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Temecula’s Marv Sargent fi-nally broke the spell by captur-ing the title in Bakersfield at thePBA West Region “Nicksdvds.net” Open the weekend ofSept. 9-11, 2005. He placed sec-ond in his last six PBA events.Sargent defeated MichaelHaugen, Jr. (Henderson, NV) inthe final match 237-223 to col-lect $2,500 for his win. Theprize fund for the event was$44,400.

118 bowlers participated inthis Regional which started withshot-gun single frame elimina-tion early Friday afternoon forthe early arrivals. Brian Coo-per (Visalia) won this winning$80. Murray Hickman (Las Ve-gas) came in second and pock-eted $40 plus he received a newHammer bowling ball. An in-teresting note, this event drew atotal of seven women bowlerswhich is the largest turnout ofwomen for this event to date.

A Pro-Am event followed onFriday afternoon. Many localjunior bowlers participated inthis Pro-Am and were thrilled toget pointers from the pros as wellas have their pictures taken withtheir favorites. Michael Haugen,Jr. was a big hit with the juniors.

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Seventh Time’sA Charm For

Sargentby Bette Addington

SEATTLE–Chris Schenkel,long time PBA play-by-play an-nouncer, died early Sunday atLutheran Hospital in FortWayne, Ind. He was 82.

Schenkel’s wife, Fran, andthe couple’s two sons were at herhusband’s side when he passedaway at Lutheran Hospital,where he had been hospitalizedfor two weeks after undergoingsurgery for a bleeding ulcer.

Schenkel was the PBA’splay-by-play announcer for 36years on the popular “ProBowlers Tour” on ABC. He waselected to the PBA Hall of Famein 1976 under the MeritoriousService category, going in as amember of the PBA’s secondclass of Hall of Famers. ThePBA renamed its Player of theYear award the Chris SchenkelPlayer of the Year award begin-ning in 1999.

Schenkel’s radio and televi-sion broadcasting career spannedmore than 60 years and includedvirtually every major sportscompetition.

Known for his honey-smoothbaritone voice, he was the firstto cover the Masters Tournamenton television, in 1956; the firstto call a college football gamecoast to coast on ABC; and thefirst to serve as live sports an-chor from the Olympics, inMexico City in 1968.

Other highlights include call-ing gymnast Nadia Comaneci’sperfect 10 at the 1976 Olympicsin Montreal, and calling the 1958NFL Championship game be-tween the Baltimore Colts andNew York Giants, considered bymany the greatest football gameever played.

Schenkel also had a long as-sociation with the Indianapolis500, including a scary moment.Schenkel, astronaut John Glennand Tony Hulman, the late ownerof Indianapolis Motor Speed-way, were passengers in theDodge Challenger pace car at the1971 race when it skidded into ableacher section full of photog-raphers. Twenty-two peoplewere injured, includingSchenkel.

Schenkel was born Aug. 21,1923, on a farm in WabashCounty, one of six children. Hisparents, second generation Ger-man immigrants, managed agrain and feed business.

He attended Bippus HighSchool in Huntington County

PBA Mourns Lossof Chris Schenkel

and later Purdue University.He fought in World War II

in the Philippines, then Korea,as an infantry platoon leader. Hecame home to find a radio jobin Richmond, Ind., then movedinto television in Providence,R.I.

In 1947, he assumed televi-sion play-by-play duties forHarvard University football.Five years later, he began a 13-year run as the TV voice of theNew York Giants.

His many honors includehonorary doctorate degreesfrom Purdue, Ball State andRose-Hulman Institute. He hasbeen inducted into 16 halls offame, including the NationalSportscasters and Sportswritersand College and Pro Footballhalls, and he won an EmmyAward for Lifetime Achieve-ment in 1993.

Recently 50 letters were sentto President Bush nominatingSchenkel for the PresidentialMedal of Freedom. Amongthose sending letters were Indi-ana senator Richard Lugar,former Indiana senator BirchBayh, New York Yankees ownerGeorge Steinbrenner, KansasCity Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt,former Indiana University bas-ketball coach Bob Knight andgolfing legend Byron Nelson.

Last summer longtimebroadcasting partner JimMcKay said, “Chris is one of thefriendliest, nicest people youwould meet anywhere. He likespeople. He loves people. He’svery forgiving about peopleeven if anything happens in abad way.”

Schenkel is survived by hiswife, Fran, sons Ted and John,daughter Tina, and severalgrandchildren.

Chris Schenkel

serious note come Sunday whenthe top 16 began their elimina-tion rounds. Tony Reyes (SanBruno) was seeded #1. Reyeswas defeated by Dennis Horan,Jr. (Temecula) in the secondround.

The final four were #4Sargent against #8 Horan, Jr.Sargent defeated Horan 228-172. The other half put #3Haugen, Jr. against #15 JasonMilligan (Yorba Linda). Thiswas an exciting match to watchas both Haugen, Jr. and Milliganhad strikes for the first sixframes. Haugen, Jr. went on todefeat Milligan 251-224.

The final match was Sargent(who is currently 2nd place in thepoints standing) against Haugen,Jr. (who is exempt on the PBAtour which starts back in Octo-ber). It was a close match andSargent emerged as the tourna-ment champion defeatingHaugen, Jr. 237-223.

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Dead At 86VISTA — One of the most

popular ladies to hold the posi-tion of President of the Califor-nia Women’s Bowling Ass’n,passed away last week in hersleep.

Mary rose through the ranksof the CWBA in the 1970’s and80’s. She ran a tight ship; super-vising her directors, her commit-tees, while promoting women’sbowling.

Mary was a devoted wife,mother and grandmother. Herquick wit and ability to adapt(especially during the talentshows) endeared her to the del-egates attending yearly conven-tions.

Mary was cremated and bur-ied with her beloved husbandCharlie. Cards may be sent toher daughter Judi Orr, 718 Sy-camore Avenue, Vista, CA92803.

Bobbe NorthMemorial

September 25TUJUNGA — Betty Mivelaz,

long time friend of Bobbe Northis hosting a memorial gatheringin her home on Sunday, Septem-ber 25 at 2:00 p.m.

Hundreds of ladies in South-ern California competed againstBobbe and have fun memoriesto share. All are invited to bringpictures and stories if possible.

Add in the thousands ofbowlers that learned the gameunder her guidance, and you cansee the impact Bobbe had onbowlers and bowling.

Betty’s home is located at6671 Shadygrove St. in Tujunga.Call 818-353-6668 for more de-tails, directions or R.S.V.P.

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Details are available on theWWPB website, www.wwpb.com.

Action will begin with fivegames of qualifying cutting tothe top six or eight (dependingon number of entries) for roundrobin match play finals.

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Our next WWPB events willbe Oct. 15 and Oct. 16 with twoseparate one-day events at PalosVerdes Bowl featuring twodinstinctly different shots eachday. Competition on Oct. 15will be on the high side of thehouse then on the low side onOct. 16. We will conclude ourtournament year with BillMossontte’s annual MissionHills Mixed Doubles event atMission Hills Bowl on Novem-ber 12-13. Details and entry in-formation for each event areavailable on the WWPBwebsite.

Forest Lanes’6-Game TitleGoes To ColeLAKE FOREST — A former

member of Team USA,bowling’s elite amateur group,Doane Cole, won last Saturday’sForest Lanes’ Six-Game $300title.

According to tournament di-rector Mario Marquez, Cole hadcontrol after his first block(724). He was one of the nation’sbest amateur bowlers coming offCal-State Northridge’s champi-onship team.

Cole finished the second threegames with a 771 for his win-ning 1491 series worth $414 in-cluding sidepots.

Andy Clark was second witha 1391 set cashing for $60. Andyhad the event’s high game, a 278in a 706 series.

Mario added, “The lanes werechallenging. Those who couldread, find the line, did very well.

The next Six-Gamer will beat 1:00 p.m. Saturday, October15. Call 949-770-0055 for a res-ervation or more information.

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PBA President and CEO Fred Schreyer“The entire PBA family is deeply saddened by the passing of

Chris Schenkel. He was an accomplished professional and was theface of the PBA Tour on ABC for so many years. He was a wonder-ful ambassador for the sport of bowling, but more importantly, hewas a genuinely good person who treated everyone with kindnessand decency. He will be missed.”

Carmen Salvino“Chris came to the PBA as one of the premier announcers and

he gave the PBA a lot of credibility at that time. He had a goldenvoice. Not only was he a great announcer, but I have had dinnerwith him several times and he was a good human being. He neverflaunted his position.

“He’s right at the top as far as PBA legends go because he gaveus credibility. We were a new sport on TV and when he came in hebrought in a big following. Once people saw the show they loved it,but he brought a lot of people in to begin with. He has to be right atthe top as a contributor to our sport.

“I know he loved the PBA. Of all the sports he covered, healways found time to go out with us guys. It always amazed mebecause he was a big name in sports, but he always wanted to hangout with the bowlers. If he came to Chicago he’d call me. We’dhave dinner or go downtown and see a show. He loved hangingaround the PBA guys. He was one of us and was like a brother tous. He wasn’t just an announcer.”

“It’s been a tough year. First Dick (Weber) dies, my good friendand then I lost a younger brother to cancer two months after that. Ithits home and makes you start thinking differently. Before Dickpassed, I never even thought of death. I thought we’d go on forever.Then my brother dies and I realize that nobody’s infallible. Whenyou’re an athlete for some reason you think you’re indestructible.At some point you realize you’re just like every other human be-ing.”

Walter Ray Williams Jr.“He was definitely a big name in sports and broadcasting. He

had such a great voice and was a very personable guy. He was soeasy to like and just a very nice gentleman. I really enjoyed meet-ing him and getting to know him. I wish his wife and family thebest.

“It was kind of tough at the end of the last ABC broadcast. Chrisand Bo (Burton) were in tears when they were saying goodbye. Itwas a pretty emotional moment.

“(Chris) was the broadcaster when bowling was at its biggest, inthe ‘60s ‘70s and ‘80s, especially in the ‘70s. It was Burton andSchenkel. He was definitely a big part of bowling on TV. I think headded a lot of credibility to it and seemed to enjoy doing the tele-cast. We had one or two broadcasters over the years who didn’tseem to care but Chris really seemed to enjoy the competition andthe players.”

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT CHRIS SCHENKELFrom the St. Louis Dispatch:“His finale for ABC came from suburban St. Louis on June 21,

1987, when he had an emotional send-off while broadcasting theSt. Clair Classic bowling tourney in Fairview Heights. Fans gaveSchenkel two raucous standing ovations at St. Clair Bowl and hebroke down several times.

‘This maybe is the all-time thrill of my career,’ Schenkel saidafter the telecast. ‘The crowd was just tremendous. It meant every-thing to me. I’ll always treasure the memory.’

He’ll probably be best remembered as the voice of the PBATour for its entire 36-year run on ABC.

‘Bowling has been the constant friend,’ he said in summarizinghis career.”

From ESPN.com“’He was a very, very sincere, loving man who loved what he

did,’ said wife Fran Schenkel, noting that they celebrated their 50thwedding anniversary in January.

George Bodenheimer, the president of ESPN, Inc. and ABCSports, called Schenkel a pioneering sportscaster and a ‘true gentle-man.’

‘Everyone at ABC and ESPN mourns the loss of a great friendand colleague. Chris was a pioneer in sports television and was thepre-eminent play-by-play announcer to a generation of sports fans,’Bodenheimer said in a statement. ‘More importantly, he was a truegentleman, beloved by all. He treated everyone with respect andfriendship.’”

From the Indianapolis Star“The amazing thing about Chris was, even though he knew all

the kings and queens of sport, just as important to him, even more,were the people from his Indiana roots,” said John Short, assistantvice chancellor at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapo-lis, who got to know Schenkel well over the past decade as theyhelped a mutual friend fight amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, alsoknown as Lou Gehrig’s disease. “It was so overwhelming to see themeasure of his character.”

“He was such a wisp of a guy. He was skinny but what a greatvoice he had,” Al Wester, a legendary radio announcer and friendand contemporary of Schenkel’s, said. “He was one of the beautifulguys. I don’t ever remember anyone saying anything bad aboutChris.

