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by Dick SandersMISSION HILLS—This weekend the WCST returns to Mis-

sion Hills Bowl in Mission Hills, CA. This one squad singles tournament, begins on Saturday, June 21st at 12:00 Noon, with a 11:40AM, Roll Call.

Our realistic goal for this one is 60 entries, and we are close to that now. If you wish to enter, show up for Roll-Call on Saturday, June 21st. The bowlers will bowl 10 games straight thru. Number of finalists for both seniors and super seniors depends on number of entries in each.

The finals for both seniors and super seniors will be on Sunday, June 22nd, will start at 8:30AM. This is a great bowling center to bowl in. We hope to see you there. $170.00 is the entry fee for current WCST Members, guests add $15.00.

The weekend of July 12-13, the WCST will bowl their WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament at Canyon Lanes in Cabazon, CA (Right next to Casino Morongo on Interstate #10) 4 miles from Banning, CA for the 1st time. About 5 months ago, WCST Mem-ber and a Tribal Council Member of the Casino, Andrew Toro, and his wife, worked very hard to get us this tournament.

One squad only, on Saturday, July 12th, starting at 10:00AM, and will bowl 10 games straight thru. This is only a 24 lane center, and entries will be limited. Call the WCST Office now at 760-363-8141 to sign up. $170.00 is the entry fee for current WCST Members. Guests add $15.00.

Finals on Sunday, July 13th for both seniors and super seniors will Start at 8:30AM. Number of finalists depending on how many bowlers enter in each. A great way to see a very impressive website is to click onto www.westcoastseniortour.com Formats, Sched-ules, Past Tournament Results, Life-Time and Current Money Winners. Look at the Index Page to see the money history of this organization since it’s beginning in 1993, also, all of the WCST Champions since 1993. E-Mail Address: wcstour@yahoo.com

INDIO—Kevin Gannon won the Senior division and Johnny Hernandez took the honors on the Junior side at Fantasy Lanes in Indio. Kevin Gannon finished the qualifying in first place with a plus 350 followed by Stan Caswell with a plus 274. In third place was Kent Whitson with a plus 244, followed by Corky DeMaio in forth with a plus 231. In fifth place was Mike Rausch with a plus 214 followed by Jim Starks with a plus 180 in sixth.

In seventh was Everett Ni-shikawa with a plus 143 fol-lowed by Larry Rumple in eighth with a plus 138. In ninth place was Joe Perry with a plus 105 followed by Jim Coleman in tenth place.

Gannon and Hernandez Winners of the SST

by Larry WilsonIn the step ladder finals Stan

Caswell won Kent Whitson by 20 pins. This set up the final against Kevin Gannon, Kevin took the final game by 37 pins. Thanks to all the Seniors who came out and supported the SST.

In the Junior division, John-ny Hernandez led the Junior di-vision with a plus 410 followed by Greg Neuer with a plus 409. In third place was Mark Dyer with a plus 389 followed in forth place by Marc Levy with a plus 347. In fifth place was Don Moser wit a plus 276 followed in sixth place by Ray Torres with a plus 217. In sev-enth place was Mike Rick with a plus 204 followed by eight

Doug Schmidt & SST Senior Division Winner Kevin Gannon.

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TULSA—Kenny Parks of Hammond, Ind., defeated Pro-fessional Bowlers Association Hall of Famer and two-time defending United States Bowl-ing Congress Senior Masters champion Tom Baker in the double-elimination champion-ship final Friday to win the 2008 USBC Senior Masters at Golden Pin Lanes.

Coming from the winners bracket winning his first five matches, the 51-year-old Parks in his second year on the PBA Senior Tour, lost the first three-game match to Baker, 595-545, necessitating a second match which he won, 681-589. In so doing, he denied Baker’s quest to become the Senior Masters’ first three-time winner.

For Parks, who won the $16,000 first prize, it was his first Senior Tour title with his best previous finish being third at the last PBA Senior Tour stop in May in Jackson, Mich. In fact, it was his first professional title of any kind

Parks Defeats Baker to Win 2008 USBC Senior Masters

Kenny Parks with winner’s check in front of beautiful Tucson landscape.

by Jerry Schneider USBC Communications

with a second in a recent PBA regional tournament being his previous best.

“It hasn’t sunk in and the fact that it’s a major is just a blessing,” said the 6 foot 8 inch Parks. “It was really an honor to bowl someone of Tom’s caliber and to win, especially with ev-erything he had on the line.”

After losing the first match Parks remained confident he could still win the tournament but was looking forward to moving to a new pair of lanes

Petraglia Continues

Hot Pace in Qualifying

LAS VEGAS—PBA Hall of Famer Johnny Petraglia contin-ued his torrid pace in PBA U.S. Senior Open presented by Sun-coast qualifying, retaining the lead after this morning’s first block at the Suncoast Bowling Center.

The six-time Senior Tour and 14-time Denny’s PBA Tour winner has a 2,948 12-game total after two days. He rolled 1,471 for his six games today (245.1 average). He had games of 225, 219, 234, 278, 257 and 258. .

Petraglia admits to enjoying long format tournaments such as the U.S. Open which will require a bowler to bowl 51 games in qualifying and match play to make the stepladder finals.

“If you shoot 548 over (over 200 average), if you’re not hav-ing a good time than I don’t know when you can,” Petraglia said. “I like the longer formats, the longer the better.

“So far from practice through the second block of qualifying things have stayed pretty similar,” Petraglia added. “If things stay that way, I’ll know how to prepare for to-morrow.”

The 321-player field will bowl another six-game quali-fying block before the field is cut to the top 25 percent of the field for a nine-game qualify-ing round.

Petraglia, along with fellow PBA Hall of Famers Mark Roth and Steve Cook are trying to become the first bowlers to win the regular tour’s U.S. Open and Senior U.S. Open.

Petraglia leads Bob Hand-ley in second and Ross Packard in third and Kenny Parks, who won the USBC Senior Masters in Tucson, Ariz., last week.

Johnny Petraglia

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NORWALK — The South-ern Los Angeles County USBC Office Manager, Glenn Hizer, was taken to the hospital on Saturday with heart attack symptoms. If you know Glenn, he didn’t want to go! The State Tournament is in process and he felt obligated to “DO HIS DUTY”. The tournament survived and so did Glenn. He was having more tests and possible release this week. GLENN — STAY HOME! We need you for the long run.

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These House Spot Roll-Offs are open to any bowler (adult or junior) that is interested in competing in the upcoming Don Glover Masters Scratch event that will be taking place the last weekend in September (Sept. 27-28) at AMF Southwest Lanes.

The House Spot Roll-Offs give bowlers an opportunity to qualify for the Don Glover event at the end of September. House-Spot entry fee is only $25 and bowlers bowl 6 games across 12 lanes and 1 in 8 qualifies for that FREE entry into the Glover Masters Scratch which has an entry fee of $100. House Spot bowlers also bowl on tournament conditions and optional side pots are available.

These House Spot Roll-Off tournaments have been taking place since January and the fol-lowing bowlers have received a free entry into the Don Glover event: Zack Newman (1510) for January; Joe Smith (1326) for February; John Whisler (1253) for March; Andre Eubanks (1461) and Mike Hardwick (1393) for April; and, youth bowler Patrick Smith (1191) for May. Spe-cial thanks to AMF Southwest Lanes for allowing these House Spot Roll-Off tournaments for bowlers.

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Citrus Belt Duo Make The Cut

At USBC Senior Masters Tourey

by Frank WeilerTUCSON, AZ—DeWayne

West of Temecula and Ray Cobb of Highland finished 20th and 41st after three rounds of qualify-ing, over a three day period, at the USBC Senior Masters Tourna-ment in Tucson.

West averaged 201 and Cobb 195, for fifteen games, to finish in the top sixty-four and advance to match play. Only twenty-two of the two hundred sixty entrants averaged 200 or better on the difficult lane conditions. Some of the nationally prominent se-nior PBA pros who finished qualifying below our Citrus Belt standouts included Dale Eagle, Steve Fehr, Pete McCordic, Teata Semiz, Ernie Schlegel and Dave Soutar.

Match play commenced on the fourth day of competition and found our local keglers facing stiff competition. Cobb had to face longtime PBA stars Bob Handley and Terry Leong. West had to go up against PBA champion Hugh Miller and Tom Carter. After defeating Carter, West bowled Don Blatchford.

By the end of the first day of match play both Cobb and West were eliminated. Nonethe-less, both were satisfied with their bowling, knowing they had cashed and out bowled many all-time PBA greats.

Both Cobb and West are now heading for Las Vegas to compete in the PBA Senior US Open at the Suncoast Resort and Casino. Other local bowlers entered in the Senior PBA US Open include San Bernardino’s own Tony De-LaTore and Frank Weiler.

