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BOWLING NEWSOctober 20, 2011

Bowling newsThursday October 20, 2011

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A.B.T. So Cal Sunday Oct. 23 Deer Creek LanesA.B.T. Orange County Sunday Oct. 23 Westminster LanesA.B.T.A. Saturday Oct. 22 Linbrook BowlMonthly Decaf Doubles Sunday Oct. 23 Linbrook BowlSenior No-Tap Thursday Oct. 20 Mission Hills BowlTeddys Color of Money Saturday Oct. 22 Linbrook BowlW.C.S.T. Sat-Sun Oct. 22-23 La Habra “300” Bowl

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Bowling news

6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place SUNDAY, Nov. 6th at 5PM • Entry Fee: $50check-in

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Oil Pattern Used40’ “no lane help” Flat

OpTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info.

Henderson — Tina stickney, Phoenix, AZ was crowned the 2011 Women’s Bowling Alliance Tri-state Queen (AZ, CA, nV) by de-feating Laurie soto of Can-yon Country, CA in the title match 234-209 at sunset sta-tion strike Zone Lanes. The anticipation for the champi-onship match was high since the two athletes were tied after 7 games of round robin match play! Tina competed at a torrid pace of 235.88 dur-ing the 8 games and had a 4-4

Tina Stickney Crowned Tri-State Queenmatch play record on the Ke-gel Beaten Path 41 ft. “Chal-lenge” condition. Laurie was right behind her with a 232.13 match play average. Tina re-ceived $400 plus a $350 entry into the 2012 UsBC Queens in euless, TX.

Queens qualifying saw four women from Arizona take the Top 4 spots: 1. savahna Por-ter, Mesa +198, 2. Tina stick-ney +159, 3. Aeesha Turner +134, Tempe and 4. Bryanna Caldwell, red rock+118. Low to qualify was debbie Ayers, el Cajon, CA +64.

Char Hammel, Las Vegas, nV captured the senior (50+) Queens division by defeat-ing diane Parker, Walnut, CA 666-621 in the 3 game cham-pionship match after diane de-feated Paula Vidad, sun City, CA 686-615. Char received $400 plus a $250 entry into the 2012 UsBC senior Queens in reno, nV. Hammel was high qualifier with +88 and Parker low to qualify with +15.

In the 189 and under hand-icapped Princess division, Marilyn Barcelona, Leemore, CA defeated Maelinda Gehrke, Victorville, CA 611-566 in the 3 game championship match after Marilyn defeated Julie Caspillo, Tracy, CA 627-610. Marilyn received $400 for her title. Gehrke was high qualifier with +78 and Caspillo low to qualify with -13.

The WBA would like to thank Jim Welch, G.M. strike Zone Lanes, storm Bowling Products, 123-awards.com, 4th street Pro shop, san Jose, CA, Parkins o.C. Bowling supply, Tustin, CA, and revolutions Bowling supply, Victorville, CA. Women bowlers can find out more about the WBA and upcoming events at www.wo-mensbowlingalliance.com.

sACrAMenTo — The California Bowling Writers will bring in another outstand-ing speaker to our 2012 An-nual Awards and Media Lun-cheon in sacramento in 2012. one of the rising stars in the bowling industry, Chad Mur-phy, IBC director of Youth development, has been tapped to direct programs initiated through the Yes initiative. The “Yes” - Youth education services - Fund is a united ef-fort by industry leaders in the sport, initiated by the Bowl-ing Proprietors’ Association of America and the United states Bowling Congress, dedicated to youth bowling development and marketing.

Chad is one of the rising stars in the bowling industry. on the lanes, he was a member of the World Team Challenge Grand Champions in 1994 and 1996 and was a part of the Team UsA squad that won a silver medal at the World Tenpin Cup in Amsterdam in 1998. From 1998 until 2010, he worked for Columbia 300, first in San Antonio, then mov-ing to Kentucky in 2007 when the brand was purchased by ebonite International. during his time at Columbia 300, he served in roles ranging from technical tour consultant to

brand manager. In March of 2010, he was named director of Youth by the BPAA, and this past February, was named to the new position of director of Youth development for the entire International Bowling Campus.

Mark you calendars now for the second week in June and plan to attend the CBW Annual Awards and Media Luncheon in sacramento. Watch the bowling papers for additional information and check our website www.cal-bowlingwriters.org for current info.

Chad Murphy to Speak at Writers Luncheon

Chad Murphy

Queens Division:(L-R) 3rd place, Bryanna Caldwell, Queen Tina Stickney, 2nd place Laurie Soto.

Senior Queens Division: (L-R) 2nd place Diane Parker, Queen Char Hammel, 3rd place Paula Vidad.

Princess Division: (L-R) 2nd place Maelinda Gehrke, Princess Marilyn Barcelona, 3rd place Julie Caspillo.

AnAHeIM—The ABTA will visit Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim saturday in a sPe-CIAL one day event which is the start of the 3 week Bo-nus special events. The next three Tournaments will be Bonus events, beginning sat-urday oct 22, then oct. 29 at Forest Lanes, and nov 5 at BrC Covina Lanes

Anyone Bowling in all 3 events will receive 2 Bonus

ABTA at Linbrook Bowl Saturday - Begin’s 3 Week Bonus SpecialsQualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 5:30 3-6-9 and Semis 7:00 PM

900-Global Ball Equipment Demo from 11:00AM — 5:00PMPins, and a $250 Bonus if win-ning the nov 5 event, which will be a nice $3,150 top prize with bonuses.

If bowling in all 3 YoU will get 2 Bonus pins, or 2 of the 3 events, you will get 1 Bonus Pin, a Free drawing for a High end “900 Global” Ball, and a Paid entry into our special Thanksgiving event at CAL Bowl, a $100 Bonus if winning the West Covina

event oct. 15.Linbrook Bowl is located

at 201 so. Brookhurst in Ana-hem. Take either the 5 or 91 freewass toBrookhurst and go south 1 ½ miles to the center. The phone is 714-774-2253. The Match Game again is $3,500, Match series est $400 and the 3-6-9 is again $3,000 and side pots usually go for more than $200 per game, and pay 3 places in the last squad.

Honorary Luncheon For Marge Miyoda, Perennial Bowling

Team Organizerby B.A. Campbell

WESTMINSTER―Well, it’s about time! Marge Miyoda, the oC UsBC Hall of Fame re-cipient and perennial bowling team organizer for local, state and national events, is getting her oWn event at Westminster Lanes, saturday, 19 november 2011, from 11:30 am to 2 pm. The Casual attire event is $20, which includes lunch (and ap-preciation gift for Marge). Her good friend, Karen Kino, says, “For many years, Marge has generously donated her time and energy towards entering many of us in countless na-tional, state, county, and senior tournaments.

she has served as secretary for the orange County Bowl-ing Association, and has also volunteered her time with the sansei League (16+ years) and southern California nisei As-sociation.” You are invited to join the group in showing ap-preciation for the numerous hours she has donated (Let’s face it: none of us ever want to do the work that Marge has done). Please bring a copy of a favorite photo (or two) taken from any of the past events so it can be added to a keepsake album for Marge.

The luncheon will be at Westminster Lanes, 6471 Westminster Blvd., Westmin-ster, CA 92683. For any in-terested in attending, rsVP by november 12th to: [email protected] or (949) 584-1166 (Karen’s cell). Please make checks payable to Karen Kino ($20/person). send pay-ment to 17 russel Lane, La-guna niguel, CA 92677.

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2007 - Tina Stickney & Brett Wolfe2006 - Ben Laughlin & Leanne Barrette

2005 - Dave Wodka & Wendy MacPherson2004 - Dave Wodka & Wendy MacPherson2003 - Dave Wodka & Wendy MacPherson

2002 - Missy Bellinder & Jon Brandon2001 - Tennelle Grijalva & Vince Wood

2000 - Tennelle Grijalva & Ricky Corona1999 & 1998 - Dede Davidson

Annual Mixed Doubles

Mission Hills Bowl - Mission Hills, CA Saturday & Sunday Nov. 19th & 20th, 2011

Limited to first 44 PAID entries!

Start Time: A Squad - Roll call 7:30 AM & Bowl at 8:00 AM B Squad - Roll call 1:30 PM & Bowl at 2:00 PM Entry Fee: $350 for team $15 Late fee per person for paying on-site. Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts or jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required). Format: 9 games of qualifying; top 1/4 of field will bowl round robin match play on Sunday. (Max 12 Teams) Total pins plus bonus will determine final standings. Lanes will be stripped and re-oiled for B Squad. Sidepots & Brackets: Team and Individual pots & brackets will be offered.

There will be a Pro-Am on Friday afternoon & on Saturday night. We will be looking for volunteers.

Mail entries to: Pacific Coast Bowlers ATTN: Nicole Ellison 1499 E Highland Ave San Bernardino, Ca 92404

Bowler #1: __________________________ Phone #: __________________ Address: ___________________City: __________St: ____ Zip Code: ______ Email: ___________________________ Bowler #2: __________________________ Phone #: __________________ Address: ___________________City: __________St: ____ Zip Code: ______ Email: ___________________________ We would like to bowl: A Squad____ B Squad____

Late fee will apply after November 14th, 2011 Credit Cards accepted by calling 818-921-5335

Make Checks Payable to Del Rosa Lanes

All players must be current USBC members

www.pacificcoastbowlers.com

MUrrIeTA — Larry stephens and don Moser teamed up last weekend to win the Len Miles Senior Doubles Invitational at CAL OAKS BOWL. Stephens and Moser qualified second for the finals, behind CHIP WILLETT and MARK DYER, after ten grueling qualifying games. The win-ners averaged 234 during qualifying.

The runners-up (Willett and Dyer) were the top first round qualifiers, averaging 242. They continued to lead during the finals, until the finish of the fifth of six games.

It was during the fifth and sixth games that the winners made their move. The sixth and final game was position round and saw the top two teams square off.

The victory was clinched by Stephens and Moser when they won that final game by two pins. The win was worth $1,400.

Other top finishers included: KEN CLAY and DEWAINE WEST (3rd), JERRY DeYAGER and JIM MUrTIsHAW (4th), PAUL APPLInG and sTeVe sMITH (5th), dAVe WILK and Ver-non AdAMs (6th), and Ken rACeTTe and MIKe deVAneY (7th).

The tourney attracted a very strong field of competitors. The result was many high scores including three perfect games rolled by LLoYd BUrLesAn, LArrY sTePHens, and CHIP WILLeTT.

