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True Amateur’s Big EventThe First Early Entry Deadline Is May 20th, 2005

Tat Next Event June 26th to July 4th3 New Prize Funds = Real Value for Bowlers

LAS VEGAS–For the 2005 True Amateur Tournament (TAT)“The BIG Event” tournament, the prize funds have been increasedwith more bowlers cashing. Many added bonuses will create extracashers, and higher cash spots.

Our next Big event will be held at Texas Station Gambling Hall& Hotel Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, from June 26 thruJuly 4, 2005. A special Demo Days will be held on June 25th.

All entrants will receive the Ebonite’s latest hi performance ballfree. 1st place prize is $20,000, 2nd - $12,500, 3rd - $10,000, 4th- $5,000, and $500 minimum for making the Finals. Prizes in-crease as bowlers advance in each of the final rounds. All TATentrants will be in 4 separate tournaments (4 separate prize funds)with early entry, with over 450 ways to cash.

The Ebonite Sweepers will have a new twist, where 4 bowlersfrom each of the 3 sweepers will double their winnings at no extracharge and 6 others from every sweeper will get another eboniteball for just showing up. Free ebonite Challenge finals entries willalso be given away in all 3 sweepers.

A single Entry is only $250.00, which includes a free EboniteHigh Performance bowling ball, free entries into the 2 Chance Tour-naments and Ebonite Challenge Tournament, one Qualifying Squad.All Marathon or Triple have huge discounted entries. (best value)Example a Mini Marathon entry comes with,3 qualifying squads, 3Chance squads, 1 Sweeper, 1 qualifying entry into the $30,000Ebonite Challenge and the latest high performance Ebonite ball.

Everyone’s AWinner At SantaClarita WWPB

Fundraiserby Lori Yamasaki

SANTA CLARITA–LastSaturday the Western WomenProfessional Bowlers teamedwith Santa Clarita Lanes for aground breaking women’s bowl-ing event - a fundraiser to ben-efit the Sheila R. Veloz BreastImaging Center.

The day began with a freelunch to all participants at SantaClarita Lanes’ Vincenzo’s Pizza.All participants also received agoody bag courtesy of theWWPB. Bowling began Satur-day afternoon and a great timewas had by all.

Following a four game quali-fying event for WWPB playersand Friends and Family players- teams were drawn for bakerstyle match play finals to deter-mine a winner. Wonderful raffleprizes were drawn throughoutthe day - that included bowlingequipment, apparel, terrific fooditems, gift certificates, and muchmore, that made winners out ofseveral participants and fansalike! Congratulations toLeanna Harada and JenniferSmith - our WWPB Family andFriends event victors. From thiswonderful day, the WWPB willdonate over $2000 to the Sheila

Top (L to R): Champions - Jennifer Smith and Leanna Harada,2nd place finishers - Mary McCracken and Tammy Sibley. Bottom(L to R): WWPB President Lori Yamasaki, WWPB Directors andEvent Organizers - Lauren Takahashi and Laurie Soto.

R. Veloz Breast Imaging Centerto benefit those in need.

The Sheila R. Veloz BreastImaging Center aims to improveaccess to breast imaging ser-vices with the specific intent tomake it easier and more conve-nient for women to get their an-nual mammograms and to re-duce the anxiety associated withbreast cancer detection. Process-ing of digital images is fasterthan conventional film process-ing and reduces the need for ad-ditional appointments and extramammograms.

Our next WWPB events willbe over Memorial Weekendagain at Santa Clarita Lanes thenon June 25 at Keystone Lanesand June 26 at Del Rio Lanes.

California Bowling WritersFinalize Plans For

Convention WeekendWEST COVINA–Find your way to the California Bowling Writ-

ers booth at the California Womens Bowling Association ProductFair and surprises are in store. The big dice are waiting for you asare the great special prizes to be won. For members, there is theCBW special gift. New this year is a special drawing opportunityfor new members who join.

Our meeting time is 6:30 P.M. on Friday night May 20th– pleaseplan to attend.

For those of you who have attended the CBW luncheon, youknow it is not just any luncheon. Chairman Jackie Wyck-off isbusy weaving her magic to create a luncheon to remember. Lun-cheon fare features choice of Pasta Primavera or Grilled ChickenSalad both of which include Bread, Tea or Coffee and Dessert forjust $22.50. The date is Saturday, May 21 at the Pacific PalmsResort, site of the California WBA 2005 convention. Deadline forreservations is May 10. Send reservations to: Jackie Wyckoff,CBW Secretary, 626 Poplar Avenue, Redwood City, CA 94061.Don’t delay!

CBW is excited about speakers Linda Ruiz and Karen Heinswho have become known as the Bowling Moms. Not only did theyachieve finishing higher than any other two women team in theAmazing Race Reality Show, they’re bowlers! Bring your ques-tions because they are prepared to answer them. Also, a bowlingpin adorned with the signatures of pro bowlers, including Dick Weberand The Bowling Mom’s, will be a part of a special luncheon raffle.

Taking part in the Bowling Writer activities is a way to partici-pate in meeting activities (Friday night at 6:00 P.M.) and the lun-cheon (noon on Saturday) and have fun at the CBW Product Fairbooth. Our goal is keeping our writers writing and in touch witheach other. Mary Lynly, CBW Publicity Committee

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Cal BowlNo-Tap

Sat. May 7LAKEWOOD — The head-

line tells it all except the timeand the entry fee. And for theold timers — it’s the same.

For the first time bowlers ofthe Saturday No-Tap, sign-insstart at 5:30 p.m.

The $40 entry fee only in-cludes prize fund and lineage.The six sidepots (6 games) andother goodies are optional.

The payoffs are 100%. Thepayoffs are in cash. The payoffsare instant.

No-Tap is a high scoring, fastpaced, challenging tournamentformat. You gotta’ hit the head-pin!

Sign-in early at easy to findCal Bowl. Between the 605 and710 Freeways on Carson. 562-421-8448 for more info.

Bowl May 7th, you gotta’ callMOM on Sunday.

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Forest LanesLAKE FOREST — Everbody bowls

on Saturday this week! Because every-one has a lady in their life that expectssome attention on Sunday (Mother’s DayMay 8), right?

So pack up the equipment, head south(or north) to Forest Lanes for their greateight gamer this Saturday, May 7th.

Lots of side action and lane action.Super Sidepots are $5 per game. Regularsidepots are included in the $80 entry fee.

Check-in starts at 12:30 p.m., with a1:00 p.m. starting time.

Scores have been running hot and thefield enlarges each tournament. Shouldbe a goodie this week! Call 949-770-0055to reserve your spot.

Fred RiccilliUpdate/May 4

NORWALK — Word reachedthe Bowling News that legend-ary bowler Fred Riccilli hadbeen rushed to the Los AlamitosHospital in a diabetic coma lastFriday.

84 year old Fred, on Tuesdaywas awake and talking tofriends. Good news for his fans!

Anyone wishing to send cardsor greetings may send them tothe Bowling News.

Fred and Hope Riccilli werethe heart of Orange Countybowling until he sold ChampionLanes. He appeared on many,many T.V. Bowling shows pro-duced by Dick Stoeffler. Fred’sbowling ability was envied byall. Our prayers are with him.

ChampionshipClimb ForChadwick!

