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BOWLING NEWSMarch 31, 2011

Bowling newsThursday March 31, 2011

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Bowling news

RENO—If you mention Glenn Allison to anyone who knows bowling the response is the first bowler to roll a 900 series. Can you name any oth-er bowlers since?

Glenn also has many other accomplishments in both the PBA and USBC. March 19th and 20th, Glenn bowled his 60th USBC Nationals Tour-nament in Reno. Mr. 900 becomes the 15th bowler to achieve this goal since the first event bowled in Chicago 1901.

Glenn bowled his first na-tionals tournament in Los An-geles, 1947. Since then he has only missed 5 events, 1948, 49, 51, 52, 53.

Glenn’s tournament aver-age is a staggering 198 with the 6th highest all time pinfall. Can you imagine averaging 198 on the nationals oil pattern for 60 years?

Soaring with the EaglesGlenn holds 4 Champion-

ship Eagle awards with 780 to win doubles with Dick Hoover setting a new record in 1962.

Next Eagle was won in 1964 setting a team record of 6417 (6 games).

The third Eagle earned in 1966 setting another team re-cord with Glenn contributing a 751.

The Fourth Eagle was awarded to Glenn in 1970 for winning singles rolling 730. Everyone at La Habra 300 Bowl congratulates Glenn for achieving another record book accomplishment.

Just for info…the highest series bowled in the Nation-als tournament is 862. Joe Norris and William Doehrman are the only two bowlers to participate in over 70 national events, both with 71 tourna-ments. Joe averaged 191 for over 70 years…… Glenn Allison holding award for bowling 60 National Tournaments

WEST COVINA — The ABTA will be Hosted by West Covina Lanes Saturday in a 0ne day Event with Qualifying Squads 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM with the Semifinals at 7:45 PM.

New Members are wel-come up to 209 average. West Covina Lanes is located at 675 So Glendora Ave. Just take the 10 Freeway to Vincent and go 1 1/12 miles south to the center. Phone there is 626-

ABTA at West Covina SaturdaySaturday Squad changes for April

9th’s 2 day event at Keystone960-3636.

ABTA will have a two day Event at Keystone Lanes in Norwalk next weekend April 9-10 with Saturday Squad times changed to 12:00-2:00-4:00 & 6:00 PM. Taking 1 in 4 1/2 entrants to the semifinals Sunday at 12:00 Noon.

On Sunday there will be One Big Squad open to all at 10:15 AM taking 1 in 5 to the Semis. Please see our ad for information on page 5.

National Bowling Stadium SoldMossontte Makes Surprise Move

Bill Mossontte Proprietor of Mission Hills Bowl

RENO — Bill Mossontte, one of the most successful proprietors in Southern Cali-fornia has been a civic leader, bowling guru and community cheer leader for over 25 years. The charitable functions at his Mission Hills Bowl have been very fruitful.

As a member of the Bowl-ing Proprietors Association, many of his ideas were put into action and produced a stronger association.

But, opportunity came knocking recently. His reputa-tion as a successful proprietor came to the attention of the owners of the National Bowling Stadium in Reno.

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Night time view of Reno and the National Bowling Stadium (sphere in middle).

BOB URBAN Bowled 300

At Age 80!by Frank Weiler and

Therese Lloyd LAKE ELSINORE—Since

writing about JAMES CAMP-BELL bowling 300 at the age of 79, we were told about Bob Urban having bowled a 300 at TREVI LANES, at the age of 80 years, two months and nineteen days. Bob was born on February 16, 1929, and bowled his last perfecto on May 7, 2009. While the na-tional record for the oldest 300 is over 89 years, it is believed that Urban holds the CITRUS BELT ASSOCIATION record for oldest bowler to score 300.

Urban is a former PBA continued on page 9

BOWLING NEWS March 31, 2011

MISSION HILLS BOWL 2011 summEr lEAguE sChEDulE

10430 SEPULVEDA BLVD., MISSION HILLS, CA 91345 (818)361-1221

DAy/timE lEAguE lEAguE tEAm mEEting stArt

MONDAYS 6:00 Pm miXED ClAssiC mX sCr 5's** 940 6/06 5:30 Pm junE 06 6:00 Pm guys & DOlls mX hDCP 5's 840 5/16 5:30 Pm junE 06

TUESDAYS 9:15 Am EArly BirDs lADiEs 4's 625 6/07 9:00 Am junE 07

9:15 Am tuEs. sCrAtCh triOs miX sCr 3's* 520 5/24 9:00 Am mAy 24 12:30 Pm gOlDEn 4 sOmEs sEniOrs 4's 650 5/24 12 noon mAy 24 6:00 Pm PrimE timE miX hCP 5's* OPEn 5/24 5:45 Pm mAy 24 6:30 Pm ADult/juniOr AD/jr hCP 2's* OPEn 5/10 6:00 Pm mAy 10 8:00 Pm nEwCOmErs Any hDCP 2's* OPEn 5/10 7:45 Pm mAy 10 8:00 Pm PADrEs Any hDCP 3's* 570 5/24 7:30 Pm mAy 24

WEDNESDAYS 9:30 Am COFFEE BrEAkErs lADiEs 3's 495 5/25 9:00 Am mAy 25 12:30Pm sEniOr rEBEls sEniOrs 3's OPEn 5/25 12 noon mAy 25 6:00 Pm PinBustErs mX hDCP 5's 875 5/25 5:30 Pm mAy 25 9:00 Pm n.B.A.C. mX hDCP 4's* 780 5/25 8:00 Pm mAy 25

THURSDAYS 9:30 Am thursDAy sCrAtCh mX sCr 3's* 520 6/02 9:00 Am junE 02

6:00 Pm lADs & lAssiEs mX hDCP 5's 865 6/02 5:30 Pm junE 02 6:30 Pm nO-tAP lEAguE mX hDCP 3’s* OPEn 5/19 6:00 Pm mAy 19 9:00 Pm missiOn mAjOrs mX sCr 4's* 845 6/02 8:00 Pm junE 02

FRIDAYS 9:30 Am FriDAy FOXEs lADiEs 3's 470 6/03 9:00 Am junE 03 12:30 Pm FriDAy sEniOrs sr hDCP 4's 650 5/27 12 noon mAy 27 6:00 Pm t.g.i.F. - lAughlin mX hDCP 5's* OPEn 6/10 5:30 Pm junE 10 9:00 Pm s.F.v. nisEi mX hDCP 4's tBA 5/20 8:30Pm mAy 20

SUNDAYS 6:00 Pm wEEkEnDErs mX hDCP 4's 690 6/05 5:30 Pm junE 05

(*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed) (**scratch. league-Each team must have at least 1 lady) (Adult/junior must have 1 child and 1 adult)

What are the odds?

wEst COAsts sEniOr tOur wCst EBOnitE singlEs sunday, march 27, 2011 silvEr nuggEt lAnEs FinAls n.lAs vEgAs, nv SUPER SENIORS POS BOWLER City QuAl FinAls W L BONUS t.Pins PrizE

1 DiCk BAkER HENDERSON, NV 2320 2268 7 3 210 4798 $8402 RON WINGER LAS VEGAS 2351 2227 6.5 3.5 195 4783 $6753 FrAnk DE FiliPPO LAS VEGAS 2251 2249 6 4 180 4680 $5104 DARWIN WIMER MESQUITE, NV 2325 2172 4.5 5.5 135 4632 $4105 rOn gAlEs LAS VEGAS 2224 2177 7 3 210 4611 $3906 DAVE SMITH LAS VEGAS 2221 2222 5 5 150 4593 $3707 tErry lEOng HENDERSON, NV 2310 2153 2 8 60 4523 $3508 HOWIE LOOSBROOCK HENDERSON, NV 2193 2159 5 5 150 4502 $3309 BErniE iwAsCzyszyn N. LAS VEGAS 2179 2057 4 6 120 4356 $315

10 JOE WILHITE YORBA LINDA 2192 1962 3 7 90 4244 $300 ******************************************************************************************************************************************** high game: Dave smith 300 ********************************************************************************************************************************************* AgE 70 Plus Out OF highEr CAsh POS BOWLER City sCOrE PrizE

1 vAughn DOODy lAs vEgAs 2154 $175.00 ********************************************************************************************************************************************* mOnEy BrEAkDOwn

inCOmE DistriButiOn33 Entries X $175.00 $5,775.00 Prize Fund $4,665

lines $645total: $5,775.00 Expenses $465

total: $5,775 ********************************************************************************************************************************************* the wCst would like to thank our hosting center, the silver nugget lanes, and their workers for all of their cooperation, and the bowlers who entered this tournament. we like to thank joe Chattin, getting and posting all the scores on saturday, and doing the Brackets. thanks to EBOnitE intErnAtiOnAl CO, coverage sponsor. ********************************************************************************************************************************************

Steve Clark picking up back to back 7 - 10 splits? The odds are in the trillions - but he did it at Cal Bowl in the Gobs and Gals League!