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LAKEWOOD — According to the calendar, Summer of-ficially begins this Saturday, June 21. Well, we’ve already had some very warm days but it looks like it’s going to be a scorcher this week. I guess that really makes it official. Need to stay cool? An air-conditioned bowling center is a great place for entertainment and cool temperatures. So come over to Cal Bowl where you will find both.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Jerry Giron 214-198-212/624, B.J. 207-184-289/680, Sonny Dew 201-223-222/646, Willie Burkhalter 279-211-184/674, Rick Llaneta 208-190-226/624, Ralph Wingert 213-180-213/606, Vince Cervantes 279-199-179/657, Mauro Pendilla 190-246-187/623, Willie Young 192-189-220/601, Ellis Houston 222-210-200/632, Phil Hylton 182-241-218/641, Joe Erwin 216-158-234/608, John Mathews 228-179-225/632, Fred Faniel 214-217-172/603, Ken Holiday 170-248-255/673, Al Ortiz 189-194-222/605, Paul Peete 210-212-207/629, Ernest Jackson 207-212-224/643, Andrew Morton 212-197-197/606, Jim Plante 158-211-237/626, Al Williams 152-211-254/617, Don Wade 222-232, Cecil Knigh-ton 211, Al Cowens 225, Billy Cowens Jr. 211, Ed Hansen 223, Rich Kelly 214-212, Jesse Smyth 213, Art Diemert 202, Ed Brown 209, Wayne Brown 223, Wendell Ledbetter 207, Chuck Morrissey 212, Ron McClain 201-212, Walt Gist 254, Rudy Munzon 202, Dion Morris Sr. 232, Rollie Deguzman 202, Vic Santos 203, Jimmy Hamilton 237, Doug Johnson 201, Walter Milsap 218, Ed Neal 200, Ray Staten 212, Chuck Ashton 224, Domenic Saraceno 242.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Matt Mosley 226-211-202/639, Greg Nardo 214-235-206/655, Shirley Owens 204-215-255/674, Shannon Santos 223-259-232/714, Albert Viernes 176-236-208/620, Larry Movera 209, Will Nichols 201, Sonny Santos 207, Mary Stockberger 210, Tommy Stockberger 210, David Wall 201.

FUNSTERS Margo McClain 535, Willie Young 500, Josh Hudson 208/591, Don Keith 212/546, Art Diemert 218/555, Don Kelly 242/608, Jane Simmons 507, Carol Monson 544, Bob Webb 532, Fred Meisel 555, Tom Spencer 201/542, Geri Krezan 512, Glenn Merchant 219-224/613, Harold Runyon 205/559, Ed Brown 514, John Mathews 530, Arnie Faria 201/536, Jan Faria 507, Joe Erwin 262-205/618, Boylee In-ocente 201-225/594, Ken Seiple Sr. 203/553, Ron Leidholdt 204-200/543, Doug Johnson 520, Rose Goodwin 505, Ed McLean 234/603, Larry Martinez 235/600.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Jim Chandler 221/537, Gene Skulick 505, Bob Stickney

179-268-224/671, John Mathews 242/577, Glenn Merchant 626, Ed Brown 597, Walter Gist 214/569, Ron McClain 226-231/624, Chuck Patterson 610, Wendell Ledbetter 243/605, Ron Leidholdt 262-202/562, Doug Johnson 565, Al Ortiz 204/528, Boylee Inocente 652, Ken Seiple Sr. 522, Donald Jones 213/542.

YOUNG AT HEART Marci Hansen 130-118-150/398, Tua Sula 122-179-160/461, Jim Plante 257-257-255/769, Mary Spencer 179-166-150/495, Rose Belton 120-139-157/416, Glenn Merchant 211-255-188/677, June Skulick 90-92-92/274, Gene Hammons 170-181-158/509, Gene Skulick 200-169-182/550, Ed Hansen 190-213-199/602, Don Jackson 87-103-108/298, Josh Hudson 133-194-212/539, Leroy Cana-day 116-181-111/408, Art Nelson 147-120-122/389, Albert Stephens 128-135-151/414, John Brider 143-142-143/428, Fale Sula 146-180-224/550, Eva Hammons 98-82-79/259, Jesse Lane 110-149-123/382, Joe V. Swift 189-180-165/534, Rosalind Harris 93-99-82/274, Lynette Williams 134-148-113/395, Earl Hullett 137-177-206/520, Tom Pettway 163-175-184/520, Willie Creer 150-141-161/452, Ellis Houston 202-223-167/592.

RECYCLED TEENS Cathy Anderson 221/545, Harold Runyon 184-240-200/624, Glenn Merchant 202/589, Frank Fernandez 507, Ed Brown 217-235-192/643, Frank Guambao 509, Ning Barcelona 531, Boylee Inocente 216/560, Ron Leidholdt 556, Ken Seiple Sr. 214/528, B.J. Theiss 210/552, Chuck Ashton 509, Doug Johnson 539, Jim Burke 223/580, Al Winston 535, Bill Charles 511, Emil Thompson 228-210/606, Rinze Dykstra 208/561.

CAL BOWLEROS Helen Gerard 234-213/626, Betty Phillips 223-216/620, Kim Eastwood 219-211/612, Carole Fischer 208-205/607, Brenda Durnin 204/575, Dee Phipps 205/556, Gale Cer-vantes 552, Vedia Moore 201/550, Cathy Wyatt 531, Karen Witt 529, Gaye Stewart 522, Barbara Clark 514, Jerrydean Whitehurst 511, Lucy Seiple 200/500.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET John Cordi 223-216-204/643, Desi Nixon 255-206/640, Lee Williams 227-205-202/634, Louis Whitlock II 222-222/627, James Matthews 235-208/621, Ken Holiday 224-205/611, Ace Price 215/603, Anthony Hillig 233, Carl Alllen 225, Brandon Mims 223-210, Aric Bundage 218, Amodd Christion 216-206, Leo Rachal 214, Ezzard Jones 213-200, Chan Hou 211, Derrick Whitlock 209, Jeffrey Aller 202, Ray Jones 202, John Meeks 201, Carole Fischer 200, Dion Morris Sr. 200, Victor Lewis 200.

ELKS & FRIENDS Jim Valles 217-215/612, Diane Robles 201, Tony White 222,Greg Kelly 267/643, John Lynch 236-222/646, David Patterson 227/618, Jennifer Hines 116.

JUNIORSBobcats

Ryan Binsol 148, Christopher Johnson 141-149, Alyssa Guerrero 76-119/234, Darian Jackson 136-137, Teilor Ruff-Scott 135, Semaj Lewis 145-134.

Classifed Kevin Prok 190, Daniel Brown 217-214, Stephen Le 197, Darwin Arayata 159-207, Ronald Lewis 195, Kaitlynn Sots 152, Neo Atienza 174, Logan Khy 175, Henry Paredes 189.

ADULT/JUNIOR Juniors

Jusstin Parsons 114, Jade London 182, Bryanne Carter 106, Kyle Norman 97, Chris Johnson 144-141, Eldel Abutan 157, Kelly Adams 158, Semaj Lewis 165, Teilor Ruff-Scott 152, Ronald Lewis 200, Damien Walton 169-182, Alec Al-dapa 221, Marcus Quiller 202.

Adults Ariel Ocampo 213, Gabriel Maratinez 243, Eldie Abutan 239, Brett Barker 223, Brenda Adams 166, James Leewis 223-228-223, Jeani Ruff 180, Josette Atangan 233, Kevin Blunt 226, Gregg Aldapa 200, Armonda Ramos 233-213, Matt Mosley 257, Rit Binsol 185, Julie Grabinski 167, Paul Mehl Jr. 223-214.