SAN DIEGO . . . Long time& faithful NABI member BertChadwick captured his firstNABI title at our tournamenthosted by Parkway Bowl.Qualifying #4, Bert had the un-enviable task ahead of him to“climb the ladder” & win fourmatches to succeed, but thenwound up with a tie in his sec-ond match, so had to actuallywin five matches for his title. Toadd to his difficult task, three ofthe four finalists were alreadychampions! After it was over,Bert let out a huge sigh of re-lief, & quietly proclaimed hehad finally gotten a “monkey offhis back” with the win & a checkfor $1000. Congratulations!

The other top 5 finalists wereChuck Shoaf, Beto Rivero,Marvin Lassiter & TonyDamian. The $50 guaranteedsidepots were collected by BobUlery, Paul Willey, Ed Lomibao,Doug Pence, Jeff Greer, RonChase, James Smith (2) &Lassiter. The 3-6-9 perpetual potwas shared by five bowlers,Tony Nunez, Greer, Smith,Lomibao & Shoaf. Pizza tick-ets from Pizza Hut went toUlery, Chadwick & Greer.

The next NABI San Diegotournament is on May 14th atAdmiral Robinson Center.

Check the Bowling News nextweek for complete details &plan to join us for an afternoonof exciting bowling action.We’ll save a cookie for you!

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RENO–This fall’s InauguralKingpin Million Dollar Chal-lenge, presented by Reno-Tahoe, America’s AdventurePlace, promises to turn oneskilled and fortunate amateurbowler into America’s next mil-lionaire. The Kingpin’s uniquesix-division format was createdto offer as level playing field aspossible to all contestants intheir bid for a part of the recordsetting $2.2 million purse.

It will take nine days of non-stop competition, October 22 –30, 2005 at Reno’s newly reno-vated National Bowling Sta-dium to weed the anticipatedfield of 2,500 bowlers down toseven finalists. Those seven willcompete in a single scratch gamewith the high score taking theone million dollar top prize.

Although each division hasa limited numbers of slots avail-able, there will be amplechances to win large cash prizesas each of the six division cham-pions will earn a minimum of$50,000 for their participation inthe million dollar final round.

While total registration forKingpin Million Dollar chal-lenge costs $695, a $195 depositcan be utilized to reserve an en-try. Additionally, stay and playpackages are available for theSilvery Legacy, the Eldoradoand Circus Circus hotels. Entriesare currently being taken onlineat www.kingpinchallenge.com.

Adding to the excitementand pressure of the KingpinMillion Dollar Challenge, NBCSports has signed on to broad-cast the final round and tourna-ment highlights. The one-hourshow will air on November 13,2005 from 2 – 3pm eastern.

“This will be the ‘AmericanIdol’ of bowling,” said theKingpin’s David Woodruff, inreference to the amateur-statusparticipants of this “better thanpro” payout competition. “It’snatural that the tournament isbroadcast on network TV. Sincebowling is the number one par-ticipatory sport in the countrywe anticipate drawing a broadaudience of not only bowlingenthusiasts, but the general pub-lic through the reality nature ofthe competition. All 2,500bowlers have an equal chance towin a million dollars.”

What sets the Kingpin Mil-lion Dollar Challenge apart fromother tournaments is not only thehigh scoring purse but the sportsmarketing expertise and indus-try knowledge behind thescenes. Managing partners DaveWoodruff, John Gumas, PeteMcDermott and DarrenMullahey all hail from sportsmarketing and advertising back-grounds, and possess the busi-ness acumen to create a success-ful event. George Veras, presi-dent of Veras Communicationsand an 11-time Emmy AwardWinner, has signed on to handleall television production compo-nents; allowing 20-year bowlingveteran Frank Ellenburg to over-see the competition’s operations.Complementing this dynamicteam is Dave Husted, PBA Hallof Fame bowler and winner of14 PBA titles, who was ap-pointed as the Kingpin Commis-sioner.

The Kingpin Million DollarChallenge features a three-gamescratch qualifying tournament,with a unique six-division for-mat, created to provide partici-pants with the highest odds ofwinning. Each has a selectamount of slots, and are dividedinto four men’s divisions (ages30 and younger; ages 31 – 44;ages 41 – 59 and ages 60 andover), one women’s division,and an open category; reservedfor anyone who has bowled pro-fessionally or participated on anational team, in the past threeyears, excluding PBA Nationalor Major winners.

Sign up now for your chanceto win $1,000,000 by visitingwww.kingpinchallenge.com orcalling toll-free, 866-300-2292.

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OCWBA MeetingMon., May 9th

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The Council is composed ofOC organizations interested intenpin bowling.

For more information, call714-554-1880.

*West Coast Jr. Elims*2005 Summer

Are You Keeping Your Skills Up This Summer?West Coast Jr. Elims is a summer long tournament programdesigned to do just that. 4-games per week for 9 weeks. Topbowlers will continue for 2 weeks of Match Play to determineCenter Champion. Top 5 Girls and top 5 Boys will advance tostate finals.

Cost is $14.00 per week with match play rounds free. Must besanctioned and must complete 36 qualifying games to advance.Team format (doubles) may be included at Keystone. Center andstate level scholarships are awarded. Come put out your bestand join the fun. Put your own team together or come as an indi-vidual and be matched up.

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San Gabriel ValleyYouth Bowling

Assoc. Newsby A. A. Turtle

We just finished the CityTournament this past weekendand had some wonderful scoresbowled over these past twoweeks. We will start withSamantha Jimenez who shot anice score of 286 with a 715 se-ries in the Scratch Tournament.In Singles event there was Jus-tin Foster 264, Alex Quon 257,Marques Johnson 242, DannyCordova with a 245/646 series,Melissa Pena 640, AndrewRietta 620. Into the Doubles wasMatthew Muro 646 series, AarikTorres 252/644, Doe Dee Ho247, Felicia Mara 245. TeamRicky Fernandez 238/623, Me-lissa Pena 227. Those whobowled over their averages areJustin Foster by 102 pins, ArianaLuster 84 pins, and JeremiahFunk 82 pins, Khirin Kikkawa77 pins.

Watch the paper next weekfor the listing of top winners. Wewant to thank the bowlers fromAction Lanes, BRC WestCovina, Chaparral Lanes,Turtlebowl Youth Program,AMF Beverly Lanes, Oak TreeLanes and SGV Family FunTravel for participating in thisyears City Tournament. We hada total of 58 teams, 98 doubles,220 singles and hope that nextyear we will have more. Theaward banquet will be held onSunday June 12, 2005 at BRCCovina Bowl from 12 pm to 4pm. The cost is $9.00 a personuntil June 10 after that it is$15.00. Spaghetti will be served.You will be able to get ticketsfrom your Youth Director start-ing May 10 or you can contactthe office (909) 623-6980.


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

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Full Cash & CarrySQUAD TIMES:

Saturday: 12:30, 2 & 3:30PM3-6-9 & Semi’s at 5:00

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at Chaparral Lanes

SANTA FE SPRINGS–Donald Pulliam hadn’t hadmuch luck in the ABTA until thisSaturday when he put it together,and bowled awesome, winningfive straight matches in the top16 single elim finals finallydowning Manny La Guardia inthe title game to take home thecrown to Encinitas. Donald whodrives for Fed EX, deliveredhimself a nice package at Pre-miere, namely an ABTA Titleand $1,000 in Cash.