Len MILes wishes to thank all the tournament participants and everyone who entered the Pro-AM. He is also grateful to the BoWLInG neWs for supporting the tournament.

STEPHENS And MOSER Win The Len Miles Invitational

(L-R) Don Moser, Larry Stephens, Len Miles, Mark Dyer & Chip Willett

Back (L-R) Paul Appling, Jerry DeYager, Steve Smith, Ken Clay, Dewane West, Vernon Adams, Chip Willett. Front (L-R) Jim Murtishaw, Don Moser, Larry Stephens Mark Dyer (David Wilk Not Pictured)


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2 2 n d A N N U A L O R A N G E C O U N T Y U S B C M I X E D D O U B L E S H A N D I C A P T O U R N A M E N T

tournament Dates november 5 & 6, 2011

FOrEst lAnEs 22771 Centre Drive

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reserved Entries Close October 31, 2011

On site Entries Accepted Based onlane Availability

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this Entry mAy BE rEPrODuCED FOr ADDitiOnAl COPiEs

tyPE Or Print rEQuirED inFOrmAtiOn. list nAmEs in OrDEr OF BOwling - nO ChAngEs.

usBC # BOwlEr’s nAmE (lAst nAmE, First nAmE)

ADDrEss AvErAgE

tOtAl

sQuAD timEs: if preferred time is filled, nearest open time will be used.

sat nov 5th sun nov 6th 1st Choice 2nd choice Sanctioned By U.S.B.C.

12:00 PM 3:00 PM

10:00 AM 1:00 PM

Date & Time cannot bowl

Circle appropriate answer Bowler(s) number (1) and/or (2) will be bowling another partner (entry assignment of consecutive squads).

to the Orange County usBC secretaries: By the signature of the captain, acting as agent, we hereby make application and tender our fees to participate in the Orange County USBC Mixed Doubles Tournament. We agree to abide by all rules, regulations, and provisions as prescribed by the Orange County USBC, and the Tournament Committee. We further agree that in the event of circumstances beyond the control of the Tournament Committee shall arise before or during the schedules tournament, thereby causing a cancellation, postponement, or suspension, in part or in its entirety, the Tournament Committee shall not be held liable for the payment of cash prizes or other prize winning awards.Entrants having already bowled will be refunded the portion of the fee allocated to the prize fund. Entrants not having bowled will be refunded the prize fund and bowling fees. Refer to additional rules on reverse side.

_______________________________________________ ____________________ ____________________ Signature of Captain Home Phone Business Phone

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For office use only rEmit By ChECk Or mOnEy OrDEr PAyABlE tO: Entry No. Date Time Orange County USBC 13896 HARBOR BLVD. 5A

GARDEN GROVE, CA 92843 Lane Squad Amt. Encl. 714/[email protected]

Open to all scratch bowlers!

Starting Oct. 24, 2011 - Mondays at 7pm

Each bowler pays $10, $10, & $10. = Yes $30.00 &

Palos Verdes Bowl adds $50, $50 and $100 = $200 The bowling center will be adding the above mentioned money to make sure there is the

kind of money worth, shoeing up and bowling for.

PV Bowl will be organizing Five games of competitive scratch bowling for cash prizes.

First two game “sweeper pot” the bowling center will add $50.00 to the prize money. Second two game “sweeper pot” the bowling center will add $50.00 to the prize money.

and IF you bowl both the first and second sweeper you will qualify to bowl our last single

game Bonanza Pot where the bowling center will add $100.00 regardless of the entries.

MINIMUM OF 3 PLACES PAID EACH POT ($5 lineage per bowler per pot)

Brackets will be available see sign-in desk on site for details Questions: Contact Danny or Rick

Palos Verdes Bowl 24600 Crenshaw Blvd.

310.326.5120


the continuing story by Steven Felege

CHAPTER 4The Pushaway

The pushaway is important because it determines the speed and direction of your shot. This skill puts you in charge of the ball. developing and using a good, solid pushaway gives you a distinct advantage over any bowler who chooses to ignore this skill!

TechniqueKeeping your hand positioned under the ball, push it directly toward its target with both hands until your arm is completely straight.Tip: Like the stance, this skill can be practiced at home. A mirror isn’t even necessary, just a target. The act of pushing the ball away until your arm is straight must become a habit!

DiscussionYes, that’s really all there is to performing the pushaway! It is by far the simplest and easiest skill to master, yet it is the most underutilized. There are a few things you need to know about this skill in order to understand both its importance and how to use it effectively. - For the sake of your timing, if you use a three-step delivery, the pushaway should begin before you take the first step. If you use a four-step delivery, it should begin simultaneously with the first step. If you use a five-step delivery, it should begin with the second step. - The pushaway should be smooth and deliberate but not aggressive. An aggressive pushaway can pull you forward, loosen your grip on the ball, and throw you off-balance. This will affect how you walk and may ruin the consistency of the remainder of your approach. - The direction of the pushaway can be straight out toward your target, or it can be straight out and down toward your target line. It should not go upward or straight down! It must never go sideways! - The pushaway sets up the armswing. For this reason, you must focus on maintaining a wrist posi-tion that keeps your hand under the ball. This is critical! It allows the ball to drop straight down at the beginning of the armswing, keeping it on the target line! - The height of the ball at the end of your pushaway determines the speed of your shot. The higher the ball is at the end of this skill, the faster it will swing and the harder it will be to hang on to. Keep this in mind as you develop this skill. remember, the ball should never be in charge of its own delivery! This skill puts you in charge of the shot, so pay attention to it!

Tip: The pushaway is one of the adjustments you can make to your delivery. since you will be using gravity to produce the speed of the shot (a concept to be covered in the following chapter), you can produce more or less speed by altering the height to which you push the ball.

Evans and Bunya share $778 Match Series (L-R) ABTA Director Deborah Sanders congratu-lates “Big Man” Louis Evans and Angela (his #1 Supporter. Louis shared the $778 pot with Paul Bunya (not pictured). Their 525 series was worth $778.

WCST EBONITE SINGLES THIS WEEKEND OCTOBER 22-23, AT LA HABRA “300” BOWL

by dick sandersentry Fee: $175.00, Qualifying: 10 straight games. Check in Time: saturday, october 22, 2011,

11:45AM to 12:15PM. Practice: 12:20PM, start at 12:30PM. The tournament will take entries up until the starting time. extra optional High Game & series

side Pots,a nd possible Brackets, pay-offs for separate age divisions. Two age divisions: regular:, Men: 40 to 59, Ladies: 40 to 49, super seniors: Men, 60 and up,

Ladies, 50 and up. Finals: sunday, october 23, 2012, for both divisions, start at 8:30AM.******************************************************************************

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

1 Jiradej harnpatanakitpanich 662 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $1,700.00 3 tourny Bonus $500.00 2 marvin Crowder 715 $500.00 3 roland suase 677 $200.00 4 randy Folden 665 $117.50 5 kwok wai (steven) Au 646 $117.50 6 Javier Avila (ss) 695 $107.50 7 manny loria (ss) 693 $107.50 8 D.A. wright 688 $107.50 9 wilson Cheung 681 $107.50 10 Art windsor (ss) 692 $100.00 11 lonzell Burnett (ss) 685 $100.00 12 sarah magno (60%) 684 $60.00 13 Alvin Francisco 676 $100.00 14 margie Coronado 669 $100.00 15 tom mazzula 655 $100.00 16 sonia Coronado 600 $100.00 17 Paul Eaton (ss) 636 $51.00 18 David Quon 635 $82.50 19 nghiem tran 633 $80.00 20 mark Andrews 629 $77.50 21 Frank Ortega 625 $77.50 22 samsom kong 624 $75.00 23 greg velarde 624 $75.00 24 robert ricketts (ss) 621 $72.50 25 teddy villaroman 621 $72.50 26 Brad leCount 619 $70.00 27 David godinez 614 $70.00 28 mike Bousquest (ss) 612 $67.50 29 scott vasquez 611 $67.50 30 thomas smith (ss) 609 $65.00 31 Oscar ibardolaza (ss) 607 $65.00 32 reno Pignotti 602 $62.50 33 David Dittlinger 601 $62.50 34 Andrew lung 596 $60.00 35 Aileen Cheung (60%) 595 $36.00 36 Danny reece, sr. 591 $59.00 37 Deborah sanders 586 $59.00 38 michael kong 580 $58.00 39 giang huynh 578 $58.00 40 Bart sanchez 570 $57.00 41 Andrew Finney 561 $57.00 42 Bonnie roberto 550 $56.00 43 Phil magno (ss) 544 $55.00 44 george Parker 544 $55.00 45 David Emrich 543 $55.00 46 John Phan 534 $55.00 47 Faye Josafat 533 $54.00 48 Pilbert Colian 568 $54.00 49 Annaliza Agoncillo 580 $54.00 50 mary Andruczyk Dns F/E 51 Joey nepomuceno Dns F/E

DOuBlEs

1 Deborah sanders / David Emrich 1386 $130.00 2 Frank Ortega / mark Andrews 1385 $110.00 3 teddy villaroman / nghiem tran 1381 $100.00 4 samson kong / giang huynh 1377 $90.00 5 Deborah sanders / greg velarde 1375 $70.00 6 michael kong / John Phan 1375 $70.00 7 John Phan / steven Au 1371 $70.00

West Covina Oct 18 Deborah sanders / nghiem tran 1369 $60.00 9 teddy villaroman / Bart sanchez 1369 $60.00 10 Deborah sanders / reno Pignotti 1367 $60.00 11 Andrew lung / giang huynh 1362 $50.00 12 Andy yu / John Phan 1360 $50.00 13 Deborah sanders / marvin Crowder 1355 $50.00 14 Bart sanchez / nghiem tran 1348 $40.00 15 marvin Crowder / nghiem tran 1346 $40.00 16 Alvin Francisco / Annaliza Agoncillo 1344 $40.00 17 nghiem tran / roland suase 1334 $30.00 18 Jiradej harnpatanakitpanich / nghiem tran 1331 $30.00 19 teddy villaroman / ronald sanchez 1329 $30.00 20 nghiem tran / D.A wright 1328 $30.00 21 michael kong / wilson Cheung 1326 $20.00 22 Jerry Chang / giang huynh 1326 $20.00 23 giang huynh / michael kong 1325 $20.00 24 steven Au / Aileen Cheung 1324 $20.00

FinAnCiAl rEPOrtmen: sat + 46 women: sat +19

suPEr sEniOrs:mike Bousquet, robert ricketts

mary Andruczykhigh Qualifier (Free Entry)

men: John Phan + 122women: Deborah sanders + 89

3 - 6 - 9: Alvin FranciscomAtCh gAmE: 278 - NO WINNEr

mAtCh sEriEs: 525louis Evans, Paul Bunya

rAFFlE rEsults 900 global Ball - grip Dana leCount ABtA Entry wilson Cheung thanksgiving Entry mark Anthony sr thanksgiving Entry shaun suase EFX Band ryan nam ABtA shirt kenny kwan 2 Ball tote ryan nam home Entertainment Bud Zagorski thanks giving Entry rico Cayton global Ball thomas Chavez Prize Fund 212 $5,100.50Paid Entries 25 @ 54 $1,350.00Optional sidepots $1,258.00Doubles $1,290.003-6-9 $50.00Cash & Carry $1,700.00match series 778.00shirt & trophy $88.00total Payout $21,977.00

Dare to Compare!

