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DONKEE TOURNAMENT AT BOWLING SQUARE - Mark Zirges - 3rd, George Parker - Champion, Steve Brode Presenting, Bret Rose - Runner-up, Armen Rousian - 4th.

ARCADIA—Our latest champion this week at Bowling Square, Mr George Parker, A crafty veteran of 20+ years in our club edged out Bret Rose by 3 pins with a +176 score.

George was throwing as de-scribed by him “ An awesome Ebonite Complete Envy drilled by Anthony Drapeau of Profes-sional Approach Norwalk”.

George sports personal bests of a 300 game and an 821 se-ries. When not bowling, George is employed by Catalina Pacific Concrete located at LAX as a ready mix driver.

George is supported by his lovely girlfriend Nina Vidal (also a member) for the past 3 years and would like to thank her for her cheers and support this week.

It was fun to watch both Bret and George match strike for strike the whole last squad as it came down to the last shot,

Bret needing 3 strikes to catch George in the 9th and 10th frame, he came thru in the 9th and 10th, but the 11th had a little squeeze leaving a 6 pin giving the title to George.

Thank you both for the excitement. The Donkee tour would like to thank Tony and the staffers at Bowling Square for their hospitality and great lane conditions this weekend.

Would also like to wish all the Dad’s a wonderful Fathers Day June 15th and see you all next week at Cerritos

Our Mystery game and Se-ries were a carryover as no one hit a 103 game or 646 series

Game will be worth $500 and series $150 at Cerritos Lanes June 22nd .

Please see the Bowling News or check our website WWW.DONKEETOUR.COM for future tournament sched-ules.

LAKEWOOD—Santia-go Guimary, Jr. won his first Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Cal Bowl on Saturday, June 7, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Santiago bowled in our 2PM squad and shot games of 261, 202, 255 and 315 with handicap for a se-ries total of 1033 and the $700 1st place prize. Teddy Junanto of Garden Grove came in sec-ond shooting a 1010 handicap series for $350. Noel Sicat of Anaheim came in third shoot-ing a 1003 handicap series and received $175.

Our newest champion, Santiago Guimary, Jr. is self-employed and has been bowl-ing for over 30 years. Santiago

Santiago Guimary, Jr. Wins First ABT Championship at Cal Bowl

does his league bowling at Cal Bowl and has a 300 game and 800 series to his credit. San-tiago was using a Lane 1 drilled by Mike Wahl at the Pro Shop at AMF Cerritos Lanes. San-tiago wanted to thank Bobby Knipple for helping him with his game. He also wanted to thank all his friends, and espe-cially, Maria Bacos, for their support. Santiago also wanted to thank Cal Bowl for host-ing the tournament and ABT Orange County staff and direc-tors for running an outstanding tournament. Santiago plans on using his winnings to pay bills and participate in more ABT tournaments.

We held our monthly scratch continued on page 6

ABT Director Jodi Niedermayer and Champion, Santiago Guimary, Jr.

From Last to First!SAN DIEGO—The NABI

San Diego tournament action was at Parkway Bowl this past weekend where Dickson Lopez won his first NABI champion-ship. Dickson was the final bowler to make the semifinal cut, but was on a roll in the semifinals, & became the top qualifier for the finals. That meant he only had to win one match, & he took advantage of the opportunity & secured the title. Congratulations, Dickson! The top 5 field was rounded out by Randi Diato, Jared Evans, Russell Valentine & Marcos Rodriguez.

$50 guaranteed sidepots were collected by Rob Hamp, Thuc Vo, Norm Rauch, Paul Willey, Jr., Tom Brophy, Diato, Hamp, Evans & Valentine. Paul also was the 6th place finisher, so received a complete ball rejuvenation & resurfacing, courtesy of long time NABI sponsor, Bowlers Depot.

Perpetual Pot action saw David Santos, Rodriguez & Lopez strike in the 3rd, 6th & 9th of game #2, sharing $100, while Jonathan Kohl struck out in the 10th frame all three games for $150.

The next NABI tournament will be June 21st at Admi-

FOSTER CITY—Bette Addington of Bakersfield was elected as President of the California Bowling Writers at their recent annual meet-ing at the Crowne Plaza in Foster City. A fixture in the bowling writers for several years Bette served as First Vice President until her election. A multi-talented gal, Bette has been the recipient of CWBA publicity awards: Outstanding Tournament Promotion (2001), Outstanding Overall Reporting (1998, 1999), the Lucelle Ware Memorial Award for Overall Excellence in Writing (1998) and National Women Bowling

Writers Publicity Chairman of the Year award (2001.) She was also the recipient of the presti-gious NWBW Mary Jannetto Award for Outstanding Local Bowling Promotion. She was also a 2005 inductee into the Bakersfield WBA Hall of Fame. She is 1st Vice President of the Golden Empire USBC As-sociation and is a Silver Level certified YABA coach.

Other board members elect-ed were: Kathy Watson of Richmond – 2nd Vice Presi-dent; Tina Martin of Novato – Treasurer; Barbara Metzinger of Carmichael – Director #1

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CAUSBC Updatesby Phyl Knoll

FOSTER CITY—The An-nual Meeting of April 27th at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Foster City was preempted by all board members attending their respective committee meetings on Thursday the 24th in preparation for the 9:00 AM Board Meeting on Friday the 25th.

All board members but two were present at the Board Meet-ing. Because of personal obli-gations, George Garrison had tendered his resignation and Paul Reynolds was excused.

The Association Manager

provided a very conclusive Statement of a very positive Financial Position.

All committees were well prepared with their written re-ports and recommendations for any changes. Much attention was given to the committees handling our many tournaments in an attempt to make each tournament more profitable and appealing to the entrants.

The report of the BVL Com-mittee was disturbing in that donations were extremely low with only $121,769.50 received as of that date.

President Hoffmann an-nounced that our association had been awarded First Place

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Chazz ElginServices June 16, 2008

NORWALK—Services for Chazz Elgin will be Monday at 10A.M. at the Double Rock Baptist Church, 1900 West Alondra Blvd. Compton.

Chazz was formerly the association Secretary for the South East District. No details on his death were available today.

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Held at the site of the CAUSBC convention in Foster City, the writers had a great turnout at their meeting welcoming numerous men. In addition to renewals the writers picked up 11 new members! It was a special pleasure when new member Troy Shane of Camarillo – just back from Iraq – was the winner of our new member packet presented at the CAUSBC meeting. CBW is always looking for members and annual dues are only $15.00.

The weekend was highlighted by ESPN Color Analyst and PBA Tour and Storm Staff Player Randy Peder-sen of Clermont, Florida as our 10th Anniversary luncheon speaker. Jackie Wyckoff chaired the luncheon enjoyed by 91 guests. All applauded special gifts from CBW and the many outstanding prizes donated by sponsors Storm, National Bowling Stadium and Circus Circus. The luncheon theme followed the ten-year symbol “tin” including the program and menu and new shirts worn by the board with a special 10th Anniversary logo.

The California Bowling Writers will wrap up a year of successes having increased membership to a high of 117 and raising $6800 for phone cards for the troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. Numer-ous Recognition Certificates were sent to journalists throughout the state who wrote positive articles on bowling. The Media Award went to Keith Pate from KGET Channel 17 in Bakersfield and Mary Lynly of Roseville was the recipi-ent of both the Golden Quill Award (for a story on a theme presented annually) and the CBW Profile Award (for a profile on an individual.)

The new theme for the Golden Quill Award should motivate people to write – it is “The Changing Face of Bowling.” Has bowling changed in your area? Can you compare differences and perhaps give some input on how the new parent organization has changed your local or the state. A good brain storming should give you some ideas.

The Product Fair booth was a hit with our usual BIG DICE ROLL. We had outstanding gifts and I am sure the winners were delighted. Members who renewed and new members received a la-ser light with California Bowling Writers on it and a great ten-year calendar plus a CBW history booklet, both made by our talented secretary Donna Dillard.

Future plans for CBW include participating in the Nor-Cal Trade Show in Reno in October and the group will finalize the CWBA History Display at the National Bowling Stadium. The board also approved pursuing our phone card efforts for 2009 again.

We invite you to browse our website www.calbowlingwriters.org where all of our InfoLink newsletters are archived, news is current and there are bios on all officers and directors.

California Bowling Writers, formed in 1998, is open to all California bowling journalists, promoters and supporters of the sport of bowling. The purpose of the organization is to encourage and educate both members and non-members in com-munication through print, promotion and use of electronic media. CBW will recognize and reward those who create media awareness by providing outstand-ing bowling photography and journal-istic excellence. For more information visit: www.calbowlingwriters.org

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LAKEWOOD — HAPPY FATHER’S DAY to all the Dad’s at Cal Bowl. While we are sending out best wishes we want to congratulate all the college and high school graduates. And also thank all the people who supported them. Let’s see who made the honor roll last week...