The turnout was on thelighter side this week at Pre-miere due to Vegas Sweepersand League roll offs etc. We stillhad a decent turnout of 162 en-trants and saw 43 bowlers returnto the Semifinals. The cut wasMen +59 Ladies +23 and superseniors added to the Semis. Theywere Cliff La Pointe, and RicoCayton. There were no SuperSenior Ladies added as eachSenior had made the board thisweek. Ready and eager, thesemifinalists took to the floor inthe Semis with the hopes ofmaking the top 16 single elimfinals.

Leading the Semis was thepride of Murrieta, Manny LaGuardia who blasted a huge+149 to be top seed and sit outto bowl for the title. Runner upin the semis was Eric Pham at+128 who would receive a firstround bye and enter in roundtwo.

The top sixteen took to thelanes. Losing in the first roundwere Dan Stoles, Vic Arteaga,Conrado Amado, FreddieGalvan and Gil Potempo, andthey cashed in 10-16th place and$100 each.

In round two we had Phamenter the field to down HeatherHoang in a big way 269-203.Romy Bautista bested RichRamirez 231-200, Joe Baghdad-lian stepped up to edge RogerWrase 209-299. Donald Pulliambested fellow San Diegan Chris-tine Smith in a good one 235-224. Losers in round two cashedin at $105 in 6-9th places.

Round three had Pulliambest a tapped Baghdadlian 225-188, and Pham blasted to a 241-189 win over Bautista. Joe andRomy were 4th and 5th with finebowling with Donald and Ericto meet for the right to advanceand bowl in the title match vsLa Guardia.

This game had Eric seem tolose his shot, and Donald stillhad his in a big 255-188 win.With five down, a strugglingEric, one of the nicer guysaround, was third at Premierewith fine bowling. Donald wasoff to the title game vs Manny.

The Title game was set andboth men are ABTA regulars,and supporters, Donald going

Pulliam Delivers ABTA Win at PremiereMatch Series est $1,400 3-6-9 is $1,500

Special Early Event, Mothers Day Special at Chaparral Saturdayfor his first win and Manny wonlast June so he would be goingfor title #2

The title game was on andManny decided to lead off. Hedid in a bad way, an open, andDonald spared and opened.Manny then had a resoundingdouble but Donald not to be de-nied, also doubled and kept rightgoing with three more for a fivebagger to lead , but Manny againturkeyed and cut the lead to 18pins, but then opened missingthe six pin and Donald finishedwith spares and a big 259-243win and his first ABTA title.Well deserved. Great bowlingby a fine young man who finallyput it all together at Premiere!Title #2 is in his future.

Manny La Guardia bowledvery well in the runner up posi-tion as did Eric Pham in 3rd andeither could have won it all atPremiere.

ABTA Notes Tourney Hi Qualifierswere “the Iron Man” Julian Conwi withhis fine+148 and the ladies were led byHeather Hoang at +80. They get paidentries.

The optional doubles were taken bythe “Iron Man”, and Eddie Palma andtheir 1407 got them $110. We paid 6places in the doubles.

Hermie Lebaquin and JosephMicheri couldn’t eliminate one anotherin the 3-6-9 rolloff, so we are going fora tidy $1,500 in the 3-6-9 rolloff at ourMothers Day Special Early Event eventat Chaparral Lanes this Saturday.

The Match Game 3 was Matched bythree bowlers, Ross Labar, David Jones,and Sun Sundara. Their fine 168 gamegot them 1/3 of the $740 pot.

The Match Series however was Un-matched due to the 534 series drawn bythe “Ironman” so we will estimate theMatch Series at $1,450 this weekend atChaparral, for only a $2.00 entry.

The Columbia 300” ball of the weekwent to non other than Manny LaGuardia, our runnerup. He thanks ABTAsponsor Columbia 300 for the fine ball.

John Licauco thrilled the crowd withthe front 10 at Premiere. There weresome nice games there.

Champion Donald Pulliam hailsfrom Encinitas and used an Infernodrilled by ABTA member Monty Strattonat Surf Bowl in Oceanside. He thankshis pretty lady friend Tenneal for sup-port and Monty “the “Scientist” for theexcellent drilling job. and PremiereLanes for the Event..

Manny La Guardia, a past championhails from Murietta, and used a Colum-bia Alter Ego drilled by ABTA memberJun Ayson. He is single for now andlooking. He thanks Jun for the drillingand good friends “Joltin Joe” Ico andRomy Almanzan for support.

It was awesome to have RestySanchez visit us at Premiere as he is re-covering from a mild stroke and doingvery, very well. Everyone was happy tosee him. He will be back, count on that.

Bart Sanchez also showed up afterhis double bypass to visit. He will bedoing well. The Iron Man speaks forhimself returning to ABTA action afterthroat Surgery! They are great guys.

This Weekend we will be hosted bypopular Chaparral Lanes in San Dimasin our Annual Mothers Day SpecialEvent. This is an EARLY SPECIALEvent. There are only three squads Sat-urday at 12:30-2:00 and 3:30 PM withthe 3-6-9 and finals at 5PM and out thedoor with the finish at 8:30PM.

Chaparral is located at 400 BonitaAve. Just take the 57 freeway to Arrow

Highway and go east to Bonita thenround the curve about 4 blocks to theCenter. The Phone there is 909-592-2772.

It’s history Folks, as Donald Pulliamenters the archives as our latest cham-pion.

Make plans early for the Big LasVegas event July 1-2-3-4 at the GoldCoast. There is $12,000 possible 1st inthat one and $8,000 minimum 1st place.

It is History til this Weekend atChaparral. See you there! For furtherinfo see our ad in this paper or call theABTA 562-868-7164 Have a HappyMothers Day

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATIONMay 1, 2005

(At Premiere Lanes)FINAL STANDINGS

1. Donald Pulliam 652 $1,000.00 2. Manny La Guardia 749 500.00 3. Eric Pham 728 200.00 4. Joe Baghdadian 718 115.00 5. Romy Bautista 702 115.00 6. Heather Hoang 665 107.50 7. Roger Wrase 642 107.50 8. Richard Ramirez 633 107.50 9. Christine Smith 595 107.5010. Gil Potompo SS 723 100.0011. Vic Arteaga 663 100.0012. Jo Jo Mateo 659 100.0013. Fred Galvan 653 100.0014. Dan Stokes 630 100.0015. Imelda Ahorro 621 100.0016. Conrad Amado 620 100.0017. Simon Rojas SS 617 70.0018. John Licauco 610 65.00 Thomas Licauco 610 65.00 Ed Palma 610 65.0021. Philip Lebaquin 603 60.0022. Duane Flores 597 57.5023. Filbert Tjakra 595 55.0024. Joseph Baghdadian 593 55.0025. Joann Courtney 584 52.5026. JulianConwi 580 50.00 Bob Alvarado 580 50.0028. Deborah Sanders 579 48.0029. Jing Lebaquin 578 47.0030. Ely Cruz SS 574 46.50 Jesse Cortez 574 46.5032. Lito Dizon 569 46.0033. Alan Aguilar 563 45.0034. Lara Velasco 545 44.0035. Rich Goddard 540 44.0036. Angel Chau 533 44.0037. Cliff LaPointe SS 60% 532 44.0038. Tony Rodriguez 513 44.0039. Robert Alvarado 509 44.0040. Karen Sargent SS DNS FE Rico Cayton SS DNS FE Joe Nolan SS DNS FE