Come try out the latest equipment

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Hosted by: ABTA

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When: Saturday October 22nd 11am-5pm’

900 Global Staff

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Compare these balls to your current Arsenal:

900 Global:

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Dare to Compare!

Come try out the latest equipment

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Hosted by: ABTA

At Linbrook Lanes Phone: 562-868-7164

When: Saturday October 22nd 11am-5pm’

900 Global Staff

Dave Smart & Brandon McGinnes will be on hand to advise bowlers

Compare these balls to your current Arsenal:

900 Global:

Bank Roll, The “Nuts”, Wisdom, jewel, The Eagle

AMF:

OMG!, OMG! Pearl, Grip

Linbrook BowlPhone : 714 774 2253

Saturday October 22, 2011

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Sun Nov 13 10:00AM -11:00AM 12:30 PM Beat Board Finals 2:00 PM

WesT CoVInA — Welcome everyone to the weekly edition of ABTA news. We returned to West Covina for our 3rd of the 3 hdcp special events, where we saw 220 entries come out for fun and sup-port the ABTA. We had decent shot for the tournament making the cut scores of +46 for the men and +19 for the women. The super seniors added to the board (2 men and 1 female) were Mike Bous-quet +33, robert ricketts +31 and Mary Andruczyk +18. super seniors are men 63 and over. For the women, you just need to be a young 55. That would give us 51 bowlers making it to the semi-finals this week.

Top qualifier for the Men was John Pham with a +122. For the women it was deborah sanders with a +89. each of them will get a paid entry into a future regular ABTA event. each week our top seed overall draws the Match se-ries, and this time it was worth $778. The top seed drew a 525. We had two bowlers that bowled this score during the qualifying squads.They were Louis evans, and Paul Bunya. each will get $389. At our next event we will estimate the Match series at $300 at Linbrook. For the 3-6-9 quali-fying, the final person was Alvin Francisco who missed on his first shot. He will get a $50 consola-tion. The 3/6/9 will be $3,000 at Linbrook.

In our optional doubles, fin-ishing in first were Deborah Sand-ers and david emrich with a 1386 for $130. Finishing second was Mark Andrews and Frank ortega with 1385 for $110. There was a total of $1,290 paid out in doubles and 24 paid spots with low to cash of 1324.

Harnpatanakitpanich Wins $3,200 in 1st ABTA ChampionshipEvans & Bunya Share Match Series $778

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Sponsor Global 900 Ball Demo at Linbrook from 11AM til 5PM Join UsIn the semis we saw Marvin

Crowder lead the field with a +115 to sit out and bowl for the title at West Covina. Coming in second was Javier Avilia with a +95 to sit out the first round. It took a +46 for the men and +0 for the women.

Crowder had the honor of drawing the Match Game worth $3,500. The pot is maxed out and we have a back-up pot that is growing which is now at $3,405.so, big bucks the next 3 weeks at least for you. Marvin drew a 278. We had no bowlers who shot that score so it will be carried over. We will have $3,500 next week at Linbrook, and continue to build on the second and third back-up pots. This week we had four new bowlers join us. Let us welcome these new bowlers to the club, ronald Mayo, ramon Alliman, Brian Chesbro, and Christopher Corrette.

This would bring us to our top 16 Match Play finals. In the first round, the seven losers were sonia Coronado, Tom Mazzula, Mar-gie Coronado, Alvin Francisco, sarah Magno, Lonzell Burnett, and Art Windsor. They received checks of $100 each. In the sec-ond round, the losers were Wilson Cheung, d.A. Wright, Manny Loria, and Javier Avilia. They received checks of $107.50 each. This would get us down to the final four bowlers. At this point, our horses would be paying any-where from a low of $47 (Jiradej “BK” Harnpatanakitpanich) to a high of $94 (roland suase and randy Folden) depending on who would win. In this round we saw suase (9th seed) bowling steven Au (15th seed). In this match, we would see roland and steve both

continue their good bowling as it would come down to the 10th frame. roland was able to squeak out a close one with a 205 to 203 and advance. In the other match we saw BK (13th seed) bowling randy Folden (12th seed). In this match it would be BK continue his hot bowling to finish with a 217 to 201 and advance to the semi-final match. Folden and Au finished in 4th and 5th getting checks for $117.50 each.

Our semi-final match was all set now. It would be bowled on Lanes 49 and 50. In the “horses” we would see BK paying $46 and roland paying $94 if they would win their match. This would be a match where BK said ”there is no stopping me now”, as he would stay clean throughout the match, and throw in 2 doubles also. He would finish with a 210/253 to 149/196 and advance to the title match. suase, a former cham-pion would finish in 3rd place this week for $200 and for those lucky “investors” that had BK as a horse, he paid $47.

The title game was set on Lanes 47 and 48. This would be a match of two fine bowlers in Marvin Crowder, one our fine di-rectors, and BK. At the start of the match, it was Marvin who strug-gled as he would have 3 opens in the first 5 frames. His opponent would start off with a turkey but then throw a couple of splits. At this point BK had jumped out to a 56 pin lead, and that would prove too much for Marvin to overcome. He tried with 2 doubles in the final 5 frames, but it was BK that would hold on and finish with a 181/224 to 178/199 and take home his 1st ABTA Championship. He would take home $1,000 for 1st place

and $1,700 for max. (Cash and-Carry, plus an additional $500 for bowling all 3 events. For a total $3,200 for his win. Marvin re-ceived $500 for 2nd place.

Champion Jiradej Harnpa-tanakitpanich is from Buena Park and used a Columbia ransom de-mand drilled by Mike Wahl. He is single, and his #1fan is Jenny, an ABTA Member! He would like to thank Mike Wahl, Mark Baker, Barry Asher, Jenny, the ABTA, and the ABTA staff. He and Jenny operate the sweetie Thai restau-rant in Cerritos. Great food there (try it) on south st just east of Pioneer. You will like it!

Marvin Crowder (2nd Place) is from Whittier and used a Co-lumbia 300 richochet drilled by ABTA Member Ben Mach. He is single with 2 sons, ABTA Mem-bers, Marvin Jr and Tim. He would like to thank his family, the ABTA, and the rest of the direc-tors. This is Marv’s 3rd runnerup finish and a title is next!

roland suase (3rd Place) is from Los Angeles and used a storm Prodigy drilled by roy at Columbia Pro shop. He is single with 5 kids, 2 boys and 3 girls and 5 grandchildren (2 boys and 3 girls). He would like to say thank you to the Good Lord for his help in getting me this far, shaun (his son, and ABTA Champion), Jan-ice, Cherry, shayne, shane, and to nghiem for being a good coach. This is a Father and son ABTA Champion Duo. You will not find nicer or respectful people. Great bowling roland.

The weekly ball sponsor win-ner of a 900 Global Ball was dana Lecount. she won the Grip. each time you bowl, you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our sponsor, 900 Global. In our weekly raffle, the winner for an ABTA regular entry was Wilson Cheung.Winning a 2 ball tote was ryan nam, ABTA Thanksgiving day entry’s were Mark Anthony sr and shaun suase, winning an ABTA shirt was Kenny Kwan, and winning an eFX Band was ryan nam. In the special draw-ing for those that bowled at least 2 of the 3 tournaments, the win-ners were Bud Zagorski for the Home entertainment system, rico Cayton for the Thanksgiving entry, and Thomas Chavez for the Global 900 Ball. The rest of the results are in the payoff column in this paper.

This saturday we are hosted by popular Linbrook Bowl in Ana-heim. note the sQUAd Times as they are different. 12:00-1:00- 2:30-4:00 & 5:30 PM. semis 3-6-9 at 7:00PM. Take note! Also our Fine sponsor 900 Global is conducting a Ball and equipment demonstration at Linbrook for hours 11:00AM til 5:00PM host-ed by 900 Global, the ABTA and Kegler’s Korner inside Linbrook Bowl. You can try out the newest Balls there! It is Fun and Free. Come on down to Linbrook!

Linbrook is located at 201 so. Brookhurst Avenue in Anaheim. Just take either the 91, or 5 Free-ways and go 1 ½ miles south to the Center at Lincoln and Brookhurst. Phone there is 714-774-2253 .

It’s history folks as Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich enters the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at Linbrook! If you have any comments or sug-gestions, use the contact page on our Website to send comments to us. Thank you for being an ABTA member until then! FYI Folks,

next week oct 29 begins our 3 event Handicap series at popular Forest Lanes in Lake Forest. Then nov 5 we are hosted by super Covina Lanes in Covina (note!! noT West Covina) Then a two day “Pacquio special” nov 12-13 at Westminster Lanes. In this one there are qualifying squads saturday at 12:00-1:00-2:30 &

4:00 PM and sunday nov 13 10:00AM -11:00AM - 12:30 PM. Beat the Board Finals 2:00 PM and sunday. Qualify on saturday and win, get a $150 Bonus!! one last question, did anyone have a problem pronouncing the Champs last name? It has 19 letters in it!;_)) He is now the Champ and deservedly so. Until then!!

B. K. Wins His First ABTA Title at West Covina Lanes $3,200 (L-R) D.A. Wright 7th, Jenny Boonyindee Champ’s # 1 fan. Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich, Champion$3,200, Marvin Crowder (Runner up), Roland Suase 3rd, Shaun Suase, Dana LeCount who won the 900 Global Sponsor ball “The Grip”.


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Moran 814 - Varela 300But Harry... that’s so Wong!!

by Aimee GomezdoWneY—The first place match saw Art Jones 247-235-250/732, Arnold Cheesman 258-206-267/731

and david Cogswell 237-244-249/730 show’d up their high average Herbert Jones, who only managed 269/638. Their Team 12 took four from former first place Team 6’s Larry Gray 215-248-290/753, Bruce Colbert 226-234-212/672, Leonard ruiz 242-249/670 and ramon Torres 234-216-209/659 who fell to fourth after only winning game two.