“I remember Chris for the many kind things he said about people.He would defend people at the drop of a hat: ‘Now wait a minute.You don’t know if he was up all night with a sick kid or his wife hadproblems.’ He used to say he would never be critical of an athletebecause you didn’t know the extenuating circumstances.”

Last summer, Jim McKay, who worked with Schenkel for manyyears at ABC, said of his partner: “Chris is one of the friendliest,nicest people you would meet anywhere. He likes people. He lovespeople. He’s very forgiving about people even if anything happensin a bad way.”

Ben Smith, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette“Just now I’m thinking of the voice, and what a soundtrack it

was to a whole era. I’m thinking of the voice, how it bridged whatwe were with what we have become...

For now, suffice it to say that Chris Schenkel’s life was as richand full as his famous voice, and that institutional memory took amajor hit when he drew his last breath out at Lutheran Hospitalearly Sunday morning.”

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Weber LooksAhead

SEATTLE–The 2004-05PBA Tour season was a toughone for Pete Weber, one of theTour’s most colorful championswho always garners nationalmedia attention.

He was hurting in so manyways and no amount of rest ortherapy was going to makethings right.

On Feb. 14, he lost his fa-ther — the legendary Dick We-ber — and four days later Peteinjured his shoulder while “play-ing around with my step-son.”

The net result was one of hisworst seasons — mentally,physically and spiritually —since earning only $25 in hislone tour start in 1979.

Pete Weber, who includesseven majors among his 31 Tourtitles, failed to make a televisionappearance last season for thefirst time since 1995.

“My physical condition wasnot good because of my shoul-der injury and I probablyshouldn’t have bowled in India-napolis or Grand Rapids,” Peterecalled. “That delayed my heal-ing time, worsened mycondition...I learned healingtakes a little longer these days.

Emotionally I was devas-tated because Dad’s death wastotally unexpected.”

Little wonder Pete managedto earn just $43,350 while bowl-ing in only 15 of 20 Tour eventslast season. That’s a far cry fromthe $2.8 million he has earned,second only to Walter Ray Wil-liams Jr. in career earnings.

Now at age 43, Pete Webersounds like a hungry bowleronce again, one willing to paythe price to regain greatness.

He has started practicing andeven entered an event on theEuropean Tour.

“I have bowled fourregionals, getting two no-checks, one cash and one topeight finish,” Pete said. “Ihaven’t completely healed. I’monly about 90 percent but ChrisSchlemer, my Storm ball rep onTour, said everything looks thesame after a few work-out ses-sions this summer.”

Pete was happy to report thathe had recently renewed his con-tract to use Storm bowling ballson Tour once again. “I feel veryconfident using Storm equip-ment because I feel it’s the bestout there. I enjoy my associationwith (owner) Bill Chrisman andthe entire Storm family.”

Pete does not sound worriedabout how he starts the 2005-06Tour in Tulsa Oct. 26, just howhe finishes it in March.

“I am still doing some

therapy on my shoulder and willpractice more before the start ofthe season. I seem to start everyseason slowly because I’m try-ing to get the feel for Tour life,traveling again.”

Life on Tour is made easierbecause wife Tracy, another out-standing bowler, is there towatch his game.

Pete, who never seems tolack confidence, says he feels nopressure trying to bounce backafter an off season.

“I don’t feel pressure toprove to anyone that I’m back.The only pressure I feel is whatI put on myself every week toperform well. Besides, I’m al-ready exempt for next year andthat will loosen up the arm swingone more season.”

He has not changed hisgoals. “They’re the same. I wantto win the Masters and be votedPlayer of the Year...two things Ihave not yet accomplished.”

Asked if he would join thePBA Senior Tour when he turns50 in 2012, Pete said: “Of courseI will because I have to winseven senior titles to stay aheadof my Dad’s six.”

Pete is already five winsahead of Dick’s 26 PBA Tourtitles.

“My heart is into the Tourthis season because I know Dadwill be there with me.”

The 2005-06 PBA Tour sea-son begins Oct. 26-30 with the2005 PBA Tulsa Championship.The arena finals take place Sun-day, Oct. 30 at the Donald W.Reynolds Center on the campusof the University of Tulsa.

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San Gabriel ValleyWomen’s Assoc. News

by A. A. TurtleCOVINA–We want to first

THANK all of those that cameout and helped with the CAWomen’s State Tournament. Wehad a great time and appreciatedthe help. Those of you that didnot get your state souvenir westill have the following itemsleft: T-shirts $8.00, Polo Shirts$18.00, Pins $1.00 and Patches$1.50. If interested please con-tact the office.

On Sunday, September 18,2005, at 10 am we will be hold-ing our Fall Open Meeting andencourage all you sanctionwomen bowlers to attend. Therewill be lots going on and weneed your input and voice to beheard. Remember this is yourorganization, we only work theoffice on your behalf to keepyou informed. There will beawards & installation of offic-ers. Luncheon beginning at 12PM cost is $15.00. We will beannouncing the Secretary andBowler of the Year Awards.

We will also be doing a centsraffle to help raise money tocover expenses and local awardsthat we will be giving out for thenew season. Those of you wish-ing to donate items for this raffleplease contact the office. Thosethat are new to this concept, youwill draw a slip of paper that willhave a price of $0 to $3.00 andthat is what you will pay for yourticket. You can buy as manytickets as you like.

All bowlers are welcome.

LEGENDS OF BOWLING

ALHAMBRA, CA — A leg-end of his own in the SouthernCalifornia area — Mr. KennyBayer of San Gabriel, CA forsome 30 years. Not only wasKenny a top Hall of Famebowler in So. California, but oneof the warmest and kindest per-son you would want to meet.

Kenny Bayer and I becamefriends 30 years ago. We met atGarey Center Bowl in Pomona,CA, bowling in the pot gamesthat no longer exist.

Later on when I took overBahama Lanes in Pasadena,Kenny was the head mechanicfor Santa Anita Lanes inArcadia, CA. Mr. Bayer was amember of the San Gabriel Val-ley Men’s Bowling Associationfor a long time.

Now Kenny joins his fellowteammates and officers of theassociation, mainly EddieHartnett, Pete Porter, WendelDouglas of the association thathave passed on. Another losswas Roy Pinchback, one moreteammate.

I had the pleasure of bowlingthree years in the Friday nightSan Gabriel Classic League onthe Pelligrino’s Restaurant teamwhile captained by Dave Lee.

Kenny also liked to play golfand cards, the race track at SantaAnita, also pitch softball and hispoker night at home on Tuesdaynights while his wonderful wifeBobbie was the hostess.

We made many trips to thestate tournaments and alsoKenny did win on one of thePPCA tournaments at BowlingSquare Lanes in Arcadia. Kennywas the winner of the first HighRoller tournament in Las Vegas.

I had the good fortune of liv-ing with the Bayers for fiveyears. They helped me duringmy sobering up days.

My friend Mr. Bayer has lefta very fine lady in Bobbi, somevery nice children and grand-children to follow in his foot-steps. Kenny is now with his sonand his friends in Heaven. GodBless Him. Don Cecil

Girls Jr. All-Starsby David Gordon

WEST COVINA - The GirlsJr. All-Stars are beginning theirnew season at Brunswick WestCovina Lanes this Sunday (9/11/05) at 2:00 pm, following theJAT tournament.

This all girls league is opento those with a 150 average orbetter. The group bowls about25 sessions for the year withscholarship based on severalfactors awarded to all bowlers.

We will start off with a shortmeeting to lay out the new sea-son and decide on any changes.Please plan on being there a littleearly. Dress code is collaredbowling shirt with skirt, shortsor skorts. Come on out and jointhis unique league.

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BUMPERSJosh Aran/Geoff Aran 1027

DIVISION A — SCRATCH (15 ENTRIES)Art Herpolsheimer/Mikhael Malta-Reed (Corbin Bowl) 1566 1st place trophy &

$100 scholarshipJames Nickels/Juan Vasquez (Mission Hills Bowl) 1484 2nd place trophyJohnnie Englehart/Scott Englehart (Canoga Park Bowl) 1464 3rd place trophy

DIVISION B — HANDICAP (27 Entries)Michael Rodriguez (AMF Rocket Lanes)/Lloyd Meyers 1592 1st place trophy &

$100 scholarshipDrew Stern (BRC Matador Bowl)/John Varela II 1537 2nd place trophyJenny Unger (AMF Rocket Lanes)/Lloyd Meyers 1503 3rd place trophyJeff Pyka/Jennifer Pyka (Canoga Park Bowl) 1499 4th place trophyHolly Patterson/Joshua Giraldo (BRC Matador Bowl) 1490 5th place trophy

San Gabriel ValleyYouth Assoc. News

by A. A. TurtleEL MONTE–On Sunday,

September 11, 2005, at 10 amwe will be holding a meeting atAction Lanes in El Monte. Weencourage all you sanctionedyouth bowlers, parents, coaches,youth directors, proprietors andthose interested in working withthe youth to attend.

There will be lots going onand we need your input andvoice to be heard.

Remember this is your orga-nization, we only work the of-fice on your behalf to keep youinformed. We will be discussingthe upcoming City Tournament.The bid letters have been sentto all centers, so encourage yourbowling center manager to putin a bid.

Going over the new by-lawsand taking the next steps to char-tering with USBC will be partof the discussion period. Alongwith the upcoming youth con-vention that will be held in SanDiego on the weekend of Octo-ber 28–30, 2005.

Youth bowlers 14 and olderwe can use you on our board tohelp promote youth bowlingthroughout the San Gabriel Val-ley. We also encourage thoseyounger to come and help alsobut the State of California saysyou need to be 14 years of ageto be on the board.

The new winter packets willbe handed out after the meetingwhen we host a workshop toexplain the changes and answerquestions.

Remind, all old YABA stuffneeds to be thrown out, they areno longer valid starting withyour winter leagues. If yourleague is starting before ourmeeting, please contact the of-fice (909) 623-6890. We will getthe new material to you.

OC/YABAby Frank Kietz

BIG AVERAGES: JarrydBiven 218, 210 at Saddleback,Marcus Battiest 210 at LaHabra, Mike Harrington 208,205 at Saddleback, SamanthaJeminez 207 at La Habra,Preston Fukumizu 207, JamesMonteith 201 at Linbook, JaimeOrozco at Fountain Bowl, theheroes, Jeminez and Fukumizuboth used 69 games to establishtheir averages.

by David GordonWEST COVINA - This is just a

short reminder that the winter por-tion of the JAT season is upon us.We start this Sunday with an earlycheck-in of 7:15A.M. at BrunswickWest Covina Lanes. Also those JATFarm Club members with high av-erages should bring an extra $5.00dollars as some will be making thetransition to the Open Division.

Thursday, September 15, 2005 Page 5BOWLING NEWS

American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.comBOB SMITH

WEST COVINA–Michael Seglar ofSanta Ana won the Big ABTA Labor Spe-cial Event from the top seeded positiondowning a feisty upstart Josie Matsumotoof Yorba Linda in the title game. Josiebowled super, eliminating five straight,gave it her all in the title game. Seglar,in a 200/239-179/224 count, won theABTA Labor Special topping a GreatTurnout of 609 entrants. 126 bowlersmade the Semifinals Cash Line at SuperBrunswick West Covina Lanes whichfeatured superb payoffs and optionals forour members.

Excitement was in the air all week-end and on Friday Night Jello Graybowled a perfect game in the 9PM Squad.Then Sunday on the 4PM squad “SteadyFreddie” Catamisan did the same, firinga nice perfecto. Both bowlers will be hon-ored with rings, jackets and awardplaques at the Annual Awards presenta-tions held at the Gold Coast in Las Ve-gas, July 4 weekend.

This was a 3 day Friday /Saturday /Sunday event and the scoring was a bittough, except for Friday. Each day was aseparate qualifying board which alsomade this the fairest way possible for ourmembers.

Friday eve we had (3) Squads, 143entrants. The cut score for Friday wasMen +96, Ladies +48. Saturday we had(6) Squads and had 227 entrants. Thecut scores Men +38, Ladies +35, and bythe way, our champ Seglar qualified onSaturday eve.