DICK BAKER WINS WCST EBONITE SINGLES SUPER SENIOR DIVISION

AT SILVER NUGGET LANESby Dick Sanders

LAS VEGAS—Dick Baker (Henderson, NV), captured his 6th WCST Title, last week-end at Silver Nugget Lanes in N. Las Vegas, NV. It was a nip and tuck battle between two very expe-rienced tournament players, that went right down to the wire in the finals. Ron Winger, leading qualifier on Saturday, with 2351 for the 10 games, led Dick by 31 pins. Dick started the finals of 10 bowlers in 3rd place. Ron held the lead up until Game #7, then Dick took over the lead, up until Game #9, and Ron back in the lead by 34 pins, going into the position match game. Both bowlers, opened in their 1st frame of the match, Dick another opening the 3rd frame. Ron got a bad break in the 5th frame, leaving a 7-10 split on a pocket hit. Both bowlers went off the sheet with strikes, Dick from the 4th frame and Ron from the 6th frame, ended up with Dick beating Ron 244-225, and with a bonus of 30 pins for the win, a narrow 15 pin victory. Dave Smith, made a big move when he shot a 300 game and a 258 game in Games #7 & #8, only to run into a brick wall in Game #9, with 146, and then finished 6th in the tournament. Top 3: 1st Place, Dick Baker, $840.00, 2nd Place, Ron Winger (Las Vegas), $675.00, and 3rd to Frank De Filippo (Las Vegas), $510.00.

Total Entries: 33 bowlers and 11 checks paid out, a total of $4,665.00. For 4 tournaments this year, $28,845.00 paid out, and for 325 tournaments, $3,501,750.00 paid out. There was no Regular Divison for this tournament. The WCST would like to thank our hosting center, The Silver Nugget, and their workers for all of their cooperation. Joe Chattin, a great job, posting all scores and doing the Brackets on Saturday, and to EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO, our coverage sponsor.

LIMITED OPENINGS NOW FOR A ONE DAY TOURNAMENT, WITH A SINGLES ELIMI-NATION FINALS AFTER 8 GAMES OF QUALIFYING ON SATURDAY, APRIL 16TH, KEY-STONE LANES, NORWALK, CA. STARTS AT 12:00 NOON.

WCST EBONITE SINGLESKEYSTONE LANES, NORWALK CAAPRIL 16, 2011 ONE DAY ONLY !

NORWALK—This tournament will be a one day tournament only, starting on Saturday, April 16th, at 12:00 Noon. Bowlers will bowl 8 games for qualifying. Finals to be Single Match Game Eliminations to immediately following the qualifying. Call the WCST Office now, at 760-363-8141, or the Cell Phone: 760-792-4596 E-Mail: [email protected] Format & all other details, Scroll down INFORMATIONPage, WCST Website: www.westcoastseniortour.com $175.00 Entry Fee for current WCST Members, Guests add $15.00 Two Age Divisions, paying separate prize funds in each division. Regular Division, Men: 40 to 59, Ladies: 40 to 49, Super Seniors: Men: 60 & up, Ladies: 50 & up.

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7 TEAMS ALREADY SIGNED UP IT’S NOT TOO EARLY TO MAKE YOUR RESERVA-TIONS FOR THE WCST EBONITE ALL STAR DOUBLES. SCHEDULED FOR THE WEEK-END OF JUNE 4-5, 2011 AT AMF VALLEY VIEW LANES IN GARDEN GROVE, CA

32 TEAMS WILL BE THE MAXIMUM FIELD. FOR FULL DETAILS CALL THE WCST OFFICE AT 760-363-8141.

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# of Entries

PlacesPay off 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th

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NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWSby Connie Marchione

MORE ABOUT APRIL 75TH GLDBA TOURNAMENT IN LAS VEGASLAS VEGAS—In wake of the shocking news of only 46 teams in the men’s 75th anniversary

Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association and only 14 teams in the women’s 64th Great Lakes Deaf Women’s Bowling Association tournaments, no reason was given for this scarcity of entries. Back in 1996 the last time both proud organizations held their joint tournaments in Las Vegas, they drew deaf record breaking 188 and 76 teams respectively. That 1320 was the largest ever gathering of deaf bowlers. Regardless both organizations knew they made a mistake and the show must go on.

With ample lanes left over at Red Rock Bowling Center, GLDBA asked the women to drop theirs at Texas Station Bowling Center and move to bowl together under one roof. The schedule also had been changed with the respective Cahen Masters and Kernz Queens starting at 9 AM Wednesday April 6. Then on Thursday the doubles and singles events bowl with two squads, one at 10 am and other at 1:30 PM. On Friday the team event rolls at 10 PM and the Seniors Masters elimination start at 2 PM.

There will be no bowling on Saturday as the Hall of Fame Luncheon only is on at Red Rock Resort. It is a formal affair and all are requested to wear business suit with jacket, neat business shirt and slacks. The celebration will end in the evening with the floorshow provided by Cirque Du Sign in Red Rock Ballroom.

Nothing had been said about why the big drop in entries. It could be blamed on bad economy with people out of work, losing their homes and not affording the high entry fees (it cost me $360.00 to enter) plus the $100 plus per night at the hotel. This writer blamed poor publicity by GLDBA depending entirely on internet for its publicity. Many bowlers who do not have internet knew nothing and not getting any information about this tournament.

WHO IS THE GREATEST DEAF BOWLER? This question prompted me to put up when friend Ed Abakumoff read on internet about one

admitting that he is the greatest deaf bowler. I will not mention his name but that guy may be the best during an era but not all time.

So I am asking all of you for your opinion who you think is the greatest deaf bowler living or dead and why you think he is the one. You can answer by telling me on computer [email protected] and give me his name and reason.

If I get your opinion, I will write about it in this paper for all to read. Also if I do not get any, I will ask will known bowlers for their opinions and write about it.

In early 1940s I marveled at the late Pete Samolis of Cleveland, Ohio who was the first deaf bowler who averaged 200 back then when it was really hard to average 200. That was why I named him as one of three who should be in the USBC Hall f Fame before me in my Induction Ceremony speech. But after him, I had seen and known better great deaf bowlers.

YOMA LED DEAF TRAVEL WITH LOW 760 AT DEL RIODOWNEY—Blame it on the wet weather. So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League had a poor showing

at the usually high scoring Del Rio Lanes and the bowlers did not score well during the wet weather. Pablo Yoma led the 7 men honor roll when he started poorly with 146 but finished with 196-200-216 for 760. Following Yoma were Ed Abakumoff with 191-185-208-158 for 749, Robert Audette 155-187-194-191 for 727, Bob Bergan 156-153-200-212 for 721, Don Millwee 227, Bob Jones 212 and Connie Marchione 206.

Three teams made big wins. League leader stretched its lead to 10 points with a 15-5 win over 2nd place L A City. Lake Elsinore moved up to 3rd place with a near sweep win 18-2 over Mid City and Riverside beat China 13.5 to 8.5. The league thanks Del Rio manager Mike for hosting. Next on schedule is April 3 at Brunswick Covina Bowl in Covina where the manager begged us the start bowling at 12.00 Noon instead of our regular 1:00 PM starting time. Pres. Abakumoff requested all bowlers to show up at 11:30 AM so all could start at 12.

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American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com

1 Chris romero 677 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $425.00 900 global Ball $100.00 2 jason jones 658 $500.00 3 Ada wong-hum 655 $200.00 4 vuong Do 653 $115.00 5 vic Paolucci ss 649 $115.00 6 sierrie herradura 646 $107.50 7 Carole reese 640 $107.50 8 marvin Crowder 638 $107.50 9 jiradej harnpatanakitpanich 635 $107.50 10 Brad le Count 634 $100.00 11 hyun Ok Park 633 $100.00 12 hovsep simonian 60% 630 $60.00 13 jack trongale ss 630 $100.00 14 thomas Chavez 628 $100.00 15 Bryan moore 628 $100.00 16 je je gabriel 625 $100.00 17 glen kim 623 $87.50 18 wilson Cheung 622 $85.00 19 Dominador la guardia 621 $82.50 20 ginalynn velarde 619 $80.00 21 henry hoang 611 $77.50 22 Ed Abarca 603 $75.00 23 Deborah sanders 598 $75.00 24 Charles weeks 596 $72.50 25 mark Andrews 593 $72.50 26 walter white ss 592 $70.00 27 ken morris 589 $70.00 28 giang huynh 588 $67.50 29 Annaliza Agoncillo 587 $66.25 30 mikko miller 587 $66.25 31 javier Avila 586 $63.75 32 Donnie johnson jr 586 $63.75 33 Carlos umana 583 $62.50 34 sherri Cross ss 582 $60.00 35 Paul Bunya 580 $60.00 36 galdino Chavez 574 $59.00 37 julie nguyen 573 $59.00 38 Bedell vasquez 563 $58.00 39 David m jones 60% 558 $34.75 40 ryan nam lh 557 $57.00 41 leonard garcia 549 $57.00 42 william garrett 547 $56.00 43 luis Peregrina 544 $56.00 44 Dana le Count 535 $55.00 45 kean Bunya 60% 633 $33.00 46 steve Benavante 510 $54.00 47 greg kokanour 497 $54.00 48 glenn matsumoto DnF $54.00

DOuBlEs1 Dominador la guardia / victor Paolucci 1384 $130.00 2 jiradej harnpatanakitpanich / Dominador la guardia 1363 $110.00

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3 Dominador la guardia / vuong Do 1350 $100.00 4 galdino Chavez / tomas Chavez 1344 $90.00 5 Dominador la guardia / jeje gabriel 1340 $70.00 6 ginalynn velarde / marvin Crowder 1340 $70.00 7 Ping romero / Dominador la guardia 1338 $60.00 8 victor Paolucci / giang huynh 1335 $50.00 9 Brad leCount / David godinez 1331 $40.00 10 jiradej harnpatanakitpanich / kean Bunya 1324 $40.00 11 victor Paolucci / vuong Do 1320 $30.00 12 ginalynn velarde / Bryan moore 1320 $30.00 13 Chris romero / Ping romero 1319 $20.00 14 Chris romero / julian Conwi 1319 $20.00