Team 3 swept Team 14, moving them up to second. Vernon Adams bowled all right, shooting 286-279-236/804. Harry Wong was next on Team 3 with his 205-215- front eleven, foul, carry, 290/710, followed by Bruce Williams 262-214/649 and reggie Brown 204-221-218/643. Team 14’s ramiro Garcia 213-212-266/691, nick Wilson 208-222/627 and Clyde Lumpford 228-204/625 stayed above par but never really got close to a win.

Team 7 moved back up to third with their four wins over Team 10. Mike Villareal 286-237/705, Matt Garcia 215-244-205/664, Juan Ellison 226-204-233/663 and Ron Peter 206-254/647 dropped the first game, but came back to take the next two and totals over steve Gurrieri 280-223-227/730, Gabriel Martinez 204-233-203/640, Brian Main 245-211/638 and the slacking raul rosales 211-231/623.

Team 16 got a sweep over Team 11 thanks to super sub Andy Moran, who shot 256-279-279/814 and got help from Andrea snyder 256-257-257/770, and a six plus set from Mike Cammarata 208-239/644. Tony Bur-rell 268-229-234/731, Larry stephens 230-238/656 and Travis Moore 216-246/649 needed something along the lines of a miracle to stop Team 16 this week.

In a high scoring battle, Team 9 won four from Team 13, who was rejoined by one teammate this week. rick easley 243-264-233/740, Kurt Arakaki 243-265-221/729, Katrina Fujikami 216-247-248/711 and Kevin Ya-mauchi 268-225/684 bowled well, including easley’s 3-4-6 conversion for the second game win. Paul Barraco 257-267-226/750, deeronn Booker 256-258-222/736, Juan Camarena 237-247-249/733 and Armando Zavala 256/611 stepped it up the last game to win, 953-927.

Team 1 swept Team 2 thanks to Johany Polony who consistently threw the ball 20.5 mph to lead the pair, 249-255-230/734; Charles Weeks who shot his third ever seven, 212-225-279/716; Adam McKenzie 278-248/710; and Kevin Peterson who added 255-210/654 for good measure. danny ontiveros 238-266-207/711, Mike Faraci 243/653 and sam Hitchcock 213-215/616 tried to overcome the dead weight of their head case fourth bowler, but realized it was futile against confounding carry.

Tri-Star Vending finally got some wins, four, over Team 4. Jared Lawrence 214-233-234/681, Larry Camp-bell 225-224-213/662, david Yamauchi 266-204/661, and Mark Myers 223-266/651 won all but the second game where Lawrence stoned a 4-9 in the tenth as the other team tripped theirs for the win. Jeremy Glover of Team 4 led the pair with his 254-227-215/696, and got some help from Joe Torre 207-255/653 and Brandon Grant 209-206-205/620.

Team 5 moved out of the cellar with four wins over Team 15. eric snow was inspired to bowl better 279-255-247/781, probably by the return of teammate Paul Varela, who shot 258-300-201/759. Jeff seesholtz tossed in a 230-244-225/699, and Team 5 overtook the efforts of Andy Clark 219-258-239/716, ricky Kilgore 214-235-220/669, George reister 234-202-224/660 and sean Lemon 262/613.

Thankfully, this round is almost over. Hang in there, have a great week, and see you all next week.

TOP 10 LAST WEEK(On The 1st Round House Shot)

814 Andy Moran 804 Vernon Adams 781 Eric Snow 759 Paul Varela 753 Larry Gray 750 Paul Barraco 740 Rick Easley 736 Deeronn Booker 734 Johany Polony 733 Juan Camarena

1st ROUND STANDINGS 1. Team 12 ............................ 21 2. Team 3 .............................. 21 3. Team 7 .............................. 20 4. Team 6 .............................. 19 5. Team 16 ............................ 19 6. Team 14 ................................. 17 7. Team 9 .............................. 16 8. Team 10 ............................ 15 9. Team 1 .............................. 15 10. Team 11 ............................ 14 11. Team 13 ............................ 12 12. Tri-Star Vending ............. 12 13. Team 5 .............................. 11 14. Team 4 .............................. 10 15. Team 2 .............................. 10 16. Team 15 ...............................8

Congratulations!Andy Moran 814 Vernon Adams 804

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DENISE REDFIELD Bowls 300 Again!by Frank Weiler

MURRIETA - Denise Redfield rolled her third career perfect game last week, in Cal Oak’s Hi Roll-ers League. As usual, denise is averaging over 200. she is a regular par bowler, with a high book average of 211. That average placed her in the Top Ten women of the Citrus Belt in 2009.denise used her favorite ball, the storm Anarchy, to bowl her perfecto. Her high series is a 774. Redfield would like to thank her family for supporting her efforts and being her biggest fans. She also is grateful to the BoWLInG neWs for supporting all Citrus Belt lady bowlers.

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VIsAILA—The California UsBC Youth state scratch Tourna-ment was held oct 15-16 at AMF Visaila Lanes. Vincent Bravo from Lancaster was crowned champion after defeating the CA state Youth Masters Champion, Parker Brooks from AMF Arrowhead Lanes. Vincent was on fire on Sunday in the Double Elimination bracket remaining undefeated shooting 215-245-279-233-258. In the 4th round, Vincent clutched the win against Oscar Chan punching out with 279 against oscar’s 278. What a great match. We unfortunately had a very small turnout again this year with a collegiate tournament conflict being held in Reno. The girls opted to bowl against the boys and gave them a run for their money! Ashley Dunn from Palmdale finished 3rd and Valerie Riggin from Vista finished in 5/6th place. Great job ladies! We will be awarding bonus scholarship awards to the overall high qualifier, Oscar Chan (2671-12 games), overall qualifier high game, Ronnie Fujita (289) and the high game from the finals, Vincent Bravo (279). There was one 2013 North Point Jr. Gold qualifier held on saturday, which Brian Hernandez, the 2011 Pepsi scratch Champion grabbed.

This tournament will be moving to August 11-12 next year. We are hoping to get more entries since it will still be summer and school has not started yet so no collegiate conflicts. We will also be slightly modifying the format so that there will be less qualifying

Vincent Bravo, Champion & Parker Brooks, Runner-up

Vincent Bravo, CA State Scratch Champion!

games thus decreasing the entry fee. Please help us to spread the word so that we can get more scratch youth bowlers to enter. It’s a great experience and some fun competition. It was really great to see some first time bowlers this year.

Thanks to AMF Visalia for always being such gracious hosts each year. And special thanks to the parents and participants for coming out and supporting this event. You can download the qualifying results and finals bracket online at www.CalUSBC.com. remember, the Best Bowlers Come From California… and they start out as awesome youth bowlers!

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GArden GroVe — Valley View Lanes welcomed the Las Ve-gas Travel league with fresh coffee as we entered our second round of bowling centers this season. Man-agement and staff were very help-ful with entering team rosters and quickly resolving any problems encountered. Their friendly and efficient support was very appre-ciated.

several bowlers scored over 500 series sets today with doris Lewis setting the pace by rolling a nice 557. only one pin lower was Myrt owens with a 211 game rounding out a 556.

others conquering the lanes were Linda Kinney with a 211-547, Kim Cato with a 204-537, nancy soto with a 203-531, dar-lene Waken with 530, ella Wilson with a 202-529, Marie Collier with

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524, Hedy schoner with 213-514, Mary smyth with 510 and Kathy Parrish with 502. Good bowling ladies.

Cal Bowl 1 retained the top team position for the second week with 19 wins. Cal Bowl 2 captured second position at 18 wins. In the third spot is Westminister 2 at 17 wins. Westminister 1 is next at 16 wins being closely pushed by both Valley View 1 and Fountain Bowl 1, at 15 wins each. Keystone 2 rounds out the upper half of the standings with 14.5 wins. The bal-ance of the teams are tightly clus-tered from 12.5 wins to 7 wins.

Although the league has com-pleted it’s first 9 weeks of the season; no team has distinguished itself firmly in the top positions. With our first position round at Cerritos next week, we can expect to see some shuffling in standings.

It was nice to have nancy Hamilton return to bowling after her recent surgery and we all wish her well with treatments over the next year.