DOUBLES 1. Julian Conwi/ Ed Palma 1407 110.00 2. Simon Rojas/ Jo Jo Mateo 1406 90.00 3. Jo Jo Mateo/ Lito Dizon 1394 70.00 4. Tony Rodriguez/ Roger Wrase 1383 60.00 5. Tony Rodriguez/ Julian Conwi 1351 50.00 6. Julian Conwi/ Ronald Sanchez 1347 40.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCUT SCORE

Sat. Men: +59, Sat. women: +23Super Seniors: Cliff LaPointe, RicoCayton

HIGH QUALIFIERS — FREE ENTRYMen: Julian Conwi +148Women: Heather Hoang +80

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Hermie Lebaquin/Joseph Micheri 50.00This week it is 1,400.00

MATCH GAME 3 — 168David Jones, Ross Labar,and Sun Sandara, Each 246.67This week, estimated 900.00

MATCH SERIES — 534No WinnerThis week, estimated 1,500.00

COLUMBIA 300 BALLManny La GuardiaPrize Fund, 161 4,381.00Paid Entries, 13 @ $44.00 572.00Optional Sidepots 1,115.00Brackets 7,400.00Doubles 440.00Shirt & Trophy 88.003-6-9 50.00Cash & Carry 1,200.00Match Game 740.00TOTAL PAID OUT $16,878.00

ABTA League Champions (L-R)Alfonso Atkinson GM Valley View Lanescongratulates the League Champions (team #5) Nick Rodriguez, DannyTakudomi, Shawn Wiley and Emma Johnson for winning the $8,000 titleNext Years League will be $1,000 1st and the Summer League will beginMay 19 and $2,000 1st for only 12 weeks.

Pulliam Delivers ABTA Title at Premiere (L-R) Eric Pham 3rd, Deborah Sanders (abtadirector), Donald Pulliam (Champion), and Manny La Guaradia (runnerup).

ABTA LeagueEnds At

Valley ViewGARDEN GROVE–Short Summer

League will bowl May 19th Meeting isMay 12th

Last Thursday, April 28th, was ourlast position round. Team #19 (VanessaAnderson, Brian Chambers, HerbertJones and James Tipton) and Team #4(Steve “Speedy” Bryant, Pat Little, ChrisKelly and Paul Staff) won the last twoseeded spots.

The wild cards, Team #16 (WillieDale, Bobbie Mc-Collum, Tom Palan andDoug Salzman) and Team #21 (JerryCant, Jr., Rey Javier, Ping Romero andRacquel Vergara) were the two top teamswithout winning a round. Team #13 willreceive the league bonus award, $200 andTeam #19 will receive $100. The roll offstook place Saturday, April 30th and Sun-day, May 1st.

League highlights: Herbert Jones ledthe scoring last week with his 236, 238247/721, Jerry Cant 249/698, Jr. Guimary277/694, Danny Guevarra 249/678, JonReyes 245/671, Ping Romero 236/667,Steve Domon 247/662 and James Tipton259/664. A. J. Atkinson had 257.

Gina Velarde led the ladies 220/600,Shawn Willey 216/599, Kristy Yahiku212/596, Jasmin Singson 233/576, ElvieMedestomas 203/575, Maria Bacos 220/573, Karen Wade 194/563 and DanaDadain 214/558. Della Douglass 211,Kathy Marin 201.

Sidepot winners: First game, BrianReyes 264, second game, James Tipton259, third and super pot, Steve Domonand James Tipton tied with their 247games.

The 50/50 winner to any regularABTA tournament went to Chris Kelly.Our match game will be worth $2,000,the number drawn was 298.

ROLL OFFS: The two wild cards,Team #16 (Willie, Bobbie, Tom andDoug) and Team #21 (Jerry, Rey, Racqueland Ping) had the first match of the day.Team #16 winning the match to advanceand Team #21 placed 10th.

The next stage was set for Team #16to bowl against Team #1 (Estrella Ferry,Daren Ogomori, Dominic Tambio andGreg Velarde) and at the same time, Team#19 (Vanessa Anderson, Brian Chambers,Herbert Jones and James Tipton) took thefloor against Team #4 (Steve “Speedy”Bryant, Chris Kelly, Pat Little and PaulStaff). Matches were scheduled accord-ing to their seedings, total points won allyear.

After two games, Team #16 had ninepoints against Team #1’s three points,went into the third match needing onlytwo points to win the match. Team #1started strongly and kept the same pacethru the last frames to overtake the seriesand points to advance. Team #16 placed8th.

Team #19 vs. Team #4, was anotherexciting match to the last ball thrown.Team #19 had ten points after the secondgame and Team #4 had two. The lastgame, Team #4, with Paul Staff’s 247, PatLittle’s 206, Chris Kelly’s absent scor-ing winning his point, the match restedon James Tipton’s score against SteveBryant. James had games of 212, 243 andhis last game of 232 gave them the onepoint needed to advance. Team #4 placed9th.

The third match, two matches inprogress, Team #13 (DeAndro Banks,Della Douglass, Donald Fisher and MarkHebert) against Team #19 (Vanessa,Brian, Herbert and James) and Team #3(Valinda Kelly, David Mathisen, BobSmith and Richard Warner) faced Team#1(Estrella, Darren, Dominic and Greg).

Team #19 and Team #13 match wentto the third game to decide the outcome,Team #19 continued their fine bowlingto advance to the next match. Team #13placed 6th.

The second match in progress, Team#3 Bob, Velinda David, and Richard)against Team #1 (Estrella, Darren,Dominic and Greg) were tied (six pointseach) going into the third game. Bob,Valinda and Richard won their points,David’s 214 lost to Darren’s 233. Everymark became crucial the last frame forGreg needing a double in the tenth. Gregwith his usual great bowling got the firstone, the second one was also a great ballbut unfortunately got tapped. It was avery tense, exciting match for the fansand bowlers alike, but team #3 finishedstrongly to win the match Team #1 placed7th.

The last match of the day, Team #3and Team #19 faced each other for thewinner to advance Sunday.

Team #3 won five points the firstgame and in the second game, Bob Smithshowing his “old” form and style had a255 (8 bagger) game to start off theirteam, followed by Valinda’s 207 game,David’s 236 and Richard’s 192 sweep-ing Team #19. The match started out withmediocre scores by both teams, but Team#19 just couldn’t find their shots to keepup with Team #3. Team #19 placed 5th.

SUNDAY: Team #3 earned the rightto bowl the third seeded team, BelindaCrowder, Tim Crowder, Larry Feldmanand Marvin Crowder. Team #20 took 4points but Team #3 answered back bywinning 4 points. As the previousmatches, it came to the third game again,

and there was some fine bowling Team#20 continued their fine bowling and ad-vanced. Team #3 placed 4th.

The second match between the sec-ond seed, Team #6 (Ryan Okamoto, JeffReyes, Jon Reyes and Jasmin Singson)and Team #20 went underway. Team #6took command and won 5 points, secondgame another 5 points and had to go intothird game for the one point needed. Thethird game started with Belinda’s 215game winning her point but Jasmin withher 186 got her point and the game wasstopped. Team #20 placed 3rd.

Team #6, overall second seed team,advanced to the championship match toface the top seeded team, Team #5, ShawnWilley, Emma Johnson, DannyTokudomi, Nick Rodriguez. First game,Team #5 won five points with Shawn’s215, Emma 182, Nick 216.