FRIDAY NO-TAPJune 13, 2008

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SCRATCH SERIES POTKenny Wright 854 $19.00

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ASSOCIATION (at Bowl-O-Drome)June 14th, 2008FINAL RESULTS

1 Mark Fisser 703 1,000.00 Cash & Carry 400.00 ABTA Shirt 100.002 La Sandra Chaney 713 500.003 Som Seng 708 200.004 Lynda Armstrong 696 120.005 Jeremy Paulsen 680 120.006 Victor Fabian 691 110.007 Deborah Sanders 661 110.008 Brandon McPherson 658 110.009 Rhuel Sanchez 646 110.0010 David Mathisen 686 100.0011 Tres Catalasan 661 100.0012 Glenn Mabilangan 661 100.0013 Lenny Riley 655 100.0014 Koo Hwang 646 100.0015 Jennifer Maher 643 100.0016 Ping Romero 640 100.0017 Bohner San Pedro 634 80.0018 Lynn Waldie 633 77.5019 Tiffany Morita 632 75.0020 Glen Tse 632 75.0021 David Godinez 630 72.5022 Gibin Kim 629 70.0023 Manny Diaz 627 70.0024 Andy Mak 622 67.5025 Steve Hower 614 67.5026 Bedell Vasquez 612 65.0027 Devron Lindsay 611 65.0027 Nancy Brown 606 62.5027 Joevin Bolanos 606 62.5030 Ik Hee Youn 605 60.0031 Don Quitangon 596 60.0032 Steve Bryant 593 59.0033 Nick Munoz 588 58.0034 Demetrius Cash 585 58.0035 Julian Conwi 577 57.0036 Ronnie Cordero 576 56.0037 Jimmy Wong 573 55.0038 Marife Catalasan 570 55.0039 James Borillo 561 54.0040 Matt Garcia 556 54.0041 Alberto Tandoc 552 54.0042 Bobbie McCollum - SS 549 53.00

43 Ken Seiple Sr. - SS 549 53.0044 Tarig Shamsideen 545 53.0045 Rick Hunter - SS 536 53.00

DOUBLES RESULTS1 Don Quitangon / Alberto Tandoc 1462 140.002 Alberto Tandoc / Ronnie Cordero 1438 120.003 Don Quitangon / Ronnie Cordero 1428 110.004 David Mathisen / Ping Romero 1400 100.005 Ronnie Cordero / Steve Bryant 1398 90.006 Bedell Vasquez (LH) / Devron Lindsay 1392 80.007 Alberto Tandoc / Alan Basto 1373 70.008 Don Quitangon / Alan Basto 1363 60.009 Julian Conwi / Rhuel Sanchez 1360 50.0010 Joevin Bolanos / Som Seng 1359 40.0011 Tiffany Morita / Jeremy Paulsen 1357 20.0012 Alberto Tandoc / Alejandro Antazo 1357 20.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:

Men: +64 Women +23Super Seniors:

Bobbie McCollum, Rick HunterKen Seiple Sr.

High Qualifer (Free Entry)Men: Koo Hwang +151

Women: Tiffany Morita +90Special Awards

3 - 6 - 9 : Nancy Brown, Roger RomeroMatch Game - 181

Jeremy Paulson, Steve HowerMatch Series - 640 - No Winner

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Fisser Wins ABTA Title at the Bowl-O-Drome (L-R) Som Seng 3rd w/ Daughter’s Kunika, and Kristina, Ursula Sanchez (Desk Lady extrordinaire), Mark Fisser - Champion $1,500 and La Sandra Chaney (runner-up) $500

Paulsen, & Hower share $3,500 Match Game (L-R) Tiffany Morita, congratulates her boyfriend Jeremy Paulsen on hitting the Match Game 181 at Bowl-O-Drome sharing the $3,500 pot with Steven Hower (not Pictured) at right is ABTA Director Mafife Catalasan who offers her congrats. Paulsen also bowled 181 in the Semis but did not re-enter the pot or would have 2/3 of the Cash instead of 1/2.

TORRANCE—Mark Fisser stepped up and won his second ABTA title at Super Bowl-O-Drome. He did it the hard way winning five straight matches,and finally downed the top seed Pretty La Sandra Chaney in a close title match to take a nice $1,500 home to Laguna Hills.

The Bowl-O-Drome event had a decent 159 entrants on a great, fair tournament shot. We had nice cut scores of Men +64 and the ladies at a nice +23 to to make it to the semis of 45 Bowlers. Also added were Super Seniors Rick Hunter, Ken Seiple Sr., and Bobbie Mc Collum.

Leading the Semis was one of our finest supporters La Sandra Chaney at a +120. She would sit out and bowl for the title. In second was Som Seng at +108. He would enter in round twoof the single elims (top 16.) It took a +40 (men) and (Ladies) 4 to make the sweet 16 single elim rolloffs.

The Bowlers took to the lanes., In the first round eliminated, were Ping Romero, Glen Mabilangan, Koo Hwang, Lenny Riley, David Mathisen, Jennifer Maher, and Tres Catalasan. They got checks of $100 in 10-16th place.

In round two being eliminated were Debra Sanders, Brandon Mc Pherson, Vic Fabian and Rhuel Sanchez.. They got Checks of $110 in 6-9th place.

Round three had Som Seng out-strike Jeremy Paulsen 238-225, and Fisser did the same to a tough Linda Armstrong 249-206, So Linda and Jeremy were 4th and 5th and $120 each with Mark, and Som to meet for the right to bowl for the title against Ms Chaney.

Fisser is ABTA Champion at Bowl-O-DromePaulsen & Hower Share $3,500 Match Game

CAL BOWL is our Host Saturday in One Day Early EventMatch Series est $900 3-6-9 is $1,200

Qualify 12:30-2:00 & 3:30 - Semi-Finals 5:00 PM LAS VEGAS Rooms Due This Saturday at CAL

In this match Fisser again was firingXX’s and won out 256-195. The likable Som Seng who had a few taps, was 3rd, with Mark on to the title game..

The title game was set and the horses were paid! Mark returned $77 for everyone who had him in the $5 horse bets.

The title game was on. La San-dra split, and opened in frame 1. Mark then struck and kept right on going with the front 5, but La San-dra stayed right there with a double in the 3-4. She put pressure again with a double in the 6-7 frames, and had the lead but she whiffed a 7 pin in the 8th and led by four pins. Fisser made his run to the title with strikes in the 8-9-10 and won a good one 242/252-194/239. His ABTA Title could not come to a more respectful young man who is a great bowler and a fine family man. Parents Millie, and Garrett (ABTA member) will be proud! Great Bowling by a nice guy. Title #3 is in his future. Great bowling by La Sandra who bowled so well at Bowl-O-Drome. She is very com-petitive and will win in the future as is Som Seng in 3rd!

Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Koo Hwang +151 for the men and Tiffany Morita led the ladies at +90. They will get paid entries.

Bert Tandoc and Don Quitan-gon led the doubles at 1462 $140.Tandoc and Ronnie “Ace” Cordero, 2nd 1438 and $120.We paid12 places and $900 in the doubles.

Roger Romero and Nancy Brown were unable to eliminate in the 3-6-9 , so they shared the $50 Consolation. We will go for $1,200 this week at CAL Bowl. They got a $50 consolation for beer money:-).

The Match Game was drawn by La Sandra Chaney and two of our finest, Steven Hower and Jeremy Pausen were two winers whose 186 games shared the $3,500 pot ($1,750 each). The Match Game again will be $3,500 at CAL with the balance going to a reserve pot! Unbelievably Paulsen had another 181 in the Semis but did not re-enter the pot or he would have gotten 2/3 of the $3,500.

Match Series worth $494, was drawn by Koo Hwang, and no one matched the 640, so we estimate the Series to be $900 at CAL for only a $2.00 fee to enter.

Champion Mark Fisser hails from Laguna Hills, and used a Storm drilled by Dick Braasch. He is married to Natalie, with sons Brandon, Ryan, and Dylan. He thanks Natalie and family for sup-port and Bob and the ABTA staff for a job well done.

La Sandra Chaney is an ABTA regular supporter and very competi-tive. She used a Blast Zone drilled by Frank Bellinder at Saddleback Lanes. She is married to Phillip an ABTA member. She tthanks family esp Nick Munoz Jr., Nick Sr. and Chris Munoz for support.

Som Seng also a regular sup-porter of the ABTA used “the Angle”. Driller unknown? He is married to Kunthea and has 3 beau-tiful daughters Kunika,Kristina, Kala and a son Som Jr. He thanks His CAL Bowl friends, and mentor Bobby Knippple, Boylee Inocente and Jr. Guimary for support.

It was great returning to Bowl -O-Drome. We will return there on our next schedule. Kudos to GM Ronnie, Manager, and ABTA member Todd Ball who is Asst GM

there. Great job by the desk crew esp Ursula and Ron again for the fine lane condition.

Cal Bowl in Lakewood is our host this Saturday in a One Day Early Event. There are Qualifying squads at 12:30-2:00- & 3:30- PM SemiFinals 5:00 PM. There are more Las Vegas rooms available and may be paid at CAL. First come, first served!

Las Vegas LAS VEGAS here we come in two weeks. Onsite en-tries are welcome. There are Sepa-rate qualifying boards each day. See our related story in this paper and the Special Las Vegas Ad.

For Information contact the ABTA 562-868-7164, (CELL) 562-228-3960 or see the Web Site at www.abta1.com.

It’s history folks, as Mark Fis-ser enters the archives as our latest champion.

See you all at CAL for a Good One and get those Las Vegas Rooms paid in full by Saturday. Rooms may be still available next week, but not guaranteed. We bowl July 3-4-5-6 at the South Point with $8,000 min and up to$12,500 1st with the bonuses there!