CAL STARS Becky Carroll 188-178-170/536, B.J. Jenison 180-183-158/521, Betty Phillips 180-200-159/539, Betty Anthony 168-164-153/485.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Bob Brockman 208-202-223/633, Paul Lucas 233-202-166/601, Matt Mosley 235-211-182/628, Gary Nelson 232-168-209/609, Shannon Santos 190-247-178/615, Tommy Stockberger 237-210-166/613, Jeremy Campbell 208, Faga Fila 238, Ben Harper 201, Shirley Owens 211-215, Sonny Santos 203, Albert Viernes 244, Glenn Wright 210.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Al Ortiz 206-236-266/708, Walter Gist 549, Chuck Ashton 522, Chuck Patterson 225/603, Wendell Ledbetter 240-214/643, Bob Stickney 234/591, John Mathews 520, Mattie Wylie 516, Donald Jones 203/548, Boylee Inocente 207-203/594, Ken Seiple Sr. 244/581, John Welty 232-211-248/691, Jim Burke 208-211/613, Billy Williams 596, Joe Erwin 568, Doug Johnson 213-210-215/638, Don Keith 509, Glenn Merchant 244-213/651, Gene Skulick 217/596, Vern Willey 507.

BIG BEAR John Lynch 245-234-258/737, Sonny Dew 245-224-262/731, Harold Dubose 245-257-203/705, Emmerson Wafer 199-255-233/687, Jimmy Hamilton 278-190-206/674, Eric Snow 277-216-211/704, Will Young 232-180-245/657, Elmer Cali 226-222-204/652, B.J. Theiss 208-206-238/652, Donnie Johnson 233-204-212/649, Sid Nakagawa 198-204-232/634, Curt Soares 234-187-211/632, Kevin Blunt 170-212-243/625, John Dunn 233-192-202/624, Al Ducan 209-211-190/610, Billy Anderson 256-177-170/603, Patricia Johnson 216-202-177/595, Bheth Alcayde 210-192-159/561, Tomieka Lemons 181-192-172/545, Dawn Contant 197-186-156/539, Peggie Nakagawa 160-164-204/528, Diane Robles 158-223-145/526, Barbara Snow 140-212-173/525, Deborah Saipaia 178-167-178/523, Lillie Darden 176-157-185/518, Lee Theiss 157-168-193/518, Jennifer Van Winkle 144-198-169/511, Allisen Sutton 175-181-150/506.

YOUNG AT HEART Rosalind Harris 95-107-116/278, Lynette Williams 134-142-198/474, Earl Hullett 167-136-163/466, Albert Stephens 143-115-145/403, John Brider 177-158-135/470, Glenn Mer-chant 178-185-176/539, Tom Pettway 180-125-179/484, Willie Creer 121-168-189/478, Andrew Morton 180-147-170/497, Mary Spencer 161-127-146/434, Lois Curry 79-69-83/231, Rose Bel-ton 183-171-143/498, Leroy Canaday 136-137-165/438, Art Nel-

son 144-134-150/388, Albert Burnett Sr. 148-133-166/447, June Skulick 113-106-98/317, Gene Hammons 194-144-141/479, Gene Skulick 154-147-171/472, Ed Hansen 202-166-208/576, Don Jackson 97-106-127/330, Josh Hudson 140-135-201/476, Marci Hansen 158-151-118/427, Tua Sula 122-218-134/474, Jim Plante 173-218-198/589, Eva Hammons 84-90-92/266, Jesse Lane 153-114-111/378, Ed Stoute 159-158-171/488.

RECYCLED TEENS Dominic Antonio 225/586, Ed McLean 200/512, Ralph Wingert 222-213/623, Don Keith 506, Ken Seiple Sr. 222/582, Glenn Merchant 200/560, John Mathews 202/567, Josh Hudson 561, Pete Cruz 201/514, Terry Binuya 530, Pat Nichols 509, Gene Nichols 506, Katie Oliviera 507, Wilford Panton 510, Ed Brown 560, Chuck Swanson 507, Al Winston 201/547, Bill Charles 204/553, Doug Johnson 512, Jim Burke 202/639, Harold Runyon 520, Adela Santon 512, Boylee Inocente 244-203-201/648.

CAL BOWLEROS Karen Witt 248-204-204/656, Kim Eastwood 219-218/604, Betty Phillips 204/572, Dee Phipps 222/571, Lillie Darden 200/516, Mary Smyth 504, Bette Jane Richardi 500, Gale Cervantes 202.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET Ezzard Jones 252-205/638, Aric Bundage 230-212/612, Chan Hou 220-200/603, David Olson 236, Carole Fischer 223, Dadin Honny 221, Brandon Mims 219, Derrick Whitlock 219-201, James Matthews 214, John Mathews 212, Lee Williams 212, Som Seng Sr. 207, Desi Nixon 206, Omar Campbell 204-200, Deidre Duhart 204, Louis Whitlock II 204-200, Charles Reece 203, Michelle Allen 202, Darryl Ficklin 202, Jeffrey Aller 201, LaDrena Boyd 201, Walter Jeffers 201, Victor Lewis 201.

ELKS & FRIENDS Don Louis 224, David Louis 222, Gary Kelly 208, Ralph Buckles 207, David Patterson 236-212-215/653, Betty McDiar-mid 221, Greg Kelly 210-208/617, Stacy Kelly 266, Chris Kelly 227-233/641, B.J. 224-265/651.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Sonny Dew 248-212-223/683, John Dunn 209-246-202/657, Jimmy Hamilton 202-232-200/634, Al Williams 206-217-196/619, Billy Cowens 243-239-206/688, Ralph Wingert 237-257-207/701, Chuck Patterson 159-203-239/601, Joe Erwin 198-215-221/634, B.J. 242-206-244/692, Charles Moore 223-214-191/628, Don Boaz 192-230-224/646, Rollie DeGuzman 256-189-190/635, Vic Santos 197-279-195/671, Charles Woods 208-201-205/614, Herman Martin 202-221-183/606, Terry Binuya 162-204-236/602, Ed Hansen 269-211-235/715, Ken Seiple Sr. 214-171-221/606, Vince Cervantes 237-234-209/680, Archie Stull 245-179-224/648, Don Wade 216-211-181/608, Cecil Knighton 191-278-191/660, Fred Faniel 201-245-208/654, Phil Hylton 216-212-201/629, Rick Hunter 216-182-205/603, Chuck Morrissey 203, Tom Pettway 240, Tony White 200,

Ray Culp 203, Al Ortiz 233, Rick Llaneta 202, Ed Cabs 215, Jorge Fernandez 204-209, Clarence Matthews 200-208, John Mathews 243, Rick Kelly 203, Wendell Ledbetter 204-204, Doug Johnson 212, James Burke 235, Carl Jones 215, Curtis Whaley 203-243, Willie Young 218-202, Earl Hullett 214, Billy Williams 210, Bob Stickney 220, Art Diemert 234, Willie Burkhalter 213, Ray Staten 201.

FUNSTERS Terry Binuya 213/585, Adela Santos 209/508, Harold Runyon 516, Tom Spencer 500, Ken Seiple Sr. 230-212/621, Don Kelly 214/570, Geri Krezan 211/542, Bob Webb 204/517, Barbara Smiley 508, Ed Hansen 227/607, Ed McLean 203-240/622, Don Keith 532, Jim Burke 225-201/598, Frank Fernandez 212-203/560, Dominic Antonio 212-216/603, Doug Johnson 512.

JUNIORSBobcats

Ryan Binsol 143, Indonejia Davis 64, Kevin Labbate 156.Classified

Neo Atienza 169-197, Logan Khy 168, Julian Hidalgo 144-135, Rebecca Grandstaff 156-152, Darwin Arayata 156-176, Raymon Carter 208.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Daveon Nix 235, Ryan Binsol 164, Marcus Quiller 220, Alec Aldapa 233, Christopher Johnson 136, Marielle Ocampo 188, Jade London 183, Teilor Ruff-Scott 159.

Adults Matt Mosley 223, Louis Whtlock 220-208, Gregg Aldapa 223/602, Gabriel Martinez 248-214/632, Armondo (Shorty) Ramos 275, Joyce Allen 156, Ariel Ocampo 235, Kevin Blunt 263-224/681.