FinAnCiAl rEPOrt men:+ 33 women:+ 24

suPEr sEniOrs:javier Avilia, steve Benavente

sheri Crosshigh Qualifer (Free Entry)men: Brad leCount + 125

women: Annaliza Agoncillo + 1033 - 6 - 9: Charles weeks

match game: 165 - ted villaroman, giang huynh, julie nguyen

match series: 525 - no winner

rAFFlE 900 global Ball - Favorite william garett 1 lv nights renior land 1 lv nights Carlos umman Free Entry David Emrich memorial Entry wilson Cheung vegas Entry jowell tatlonghari 900 global Ball - Bounty hunter PEArl william garett Prize Fund 166 $5,064.25Paid Entries 16 @ 54 $864.00Optional sidepots $1,056.00Doubles $860.003-6-9 $50.00Cash & Carry $425.00match game $2,560.00shirt & trophy $88.00total Payout $16,667.25

Saturday April 2, 2011

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ABTA TOURNAMENTWest Covina Lanes675 S. Glendora, West Covina • (626) 960-3636

Take 10 Freeway to Vincent and go 1 1/2 Miles South

Win $2,900 1st with Bonuses • $1,000 MinSquads: 12:00 - 1:00 - 2:30 - 4:00 & 6:00 PM • Semi Finals 7:45 PM

Match Game Est $1,400 • Match Series Est $700 • 3-6-9 is $1,900Up to 209 Average • No PBA • Entry Fees: $54-$51-$46 • Reduced Entry Fees: $37-$35

Brackets—Match Game—Match Series—3-6-9—Doubles—Side Pots—HorsesGuaranteed Min of 40 Men & 7 Women (min) to Cash • Plus Super Seniors • Men & Women Qualify Separately

$3,500 Min. Prize Fund GUARANTEED Regardless of Entries Top 16 Guaranteed $100 Min. • 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals

All Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the exciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women Guaranteed

April 9-10 Keystone Lanes/ Norwalk (2-days)

Saturday is revisedSat / 12:00-2:00-4:00 & 6:00 PM 1 in 4 1/2½ to board Sun / 1-Big Squad 10:15 AM takes 1 in 5 to board Semis follow 12:00 Noon

April 16 Westminster Lanes/ Westminster 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM Semis Follow 7:45 PM

April 23 CAL Bowl/ Lakewood 12:30-2:00-3:30-5:30 Semis Follow 7:30PM

IRVINE—We had a long awaited return to Irvine Lanes Saturday, and had a decent turnout of 166 entries in our one day event. We saw a tough shot again this week that kept the cut scores low, but very fair to all. Making the cut to the Semis/Finals were +33 for the men and +24 for the wom-en. The Super Seniors added to the board (2 men and 1 fe-male) were Javier Avila (+32) and Steve Benavente (+17), and for the women it was Sheri Cross (-2). That would give us 48 bowlers making it this week in our special Beat the Board semi-finals.

For all qualifying squads, our top qualifier for the Men was Brad Le Count with a +125, and for the women it was Annaliza Agoncillo with a +103. Each will get a paid entry into a future regular ABTA event. Each week our top qualifier draws the Match Series, and this week it was worth $292. Brad drew a 525 and none bowled this score during qualifying this week.

Next week at West Covina, we will estimate the Match Series at $700. For the 3-6-9 qualifying this week, we had Charles Weeks survive the roll-off to go for the pot, but he would miss on his 4th shot, getting $50 consolation. We will add another $100 at West Covina giving us a total of $1,900.

In the optional doubles finishing first were Dom La Guardia and Vic Paolucci with a 1384 for $130. Finishing second was Dom and Jiradej

Chris Romero 2nd ABTA at Irvine LanesVillaroman, Huynh, and Nguyen Share $2,560 Match Game

Match Series estimate of $700 next weekMatch Game estimate of $1,400 • 3-6-9 is $1,900 at West Covina

ABTA Returns to West Covina this weekendHarnpatanakitpanich with 1363 for $110. We had a total of $860 paid out in doubles with low to cash of 1319.

In the semis this week, we would see Chris Romero lead after the first game and follow-ing in 2nd was Hyun Oh Park. After two games, Chris at +115 would continue to lead the pack by 55+ pins, and still in 2nd was Hyun Park +77. Many were in the hunt, but Chris had a formidable lead in the final game.. Chris was in a nightmare as he bowled a 115 game and the others feel a bit also. We would see Jason Jones, and Ada Wong bowl nice games to come up just short, and Chris at 677 held on for a 19 pin victory over our 2nd place finisher, Jason Jones and a 22 pin advantage over our 3rd place finisher Ada Wong +55. In 4th was Vuong do+53, 5th Vic Paoluccu +49, 6th Sierrie Herradura + 46 and 7th a pretty newcomer Carole Reese at+40.

Congrats to Chris one of the Good Guys, as he led from start to finish using that big game 1 score of 280 with his handicap, to take home $1,000 for first place, $425 for cash and carry, and an additional $100 for using a Global 900 Ball during semis, giving him a total of $1,525. Jason would take home $500 for his 2nd place finish, and in 3rd was Ada Wong for $200.

This week, our top seed in semi-finals had the honor of drawing the Match Game worth $2,560. Chris drew a 165. After a review of all the

scores bowled, we had three people who bowled that score. They were Ted Villaroman, Giang Huynh, and Julie Nguy-en. Each will get $853 for their 3rd game 165 scratch. The es-timated pot will be $1,400 at West Covina.

This week we had ten new bowlers join us. Let us wel-come these new bowlers to the club, James Cochran, Michael Modica, Chris Anson, Mike Johnston II, Nathan John-ston, Sam Hitchcock, Kevin Walther, Wai Li, Sean Perry, and Carole Reese who cashed 7th in her first ABTA event.

Champion Chris Romero is from Carson and used a Global 900 Vamp (he got the ball in our January tournament) drilled at South Point Pro Shop. He wants to thank God for all His guidance and support. Special thanks to his wife Delia for let-ting him bowl, ABTA and staff for a great job.

Jason Jones (2nd Place) is from Lakewood and used a Nano Storm drilled by Billy Myers. He is engaged to Me-gan, who he will be marrying on April 2nd. He would like to thank his Mom and Dad (Dave and Jean) from England, Rose, David and Brandi for being there, and of course to Mark Baker for the coaching. Ja-son will marry ABTA member Megan Cavanaugh this Sat-urday. We wish them well in their future together they are great People!!

This week, the weekly ball sponsor winner of a 900 Glob-al Ball was William Garrett, he received the Favorite bowling

ball. This week we raffled off (2) 1 night stays in Las Vegas for our July event. The win-ners were Renior Land and Carlos Umana. Each time you bowl, you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor, 900 Global.

This week the raffle win-ners of an ABTA Entry was David Emrich, Memorial En-try was Wilson Cheung, Las Vegas Entry was Jowell Tatal-onghari, and winning a Bounty Hunter Pearl was William Gar-rett (his 2nd ball of the day-) Who says William don’t have two balls:_)) The rest of the results are in the payoff sheet in this paper.

This week we will be at West Covina, squads times are back to normal with 12 pm, 1 pm, 2:30 pm, 4 pm, and 6 pm as the final squad. Semi-finals will be at approx. 9 pm. Please be on time to avoid the long line. See our ad for address and directions, or check our website (www.abta1.com) to link to address for directions.

Its history folks as Chris Romero enter the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at West Covina! If you have any comments or sug-gestions, use the contact page on our Website to send com-

Three Share the $2,560 Match game at Irvine LanesJulie B Nguyen, and Steady Teddy Villaroman are happy at Ir-vine Lanes as their 165 game 3 was drawn and they shared a nice $2,560 pot along with Giang Huynh (not pictured). Giang will be happy to see this. All three are regular ABTA Members and most deserving!Giang is buying the beer at West Covina Lanes Saturday :-)) They got $853 each for the fine game!

Chris Romero Wins ABTA Title at Irvine Lanes (L—R) Jean and Dave Jones of England, par-ents of Jason Jones (runner up) $500 Chris Romero (Champion) $1,425, Vic Paolucci 5th, Carole Reese 7th, Sandy Rosenblum and Vuong Do 4th.

ments to us. Thank you for being an ABTA member until then! SPECIAL NOTICE!!!!! THE SATURDAY QUALI-FYING TIMES FOR NEXT WEEKS TWO DAY EVENT AT KEYSTONE LANES HAVE BEEN CHANGED!! SATURDAY SQUADS ARE 12:00-2:00-4:00 & 6:00pm We take 1 in 4 ½ to the board on Saturday.

There is a $100 Bonus to qualify n Saturday and win-ing the Event. We take 1 in 4 ½ to the board from Saturday

to the Semis at Noon Sun-day. On Sunday moring there is 0ne big squad at 10:15 AM taking 1 in 5 to the semis from that squad. Note the Saturday Changes.

The following week April 16 we visit popular West-minster Lanes in Westmin-ster, then April 23 Cal Bowl in Lakewood, April 30 Lin-brook Bowl in Anaheim. New Schedules at the tourney sites and to be mailed soon. See you at West Covina. Until then!!!!!!!