ABTA LAS VEGAS ROOMS Due this Weekend June 23-24 We Will Bowl at CAL Bowl Saturday

The rooms for the Annual Las Vegas Tournament are due this Saturday June 21. We are having an event at CAL Bowl this weekend. The rooms must be paid by then, and if you have a reservation get it or the balance paid please. Rooms must be paid in full per our contract with the South Point. ROOMS MUST BE PAID THROUGH THE ABTA TO SECURE OUR FINE ROOM RATES You cannot book with the South Point to secure these great rates!

We have super room rates for You in Las Vegas for our Big Event there at South Point July 4-5-6-7. Rooms are $95 Friday and Saturday and only $50 on Thurs-Mon plus tax. Reserve Now!

This year this event is open to new members. You must have a verifi-able average to join and strict rules will be enforced pertaining to that. We will have a $7,000 min 1st place and up to $11,000 with full bonuses and Cash n Carry options.

Nest Week Saturday, there is a Special Tournament June 28 at Friendly Hills Lanes in Whittier and on that day, the Handicap will be frozen for the Las Vegas Event. You will not lose Handicap except for extenuating circumstances.

Get The Rooms Reserved and Paid by this Saturday! Las Vegas is only two weeks away! After this week we will try and get rooms for You, but is not guaranteed as they are now near to full capacity.

See our ad and other information or call the ABTA 562-868-7164.

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for the second three games. “Going into the finals from

the winners bracket gave me that little extra security that I could still lose the first match and have another chance,” Parks said. “I was struggling on the first pair but I was still pretty comfortable. The fact that I had a better shot on the other pair made me feel pretty confident.”

In a previous winners brack-et match on Friday, Parks de-feated Baker 664-568 sending the three-time Senior Tour Player of the Year to the losers bracket.

“Even though I beat him that match I told him I hoped to see him in the finals and that’s exactly what happened,” Parks added.

Baker admitted to being a little overwhelmed in trying to figure out the conditions on both pairs during the champion-ship match.

“I was thinking and adjust-ing so much I think I confused myself,” Baker said jokingly. “I have to give Kenny a lot of credit, the way he bowled and kept it together after losing the first match was pretty awe-some.” Baker earned $8,000 for his second place finish.

Next stop on the PBA Senior Tour is another major, the PBA Senior U.S. Open presented by the Suncoast June 15-20.

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I will need 20 Pro’s. There will be a sweeper for the Pro’s. $30.00 entry fee. Pay one in four places. First place $200.00. Qualifying Saturday July 12. Check-in 9 to 9:30.

Bowl at 10 am. Sunday finals: Check-in at 9 practices 9:20 bowl 9:30 am.

The owners Michel and Mei Knight are going all out with added money, their Hospitatality and more. Including a Big Dinner Dance, on Saturday night with the Robert Holt Big Band, $25.00 per person!

This a great tournament for the SST. Format for this tournament. The Senior’s 60 and up will bowl their regular format on one half of the house.

On the other side, the Junior bowlers 45 to 59 will bowl. A Doubles tournament, with any bowler 44 years of age and under.(Note) No touring Pro’s. (A max of 30 teams). So get your entries in early.

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CanogaPark Bowl

www.canogaparkbowl.comE-mail:canogaparkbowl@hotmail.com

20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS

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WINNETKA — Get your bowling equipment cleaned and ready as Canoga Park Bowl is presenting their 6-Game Scratch Singles tournament this Saturday, June 21st. Check-in begins at 1:00 p.m., bowl at 1:30 p.m. Entry fee is $40 which includes prize fund, sidepots and block prizes. For more information, see our ad in this issue of the Bowling News or call the center at 818-340-5190. Viva Las Vegas: Stephen Mendez 244/697, Daniel Clebanoff 247/685, Jared Goldschen 675, Mike Olson 659, Richard Greenzweight 646, Kathy Litzenberg 199/495, Ber-nie Lebel 257, Vince Koeller 246, James King 242. Adult Junior Doubles: SENIOR—Trish Wilson 150/398, Bob Scherzberg 258/665. ADULT—Karen Norman 159/449, Chip Minot 228/613. YOUTH—Jennifer Pyka 186/540, Kacie Norman 72/199, Nick Minot 223/567, Allen Minot 197/486, Nick Ahadzadeh 152/359. River Maniacs: Robert Galbraith 266/756, Johnnie Engle-hart 257/731, Barry Simon 279/714, Scott Crawford 280/678, Mike Olson 655, Monise Kelly 214/562, Vicky Colburn 510, Esther Solivan 501, George Gentile 247. Monday Nite Live: Dick Singer 247/647, Frank Villaorlad 232/627, Florence Wroble 213, Howard Heyd 205. Comedians: Lou Cherpin 247/718, Mark May 248/682, Steven Herndon 676, Russ Gothrick 246/672, Ray Stoy 655, Tina Enriquez 223/576, Mary Becker 559, Susan Hahlbeck 236/519, Sharon Enriquez 516, Ruben Sarkissian 279, Gary Gladstone 253. Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Mike Willis 248/911, James Smith Jr. 267/892, Daniel Williams 278/891, Bev Zietz 191/676, Allan Nathan 219, Bill Williams 200. League Of Our Own: Mark Lopez 238/652, Michael Campos 257/639, Chrissy Ulanday 440, Lisa Barcarse 186, Art Besina 233, Louie Ulanday 203. Dodger Bowling Club: Chris Vandagriff 554, Carol Clair 146/421, Richard Dahlson203. Early Birds: James White 233/646, Kimberly Lane 243/589, Susie Rothenberg 528, Shirley Needham 210/517, Pete Garcia 223, Richard Bianchi 222, Gary Fish 220, Wade Bennett 205. PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Johnnie Englehart 256-223-213-205/897, Fred Sloss 240-212/815, Michael Wil-lis 214-211-211/806, Stephen Mendez 224, Scott Friedman 222, Alonzo Haywood 216, Mel Neiditch 201, Andrew Thom-as 201, Mike Jerry 200, Larry Friedman 200. BOYS—Matt Jones 215-208-206-192/821, Daniel Williams 176/611. 500 Classic: Pauline Aldrich 267/608, Mary Lauer 212/586, Georgia Garey 215/557, Petra Kaun 551, Connie Wannomae 540, Marian McWilliams 223, Arlene Bonino 201. The Classics: Louis Enriquez 234/641, Sharon Enriquez 203/548, Pam Findl 233/524, Jerry Lovell 247. Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Scott Fried-

man 233/850, Jeremy Paulsen 216/831, Tiffany Morita 243/851, Aaron Steinberg 234, James Hudgins 217, Jeremy Paulsen 216, Larry Friedman 209, Dennis Llamas 209. Bnai Brith Classic Doubles: Roman Agiert 300/699, George Lippert 219/649, Jay Rosen 231/647, Stu Teichner 613, Joel Tetreault 218, Steve Horenstein 218. Party Animals: Michael Ricca 222/645, Lamont Smith 257/639, Elizabeth Fonvergne 189/523, Charlie Eisen 222, Michael Ricca 222. Friday Vegas: Annette Gutierrez 200/472, Shant Varoz-ian 145/251. CC Nikkei: Week 4—Stephen Sasaki 267/664, Kirk Sa-saki 238/603, Noriko Fukunaga 214/571, Masami Miyoshi 516, Don Kobayashi 248, Sho Kadonaga 247, Richard Sasaki 222. Week 5—Stan Date 247/715, Kirk Sasaki 235/684, Noriko Fukunaga 202/558, Yuko Suruki 200/542, Kay Nakama 510, Tak Kokubo 223, Kenneth Morita 221, Stephen Sasaki 218. Vegas For Fun: Congratulations Team 6, league cham-pions, Ruth Fountain, Forrest Fountain, and Joel Seguin. Sweepers at Sam’s Town this Saturday, June 21 at noon. Week 37: Matt Neiswanger 279/717, Joel Seguin 255/680, Robert Spengeman 243/652, Ivan Lewis 221/620, Vaughn Fountain 226, Pam Fountain 212/544. See you on the lanes.

Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — We’re glad to be back with the juniors as they start their summer league bowling here at Canoga Park Bowl. Good luck and have a fun time. Junior PBA Experience: Week 1—Noel Sosa 190/490, Brandon Bradley 169/426, Samantha Mey-ers 152/406. Week 2—Drew Stern 186/520, Noel Sosa 153/410, Sa-mantha Meyers 175/471, Brandon Bradley 132/384. Bumper Thumpers: Week 1—Aid-en Marks 96/160, Sean Orellana 81/156, Jalyn Debardlabo 79/148, Analynne Wallach 82/152, Jezzabel Chavez 68/130. Week 2—Sean Orel-lana 84/168, Aiden Marks 87/159, Princeton Primat 74/142, Analynne Wallach 74/143, Jezzabel Chavez 70/136. Junior Royals : Week 1—A.J.Minot 181/522, Nick Ahadzadeh 166/436, Keith Nelson 171/400, Sevaun Thompson 400, Julia Frias 130/329, Ashley Brett 77/216. Week 2—Al-len Minot 184/477, Keith Nelson 153/429, Nick Ahadzadeh 145/415, Kim ? 155/423, Julia Frias 159/408, Ashley Brett 101/256. Now we’re all caught up with the junior scores. Have a good week.

Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — It’s time to take a look at those important scores from the seniors here at Canoga Park Bowl. 49’Ers Senior Tour: Richard Greenzweight 228/646, Bill Robb 238/601, Bob Adams 219/591, Dale Rubin 205/558, George Schneider 532, Car-olyn Scherzberg 215/602, Mary Lauer 160/464, Arlene Bonino 190/461, Helen Lay-field 156/457, Nancy Cottrell 166/453, Dale Simpson 203. Funtimers: Richard Green-zweight 227/655, Dave Folck 243/640, Bill Robb 223/622, Al Reiswig 217/611, Dave Yahn 202/592, Ellie Alliston 222/509, Eleanor Weaver 178/484, Don-na Mae Brown 168/455, Mariyn Bigman 167/429, Maria Volkert 167/428, Carolyn Greenwood 168. 39’Ers Senior Tour: Wow! Looking at all the senior leagues honor roll we find Richard Greenzweight as the top bowler in each league. Great bowling, Richard. Rich-ard Greenzweight 701, Scotty Alavazo 253/669, Jose Blan-co 266/649, Edwin Cornish 267/637, Mel Mathews 619, Carolyn Scherzberg 241/597, Lucy Tralla 202/566, Eloise Valencia 196/555, Lil Bak-er 191/509, Arlene Bonino 206/498, Marv Baker 244, Larry George (LH) 243. Great bowling, seniors!

Canoga Park Bowl’s6 Game Scratch Singles

Saturday June 21, 2008 @ 1:30 P.M.Check-in begins at 1:00 PM

Tournament Entry Fee: $40.00Includes Prize Fund, Sidepots & Block Prizes

Rules: 1. Bowl 6 games. Change lanes after each game. 2. Regular scoring. 3. Open to any average bowler. 4. Scratch bowling. No Handicap. Total scratch pins for six games determines winner. 5. The tournament

director reserves the right to rerate any entrant, reassign any entrant’s average or refuse any player’s entry.

CANOGA PARK BOWL • 20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka, CA 91306 • 818-340-5190

STUDIO CITY — We would like to thank all of our league bowlers who made it to this year’s Pinz 2nd Annual League Appreciation Day and we are happy to report it was a raging success! Pizza, cake and bowling seems like the least we could have done to show our appreciation to our bowlers and we all know without you we would be, well, just another house! You guys rule!!

PINZ ADULTS With the first official day of summer about to hit us on June 21st, both Nice and Sweet wonder where has all the t ime gone. I t just seems l ike yesterday that Winter Leagues began, the memories are so fresh of when Dave Yamamoto bowled a 298 or when two of our very own Junior Bowlers threw a perfect game! Now that the days are heating and all the summer leagues have started, the global warming may be attributed to the hot sizzling scores coming from our adult leagues: Tavern Guild: Dave Dittlinger 237/670, Mark Peavey 268/657, Doc McCoy 244/613, Ed Dusseau 608, Tom Whitaker 233/606, Eric Michaels 234. Twilighters: Michael Lee 279/774, Eddie Barnes 237/634, George Cruz 634, Laurie Fazo 248/623, Kevin King 235/602, Robert Lerman 235. Kings and Queens: Tony Ferrari 575, Arlan Kahn 223, Bryan Berman 220, Luke Avery 215, Jeff Diner 212, Sue Guldin 211.

PINZ JUNIORS Now kids, before you begin to celebrate the first day of summer, there is another day we can’t overlook: Eat Your Vegetables Day! I would take this time to preach the value of eating all your peas and Brussels sprouts but looking at your scores week in and week out, it seems you have eaten all our vegetables and have grown into amazing bowlers as these scores show: Senior Scratch: Adam Lander 256/764, Nathan Honda 226/753, Ethan Bensinger 209/659, Nikolai Berk 215/659, Scott Englehart 652, Teddy Galvan 205. Senior Galaxies: Rachel Acacio 186/442, Stirling McCulloch 129/336, Daniel Cohen 120/332, Noah Lander 113/313, Jonathan Berk 102/281. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 110/319, Jared Lim 139/283, Nicholas Martinez 97/276. Pee Wee Bumpers: Jeffery Lim 82/159.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES Hold the presses, when you hear the phrase, ‘Oh Fudge This Week’. It’s not because one of our amazing seniors missed a seven-ten split but because they are celebrating National Fudge Day! Come to think of it, if we were to compare our seniors to fudge, I would say they are smooth, rich in character and very sweet, and not a nut among them! So as you munch on a bit of fudge, you might want to wash it down with these scores: Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 554,Ken Burkenheim 217/552, Ruth Swick 204/525, Joyce Rabinowitz 409, Bob Garrick 206, Yolanda Dagotta 148. Coffee & Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 186/515. Senior Social: Gary Olsen 232/579, Bob Garrick 188/500, Charlene Gaffney 188/492, Joel Margolis 159/452, Christine Stark 159/441, Art Michener 173. Bowler of the Week: This

week we are celebrating Gary Olson, yes the same Gary. If course he bowled great; he always does. This week he fin-ished us all off with a 232 game. He is our first triple platinum member (3 time winner). Good job on edging out Charlene. Sweetness Quote of the Week: “Appreciation is a won-derful thing; It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well.” - Voltaire - French philosopher.

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Champion picture from (R-L): Dana Lecount - Brad’s wife, Brad Lecount - 4th place, Dominique Francis - 3rd place, Guy Clear - director, Shane Schroeder - champion, Joe Turbow - 5th place, Tom Jones - 2nd place.

Inland Empire NABI Champion Shane SchroederWe want to thank Trevi Zone for their hospitality & especially to Jeff Welker.

ELSINORE—Our newest champion, Shane Schroeder began bowling 8 months ago, bowling on 2 leagues at Trevi: the Mon. Lucky Vegas and the Wed. 620 Scratch. Shane won with his Lane 1 Super Nova XP, drilled by Monty Mock at Trevi Pro Shop. We say “Happy Birthday Shane”, for he won the championship on his birthday. Check this out! His dad, Steve Schroeder, also a NABI member, was there to see his son win, and mentioned to Shane’s friend, Joe Turbow, that Shane was born on a June 14 at 7:00 pm and won on a June 14 at 7:00 pm. Besides bowling, Shane enjoys playing basketball & is a huge Lakers fan. He wants to dedicate this win to his girlfriend, Naomi. We are sure that she is very proud of him.

Our semi’s consisted of (all with HDCP): Tom Jones (high qualifier) - 765 series, Shane Shroeder - 761 series, Brad Lecount - 688 series, Dominique Francis - 687, Joe Turbow - 684, Bryan Datuin - 675, Matt Weimar - 673, Adam Williams - 626, Guy Clear - 626, & Kiery Lucka - 575.

Our stepladder started with Joe Turbow bowling Dominique Francis. Jod bowled a 214 to Do-minique’s 223. Dominique then bowled Brad Lecount. Brad bowled a 190 to Dominique’s 258. Dominique went on to bowl Shane Schroeder. Dominique bowled a 174 to Shane’s 233. Shane then met high qualifier, Tom Jones. Tom bowled a 208 to Shane’s 272 for the win going to Shane.

Our $25 gas cards for high qualifier of each squad on June 7 went to: Tom Jones, Jeff Welker, Guy Clear & Matt Weimar.

Our sidepot winners were: Shane Schroeder (2), Tom Jones, Joe Turbow, Adam Williams, James Doolen (2), Jeff Welker (2), Dale Jones, Matt Weimar (2), Dana Lecount, Dominique Francis (2), Dave Fahnestock & Kerry Lucka.

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place John Bertolina with a plus 194. In ninth place was Steve Lash with a plus 112 followed by Andrew Toro in tenth and John Northup in eleventh.

In the step ladder finals Mark Dyer went up against Greg Neuer, Greg won by 23 pins. That set up the final match against Johnny Her-nandez, Johnny took the game by 21 pins to take the final. Marc Levy also cashed for fourth place. In the King Of the Hill,(for bragging rights) Kevin beat Johnny so the Seniors stay on top. Thanks to all the juniors who came out to support the SST.