Sunday we had (3) regular qualify-ing squads and had 155 entrants. Cutscores of Men +23 and the Ladies +16.The 5:30 PM Re-Entry only Squad had anice 84 entrants. All in all this event had609 entrants. 126 made the cash line inthe semifinals including the added Su-per Senior bowlers led by Robert Hahn,Rico Cayton, Basilio Terrenal, NancyCantoria, and Esther Wilwayco.

The Semifinals took to the floor at8:20 PM. This fine field of 126 would allcash and have aspirations of making thetop 32 single elims of which there are 7women minimum.

The scoring was great in the semis.Seglar an ABTA regular, shot lights outand led the way with a fine +182 to betop seed, sit out and bowl for the title. Insecond place was a Super Hot MicheleTucker +151. She would receive a firstround bye and enter in round 2 of theSingle Elim Finals.

It took a nice +58 for the men and a+40 for the ladies to make the top 32Single Elim finals which had 7 guaran-teed ladies. In a tie (men) +58 we sawGreg Vermillion eliminate TomasLicauco and Fred Manansala in a 9-10frame roll off to make his was to the fi-nals with the losers cashing in 33rd-34thplaces and $148.75 each.

The first round of the finals took thefloor. Losing in round one were MarcusLemons, Lara Velasco, Youna Yun,Lorenzo Justice, Irene Kang, RogerPierce, Greg Vermillion, James Abilar,Don Quitangon, Peechit Butranon, Jun-ior Guiramy, Anita Smith, AnnaBorromeo, Rich Warner and Billy Gil-bert. They finished in 18-32nd places and$200each.

In round two we had Greg Kokanour,Jesse Boquio, Marc Levy, Phil Lebaquin,Vic Copeland, Frank Winick, Alex Maoand Michele Tucker get erased from com-petition. They collected checks of $235finishing in 10th-17th place.

In round three we had JosieMatsumoto down Ramiro Garcia 217-175. Anthony Traquena got to RonnieSanchez 227-203. In a battle of Greg’s,Greg Reed blitzed Greg Neuer 274-204.Alvin Reyes bowled well disposing ofJason Fowler 223-204. The losers were6th-9th places and $300 each.

Round 4 had Josie edge AnthonyTraquena 190-182. Alvin Reyes got toGreg Reed 199-190. So Greg and An-thony were 4th and 5th and checks of$400 each, with Alvin and Josie to meetthe winner to advance to the title gameagainst Seglar.

This match was again close. Alvincould not hit the left lane and Josie pre-vailed in another good one 190-181.Reyes, one of our Bowlers of the Year,was 3rd and $1,000 with Josie advancingto the title game.

The title match was set on lanes 53-54. A huge crowd was watching, collect-ing their Horse Money on Josie and en-joying the camaraderie.

We again would have a new cham-pion as Seglar elected to have Josie leadoff. She led with a spare then got a onecount and open to put herself in a hole.Seglar opened frame 3 and with a split inthe 6th Josie coming back keeping clean.He led her by only 9 pins. She then tooka lead of 2 pins with a double in frames8-9. Then Seglar with a strike up in the9th would need the first in the 10th to take

Seglar Tops 609 Entrants inABTA Labor Event Special

Gray & Catamisan Fire “300” GamesRecord Payoffs Include a $3,500 Match game, and a $2,040 Match Series Pot

a lead. He did just that and another and a9 count in a clutch finish, a 200/239game. Josie would need a double in the10th to win the title. She got the first oneand now one more for the title. She hadto be a bit nervous, but threw a decentshot. But it hooked up and got the big 4.The title went to the fine gentleman fromSanta Ana who never misses an ABTAevent. It was a great title game andMichael came through in the 10th as achampion. We are very proud of him.What a performance! Great BowlingMichael! Micheal was bowling in the re-duced entry program in this event but stilltook home $2,800 as it is $2,200 for the$48 entry and another $500 Bonus forbowling 25 + squads in the calendar year,(he bowled much more:-) and the $100Logo Shirt Bonus. He is one fine Guy!Congrats Michael and title #2 is withinyour reach in the future.

Great bowling by a great lady, JosieMatsumoto who by the way embroideredMike’s Shirt (and will now do aChampion’s shirt for him also:-) and allof our shirts, and jackets in the club. Shereally bowled so well. One more strikeshe would have had her first title, match-ing her husband Glen who is an ABTAchampion. Great Bowling by a super ladyand Josie got $2,000 for the 2nd place fin-ish.

ABTA Notes: Tourney Hi Qualifi-ers were James Abilar +214 and MicheleTucker led the ladies +151. They get paidentries into any regular ABTA event forthe fine bowling.

The Optional doubles were taken byMarcus Lemons, and Jello “300” Gray.Their huge 1502 got them $230. We paid13 places in the doubles.

The 3-6-9 was worth $700 and JamesAbilar was the survivor in the rolloff butmissed on shot #2 got a $50 consolation.We will go for $800 in the 3-6-9 this Sat-urday at Cal Bowl.

The Match Series worth $2,040 wasdrawn by top qualifier Abilar. It wasmatched by four of our most faithful,Irene Kang, Mitzi Martinez, Gil Romero,and Ken Seiple Jr. They got $510 fortheir fine 498 series. We will estimate theSeries Pot at $250 this week for only$2.00 to enter.

The Match Game 3 worth $3,500 wasalso msatched by 13 members. They wereAnna Borromeo, Eldon Crowder, BasilioTerrenal, Jackie Bayro, John Daily, YounaYun, Lito Dizon, Francisco Ortiz, RoseUrfano, Lorenzo Justice, Ping Romero,Maria Bacos and Speedy. They got $269each for their fine 183 game. With thecarryover of $400, the Match Gameshould go for $1,600 this Saturday at Cal.

The weekly winner of the Columbia“300” Ball was Basilio Terrenal wholoves the Columbia products, and hethanks Columbia 300 and the ABTA. Hehad a nice tournament cashing as a Su-per Sr. and hitting the match game for$269, good for Basilio!

Champion Michael “don’t call meMike” hails from Santa Ana, and issingle. He used an Ebonite Puma drilledby Vic Fabris at Carter and his thumbinserts are done by Mike at Valley ViewLanes. He thanks the ABTA for a greattournament and the ABTA staff for a goodjob. He missed his biggest supporter PamRussell who was unable to be there dueto surgery. He wishes her a speedy re-covery and wished that she were there tosee him finally win.

Josie Matsumoto is from YorbaLinda and married to Mr. Brackets Glen.She used a Columbia Icon drilled byMike Wahl owner operator of the ProShop in Cerritos Lanes. She does the em-broidery for our club and it is namedMegastitches. She has many friends inthe club and some were cheering her onat West Covina. She has one son, a daugh-ter and two grandsons Kai, and Ian.

Alvin Reyes is from Eagle Rock, andmarried to Marcy. He used a Pro-Activedrilled at the Pit Stop at Santa ClaritaLanes. He thanks God, friends and fam-ily for support, and the ABTA & Staff.

THANKS to Don and staff at WestCovina for being such wonderful hosts.They do such a great job there. Specialthanks to Joann also. They have one ofthe finest run Centers in So. Calif. Weenjoy it there immensely and look for-ward to our Big Labor Day Event thereagain next year. We will return there sev-eral times in the year also. Oct. 15th isthe next trip there, and also the bigThanksgiving Event.

Join us Saturday in our Early Eventat Cal Bowl in Lakewood.

There are only 3 qualifying squadsSaturday 12:30-2 & 3:30 PM with 3-6-9and Semis at 5PM.

Cal is located at 2500 Carson St. inLakewood. Take the 91 to Paramount gosouth 3 miles to Carson, it is located nearthe corner of Carson and Paramount. Thephone there is 562-421-8448.

The following Saturday, Sept. 24, weare hosted by Cerritos Lanes with Spe-cial Squad times of 12:30-2:00-3:15-4:45& 6:00PM. Note the last Squad is6:00PM with 3-6-9 and finals at 7:30PMto be done for the Extreme Bowling Pro-gram there.

The ABTA league began last Thurs-day and we have openings for women155-166 averages, contact me if inter-ested!

A new schedule/news pamphlet willbe mailed in the first part of October. Ifyou have an address change, let us knowso you will receive your mail.

It is History folks as Michael Seglarwins his First ABTA title and a big oneat that!

See You at CAL. Check in early andremember the early squads! Until then!

ABTA Winter League at Valley ViewGARDEN GROVE–First of all, we wish to welcome our re-

turnees and new bowlers this year! We’re glad to see “new faces”joining our league.

Myke Strafford made his entrance with a 299 game but JamesTipton topped the scoring with 246/692, followed by Greg Jackson258/689, Nick Rodriguez 277/687, Richard Warner 236/683, MykeStrafford 299/678, Greg Verlarde 241/641, Ping Romero 218/641and Paul Chavez 229/633.

The ladies were led by one of our new bowlers, Pam Jones 224/606, Deborah Sanders 247/578, Maggie Hylton 215/575, SharynCorter 256/569, Angel Ward 192/543, Shawn Willey 206/519 andDella Douglass 204/515.

Side pot winners: First game, Myke Strafford 299, second game,Greg Jackson 258, third game Greg Velarde 245 and the super potwent to James Tipton 246.

The 50/50 winner to any regular ABTA tournament was GregVelarde. Our match game was worth $144 and the number drawnwas 165. Michael Laster and Anthony Smith each received $72.00.

We have one team that’s looking for a female bowler, 166 orunder.

ABTA tournament will be at Cal Bowl, three (3) squads only,12:30-2:00& 3:30 Semis 5:00PM.

Please see the Bowling News for further details.

Note Squad time Changes for CALThe ABTA will be hosted by Cal Bowl this Saturday and re-

vised squad times are Qualifying 12:30-2:00 & 3:30 PM with the 3-6-9 and Semifinals to roll at 5:00PM

Please see our ad in this paper for more info. New Schedules/Pamphlets are to be mailed in two weeks so if You have an addresschange get it to us.

Next week we visit Cerritos Lanes with Early Squads.For Info contact the ABTA or see the website www.abta1.com

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATIONLABOR DAY - SPECIAL EVENT