FRIDAY NO-TAP(June 6, 2008)

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FINAL RESULTS1 Victor Hilvano 762 1,000.00 Cash & Carry 1,200.002 Chris Kelly 712 500.003 Raymond Sanchez 707 200.004 Jason Sandford 728 120.005 Alejandro Vela 710 120.006 Dominador La Guardia 747 110.007 Roland Escares 716 110.008 Ramiro Pantoja 702 110.009 Robert Jones 689 110.0010 Arly The 714 100.0011 Sophia Kim-Sy 704 100.0012 Don Sowinski 694 100.0013 Charlie Medina 693 100.0014 Aiza Lacanlale - 60% 691 60.0015 Danny Guevarra 687 100.0016 Rina Cordero 672 100.0017 George Trainer 685 78.7518 Felix Enofre 685 78.7519 Rico Cayton - SS 679 75.0020 Jules Aquilizan 677 75.0021 Marife Catalasan 662 72.5022 David Dittlinger 658 70.0023 Allison Cornett 655 70.0024 Desiree Herrera 653 67.5025 David Newman 651 67.5026 Tim Shope 644 65.0027 Scott Vasquez 639 65.0027 David Schaffer - SS 635 62.5027 Frank Winick 634 62.5030 Erik Lam 633 60.0031 Bob Minor 633 60.0032 Glenn Matsumoto 628 59.0033 Cezar Marcella 626 58.0034 Tim Klepper 625 58.0035 Vivian Aquilizan 621 57.0036 Jason Ancheta 614 57.0037 Frances Brandt - SS 612 56.0038 Chet Distarce 611 56.0039 Walden Wong 607 55.0040 Ricardo Reyes 606 55.0041 Tiffany Morita 600 55.0042 Darrrow Tiongco 588 54.0043 Lynn Waldie 586 54.0044 Romy Cajucom 581 54.0045 Rodney Rojas 565 53.0046 Esteban Le Bron 558 53.0047 Jim Laszlo 539 53.0048 Wayne Chan - SS 479 53.00

DOUBLES RESULTS1 Chris Kelly / Glenn Matsumoto 1637 130.002 Chris Kelly / Danny Guevarra 1535 110.003 Chris Kelly / Greg Kokanour 1525 90.004 Chris Kelly / Deborah Sanders 1523 80.005 Chris Kelly / Ronnie Cordero 1516 70.006 Raymond Sanchez / Ramiro Pantoja 1481 60.007 Victor Hilvano / Robert Jones 1471 50.008 Deborah Sanders / Glenn Matsumoto 1470 40.009 Charlie Medina / Scott Vasquez 1458 40.0010 Marvin Crowder / Chris Kelly 1448 20.00

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Men: +93 Women +81Super Seniors:

Rico Cayton, Frances BrandtWayne Chan

High Qualifer (Free Entry)Men: Chris Kelly +245

Women: Allison Cornett +184Special Awards

3 - 6 - 9 : Rodney RojasMatch Game - 209 - No WinnerMatch Series - 710 - No Winner

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C H AT S W O R T H — ABTA Regular Vic Hilvano, was the best. He won in our long awaited return to popu-lar Rocket Lanes. Winning our latest event from the top seeded position in a strange and unusual finish down-ing the Hot Shooting Chris Kelly in the title game to take home a top prize of $2,200 to Cypress.

Our return to Rocket was just great, we had a good 155 entrants, and had 48 bowlers advance to the semifinals.

Leading the Semis was Super ABTA supporter Vic Hilvano with his fine +162.He would sit out and be able to bowl the title game.

Behind him was Dom La Guardia at +147. Dom would sit out and bowl for the title. Dom received a first round bye in the single elims and enter in round two.

It took a +87 for the men and +72 for the ladies to make the Sweet 16 Single Elim Finals.

The Bowlers took to the lanes. The first round single elims losing were: Sophia

Hilvano Wins Title in ABTA Return to Rocket LanesALL POTS CARRY OVER This Week

MATCH GAME is $3,500 / Match Series est $600 3-6-9 is $1,200Bowl-O-Drome is our Host this Saturday (Regular Squad times)

Qualify Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-& 6:00PM Semis 7:45 PMKim Sy, Rina Cordero, Aiza Lacanlale, Arly Teh, Don Sowinski, Danny Guevarra, and Charlie Medina they got checks of $100 for 10-16th places.

In round two being elimi-nated were: Ramiro Pantoja, Roland Escarces, Robert Jones, and Dom La Guardia, and they cashed in 6-9th places and $110 each.

Round three had Ray-mond Sanchez eliminate Jason Sandford, and Chris Kelly got to Alejandro Vela.

Alex, Jason and Steve were 4th and 5th with fine bowling and $120 each.

Chris and Ray to meet for the right to bowl Hilvano for the title.

In this high scoring game Chris had some big strikes and Raymond couldn’t carry. Chris was on to the title game with Ray in his ABTA Debut with very fine bowl-ing.

The title game was set and the horses were paid! Chris returned $38 in the horse bets for everyone who had him at $5.00 per entry.

The title game was on, and Vic led off with a spare.Chris with a strike and both bowlers were struggling.

Vic led in the 5th 66-57 Vic then doubled and fin-ished 191/208. Chris would need seven on the first ball for the win as he had a dou-ble but lost the shot and got a four count.

He then needed to pick it up for the win and a tough spare it was. He missed it and the final score with handicap was Vic 208, Chris 205 and Vic’s second title is in the books!

What a finish although a bit disheartening for Chris! Vic won his second title and folks you cannot find a nicer man!

To lock it up in a 195/205-162-189 margin and a title very well deserved.

Nice bowling by Chris Kelly, a fine guy to say the least if not less. He had been in a bit of a slump beofre hit-ting Rocket Lanes! He one of the good guys for sure!

Newcomers Ray Sanchez and Jason Sandford did well

in 3rd, and 4th place and could have won at Rocket.

Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Chris Kelly for the men +245, and Allison Cornett led the gals at +184. They both get paid entries.

Rodney Rojas was las-tup in the 3-6-9, but missed on shot 3. We will go for $1,200 this week at Bowl-O-Drome!

The Match Game was Un-Matched at 209 drawn by Hilvano. We definitely have a Max Match Game and it will be worth $3,500 this Saturday at Bowl ODrome.

The balance going to a

reserve pot!Match Series worth $260

was also Un-Matched at 710 and wit the carry over we will estimate a $600 Match Series this week,and for only $2.00 to enter.

Champion Vic Hilvano is from Highland Park, and used an OptyX Snake drilled by Brandon at Jewel City Bowl.

He thanks Rocket for hosting us and thanks wife Mansueta, and kids Victor and Virgil for support.

Also the ABTA and Staff for a great tourney. Thanks to all friends and especially Cash and Desi for cheering him on to the title.

Chris Kelly is from Dia-mond Bar, and used a Prime Time drilled by ABTA Mem-ber Pepito Tubera.

He is single but taken by Ms. Connie, a beautilful lady. He thanks, Connie, the ABTA Staff and all of his friends for support.

Raymond Sanchez is from Pacoima and used a Depth Charge drilled by Karl Kurtz at Mission Hills Bowl

He thanks Richard, Rudy, Carol, Mike,Ramiro, MHBC, and TK for support.

We had many New Mem-berss to our Club at Rocket, and thanks to all.

BIG POTS! All are car-ryovers. Welcome new mem-bers esp Jules, Roland, and Fel.

First time cashers were Ray Sanchez, Jason Sand-ford, Robert Jones, George Trainer, Aiza Lacanlale Fe-lix Enofre, Allison Cornett, Cezar Marcella, Jason An-cheta, Frances Brandt, Wal-don Wong, Ricardo Reyes, Esteban Le Bron and Jim Laszlo.

And a big welcome back to Jules & Jet Aquilizan, and Don Sowinski who cashed in their return to ABTA action.

It was just great to finally return to Rocket. Thanks to Bob, Manager, and the su-perb very helpful staff, and especially his hospitality!

Thank you! We WILL return there on our next schedule.

It is history folks, as Vic Hilvano enters the archives as a two time Champion.

Make plans for this weeks One Day event at The Bowl-O-Drome.

Squad times 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM

Big POT$ this week, ALL are Carryovers Check in early!


Sam Levine

Flowers for the Living Award

Since 1961

Salvino Earns 48th FlowSalvino Earns 48th FlowSalvino Earns 48th FlowSalvino Earns 48th FlowSalvino Earns 48th Flowers Aers Aers Aers Aers Awwwwwardardardardardby Jim Dressel

Gurnee, Ill. - Carmen Salvino has gotten to a stage in life where there are few surprises. However, he was caughtcompletely unaware during the June 5 Draft Party in conjunction with the PBA Team Shootout at Six Flags GreatAmerica when he was announced as the winner of the 48th Sam Levine Flowers for the Living Award.

It didn’t take long for Salvino to gather himself and his thoughts. Once at the podium, he confessed his surprise andaccepted the award with grace. He then proceeded to pay even bigger tributes to the Professional BowlersAssociation - who helped elevate his status to the point where he could receive such an award - and the bowlersin attendance, the biggest stars in today’s game, who gave him a standing ovation when his name was announcedas the winner.

Salvino was in attendance because he was one of the coaches for the Team Shootout, where he and his fellowcoaches - Mark Roth and Brian Voss - each drafted their 6-player teams for the event, which was co-sponsoredby the U.S. Bowling Congress.

The award is unusual in that it recognizes someone in bowling who is admired, respected and, indeed, loved. Inrecent years, Salvino has achieved that stature as being one of bowling’s most effective “ambassadors,” a recognitionhe has used to not only promote the sport he loves, but to gracefully point out some of its problem areas. In the lastyear, he was officially recognized in that role by being appointed a USBC Ambassador.

There were also a lifetime of on-the-lanes achievements, highlighted by his 17 PBA crowns - including the NationalChampionship - which culminated in his enshrinement in the PBA and USBC Halls of Fame. Also, Bowling magazinerecently named him one of the 20 Greatest Bowlers of the 20th Century.

What sets Salvino apart is his ability to balance a sparkling sense of humor with timely penchant to speak his mindon subjects that he felt needed the “light of truth.” Flowers presenter Jim Dressel found out about that years agowhen Salvino was recognized as an All-American by Bowlers Journal International. Salvino accepted the award,then gently castigated the magazine for not recognizing his All-American stature years earlier. As Dressel then toldthe audience after Salvino returned the microphone, “I told you he always says what’s on his mind.”