Congratulations to Don Moser who bowled a 299 in the 5th game, Johnny Hernandez for a 300 also in game 5 and Kevin Gannon for a 300 in the 6th game. Kevin would like to thank Fantasy lanes, Doug Schmidt, Alex Cortez and their staff for a great tournament he would also like to thank Tony at Tony’s pro shop at Gardena Bowl.

Johnny would like to thank Fantasy Lanes, Doug Schmidt, Alex Cortez and their staff for a great tournament. He would also like to thank Mark Dyer at Creative Minds Pro Shop for his equipment and a very special thanks to his wife Tami for letting him bowl.

On behalf of the SST we would like to thank Fantasy Lanes and their fine staff for a successful Tournament. The next SST Tournament will be held at Trevi Lanes in Lake Elsinore on July 12 and 13 with a Pro Am on Friday the 11 of July. Please check our web site www.superseniortour.com for updates on this up coming event.

SST Tournament: Johnny Hernandez & Doug Schmidt

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2011 Open Championships begins 13-event run through 2029GREENDALE, Wis. - The United States Bowling Congress announced

today it will hold 13 events - seven Open Championships and six Women’s Championships - from 2011 through 2029 in a privately-funded bowling center on land being made available at Disney’s Wide World of Sports complex in Osceola County, Fla.

The agreement begins with the 2011 Open Championships. The Open will be held every three years after that through 2029. The first Women’s Championships will be in 2013 and held every three years through 2028.

“USBC is proud to bring two of the world’s largest participatory sport-ing events to Osceola County,” said USBC Vice President of Tournaments and Events Jack Mordini. “USBC’s partnership with Osceola County, Disney Sports Enterprises, the Central Florida Sports Commission and the developer will bring hundreds of thousands of participants and visitors to Central Florida who will enjoy the many amenities and attractions the area has to offer. This is one of the greatest announcements in the bowling industry since the invention of the automatic pinsetter.”

Each tournament will run for approximately 20 weeks and is expected to draw tens of thousands of bowlers and spectators. The USBC Open Championship is projected to generate approximately 59,000 room nights per tournament and the Women’s Championship is projected to generate approximately 40,000 room nights per tournament for Osceola County. Combined, the tournaments are expected to generate nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars in economic impact for the community over that time period.

“Osceola County is thrilled that this endeavor, nicknamed Project Rolling Rock by the Economic Development Department, has come to fruition. We welcome USBC to our community,” said Commissioner Ken Shipley.

The Central Florida Sports Commission worked with the USBC and related parties to develop this opportunity for Osceola County.

“The acquisition of this business is a watershed event for Osceola County. The USBC Championships will be a powerful annuity program for the County for the next 20 years,” said John Saboor, president of the Central Florida Sports Commission.

Osceola County was one of five communities under consideration for the 2011 USBC Open Championships. The others were Wichita, Kan.; Tulsa, Okla.; Corpus Christi, Texas; and Reno, Nev.

Walt Disney World Resort is making land available at Disney’s Wide World of Sports complex to accommodate the large facility required to host the tournaments. Walt Disney World Resort will work closely with a third-party - to be announced later - to build and operate the privately-funded bowling center.

“We are excited to play a role in making this dream come true,” said Ken Potrock, senior vice president of Disney Sports Enterprises. “This project is a reminder of just how much we can accomplish for our com-munity when the public and private sectors work together.”

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Junior Amateur Tour Wraps Up 35th Seasonby David Yamauchi

It’s been a trying time to be the director of the JAT. In the past two years the JAT family has suffered some very saddening losses. We sud-denly lost three JAT Alums, Derrick Salary, T.C. Giberson and Joel Reyes all well before their time. Just recently, I attended the funeral of T.C.’s mother Lori Giberson who, together with her husband Ray were fantastic supporters of the JAT. Four individuals that were glowing examples of what the JAT is all about- not only bowling but friendship and camara-derie. Bowlers from three completely different areas- Los Angeles, Simi Valley and Chula Vista who came to join friends from all over Southern California on Sunday mornings to do what they loved to do. Four amazing individuals that I never would have had the chance to cross paths with if it wasn’t for bowling.

With a heavy heart I attended each of the four funerals and as I looked around familiar faces surrounded me. I was so proud to see all the support and outreach of the JAT bowlers and parents who came together to help comfort the families of our Alums. It enforced my belief that the JAT is more that just a tournament to bowl on Sunday- it’s truly a family. The sight of generations of bowlers there to pay their respects was truly amazing.

Last month I got the chance to bowl a charity event in memory of Joel Reyes in San Diego. I got a spot on a team with Bob Drake, Larry Campbell and Jason Thomas- 3 guys who I bowled juniors with back in 1989-1991. It was amazing- it seemed like not a day had passed since we had been on the lanes. The couple of hours together ragging on each other, catching up, and talking about “the state of bowling” really made me miss the “old days” of JAT. Four guys from Simi Valley, Canoga Park, Torrance and South Pasadena who came together on Sunday mornings nearly two decades ago back on the lanes together. (We cashed 3rd place!)

Many times alumni ask me, “Is the JAT still around?” I always answer “yes” and tell them that we’re trying hard to keep things going strong. Many bowlers and parents ask me why I’m still around too. It’s because of what JAT meant to me. It was a place where I met my best friends- the guys I still keep in touch with and always look forward to seeing. None of my friends from high school are still around but my friends from JAT surely are. When I finally got married my best man was Larry Campbell, a life-long friend from JAT and my groomsmen were Ramon Torres and Jon Brandon both guys I met through JAT. The guys I bowled with will tell you that I wasn’t much on the lanes- never won a title- but the experi-ence of bowling juniors had such a positive effect on my life that I want to make sure that every scratch junior bowler has the chance to have a JAT career under their belt.

Updating our current status: The year the JAT was able to break-even and award over $15,000 in scholarships and gift cards. Thanks to contribu-tions from friends and families we also raised over $1000 to help one of our JAT families through a time of crisis and raised additional scholarship funds for the JAT with two successful Adult-Junior events. We held a “Grand Reunion” event and welcomed back over 30 years of JAT Alums to bowl side by side with today’s juniors. Miraculously, attendance was up this year at JAT events and we hope the trend will continue next season! If you are an Alum and want to help we can always use it- log on to www.bowljat.org and click the SCJBA link to make a tax-deductable donation to junior bowling- every penny counts!

As another season of JAT comes to a close again I will watch a group of juniors head off to their adult careers. Again I will encourage all the juniors to “age-out”- play out your entire junior career until you have to leave. For 20 years I have been a part of JAT- whether as a Farm Clubber, Boy’s Division bower, Assistant Director or Executive Director- and nearly every bowler that I’ve crossed paths with after they “turned” tells me they miss their days of junior bowling. When I was a junior I didn’t realize that 20 years later I’d be brought to tears laughing about “road trips to Fresno for CSC” or “snow in Vegas on Christmas break”. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that is never forgotten. I hope every one of you bowling now has made friends as special and memorable as the friends I’ve made thanks to this great game of bowling.

Tournament results next week. Alums- if you want to be included in JAT Alumni e-mails send a message to director@bowljat.org and we’ll make sure you’re included in all our announcements! Log onto www.bowljat.org for current news and information and check us out on YouTube under Junior Amateur Tour.

JST Season Finals Robeniol, Moore, Brown, & Bidwell

YORBA LINDA—THANK YOU: ROTO GRIP Bowling Products, Pins & Needles Emb., Sports Innovator, & B&W Bowl-ing, Your continued support really helped make this a great season for the JST bowlers. Thank you again. We were able to finish up the season with just over $3,650.00 in scholarships handed out this tournament and two Roto Grip double roller bags awarded to Nick Guggisberg and Vincent Nolan. Special thank you to all the fathers for bringing the bowlers out on YOUR DAY!!!

Hdcp Novice Div. the division winner was Kevin Robeniol for the Eagle and $150.00 scholarship other scholarship places were, 2nd place Aaron Stammerjohan, 3rd place Kate Guggisberg. The Division High Points Bowler of the Year award and $ 75.00 scholarship went to Kyli Selley.

Intermediate Div. the division winner was (3-peat) Jacob Moore for the Eagle and $200.00 scholarship, remaining scholarship places went to , 2nd place Robert Lim, 3rd place Adam Dubia, 4th went to Lesliann Katsura. The division High Points Bowler of the year and $100.00 scholarship went to Adam Dubia. Vincent Nolan received the Rookie of the Year award and $75.00 scholarship.

Advance Div. the division winner was Ryan Brown for the Eagle and $300.00 scholarship, remaining scholarship places were 2nd place Bianca Taylor, 3rd Brittany Kolatzny, 4th. Shaun Morad, 5th Brett Huntoon, 6th. Wesley Low. The division high point’s bowler of the year and $100.00 scholarship went to Wesley Low. Brittany Kolatzny was awards the “Matthew Clark Memorial” award for a girl with $75.00 scholarship.