(At Brunswick West Covina Lanes)September 4, 2005FINAL STANDINGS

1. Michael Seglar 782 $2,200.00 ABTA Shirt 100.00 Squad Participation 500.00 2. Josie Matsumoto 701 2,000.00 3. Alvin Reyes 704 1,000.00 4. Greg Reed 714 400.00 5. Anthony Traquena 662 400.00 6. Jason J. Fowler 711 300.00 7. Ronald Sanchez 686 300.00 8. R. Garcia 60% 663 180.00 9. Greg Neuer 60% 675 180.00 10. Michele Tucker 751 235.00 11. Greg Kokanour 716 235.00 12. Marc Levy 680 235.00 13. Philip Lebaquin `678 235.00 14. Alex Mao 670 235.00 15. J. Boquio 60% 668 141.00 16. Frank Winick 663 235.00 17. V. Copeland III 659 235.00 18. Marcus Lemons 701 200.00 19. Anita Smith 693 200.00 20. Peechit Butranon 685 120.00 21. S. Guimary Jr. 680 200.00 22. Lorenzo Justice 671 200.00 23. Ana Borremeo 669 200.00 24. Richard Warner 667 200.00 25. James Abilar 665 200.00 26. Roger Pierce 664 200.00 27. Billy Gilbert 662 200.00 28. Don Quitangon 661 200.00 29. Greg Vermillion 658 200.00 30. Irene Kang 661 200.00 31. Youna Yun 641 200.00 32. Lara Velasco 640 200.00 33. T. Licauco 60% 658 89.25 33. Fred Manansala 658 148.75 35. Ping Romero 656 146.25 35. Ely Curz (SS) 656 146.25 37. Terry Massengill 654 145.00 38. Simon Rojas (SS) 651 142.50 39. Fernando Alatorre 650 142.50 40. Cleve Johnson 642 140.00 40. Francisco Ortiz 642 140.00 42. Henry Gay 638 137.50 43. Jose Borromeo 637 137.50 44. Ronnie Cordero 633 137.50 45. Du Quach 632 135,.00 45. Mark Wayman 632 135.00 45. Judith Ting 632 135.00 48. Ben Hurtado 60% 630 79.50 49. Jimmy Wong 629 132.50 50. Sun Sundara 626 132.00 51. David Yun 625 130.00 51. Valinda Kelly 625 130.00 53. Lesia Herider 624 128.00 53. Peter Arsenault 624 128.00 55. Kristy Yahiku 623 126.00 55. Hans Leuma `623 126.00 57. Mitzi Martinez 60% 622 75.00 58. Tri Vo 621 125.00 59. David Fairow 620 125.00 60. Ping Tubera (rh) 617 122.50 61. Robert Yra 616 122.50 62. Lea Viernes 615 120.00 62. Jello Gray 615 120.00 64. Anthony Paris 612 116.75 64. Alan Aguilar (rh) 612 116.75 64. Angela Lamont 612 116.75 67. William Ele 611 111.25 67. Anthony Drapeau 611 111.25 69. Natalie Perenishko 609 108.75 69. Danny Guevarra 609 108.75 71. Sol Cericos 608 103.75 71. Gilbin Kim 608 103.75 71. Anthony Borci 608 103.75 71. M. C. Morgan 60% 608 62.25 75. Maria Bacos 60% 607 60.00 75. Greg Velarde 607 100.00 77. John Brooks 605 97.50 77. Alex Whittinghill 605 97.50 77. Randy Antazo 605 97.50 80. Bum Chul Kim 603 97.50 81. Tim Austin 602 97.50 81. Hai Le 602 97.50 83. J. Baghdadjian 600 97.50 84. Jose Acosta 598 97.50 84. Chester Andaya 598 97.50 86. Alonza Lemons 597 95.00 86. Roland Suase 597 95.00 88. Mark Huertas 595 95.00 89. Imelda Ahorro 594 95.00 90. Robert Hahn 591 95.00 91. Kay Johnson 590 92.50 92. Alex Velasco 587 92.50 93. Krischna Howard 586 92.50 94. Rowie Jucal 584 90.00 95. Scott Westreicher 581 90.00 96. Allen Thompson 578 90.00 96. Jim Knox 578 88.75 98. J. Simbol 60% 575 52.50 99. Anita Arnaldo 570 87.50 99. Benjie Calinawan 570 87.50101. Vic Garcia 567 85.00102. Will Samson 565 85.00103. Eric Sanford 60% 564 51.00104. Robert Olivas 562 85.00105. G. Gissendaner 560 82.50106. Alex Castillo 558 82.50

107. Antonio Morgan 557 82.50108. E. Wilwayco (SS) 60%552 49.50109. Ray Varela (SS) 547 80.00110. Marc Sy 545 80.00111. Ken Renner 544 80.00112. Jeff Garrison 542 77.50113. Randy Sanicolas 540 77.50114. Freddie Catamisan 538 77.50115. Rico Cayton 60% 536 45.50116. Mark Wong 534 76.00117. J. Smith 60% 533 45.50118. Ken Seiple Sr. (SS) 522 75.00119. Steven Hood 521 75.00120. Tommy Newman 518 74.00121. Claude Dottin 507 74.00121. Ron Chandler 507 74.00123. Belinda Crowder 504 74.00124. P. Amrbose 60% 501 44.50125. B. Terrenal (SS) DNS 74.00126. Nancy Cantoria DNS 74.00

DOUBLES 1. Marcus Lemons/ Jello Gray 1502 230.00 2. Terry Massengill/ Tommy Newman 1461 180.00 3. Jeff Garrison/ Greg Reed 1461 180.00 4. James Abilar/ Alex Ouzenian 1459 140.00 5. Don Quitangon/ Ping Romero 1455 120.00 6. Danny Guevarra/ Alan Aguilar (lh) 1427 100.00 7. Henry Gay/ Don Quitangon 1425 80.00 8. Danny Guevarra/ Ely Cruz 1421 70.00 9. Ely Cruz/ Alan Aguilar (lh) 1420 60.00 10. J.T. Jackson/ Marcus Lemons 1419 50.00 11. Tri Vo/ Hai Le 1410 50.00 12. James Abilar/ J. Baghdadlian 1406 40.00 13. Marcus Lemons/ Steve Bryant 1397 40.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCUT SCORE

Men: Fri. +97, Sat. +47, Sun. +38Women: Fri. +45, Sat. +32, Sun. +35Super Seniors: Robert Hahn, RicoCayton, Basilio Terrenal, EsterWilwayco and Nancy Cantoria

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: James Abilar +214,Women: Michele Tucker +151

RE-ENTRY CUT SCOREMen: +58, Women: +41

SPECIAL AWARDS300 GAME AWARDS

Jello Gray and Fred Catamisan3-6-9

James Abilar 50.00MATCH GAME — 183 — $269 Each

Basilio Terrenal, Eldon Crowder,Francisco Ortiz, Jackie Bayro, JohnDaily, Lito Dizon, Ping Romero, RoseUrfano, Steve Bryant, Youna Yun, MariaBacos, Ana Borromeo , LorenzoJustice.

MATCH SERIES — 498 — $510 EachGil Romero, Irene Kang, Ken Seiple Jr.,Mitzi Martinez

COLUMBIA 300 BALLBasilio Terranal

LAS VEGAS ROOMYouna YunPrize Fund, 609 23,702.50Paid Entries, 11 @ $73 803.00Optional Sidepots 2,931.00Doubles 1,350.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Match Series 2,040.00Match Game 3,500.00TOTAL PAID OUT $34,464.00

Seglar is ABTA Labor Special Champion at Brunswick WestCovina Lanes (L-R) bottom: Alvin Reyes 3rd, ChampionMichael Seglar, Josie Matsumoto (Runnerup). Top: JasmineReyes, Alvins #1 Fan, Greg Reed 4th, Belinda Crowder (Staff)

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Super “P” Flies High!SAN DIEGO–Top seed &

high flying Paul Passarino wasthe big winner at the two dayNABI Labor Day Tournamentheld at Kearny Mesa Bowl. Paulhas been bowling really well thissummer, & this title is the resultof hard work & determination.Congratulations, Paul.

A big thank you to JohnnyHumble & his staff for hostingthis tournament as a substitutefor the scheduled venue, the nowclosed Sunset Bowl. Thanks,Johnny!

The other top five finalistswere Jim Hall, Sam Reyes,Steve Simmons & Phil Horn.

Many of the perpetual potswere hit, & the proceeds re-warded some excellent bowling.The 9-in-a-row pot was earnedby Phil Horn, the strike out potwent to Scott Collins, & shar-ing the 3-6-9 pot were MikeCastleton, Winnie Bacas, OrielBacas, Amy Gottlieb, KevinGregan (2), Scott Atwood, &Collins. Guaranteed $50sidepots were collected by BobGrant, Tony Nunez, SimonNophalath, Stan Martin, IramNavarro, Chuck Shoaf, DanEide, Tony Damian, Castleton,Gottlieb, Horn (3), Simmons(2), Atwood (2), & Reyes.

Our next NABI event is Sep-tember 17th at Parkway Bowl.It’s a standard one day tourna-ment & the details are includedon our ad in this edition of theBowling News. Save this Sat-urday, the 17th & join us at Park-way … we’ll save a cookie foryou!!

WESTMINSTER–The Ve-gas league made the first of fourvisits to Westminster Lane Mon-day and welcomed back MargoMartin, Bert Martinez and DorisLewis. It was a first session forMargo and Bert, and Doris’ re-turn followed a couple of weeksoff for medical tests. We arehappy report all is ok for theirfuture good health.

Doreen and Jenifer wereboth at the control desk andready for the 9:30 a.m. compe-tition, following the Labor Daybye. The league had to changefrom the 10 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.time due to a “wall to wall” se-nior league that bowls at noon.The coffee was ready and, asalways, service was first class.

Doris Lewis led the honorroll with 238-559, topping herown 235 season high game, for156 and over bowlers, followedby Berneice King 223-551, ViWilson 212-545, Gladyce Perrin544, Cathy Wyatt 527, AresiaMcGee 512, Barbara Bishop504, Jamie Vallier, BerniceBennett and Cindy Martin, 503.

Barbara Bishop thanked allthe members that turned out atCal Bowl on Saturday for theFreedom No Tap tourney, whichattracted 93 bowlers, and also,$300 was donated to the Hurri-cane Katrina survivor fund.

Cal Bowl B and CerritosLanes are tied for league lead-ership 10 wins, followed by CalBowl A, 8.2; nine teams tied at8 wins, one at 7.2; six at 7 wins,one at 6 and one team trails with4 wins.

NEXT WEEK: PremiereLanes, Santa Fe Springs, Mon-day 11 a.m. We still need subs,especially when we travel out ofthe local area. Please call Aliceat 423-1567 if you would liketo do some traveling.

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MYSTERY GAME: $1000.00September 24-25 Bye

Next Tournament: October 1-2 at Brunswick West Covina Lanes

Squad Times:Sat: 12PM, 1:30PM, 3PM & 4:30PM

Sun: 10AM, 11:15AMSemi’s and Shootout Follow

Gentleman Ed Palma happilyand finally makes the DonkeeChampions circle. We say finallyas in eleven years with theDonkee and a very active mem-ber he has eight seconds, severalthird and fourth places to hiscredit and was well overdue for abig win. Congratulations to a verynice gentleman.

Ed’s a supervisor in mail pro-cessing at the Long Beach PostOffice. He has two adult chil-dren a daughter twenty eight anda son twenty three. ( I think hesaid - Not Bowlers??)

For his big win Ed was roll-ing a Columbia Back Yard Bullybowling ball drilled at Cal Bowl.His highest game is a 279 andhis highest series is 795 alsobowled at Cal Bowl. For hobbieshe said it’s bowling, bowling andmore bowling. No leagues justtournaments. Ed’s big win was$800 first place monies, $500Jack Ace money and $100 shirtbonus for a tidy sum of $1,400.

Our second place gentlemanThomas Licauco was rolling aBulldog bowling ball compli-ments of Donkee Products drilledby Rusty Bryan at Mission HillsLanes. Thomas was on a roll ear-lier and could have been a secondtime Champ but what hap-pened???? He had a bad toothache????

Side pots in the 12:30pmsquad at Beverly Bowl were $48.1st game Luis Peregrina posted a256/273 game, 2nd game GillRomero rolling a legends Bowl-ing Ball he loves posted a big279/ 303 game. In the3rd gamenew member Chris Ko shot a236/269. . At 2:00Pm for $66 ArtOuzenian shot a 245/257 1st game,Gil Romero posted a 223/247 2nd

game, Roger Wrase shot a 264 /277 3rd game. In the Semi’s for$39 Art Ouzenian shot a 236/2481st game, Tommy Newman a 245/263 2nd game, Thomas Licauco abig 245/280 3rd game. Gameswere high. Lanes were great.

We had 59 entries with 16making the Semi“s. Nine ad-

Ed Palma Finally Makes theMagic Circle to Pocket $1,400

vancing to the Shoot-out finalsfrom the Semi‘s were ArtOuzenian , Barbara Burgess,Tommy Newman, HeatherHoang, Ed Palma, Gil Romero,David Quan and Luis Diaz. Topseed Thomas Licauco with a bigplus 143 sat out. From this roundof eight four were eliminated andfour for the second round wereTommy Newman posting a 233,Heather Hoang a 228, Ed Palmaa 232 and Barbara Burgess witha 231 game. From this round offour Ed Palma posted the highestgame a 209 for the final challengeagainst top seed Thomas Licauco.Tommy Newman unfortunatelystuck a big washout settling forthird place with a 207game. Bar-bara Burgess took fourth with a204 and Heather Hoang 5th placewith a 197 game.. Very closematch.

Charting the Donkee cham-pion Ed Palma - Ed came out on aspare, opened for a nine count thesecond frame, came back with astrike the third frame lookinggood, spared the fourth and fifthframes, doubled the sixth and sev-enth, spared the eighth and ninthfinishing on a big strike in thetenth frame capped with a ninecount for a well shot l92/221game.