The Sam Levine Flowers for the Living Award has a tradition of being sprung as a surprise on the recipient, andhonorees are determined by a special committee of prominent bowling writers. It was created in 1961 by the lateCleveland Kegler Publisher Sam Levine, and is based on a poem by former Ohio Associated Press Editor FritzHowell. In the poem, Howell suggested that deserving individuals be honored while they were “still alive to smellthe flowers.”

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Flowers for the Living

by Fritz Howell

It seems that when a fellow dies, no matter what he’s been,A saintly chap or one whose life was darkly steeped in sin -That folks forget the bitter words they spoke but yesterdayAnd seem to find a multitude of pretty things to say.

And maybe when I go to rest, someone will bring to lightSome kindly word or goodly act, long buried out of sight,But if it’s all the same to you, just give to me instead,The bouquets while I’m living, and the knocking when I’m dead.

Don’t save your kisses to imprint upon my noble brow,While countless maledictions are hurled upon me now.Just say a kindly word to me, as I mourn here alone,And don’t save all your eulogy to carve upon a stone.

What do I care if, when I’m gone, the whole newspaper worldGives me a glowing writeup and the nation’s flags are furled?Why, it won’t flatter me a bit, no matter what is said,So kindly throw your flowers now, and knock me when I’m dead.

It may be fine, when one is gone, to have folks talk so,And have the flowers come in loads from all the guys you know.It must be nice to have these things for those you leave behindBut, so far as I’m concerned, I really will not mind.

I’m quite alive and well today, and while I linger here,Give me a helping hand at times, give me a word of cheer.Let’s change the game a bit, just sorta swab the decks,For I will be no judge of flowers, when I cash in my checks.

FlowFlowFlowFlowFlowers Aers Aers Aers Aers Awwwwward Recipientsard Recipientsard Recipientsard Recipientsard Recipients1961 Fritz HowellFeb ‘62 Joe SmolenOct ‘62 Sam WeinsteinSept ‘63 John O MartinoFeb ‘64 Joe NorrisOct ‘64 Marion LadewigSept ‘65 Billy SixtyJan ‘67 Tom BolgerOct ‘67 Steve CruchonDec ‘68 Bruce PluckhahnNov ‘69 Frank SczepanskiApr ‘71 Frank BakerNov ‘71 Hank MorinoJune ‘72 Sam LevineJan ‘73 Bill HengenNov ‘73 Alberta CroweNov ‘74 Mort Luby Jr.Nov ‘75 Fred WolfNov ‘76 Chuck PezzanoNov ‘77 Eddie EliasNov ‘78 Emma Phaler

Lee Evans *Nov ‘79 Dick WeberNov ‘80 Bill DoehrmanNov ‘81 Byron Schoeman1982-84 The award in hiatus because of

death of originator Sam LevineMar ‘85 John JowdyFeb ‘86 Don CarterMay ‘87 Joe LyouApr ‘88 Helen BakerApr ‘89 Pat McDonoughMay ‘90 Helen DuvalNov ‘91 Jim BennettDec ‘92 Earl AnthonyFeb ‘94 Millie IgnizioMar ‘95 Augie KarcherMar ‘96 Bob ZellnerMar ‘97 Angelo BiondoNov ‘98 Jack ReichertJune ‘99 Chris SchenkelMar ‘00 Wayne ToddJune ‘01 Tom KourosMar ’02 Glenn AllisonJune ‘03 Dick StoefflerJuly ‘04 Jeanette RobinsonMar ‘05 Pearl KellerJune ‘06 Walt SteinsiekJune ‘07 Lenny NicholsonJune ‘08 Carmen Salvino*(passed away before presentation)

Carmen with Flowers for the Living Award (Photo by Jim Dressel)

ABT OrangeCounty Results Cal Bowl June 7, 2008 AMATEUR BOWLERS TOUR (ABT)ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH

71 Entries – Prize Fund $2059 Progressive $0Mystery $300Champion Shirt $50Total Paid Out $2409

CLASSIC/MASTERS COMBINED FINAL STANDINGS

PLACE NAME SCORE PRIZE1 Santiago Guimary, Jr. 1033 $700

Progressive $02 Teddy Junanto 1010 $3503 Noel Sicat 1003 $1754 Gregg Aldapa 978 $1405 Vernon Adams 968 $1106 Andre Rounds 966 $977 Esther Tambio 957 $938 Fred Ringor 939 $889 Jeremy Paulsen 936 $85

10 Dodie Sajonas 930 $8111 (TIE) Kevin Blunt 926 $7011 (TIE) Jeremy O'Hara 926 $70

SCRATCH SWEEPER STANDINGS

16 Entries – Prize Fund $800Total Paid Out $800

PLACE NAME SCORE PRIZE1 Vernon Adams 952 $5002 Greg Neuer 901 $175

3 (TIE) Deven Walls 882 $62.50 3 (TIE) Andre Rounds 882 $62.50

SENIOR SWEEPER STANDINGS

8 Entries – Prize Fund $80Total Paid Out $80

PLACE NAME SCORE PRIZE1 Lowell Thompson 916 $502 Adam Drozdz 900 $30

MYSTERY SCORE POT-OF-GOLDGame number and scores were drawn after the final squad. 1st Chance Score was 210 in Game #2possibly good for $300Miriam Galluzzo was the winner 2nd Chance Score was 213 in Game #2possibly good for $150

3rd Chance Score was 205 in Game #2possibly good for $75

NEXT TOURNAMENT MYSTERY SCORE POT OF GOLD WILL BE WORTH: 1st Chance $300; 2nd

Chance $150; 3rd Chance $75

tournament this weekend. We had 16 entries, paying out $800. Congratulations to Vernon Ad-ams for coming in first with a scratch series of 952. Coming in second was Greg Neuer and tied for third was Deven Walls and Andre Rounds.

Lowell Thompson was the winner of the optional Senior Sweeper with a 916 handicap series, receiving a check for $50. Adam Drozdz came in second with a 900 series and will receive $30.

The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our final squad. Game #2 was the game drawn. The first chance score of 210 (possibly good for $300) was drawn. Our second chance score (possibly good for $150) was 213. The third chance score (possibly good for $75) was 205. New-comer Miriam Galluzzo was the winner of the first chance and will receive a check for $300. The Mystery Pot is available to all members (Classic and Mas-ters) and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank the management and staff at Cal Bowl for hosting our tourna-ment. Our next scheduled event will be June 21-22 at

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Yorba Linda Bowl. This will be a 3-game format tournament with Saturday squads at 12:30, 2 and 3:30PM and one squad Sunday morning at 10AM. Semi-finals will begin at 12N. All semi-finalists must check in by 11AM. The address for Yorba Linda Bowl is 18171 Imperial Highway in the city of Yorba Linda. Their phone number is 714.777.3818.

The ABT winter league will be holding a meeting Saturday morning, June 21, at 10AM at Yorba Linda Bowl. All fran-chise holders and anyone inter-ested in bowling in the league are asked to attend this meeting. The ABT League has been in existence for over 30 years and is a scratch league with a team maximum average of 750 (four-person team) open to all members in good standing with the ABT. Handicap and scratch side pots are available, as well as brackets. The league bowls on Friday nights at 9PM. If you are interested in participating in this league, please contact the league secretary, Troy Sucatre at 714.827.3491.

The ABT office will be closed from June 13-June 18 while the staff and directors at-tend and participate in the State and National tournaments.

We hope to see you at Yorba Linda on June 21-22!


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Modified Qualifying and Finals format for State Queens and Masters Event!

The 2008 California State Queens and Masters events have undergone major changes for the better. For both events, bowlers have two opportunities to qualify: 1) using their Open or Women’s Championships All-event scores OR 2) qualify in the Last Chance squad the same weekend of the finals. The Queens Tournament will be held August 16-17 at West Lane Bowl in Stockton and the Masters will be held Sep-tember 5-7 at Forest Lanes in Lake Forest. The Last Chance squad allows bowlers to par-ticipate without having to par-ticipate in the current Open or Women’s Championship event. This major change will allow more bowlers the opportunity to participate and should help to increase the prize fund tre-mendously!

$4,000 estimated in prize money (based on 75 bowl-ers) for the Queens event: 32 qualifiers will compete in Double Elimination (Best 2 of 3) format. The qualifiers will consist of the top 13 finishers overall from the 2008 Women’s Championships All-Events, the past two Queens Champions,

the top All-Events finisher from 2008 Women’s Championships and the top 16 finishers from Last Chance qualifying squad on Aug. 16.

$12,000 estimated in prize money (based on 200 bowl-ers) for the Masters event: 64 qualifiers will compete in Double Elimination (Best 2 of 3) format.

The qualifiers will consist of the top 29 finishers from the Open Championships All-Events, the past two Masters Champions, the 2008 Open State Championships Optional Scratch All-Events Champion and the top 32 finishers from Last Chance qualifying squad on Sept. 5.

Please be sure to get your entry at the check-in table at the championship events, find one at your local center or download the entry online at www.CalUSBC.com.

You can read in more detail the rules of the tournament. For any questions or concerns, please contact Matt Cormack at [email protected] or (818) 222-2663. Thank you for your support to these events and to the bowlers of California!