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LAKE FOREST—Keith Klagge shot 223 followed by a 300 game, this past weekend, while competing in the “BIG DAnCE” tournament here at Forest Lanes. Our congratu-lations to Keith! There couldn’t be a better time to shoot a 300 than when your bowling for big money.

Then, Rob Piroozshad rushed down to bowl in the slOts OF Fun league, got here late, missed the first game and had to start bowling the second game without any practice. Low and behold he shot a 300 game followed by a 223. Congratulations Rob!

Now let us shed a tear or two as we announce the new-est member to be inducted into the hAll OF shAmE. It’s none other than Glenn Bellinder, (aka The Coyota Kid). Glenn shot 132 pins under his average this week in the Thursday MEGA VEGAS. He didn’t hit his average one single game so he earned his place next to David Dees,for this distinguished honor.

Bowlers in the same league, who scored honors of a different type, were Chuck Anderson with 639 and Chris Shiroma with 622. Nice job guys.

Scores shot in the four game nFl sCrAtCh triO will knock your socks off, starting with Bob Dinunzio 225-214-264 and a 288 for 991. Rick Johnson 255-268 / 955, Chuck Anderson shot a fantastic 297 game, along with 201-244 and 206 for 938. Mike Pardue scored 234-217- 257-236 / 944, John Purinton also scored a 944 series when he shot games of 244-258-175and 267, Jim

Cameron bolted 938 with games of 245-237-213 and 243. Then Chris Shiroma bowled 255-217-228 and 204 for a total of 904 to tie Tim Timmerman’s 904 when Tim shot 226-204-228-236.

svusD2011 High for the men this week was Howard Stephens 269-234-210 for a fantastic 713! For the ladies it was Cheryl Brown with a nice 500 series.

In the gill jAy mEn’s w2010 lEAguE It was “lonely at the top” for Don Capobianco when he shot the only se-ries over 600 this week, a nice 622.

In the sCrAtCh ChAllEngE it was Gary Lee who led the pack with 236-279-and 205 for a sought after 720 series. Keith Klagge hit an impressive 259/685!

Then our own Josh Koch, pronounced Josh Cook, (or so he says) bowled 243-204 and 222 for 669 along with Mike Belair 278/669. Tim O’neil scored a 242-200- and 222 and totaled 664. Other bowlers who shot over 620 were Chris Gruike with 651, Doug Albin 626, Sam Hitchcock 522 and Don Forbes 621. For the gals Frisky Carol Reese hit a nice 235 and shot a 603 series.

DutCh wElls sEniOr sCrAtCh congratulated Don Capobiance for his 269/681 and for the ladies it was an “atta girl” for JoAnne Prothero with 541.

lOs AmigOs highest scores this week were rolled by Larry Johnson 242/672 and Per Mortensen and even 600.

High bowlers in the hits AnD missEs were Drew Sebilian 257/648 and Belli Rios 202-205-215/ 622. Michael Martin, AKA Mike the Strike, shot a nice 215/581. In the tuEsDAy miXErs Sheri Taleyama rolled a nice 225/574 and Mary Rowan a great 540 series. Top Guy was Larry Anderson 202-221-202/625.

Are the bowlers in the FriDAy vEgAs just good or just lucky? Sheri Glass

Almost shot a triplicate with games of 232-233-232 for a fantastic 697! This may be the highest series shot by one of our lady bowlers, so far this year.

Jenny Barnes also showed off a bit with a fine 641 se-ries. Congratulations gals!

The guys were as competitive as usual but someone brought in a real ringer, “Super Sub” Michael Johnston who shot the eyes out with 238-278-247/ 763!

Butch Santos was taken pretty seriously too with 222-232-256/710. Great bowling Gents.

Do people who score this well sleep at night after bowl-ing so well or do they lay awake thinking about their recent accomplishment???? Rick Lang almost hit the 700 mark with a fine 259/697, as did Winston Armstron with 256/689 Lou Dietrich 247-246-689, Ray Fawcett 245-247/683, Noli DeMesa 245/680 and Sal Petrella 248/680.

In the mEgA vEgAs FOrEst 2011 all eyes were on Ed Regehr as he stroked along and scored like a pro with 228-268-227/723. Sam Hitchock

Was next with a 684 series and Jack Martin who was subbing Ernie Shot left his mark with a 642 series tieing Michael Donnelly 251/642.

High for the ladies was Laura with 213-202-and 207 for a great 622. Second

High was Lorrie Coppock 200/569 and Sandy Rosen-blum was third high with an impressive 550 series.

The Saturday morning junior league holds thumbs up to 15 year old Kevin Monroe who shot his first league 600 series with games of 241-157-and 211 for a fantastic 609. Team mate Riley Sullivan scored a super 193 game and Josh Turner, the third member of “Kevin’s awesome team” shot a nice 167.

Andrew Siegal shot his high game of 167, Sam Gray-ston scored rolled nice games of 178 and 166.

Next week we will list all the Bumpers, Juniors and Ma-jors highest and best so far, and give details about the tal-ent show that the kids will have on the last day of this winter league!!

WINNETKA — Today is the last day of March, but look at the happenings for the month April. Tomorrow, April 1st is a date that many people enjoy because if you’re not paying atten-tion to what they say or do, it could be an April Fool’s joke. Then, it’s pressure time if you haven’t done it yet because your Federal and State Income Taxes are due on April 15. All the pretty colors and egg hunts will be out for Easter on April 24. So looking ahead, it should be a great month and hopefully great weather for all to enjoy. And always remem-ber that Canoga Park Bowl is open 24-7 so come on over and enjoy bowling. It’s a family sport so what better way to have family times and not have to worry about the weather. Let’s take a look at the league sheets from last week.The seniors did not want to be let out of bowling the “per-fect” game. So this week the seniors are represented by Rick Dobris who bowled his “300” game on March 21 in the 49’Ers league.viva las vegas: Mikhael Malta 267/737, Beverly Coving-ton 433, Debby Koeller 169/431, Tad Schweitzer 692, Ivan Clarke 246/691, Kevin Gross 246/680, Jude Niles 259/663, Mike Wilson 256.monday nite madness: Travis Coffman 236/630, Carol Enochs 191/471, Mike Hahn 256, Rick Godin 615, Bob Pfleger 236/615.river maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 279/782, Lucy Tralla 203/565, Aaron Steinberg 288/707, Matt Jones 278/781, MIke Wilson 753, Scott Crawford 741, Sharon Weger 518, Ray Stoy 279, Sam Mason 279, Marsha Graham-Martinez 203.ladies travel: Marlene Holomon 226/638, Farol Brifman 237/619, Connie Wannomae 207/598, Georgia Garey 222/590, Henny Sheperd 203/554, Jonna Barr 545, Cindy Dominguez 211, Nancy Kato 203.Comedians: Aaron Steinberg 279/780, Mary Becker 228/673, Michael Pollack 269/725, Ruben Sarkissian 723, Arnie Kazdoy 716, Ron Eisenberg 711, Erica Pollack 225/615, Sharon Weger 536, Jennifer Pyka 530, Jan Sand-man 203/518, David Blackman 278, Matt Jones 275, Scott Crawford 259, Jic Opiana 202, Deanna Pyka 200.have A Ball (4-games): David Athans 279/968, Katherine Hannah 706, Linda Mannheim 222/651, Ricardo Rosete 238/876, Allan Nathan 233/834, James Smith Jr. 228/806, James Hannah 801, Travis Coffman 235.Copper Bucket #2: Steve Borosich 258/700, Becky Ruiz 178/454, Gary Reed 288/654, Don Ruiz 241/640, Richard Alajarin 236/631, Tom Tucker 627, Tony Pensanti 235.500 Classic: Petra Kaun 209/566, Mary Lauer 203/566, Connie Wannomae 552, Patti McVicker 214/550, Robyn Willis 202/539.the Classics: Doug Moreno 268/672, Rean Luttrell 247/657, Tina Enriquez 266/624, Richard Greenzweight 258/644, Jaime Perez 243/621, Pam Blake 247/594, Bo Fogel 539, Sharon Enriquez 211/536.short ‘n sweet #3: Sweeper scores: Kevin Gross 246/674, Elaine Bishop 211/512, Lamont Smith 270/620, Bob Scher-zberg 257/661, David Anthans 236/660, George Anthans 236/622, Chris Anguiano 248. Next league starts April 7th at 7:00 p.m.Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Vu Lam 245/776, Patricia Gross 191/678, Bo Manalo 247/768.vegas 4 Fun: Jun Tumacay 298/737, Pam Fountain 199/523, Robert Spengeman 263/728, Forrest Fountain 249/649, Jaf Martinez 258/646.sFvCC nikkei: Kenneth Morita 278/688, Tami Shiotani 203/562, Art Wake 245/659, Kevin Eto 254/620, Ken Shin-bashi 225/611, Stephen Sasaki 250, Pei Eto 202/557, Kat-suko Fujita 548, Misato Sakata 200/537, Noriko Fukunaga 510, Lois Muraoka 202.

SENIORS49’Ers: Rick Dobris “300”/732, Carolyn Scherzberg 235/631, Richard Greenzweight 240/649, Dave Folck 257/611, Bob Husby 608, Mary Lauer 221/582, Helen Layfield 233/549, Keith Hazard 229, Bob Jones 222.Funtimers: Carolyn Scherzberg 268/673, Richard Green-zweight 236/644, Bob Jones 222/631, Rick Kopper 606, Bernhardt Roth 233/598, Ron Doll 220/587, Karen McDonald 211/566, John Lanni 226.39’Ers: Mel Neiditch 279/744, Carolyn Scherzberg 226/624, Bob Jones 262/691, Gary Faught 245/681, Howard Rovner 248/656, Bernhardt Roth 269/630, Lucy Tralla 215/553, Bev Zietz 201/539, Carole Peire 213/529, Edie Goldberg 209.