Gentleman Thomas Licaucotop seed with a plus 143 settledfor second place.. I’m not cer-tain what happened.?? ThomasLicauco had a tooth ache??. .Heopened the first four frames, gota strike for a big applause in the5th frame, spared the sixth and sev-enth frame, opened the next threeframes for a hard fought 113/148game. Ouch. (P.S. He really hada toothache.)

Our tournament this weekendis two days at Keystone Lanes inNorwalk. Saturday squads are12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm andthe last is 4:30pm. Four squads.Sunday the usual 10:00am and11:30am with the semi’s andshoot-out to follow. See you atKeystone.

Barbara Burgess 3rd., Thomas Licauco 2nd. for $400.00,Dir. Bert Strain and Dir. Steve Brode congratulating EdPalma in the middle on finally getting his DonkeeChampionship and $1,400.00 (Tommy Newman 3rd. not onhand).

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by FRANK KIETZLAKE FOREST — It’s our game, American Tenpins. It belongs

to the United States Bowling Congress and its complying organiza-tions, like your local certified association and if they ask politelytenpin bowlers in Canada, Central and South American territories— how about the world — can join us.

It says so in the USBC 138-page playing Rule Book, Chapter 2,Rule 1 and 2a.

Rule 1. Leagues and tournaments must be organized and bowledin accordance with USBC bylaws, rules and regulations. Theseevents must be scheduled on lanes that are currently USBC certi-fied and only USBC approved equipment may be used.

Rule 2a. A game of American Tenpins consists of ten frames. Aplayer delivers two balls in each of the first nine frames unless astrike is scored. In the 10th frame, a player delivers three balls, if astrike or spare is scored. Every frame must be completed by eachplayer bowling in regular order.

That’s it. Except, filled with words to keep the prize fund safe,lanes, gutters, balls, pins, uniforms, collect dues, handle disputesand other stuff to help keep the game rolling smoothly.

In the past, before the merger (BTM), ABC, WIBC, YABA andBPAA, probably wasted time and money, so the sharp pencil peoplesaid, “Merge”. Now we don’t have the money to waste or the people(volunteers) to do the work.

To attract members and games, these types of leagues will becertified: Adult Mixed, Adult Women, Adult Men, Youth, Adult/Youth, Mixed, Senior, Travel, Managed and others.

And, games with different formats: Standard American Tenpin,Sport, Baker, Scotch Doubles, No-Tap, 3-6-9 and Best Ball. Thiswriter doesn’t know if all their averages must be designated. If theypay their dues, yes? About $16 per player.

Help (men/women) wanted signs are posted on many So-Cal as-sociation doors. Need a job, call your association office.DONKEE TOUR

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September 11, 2005FINAL STANDINGS

1. Ed Palma 700 $1,400.00 2. Thomas Licauco 743 400.00 3. Tommy Newman 729 120.00 4. Barbara Burgess 651 110.00 5. Heather Hoang 663 100.00 6. Gil Romero 675 60.00 7. Luis Diaz 687 60.00 8. David Quan 687 60.00 9. Art Ouzenian 741 60.0010. Patricia Johnson 641 55.0011. Esther Tambio 638 54.0012. Don C. Johnson 635 53.0013. Greg Reed 632 52.0014. Roger Wrase 624 51.0015. Ping Romero 614 50.0016. Luis Peregrina 587 49.00

HIGH SERIES —739Thomas Licauco FE

MYSTERY GAME — 267No winnerThis weekend at Keystone 1,000.00

SEMI CUT SCORESMen: +110, Women: +41Prize Fund, 59 entries 1,770.00Jack Ace/Shirt 600.00Added Money 364.00Paid Entries 200.00Sidepots/Brackets 1,809.00TOTAL PAID OUT $4,743.00

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LAKEWOOD — Hi. Most of the leagues are on the floor forthe winter season here at Cal Bowl. If you’re looking for aleague to join, call us and we’ll be glad to help. There are afew spots open and Cal Bowl is the place to be. Here are thehigh scores that we always enjoy presenting to the readers.

BIG BEAREmmerson Wafer 239-235-226/700, Pilbert Colian 245-214-

189/648, Jimmy Hamilton 216-224-202/642, Carlos Salcedo211-223-226/660, Mel Lebeauf 192-200-255/647, Donald SanPedro 186-265-180/631, Rigo Magana 244-190-195/629, EricJohnson 183-245-199/627, Sid Nakagawa 232-231-164/627,Donald Franklin 169-224-221/614, Mike Masilang 188-205-209/602, Annie Yonemura 222-173-210/605, Lee Theiss 211-189-192/592, Connie Leakes 228-181-159/568, Valerie Colian180-225-130/535, Lillie Darden 144-209-185/538, TeresaJefferson 168-155-192/515, Allisen Sutton 202-171-184/537.

SENIOR MENS TRIOArchie Stull 195-224-245/664, Rudy Munzon 205-238-242/

685, Richard Sotelo 201-194-233/628, Ed Neal 191-225-192/608, Ronald McClain Sr. 202-244-183/629, Ellis Houston 214-185-219/618, BJ 212-222-247/681, Josh Hudson 180-230-190/600, Don Boaz 227-206-179/612, Ken Seiple Sr. 231-248-157/636, John Dunn 236-234-149/619, Jimmy Hamilton226-222-217/665, Walter Millsap 210-225-181/616, Ed Cabs168-245-226/639, Chuck Patterson 215-203-226/644, SonnyDew 201-227-244/672, Charles Gleason 227-203-258/688,Curtis Whaley 205-184-247/636, Don Sowinski 245-215-223/683, Bob Knipple 191-223-231/645, Arthur Montgomery 255-237-190/682, Rick Llaneta 173-264-210/647, Doug Johnson208, Larry Galloway 202-203, Taroy Romy 201, Wayne Moon204, Cecil Knighton 206, Ken Wright 236, Earl Hullett 203, Jr.Guimary 207, Al Cowens 201-206, Bill Cowens 218, ClarkVandenBerg 215-203, Ed Brown 226, Jerry Hayes 223, An-drew Morton 213, Charles Veal 220, Mariano Barcelona 210,Rusty Campbell 219, Henry Ham 207, Chuck Morrissey 203,Paul Reynolds 205, Willie Young 207-222, Rolly DeGuzman205, Charles Woods 207, Sam Hucklery 203, Willie Panton201, Clarence Matthews 224-204, Pre Collier 200, Billy Will-iams 201.

LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES(8-22) Gary Wright 226/641, Matt Mosley 226/640, Cesar

Usi 222/599, Rick Sharp 216/597, Danny Collins 204/584, JJ Scott 217/571, PeeWee Munson 214/567, Doug Gaethke233/563, Ace Price 246, Mike Kane 202, Lisa Kane 190. (8-29) Matt Mosley 192-254-264/710, Michael Campbell 214,Tom McNaughton 213, PeeWee Munson and Rick Sharp 212each, Cesar Usi and Doug Gaethke 211 each, ErnestMandapat 206, Gary Wright and J J Scott 204 each, EuralWilson 203, Chasity Jones 197, Jerry Waken 196, JeffreySalcedo 194, Johnny Thomas 193, Ace Price 192, CeceliaRagoonath 191.

ELKS & FRIENDSChris Kelly 210-227-184/621, Craig Henrickson 200/593,

Joe Erwin 214, Betty McDiarmid 214, Ed Brown 202, Bill Kaelin205, David Patterson 238, Greg Nardo 208, BJ 210.

RECYCLED TEENSPat Nichols 503, Gene Nichols 508, Gene Schofield 519,

Ken Holliday 599, Divina Buhay 500, Boylee Inocente 545,Maurice Chartrand 522, Jane Simmons 505, Orvil Price 506,Walter Millsap 635, Ron McClain 584, RC Owens 509, EdMcClean 570, Dominic Antonio 571, Don Kelley 574, TerryBinuya 530, Dot Clinton 551, Fred Meisel 556, DorothyRuggiero 501, Dominic Saraceno 601, Ed Brown 512, ErnestJackson 616, Don Keith 515.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASBen Alferos 533, Wendell Ledbetter 650, Robert Thomas

588, Rico Cayton 583, Divina Buhay 531, Boylee Inocente537, Danny Polk 500, Steve Jasper 506, Donna May 505,Chuck Ashton 518, Al Ortiz 553, Ken Seiple Sr. 539, ChuckPatterson 528, Edwin Brown 575, Lee Theiss 561, FrankQuiambao 502, Donald Jones 593, Don Keith 522, GeneSchofield 551, Lola Pickel 501, Tony Morones 620, John Welty517, Dolores Castillo 509, Ken Holliday 574, Walter Gist 551.

FUNSTERSOrvil Price 500, Jerry Stotts 513, Joe McDonald 535, Josh

Hudson 266/628, Pete Cruz 210/534, Sam Huckleby 215, EdBrown 203-224-211/638, Ben Alferos 548, Jane Simmons 524,Don Kelly 515, Ed McLean 514, Rusty Campbell 200/518,Tom Spencer 510, Kathleen Dennis 218/526, Chuck Morrissey201/559, Wendell Ledbetter 203-202/552, Don Matthews 553,Fred Meisel 224/567, Ken Seiple Sr. 206/562, MauriceChartrand 201/525.

JUNIORSCadets

Andrew Pudewa 84-104-83, Alex Cortez 58-83, Christo-pher Johnson 58-43-54, Semaji Lewis 73-68-69, Devon Har-ris 18-31, Jeffery Boateng 42.

BobcatsKristy Silvan 112, David Silvan 85-85-88, Julian Hidalgo

132-109-138, Lori Labbate 102, Haley Rader 105-134, JylGrotsky 121-111-145, Angeli Bernardo 150-114-118, KimberlyBernardo 113, Gregory Mitchell 104-106, Rikki Whiting 101,Brandon LeBeau 100-162-145, Jaime Grabinski 143-135-136, Xavier Hines 126-141-122, Maygan Hooper 134-136.

ClassifiedAmanda Neil 161, Ciani Carter 151, Jasmine Walters 173-

194, Chris Porter 216-213, Kayla Rayburn 214-172, TyronePulley 211, Matt Lacy 213, Anthony Rasca 190, CollinTulletufuga 215, Jamie Carrington 204.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Woodley Jones 114-156-139, Ronald Lewis 170-188,Raymon Carter 179-193, Angeli Bernardo 136, Daniel Brown193, Gabriel Martinez 213, Daniel Martinez 135-155.

AdultsJoAnn Culpepper 193, Jacob Culpepper 196-194-193,

LaMart Jenkins 194, Julie Grabinski 137, B.J. Theiss 210-220-209, Leniece Williams 148-154, Allen Tetter 191, TammyPorter 172-189, Donna Neil 193, Gary Kowarsch 213.

FRIDAY NO-TAPSeptember 9, 2005FINAL STANDINGS

1. Steven Hood 888 $60.002. Frank Menchaca 887 40.003. Rick Hunter 883 30.004. Dominic Antonio 857 18.50

SIDEPOTS1. Frank Menchaca, hdcp. 323 33.002. Josh Hudson, scr. (tied) 300 33.00 Steven Hood,scr. (tied)3. Clark VandenBerg, hdcp. 312 33.00

3-6-9 POTAngelo Dixon won 50% 84.00

INSURANCEAndy Clark and Rick Hunter split $33.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTSteven Hood 858 33.00

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by Randy Myers

Well another season is upon us and from the looksof things; some bowlers are STILL on summer vaca-tion! Of the 24 teams bowling Monday night, 6 teamsswept leaving 6 teams looking for their team’s firstwin. Overall, scores were down as only two bowlersmanaged to roll 700 or more and I would be verysurprised to see the same results next week.

On Side “A”, not much changed for Cerio,Schroeder, and Gray as their Team #1 blasted Team#2 5-0. Steve Schroeder & Dan Cerio paved the waywith 646 & 638 respectively. Team #3 also went 5-0as Nick Negrete 664 and Herbert Jones 656 led thewinners. Another sweep on the next pair, but this timeit was the even numbered team as Team #6 pastedTeam #5. Paul Smith 674 and George Parker 666 weretops for the winners while Alan Steinberg 616 washigh for Team #5. Team #7 Tri-Star Vending downedTeam #8 5-0 behind the duo of David Yamauchi 688and Jon Brandon “IRON” with 619. JJ “Action” Jack-son with 633 led team #8. Team #10 rolled to a 4-1win over Team #9 despite Missy Bellinder’s fine 700series. Summer league Champs James Cox 682 andDavid Van Gaston 657 did most of the damage, whileGreg Neuer 646 helped Missy get Team #9’s lonewin. Team #11 squeaked out game 1 by five pins,but then Vince Wood took over by firing 280 in game2 and led Team #12 to a 4-1 win. Vince with 649 andWalter Herrarte 626 led the winners with Scott Norton635 getting the lone six for Team #11.