Team #6, Jeff had the lone point withhis 220 game. The second game, Team#6 battled their way to get four points andthe match went into the third game thatcould go either way. The pins differen-tial between the two teams was only 15making this match a very thrilling one tillthe last ball was thrown. Shawn contin-ued her hot bowling (215, 200, 214) win-

ning her point, Emma stepped up a notchto win hers, 199 and Danny winning his.Jeff had a bad break in the tenth framegetting a big split. Team #6 placed 2nd.

Congratulations to all the teams thatmade the roll offs, great bowling by all.ABTA league had three new teams thatmade the roll offs this year. HUGE con-gratulations to Team #5, Shawn, Emma,Danny and Nick, our newest champions.

Special thanks AMF Valley ViewLanes, specially their staff, headed byAlphonso and Rose, by accomodating ourtime roll-off schedules on Saturday andSunday.

The League had super Payoffs ofover a $54,000 prize find which includedadded monies and for a $26 weekly fee itcannot be beaten anywhere especiallywith only 22 teams. Next year will be 32in my estimation! SPECIAL NOTE: AMFValley View lanes will have BRANDNEW lanes in August.

DON’T FORGET: POT LUCKThursday! We will also pass out infor-mation regarding summer league.

Summer League meeting is May 12at 6:30PM. League starts May 19, endsAugust 11th and $2,000 1st place with12 teams min.


We have procurred a room block at Palace Station with some realgreat rates for all mega-buck bowlers. It’s only 1/2 mile from thestrip, and approx 6 miles from Texas Station. Bowlers will get 2extra Chance squads for staying at any of the 3 Station Casino’s. Therates at Palace, $39.99 during the week and $79.99 for either of the 2weekends. (USE CODE PCITAT4) PH# 1 800 634 3101 for reserva-tions at Palace. Deadline for Palace is June 1st. There are also roomsavailable at Fiesta Station (across the street from Texas).The roomsTexas are higher for this event, because of the limited amount ofrooms available, the deadline for rates end on May 25th, or when theblocks are sold out. (USE CODE TCITAT4 PH# 1 800 654 8888)

TAT is truly an AMATEUR tournament. With strict eligibilityrules. Anyone (Amateurs) that received $10,000 or more in a singlescratch bowling event (Single check or prize) within the last sevenyears are not ineligible. OVER 250 OF THE WORLD’S TOP AMA-TEURS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO BOWL THE TAT.

The TAT is a “Megabuck” tournament which has a 3-game Scratchqualifier by (4) separate divisions: 36 & younger, 37 to 50, 51 &older and a 205 and under division, The format for finals is veryunique, where bowlers only compete against bowlers on that pair.The finals also keep divisions together until the fourth round. Tokeep 5 on a pair with no byes, bowlers are added back in by scoreand division.

Qualifying squads start at 12:00PM from June 26th thru July 3rd,2005. There are 32 squads to choose from. Final elimination roundswill start around 5:00PM on July 3rd, 2005, and finish on July 4th(finished by approx 2:30) The Ebonite Challenge finals will start at3:30pm on July 3rd, 2005.

TAT will have a new doubles side pot and project that it will growto over $8,000 for only a $20 entry fee. TAT is adding $1,000 to thenew Doubles prize fund. TAT also offers discounted Marathon andTriple entries for bowlers to keep the cost down for the bowlers ( Re-entry squads are the lowest in mega-buck events - as low as $100 persquad. TAT GUARANTEES ALL 4 PRIZE FUNDS, NOT BASEDON ENTRIES (MAIN PRIZE FUND INCREASES WITH EN-TRIES).

There are two (2) Chance Tournaments (CT’s) which are FREEto all TAT participants. TAT will give away $25,000 in cash and prizesin these 2 events.

We increased the Ebonite Challenge from a $10,000 Tournamentto a $30,000 Tournament with no increase in entry fees. There is aspecial $30,000 EBONITE CHALLENGE TOURNAMENT duringthe qualifying squads, Chance Tournaments & Sweeper squads. Thetop 5 finalists from the Ebonite Challenge will all have a chance towin $5,000. The other 4 finalists receive $1,000 each. The first entryis free, the re-entry fee for this event is only $10. There will be acashing ratio of 1 in 6 with last cash $100. There will be limitedspots available for buying into the Ebonite Challenge Finals . Thecost is $160, which includes another Ebonite High Performance ball.Bowlers who bought into the finals, will receive a full refund $160.The Ebonite Challenge finals will start at 3:30pm on July 3rd, 2005.

Ebonite Demo Days will be on the practice lanes June 26 toJuly 2, 2005, and will be FREE to all TAT tournament entrants.Experts from the Ebonite Staff will be there to assist you with allEbonite equipment, including layouts. Our sponsors are EboniteInternational, makers of High Performance bowling equipment,with sales worldwide,Buddies Pro Shop (internet sales of Dis-counted Bowling Supplies) call 1-866-717-7772 or visit the web-site at www.buddiesproshop.com, Continental airlines, and Texasstation.

There’s side-pots and brackets for all Qualifying, Sweeper, andChance Tournament squads.

Amateur bowlers will make some big bucks for a small invest-ment. In this event the prize fund increases as entries increase. TheTAT bowling events are put on by bowlers for bowlers, with empha-sis on more ways to cash for less money.

The brochure is posted on the web site this week. If you are inter-ested in bowling the 2005 TAT “The Amateur Big Event Tourna-ment”, Please call or email at [email protected]

18888282695 or visit the web site at www.trueamateurtournaments.com. Bowlers can enter on-line (site is secure). TrueAmateur Tournaments Inc.

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great news for everyone. Oneof the nicest people I have everknown in the bowling indus-try has been honored by theNational Bowling Writers,given the Alberta E. CroweAward for Bowling Promo-tion; traveling to Tulsa, Okla-homa — our own CarolMancini of the California/Western Bowling News. Carol has been in the gameof bowling for many years.Nobody deserves this honormore—I take my hat off toyou, beautiful lady. You haveworked very hard to deservethis honor.

I go back a lot of years withCarol. Back in the 1960’s I firstmet her and her former hus-band Nick Mancini, a beauti-ful couple that worked veryhard at this wonderful game ofAmerican tenpins—job welldone over all these years. Youare a very special lady!

Carol works very hard at herjob at Del Rio Lanes forCharlie Kinstler, the owner ofDel Rio, Keystone and ForestLanes, the home of the Bowl-ing Legends event on July 3rdand 4th, 2005. This will be avery special weekend for ev-erybody.

Working with Carol andMike Camaratta of Del Rio hasbeen a very nice working ar-rangement for me. We all arestriving to make this event oneto remember for many years.

All of the great bowling leg-ends, still around, will be in-vited to participate along withtheir wives and children.Members of the press will alsobe there. And above all, the sixmembers to be honored guests:Bill Bunetta, Harry Grant,Glenn Allison, Barry Asher,Rex Golobic former BPAAPresident and foremost Mr.Dick Stoeffler will be the sixthhonored guest.

God Bless.