Open Div. the division winner was Devin Bidwell for the Eagle and $400.00 Scholarship, the remaining went to 2nd place Charlie Hair, 3rd. Shane Peck, 4th. J.R. Monteith, 5th Brandon Kraye, 6th Natalie Jimenez, 7th Samantha Jimenez, 8th. Joey Chuo. The division High Points bowler of the year and $100.00 went to Devin Bidwell. Mark Myers was award the “Matthew Clark Memorial” award for a boy with $75.00. The ‘James Gales Memorial” awards for a boy and a girl went to Samantha Jimenez and Charlie Hair along with $75.00 ea in scholarship.

That is our 11th year and even though I didn’t get to run as many tours as I would like to, I still think it turned out fairly well. Lenni & I wish every one a very safe and fun filled summer, those going to all the major tournaments GOOD LUCK, we are rooting for you. JST will start back up on Labor Day week end like usual. Here is a picture and the rest are on the web site under fun pics.

JST Finals Champions at Yorba Linda Bowl (L-R) Devin Bidwell, Ryan Brown, Jacob Moore, Kevin Robeniol.

AMERICAN WHEELCHAIR BOWLING ASS’N

47th A.W.B.A. National Championship Tournament Fountain Bowl – Fountain Valley, CA

June 23rd – 28th, 2008

Schedule of Events Sunday - June 22nd Registration – Huntington Beach Hotel 2 pm – 5 pm

Monday – June 23rd Board of Directors Meeting – F. B. 9 am – 4 pm Up & Down Registration 6 pm Up & Down Tournament 7 pm

Tuesday – June 24th Check-in Doubles 10 am Nelson Welker Scratch Doubles 10:30 am

Wednesday – June 25th General Membership Meeting – F. B. 9 am Auxiliary Brunch- Meeting – F. B. 9 am

Check-in Team Event 11 am National HDCP Team Tournament 11:30 am

Auxiliary Tournament Check-in 2 pm Auxiliary Membership Tournament 2:30 pm Tournament of Champions 2:30 pm

Thursday – June 26th Opening Ceremonies 9:30 am First Qualifying Squad – 3 games 10:00 am Second Qualifying Squad – 3 games 1:30 pm Hall of Fame - Meeting 6:00 pm Hall of Fame – Dinner 6:30 pm

Friday – June 27th Third Qualifying Squad – 3 games 10:00 am Forth Qualifying Squad – 3 games 1:30 pm Scratch Match Play – first 4 games 6:00 pm

Saturday – June 28th Fifth Qualifying Squad – 3 games 10:00 am Scratch Match Play – 3 games & pos. rd. 10:00 am Roll Off Matches – Scratch, “A”, & “B” 30 Minutes after scores posted

Awards Banquet – Huntington Beach Hotel Reception (Cash Bar) 6:00 pm Dinner & Awards 7:00 pm

Editors Note: If you want to see some great bowling by these wheelchair bound athletes, drop by and admire their strengths, attitudes and fellowship. You will come away inspired!!

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No “Con” Here as John Has His “Way” in Rocky Marsh Doubles

by Joy McGregorThe Rocky Marsh Doubles league here at Linbrook Bowl has

been displaying some very HOT scores as of late and we are only three weeks into our summer session. If you want to be entertained, stay cool in the AC and watch some excellent bowlers shoot these “hot” scores, come on down Friday morning at 9:30 and watch the action. You won’t be disappointed!!

Big Bad John Conway certainly DID have his way showing his style on games of 253-215-258 for 726 and added 226 to post a fine 952 set.

Shig Shozi, for the 2nd week in a row, “shoz” he’s one ‘hot’ bowler tossing 204-279-209 and 229 to register 921.

Larry Green, feeling no pain, joined the elite 900 Club firing games of 242-193-233-244 to total 912.

Last week’s headliner “Too Tuff” Tony Hale, proved he IS “tuff” tossing games of 279-205-204 and 217 to post 905.

With only 9 ladies in this fine league, I believe the top female scorer each week deserves her 15 seconds of fame and will be featured. This week we feature Gloria Ferrulli who topped the distaff side and proved her worth on games of 241-199-205 and 219 to register 864. Very nice showing Gloria. Yay!!

More HOT scores: E.J. Rogers 238-894, Bob Gosnell 236-858, Janine Ditch 248-854, Jack Wilson 225-854, Tim Blough 244-851, Willy Bordenave 233-850, Fred Voysey 247-846, Ron Douglass 238-843, Ron Marcus 238-842, Juan Sandoval 236-842, Ed Her-mance 223-832, Alan Bloom 254-832, Lloyd Thierry 235-822, Rey Ortiz 210-814, Joy McGregor 225-811, Kerry Wright 224-810, David Wright 233-806, Gino Vassallo 22-803, Carl Adinolfi 246, Tom Keehn 228, Hong Kha 228, Jack Polee 217, Kyle Osterman 214, Dora Miller 214, Al Lara 213, Ed Mote 213, Rose Williams 211, Kantral Williams 211, Tony Angulo 209, Rich Heid 205, Lisa Somma 204 and John Phillips 200.

We thank Jack Polee for stepping up and filling a vacancy on our league. Welcome!

Keep up those HOT scores and hope all you dads out there enjoyed their Father’s Day. Until next week...

SAN BERNARDINO — We’re back with another week of high scores from our league bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes. Angels/Dodgers: Jim Forbes 186/510, Joanne Bolinger 167/456. Capri: Tiffany Sand 186/513. Mary’s Invitational: Kevin Balding 279-295-226/800, Ronnie Strange 231-”300”-720, P.J. Buckner 234-238-224/696, Adam Sokoloski 245-257/690, Jerry Forch 209-221-258/688, Marv Sargent 299-211/684, James Harris II 215-206-258/679, Corky De Maio 247-237/678, Will Mattox 213-280/673, Lonnie Futch 206-222-233/661, Josh Ball 243-204-213/660, Mike Rigano 227-224-204/655, Dave Wodka 202-247/648, Bob Corrigan 206-208-222/636, Randy Hoff-man 256-211/635, Jerry Mullenix 222-213/634, Kym Hen-derson 225-207/631, Darwin Balding 210-228/625, Leighton Beach 211-204-201/616, Larry Stormes 224-243/614, Dean Danner 237-202/606, Vince Vasquez 233/601, Rick Maiale 235, Paula Vidad 258-247-217/722, Nicole Ellison 211-220/628, Jackie Farris 214, Terry Chittenden 205-203, Nancy Ball 201, Georgia Forch 201, Fran Maiale 201, Cari Burris 200, Vickie Flanders 200. Wednesday Vegas: Jeff Hout 203-226/594, Likapeka Enriquez 486, Andrea Castro 189. 425 Scratch Doubles: (sidepots) Game 1: Dave Wodka 268. Game 2: Ron Miller 258. Game 3: Bobby Campagnale 299. Game 4: Red Dixon 279. R.C.H.: Wes Cain 214, Daniel Baldwin 192, Brian Tipton 192, Carol Tipton 161/429. S.B. City Mixed: Tony De La Torre 236-265/691, Marty Perry 205/547. Good Times: Michael Gray 228-226-225/679, David Jones 242-243/671, Eddie Kennedy 209-268/665, Jerome Forch 210-213-236/659, John Roberson 233-235/654, Spi-der Calloway 201-234-216/651, Joe Martinez Jr. 254/628, Jason Matus 247, Lorri Scott 246-212/639. Enjoy your summer leagues and we’ll be back next week with more scores.

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — The scores are in for the seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes and we’re proud to present them to you. Young At Heart: Bob Lee 497, John Ballman 205, Dorothy Welcher 185/477. Park & Rec.: John Hutchings 207-242/626, Alice Winchester 217/546. Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 205/549, Velma Bone 196/517. Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 204/571, Jean Newton 217/533. Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Susie Carver 810, 2. Josh Hatcher 790, 3. Kathy Harris 785, 4. Patti Bechtold 779. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Frank DeLuca 780, 2. Jim Nichols 746, 3. Jim Bazner 738, 4. Chuck Taylor 735, 5. Velma Bone 717, Booby, Marilyn Palmer 516. Monday Sr. No-Tap: 1. Lester Gray 754, 2. Jackie Knight 740, 3. John Henry 724, 4. Jeannette Terhune 718, Booby, Michael Huddleston 566. Stay cool but keep your bowling scores hot.

Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — It’s exciting to see our juniors on the floor bowling terrific scores that we report every week here at Del Rosa Lanes. Bantam Buddies: Austin Murphy 149/298, Azmir Ransom 309, Taylor Rash 109. Pincrackers: Brian Fields 357, Devin Mulherin 138. Strike Force: Ryan Jones 219-200/564, Henry Chang Wo 233, Jeff Bonnett 232, Marty Coyazo 204, Kyana Scott 522, Shelby Scheffler 212. Keep those scores coming. See you on the lanes.