On Side “B”, the number 13 proved to be unlucky

for one night as Team #14 swept Team #13 behind atotal team effort as all four bowlers stroked 622 ormore. Chris Makroglous 675 and Anthony “Droopy”Drapeau 631 topped the winners with John Shynch661 and Clyde Lumpford 626 leading the non-win-ners. Team #16 Money Net Inc. led by Vernon Adamswith 650 managed a 3-2 win over Team #15 despiteJason Bueniage’s league high 728 set. Ron Schmidtwith 629 helped Jason secure the two wins for Team#15. In one of the closer matches, Team #17 defeatedTeam #18 4-1. Paul Varela 695 and Leonard Ruiz Jr.633 struck when needed, while Team #18 came upjust short despite Harry Wong Jr. 627, Nick Smith637, and Frank Barefoot Jr.675 bowling well. Team#19 got a near sweep as they defeated Team #20 4-1.R. Garcia with 635 and Jeff Garrison 629 managedthe only sixes on the pair. Raul “Spanky” Rosalesfired a fine 679 to lead Team #21 to a 4-1 win overTeam #22 with Ramon Torres helping out with 628.The last match of the night ended in another sweepas Team #23 used Super Sub Alex Castillo’s 640 andJason Fowler’s 639 to take the 5 wins from Team#24.

The side pots were down as most bowlers wereshaking off some summer rust, but the scores weren’tbad. Herbert Jones with 268 took game 1 with FrankBarefoot Jr. finishing 2nd with 247. Game 2 went toChris Makroglous with 269 followed by Jon Bran-don 234. Spanky Rosales 260 and Steve Schroeder248 won game 3, while the SUPER POT went to Ja-

son Bueniage and his fine 279. Chris Makroglous wonseries with 685 and that wraps up week 1. Congratu-lations to all the Side Pot winners!

The first week proved we all need to get some prac-tice this week, and maybe make some ball changes.There’s plenty of talent again this year, so expect tosee some Honor Scores mentioned in next week’sreport. If you haven’t come out to watch this leaguein action, you’re missing out on some of the bestbowlers So Cal has to offer. So come on down to DelRio and catch it all live! Thanks again for checkingin!

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TORRANCE — Hello. It’s time for our weeklyreport of high scores from the bowlers here at GableHouse Bowl. We still have a few spots open forthe winter leagues so come over and join in thefun.

SAN BERNARDINO — Hello. Now that the leagues are slowlygetting on the floor for the winter season here at Del Rosa Laneswe have scores to report. We are still taking sign-ups for leaguesand also forming new leagues. Give us a call if you’re interested.

Tues. S.B.T.A.: Matthew Tanner 215/599, Lory Durkiewicz500, Lori Fletcher 187.

Elks Invitational: Les Franz 255-211-233/699, GregStringham 204-233/619, Tom Poole Sr. 210-212/610, Julie Sum-mers 215/578.

Dirty County: Robert Miner 200-268/664, Larry Richards 255-225/661, John Hutchings 214-222/617, Randy Hoffman 214-207/613, Steve Pellegrine 212-212/606, Tim Eshelman 235, PJBuckner 233, Dean Bechtold 225, Debra Neff 233/565, PattiBechtold 202.

Willows: Terry Chittenden 204/574, Jean Newton 217, An-gela Hancock 210.

Wed. Vegas: Bobby Campagnale 238-231/661, StevePellegrine 255-200/644, Del Karper 211-203-228/642, Bud Kolar216-216/617, Jeff Hout 211-229/613, Skeet Trautloff 205-210/602, Harold Harmon Jr. 234, Harold Harmon Sr. 225, RolannKarper 255/578.

Wed. Wild Bunch: Mike Berry 220-228/638, Linda King 220/529.

S.B. County: Nick Assini 268-226/687, Jim Forbes 201-235-215/651, Lonnie Futch 225-223/629, Larry Richards 223/608,Ron Stanfill 238, Brian Loppnow 234, Victor Contreras 234.

Happy Gamblers: Kevin Kratochvil 206-210/615, Ric Ellison215-208, Mary Cassin 235-214/643, Andi Mattice 208, FranMaiale 200.

See you all next with more scores as the leagues hit the floor.

STUDIO CITY — Hi bowlers. We’re back with scores fromthe leagues here at PINZ Bowling Center. Most of the sum-mer leagues are done and getting ready for a great winterseason. This week we are combining all the leagues into onecolumn. Once the winter season gets into full swing we willbe back with separate columns. So let’s take a look at whatthe bowlers did.

Breakfast Club: In week one, Elayne Klein 182/500, LoriRudich 190/493, Myrna Schiffman 169/473.

Kings & Queens: Week 13 reported Brett Himmel 210/563, Martin Lee 225/562, Russ Wolkoff 188/542, Lori Ellett227/495.

SENIORSJoslyn Seniors: Week one, Al Platkowsky 197/541, Don Thorner

211/565, John Dobson 164/491, Sol Stein 187/483, Bill Fleishman184/483, Tony Piscuskas 184/478, Joyce Rabinowitz 149/438,Freda Leibson 151/426, Betty Dushkin 158/417, Rita Frischer 161/397, Mary Sorenson 154/393, Yolanda Dragotta 146/398.

Senior Social: Week nine, Gary Olsen 183/499, Gas Sumapong173/464, Marge Snyder 161/438, Pam Vaughn 136/351.

JUNIORSThe Juniors are in week oneof their winter season and here are their scores.Senior Social: Nicole Kato 194/724, Leeanne Jilek 185/682, Griffin Roth

190/667, Brittlan Halpern 205/657, Adam Lander 198/642, Kevin Gesell 156/570.

Senior Galaxies: Treven Goldsmith 189/491, Ethan Bensinger 158/467, JamieSpector 162/442, Natalie Honda 167/432, Molly Gruber 157/418, Micah Jaffee154/410.

Junior Stars: Max Korn 135/381, Brian Ingoldsby 131/376, Jillian Davidson131/342, Rachel Acacio 118/316.

Pee Wee Bumpers: Nicole Martinez 97/173, Nicholas Martinez 87/169, An-drew Parker 91/167, Luismi Camacho 93/160.

We still have a few spots open so give us a call and we’ll be glad to placeyou on a team. Again thanks for a great summer and good bowling to all of youthis winter season.

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MISSION VIEJO, CA — The endof summer for our youth leagues hereat Saddleback Lanes was a total suc-cess.

Starting with a new league on Fri-day nights called the Family Expressleague, youth and adults having funtogether. Youth bowler Darrin Choirolled a nice 279 hdcp. game and AprilUrban bowling a nice 266 hdcp.game. Bowling high series were MattChilton 698 and Mackenzie Miller680. The adults did well also and ev-eryone seemed to have a good time.

The Saturday Mustang league hadsome good bowlers too. Nick Floreswith a 590 and Ashley Kamai with a623 hdcp. series. Joseph Karlan witha 233 and Selena Peterson with a 208hdcp. game. Adam Hill, RyanBeraulac and Brady Beraulac tookfirst place and received $50 scholar-ships each.

Our Junior Scratch leagues hadsome verygood bowlers this season.Scott Kohlmann and Rafael Ceja bothaveraging 200, Charlie Hair 199, ReidSneddon 197, Jordan Brooks 192 andRicky Brown 187. BIG CONGRATU-LATIONS goes to Reid Sneddonbowling a 300 scratch game. JordanBrooks, April Urban and ScottKohlmann took first place and each

received a $50 scholarship. Otherhigh games were Charlie Hair 278,Jordan Brooks 278 and April Urban279. High series for four games wereCharlie Hair 982, Reid Sneddon 959and April Urban 842.

In the Saddleback Rookies, SidSkrob and Joshua Chao both had a626 hdcp. series and KendallProtzmann a 516 hdcp. series. Hdcp.games went to Ryan Drescher 288and Eric Bashaw 217. First place win-ners were Sid Skrob and April Urbanreceiving $50 scholarshps each.

In the Afternoon Strikers hdcp. se-ries went to the Huntley brothers.Shayne 653 and Caymann 613,Janiece Giampolo for the girls high597. High hdcp. games were KyleWood 224 and Ashley Mueller 227.First place winners were Kyle Woodand Caymann Huntley receiving $50scholarships each.

Now for our little guys on theBumper Buddies league. AlexanderMcClure 270, Jared Lakerman 240,Shayah La Cour 260 and Sharon Barr251 all top hdcp. series. Hdcp. gameshigh scores: T.J. Robertson 140,Edison La Cour 138, CassideySwedden 134, Kayla Michael 129.First place winners were Shayah LaCour and Edison La Cour.

Congratulations to all of ourbowlers this summer and thank youfor bowling at Saddleback Lanes.Looking forward to seeing you in theFall Leagues.

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September 10, 2005FINAL STANDINGS

1. Doane Cole 1495 $300.002. Andy Clark 1391 50.00

BLOCKS1. Doane Cole 724 22.002. Doane Cole 771 22.00

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Gates and HelferstayCo-Winners AtGable Houseby Chris Graves

TORRANCE—In a tourna-ment that had a lot of twists andturns, nobody expected the fin-ish that we got at our Youth La-bor Day Scholarship Tourna-ment. The big dogs and youngguns were out in full force as afield of fifteen bowlers took tothe lanes this year. High scoresin the qualifying round camefrom Will Jackson 214-246,Mike Helferstay 203-227-235,Kevin Chow 206-233, KayleighGates 232, Gary McInerney213-220, and Sean Martin 218.

After the first three games,Kayleigh Gates emerged as thehigh qualifier with a 515 scratch/767 handicap series. Sean Mar-tin checked in at number twowith his 546/765 set. Will Jack-son scored the number threeseed with a 652 scr./748 handi-cap series. Finally, despite hav-ing the high scratch series with665, Mike Helferstay was thefinal seed to qualify with a 713handicap series. Rounding outthe field were Brooks Williams,Scott Santos, Kyle Shore, CassyEicher, Kevin Chow, Tim Eich,Brandon Mullikin, GaryMcInerney, David Williams,Amanda McInerney, and TylerCooke.

The opening match of thestepladder featured the two bigguns of the qualifying round asWill Jackson squared off againstMike Helferstay. Both menstayed even through threeframes before Helferstay pulledaway with a four-bagger inframes four through seven. Jack-son was able to stay clean savefor a massive split in the seventhframe. Helferstay, on the otherhand, stayed clean as he cruisedthrough the first match 245/261-189/221.

Next for Mikey was SeanMartin in the semi-finals. Mar-tin had a 57 pin advantage tostart the match and got off to afast start with a spare and a strikebefore running into back to backsplits. Helferstay respondedwith a quick three-bagger fol-lowed up by four straight spares.Sean tried to answer back witha double before opening againin the seventh followed by astrike, spare, and open in thetenth. Mike finished strong bypunching out in the tenth frameto advance to the finals by a fi-nal score of 224/240-158/231.

Kayleigh Gates awaitedMike for the final showdown.Gates entered the finals with a68 pin advantage, 84 pins handi-cap to Mike’s 16. Helferstay gotoff to a relatively slow start inhis attempt to successfully runthe gauntlet with a strike andfour spares. Gates tried to an-swer back but had three sparesand three opens to show for itafter six frames. Kayleigh fi-nally struck in the seventh, butthis was in the midst of aHelferstay three-bagger inframes six through eight. Gateswith another split in the ninth,then both went strike, nine-sparein the tenth frame to finish thematch in a dead heat...Helferstay at 213/229 and Gatesat 145/229.