Oh Happy Day!!by Ike Hildebrand

SAN DIEGO–It was just that kind of a day on March 23rd at KearnyMesa Bowl when the very capable Randy Taylor assumed the position asHead Mechanic. Not that bowling is new to Randy nor is working in thatresponsible job for he brings a world of knowledge with him;

1. Went to Mechanic School in Muskegon Michigan in19802. Head Mechanic in Lansing, Michigan 5 years3. Head Mechanic at the Amphibious Base in Coronado 5 years4. Mira Mesa Lanes 1 year5. North County Lanes 3 years6. Grove Bowl 3 years7. Parkway Bowl 10 years

And always on Brunswick Pinsetters. He also went to School when theoriginal Automatic Scoring came in. Back to school when Frame Workswere available. So when you hear the ‘BUZZ’ at KMB, It’s the machinesgoing up and down as they are suppose to.

And is he equally good at Bowling as he is at the Machines—Oh myyes, For instance….

1. PBA Member - 18 years2. Bowler of the YEAR — 2 times3. All Star Team — 11 times4. Hall of Fame for Superior Performance - In 2000

Interesting enough Randy starting bowling Right handed, switched toLeft where he Excelled, now carrying a 221 High. Everything else he doeswith his right hand.

Randy has a lovely wife, JULI, whom he has been married to a littleover a year. Also, 2 children Kenny and Kristi who are in their final years atPatrick Henry High School. They too enjoy Bowling. Kenny’s average is190, while Kristi shoots 180.

He also has a brother Russ who is two years older, lives in Temecula andaverages 210.

Other hobbies Randy enjoys is especially swimming, but also includesBaseball and Football.

Randy lost his parents at an early age so in my opinion, he’s to be ad-mired for what he’s accomplished in his life.

I say, ‘It was no ‘ILL’ wind that blew this past March as tradition wouldhave you believe, but one of happiness for KMB’s GENERAL MANAGER,JOHNNY HUMBLE and for OWNER/OPERATOR, SHERRY MOON Aswell as the rest their employees.

Stop in and say hello to our handsome Randy, who will greet you with aready smile.

PARKWAY’S LOSS IS KEARNY’S GAINWELCOME RANDY!

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Tulsa Timeby Jim Goodwin

As we traveled from North Texas upthe highway toward Oklahoma, the daf-fodils and bluebonnets faded into Indianblankets and paintbrushes. Springtimein this region of our beautiful country isfragrant and colorful; an awakening thatsends the message ‘all is well’ and whenwe arrived at WIBC’s final conventionand tournament in the beautiful greenrolling hills of Tulsa, we knew that all iswell in our bowling world. Attendingboth the opening ceremony of the WIBCtournament and the convention assuredus that good times are coming for ourgame.

Indeed, one chapter of bowling’srich history is closing, but the game isstrong and vibrant, and it has a long his-tory and a solid foundation upon whichto build a brighter tomorrow.

The WIBC Convention was billedas ‘Celebrate WIBC’, and 4000 womenhad the time of their lives saying so longto WIBC and hello to USBC. Theylaughed, they cried, they sang anddanced. They hugged each other, em-braced their bountiful history, and saidcollectively, ‘bring it on’ to whatever thefuture will provide.

After seeing the emotion and hear-ing the heartfelt thanks of two youngWIBC members, WIBC PresidentSylvia Broyles said, ‘If this is an exampleof our future, we have absolutely noth-ing to worry about.” Her comment fol-lowed very poignant speeches by BevOrtner Award winner Jada Mocaby andAlberta Crowe Star of Tomorrow hon-oree Cassie Leuthold. These two youngwomen from the heartland of America(Indiana and South Dakota) were inspir-ing. They will never forget their walkdown the center isle in Tulsa, and thoseof us fortunate enough to witness it willlong remember their genuine gratitudeand pride.

Imagine being a young person infront of 4000 people for the first time.Jada handled it with good humor andwas amazingly funny and sincere – shemay have a future in public speaking.“I looked on the internet for a bowlingjoke, but I couldn’t find one. I guess noone thinks bowling is funny,” she said.

Cassie read her well thought outspeech between tears and strong wordsof thanks for family and the sport.“Bowling has given me a purpose inlife,” she said. She wants to be a prosomeday. I hope the tour returns for her,and others like her.

Many more memories of this finalWIBC celebration will stay with us fora long time – the sincere thanks fromLeanne Taylor, Mistress of Ceremoniesat the opening of the tournament atRiverlanes. Taylor, local television an-chor and a recent breast cancer survivor(she was proud to show off her new hair),thanked WIBC for its part in helping theSusan G. Komen foundation.

We’ll also remember Tulsa WBAPresident Brenda Marshall’s incredibleeffort and enthusiasm. She was the driv-ing force behind Tulsa’s bid for theevent.

Watching 4000 delegates twirl pinklight sticks in the darkened auditoriumto symbolize that there is a light of hopefor breast cancer victims was also verymoving, as was the tribute to those lostin the past year, and the presentation ofthis year’s $810,000 check to the SusanG. Komen Foundation, bringing theWIBC total for the past five years to al-most $4 million.

The final WIBC Hall of Fame cer-emony honored two outstanding women– Sylvia Broyles and Anne MarieDuggan. Broyles, the last WIBC Presi-dent, was instrumental in the creation ofthe new USBC, and Duggan, who wonher first tournament as a pro and 15 titlesduring her career, may be the most ver-satile player ever in the women’s proranks.

“Never, never, never in my wildestdreams did I ever think something likethis could happen for me,” Broyles saidin her speech. Her WIBC career hasbeen relatively short compared to otherWIBC presidents, but she had the cour-

OCBAORANGE COUNTY BOWLING ASSOCIATION52nd OCBA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

FINAL STANDINGSTEAM EVENT

1. We’re Coming Back #1 3,081 $500.00 2. O.C. Havoc 2,958 400.00 3. Watch UR Back 2,926 344.00 4. Pins Go Boom 2,918 300.00 5. Entry #14 2,906 260.00 6. UPS 2,897 232.00 7. #1000 2,895 200.00 8. Strike Force 2,894 180.00 9. Entry #21 2,865 148.0010. Rebel Strike 2,840 128.0011. Entry 1003 2,839 104.0012. John Cheraz 2,834 84.00(Winners on the first place team: Rick Medina, Jeremy Jones, Brian Anderson,Steve Anderson)

DOUBLES EVENT 1. Johnny Q. Nguyen/Tri V. Vo 1,546 300.00 2. Aaron J. Moore/Charles R. Moore 1,541 200.00 3. Joe F. Pushckor/Paul D. Channell 1,530 154.00 4. Kenneth Clay/Skip Prisco III 1,502 144.00 5. Anthony P. Adams/Joe Cruz Sr. 1,489 136.00 6. Terris T. Robertson/Lorenzo Facio Jr. 1,481 130.00 7. Rod L. Cantrell/Larry E. Green 1,480 126.00 8. Louie J. Juarez/Larry A. Drilling 1,477 120.00 9. Owen L. Gipson/Steven R. Berry 1,476 116.0010. Duane B. Fair/Gregory B. Gosper 1,470 110.0011. Brian P. Martin/Joseph M. Donaldson 1,467 106.0012. Octavio Castelan/Edmundo Carig 1,463 100.0013. Ed Lamy/Ken R. Kuhn 1,462 96.0014. Don Gardner Jr./John A. Conway 1,458 90.0015. David Wooldridge/Keith S. Miller 1,457 82.0015. Rod T. Jung Jr./Rod T. Jung Sr. 1,457 82.0017. Chanly Chau/Bobby Chau 1,454 76.0018. Manuel Gomez/Shawn M. Williams 1,452 70.0019. Dylan T. Johnson/Chris J. Le Master 1,451 66.0020. Milt R. Pizinger/George R. Turk 1,450 60.0021. Steve J. Domon/Sherman L. Joseph 1,447 56.0022. Richard C. Warner/Brian L. Reyes 1,444 52.0023. Wesley C. Kay/Francisco Navarro 1,442 52.0024. Jenny U. Bendicion/Joseph Y. Bendicion 1,441 40.0025. Jason Hunter/Theron B. Hunter 1,436 36.0026. Earl L. Northcott/Ira L. Bushinsky 1,434 30.00