JUNIORSBumper thumpers: Brodey Davis 85/169, Deanna Frias 83/159.junior royals: Allen Minot 255/658, Julia Frias 204/539, Justin Pluchino 242/609, Keith Nelson 248/607.Enjoy your week.

LAKEWOOD — Here’s some exciting news from Cal Bowl! The leagues at Cal Bowl can now be read on line. Just go to: cal-bowl.com. Then, go to “LEAGUES” and find your favorite league. Your leagues are processed and put on line every Wednesday and Thursday.Now for our weekly Cal Bowl Bowling Report of high scores that appears in the Bowling News every Thursday.gobs and gals: On 2/18/11, Steve Clark converted back to back 7-10 splits on the 1st and 2nd frames of his first game in this league. Also, in this season’s American Idol, Jacob Lusk has made it to the top 11. His mother Anglia Lusk bowls in our league. Each week as her son performs they show her and her family on camera. wednesday mixed Five: Ramiro Garcia 257/689, Steve Lizotte 680, Don Ott 668, Shirley Owens 247/668, Jessica Antes 650.Captain & Crew: Sue Spencer 180/522, Vancie Keith 198/515, Sandy Cotcher 184/500, Shirley Dohrman 188.sierra Bugs: Luvinia Taylor 219/561, Yvonne Clark 514, Becky Heyn 213, Marci Hansen 507. Side Pots—1st Mat-tie Wylie 210, 2nd scr.: Luvinia Taylor 219, 3rd Becky Heyn 257.senior men’s trio: Phil Gipson 285/762, Archie Stull 746, James Tipton 280/727, Conrad Vanasse 718, Ken Holliday 267/707, Rey Santos 278, Rudy Munzon 706, Pat Kinard 264.Funsters: Glenn Merchant 266/758, Don Kelly 257/685, Boylee Inocente 654, Josh Hudson 631, Larry Martinez 631, Lee Theiss 201/572, Pat Erwin 559, Maria Larason 556.Cal stars: Jerry Whitehurst 243/574, Nene Camanag 205/540, Darlene Hom 223/527, Dodie Sajonas 293. Side Pots—1st game: Becky 203, 2nd game: Jerry Whitehurst 243, 3rd game: Darlene Hom 229.long Beach school District Employees: Rey Santos 640, Fred Faniel 234/610, Maota Bahr 234-216/618, Richard Eggers 581.marcu$ lemon$ vega$ Outlaw$: Donald Wade 290/694, Eric Bell 279/707, Paul Staff 701, Helen Martin 237/549, Crystal Barker 205/556, Felecia Tripp 226, LaJeana Harris 224, Charles Woods 677, Tommy Newman 674.C.A.u.l.: RJ Guimond 269/715, Keith Hartman 643, Javier Santos 625, Jeanine Edgington 181-177/515.kings and Queens: Eric Snow 279-269/816, Leon Bradford 279-268/812, Anthony Smith 782, Nate Hampton 275/740,Emmerson Wafer 739, Denisha Williams 237/667, Sue Cant 643, Donna Owens 592, Allisen Sutton 592.happy Bowlers: Welcome “Happy Bowlers” to the Bowling News. “We might not be the best bowlers at Cal Bowl, but I’ll bet we have more fun!” Mike Hallstrom 154/406, Mark Algiers 144/370, Wanda Kinard 288, Nadine Anderson 110/287. Bacoorian Family & Friends: Freddie Catamisan 250/724, Jr. DeGuzman 246-246/694, C.A. Viernes 277/691, Law-rence Austria 259/661, Josetta Atangan 630, Cristy Estimo 227/574, Tess Santos 585.Pin heads: Stacy Kelly 244-234/703, Greg Kelly 232-226/673, Richard Stewart 640.C-17 sunset: Dan Torres 251-246/710, Rand Carter 618, Mario DelMundo 614, Tina Cheung 201/561, Linda Wil-liams 512.young At heart: Ed Hansen 268/709, Ellis Houston 633, Glenn Merchant 625, Bob VanHorn 261/622, Sherise Ste-phens 202/537, Margo McClain 205.mega vegas: Neal Johnson 236/669, Chris Porter 617, Betty McDiarmid 182/511, Diana Garcia 199, John Mario 568, Marvin Hagan 580. ramona ladies: Becky Carroll 573, Darlene Waken 481, Sue Spencer 211, Julie Grabinski 171. Side Pots—1st game: Becky Carrol 237, 2nd game: Sue Spencer 253, 3rd game: Shirley Davis 218.Cal Bowleros: Mary Smyth 611, Karen Witt 225/584, Brenda Burnin 565, Carol Fischer 222/557. Side Pots—1st game: Lucy Seiple 235, 2nd game: Brenda Durnin 214, 3rd game (tie): Karen Witt and Charlene Peterson each with 226.recycled teens: Clark VandenBerg 269/668, Ron Russom 603, Norma Myers 213/550, Rose Goodwin 518. long Beach City Employees: Louis Whitlock 258/752, Matt Mosley 663, Shawdee Wilson 257/663, Fale Sula 651, Anglia Lusk 542, Pamela Johnson 211/525, Maota Bahr 522.Corona ladies: Elaine Harmon 213/540, Kim Anderson 505, Kendra Rasmussen 201. Side Pots— 1st game, hdcp.: 1st Kendra Rasmussen 230, 2nd Dianne Gardner 218; 2nd game, scr.: 1st Betty Green 191, 2nd Jan Shevorski 178, 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Kim Anderson 230, 2nd Peggy Dyer 223.laughlin sunset: Jonathan Gale “300”-258/759, Jeramie Gayle 694, Daman Harris 651, Walt Gist 648, Ladrena Boyd 247-218/657, Angela Hillig 524,.vegas Crackpot: Alwyn Woods 267/710, Carl Stokes 257/708, Nathaniel Williams 279/683, Preston Epps 660, Billy Williams 256/651, Jackie Hoard 223/581, Teka Wil-liams 220/566.laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 267/650, Jamal Stamps 638, Mandy Dominguez 212/563, Elaine Harmon 210/539.Pick A Ball: Nolan Smith Jr. 645, Nolan Smith II 607, Teri VonMuegge 177/469, Kevin Moses 242/583.First timers: Nemesio Tagalag 187/596, Nerene Tagalag 208, Sofia Alvarez 149.Bowl For health: Archie Stull 668, Charles Gleason 648, Tony Morales 603, Dottie Lawn 547, Thomas Gray 236, Andre Gibson 235.grandma’s & grandpa’s: Billy Williams 241/644, Ralph Wingert 612, Lee Theiss 197/560, Wayne Moon 594.happy rollers twO: Pamela Okamoto 91-88/267, Sheryl

Murray 248, Christina Yamaga 91/229, Samuel Chavez 55-49-42/146.long Beach school District Employees: (March 16, 2011) We missed this last week. Karen Foote bowled her first 200 game ever...a 203!!! Big Bear: Vernon Adams 277-265/766, Emmerson Wafer 259-258/742, Jim Morales (RH) 266/713, Ed Cabs 257-255/712, Sonny Dew 711, Michelle Criswell 241-236/663, Joyce Charles 639, Cathy Anderson 242, Jennifer VanWinkle 623.v.A.: David Kerner 262/628, Art Diemert 246/571, Armand Ivory 202/542, April Stockard 210/555.

JUNIORSBobcats: Spencer Pozgay 175-154/462, Tyler Newton 134/373, Javon Bunting 155/356, Aaron Wong 316, Emily Jenkins 89-86/241, Kathy Lopez 73-67/205.mini-Bees: Anthony Maldonado 77-65/142, Franasco Gonzales 76-59/135, Miles Merchant 57-49/106, Maggie Jenkins 80/137, Destiny Fraysure 66-60/126, Abby Fuentez 73-51/124.Classifieds: Myles Rascon-Lahr 257-224/688, Danny Martinez 211/573, Alec Aldapa 214/556, Steven Sarty 202/554, Larell Woods 214, Sabrena Callihan 182/451, Teilor Ruff-Scott 160-150/425, Kaitlynn Soto 140-139/406, Chris Bartlett 500.Adult/youth: Paul Mehl Jr. 237-204/603, Matt Mesa 522, Carol Davis 187/491, Eric Brown Jr. 218/514, Darian Jack-son 152-148/441.These were all great scores this week, no fooling!

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4th ROUND STANDINGS 1. Katie Jakes Bar & Grill *** 19.5 2. Storm Products 18 3. Clydes Video Games 16 4. Linder Insurance 15 5. Sysco ** 14 6. Zavala’s Taquerias * 14 7. Bowlers Depot 14 8. Threadworks 14 9. A.B.T.A. 12 10. Tifco 11.5 11. Key Container 11 12. Brylaw Accounting 10 13. Bowlium 10 14. Junior Amateur Tour 10 15. Pro Approach 8 16. Herzog Insurance 3

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by Aimee GomezDOWNEY—Katie Jakes won four from Clyde’s Video Game thanks to Jon Brandon 279-245-

214/738, Kevin Valmonte 279-222/669 and Linette Ling 222/609. Greg Jackson 219-246/724, Ramiro Garcia 216-259-228/640 and Dave Bartlett 257-209/635 bowled well for Clyde’s but only pulled out the third game.