So what happened? Ninthand tenth frame rolloff? Bowlthe game over? After a few min-utes of confusion and delibera-tion between the tournament di-rector and her assistant (thatwould be Ruth and RandyBeigle to the rest of you), it wasdecided that there would be norolloff. The match, and the tour-nament, ended in a tie for thefirst time since we started doingthe stepladder finals some threeyears ago. For their efforts, MikeHelferstay and Kayleigh Gateswill each be receiving $75 schol-arships. Nice bowling to all!

In other news...The infamousGable House Youth Learn-To-Bowl will be making its returnthis coming Saturday afternoon,September 17. This seasonal tra-dition will be running from 1-3p.m. Our Learn-To-Bowl is opento all new/aspiring leaguebowlers ages 7-21. Topics of in-terest include: Proper fit of thebowling ball, safety issues, therules of the game, the basic four-step approach, and the armswingand release. All of this is FREEto you. Two hours of FREEbowling, FREE shoe rentals, andFREE instruction from certifiedcoaches. Spots are still availalbe,so sign up today!

As promised two weeks ago,here is the information you havebeen waiting for concerninground two of the Star Wars StrikeForce league. The second wavewill be kicking off on Thursdayafternoon, October 6 with ameeting at 4 p.m. and bowlingscheduled to start at 4:30 p.m.Like the Monday program, thereis a $15 registration fee to jointhe league, then it’s only $12 perperson per week. Do note that ifyou miss a week, you still pay$6.25 to go towards your prizepackage at the end. At the endof the league, no matter whereyou finish in the standings, youhave your choice of: One ofseven Star Wars Viz-A-Balls andan accompanying bag; or a StarWars Jedi Package featuring aDarth Vader life size stand-up,and Star Wars baseball cap, anda set of six Star Wars movie post-ers. Spots are still available forthis as well, reserve yours today!

That will do it for this week.There are still plenty of spotsavailable for our weekend jun-ior leagues and Adult/Juniorleagues for anyone interested.We should be back to businessas usual next week with the firstbatch of scores from the newWinter season. Until then, takecare and have a great week.

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(l-r):Tommy Neuzil - 2nd; Dean Nishijima - 1st; A.J. Garcia - 3rd

JAT FarmClub

by David GordonWEST COVINA - This past

Sunday, the JAT Farm Clubopened its winter portion of theseason at Brunswick WestCovina Lanes. The turnout wasa little lower than expected andcould have been due to the hourearlier check-in time. The shotwas a little more difficult thanwhat the bowlers imaged. Thebowlers need to learn not to haveexpectations of a particular cen-ter and focus on adjustments.Thanks to the management andstaff for their as usual grand ac-commodations.

The qualifying round did seea few high scores. It seemed likeeveryone had a least one pairthat they liked. JavierHernandez starts off the report-able score list with thetournament’s high game of 279.Way to go Mr. Hernandez. Ad-ditional reportable scores camein from Albert Fernandez 268,Tommy Neuzil 248, JustinEubanks 248, Dean Nishijima233-224, Aaron Steinberg 231,Natalie Jimenez 220-226, MarkCurtis 226, Dee Dee Ho 223 andSusy Monteith 221. Hernandezled the field after five games atplus 66, while the 14th spot toadvance came in at minus 97.

In match play no real bigmovements to speak of but highscores from A.J. Garcia 236,Nishijima 223-234, Ho 220-225,James Hawkins 224, Neuzil 221and Eric Milne 220. We did seea switch in leadership though, soread on.

The finals started out with5th seed Garcia (-15) taking on4th seed Curtis (+17). With dis-tractions in the background itwas hard to stay focus on thematch, especially for me. How-ever, Garcia did enough to win171-158, and move on to meetthe 3rd seed Hernandez (+18).Again, Garcia just got by 174-169 to meet 2nd seed Neuzil(+40). However, by now Garciawas tired and the distractionshad faded. Neuzil captured thismatch 194-154 to go in to thetitle match against top seedNishijima (+68). Here, Deanleft no doubt by putting thestrikes in where needed andposted a 242-160 victory for histhird title. CongratulationsDean.

Bowlers, our next tourna-ment will be on September 25that AMF Carter Lanes in Fuller-ton. Remember the start timefor check-in is 7:15 am. If youneed directions, please look onthe back of your membershipcard and call or email me.

Also remember that the FarmClub has a membership discountprogram. Bring in a bowler thathas never been a JAT memberand receive a discount on yourown tournament fees. However,you must also have played thementor role in recruiting the newmember, by making sure theyknow the format, dress code,level of talent and director ex-pectations.

With all that said, enjoy yourcouple of weeks off and I’ll seeyou at Carter.

SED Jr.Travelby David Gordon

COVINA–The SED Jr. Travelopened the 2005-06 season at BrunswickCovina Lanes this past Saturday. Likemost starting days, the field was smallwith only 12 bowlers, but looks to be apromising season with more bowlers andteams to come.

Girls Jr.All-Stars

by David GordonWEST COVINA–The Girls Jr. All-

Stars met up once again last Sunday tobegin the new 2005-06 season. Westarted off with some decision makingthat will affect the league and season.

The attendance for the new year iscurrently low and therefore, it was de-cided that we will drop down to a two-person team structure. All of the girls,parents and directors will be pushing hardto seek out those young ladies that havethe skills, desire and/or potential of be-coming a Girls Jr. All-Stars.

However, for the day, we went aheadand started the new season and bowledaway while renewing the friendships lostover the summer.

Leading the way this first week wasJillian Gaddison who reportedly neverpick up her bowling ball since we fin-ished last season back in March. Welllets not get into that habit, but Jillian putup an 240-215/840 series, just to show itall comes down to natural talent. Way togo Jillian.

Additional scoring came in fromTabetha Reynolds 206-210/762, Deanna

Harding, GlusmanGuerrero and Fell

Champs in JSTSeason Opener

by Brian CarmichaelWith the days starting to get

shorter, and the weather get-ting cooler, one thing comes tomind too many young bowlers.A brand new season of the Jun-ior Scratch Tour is upon us.The JST started off its 05’-06’campaign of incredible tourna-ments at New Yorba LindaBowl on Labor Day Weekend,September 3rd-4th for the JST’s2nd annual Labor Day Jr. Chal-lenge. We hope everyone hada great summer, and used it totheir benefit, and got tons ofpractice in. As always we willbe offering tons of scholar-ships at all our JST tourna-ments. There are some newchanges and rules this year,and all can be found at theJST’s web site,www.jstbowl.com. Just checkit out and let us know how youfeel about anything in theGuest Book area of the site.Now with that, let’s get into theLabor Day results…

One brand new change tothe JST was the introductionof a handicap division to theNovice Div. This season willbe a test run of it, and the Nov-ice Div. average criteria is 155down, and the handicap will bedetermined at 90% of 155.With that, a small field cameout to give it a try over LaborDay weekend, and the formatwas just 9 games and total pinswould determine the winner.Joey Canale shot the highgame of the division of a nice218 to help him in the hunt ofthe title. After the 9 gamesthough, Canale found himselfin 2nd and out of 1st by just 2pins, as Marc Harding rolled anice 1587 set to take the cham-pionship. Congrats to Marc onthe great bowling.

The remaining three divi-sions bowled 2 blocks of 6games on Saturday to cut to aPBA bracket elimination for-mat for Sunday. The Interme-diate Div. saw Allie Ijams ona roll on Saturday, as she quali-fied herself as the number 1seed for Saturday with a huge2355 set for 12. Eddie Saylesqualified himself for Sunday,by rolling the high game ofqualifying with a solid 236game. The top 8 then went toSunday’s elimination bracketsand remember with this for-mat, any thing can happen,with huge upsets to underdogwins. 8th seed Jason Spencerswept Ijams in the first roundand then rolled a fine 232game to get by 4th seed DavidPhilips to set himself up for thechampionship match. The manto bowl him in the final matchwas 6th seed Jeff Glusman,who earlier defeated Sayles inthe first match, 2 games to 1,and then dropped 2nd seedWishtoyo Vasquez in the semi-final match with a nice 199game. Glusman was deter-mined and showed he wantedit, proving being a later seedisn’t such a bad thing as he gotby Spencer’s 174 with a huge

205 game. Congratulations toJeff on his win, and greatbowling.

The Advance Div. had thebiggest field of the weekend asCharlie Hair got the weekendoff good by shooting the highgame of qualifying in the firstgame with a tremendous 276.That didn’t stop PatrickSnyder from bowling his wayto tournament leader, averag-ing 210 for the 12 games withan awesome 2522 set. The top12 then went to the bracketelimination finals on Sundayand Snyder won all hismatches to make it to the finalmatch after defeating 12th seedDavid Bigham 2 games to 1 inthe 1st round, and then defeat-ing Robert Page 223-200. 10th

seed Augie Guerrero faced 6th

seed Bob Vreeland in the semi-final match after getting by 3rd

seed Samantha Jimenez in thefirst round, 2 games to 1, andthen a closer match in the sec-ond round by defeating 9th seedNick Reed’s 222 with a nice234. Vreeland got to the semi-final after sweeping 7th seedDillon Cochran in the firstmatch, and then downing 2nd

seed Brittany Page 205-191.The semi-final saw thebowlers give it back and forthto each other, but Guerreroprevailed with a 200 to beatVreeland’s 187. The champi-onship match was then set andSnyder had led for most of theweekend, and this would be byfar the closest match of theweekend, going down toSnyder’s final ball. It ended upin a 190-188 Guerrero win.Great bowling to Augie, andcongratulations on the title.

The Open Div. would cutto the top 8 for the bracket fi-nals on Sunday. Adam Ferryrolled the high game of quali-fying on Saturday with a nice266 game. Devin Bidwellrolled a nice 2604 set to takethe 1st seed for Sunday’s finals.Bidwell kept up the greatbowling, throwing a perfect,300 game in the first game ofSunday’s finals. Congrats toDevin on the 300 game, goodfor any Storm bowling ball ofhis choice. He moved on to thenext round, but was droppedby 4th seed Mike Fell’s 196game. Fell got there be defeat-ing 5th seed Sam Hitchcock 2games to none in the firstround. Fell then found himselfin the final against number 3seed Mason Sherman, whoearlier got there by defeating6th seed Danny Gartin 2 gamesto none, including a 257-256game-winner, and then drop-ping 7th seed Nathan Urrutia229-206. Fell found a greatline on the championship pair,while Sherman struggled a bit,ending in a 279-171 title win-ner. Congrats to Mike Fell onhis first ever JST win, andgreat bowling out there.

Congratulations once againto all the winners and scholar-ship winners. Our next JSTtournament will be a regularformat tournament and it is setfor this Sunday, Sept. 18th atAction Lanes in El Monte. Itis a mandatory pre enter andyou can do so by calling Butchor Lenni Hesketh by this Sat-urday night at (951) 684-7941.Remember you cannot qualifyfor our season ending majorswithout being a member andbeing able to receive points.Also remember the morebowlers that come out andbowl, the higher the scholar-ship prizes will be. Thank youto our sponsors who are herefor another year yet again:Storm Bowling Inc., andB&W Bowling Equipment.Thank you to them for every-thing they have done, and havecontinued to do. With that,don’t forget to check out oursite, and see you all this Sun-day. Have a great week.

Date & Location

Sept. 18, 2005

Action Lanes

10534 Lower Azusa Rd.

El Monte, Ca. 91731

1-626-350-8831

Sign up by either calling: JST

or E-mail butchhesketh@earthlink.net

Just leave your name and div.

New Handicap Novice Div 155 under

(4) Divisions based on Averages.

Entry fee $30.00 all divisions.

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

BUTCH OR LENNI HESKETH 951-684-7941

Check out our Web site; www.jstbowl.com

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SED Youth Leadersby Otha Stubblefield

GARDENA–SED Youth LeadersTravel began another exciting season atGardena Bowl this past Saturday. Scor-ing wasn’t hard, but you do need to pickup your spares. John Mc Cullin had thesole 800 for this session.

SED Youth Leaders Travel meets ev-ery Saturday at 2:00, and travels throughthe member centers of the soon to be re-named Southeast District Youth BowlingAssociation.