SINGLES EVENT 1. Steve F. Hooks Jr. 828 150.00 2. Brent Ilagan 824 80.00 3. Sherman L. Joseph 821 77.00 4. Steve J. Nettar 804 75.00 5. Brian L. Reyes 792 74.00 6. Joe Cruz Sr. 790 72.00 7. Richard C. Warner 788 71.00 8. Kenneth Clay 787 69.00 9. Andy M. Clark 785 68.0010. Greg Velarde 779 67.0011. Harry E. Dabbs 778 66.0012. Gregory S. Nutt 777 65.0013. Shawn M. Williams 776 62.0013. Hoagy H. Wong 776 62.0015. Jim A. Needham 775 60.0016. Jaime C. Tan 770 59.0017. Jeff W. Lindenmuth 769 57.0017. Frank C. Garcia 769 57.0019. Ben M. Haro 766 56.0020. Davis Tang 764 55.0021. Laura A. Conklin 763 54.0022. Octavio Castelan 760 53.0023. Mike Lee 759 52.0024. Ed Lamy 758 51.0024. Lily L. Almendralo 758 51.0026. Ben Philalack 756 49.0027. Everett S. Rogers Jr. 754 48.0028. Jon Diso 753 47.0029. Antonio S. Ramirez 752 45.0029. Julio Galvez 752 45.0031. Mckinley Malapas 750 43.0032. Richard A. Padilla 749 42.0033. JohnnyQ. Nguyen 748 41.0034. Terry L. Brent 746 40.0035. Michael R. Tambio 745 38.0035. Mark H. Hoshide 745 38.0037. Bob R. Iverson 744 37.0038. John Phillips 743 34.0038. Ro Roland 743 34.0038. Dennis W. Porter 743 34.0038. Gary F. Parnass 743 34.0042. John H. Duehr 742 32.0042. Rod T. Jung Sr. 742 32.0044. John E. Bostwick 740 30.0045. Dylan T. Johnson 739 28.0045. Jim Gray 739 28.0045. Martin Angulo 739 28.0048. Trung T. Ngo 738 25.0048. Keith A. Hartman 738 25.0050. James M. Mayville 736 22.0051. Jim R. Barnes 735 21.0051. Neil E. Bytel 736 21.0051. Ronny N. Thompson 735 21.00

ALL-EVENTS 1. Kenneth Clay 2,321 100.00 2. Sherman L. Joseph 2,285 60.00 3. Brent Ilagan 2,282 54.00 4. Dylan T. Johnson 2,280 51.00 5. Joe Cruz Sr. 2,261 49.00 6. Gregory E. Casper 2,259 47.00 7. Octavio Castelan 2,254 46.00 8. Larry E. Green 2,252 44.00 9. Shane M. Stanfill 2,236 44.0010. Charles R. Moore 2,232 43.0011. Bobby Chau 2,231 42.0012. Trung T. Ngo 2,226 41.0013. Johnny Q. Nguyen 2,216 40.0014. Hermie LaBaquin 2,215 39.0015. Joe F. Pushckor 2,211 38.0016. Richard C. Warner 2,195 37.0017. Theron B. Hunter 2,194 36.0017. Brian L. Reyes 2,194 36.0019. Julie Galvez 2,189 34.0020. Andy M. Clark 2,186 33.0021. Richard A. Padilla 2,184 32.0022. Gregory S. Nutt 2,183 31.0023. Irene P. Loder 2,182 31.0024. Steve F. Hooks Jr. 2,181 36.0025. Jaime C. Tan 2,180 29.0026. Frank C. Garcia 2,175 27.0026. Harry E. Dabbs 2,175 27.0028. Lily L. Almendralo 2,171 26.0029. Brian P. Martin 2,166 25.0030. Mckinley Malapas 2,162 24.0031. Jerry D. Bid 2,160 23.0032. Chanly Chau 2,159 21.0033. Everett S. Rogers Jr. 2,158 21.0034. Steve J. Netter 2,157 20.0035. John Phillips 2,156 19.0036. Jayson B. Fisher 2,155 18.0037. Phillip L. Zess 2,154 17.0038. Shawn M. Williams 2,153 17.0039. Duane B. Fair 2,152 16.0040. Butch Maxwell 2,148 15.0041. Laura A. Conklin 2,147 14.0042. Brian S. Anderson 2,146 13.0043. Clyde C. Bradley 2,144 12.0044. Herb C. Evans 2,143 11.0045. Edward J. Perry 2,142 10.00

SCRATCH ALL-EVENTS 1. Sherman L. Joseph 2,099 50.00

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May 1, 2005FINAL STANDINGS

1. Steve Gurrieri & Levi Slocum 2506 $1,400.002. Frank Barefoot & John Brandon 2575 700.003. Ramon Torres & Leonard Ruiz Jr. 2486 375.004. Steve Smith & Steve Hamaguchi 2480 250.005. Ray Cobb & Vince Wood 2362 200.00Rolloffs Best 2-3. Gurrieri/Slocum def. Barefoot/Brandon. 1st game: 412-375; 2ndgame: 452-389. We had 23 entries.

SIDEPOTS — GAMES 1-61st Game:Frank Barefoot 285 100.00Levi Slocum 266 50.00Team—Frank Barefoot/Jon Brandon 488 80.002nd Game:Frank Barefoot 238 100.00Steve Hamaguchi 222 50.00Team—Steve Smith/Steve Hamaguchi 419 80.003rd Game:Leonard Ruiz Jr. 268 100.00Ron Schmidt 247 50.00Team—Ramon Torres/Leonard Ruiz Jr. 475 80.004th Game:Frank Barefoot 244 100.00Steve Gurrieri 237 50.00Team—Barefoot/Brandon 468 80.005th Game:Derek Lee 248 100.00Greg Neuer 235 50.00Team—Derek Lee/Chauney Merritt 457 80.006th Game:Steve Gurrieri 256 100.00Levi Slocum 235 50.00Team—Gurrieri/Slocum 491 80.00

TOURNAMENT NOTES FROM DAVID WALKERI would like to thank Bob Knuesel and his staff at Brunswick West Covina Lanes. Heis one of the best managers I have dealt with giving tournaments. He put out a goodshot for the bowlers. Special thanks to Dwayne Adams and Jennifer Osti for helpingme with the tournament. We will be doing this again next month and the center willgive us more lanes so we can have two teams per pair. And thanks to BOWLERSDEPOT WEST COVINA for sponsoring the tournament.