Storm moved themselves into a nice position for the round, winning four from Linder Insur-ance. Leonard Ruiz 242-227-227/696 and Paul Varela 267-245/694 led Storm while Shane Soper 213-224-200/637 and Keith Klagge 215-225/634 helped Linder take the first game.

Sysco split 3-2 with Zavala’s Taquerias this week, winning four from them. Paul Barraco 248-249/696, Vernon Adams 237-223-211/671, Harry Wong 209-208/606 and Charlie Kinstler 215-215/604 got three, as Greg Neuer 258-204-210/672, Jeff Garrison 234-201-212/647 and Mike Cammarata 243/610 wound up with two.

Bowlers Depot got four from Tifco thanks to Steve Gurrieri 213-255-208/676 and Jeff Carr 248-201-213/662. Devron Lindsey 248/624 helped Tifco get the third game win.

Threadworks had a fantastic evening with Eric Snow 212-289/692 and Ryan Okamoto 276/638 crushing the spirit of all but Jared Lawrence 228-246-205/679 of JAT. Threadworks won all but the first.

Key Container’s Brandon Grant 258-224-237/719 had a nice night, and with Art Jones 247-257/651, led his team to four wins over Pro Approach’s Lowell H. 269/650.

Brylaw Accounting won three from Bowlium with Billy Myers Jr. 247-214-234/695, Larry Stephens 225-253/669 and Charles Zelaya 236/628 leading the way. Juan Camarena 298/628, Herbert Jones 279/624, Mark Fisser 232-207/618 and Arnold Cheesman 226-209/610 also did well for Bowlium, and though they won the first and third games, their second game deficit was just too much to overcome for the totals win.

ABTA got one of their few sweeps, this time over Herzog Insurance. Dean Lopez 221-231-222/674 and David Cogswell 202-225-215/642 led ABTA as Derek Schilling shot 244-200-224/668. Take care and see you all soon.

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PBA Senior Tour Returns to Florida to Kick Off 2011 Season

Sold-Out Field to Invade Winter Garden for Senior Don Carter OpenSEATTLE, Wash. (March 25, 2011) - The 2011 Professional Bowlers Association Senior Tour

season will get underway with a sold-out field of 120 players in the PBA Senior Don Carter Open at Carter Family Bowl in Winter Garden, Fla., April 17-21. The Senior Don Carter Open will be fol-lowed by another Florida stop when the 50-and-older generation returns to Spanish Springs Lanes in The Villages, Fla., April 23-26, after a one-season absence.

Heading up the 120-player field in Winter Garden will be PBA Hall of Famer and 2010 Senior Rookie of the Year Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla. The 2010 Senior Tour was one of the most exciting in history with a Senior Player of the Year race involving three Hall of Famers that was decided in the last tournament of the season. Wayne Webb secured Senior Player of the Year honors by winning the Senior Jackson Open, outlasting Williams and another Hall of Famer, Mark Williams of Beaumont, Texas.

W.R. Williams, who earlier in the 2010 season earned PBA Player of the Year, narrowly missed in his bid to become the first to win PBA Player and Senior Player of the Year honors in the same year. Named after one of bowling’s all-time greats, the Senior Don Carter Open, will also benefit two charities — United Cerebral Palsy and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Other stars scheduled to compete are PBA Hall of Famers Dave Soutar, Bradenton, Fla.; Johnny Petraglia, Jackson, N.J.; Tom Baker, King, N.C.; Dale Eagle, Frisco, Texas; and Ernie Schlegel, Vancouver, Wash. Also entered are 2009 Senior Player of the Year Ron Mohr of Eagle River, Alas-ka, and 1998 Senior Player of the Year Pete Couture, Titusville, Fla.

Other Florida standouts entered are five-time PBA Tour and one-time Senior Tour titlist Bob Handley of Winter Park, six-time Senior Tour and four-time PBA Tour winner Steve Neff of Ho-mosassa Springs and four-time Senior Tour and two-time PBA Tour winner Bob Chamberlain of The Villages.

Qualifying rounds will be conducted April 18-20 and match finals rounds on April 21. Practice rounds will be conducted the morning of April 17 with pro-am squads conducted at 1, p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. with a special youth pro-am conducted April 16 at 5 p.m. Pro-am entry informa-tion may be obtained by contacting Carter Family Bowl at (407) 656-2000. Tickets for qualifying and match play finals rounds are also available by calling Carter Family Bowl.

In addition to Carter Family Bowl, Playdrome Rose Bowl in Allentown, Pa., will be a first-time Senior Tour host when the PBA Senior Mark Roth Allentown Open is conducted May 21-24. The second major of the season, the USBC Senior Masters moves from Las Vegas to Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl in Columbus, Ohio, July 31-Aug. 5.

The Senior Tour’s other major, the PBA Senior U.S. Open presented by the Suncoast, returns to the Suncoast Bowling Center in Las Vegas June 12-17.

2011 PBA Senior Tour ScheduleApril 17-21 – PBA Senior Don Carter Open, Carter Family Bowl, Winter Garden, Fla.April 23-26 – PBA Senior Sun Bowl In The Villages, Spanish Springs Lanes, The Villages, Fla.May 1-4 – PBA Senior Miller High Life Classic, George Pappas Victory Lanes, Mooresville, N.C.May 21-24 – PBA Senior Mark Roth Allentown Open, Playdrome Rose Bowl, Allentown, Pa.June 12-17 – PBA Senior U.S. Open, Presented by the Suncoast, Suncoast Bowling Center, Las VegasJune 19-22 – PBA Senior Northern California Classic, Harvest Park Bowl, Brentwood, Calif.July 31-Aug. 5 – USBC Senior Masters, Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl, Columbus, OhioAug. 8-11 – PBA Senior Lake County Open, Olympia Lanes, Hammond, Ind.Aug. 13-16 – PBA Senior Decatur Open, Spare Time Lanes, Decatur, Ill.Aug. 22-25 – PBA Senior Jackson Open, Airport Lanes, Jackson, Mich.Aug. 27-30 – PBA Senior Dayton Classic, Capri Lanes, Dayton, Ohio

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The record breaking 300 was Bob’s fourth sanctioned. He bowled three others, one in 1963, 1967, and 2007. At the

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time of his latest perfecto, Bob was bowling in two leagues, with a high average of 181.

Bob’s highest three game score was 896 (299 - 300 - 297) bowled in the middle of a block in the Kearsaw (pho-netic) Open, at LaHabra 300 Bowl in 1968. This scratch tourney was a non-sanctioned 40 gamer. FORTY GAMER! Oh, the good old days of mara-thon bowling. Bob wondered out loud... “do the kids today, with all their REVS, have the

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SENG TONG’s “Jelly Buns” Help JAMES HAWKINS Roll 828!

by Frank Weiler MURRIETA — SENG TONG, owner of the MISS DONUTS

SHOP in the Sierra Vista Plaza, bowls in Cal Oak’s 640 Scratch League. He loves competing in the scratch league so much that he treats league bowlers to donuts - five dozen last week.

The “JELLY BUNS” were terrific. So good, that they fueled James Hawkins big night last week. Hawkins, an eighteen year old two-hander, rolled an 828 (300 - 249 - 279). He used his new Tropical Heat, drilled by MATT MURTISHAW of Fast Lanes Pro Shop.

Hawkins is regularly bowling big scores. He scored his first 300 when he was ten years old! Since then he has racked up numerous eight hundreds and three hundreds. His secret is 650 ball revolutions hitting the pins on every shot. That’s the power generated by the two handed delivery. TAKE

NOTE YOUNG BOWLERS: “THE FUTURE OF BOWL-ING IS IN YOUR TWO HANDS”.

League President JERRY DeYAGER thanked Seng for the donuts. Jerry’s team had a Baker’s Dozen of those tasty choco-late sparkles I love. We wish every reader could have joined our party last week, and want to thank the

BOWLING NEWS for keeping all of us aware of the latest bowling news.

Earthquake Strikes Japan, and US Bowlers Strike Back

by B.A. Campbell

ORANGE—Within 48 hours of the 9.0 earthquake in Japan, Southern California bowlers Glenn Wada and Marge Miyoda got together to raise funds for the bowling community in Japan. Not-ed bowling photographer Hero Noda was in Daly City, California for the JANBA (Japanese-American National Bowling Associa-tion) Tournament being held there; he wanted to help and agreed to take any money raised directly to Japan when he returned there March 20. These “bowlers helping bowlers across the sea” have taken the opportunity to raise and send 100% of funds directly to Japan, without any “administrative fee” involved. Ms. Mi-yoda explained that the Bowling Proprietors Association of Ja-pan (BPAJ) will be distributing the funds to those families of the Japanese bowling community hardest hit by the disaster.

So Cal leagues and individuals responded quickly and con-tributed generously. From the Tuesday am Niko Niko Ladies at Westminster Lanes; Wednesday pm Orange County Chinese Bowling Association Mixed and Thursday pm F.V. Nikkei Mixed leagues at Fountain Bowl; Thursday pm Sansei Mixed and Friday am Hawaiian Alley Cats Mixed leagues at Carter Bowl; Friday pm Tozai Mixed league at Keystone Lanes. Other generous do-nors were James & Jane Arita from Mountain View, HI; Tom & Kay Nakawatase from Torrance, CA; Margaret Tsujimoto from Oakland, CA; Don & Charlene Hillman from Surprise, AZ.