The league fees for this scratch triosleague are $14/week. The portion of yourfees not taken for the cost of bowling isreturned to you in the form of scholar-ship. You can boost your scholarshipfunds through optional brackets. If youbowl at Southwest, Gardena, Gage, PalosVerdes, Gable House, Premiere, Bowl-O-Drome, Cal, Cerritos, Keystone or DelRio.

You’re more than welcome to join.If you don’t bowl at one of thesecenters....you’re still more than welcometo join. This Saturday, we will be stop-ping at AMF Bowl-O-Drome.

We still have room for more bowlers,so if you want to give this scratch leaguea try, show up before 2:00. Hope to seeyou soon.

Canoga Park Bowl Presents The

Junior HawaiianAustralian Elims League

This league consists of two 20 week tour-naments open to all bowlers who wouldlike to join. It will begin on Saturday, Sep-tember 24th at 1:00 p.m. There will be ashort meeting 30 minutes prior to the be-ginning of the league.

The cost per week is $15. Additional feeswill be added for those who choose to goon the trip.

At the end of the league we will be travel-ing to Hawaii and Australia. The bowlershave their choice of going on one trip oftheir choice or both.

You will bowl 4 games weekly of scratchcompetition. All Elims participants will pay$15 a week with $5 of that going towardsthe in-house scholarship.

CANOGA PARK BOWL20122 Vanowen St.

Winnetka — 818-340-5190

Carrillo 736 and Melissa Pena 233/714.Again, welcome back ladies. We will

take next week off to allow time to re-structure the league and for all of us todo our best in recruiting. If any of ourreaders and bowlers knows of a younglady with a 150 average or better andwould be an asset to this league, I amdefinitely interested in talking with her.My phone number(s) are: 310-244-5129(w), 626-357-4295 (h) and email addressis: David_Gordon@sonyusa.com.

Therefore, we will meet up onceagain on September 25th at AMF CarterLanes. Start time is scheduled for 2:00pm. Don’t shy away from developing anddisplaying your talents in this unique all-girl scratch travel league. Hope to hearfrom you.

Just a reminder that SED Jr. Travelis a two-person, scratch, travel league thatthrows 4-games each session at differentbowling centers throughout Los Angelesand Orange counties. This experiencehelps the bowlers develop the skills ofadjusting to different lane conditions andstyles of competitors. All the while, earn-ing scholarship, learning new bowlingformats, having fun and meeting newfriends.

On the day, reportable scoring (200game/700 series or better) gave us somepretty good scoring. Bryan Osbourne ledthe way with the only 800 series going263-243-202/887. Nice bowling Bryan.Other high scores are from MichaelGaylor 234-208/779, Javier Hernandez221/768, J.R. Monteith 203/200/761,Brian Gonzales 200-240/755, DeannaCarrillo 739, J.D. Pelow 202/734 andAllie Ijams 204/704.

This coming Saturday, the group willbe at Gage Bowl in Huntington Park at2:00. To call for directions, call the cen-ter at 323-587-3211.

Remember that the new season is justbeginning and that we will be taking newmembers and teams for the first fewweeks. For more information on theleague or to reserve your spot, please con-tact me at 310-244-5129 (w), 626-357-4295 (h) or by email address atDavid_Gordon@sonyusa.com.

See you on Saturday.

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Bellinder & Bellinder Ring In At 1st & 2ndStearn Steals 3rd & Gosnell Goes Long For

4th In Southern California 590 Classicby Joy McGregor

ANAHEIM–Football season has arrived and so has ourSouthern California 590 Classic at Linbrook Bowl as evi-denced by these winning scores:

Missy Bellinder did outduel her dad, Frank. But they hadto have a lot of fun in racing off in the first quarter, err, Imean, game...sorry, I got carried away! Missy blew the gameopen with a string of strikes in her 3-gamer, which includeda 257, posting 717 and added 205 to score the first point at922.

Frank Bellinder put the ball where he needed to and hisset also included a 257 game but, came up a bit short (13 tobe exact) of a 1st down - he settled for 2nd at 909.

Tom Stearn was on his game, tossing a 252 in his dash for3rd place finish with no interceptions, at 905.

Bob Gosnell capped 4th spot and didn’t miss a tackle. Ona fourth-and-3, Bob lofted a 238 game to keep him in theelite “900 Club” with 900 on the nose.

Also in the end zone: Orlando Vanegas 256-876, TonyChaco 258-870, Alan Bloom 247-864, Al Lara 235-864, EdHarris 225-857, Ronny Thompson 245-853, Rey Ortiz 258-849, Juan Sandoval 231-843, Larry Green 224-839, RoySager 231-837, Rose Williams 238-830, John Phillips 276-826, Kantral Williams 226-825, Chris De Marco 213-822,Marie (Brooks) Barbush (congratulations to the new bride)215-818, Ron Douglass 235-812, David Wright 218-806, BillHitchcock 266-804, Shig Shozi 228-802, Lisa Somma 251,Ed Hermance 244, Stan Guzy 233, Gloria Ferrulli 231, EvaMunson 225, Karen Bagnall 224, Nancy M-Smith 223, DianeSalinas 218, Rod Cantrell 216, Brian Roberge 215, LloydThierry 213, Carl Adinolfi 209, Dahanna M-Klerer 206,Shirley Anderson 205, Jerry Knight 205, John Velasquez 202and Sandy Lund 201.

Our secretary Roberta McNaught, contrary to rumor (in-stigated by none other than our very own R.Mc) is STILLthe 590 Classic reporter! I am ONLY filling-in while she isoff gallivanting. I do thank her, however, for the kind words;it’s much appreciated. I have been known to accept bribestho’... Until next week...

Southern California Deaf Bowling NewsJones’ 820 - Strogryn 813 - Yoma 805In Deaf Travel’s Opener at Keystone

by Connie MarchioneNORWALK–Bob Jones sandwiched games of 236-242 between

164 and 178 for 820 to lead the deaf bowlers in So. Calif. DeafTraveling League’s opener at Keystone Lanes. Darrell Stogryn hitsteady games of 209-192-215=197 for 813 and a returnee PabloYoma started good with 213-222-214 before lapsing to a 156 for805.

Jones who had a 767 series in his summer league at RocketBowl, is showing his stuff to give fierce competition to top bowlersthis season. After tying with Dan Flores in first game, Jones wonnext two before losing to Flores’ 226. Flores ended up with 753 ashis Hollywood lost to Jones’ S.F. Valley 11-9.

After losing the league team title last season, Stogryn had hisrevenge over Ed Abakumoff, beating him 4 to 1. Abakumoff after apoor start of 149 finished with 206-195-184 for 734 as his defend-ing champion Riverside lost to Stogryn’s El Camino Village 13 to8.

After a year absence, Yoma returned to lead South Bay to firstplace in this early start with a 13.5 victory over Los Angeles. GardyRodgers finished with 202 for 725 as Los Angeles rallied to win 3points in 4th game with season high 557 game. South Bay scoredthe team high series 2057.

Next travel date is September 25 at Pickwick Bowl in Burbank.

World Deaf Poker Tournament FollowsDeaf Seniors Tournament In Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS…The deadline of Sept. 9 was past for the DeafSeniors Bowlers of America 9th annual tournament being held

on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday October 11-12-13 at TheOrleans Hotel Bowling Center. This tournament is for deaf seniorsaged 55 and over.

If 100 men and 100 women enter, the first place prizes in Singleswill be $1000, in Mixed Doubles will be $2,000 and in Match plays$1000. Hopefully there will be otherwise with less entries they willbe cut down.

As an added attraction for deaf people who like to play cards,there will be a World Deaf Poker Tournament held on Wednesdayevening at Palms Casino Resort just half mile from The Orleans. If100 enter in this one, first place prize will be $6,000. The limit is300 entries.

ANAHEIM — Hi. This is the weekend for seniors who liketo bowl doubles, that is, Ozzie’s Senior Mixed Scotch Doubles.It’s all happening here at Linbrook Bowling Center so get yourpartner and come on over. Check-in at 11:30 a.m. and bowl at12:30 p.m. Don’t get left out as it’s limited to the first 50 couples.See you then.

Now for those great high scores...Swinging Trios: John Munson 226, John Vojtko 201, Stan

Lucas 201.Santa’s Guy’s and Gal’s: Carl Adinolfi 244-204-215/674,

Art Gutierrez 213, Joe Molina 212-201, Richard Canton 206,Delores Davis 214.

Lunch Bunch: George Kinney 214, Pat Madonna 203.Monday Cypress College: Richard Clendineng 223.NoKnottCents: Michael Byrd 235, Rudy Cendeno 224.Anaheim Secondary: Nick Castro 214, Digger Larkin 213-

200, Rick Weinland 210. Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 247-215/653, Dick McKenzie 223-

238-212/673, Josh Boisoneau 238-206/626, Tim Blough 223-222-237/687, Henry Trevino 233-224/643, Byron Reich 224-233/616.

Anaheim Nisei: Sadao Kuwahara 226, Don Ellsworth 209,Bob Mendoza 204, Hach Murata 203, Shig Nakata 200.

Rowdies: Mike Crumley Sr. 222-254, Randy Shephard214, John Martinez 211-212/611, Verne Tournay Jr. 211, KerryWoolpert 200.

Santa Super Savers: Jerry Roddam 222, Alan Bloom 209.Nikkei Seniors: Stan Mashita 225, Walter Ohara 200,

Henry Urada 202, Sus Yasuda 255, Tony Bargayo 214.7-11 Vegas: Ed Angeles 223-212-230/665, Eric Angeles

235-205/633, George Dunterman 232-212/613, OrlandoVanegas 214-223/609, Bill Barocsi 202-215, Eva Munson 218-202.

Vegas Party: Dennis Carswell 223-235/649, Dan Duarte246-221/638, Ron Corona Jr. 212-268, Cliff Dunn 232, Rob-ert Viramontes 202-220, Connie Putnam 203, Lynette Bartle201.

T.G.I.F.: Pat Jones 226-214-200/640, Scott Talmage 204-214-204/621, Richard Carr 233, Casey Jones 214, JamesVansant 214, Karen Daniels 215.

PBL: Gilbert Sabio 220-205-232, Henry Inouye 202-225/606, Marc Sy 204-213-225/642, Freddie Gutierrez 203-204-227/634.

Kamaaina Club of OC: Mano Aiau 235, Kalani Akui 257,Koku Lee 203-257, Guy Matsubara 222-212/605, RonnieSkolnik 212, Lydia Castillo 224, Serena Miyahara 235.

Saturday Night Special: Brian Parker 213, Greg Yancy209, Jesse Agustin 200, Laura May 215, Lua Tulau 201, NancyParker 204.

4-4 Vegas: David Haskell 220-223-254/697, Judd Estrada224/622, Joe Cruz 223, Bill Powell 267/626, Dino Chavez 228-204-213/645, Jennifer Wayne 224-237.

Saturday Linbrook Juniors: Michael Nakahara 247,Aaron Wilson 202, Joe Davis 235/623, Phillip Heffernan 215.

Double Daters: Rick Mundrick 234/631, Carl Adinolfi 224,Alan Bloom 213-214/600, John Conway 267-202-215/684,Lorenzo Martinez 255, Allyson Baligad 219, Cheryl Stauffer204.

Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Andrew Stewart 200-245/594, Mark McLeod 214, Valierie Matsumoto 212, Nicole Curtis212.

Senior No-Tap: (Sept. 6) Place money — 1. Shig Shozi850 $33, 2. Gino Vassallo 813 $23, 3. Ben Philalack 787 $18,4. Elaine Dooley 779 $14, 5. P.J. Carroll 773 $8, 6. HelenPetrowski 772 $5.75. Sidepots — 1st game hdcp.: 1. RichHeid 294 $9, 2. Carl Adinolfi 283 $6.50, 3. P. J. Carroll 281$5. 2nd game scr.: 1. Shig Shozi 300 $10, 2. Gino Vassallo279 $8, 3. Ben Philalack 277 $5.25. 3rd game hdcp.: 1. BenPhilalack 300 $9, 2. Helen Petrowski 288 $6.50, 3. ElaineDooley and Danny Roserd $5. 3-6-9 winner: Henry Urada$129.50. New total: $129.50.

That’s all for now. See you next week right here on thelanes at Linbrook Bowling Center.

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