Forest Lanes 6 Gamer Won

by BerkelLAKE FOREST—Pat

Berkel and Greg Neuer were neck and neck in the final game with Neuer ahead by only one pin. From the sixth frame on Pat Berkel kept creeping ahead pin by pin finally capturing first place and top cash.

Pat dedicated his win in memory of Frank Kietz who helped him with his game and personal life choices.

Sidepots were captured by Greg Neuer (269-237-237) Wayne Hohemstein (239-255) and Jennifer Wayne (277).

Blocks went to Greg Neuer and Jennifer Wayne.

Until the California State Tournament is over, the 6 gam-er dates “will be announced”. So watch the front page for the next tournament.

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Can You Top This.... Joel Ricketts Bowls Five 299 Games In One Season!

by Frank WeilerHEMET—Citrus Belt star bowler Joel Ricketts averaged

233 last season and has bowled thirteen certified/sanctioned 300 games, including two as a PBA regional bowler. However, none of these accomplishments are what he remembers most about his recent experiences on the lanes. So what accomplishment was the highlight of Joel’s last season?

In his mind, the highlight of last season was his bowling five certified 299 games. All of these honor scores were rolled at Hemet Lanes, where he manages the Pins and Needles Pro Shop. At least two of the 299s should have been perfectos, with the twelfth shots hitting the pocket and leaving “stone” eight pins. However, as all bowlers know, when a round ball hits ten oval pins only GOD can predict with 100% certainty what will happen.

While Joel has bowled several 800s, the high series resulting from these 299 games was a 785.

My research to date, as historian of the Citrus Belt Association, indicates that five 299 games in one season is a Citrus Belt record. Do you know of anyone in the Citrus Belt who has topped Joel’s accomplishment? Let me know at [email protected].

Thanks Bowling News for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers.

What’s New With The SSTSuper Senior Tour Of CaliforniaComing this weekend to Fantasy Lanes, Indio CaAlways a great stop, bring your club cardOr get one at the front desk.Qualifying Saturday June 14-08. Check-in 9 to 9:30. Bowl at 9:45 Sunday finals. Check-in at 9. Practice 9:30. Bowl at 9:30 am. For more information, check our web site at, www superseniortour.com

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STUDIO CITY — A tie? Coffee mug? Ratchet set? Since 1910, children far and wide have tried to come up with the perfect father’s day gift. Look no more! Nothing says ‘I love you Dad’ better than a game of bowling. And what better place to bring good ole Dad than Pinz. We at Pinz address all fathers out there and wish them all a very Happy Father’s Day!

PINZ ADULTS You would think everyone was a father on our leagues with the battle cry, “Who’s your Daddy? Who’s your Daddy?” that’s heard echoing throughout Pinz after a good game. And if that question was raised this past week the following people all deserve a tie as these scores can attest to: Tavern Guild: Mark Peavey 245/676, Ed Dusseau 234/675, Curt Zellers 233/651, Bob Thomas 232/629, David Quam 622, Rick Kondo 226. Twilighters: Tony Deraud 236/692, Dane Price 278/685, Michael Hoit 245/621, Laurie Faso 234/629, Jim Moore 619, Deon Martin 245. S.C.B.L.: Jim Foltyn 298/688, Scott Spande 685, Larry Day 266/681, Brian Patterson 266/660, Jeff Dowling 288/644, Neil In-man 254.

PINZ JUNIORS “A Dad is a person who is loving and kind, and often he knows what you have on your mind. Though he needs to shave his Van-dyke beard, he is there to cheer you on when you bowl a strike and realizes your skills are just plain sick.” Sweetness admits he can’t rhyme, but if you don’t think these scores are amazing, then it’s a crime! Adult Junior: Brad Lander 279/664, Treven Goldsmith 227/659, Adam Lander 224/608, Jamie Spector 220/579, Nikolai Berk 209/579. Senior Scratch: Nikolai Berk 243/891, Nathan Honda 239/856, Scott Englehart 222/835, Ethan Bensinger 225/749, Natalie Kato 725, Treven Goldsmith 217. Senior Galaxies: Billy Lander 172/447, Rachel Acacio 149/415, Daniel Cohen 148/377, Noah Lander 363, Stirling McCulloch 166, Ty Paiali 140/330. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 126/340, Nicholas Martinez 85/190.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES We don’t get it! We’re sure many of our seniors on the lanes are parents and maybe dare I say grandparents but these seniors can bowl better than most young whippersnappers! Our hats go out to all our senior fathers and even for those who are not for they lead by example and have taught our staff so much and as these scores show, is there any wonder why we admire them so? Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 204/526, Bob Garrick 523, Cynthia Burkenheim 181/435, Joyce Rabinowitz 157/432, Ken Burkenheim 192. Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 197/527, Charlene Gaffney 188/510, Nancy Sherwood 160/441, Elaine Vanoff 436, Victoria Rastocky 171/433, Roz Levitt 160. Coffee & Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 497, Hildegard Miller 188. Joslyn Seniors: Bob Garrick 214/606, Sol Stein 208/563, Teri Bonato 171/475, Kathy George 161/438. Senior Social: Gary Olsen 221/605, Art Michener 199/500, Joel Margolis 184/467, Charlene Gaffney 182/449, Bob Garrick 159/426. Bowler of the Week: Do we have a better bowler than Nikolai Berk? No, actually we don’t. He not only was the youngest Pinz bowler to register a 300 game, also bowls with the best partner, Nice D. Check out Team 18 to see their scores. Barbara Lee congratu-lated him with a cake and a whole bunch of other souvenirs. Sweetness Quote of the Week: “When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years.” - Mark Twain

WINNETKA — Are you ready with all your surprises for Dad? It’s his day this Sunday and a day of bowling would be a nice treat. Whatever you decide to do have a great time. Summer doesn’t officially begin until June 21, but from the looks of the league sheets here at Canoga Park Bowl some of that heat is indoors. Take a look at these scores: Adult Junior Doubles: Chip Minot 267/726, Bob Scherzberg 224/635, Trish Wilson 167/489. YOUTH—Jennifer Pyka 206/530, Kacie Norman 68/181, Nick Minot 213/623, A.J. Minot 227/608, Nick Ahadzadeh 160/441. Viva Las Vegas: Daniel Clebanoff 235/633, Mike Olson 221/631, Stephen Mendez 247/629, Curtis Litzenberg 236/615, Yvon Yonan 215/562, Lori Bains 207/506, James Smith Jr. 237. River Maniacs: Bill Williams 270/770, Donald Gossett 259/728, Scott Crawford 264/684, Trevor Stoy 676, Mike Olson 280/655, Marsha Williams 527, Sandie Crawford 202, Monise Kelly 524, Tyrone Fox 268. Monday Nite Live: Marc Loshin 228/653, Frank Villaorlad 244/630, Vu Lam 237/613, Dick Singer 209, Rebecca Singer 206. Comedians: Lou Cherpin 268/769, David Guilmette 257/706, Mike Pavlowsky 256/693, Gary Gladstone 277/663, Russ Gothrick 662, Tina Enriquez 213/563, Amanda Gross 563, Mary Becker 524, Mark May 251. Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Mike Willis 278/988, Aaron Steinberg 289/981, Marsha Williams 247/866,James Smith Jr. 234/857, Daniel Williams 238/842, Bill Williams 817, Robyn Willis 253/715, Ari Plessner 234, Bev Zietz 207. League Of Our Own: Mark Lopez 619, Melanie Campos189/462, Michael Campos 242, Darwin Rubio 232, Mark Olvarino 226, Mike Motanez 224, Edwin Serrano 223. Dodger Bowling Club: Richard Dahlson 202/537, Carol Clair 156/442. Copper Bucket: Sweeper Scores—Alec Hunter 219/625, Rusty Yeager Jr. 247/612, Pete Ramirez 224/607, Jody Wheeler 169/443, Don Ruiz 269, John Porras 217. PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Mike Pollack 224-221/856, Johnnie Englehart 216-214-214/804, Marsha Williams 192/688, Scott Friedman 278, Fred Sloss 230-219, Anthony Pavlowsky 220, Stephen Mendez 213, Edward Townsend 201. BOYS—Matt Jones 201-199-194/753, Daniel Williams 182-177/670. 500 Classic: Flo Bruno 202/594, Petra Kaun 203/580, Mary Lauer 232/560, Krista Supa 221/552, Pauline Aldrich 202/548, Karen McDonald 214. The Classics: Louis Enriquez 244/658, Sharon Enriquez 202/543, Rean Luttrell 521, Jerry Lovell 213, Michael Witt 205. Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Scott Friedman 279/926, Aaron Steinberg 249/881, James Hudgins 234/808, Patricia Gross 643, Cynthia Lopez 211/615, Paul Barkley Jr. 227, Ken McElvaney 217. Bnai Brith Classic Doubles: Roman Agiert 300/699, George Lip-pert 219/649, Jay Rosen 231/647, Stu Teichner 613, Joel Tetreault 218, Steve Horenstein 218. Vegas For Fun: League championship this Friday, June 13. Vegas Sweeper, Saturday, June 21, 12 noon at Sam’s Town Bowl-ing Center. Matt Neiswanger 266/713, Jun Tumacay 247/661, Joel Seguin 651, Robert Spengeman 226/637, Roger Budlong 235/627, Pam Fountain 202/552, Ed Kiresich 227. Friday Vegas: Tiffany Morita 222/606, Jeremy Paulsen 219/527. Party Animals: Greg Fonvergne 243/642, Louis Fonvergne 224/608, Erica Pollack 213/545, Rochelle Zender 517, Penny Allen 504, Mitch Drickman 214/501, Lamont Smith 211, Michael Fonvergne 201, Michael Pollack 200. Saturday, June 14 is Flag Day so get those flags out.

Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — To all the father’s here at Canoga Park Bowl, we say, Happy Father’s Day. We have great senior scores to report this week... Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 246/644, Bill Robb 216/616, Al Reiswig 207/610, Dave Yahn 213/604, Dave Folck 203/673, Karen McDonald 185/509, Eleanor Weaver 193/498, Harriet Faith 178/453, Marge Hebard 452, Ellie Alliston 429, Carol De Zotell 169, Donna Mae Brown 168. 39’Ers Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 255/704, Jerry Kanow-itz 242/651, Dave Folck 267/648, Richard Greenz-weight 642, Jose Blanco 621, Donald Macek 234/612, Lucy Tralla 190/549, Arlene Bonino 531, Eloise Valencia 191/518, Lil Baker 187/515, Len Haydock 242, Larry George (LH) 233, Don McCoy 233. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Richard Greenzweight 238/699, Bill Robb 205/575, Carolyn Scherzberg 198/568, Bob Adams 194/555, George Schneider 188/542, Dale Rubin 190/506, Nancy Cottrell 191/539, Arlene Bonino 193/507, Mary Lauer 176/476, Helen Layfield 176/464. See you next week.

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DOWNEY — The High Rolling Brunswick League at Del Rio Lanes continued their end of season bracket style rolloff Monday night. Two of the six qualifying teams took to the lanes on the “House Condition” at 7:30 P.M. “Threadworks” (Roman Torres-Mike Cammarata-Jack Price-Greg Neuer) bowled two team games, 864 and 921 with great individual efforts. Torres 255/246, Cammarata 196/224, Price 201/172 and Neuer 212/279. Tri-Star Vending (David Yamauchi 246/247, Larry Campbell 218/216, Mike Darby 278/255, Jon Brandon 226/227) put together team sets of 968 and 945. They took a break (counted their strikes and a couple of lucky hits), then geared up for a match against J.P.A. Windows. The J.P.A. guys (Ramiro Garcia 246/159, Johony Polony 179/181, Arnold Cheesman 189/224 and Herbert Jones 180/194) were paired up on a “Sport” condition which brought the scores down considerably and called for perfect spare making. Tri-Star Vending was very consistent (that means they didn’t get a break!) building team games of 704 and 728. J.P.A.’s 794/768. (David Yamauchi 173/186, Larry Campbell 181/192, Mike Darby 190/164, Jon Brandon 160/186). Next Monday, June 16, the 7:30 P.M. Match-up will be be-tween J.P.A. and 5-Star Appaisal (Jeff Carr-John Mongillo-Danny Ontideros-Dave Bartlett). A different condition will be laid out on the competition lanes (it’s been declared to all bowlers). Picking the right equipment could make the difference between winning and losing. Right? Or Wrong? Interested bowlers are welcome to come and watch the action at Del Rio Lanes Monday night.


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The meeting adjourned at 12:30 pm to allow board mem-bers to either work the Product Fair or attend the Workshop, where moderator Bob Shulman from USBC addressed all the changes taking place at headquar-ters,. This was followed by a Q & A session from an attendance that nearly filled the entire room.

Sunday’s Annual Meeting was opened by President Hoffmann at 9:00 AM and the presentation of the flags. followed by the intro-duction of each CAUSBC Board Member as they marched in.

The morning session gave at-tention to the reports of Officers, Directors, CAUSBC Commit-tees, and those of the California Youth Committee. The proposed change to the CAUSBC By-Laws, Article VII-Meetings, dealing with submitting creden-tials of delegates to the Annual Meeting was approved by the voting delegates.

CAUSBC 2008 Stars of To-morrow and $l,000 Scholarship Winners, Samantha Jimenez of Rowland Heights and Douglas Frisbie of Concord were intro-duced.

Inducted into our 2008 Hall of Fame was Sharon Aronson, of Modesto for Superior Per-formance and George Glavas of Sacramento for Meritorious Service.

The meeting recessed for lunch and 124 delegates and guests chose to attend our Annual Luncheon and enjoy a delicious full course menu.

The afternoon session re-convened on schedule with the New Business being the Election of CAUSBC Board Members and those candidates for the California Youth Committee All CAUSBC encumbants and those nominated from the floor were elected by acclamation. Although the election process of CYC is rather complicated, the diligent work of the Nominating Committee and Tellers collecting and counting the ballots, brought the vote back much more quickly this year. The president took the opportunity during the bal-lot counting process to call for reports from the “600”, “500” and “15-Year” Clubs.

With no further business President Hoffmann called for the Retirement of the Flags af-terwhich, he called the meeting adjourned at 3:30 pm.

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JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

WINNETKA—Welcome to the JAT Farm Club update, where this will be the last arti-cle of the 2007-08 season. This past weekend, the JAT took to the lanes at Canoga Park Bowl on both Saturday and Sunday. Saturday we had our Tourna-ment of Non-Champions event with one bowler skillful enough to come back on Sunday for our Tournament of Champi-ons. Canoga gave us a very good shot as the high scoring will show.

For the format of our T of NC, we used the Open divi-sion format of 6 qualifying games and bracket elimination (top 8) to determine the new titlist. We had an unusual small turnout of only 16 bowl-ers for the non-champs event that was probably caused by our month off between the last regular tournament and this one. Leading almost from start to finish was Brian Hernandez behind reportable games of 256-255-234-224-236. Brian finished qualifying at plus 204 and had the tournament high game. Other qualifying highs came in from Victor Hilvano 248, Dan Updegraff 223-222-246-246, Kurtis Guenzel 246, Mark Myers 236-232-237-231, Jerome Jordan 236, Curtis Howard 236, Godfrey Galsim 235-234, Josh Gartrell 220-231, Gary Smith 227-224, and Joe Mayo 224. The cut for the bracket elimination (best 2 of 3 games) was Andrew Svoren at minus 39.

In the first round of eight, it appeared that everyone was speed bowling, with only one of the four pairings going to a third game tie-breaker. The field and advancement was Hernandez over Svoren, Smith over Jordan, Myers over Gar-trell, and Galsim defeating Updegraff. And the speed bowling continued during the round of four, with Hernandez getting by Smith and Galsim over Myers. Lastly, in the final round, the two decided to battle it out. In the end, it was Hernandez defeating Galsim 142-213, 171-168, 203-175. Congratulations Brian as you join Wesly Low as the Canoga Park 2007-08 champions, both of you under 5 feet tall.

Now with all of that high scoring, Sunday was even

more impressive as Brian was joined by 9 other JAT Farm Club champions. With only 10 bowlers on Sunday, we changed the format to be 10 games of match play with a top 3 finals. Now let me introduce our 10 champions by way of their reportable scores. First we have the tournament high game coming in from Brian Le with a 288. Mr. Le also had games of 230-254-235-238. Next we have Andrew Hilvano 225-279-222, followed by Max Slevcove 266-224-248-234-238-269, Virgil Hilvano 248-246-264-227, John McCullin 223-257-234, Brian Hernandez 249-257, Brandon Pekins 256-246-223-232-222-247-236, James Bael 224-246-226, Wesly Low 231-237-220, and Steven Maida 221-230-235-235.

The finals then started off with the third seed Le (+370) taking on V. Hilvano (+428). Brian took this match 226-189 to move on and now faced top seed Slevcove (+526). Slevcove took the first match 246-237 while Le capture the second 215-190. With both bowlers tired the long day came down to one game. And capturing his third title was Slevcove 192-146. Congratula-tions Max.

So there concludes our 2007-08 season. All that’s left is our year-end awards and getting ready for next season. Strangely, I’ll have over two and half months to do so. What will I do? Have a good summer everyone.

Ultimate Jr. Elimsby David Gordon

LAKEWOOD—This is a hard article to write, but it is a reality check. The Ultimate Jr. Elims summer tournament program housed at Cal Bowl is being cancelled after only three sessions. With only a half a dozen bowlers and no optimism of meeting our goal of twenty, I feel it is better to allow those six the time and money to enjoy the remainder of the summer.

There were a lot of factors that played into our low turn-out, among them national level tournaments, California Youth State, and the biggest one – gas prices. We will revisit the format of this event next sum-mer. But for now, it’s over and I’m going to enjoy my boring summer. Good luck and skill to everyone in all of the varied upcoming events. All see you all in September.