Stewart Smacks 660 And McLeod Nails 659 In Linbrook Juniors

by Stacy ANAHEIM — In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Jessica Quental rolled a nice 169 game. Daniel Robbins started out strong with 143 and Christopher Rinner finished great with 127. In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, adult bowler E.J. Rogers ripped 211-275-232 for a fantastic 718 series. E.J. is off to an awesome start averaging 237 for nine games. Junior bowler Andrew Stewart slammed 216-232-212 for a sizzling 660 series. J.D. Greenhalgh and Andrew Newburn nailed the pins for 225-215/604 and 211-211-225/647, respectively. Aaron Wilson started the day with 229, Mark McLeod mixed 210-203 and Jeff Hunt hammered 205. Jennifer Lewis led the Bumper Busters smacking 91-126. Other great scores were rolled by R. J. Davis 87-80-102, Mary Beth Zipagang 73-102-45, Taylor Pac 90-81-98, Zack Jellsey 86-92, Yasmine Kadri 84-89-77, Ryan Gallant 65-86, Amber Sanderson 82-53, Stacie Jellsey 81-43, Alan Gonzalez 57-80, Khamron Gardner 72-75 and Kellen Hicks 74-60. In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, we had three bowlers roll past the 600 mark with Mark McLeod leading the way. Mark scored 182-248-229 for a great 659 series. Teammate Edrick Tayag topped 233-188-183 for a nice 604 series. Andrew Stewart slapped 213-210-195 for a terrific 618 series. Valerie Matsumoto hit 203 and teammate Kaylee Montalbano, 107 average, capped 195! Shelby Lacson, 140 average, rolled 193 and Marco Vasquez, 96 average, pinned 163. The Junior Adult Family Fun League got off to a great start with 12 teams. Adult bowlers Stacy Rider rolled 235-225-227/687, John Conway clipped 233-225/636, Russ Rinner swished 210-203/610, Steve Matsumoto mixed 214 and sub Kevin Arline added 211. Junior bowlers, Valerie Matsumoto tossed 215 and Andrew Stewart aced 206. Other great scores were rolled by Matt Clark with 192, Christopher Rinner tossed a turkey for 170, Ray Rodriguez rolled 172, Michelle Matsumoto 166-165, Jessica Quental 169-162, Sarah Clark 147, Cheyanne Jordan 140, Josh Cruz 180, David Feiner 162-148, R.J. Davis 108 and Taylin Moralez 98-99.

ANAHEIM — School is out for most students, so life is not as hectic during the summer months. This is a good time to take advantage of our Breakfast Special here at Linbrook Bowl. Every Sunday from 7:30 to 11:00 a.m., for only $10 per person, you get three games of bowling and breakfast. What a great way to spend your Sunday! Santa Gals and Guys: Ted Juse 265-247/707, Tony Chaco 235-227/640, Carl Adinolfi 214-214/619, Traver Clemmons 232, Paul Oh 213. Cypress College Mon./Wed./Fri. (Mon.): Calvin Macar-aeg 202. (Wed.): Calvin Macaraeg 235-203, Tony Garcia 235. Lunch Bunch: Ray Sanchez 207, Pat Madonna 200. Swinging Trios: Pete Casares 213, John Vojtko 201. Ten Pins: E.J.Rogers 242-216-255/713, Don Moore 238-239/657, Dick McKenzie 223-257/656, Lloyd Carter 233-237/656, Jay Rumbaugh 205-221/617, Janice Vodden 247-209/647, Miriam Staley 203. No Knottcents: Jim Johnstone 208-202-248/658, Roy Arnold 211, Lisa White 200. 3’s Company: Marie Parmalee 223-223/638, Karen Ba-gnall 202-232-201/635, Marcia Deits 224, Nancy Tetreault 201. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 233-253-225/716, Ralph Tanner 233. Executive Doubles: John Conway 278-259/730,Bill Swanson 244-210-210/664, Tony Banks 223-209-203/635, Jeff Tiffin 270-204/634, Mike Keogh 213-226/620. Jacks and Jills: Ken Reser 247-235-205/687, Edmond Aguilar 232-237/654, Rudy Tomaneng 212-213/622, Tanny Tanega 232, Ron Vogel 224, Anthony Van Kirk 224-208, Susan deGraaff 234-257/660. Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): Lee Hayward 254-288-253/795, Ben Philalack 300-237-214/751, Wesley Shoe-maker 232-243-266/741, Charles Rogers 277-221-243/741, Ralph Tanner 230-245-265/740, AJ Lombardo 265-241-234/740, Jody Iriye 230, Dolly Nielsen 216-220, Kim Gardner 216. Bowl Sa Mo: Jimmy Kim 212-237/642, Sophia Kim 236-216/637, Duke Lee 247-206/623, Insung Kim 210-211/605, Andy Kim 236. Golden Nuggets: John VanVolkenberg 204, Shirley Kiefer 206. Go For 9 (No-Tap): Gino Vassallo 207-297-233/737, Lloyd Thierry 253-236-212/701, Jake McCollum 265-234/698, Carl Adinolfi 258-238/674, Bill Dunlop 234-221/640, Fran Stern 266-225/690, Diane Johnson 258/653, Pat Nichols 227-210/605, Joyce Short 231, Flo Vignola 217. Party Timers: Joe Bayne 278-214-278/770, Jeff Mont-gomery 257-235/675, Larry Hanken 227-254/669, Marc Tagao 215-221-232/668, Ed Murakami 247-218/663, Karyn Lorentzen 247/630, Susie Pearlman 211, Denise Bayne 207, Yvonne Dowland 204. Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomono 234-226/658, Vince Okada 214-237/650, Geoff Chow 222/604, Warren Honjiyo 220, Fred Sasaki 213, Sadao Kuwahara 213. Nikkei: Joe Hastings 203-244/636, Bob Okamura 225-217/631, Shig Nakata 289/629, Gil Barcoma 259-214/623, Ken Queypo 222-200/609, Pat Nakata 217, Sumi Yakura 200. 525 Ladies Classic: Betty Saienni 214, Pat Barton 210. Santa Super Savers: Fiel Aranda 213-213-268/694, Carl Adinolfi 202/602, Jerry Roddam 234, Frank Dicrisi 209, Armando Galindo 205, Dora Miller 201. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ray Conner 210, Pat Ma-donna 227. St. Columban’s: Kevin Mabie 213, David Gomez 210. 7-11 Vegas: Ben Philalack 259-249-211/719, Robert Ragans 247-204-268/719, John Conway 221-235-225/681, Luis Damian 227-225-229/681, Izzy Garcia 275-211/667. Grey Panthers: Ro Mutzenberger 225, Robert Skank 211, Stan Lucas 206, Bob Baughman 202, Jerry Dymora 200.

T.G.I.F.: Casey Jones 247-210-253/710, Norm Walker 211-201/602, Ric Kauten 228, Mike Wagner 215, David Andexler 211. 4-4 Vegas: Norm Walker 200-236-209/645, Jimmy Herrera 254, Jerry Joines 230, David Peterson 224, Ben Philalack 223. Family and Friends: David Kelly 237-224/633, Ron Aguon 235/608, Casey Otteson 225, Jess Castro 221, Chris Meno 221, Pat McGinn 245-202/614. Double Daters: Tim Hank 253-204-298/755, Greg Greek 252-253/682, Shane Oslund 256-223/669, Billy Compton 213-256/667, Lorenzo Martinez 210-212-231/653, Margie Savage 213. NASCAR: Robert Bloom 219-236/648, Susan de Graaff 262, Rhiannon White 242. Senior No-Tap: (results of 6-9-08) 38 entries @ $9=$342. 38 linage @ $4.50=$171. 38 prize fund @ $4.50=$171. 37 3-6-9 @ $1=$37. Place Money—1st Joe McKee 819 $33, 2nd-3rd (tie) Tak Mukai and Tom Keehn both had 813 and $22,4th Rich Heid 808 $13.50, 5th-6th (tie) Helen Petrowski and Victor Delacruz 800 and $7.50 each. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st Mike Pizarro 288 $9, 2nd Johnny Munson 286 $7, 3rd Carl Adinolfi 280 $5. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Terry Brent 298 $10, 2nd Helen Petrowski 280 $8, 3rd (tie) Tom Keehn and Imee Ahorro both with 278 and $6.50. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Henry Urada 287 $9, 2nd Joe McKee 286 $7, 3rd Elaine Dooley 285 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $175. Added: $37. New total: $106. Winner: Tony Chaco, $106. See you on the lanes