Within a week of the disaster, Mr. Noda returned to Japan with $2,921 in donations direct to Japan. According to Marge Miyoda, the BPAJ was “overwhelmed and very grateful for our support.” But, as anyone who can access the Internet and Google Maps can find out, the devastation to the Japanese society reaches far and wide. Other bowlers, hearing of Ms. Miyoda’s initial efforts, asked her to take more funds to distribute to those in Japan; in re-sponse, she has graciously agreed to continue to relay donations. Any amount will help and you will receive a receipt from Ms. Miyoda for your donation. Please make your checks payable to Marge Miyoda, and send to: 2002 E. Hillman Circle, Orange, CA 92867. For more information, email: [email protected]. Ms. Miyoda will deposit all donations in a special account and wire the funds to the Bowling Proprietors Association of Japan.

Midwest, Southwest, West/Northwest Finalists Square Off Sunday on ESPN in Dick

Weber PBA Playoffs’ Lucas Oil Regional Championships

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Chris Barnes and Bill O’Neill will try to keep their long-shot bids for Professional Bowlers Asso-ciation Player of the Year honors alive during Sunday’s ESPN telecast of the Lucas Oil Regional Championship round of the inaugural Dick Weber PBA Playoffs at Woodland Bowl.

The ESPN telecast, featuring nine players competing for the final three berths in the April 10 PBA Playoffs Conference Championships, will air Sunday at 1 p.m. Eastern.

Barnes, who won the PBA World Championship in January to become the sixth member of the PBA Triple Crown club, and O’Neill, the 2010 Pepsi Viper Champion, are the only players who still have a chance to win two titles during the 2010-11 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season, and put up a last-minute challenge to leading contender Mika Koivuniemi.

Koivuniemi won the $250,000 top prize in the $1 million PBA Tournament of Champions and became the first player in PBA history to appear in the television finals of all four PBA Tour major championships in a single season (PBA World Cham-pionship, Bayer USBC Masters and U.S. Open). Despite Koivu-niemi’s extraordinary season, Barnes and O’Neill also have had strong seasons and a second title could influence some voters.

O’Neill will bowl in the one-game Midwest Region champi-onship match against Jack Jurek and Wes Malott after qualify-ing second in his region. Jurek, the 2011 Bayer USBC Masters runner-up, led the region’s final elimination round. Malott, the 2008-09 PBA Player of the Year, grabbed the third spot and will try to end a two-year title drought.

Sunday’s Lucas Oil Regional Championships round also will include the Southwest and West/Northwest Region finals. The Southwest Region final will include Dino Castillo, a former Exempt Tour player who is trying for his first PBA Tour title; Australian two-handed star Jason Belmonte and Tour veteran Brad Angelo. Castillo was runner-up in the 2010 Japan Cup. Bel-monte, the 2008-09 Rookie of the Year, and Angelo, the 2002-03 Rookie of the Year, both are trying for their second career titles.

Barnes will be the West/Northwest Region favorite in a match featuring Lennie Boresch Jr. and Barnes’ former Wichita State University teammate, Lonnie Waliczek. The 48-year-old Bo-resch, a first-year Exempt Tour player, will make his national television debut in his bid for his first PBA Tour title. Waliczek is a two-time PBA Tour title winner who hasn’t won since 2003.

A preview of Sunday’s Regional Championships can be seen on pba.com’s Xtra Frame. To subscribe to the PBA’s exclusive online video streaming service, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame logo.

The Lucas Oil Regional Championships winners will ad-vance to the Conference Championships airing on Sunday, April 10, at 1 p.m. Eastern, where they will join the winners of the Go RVing Regional Championship round. East Region winner Steve Jaros will bowl one game against the South Region winner Randy Weiss, Central Region winner Dick Allen will take on the Midwest Region winner, and the Southwest winner will meet the West/Northwest winner.

The three Conference Championship survivors will return to Indianapolis on Sunday, April 17, at 1 p.m. Eastern for the final live ESPN telecast of the 2010-11 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season.

DICK WEBER PBA PLAYOFFSLucas Oil Regional Championships

Woodland Bowl, Indianapolis (ESPN, Sunday, 1 p.m. Eastern)Midwest Region Finalists (highest score from one-game

match advances to Conference Championships to meet Central Region winner Dick Allen in a one-game match on ESPN on Sunday, April 10, at 1 p.m. Eastern): Jack Jurek, Lackawanna, N.Y.; Bill O’Neill, Southampton, Pa.; Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas.

Southwest Region Finalists (highest score from one-game match advances to Conference Championships to meet West/Northwest Region winner in a one-game match on ESPN on Sunday, April 10, at 1 p.m. Eastern): Dino Castillo, Carrollton, Texas; Jason Belmonte, Australia; Brad Angelo, Lockport, N.Y.

West/Northwest Region Finalists (highest score from one-game match advances to Conference Championships to meet Southwest Region winner in a one-game match on ESPN on Sun-day, April 10, at 1 p.m. Eastern): Lennie Boresch Jr., Kenosha, Wis.; Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas; Lonnie Waliczek, Wich-ita, Kan.

Jaros, Weiss, Allen Advance to Conference Championships in PBA Playoffs Walter

Ray Williams Jr.’s record for titles in consecutive seasons ends at 17

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Seven-time Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour champion Steve Jaros of Yorkville, Ill.; 10-time PBA Regional winner Randy Weiss of Columbia, S.C., and two-time PBA Tour titlist Dick Allen, also of Columbia, S.C., advanced to the Conference Championships in the Dick Weber PBA Playoffs after victories in the Go RVing Regional Championships Round at Woodland Bowl.

The Go RVing Regional Championships Round, which aired Sunday on ESPN, featured three three-player regional champi-onship matches with the winners advancing to the Conference Championship Round, and the two lowest scores being elimi-nated. The Conference Championships will air Sunday, April 10, at 1 p.m. Eastern on ESPN.

Jaros, who has now made a television appearance in 20 con-secutive seasons, nipped Tom Smallwood of Saginaw, Mich., 258-257, to win the East Region championship. Scott Norton of Costa Mesa, Calif., finished third in the three-player East Re-gional final with a 224.

Weiss, in his national television debut, threw five strikes in a row to end his game and stun 12-time PBA Tour champ Tommy Jones of Greenville, S.C., 239-238, in the South Region cham-pionship. Ryan Shafer of Horseheads, N.Y., also was eliminated after rolling a 207 game.

Allen was nearly perfect in throwing a 289 game that elimi-nated Walter Ray Williams Jr. (221) of Ocala, Fla., and Mika Koivuniemi (201) of Hartland, Mich., in the Central Region fi-nale.

In the East Region championship, Jaros started with seven strikes before leaving back-to-back 10 pins, but Smallwood battled Jaros into the 10th frame. Jaros finished first, throwing a strike on his first ball in the 10th and filling the frame with a 10 pin/spare. Smallwood needed the first strike to win, but left a 7 pin. After converting the spare, he then needed a strike to tie Jaros, but he left a 4 pin on his fill ball.

Jaros said he thought the match would be close, but “I figured it would be Tom or me versus Scott after the way he bowled in practice. But Scott just didn’t look comfortable once the show started.”

Weiss was the surprise of the day with his clutch finish to nip Jones after a horrible break ended Shafer’s hopes. Shafer was very much in the hunt, but trying to extended a double in the eighth and ninth frames, the four-time PBA Tour winner left a 7-10 split on a pocket hit in the 10th frame to end his chances.

At the same time, Jones overcame the carry issues he had dur-ing the first half of his game, stringing five strikes before leaving a 4 pin on his fill ball in the 10th frame. That pin gave Weiss an opportunity to strike out in the 10th to win by one pin.

“I knew I was going to have to strike because these guys are really good,” Weiss said, “but they are human, so I knew I had to stay in my world and see what happens.

“My thought in the last frame was that there is no way you could ask for anything better than an opportunity to win in the 10th, so I told myself to get a good shot off my hand and let the chips fall where they may.

“Mike Machuga may have given me the best advice when he said it’ll be the fastest 10 minutes of your life, so slow it down in your mind as much as you can, and that’s exactly what I did,” Weiss added. “I just kept slowing my thoughts and not watching what they were doing, and I focused on what my job was.”

In the Central Region match, Allen and Williams both started with five strikes while Koivuniemi struggled to strike after start-ing with a double. Williams’ string ended when he also left a pocket 7-10 in the sixth frame, but Allen kept on striking un-til leaving a 10 pin on his 11th attempt. By that time, thanks to a 4-6-7-10 split by Williams in the ninth frame, the match was over.

“I followed all of the old clichés – keep your head down, don’t watch what they’re doing, make one shot at a time – and that’s exactly what I did,” Allen said. “I wasn’t worried about anybody else. I know when I throw it good, I can strike with the best of them.”

Allen has a history of being one of the PBA Tour’s more vola-tile players, but after the birth of his first child in early March, “I came here with less negative thoughts,” he said. “I’ve got some cool pictures on my phone, I’m smiling more because of (daugh-ter Piper). My mind’s in a different place and I’m not so upset if I make a bad shot. And I’m not making as many bad shots because of a grip change and a swing change I made, and those are prob-ably the keys to success more than anything.

“I got away with about three bad shots,” Allen added. “That was probably the highest 220 game I’ve ever shot; let’s put it that way. Without a doubt I knew I was going for 300. When Walter got that second split in the ninth frame and I knew the match was over, I told myself to finish it off. Unfortunately I threw a really good shot in the 10th and they didn’t fall.”