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Bowling in the Chamber of Commerce League Wednesday night at Oak Tree Lanes

ERIK JOHNSON bowled his first 300 game. A 175 average, He has his equipment drilled by Tony Rodriguez at

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$70,000 in Scholarships Awarded at 2008 Pepsi Championships!The 2008 California Pepsi Cham-

pionships awarded $70,000 in scholar-ship to 250 youth bowlers. The District Finals held back in March had 4,079 participants competing in six divisions and was held at 8 different centers across the state: District #1 - Lariat Bowl, Red Bluff; District #2 - Double Decker Lanes; Rohnert Park; District #3 - Granada Bowl - Livermore; District #4 - Bellevue Bowl - Atwater; District #5 - AMF Southwest Lanes - Bakersfield; District #6 - Victor Bowl - Victorville; District #7 - Oak Tree Lanes - Diamond Bar; and District #8 - Yorba Linda Bowl, Yorba Linda. 1,477 bowlers participated in the 11-under division and we awarded 187 bowlers with scholarships. The remaining 2,602 12-up division bowlers competed to qualify to the next level, the State Finals that were held May 3-4 at Fountain Bowl in Fountain Valley. The first place finishers from the 12-up divisions were presented with a commemorative California USBC Association (CUSBC) watch and certificate at the State Finals. 479 bowlers traveled across the state to compete in a six game qualifying format on a sport shot condition. 16 bowlers qualified to the stepladder roll-off held immediately after the last squad of qualifying. The roll-off (see our website for the roll-off results) determines scholarship placement as well as determining the 8 National Finalists that will represent our state. California is allotted 8 berths: (2) Girls’ 12-up handicap, (4) Boys’ 12-up handicap, (1) Girls’ 12-up scratch and (1) Boys’ 12-up scratch, each receiving a travel stipend and will compete at the Pepsi USBC Youth Championships National Finals and the USBC Jr. Gold Championships (Scratch Division) in Detroit Michigan this July. The eight National Finalists are: PRESTON FUKUMIZU, Yorba Linda Bowl (Boys Scratch); NATALIE JIMENEZ, Yorba Linda Bowl (Girls Scratch); GREGORY ROSENBERG, Santa Clarita Bowl; DEREK WARMAN, Bel Mateo Bowl; KYLE FRIEDRICH*, Valley Center Bowl; EDGAR GEE, Presidio Bowl (Boys Handicap); TIF-FANY VALLEDARES, Bel Mateo Bowl; and KAYLA CLARK, Delta Bowl (Girls Handicap). *Alternate

The 2008 Pepsi Champions are:PRESTON FUKUMIZU, Yorba Linda Bowl (Boys Scratch) $1570 Scholarship AwardNATALIE JIMENEZ, Yorba Linda Bowl (Girls Scratch) $500 Scholarship AwardGREGORY ROSENBERG, Santa Clarita Bowl (Boys Handicap) $3000 Scholarship AwardTIFFANY VALLEDARES, Bel Mateo Bowl (Girls Handicap) $2500 Scholarship AwardEach champion will receive a jacket and scholarships are awarded based on a 1:8 ratio for each division.

SPECIAL THANKS to www.BowlersParadise.com, Elite Bowling (www.elitebowling.com) and Pin Point Bowling Concepts from Montebello (located inside AMF Beverly Bowl). They all donated items for our fundraising raffles at the district and state finals sites, helping us to raise more scholarship dollars. Please visit them and help us to THANK them for their generous con-tributions and support! We must thank the hosting centers for the District Finals. Their staff was outstanding and helpful to our District Directors that worked so hard in organizing the District Finals events. And we can’t forget our great youth coaches who got all the paperwork together for the largest scholarship event in California. There may be changes with the Pepsi National Finals for next year. We will keep everyone posted with information on our website. If you have any questions about this tournament or would like more information, please contact us through our website at www.CalUSBC.com/pepsi.htm.


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All “Hale” To Chief Tony in Rocky Marsh Doubles

by Joy McGregor

ANAHEIM—Resident Super Sub Tony Hale certainly put on a bowling clinic Friday morning. He shot a sizzling 289 right out of the shoot and followed THAT up with a picture-perfect Perfecto. Tony added a 226 to boast his first sanctioned 800 series, at 815. His 268 finale put him on top of the leader board and registered a whopping 1,083 set. Outstanding bowling Tony!

Shig Shozi was on his game and when he’s in “hiz zone”, he is un-stoppable. Shig tossed games of 270-204-246 for 720 and added 247 to register 967.

David Wright was “wright -on” and put on a show of his own firing games of 236-258-251 for 735 and added 201 to post a fine 956.

Tim Blough, new to Rocky Marsh this season, sent a message that he is to be reckoned with as he tossed 237-244-196 and 237 to total 917. Tim is a very personable and yes, unassuming young man. Welcome Tim!

E.J. Rogers, another very likeable young man and excellent bowler, strutted his stuff and showed his style on games of 237-203-204 and 268 to post 912.

Terry Brent, certainly no stranger to stealing the headlines, stroked his way into the 900 Club and showed his maple moxy on games of 233-191-220 and 258 to post 902.

Dora Miller bowled her way to high series for the gals. Dora tossed 204-183-252 and 225 to register a fine 864. Yay for the ladies and way to go Dora!!

More HOT scores: Willy Bordenave 248-886, Gino Vassallo 257-882, Kerry Wright 232-853, Ron Douglass 266-848, Lisa Somma 251-845, Kyle Osterman 245-845, Bob Gosnell 219-844, Johnny Munson 245-844, Frank Bellinder 236-840, John Phillips 237-832, Jack Wilson 233-832, Tony Chaco 236-831, Janine Ditch 225-829, Carl Adinolfi 210-817, Hong Kha 237-815, Ed Mote 236, Juan Sandoval 226, Tom Keehn 225, Lloyd Thierry 224, Rose Williams 223, Al Lara 213, Alan Bloom 212, Larry Green 210, Marie Barbush 208, Kantral Williams 204, Gloria Ferrulli 203 and Fred Voysey 202. Until next week...

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — Pick up a copy of the Bowling News, get comfortable and let’s see who made the honor list this week here at Del Rosa Lanes. Young At Heart: Bob Lee 197/556, Betty Snow 175/478. Park & Rec.: Bob Corrigan 204-236/609, John Hutchings 222, Jim James 218, Esther Byrd 477, Teresa Vest 190. Afternooners: Bob Cor-rigan 521, Frank Deluca 191, Teresa Vest 160/469, Velma Bone 160. Golden Goodies: Bob Cor-rigan 213-541, Jean Newton 203/535. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Patti Bech-told 829, 2. John Sanford 790, 3. Barb Newman 781, 4. Mary Hernandez 755. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Cari Burris 829, 2. Harvey Tobias

Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — The ju-niors here at Del Rosa Lanes have scores to report. Bantam Buddies: Azmir Ransom 294, Austin Murphy 123, Taylor Rash 172/359. P inc rackers : B r ian F ie lds 147/415. Strike Force: Marty Coyazo 265/626, Jeff Bonnett 278/610, Jon Huckabee 212, Shelby Scheffler 189/532. HAPPY FATHER’S DAY, DAD!!

SAN BERNARDINO — Everyone take out your flag and fly it proudly on Saturday, June 14, Flag Day. It’s quite a sight to see everyone participate in this special day. The scores are another sight for the bowlers to see, es-pecially if your name is on the list. So here we go... Angels/Dodgers: Tim Eshelman 198/522, Krystal Roes 208/521. Capri: Tiffany Sand 213/539. Mary’s Invitational: Marv Sargent 222-226-267/715, Leighton Beach 211-278-211/700, P.J. Buckner 217-226-247/690, Corky De Maio 215-249-225/689, James Harris II 200-255-223/678, Sam Frisby 224-212-220/656, Vince Vasquez 289/643, Josh Ball 216-235/612, Roger Wiford 200-201-202/603 (stepladder), Jerry Mullenix 231, Eric Ybarra 225, Debra Neff 222-202/608, Jackie Farris 201, Toni Futch 200. Wednesday Vegas: Jeff Hout 217-201/588, Steve Sauceda 222, Luci Britt 472, Kiki Bishop 190. 425 Scratch Doubles: Gary Chagolla 253, John Davis 257-257, P.J. Buckner 258, Nathan Urrutia 255-269, Bobby Campagnale 269-267, Walt Stull 270. R.C.H.: Wes Cain 237/626, Donna Falcon 197/513. S.B. City Mixed: Randy Perrine 258/636, Robert Richards 226-216/15, Jim Davis 245, Marty Perry 194/520. Good Times: Raymond Pitchford 256-224/651, Joe Mar-tinez Jr. 231-235/650, Hector Velez 210-241/648, Jerome Forch 205-236/623, Michael Gray 289/621, Vince Vasquez 207-206/607, Bill Elliott 279/606, Don Mills 247, Eddie Ken-nedy 244, John Perkins 236-219, Joseph Pochop 225-210, Georgia Forch 242-215/628, Rolann Karper 213, Lorri Scott 210, Dottie Taylor 200. Adult/Jr.: Bobby Campagnale 225-240-233/698, Joe Dube 213-249/638, Ana Gutierrez 156/422, Ronnie Smith Jr. 177/471, Shelby Scheffler 135/374. A special wish for all the Dad’s here at Del Rosa Lanes...Happy Father’s Day! That’s all for this week!

811, 3. Ron Barnett 765, 4. Chuck Taylor 755, 5. Ardie Barnett 739, 6. Bob Corrigan 736, Booby, Phosie Lotze 524. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Mi-chael Huddelston 825, 2. Jay Hudkins 777, 3. Chuck Taylor 762, 4. Betty McCutchan 746, Booby, Frank Greaves 543.