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lAkE FOrEst — BusinEss nEtwOrk It was Tuesday night, October 11, 2011 around 8 pm, when only one bowler seemed to be visible. He was standing on the approach all alone. His face was tense with the need to control his fear and excitement. The bowlers standing behind him were still and silent and some had their fingers crossed, as they waited with anticipation for Gary Armstrong (aka weak) to throw his 12th strike to score a 300 game. Armstrong walked the 15 foot approach to the foul line, rolled his famous blueberry ball 60 feet, toward the 35 pounds of bowling pins that stood like British Guards in front of a palace. POW! The ball was right in the pocket. The crowd yelled loudly then sounds of anguish emerged throughout. #%#%@ The ten pin stood in defiance. Bottom line he shot a great 299 and 754 series! Four other gents shot great also. Dave Bertiotti 219-242-223 / 684, Tim Phillips 232 / 629, Fred Fouts 245 / 590 and Glen Belenger (aka Coyote Kid) 573. The league secretary lauren mcClure just celebrated her 12th Birthday. Happy Birthday Lauren, Love Grand ma.sCrAtCh ChAllEngE – wEEk 4 Leading the way this week on the 40’ “No Lane Help” Flat Pattern was Rob Piroozshad who took over high series with 225 / 626. Next in line was Jeff Carr, our Pro Shop Proprietor, put in a solid effort with 230 / 597. The other top ten shooters were Shelby Shirlock 231 / 562, Chris Shiroma 209 / 559, Our own Ed Regehr 201 / 552, Mike Cacace 188 / 544, Nancy Moore 193 / 523, and Dan Raidy 195 / 523. Top 5 averages after this round are Piroozshad 196, David Lindsay 186, Alan Meyerson and Jeff Carr 185 and Regehr 184.sunDAy PrACtiCE Top bowlers who didn’t need any practice were Tim Peterson 583, Cruz Baesa 573, Gary Ostentoski 572, Frank Street 563, Vincent Chol 550 and Dan Fontanilla 513. Ladies high scores were shot by Jenny Dingle 231 / 586, Tina Chang 545 and Temmy Villamil 214 / 511.svusD 2011-2012 hOwArD stEPhEns shOOts wEEkly high, A hugE 791! There was no stopping Howard. He was indeed “a house on fire” with games of 279-264and 248. Congratulations Howard! wED mEgA vEgAs Dan Raidy shoots the high series of the week with games of 258-256 and 214 for a Super 728. Then Darryl Torrulas shoots a fantastic 710 with 258-247 and 205. Other bowlers on the top ten honor roll were Rick Martin who shot an incredible 290 game and 681 series, Keith Klagge 253 / 677, Ryan Garcia 663, Jim Cameron 658, John Feitz 245 / 657, Brandon Teegarden 656, Howard Goldman 255 / 655 and Winston Armstrong 266 / 644. Kristi Zimmerman shot a 223 game and a nice 572 series to tie Shannon Wilhelm who also scored a 572. Other really good scores for the gals was 203 / 571 by Jackie Burns, 232 / 543 by Tammy Feitz. Nice shooting Girls!slOts OF Fun hAts OFF tO mArisA mAyO FOr shOOting 259-256-203 /718!!!!!Marisa was indeed the highest bowler this week, out- scor-ing the guys and the gals. What a great bowling night it was for you, my dear. Next highest bowler was the infamous Steven Zimmerman with 247-235 / 643, Bob Wheeler 237 / 639, Jay Chavkin 639, Rick Johnson 236 / 639, Robert Cary 613, Brian Maresca 610, Mike Deliberto 602, Troy Whitmark 601 and Nick Benenati 600. Other ladies scoring well were Janice Whitmark 508 and Melissa Gould 474. lOs AmigOs Jim Barnes gets top billing with 233 / 608, next is Larry Cucinella 223 / 604, followed by Speed Elsner 212 / 604, and Tony Stacey 599. Our lovely ladies made us very proud too when Pat Johnson shot a 225 for a 564, Yoshiko Pitkin 189 / 516, Joan Provance 513, Joyce Myers 500 and Rilla Brown bowled a nice 200 game. thur mEgA vEgAs Eric Douglass went wild Thursday night and shot games of 235-234 and 203 for a big 672 series. Mike Hollowell wasn’t far behind with 233-207 / 643, then along came Joel Tationghari with a 245 game for a 637 series. Ladies on the Honor roll were Tina Chang 186 / 495, Christina Douglass 172-159 / 486, Dot Missett 468, Tamara Fischer 172 / 441, Jessica Nazzario 404 and Liz Aldava 403.FunsEEkErs Joe Morris was on top of his game this week and shot 233-230-223 / 686, Dan Quest also hit over the 600 mark with 227 / 608 and Cindy gave him a big scare of beating him when she shot 210 / 592. Way to go Cindy! Other top shooters were Rick Crandall 232 / 592, Jim Wessling 226 / 544, and John Purinton 541. Other nice scores by the ladies were 486 by Messody Wiser, 481 by Lena Schmuhl, 465 by Donna Wild , 458 by Frances Cravens, 454 by Kim Lawr and 436 by Alice Nielsen.FriDAy vEgAs It was Ray Rubio leading the scores this week with a nice 247-245 / 685, Then Sal Petrella shot two games of 248 for 684, Robert Villa 242 / 670, Mark Hoshide 248 / 666, Rick Lange 237- 217-216 / 664, Ryan Kaufman 227-222 / 659, Ken George 244-232 / 658, Jim Barnes 238 / 650, Charlie Hair 246 / 631, Bob Wheeler 220 / 627, Perry Cabrera 226 / 623 and Danny Retuta 614. Ladies scoring over 500 were Alona DeMesa 223-209 / 565, Jenny Dingle 213 / 556, sheri Glass 529, Carolyn Jimerson 516 and Lucy Cabreva 500.sAturDAy JuniOrs High games this week from our “Great and Wonderful” were 193- 179 by Kevin Monroe, 185 / 494 by Ryan Galland, Josh turner 162-162 / 458, Riley Sullivan 168, Zack Evert 160, TC LeFever 157 and Adam Irvine 150. For our little gals it was Kyra Vergho with a nice 173 game, little Trinity Pinkney bowling her high game of 113. Keep it up Kids!

LAKEWOOD — It’s time to check all those high scores from our leagues here at Cal Bowl.long Beach school District Employees: Welcome Back!Mota Bahr 596, Al Fagata 570, Carol Eggers 468, Betty Major 450, Dan Ewaskey 483, Jose Schroeder 483, Arnie Schroeder 467, Shirley Ammon 425, Richard Alonzo 422, Roosevelt Scott 204.young At heart: Jim Plante 646, Bob VanHorn 257/632, Josh Hudson 620, Ron McClain Sr. 619, Phil Hyton 619, Glenn Merchant 611, Tua Sula 502, Myra Kremen 196/497, Tauinaola Fetui 257.Corona ladies: Lorie Rienstra 519, Karen White 480, Anita Anglin 478, Elaine Harmon 474, Caroline Stewart 470, Reyne Rocha 470. Side Pots—1st game, hdcp.: Karen White 238, 2nd game, scr.: Lorie Reinstra 178, 3rd game, hdcp.: Karen White 239.Pin heads: Greg Kelly 258/686, Art Diemert 641, Shorty Ramos 264/609, Angela Lusk 190/533, Robin Fuller 504.recyled teens: Rey Santos 620, Eddie Buhay 234/584, Adela Santos 208/565, Lillie Darden 553. kings and Queens: Curtis McCann 278/779, Paul Staff 278/777, Gregory Jackson 278/769, Nolan Smith II 299/748, Steve Bryant “300”/747, Jerry Cant Jr. 728, Vern Adams 722, Steve Clark 722, DaryLynn Davis 258/687, Deb Sand-ers 240/651, Naimah Williams 624, Felecia Tripp 244/616, Ruthie Jones 604, Carl Labayan 279.Cal Bowleros: Mary Smyth 200/534, Charlene Peterson 212/528, Brenda Durnin 527. Side Pots—Game 1, hdcp.: Betty Moss 223, game 2, scr.: Charlene Peterson 212, game 3, hdcp.: Janelle Mullenkamp 237.ramona ladies: Julie Grabinski 476, Shirley Ammon 183. Side Pots w/hdcp.—game 1: Merrie Slagley 219; game 2: Joyce Robertson 229; game 3: Shirley Ammon 231. C.A.u.l.: Javier Santos 235/661, David Regul 237/622, Jeff Price 606, Jeanine Edgington 170/486, Donald Pederson 245.wednesday mix 5: Shannon Santos 279/712, Richard Maloles 693, Greg Nardo 269/685, Steve Lizotte 247/666, Don Ott 645, Shirley Owens 220/606, Yosemite Hamilton 200/564, Danielle Jones 200/534, Tippy Thorton 200/535.marcus lemons vegas Outlaws: Ramiro Garcia 268/730, Steven Hood 716, Tommy Newman 704, Sonny Dew 687, Bruce Williams 684, Jello Gray 677, LaJeana Harris 247/689, Crystal Barker 277/647, Denisha Williams 268/637, Mike Haynes 277, Gregory Jackson 276, John Graham 268.senior men’s trio: Harold Dubose 279/730, Jim Plante 719, Anthony Smith 279/709, Charles Gleason 700, Herman Mar-tin 279/697, Chuck Patterson 267, Mauro Pendilla 259.Captain & Crew: Vancie Keith 214/540, Sandy Cotcher 187/532.sierra Bugs: Darlene Waken 190/529, Cathy Wyatt 505, Yvonne Clarke 488, Liz Maddy 202. Side Pots—1st game, hdcp.: Debbie Christensen 218, 2nd game, scr.: Liz Maddy 202, 3rd game,hdcp.: Darlene Waken 219.Cal stars: Kim Eastwood 205/561, Yvonne Clarke 200/517, Dottie Lawn 514. Side Pots w/hdcp.—Game 1: Becky Carroll 215; game 2: (tie) Kim Eastwood and Dottie Lawn 197 each; game 3: Mickey Gurule 219.Funsters: Chris Abing 246/630, Art Diemert 628, Glenn Merchant 621, Jim Burke 619, Jim Plante 612, Adela San-tos 215/539, Divina Buhay 214/526, Norma Davis 213/518, Janet Faria 513.long Beach City Employees: Steve Anderson 248/668, Mike Von-Muegge 577, Danny Collins 567, Josie Munson 505, Jaclyn Padgett 503.Big Bear: Ken Seiple Jr. 278/757, David Patterson 695, Paul Staff 267/690, Ken Shearen 682, Phillip Gipson 677, George Reister 641, Donald Franklin 627, Michelle Criswell 247/697, Dawn Linger 245/675, Debra Gipson 234/684, Joyce Charles 227/587.v.A.: Joe Morse 670, John Doval 633, Bobby Shaw 563, Armand Ivory 524, Jennifer Anwar 500, Art Diemert 247.First timers: Travis Soares 532, Edgardo Gonzalez 563, Ebony Hamilton 391, Alex Torres 245, Tracey Yonemura 125.Pick-A-Ball: Larry Nichols 611, Ivan Clarke 587, Victoria Mao 355, Casey Hatcher 255, Damian Sorbo 207.grandma’s & grandpa’s: Ralph Wingert 245/640, Chuck Patterson 225/586, Roycie Murren 511, Donna May 504.laughlin sunset: James Matthews 290/744, Jonathan Gale 737, Ben Harper 243/659, Mike Dees 651, Ray Minter 274/642, David Porter 620, Stephanie Williams 208/577, Michelle Allen 201/533.laughlin Bowler Bears: Andy Torres 224/26, Jonathan Gale 617, Byron Burdine 233/613, Dee Turner 222/521, Sharon Abar 496.vegas Crackpots: William Taylor 629, Billy Williams 224/599, Michael Bray 236/589, Tippy Thornton 189/526.

JuniOrshappy rollers: Mark Algiers 448, Mike Hallstrom 399, Robert Porter 351, Jimmy Wood 324, Steve Kowalski 276, Ismel Medrano 145, Diane Mallett 387, Wanda Kinard 312, Marianne Tochluk 308, Grace Alston 232, Mark Desmond 166, Lucio Ortega 131, David Abel 127, Tom Whitlock 123, Ruben Luna 94, Cathy Grunhart 117, Nadine Anderson 117, Yvonne Wescott 96, Janet P. 70.happy rollers twO: Eric Ross 120/272, Nico Kirchiro 120-102/257, Pamela Okamoto 101-93/268, Terry Mays 241, Mary Piaschick 89/240.Adult/youth: Adults—Jonathan Gale 256/659, Donald Kennedy 245/657, Paul Mehl Jr. 226/653, Maria Kennedy 167/449. Youth—Larrell Woods 258/560, Daniel Martinez 202/555, Sabrena Collihan 170/434, Darian Jackson 155/406.