The Lucas Oil Regional Championships Round will complete the field for the Conference Championships. The Lucas Oil Re-gional round, which airs Sunday on ESPN at 1 p.m., will feature three finalists each in the Midwest (Jack Jurek, Wes Malott, Bill O’Neill), Southwest (Brad Angelo, Dino Castillo, Jason Bel-monte) and West/Southwest (Chris Barnes, Lennie Boresch Jr., Lonnie Waliczek) Regions.

On Sunday, April 10, the Conference Championships telecast at 1 p.m. Eastern will include the East Region winner (Jaros) against the South (Weiss), the Central (Allen) vs. the Midwest winner, and the Southwest vs. the West/Northwest winner. Those three winners will return to Woodland Bowl on Sunday, April 17, for the live ESPN finals at 1 p.m. Eastern.

First prize in the inaugural Dick Weber PBA Playoffs is $50,000.

LUMBER LIQUIDATORS PBA TOURDICK WEBER PBA PLAYOFFSWoodland Bowl, Indianapolis, Sunday

GO RVING REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ROUND

East Region Championship (winner advances to Conference Championships to meet South Region winner Randy Weiss on ESPN on Sunday, April 10, at 1 p.m. Eastern):1, Steve Jaros, Yorkville, Ill., 258.2, Tom Smallwood, Saginaw, Mich., 257, $6,000.3, Scott Norton, Costa Mesa, Calif., 224, $5,000.

South Region Championship (winner advances to Conference Championships to meet East Region winner Steve Jaros on ESPN on Sunday, April 10, at 1 p.m. Eastern):1, Randy Weiss, Columbia, S.C., 239.2, Tommy Jones, Greenville, S.C., 238, $6,000.3, Ryan Shafer, Horseheads, N.Y., 207, $5,000.

Central Region Championship (winner advances to Conference Championships to meet Midwest Region winner on ESPN on Sunday, April 10, at 1 p.m. Eastern):1, Dick Allen, Columbia, S.C., 289.2, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla., 221, $6,000.3, Mika Koivuniemi, Hartland, Mich., 201, $5,000.

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ANAHEIM—When super sub Jim Moore is asked to fill in for an absent bowler, you can depend on him to be there with flying colors. Jim, (who is filling in for David McNaught who has been undergoing chemo for the last couple of months) led the 590 Classic last week on games of 183, 220, 232, 258 for a super fine series of 893. This reporter knows firsthand, he cleaned my clock.

Others making the honor roll were: Stacy Rider 243/876, Shig Shozi 258/872, Alan Bloom 235/860, Miguel Rosales 259/858, Janet Anderson 248/853, Larry Green 242/852, Don Gardner 246/846, Willy Bordenave 257/842, Terry Brent 254/841, Ed Hermance 253/841, Juan Sandoval 258/827, Josh Boisoneau 279/824, Chris Allen 234/808, Rob Roberts 222/808, Rich Heid 256, Drew Parkin 239, Martin Angulo 238, Cora Bussey 233, Adrian Bradley 233,Rose Williams 233, Jack Wilson 232, Gloria Ferrulli 231, Christy Asher 228, Janine Ditch 226, Rod Cantrell 225, Marie Barbush 224, Anderson Alcaraz 223, Nancy M. Smith 223, Bo Vrabel 223, Dick McKenzie 216, Ron Doug-lass 215, E.J. Rogers 215, Frank DiCrisi 214, Ginny Adams 213, Cheryl Munson 213, Karen Bagnall 212, Gino Vas-sallo 212, Bob Gosnell 210, Jong Lee 207, Dora Miller 207, Jerry Roddam 207, Norm Walker 206, Kantral Williams 205, John Phillips 203, Fred Voysey 203, Tony Chaco 202, and Becky Flint 202.

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ANAHEIM — It’s time to start thinking about Summer League sign-ups here at Linbrook Bowling Center. If you have any questions, inquire at the control desk and they’ll be glad to help you. Let’s see who made the high score list for the week of March 22-28. Is your name on it?santa guys & gals: Joe Molina 212-201-257/670, Tony Chaco 224-224/615, David Luraschi 212-214/605, Ken Nguyen 212-212, Judy DiCrisi 224.swinging trios: Stan Lucas 203.lunch Bunch: Norm McLeod 212-222-210/644, Gino Vas-sallo 209-231, Jim Grove 216-211, Pat Basilio 211, Gerald Lichtenheld 200.Cypress College: Bryan Osborne 245-214-213/672, Gar-rett Weiss 215.Anaheim secondary teachers: Rosa Mulleady 207.ten Pins: Tony Toliver 244-239-278/761, Josh Boisoneau 210-215-225/650, Jesse Agustin 225-222/636, Ron Pierce 205-233/616, Jack McQuown 233, Judy DiCrisi 223, Laura Lowenstein 214.vegas nonsense: Calvin Duckworth 243, Michael Byrd 236, Kris Ozaki 215, Steven Branch 215, Chris Duckworth 202,.O.C. korean: Young C. Choi 232-213/631.3’s Company: MaryLou Platte 206.r.C.r.C.: Lou Cruz 203-216-267/686, Keith Taylor 207, Tito Lassalle 200.Executive Doubles: Bill Powell 226-268-235/729, Steve Domon 246-226/662, Stan Evans 225-222/636, Lee Hay-wood 232-203/632, Mike Keogh 210-219/622, Shannon Brown 233, Martha Owens 233.just Desserts: Ken Reser 218-215-236/669, Lee Haywood 245-212/648, Joe Sangenito 213-234/640, Mike Blodgett 242/608, Byron Reich 223-214/608, Anibal Rodriguez 202.B.m.s.: Glen Kim 255-203-267/725, Youngmin Yoon 221-236-233/690, Han Seung Shon 253-229-205/687, Dong Hoon Choi 206-234-217/657, Chung Kim 247-200/634, Lucia Sim 227, Sophia Kim 215.golden nuggets: Bruce Gober 224, Mike Hardy 209, Dawn Gober 202.go For nine (no-tap): Hoagy Wong 235-278-244/757, Jack Short 228-262-245/735, Clay Howard 278-243/712, Norm McLeod 264-218-212/696, Gino Vassallo 240-218-233/691, Carol Johnson 256/642, Barbara Bish 242/601, Shirley Put-nam 251, Pat Nichols 211, Sandy Durkin 208.Party timers: Robert Vivar 229-246-241/716, E.J. Rogers 236-215-206/657, Pat Sangenito 230-215-211/656, Tim Blough 209-236-204/649, Robert Thompson 211-223-208/642.Anaheim nisei: Tom Hide 229, Fred Sasaki 222, Tommy Watanabe 206, Yuki Tomono 205, Bob Mendoza 204, Bev-erly Kaneen 211, Sheri Kawaguchi 200.nikkei: Sandy Viloria 234-228/635, Rick Bargayo 234-201, Dave Lautherboren 213-219, Yosh Hasegawa 219, Willy Muramoto 218, Anne Lastimado 203-237, Linda Barcoma 212.santa super savers: Walter Michalski 227-223/628, Dal-las Liebenow 232, Tony Chaco 225, Dean Evola 209, John Hendricks 209.525 ladies Classic: Betty Saienni 221, Karen Bagnall 203, Evie Roberts 203.thursday mixed seniors: Norm McLeod 202-204, Mike Quick 200.magnolia teachers (no-tap): Carolyn Anderson 234, Debi Andreff 224, Melissa Valentine 218, Pam Odiorne 212-210, Chrys Shields 204, Bill McFeggan 230.st. Pius v: Stan McWain 239.7-11 vegas: Mike Sargent 258-266-277/801, Dave Wright 200-246-258/704, Ron Sargent 237-245-216/698, Art Bustamante 237-256/656, Kenny Carlson 217-214-220/651,

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Stewart Smashes 279 In Saturday Linbrook Juniors

by Stacy Rider ANAHEIM — In the thursday linbrook juniors, Andrew Stewart scattered the pins for 205-227-196 for a terrific 628 series. Christopher DeFazio scored a clean game for a super 224. In the junior Adult Doubles, Andrew Stewart stroked 254/607. Nicholas Gallant nailed 210 and Abbott Hatch hammered 203 for the Juniors. For the Adults, Alan Lovato aced 237, Bruce Gober gobbled 226, Janine Ditch downed 224 and Mike Robbins rolled 221. In the Bumper Busters, Khamron Gardner crushed 102-66, Eva 98-83, Jozlyn Johnson 93-78, Isaiah Sanchez 93-64, Damien 65-86, Izel Cruz 80-72, Nevaeh Carlton 80-70, Roberto 78-70 and Isabella Sanchez 42-58. Great bowling, Bumpers! In the saturday linbrook juniors, Andrew Stewart strung 10 strikes in a row for a 279 game for a 645 series. Jeff Hunt hit 204-226. Brandon Hoggatt blasted 213. Other great scores were turned in by Taylor Paczkowski 150-155, Jesse Haxton 178, Paul Uyanga 130, Domynyc Gardner 166, Destini Gardner 164, Laura Robbins 124, Andrew Hull 189 and Nicole Tan 166. I would like to congratulate our State Pepsi Finalists: Janine Uyanga, Gabrielle Galicia, Hanna Blankenship, Chris Woodmansee, Nick Gallant, Jesse Haxton, Dalls Huff, Nick Sanderson and Andrew Stewart.

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