, DanKrier 210, Gregg Sietsema 203-208, Domingo Rivera 202,Bridgette Mitchell 201.

4-4 Vegas: Norma Walker 224-245/649, Brian W. Parker252/622, Dino Chavez 247-213/616, Mike Peterson 215-202/607, Cheri Butschke 242, Roy Smithhisser Jr. 221, TrishDonahue 200-212.

Double Daters: John Conway 233-256-247/736, AlanBloom 214-264-216/694, Bob Legro 213-234-233/680, DaveGerard 231-210/617, Dan Drysol 246/616, Annie Cho 224,Jackie Legro 202.

Family & Friends: Pete Quintana 211-200/601, Ryan Cloyd227, Sue Paige 221, Ron Aguon 210, Roweena Santos 205,Jess Meno 204.

Ducks/Avengers: Charles Rogers 232-209/655, RalphTanner (sub) 257-210/632, John Sarti 210, Alan Bloom 206-230, Chris Kemp 201.

LINBROOKSENIOR NO-TAP

(At Linbrook Bowling Center)May 1, 2007

FINAL RESULTS38 Entries @ $9.00 $342.0038 Lineage @ $4.50 171.0038 Prize Fund @ $4.50 171.0036 3-6-9 @ $1.00 36.00

PLACE MONEY1. Bill Young 858 33.002. Ed Hermance 835 24.003. Rich Heid 831 19.004. Terry Brent 797 13.505. Tom Stearn 806 9.006. Imee Ahorre 791 6.00

SIDEPOTS1st Game (hdcp):1. Ed Hermance 320 9.002. Bill Young 307 7.003. Ely Cruz 282 5.002nd Game (scr.):1. Terry Brent 300 10.002. Tom Stearn 266 8.003. Ron Mahler 263 6.503rd Game (hdcp.):1. Ed Hermance 294 9.002. Rich Heid 291 7.003. Paul Oh/Barney Carroll 285 5.00

3-6-9WINNER

Dick McKenzie 76.50Carryover 117.00Added 36.00New Total 76.50

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