Bobcats: Aaron Wong 143/397, Reggie DelRosario 124/348, Bryan Wong 125/327, Nolan Fox 310, Brianna Buckreis 116/280, Emily Jenkins 95/255.Classifieds: Victor Jackson Jr. 192/500, Larell Woods 186/464, Henry Parades 174/455, T. Newton 171/447, Semaj Lewis 198/433, Chris Johnson 387, Sabrena Callihan 149/395, Miranda Arciaga 96/269.mini-Bees: Anthony Maldonado 95/187, Chayse Erkelens 87/141, Kameron Aguilto 70, Ethan Santos 61, Maggie Jenkins 106/207, Kayleigh Reeves 56/105, Katia Maldonado 76. make it a great week of high scores.

WINNETKA — It’s Thursday so that means it’s time for Canoga Park Bowl’s weekly report of high scores. Are you ready to see who made the column?viva las vegas: Congratulations to our league champs, Team #3, “Brooklyn’s Finest”, Duncan Clarke, Michael Dja-jich, Ivan Clarke and Aidan Clarke. Larry Friedman 245/627, Beverly Covington 465, Aidan Clarke 251, Ali Pia 162, David Athans 247/614, Todd Becker 242/593, Scott Friedman 250,Todd Becker 242. Sweeper Bowling this Saturday, October 22 at 3:00 p.m. at the South Point Bowling Center, Las Vegas. Good Luck!river maniacs: Mike Olson 719, Sharon Weger 241/570, Scott Englehart 288, Aaron Steinberg 278/714, Tom Leigh 710, Johnnie Englehart 278/709, Ray Stoy 706, Lucy Tralla 212/563, Ali Pia 208/544, Monise Kelly 522, Robert Joseph 287, Frank Martinez Jr. 269.monday nite madness: Travis Coffman 253/637, Donna Houston 459, Carol Hill 174, Rick Godin 235/631.Comedians: Kirk Bogart 264/711, Patti McVicker 244/625, David Guilmette 265/660, Sharon Weger 244/624, Russ Gothrick 254/663, Dan Kline 663, Jesse Chastain 650, Mary Becker 203/588, Jennifer Pyka 511, Scott Crawford 257, Don Eisman 246.have A Ball (4-games): Travis Coffman 269/965, Monda Fakhroo 236/748, Michael Pollack 267/929, Ruben Sarkis-sian 265/854, Sam Yaggy 242, James Smith Jr. 223, Linda Mannheim 204.Copper Bucket: Randy Johnston 234/677, Becky Ruiz 173/457, Rusty Yeager Jr. 616, Gary Diesso 220.500 Classic: Petra Kaun 215/622, Teresa Lauer 604, Cindy Dominguez 246/595, Robyn Willis 208/564, Barbara Vac-carello 566, Farol Brifman 220.short n sweet: Congratulations Team #11, “Relentless” our league champions, Elmer Bernal, Caz Nunez, Aaron Chan. Good Luck on sweeper night!the Classics: Louis Enriquez 226/620, Leah Hoffman 223/601, Pam Blake 564, Rean Luttrell 203/537, Gayle Kirby 205/522, Sharon Enriquez 514, Kevin Crawford 223.sFvCC nikkei: Kirk Sasaki 235/640, Pei Eto 572, Yoshi Kawamura 244/609, Tami Shiotani 206/517, Doug Nakada 607, Noriko Fukunaga 206/518, John Kobayashi 244, Tak Kokubo 235, Stan Date 234.

JUNIORSJunior royals: Keith Nelson 220/555, Julias Frias 186/537, Justin Pluchino 183/511, Mark Gagnier 185/487, Justin Nguy-en 174/430, Tyler Smith 149/379, Jacey Opiana 168/442, Emily Haworth 119/342, Rebecca Zelaya 112/289.Bumper thumpers: Deanna Frias 83/149.

SENIORS49’Ers senior trio: Rick Dobris 266/659, Carolyn Scherz-berg 256/648, Howard Rovner 234/638, Keith Hazard 583, Gary Faught 212/570, Richard Greenzweight 557, Mary Lauer 214/613, Carole Peire 201/554, Helen Layfield 524, Diana Walden 519, Gary Faught 212, William Tidemanson 210, Tom Tucker 209.Funtimers: Ron Doll 268/748, Carolyn Scherzberg 226/611, Hung-Lay Quon 259/677, Rick Dobris 264/663, Richard Greenzweight 257/636, Al Reiswig 626, Bev Zietz 213/548, Bill Robb 238, Marcia Votava 202.39’Ers senior trio: Al Reiswig 247/674, Lucy Tralla 226/615, Jose Blanco 255/664, Ron Doll 236/654, Mel Neiditch 616, Bernhardt Roth 247/598, Scotty Alavazo 598, Carolyn Scherzberg 202/553, Larry George 246.have a great week!

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by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—Joseph Richard (Dick) Hintz was born July

12, 1928 and lived in Anaheim. He was an ABC-USBC member for over 60 years. He was manager at Freeway Bowl from 1959-61 and bowled with past OC president, Bob Ramirez, in the Long Beach Traveling league and also was league president and bowled, for many, many years, in the Wally’s Vegas league at Highland Bowl. He was an accomplished and prolific bowler and never met anyone he didn’t like. He was considered a gentleman on and off the lanes and respected and loved by all.

Long time friend and also past president of Orange County ABC, Joe Moore, says they were both in the dry cleaning business and were definite rivals but, on the lanes, they were the best of compadres. Dick’s long-time friend and bowling teammate, Butch Maxwell considered him his second father and honorary family member. Butch recalls Dick retired from bowling in 2004 due to arthritis but still always remembered the “good old days” and his love of the game.

Dick is survived by his wife Ellie and son, Bill. Services will be Friday, Oct. 28th at Riverside National Cemetary at 1 PM. Sympathy cards may be sent to Butch Maxwell, Westminster Bowling Supply, 6429 Westminster Blvd., Westminster, CA. 92683. Condolences to the Hintz fam-ily.


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DARYL BRANDT WINS ABT AT AMF CARTER LANES

FULLerTon—daryl Brandt won the Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at AMF Carter Lanes on sunday, october 2, 2011 dur-ing our 3-game Beat-the-Board tournament. daryl bowled in the 11AM squad and shot games of 215, 264 and 281 with handicap for a series total of 760 and the $500 1st place prize plus $500 from the Progressive Pot. Johnny Tran came in second shooting a 726 with handicap. Low to cash was +96.

our newest championship, daryl Brandt lives in signal Hill and is married to Virginia. daryl wanted to thank God for His blessings and his wife, Virginia, for her love and support. daryl sports a high game of 299 and a high series of 735. daryl was using a storm secret Agent drilled by Jim McCoy at Bach Bowling supply in Torrance for the win this weekend and daryl wanted to thank Jim for taking care of his equip-ment. daryl works at shimadzu Precision Instruments in Torrance and wanted to thank his co-workers for their support. daryl also wanted to thank deven Walls for his support during the tournament and Arnie schroeder for his overall support of daryl’s game. daryl does his league bowling at Cal Bowl and also wanted to thank his team mates at Cal and his friends at ABT for their friendship and encouragement. daryl also wanted to give extra thanks to his chiropractor, dr. david starr of Beach Cities spine Center in redondo Beach, for his support. daryl also wanted thank to our sponsors, storm and roto Grip, and Carter Bowl for hosting our tournament and the ABT directors for running an outstanding tournament.

The winner of the senior sweeper and the 2-Game sweeper was daryl Brandt.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at AMF Carter Lanes for hosting our tournament. our next tournament is this sunday, october 23 at Westminster Lanes. The ad-dress is 6471 Westminster Avenue, Westminster. The phone number is 714-893-5005. squad times are 10:30, 12n & 1:30PM. First place with Mega Pot is guaranteed at $1000. The entry fee for the tournament is $50. Gold members and re-entries are $45. Multiple cashing in this tournament. Cash as many times as you bowl but only once in the top three. We hope to see you at Westminster Lanes on sunday!

(L-R)ABT member Troy Sucatre and Champion, Daryl Brandt

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AnAHeIM — In the Thurs-day Linbrook Juniors, Chris-topher deFazio, 165 average, downed 185/533. Chris M. rinner rolled 145. Izr Pineda pocketed 102. In the Junior Adult Dou-bles, Mike robbins raked 223-204 for a nice 610 series. Chris Woodmansee, 164 average, crushed 224. Josh Cruz clob-bered 223-213 and Joe Cruz clipped 203. In the Bumper Busters, Alan Gonzalez aced 93-88. Brittany Fisheli blasted 70-85. Alex Williams added 82-72 and Josh evans smashed 71-75. Great bowling, Bumper Busters! In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Chris Gushue got off to a great start with 220-203 and followed it with 9 strikes in a row in game 3 for a fabulous 276 game and a super 699 series. This set included 30 clean frames! Way to go, Chris! Josh Cruz joined in with awesome games of 239-217 for a 621 series. robert Abrecht ripped 227 and Valerie Matsu-moto mastered 216. other great scores were rolled by Khamron Gardner with a new season high game of 132, destini Gardner 160, Paul Uyanga with a new season high game of 168, Tif-fani Agustin with a new season high series 159-155-156/470, Janine Uyanga 187, James d’Angelo with a new season high game of 169, Laura rob-bins 133, Makayla edwards 132-126, dallas Huff 194 and Josh Villegas 197.

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SANDS BOWL (32)43233 Sierra Hwy., Lancaster, CA 93534

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500 & Open Club Handicap Tournament sunday, november 6, 2011

Bowl: 10:00am – Check-in: 9:00amvalencia lanes

23700 Lyons Ave., Newhall, CA 91321, (661) 222-9080

1st place: $100 youth scholarship(minimum 20 entries; scholarships awarded based on 1:10 ratio)

usBC smArt Acct # 10677 • usBC Certified Eligibility rules: 500 Club: Current nlAC-usBC certified youth members who have bowled a 500 series in a certified league or tournament while a member of the nlAC. Open Club requirements: minimum of 100 average and has not yet bowled a 500 series or higher. (The minimum series must be bowled up to the tournament date to be eligible. Clubs are incremental once achieved in the season).