Wilson Whistles 779 In Junior Adult Scratch Doubles At Linbrook Bowl

by Stacy ANAHEIM — Aaron Wilson held the hot hand in the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles at Linbrook Bowling Center on Friday afternoon. Aaron aced beautiful scores of 234-268-277 for a sizzling 779 series. Great bowling, Aaron! E. J. Rogers did some terrific bowling of his own rolling 232-246-277 for a fantastic 755 series. Mark McLeod mixed the pins for 223 and a nice 611 series. Jimmy Vasquez smacked a 241 for a great 604 series. For the Adults, Andrew Newburn nailed 222-225-229 for a consistent 676 series and Darrell Wilson whipped 200-220 for 600. In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Mark McLeod mastered the lanes for 193-237-190 for a 620 series. For the girls, Jessica Quental quietly rolled a fabulous 193 game. In the Bumper Busters, we had a nice turnout for a fun morning! Yasmine Kadri tossed 80-124-69, R.J. Davis dunked 113-118-92, MaryBeth Zipanzang zapped 97-88-40, Joseph Aguirre aced 98-87, Stacie Jellsey stomped 96-79, Zack Jellsey jammed 73-92, Kaitlyn Aguirre added 82-84, Kellen Hicks hit 80-83, Ryan Gallant rolled 76-81, Taylor Pac tackled 78-70, Khamron Gardner kicked 69-77, Amder Sanderson scored 50-60! The scores continued to sizzle in the Saturday Linbrook Juniors. Aaron Wilson contin-ued to strike from the day before smashing 198-257-195 for a 650 series. Right on his heels was Mark McLeod. Mark carried for 225-190-232 for a terrific 647 series. Valerie Matsumoto just missed the 600 mark with 597 on games of 174-203-220. Two hundred bowlers were Jeremiah Tan 242, Nick Murillo 234, Jay Tyag 226, Aly Lacson 210, Bobby Hornacek 209 and Brock Contreras 204. Other highlights were Jeff Hunt 199, Shelby Lacson 124 average, 185, Jeremy Lewis 173, Matthew Clark 167 and Domynyc Gardner, 84 average, 129-122.

ANAHEIM — We hope the bowlers here at Linbrook Bowl-ing Center take advantage of our bowling specials. The ad at the bottom of this page always lists special events and discounted prices on bowling, days and times. You can plan your weekly events by marking your calendars with the activities at Linbrook Bowl. Santa Gals and Guys: Carl Adinolfi 223-255/667, Tony Chaco 223-203-218/644, Mike Blankenship 205-237/618, Romy Ruedas 205-204/600, Art Gutierrez 222, Alice Sny-der 225/614, Eileen Debenedetto 210, Sandy Durkin 207, Brenda Blankenship 205. Lunch Bunch: Mike Hardy 220, Ozzie Randolph 200. Swinging Trios: Mike Warr 222-225/618, Ike Eisenacher 205, Pete Casare 204. Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 227-279//695, John Magill 215-247/656, Josh Boisoneau 222-243/653, Tom Horton 213-219-220/652, Steve Saybrook 234-220/634. No Knottcents: Michael Byrd 225, Chris Vandyke 22, Jim Johnstone 210-205, Christina Byrd 211, Erika Gonzalez 202, Carmen Murillo 201. R.C.R.C.: Shigi Sing 212, Tom Alderson 201. Executive Doubles: John Conway 257-247/675, Stan Ev-ans 213-237/646, Bob Mendoza 255-224/638, Ed Signorio 211-220/618, Tony Banks 229-205/616, Lisa Somma 204. Jacks and Jills: Ron Vogel 247-231-224/702, Ken Reser 255/633, Rudy Tomaneng 245/624, Anthony VanKirk 226, James Blythe 223, Susan de Graaff 212. Angels/Dodgers (no-tap): Lee Haywood 290-263-276/829, Ben Philalack 272-277-268/817, Wesley Shoe-maker 297-275-226/798, E. J. Rogers 277-263-250/790, David Haskell 248-232-276/756, Dolly Nielsen 232-223/632, Denise Duarte 219-223/627, Kim Allman 209-205-212/616, Sarah Greenwood 221, Jo Luzania 216. Bowl Sa Mo: Jimmy Kim 242-215-214/671, Duke Lee 224, Sang Kim 224, Andy Kim 204-222, Steve Hong 210. Golden Nuggets: Ro Mutzenberger 225/604. Go For 9 (no-tap): Rey Ortiz 290-266-243/799, Jake McCollum 220-251-297/768, Carl Stutzman 242-262-/703, Lloyd Thierry 212-297/687, Bob Fulton 247-246/675, Fran Stern 221-247-219/687, Pat Nichols 232-221-211/664, Di-ane Johnson 264/659, Carol Hooper 231-219/609, Dahana Klerer 245-200. Party Timers: Pat Sangenito 202-268-237/707, Marcel Tedjasukma 255-214-226/691, Robert Ragans 216-279/686, Danny Janssens 208-206-269/683, Michael Hanken 289-225/682, Karyn Lorentzen 218-242/638, Vicki Tkach 220, Kerry Woolpert 209, Yvonne Dowland 201. Anaheim Nisei: Joe Yanez 232, Al Ogata 221, Dave Lautherboren 217, Fred Sasaki 216, Vince Okada 200, Ray Sanders 200. Nikkei: Ken Queypo 223-213-225/661, Gil Barcoma 212-203-200/615, Sho Tanaka 244/600, Dave Lautherboren 250, Roy Harada 235, Linda Ichiyama 210. 525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 222, Alice Bradley 209. Santa Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 227-245/650, Tony Chaco 203-246/626, Mike Blankenship 214, Rodger Morris 213, Jerry Roddam 203-212, Janet Jaffe 210. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ray Conner 212-213/615, Rudy Espinosa 205, Carl Stutzman 203, Ben Masaki 202. 7-11 Vegas: Eric Angeles 211-261-223/695, John Conway 215-222-231/668, Izzy Garcia 239-257/664, Ed Angeles 214-223-221/658, Chris Davey 214-228-216/658, Lawana Clark 224-224/624, Lisa Somma 202. Korean League: Taek K. Choi 236. Grey Panthers: Ro Mutzenberger 226, Bob Baughman 200, Janine Hanigan 212. T.G.I.F.: Norm Walker 276-222-225/723, Casey Jones 234-213/617, John Sanderson 209-215/608, Rick Sargent 233/603, Michael Sargent 278, Karen Daniels 234. Vegas Party: Ed Angeles 211-261-223/695, John Conway 215-222-231/668, Izzy Garcia 239-257/664, Ed Angeles 214-233-221/658, Chris Davey 214-228-216/658, Lawana

Clark 224-224/624, Lisa Somma 202. Korean League: Taek K. Choi 236. Grey Panthers: Ro Mutzenberger 236, Bob Baughman 200, Janine Hanigan 212. T.G.I.F.: Norm Walker 276-222-225/723, Casey Jones 234-213/617, John Sanderson 209-215/608, Rick Sargent 233/603, Michael Sargent 278, Karen Daniels 234. Vegas Party: Ed Angeles 258-229-214/701, Len Huber 248-258/697, Stan Evans 237-204-222/663, Hong Kha 226-224-213/663, Ron Corona Sr. 213-222-220/655, Connie Wagner 223-203/621, Sarah Greenwood 209, Traci Sodal 202, Pam Weiland 200. 4-4 Vegas: Jerry Joines 221-209/624, Richard Garcia 237/620, Norm Walker 213-216/603, Neil Butschke 201-220. Brian Parker 214, Kathy Greenwood 222, Kathy Springer 200. Family and Friends: Brandon Pangelinan 210-200-266/676, Pete Quintana 220-246-201/667, David Kelly 246-210/639, Ron Aquon 208-231/634, Steve Gonzales 213, Pat McGinn 203, Joan Pangelinan 200. Double Daters: Billy Compton 227-236-224/687, Ben Philalack 203-238-216/657, Lowell Huber 278-200/654, Tim Blough 224-205-222/651, Bill Swanson 256/646, Margie Savage 203. NASCAR: Hong Kha 244-222/650, David Atwood 243-222/624, Alan Bloom 202, John Sarti III 200, Shannon Bloom 222. Senior No-Tap: (results of 6-3-08) 44 entries @ $9=$396. 44 lineage @ $4.50=$198. 44 prize fund @ $4.50=$198. 44 3-6-9 @ $1=$44. Place Money—1st Herb Mihara 859 $36, 2nd Tony Chaco 792 $28, 3rd StanGuzy 784 $21, 4th Frank Jeo 770 $15, 5th Rich Fiore 768 $12, 6th Rose Carter 763 $9. Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Leo Asuncion 314 $10, 2nd Frank Jeo 301 $8, 3rd Dick McKenzie 290 $5.50. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Pete Kizziah 276 $13, 2. Tony Chaco 268 $10, 3rd Ed Hermance 260 $7. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Herb Mihara 316 $10, 2nd Rose Carter 281 $8, 3rd Stan Guzy 279 $5.50. 3-6-9 Carryover: $175. Added: $44. New Total: $175. Winner: Jerry Roddam $44.

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