1) Entering average: A) 2011-2012 book average (if none use B);B) Ending Summer League sheet (if none use C);C) Current average (must bring league sheet, min. of 7 league sessions) (if none use D); D) no average, bowl scratch.

Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average. Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average may be disqualified.

2) Bowlers must bowl in the club they qualified in. 3) Please present membership cards when checking in. Check-in starts at 9:00 AM. Entries close at 10:00 AM on Nov-6th or when

squad is full. Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. 4) All other rules governed by USBC Tournament rules. Rule #’s 319a2, 319d, and 319e are waived. 5) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual statements on shirts. 6) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed. 7) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification. 8) Make checks or money orders payable to: nlAC-usBC (any returned checks are subject to 3X the amount of the check OR

$100, whichever is greater, plus a $25 fee).9) handicap: (90% of 200) Average verification required for entries10) Format: 3 games on same pair. Total pins plus handicap will determine scholarship winners. Each division .11) Awards: Youth Scholarships ($100 first place scholarship with a minimum of 20 entries). Scholarships based on 1:10 ratio.12) Entry Fees: $20 per bowler (pre-paid); $30 per bowler on site ($10 late fee). $7.50 lineage; $11.50 Scholarship/Awards

(returned 100%); expenses $1. Balance to NLAC-USBC ways & means. Prepaid entries must be received by november 2, 2011. late fees will be added to the scholarship fund.

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youth name: _______________________________________________ usBC membership #______________________

youth Center & league: _________________________________________ ChECk OnE: 500 Club Open Club

youth Entering Avg: __________ ChECk OnE: Book summer Current scratch

nO FAXED EntriEs ACCEPtED

mail entries to: nlAC-usBC, 15600 Devonshire st. #212, granada hills, CA 91344, (818) 810-6263

600 & 700 Club Scratch Tournament sunday, november 6, 2011

Bowl: 10:00am – Check-in: 9:00amvalencia lanes

23700 Lyons Ave., Newhall, CA 91321, (661) 222-9080

1st place: $100 youth scholarship per Division(minimum 20 entries per division; scholarships awarded based on 1:10 ratio)

usBC smArt Acct # 10677 • usBC Certified Eligibility rules: Current Certified nlAC-usBC youth members who have bowled a 600 or 700 series in a certified league or tournament as a member of the nlAC. (The minimum series must be bowled up to the tournament date to be eligible. Clubs are incremental once achieved in the season).

1. Entering average: A) 2011-2012 book average (if none use B);B) Ending Summer League sheet (if none use C);C) Current average (must bring league sheet, min. of 7 league sessions)

Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. Bowlers submitting a higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average. Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average may be disqualified. Averages for awards only.

2. Bowlers must bowl in the club they qualified in. Two Divisions: 600 & 700. 3. Please present current USBC youth membership cards when checking in. Check-in starts at 9:00 Am.4. Make checks or money orders payable to: nlAC-usBC (any returned checks are subject to 3X the amount of the check OR

$100, whichever is greater, plus a $25 fee). Entries close at 10:00 Am on nov 6, 2011 or when squad is full.5. Format: 4 games scratch moving one (1) pair after each game. Top 3 each division step ladder roll to determine champion. 6. Awards: Youth Scholarships ($100 first place scholarship per division with a minimum of 20 entries per division). Additional

scholarships based on 1:10 ratio. 7. Entry Fee: $25 (pre-paid); $35 (on-site: $10 late fee); (Lineage $10 + Scholarship Fund $14 (returned 100%) + $1 expenses).

Balance to NLAC-USBC ways & means. Pre-paid entries must be received by november 2, 2011. Late fees will be added to the scholarship fund.

8. Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual statements on clothing. 9. Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed. 10. POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification 11. All other rules governed by USBC Tournament rules. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

youth name: _______________________________________________ usBC membership #______________________

youth Center & league: ______________________________________________________________________________

youth Entering Avg: __________ ChECk OnE: Book summer Current scratch

ChECk OnE: 600 Club 700 Club nO FAXED EntriEs ACCEPtED

mail entries to: nlAC-usBC, 15600 Devonshire st. #212, granada hills, CA 91344, (818) 810-6263

Dewaine West Bowls 824by Frank Weiler

MUrrIeTA—deWAIne WesT did it again: 299. It was his first near perfecto of the season, after five 299s last season. The national record for 299s is forty-one, by WArren WAs-son of Garland, Texas. Watch out cowboy, dewaine has you in his sights.

The 824 (279 - 299 - 246) was West’s first 800 of the season, after three eights last year. dewaine’s big series raised his av-erage to 232, just four below his 236 book average of last sea-son. West wants to thank his wife MArI for her support and the BoWLInG neWs for recognizing his bowling accomplish-ments. By the way, Mari booked 196 last season.

While dewaine was striking away, several other bowlers were also doing well in CAL oAK’s 640 scratch League: Ken CLAY (773), Joe deoCAMPo Jr. (772), MIKe VInYArd (770), rYne CUnnInGHAM (748), JIM MUrTIsHAW (739), and JonATHAn HeIM (723). All of these bowlers are grateful to the BoWLInG neWs for recognizing their accomplishments.

Alan Mojado Gets His First Cal Oaks 300 by Frank Weiler

MUrrIeTA—silver coach ALAn MoJAdo has a PBA 300 and several certified perfectos. However, until a couple of weeks ago, he never had a perfect game at Cal oaks. That all changed when Alan used his new Victory road to strike twelve consecutive times, in the Country Express League. Alan finished his big night with a 726 (198-300-228). His career high series is a 804.

Alan is a YoUTH CoACH at Cal oaks. He told me that he loves helping young bowlers, especially when a kid does well. Alan wishes to thank his ball driller, AndY neeMAn, for a great job and the BoWL-InG neWs for recognizing his accomplishment.

Saturday, October 29, 2011Bowl at 12:30pm

Two Per Team (1 Man & 1 Woman)Both Bowlers Must Be 50 Years of Age or Older

$20 Per TeamSide Pots Included

Optional Clean Game & 300 Game Pot

Bowl Four GamesGames 1 & 3 Regular BowlingGames 2 & 4 No-Tap Bowling

Handicap 90% of 220

SENIORSCOTCH DOUBLES

2500 Carson St. Lakewood, CAPhone: (562) 421-8448www.cal-bowl.com

INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPATION HITS RECORD 15 NATIONS FOR PBA WORLD SERIES OF BOWLINGLAs VeGAs—With the entry of six players from Bahrain,

the 2011 PBA World series of Bowling is assured of a record number of at least 15 nations that will be represented in the two-week extravaganza at south Point Casino, Hotel and Bowling Center in Las Vegas.

Among the 41 early entries into the third annual WsoB are players representing Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Colombia, denmark, england, Finland, Germany, Mexico, new Zealand, Poland, south Korea, sweden, Venezuela and the United states. each of the two previous World series had representation from 14 countries.

Capacity for the 2011 World series is 240 players. A one-time $800 entry fee for non-exempt players includes the Bayer Viper open, Chameleon open, scorpion open, GeICo shark open and the PBA World Championship. For complete rules and entry information, visit pba.com. entries are being accepted on a first-come basis.


Linbrook Bowling Center201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253

Excluding Holidays

WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS 201 s. BrOOkhurst • AnAhEim • (714) 774-2253

LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER

}Monday & Friday 9am - 5pmSunday & Monday 8pm - 1am

Special$2.25 per game

Monthly Sunday Decaf Doubles Tournament - Sunday - Oct 23 @ 10:30AMCheck in at 10:00am - Entry Fee: $20.00 - Luck of the Draw for partners.

Handicap 80% of 225 - Doubles Payout

Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles - Saturday - Nov 19 @ 12:30PMCheck in at 11:30am • Limited to the first 50 paid couples

20 Lane Challenge - Sunday - Nov 27 @ 10:30AMCheck in at 10:00am - Entry Fee: $20.00 Strike to score - Top Strikers Cash

Call E.J. Rogers for more info or to sign up

saturdays • Check-in 7:30pm • Bowl at 8:00pm • $20 Per Person

sundays at 7:30-11 Am • 3 games & Breakfast • $10 Per Person

tuesday & Fridays at 1 Pm • Entry Fee: $10

NEW TIME TEDDY’S COLOR OF MONEYNEW TIME

BREAKFAST BOWL

SENIOR NO-TAp

“WE’RE A pARTY 24 SEVEN”NOW ACCEpTING VISA AND MASTERCARD

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Sat. Oct. 22 @ 9pm Then Color of Money will return to its new start time of 8pm! Come down and join the fun!

STUDIO CITY — Have you seen the brighter more accentu-ated lighting over the lanes? Well yep, we did it. We are trying to make the lanes more visible for you to see all your strikes better. Also we are saving energy by using high efficiency bulbs. Overall we think it’s the right thing for the environment and for your eyes, but please keep eating those carrots.

Adults:The Halloween No-Tap is in 10 days. Are you signed up? This time we are doing a 50/50 that will enable “spotlight bowling”. If you’ve never done this you are in for a treat. When the train stops on you, it’s your turn to bowl a strike and win some cash. Make sure to see Brandon to sign-up, until the big day here’s your high scores:Paramount: Greg Bowles 238/639, Steve Weinstein 224/628, Kathy Slechta 171/476.tavern guild: Tony Annibale 692, JIm Howell 591, Tom Whitaker 237, Brent Lund 216, James Tan 213. twilighters: (Week 4) Barry Cohanim 633, Steven Knox 593, Shin Takei 592, Gayle Lee 435, Bob Riffle 235, Steve Weglein 225, Robert Lerman 215, Denise Maiman 170. (Week 5) Ron Koblin 637, Steven Knox 547, Shin Takei 544, Denise Maiman 506, Melissa Ryan 416, Robert Woods 221, Ben Broman 212, Al Zuniga 189, Carol Gerard 203.kings and Queens: Jon Schell 668, Richard Fischer 639, Jeff Coggins 598, Lori Lapkin 397, Wayne Roberts 236, Ed-win Marfil 212, Will Pisnieski 212, Amy Wasserman 128.s.C.B.l.: Keane Murakami 252/698, Stephen Santay 692, Tom Sardo 259/674, Bonita Alford 198/453, Doc McCoy 255.Funseekers: (Week 3) Zoran Jacimovic 728, Keane Mu-rakami 673, Terry Wainscott 630, Ed Barnes 615, Isabelle Vincent 565, Lisa Frobisher 497, Keren Shiu 496, Bill Devoe 269, Barry Judis 237, Mark Spivak 234, David Dittlinger 224, Myra Schiffman 197, Marley Sims 165. (Week 4) Zoran Jaci-movic 732, Barry Judis 662, Tony Viacava 635, T. Annibale 629, Keren Shiu 514, Lisa Frobisher 486, Myrna Schiffman 454, Terry Wainscott 257, Dane Price 247, Eric Maize 233, David Dittlinger 229, Lisa Goldberg 201, Lynda Palau 165.

Juniors:That’s right, we added to our junior program again. We now have a ton of new kids bowling in the Saturday program with their own ball they received from the Have a Ball league. And (there’s more) we are doing another Junior Have a Ball league so make sure to sign up with Marsha. Here’s the scores and only the scores:senior scratch: Max Korn 802, Treven Goldsmith 751, Daniel Cohen 211.

seniors/Daytime:Odd fact: No seniors have bowled in our No-Tap Tourneys, yet. So now is the time. Put on a costume and bowl some 9’s on your way to winning some cash. We would love to have you here and hope you can make it. Here’s the spooky scores:Pin Pals: Karen Collier 157/439, Shelly Djergian 156/411, Diana Bassi 399, Barbara Murphey 159.happy timers: Sam Marion 190/502, Gary Olsen 200/500, David Marion 182/482, Ruth Swick 172/408.Coffee & Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 202/545, Sharon Lawrence 211/512, Elayne Klein 505, Sarah Alexander 487, Pam Vaughn 176, Stacy Chang 176.senior social: Allan Lotta 223/505, Gary Olsen 178/493, Pat Olsen 161/456, Ruth Gralla 146.Joslyn seniors: Russ Romo 245/508, Gary Olsen 206/540, Sol Stein 175/499, Betty Dushkin 409, Yolanda Dragotta 179/397, Lillan Kleinman 390, Joyce Rabinowitz 154, Pat Olsen 152.

Bowler of the week: Somebody call a doctor! The pins have been mauled over by this great bowler. That’s right, Dr. Ben Broman bowled games of 214-234 and 221 for a series of 669. Great bowling Doctor Ben and your team is looking like 1st place material.

sweetness Quote of the week: “What does a skunk eat for lunch? Peanut butter and smelly.” Uncle Luke.

BY NICE AND SWEET

12655 vEnturA BlvD.stuDiO City

818-769-7600 or 877-2380when you have time to spare

ANAHEIM — Let’s see what’s happening here at Linbrook Bowling Center this weekend? This Saturday, October 22 Teddy’s Color of Money has a new time (only this Saturday!) and it’s at 9:00 p.m. Our Monthly Sunday Decaf Doubles Tournament is on Sunday, October 23 at 10:30 a.m. Here are the high scores for the week of October 11 thru 17.santa guys & gals: Tony Chaco 213, Gerald Litchenheld 205, Davis Luraschi 205, Joe Molina 204, Jesse Contreras 203.lunch Bunch: Norm McLeod 205-213/609, Jim Grove 218, Mike Blankenship 209, Al Naki 203, Joe Cutri 200.swinging trios: Bob Baughman 209.Anaheim secondary teachers: Ed Yenowine 213, Brent Valencia 203, Marcus Jimmerson 201.Cypress College: Bryan Osborne 216-269/677, Larry Nord-strom 227, Michael Rivera 216, Lucas Parckys 205, Garrett Weiss 202-203, Genka Cabatu 225/600.monday nite Football: Mike Baerg 247-256-211/714, Justin Salinaz 210, Michael Thoreson 201.ten Pins: Dick McKenzie 227-213-200/640, Gavin Huff 213-213-201/627, Dan Hust 234-203/626, Don Moore 204-221/619, Steve Benavente 223-203/606, Joanie Lenz 217.vegas nonsense: Calvin Duckworth 215-201-223/639, Steven Branch 206-204/605, Chris Duckworth 215, Jim Johnstone 214-213, Christine Byrd 200.O.C. korean: Young Chul Choi 202, Hyun Wook Hang 200.3’s Company: Patti Roberts 208, Dee Spargur 205, Marie Parmalee 204.r.C.r.C.: Lou Cruz 258-256/688, Keith Taylor 234, Tito Lassalle 208.Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 253-223-228/704, Lee Haywood 244-2112/639, Tony Banks 212-215/613, Steve Domon 222-215/609, Gavin Huff 227.Just Desserts: Dan Perreira 211-210-218/639, BJ Thoreson 200-225, Frank Maher 216, Tony Cayer 215, Lee Haywood 211.m.t.l.: John Conway 259-244/682, Hong Kha 238-232/650, Rick Sargent 240-205/643, E.J. Rogers 209-254/641, Alan Bloom 246-220/640, Dora Miller 214, Virginia Norton 214. B.s.m.: Glen Kim 211-223-204/638, Insoo Bang 203-231-205/636, Dong Hoon Choi 256/626, Jimmy Kim 212/607, Joseph Riggs 207, Lucia Hwang 211.golden nuggets: Rey Ortiz 204, Rachel Chaco 201.go For 9 (no-tap): Norm McLeod 244-230-275/749, Tony Angulo 240-262/691, Hoagy Wong 243-243/678, Tom Mur-ray 267-224/658, Clay Howard 246-220/655, Elburta Can-field 256/601, Barbara Bish 266, Fran Stern 222.Party timers: Skip Prisco 299-257-213/769, Ted Evans 245-214/648,Jakob Imbrogno 244-222/639, Joe Sangenito 220-222/635, Duane Stout 221-220, Nicole Evans 204-208.Anaheim nisei: Sandy Viloria 258-226/655, Hach Murata 233,Lorin Tomono 223-221, Vince Okada 214, Dave Lau-therboren 213.nikkei: Sandy Viloria 255/650, Tony Marasco 234/600, Tony Bargayo 246, Eric Ngayan 225, Henry Yomyana 212, Louise Viloria 214.525 ladies Classic: Lynda Burge 221, Latricia Carroll 218, Betty Saienni 210-200, Karen Bagnall 203, Cora Bussey 202.santa super savers: Tony Chaco 216/602, Bob Stellar 209, Nick Lam 202.thursday mixed seniors: William Brown 236, Pat Madonna 212, Mike Quick 205, Robert Flores 200.magnolia teachers (no-tap): Bill McFeggan 226-241/655, Richard Mazor 240-202/627, Tim Hill 244, Brenda Hill 216,

Debi Andreff 201.st. Pius: Calvin Macaraeg 235.7-11: Steve Chavez 217-225/638, Shawn Perry 215-214-202/631, E.J. Rogers 216-204/617, David Wright 226-202/612, Peter Reyes 236.grey Panthers: Norm McLeod 228, Rey Ortiz 204.vegas Party: Ron Sargent 216-258-225/699, Mark O’Donnell 225-238-216/679, Jason Watts 236-257/670, Hong Kha 222-203-236/661, Andy Moran 266-216/655, Marvina Vrabel 223-200, Pam Weiland 201, Lawana Clark 200.t.g.i.F.: Mike Bowen 204.kamaaina: Kevin Fujinami 245-200/637, Matt Skolnik 222-203-211/636, Ronnie Ureda 237-205/635, Frank Jones 206-238/619, Kalani Akui 232/603.Double Daters: Shane Oslund 202-233/624, Norm Walker 245/618, Shawn Oslund 221-204/614, Tim Mcconaha 244-207/613, Gary Oslund 206-221/610, Valerie Aguirre 204.Family and Friends: Pete Quinata 232, Kelly Livoni 222.Angel west: Phil Hawkins 268-227/680, Francisco Navarro 219-204/608, Robert Scott 249, Frank Sotelo 219, Bob Bergan 208.gamblers Anonymous: Troy Mcconaha 236/622, Jody Iriye 243.20 lane Challenge: 1st John Conway $90 12 strikes, 2nd (tie) Donny Peterson, Ron Sargent, Mark Guillaume 11 strikes $30, Optional 17 strikes or more pot carryover $169.senior no-tap: Results of October 11. 34 entries @ $10.00=$340; 34 lineage @ $5.25=$178.50; 34 prize fund @ $4.75=$161.50; 29 3-6-9 @ $1.00=$29.00. Place Money—1st Bob Fulton 828 $30.00, 2nd P.J. Carroll 805 $23.00, 3rd Cliff Lapointe 796 $18.00, 4th Elaine Dooley 792 $14.00, 5th-6th (tie) Joe McKee and Jim Moore 786 and $8.50 each. Side Pots—Game 1, hdcp.: 1st Bob Fulton 293 $8.00, 2nd Dick McKenzie 279 $6.00, 3rd Cliff Lapointe 275 $4.50. Game 2, scr: 1st Ed Hermance 287 $9.00, 2nd Victor DelaCruz 255 $7.50, 3rd Jim Moore 254 $6.00. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Elaine Dooley 313 $8.00, 2nd Bob Fulton 286 $6.00, 3rd John Munson 269 $4.50. 3-6-9 Carryover: $83.00, Added: $29.00, New Total: $112.00. No winner.

SHOPPING FOR A SUB? GO SEE NORDSTROM

by Roberta McNaughtIf you’re in the market for a sub, Larry Nordstrom would be your go to guy. Larry sports a 195 book but has been carrying a 211 three week average. That will change this week since he rolled a 1008 series last week on games of 244, 226, 269, and 269. That’s a great bargain for this super sub.Anderson Alcaraz 263/965, and Willy Bordenave 254/905, were the only two in the 900 Club.Other scores to mention were: Norm Walker 266/899, Missy Parkin 246/895, John Conway 255/886, Rob Rob-erts 244/872, Bo Vrabel 245/867, Hong Kha 230/862, Jim Moore 247/858, Stacy Rider 235/858, Dan Baker 244/844, Frank Bellinder 234/844, Dick McKenzie 238/840, Juan Sandoval 230/833, Larry Green 220/833, Don Gard-ner 233/818, Martin Angulo 222/812, Orlando Vanegas 222/812, Mark Allen 215/812, Alan Bloom 236/811, Ed Her-mance 221/804, John Velasquez 249, Jerry Roddam 244, Ron Douglass 242, David McNaught 239, Karen Bagnall 236, Manny Magno 233, Rose Williams 223, Rod Cant-rell 215, Fred Voysey 214, Drew Parkin 213, Cora Bussey 211, Victor DelaCruz 210, Melissa Fan 210, Gloria Ferrulli 208, Nicole Evans 204, Bill Hitchcock 203, Nancy M. Smith 203, and Tony Chaco 201. It was great to see “Big Ed” Stoute last week when he stopped in to say hi to the 590 Classic. So good to see you Big Ed.

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