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OFFICIAL RESULTSMEN’S TEAM

1. Squeeze The Lemons 3256 $500.002. L.A. Gents #2 3103 250.003. To The Max 3098 125.00

WOMEN’S TEAM1. Dawn Lewis #2 3136 350.002. The Posse 2 3180 150.00

MIXED TEAM1. CTC 313 3215 1,200.002. Hood Rats 800.003. Moejo’s Posse 3161 300.004. Fero & Company 3134 175.005. Moejo’s Posse #2 3130 100.00

SINGLESMEN

1. Bernard White 815 300.002. Michale Nelms 785 150.003. Victor Williams 783 100.004. Andre Rounds 743 80.005. Fero Williams 736 70.006. David Norris 713 50.007. Marcus Lemons 700 40.008. John A. Jones, tie 693 23.339. Kenneth Smith, tie 693 23.3310. Steven Hood, tie 693 23.33

WOMEN1. Nancy Brown 732 140.002. Teya Burks 703 70.003. Tammy Rounds 672 60.004. Marilyn Gray 670 50.005. Donna Jones 655 40.006. Yolanda Rhodes 651 30.007. June Collier 650 10.00

DOUBLESMEN

1. Calvin Brown/ 1349 175.00 Robert Page 175.002. Fero Williams/ 1296 87.50 Fred Dew 87.503. Trevor Egans/ 1298 62.50 Alvert Crockett 62.504. Moejo Ellis/ 1230 50.00 Setu Molina 50.00

WOMEN1. Dawn Lewis/ 1291 150.00 Mariana Rodgers 150.002. Rose Allen/ 1282 75.00 Sheila Walker 75.003. Kim Green/ 1272 25.00 Sandra Sanchez 25.00

MIXED DOUBLES1. Andre Rounds/ 1388 600.00 Phylissia Smith 600.002. Vernon Adams/ 1371 300.00 Felicia Tripp 300.003. Steve Gurrieri/ 1369 250.00 Phylissia Smith 250.004. Andre Rounds/ 1363 200.00 Tammy Rounds 200.005. Steven Hood/ 1358 150.00 Roshann Sanders 150.006. Demetrius Reed/ 1356 100.00 Phylissa Smith 100.007. Marcus Lemons/ 1344 60.00 Tomeika Johnson 60.008. Vernon Adams/ 1343 50.00 Sherice Lemons 50.009. Kirk Oliver/ 1337 45.00 Sheila Sandford 45.0010. Michael Torence/ 1332 40.00 Deborah White 40.0011. Steven Hood/ 1330 35.00 Phylissia Smith 35.0012. Alonzo Lemons/ 1327 30.00 Felicia Tripp 30.0013. Lee Wallace/ 1326 30.00 Anita Dobbins 30.0014. Herman Ferguson/ 1325 29.00 Nancy Brown 29.0015. Richard Jackson/ 1313 28.00 Evelyn Brown 28.0016. Vernon Adams/ 1303 27.00 Jackie Jones 27.0017. Rodney Gray/ 1295 26.00 Marilyn Gray 26.0018. Steven Hood/ 1291 25.00 Sherice Lemons 25.0019. Steven Hood/ 1291 25.00 Jackie Lemons 25.0020. Art Jones/ 1287 25.00 Sherice Lemons 25.00

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April 30, 2005FINAL STANDINGS

1. Harada/J. Smith 1391 $200.002. Sibley/McCracken 1343 160.003. Einstoss/Kato 1290 140.004. Davidson/M. Smith 1290 140.005. Soto/Powers 1168 120.006. Hardeman/Parker 1115 100.00

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age to change the status quo for thegreater good of the game, and her strongleadership has made bowling better. Shethanked her family for allowing her topursue her dreams for bowling, and herextended bowling family for their sup-port along the way.

Duggan also spoke of family. Shesaid she got her natural talent form hermom who was also a good bowler, andher dad made her believe in herself. “Myfather always spoke the truth, and he toldme I could be here one day, and I be-lieved him,” she said. She also thankedher husband Pat for teaching her the finerpoints of the game and for coaching her.“My father convinced me I had talent,and my husband brought it out,” she said.

The final part of the WIBC Conven-tion officially closed an 88-year historyof women’s bowling as seen through theminds and hearts of thousands who havecontributed to WIBC’s success. TheABC and WIBC flags are now retiredand the new USBC banner waves overthe game for the future. The goodbyeshave been said, the tears have been shed,and now a new era begins.

What does the future hold for ourgreat game? No one can predict exactly,but with over a century of experience asa foundation to build on, bowling’s lead-ers are prepared and willing to face allchallenges that lie ahead. Bring It On!

Editors note: I was there. Wasn’t itgreat? Thanks for the article.

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Here are the high scores reported by the variousleagues.

LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEESRobert Katzenberger 219/614, Nick Sanchez 208/

589, Matt Mosley 241/573, Diana Howard 210/571,Albert Crockett 215/ 569, James Butler 210/569, PaulRomin 219/566, Doug Dixon 204/558, Rick Sharp 198/557, Ron Glover 241, Susan Stuart 220, Marty Barnett213, Ted Clinton and Michael Davis 206 each, CesarUsi 202, Herman Long 191.

RECYCLED TEENSKen Seiple Sr. 242/670, Ron McClain 243/626, John

Mathews 222/604, Willie Burkhalter 245/615, SamHuckleby 248/646, Al Williams 259/692, Rudy Munzon223/646, Walter Millsap 222/608, Ed Brown 235/629,Terry Binuya 231/616, Earl Hullett 247/651, DomenicSaraceno 213/603, Jim Burke 573, Rico Cayton 595,Frank Fernandez 573, Gene Skulick 558, DorothyRuggiero 515, Kathy Allen 526, Divina Buhay 504.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEDavid Barraza 190-193-226/609, Guy Hunsinger

192-243-248/683, Sheila Lawton 208-210-189/607,John Lynch 216-194-268/678, Don Ott 235-180-213/628, Jay Wilson 151-221-238/610, Ray Clair 219, ClydeLumpford 202, Steve Rhodes 235, Shannon Santos214, Paul Griba 204.

FUNSTERSVancie Keith 528, Don Keith 536, Wendell Ledbetter

214-216/589, Ken Seiple Sr. 244-218/644, Tom Den-nis 210/531, Chuck Morrisey 203/551, Chuck Ashton212/594, Jim Burke 204-215/612, Arthur Montgomery236/540, Quent Brown 507, Barbara Smiley 500, Joe

Erwin 204/577, Ed McLean 207/541, Art Crook 201/547, Josh Hudson 226-206/615, Jim Clinton 510, GeneSkulick 256-266/701, Norma Davis 504, Curtis Whaley202/586, Marion Spencer 519, Bill Miller 534, Tom Spen-cer 547, Carol Monson 528, Don Kelly 277-221/666,Ed Hansen 535, Frank Krezan 234-211/614, SamHuckleby 575, Arnie Egrin 519, Ed Brown 228-224/648,Ben Salcido 551.

ELKS & FRIENDSBill Kaelin 258/650, Joe Erwin 223-205-214/642, Jim

Valles 235/622, Ed Brown 227/618, Betty McDiarmid201.

JUNIORS (4-23)Cadets

Jorge Guerra 115.Bobcats

Rikki Whitting 127, Julian Hildalgo 130, Eric Hanson147-179/438, Patrick Michel 109-118.

ClassifiedChrisgen Whitfield 201-200, Michael Miller 184-177-

183/544, Travon Pulley 184, Ronald Lewis 192-185,Christopher Cuevas 251-205/632, Tommy Bowler 227,Gabriel Martinez 232-209/622.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Chrisgen Whitfield 212, Chris Blankenship 164,Edrick Dyczewski 179, Ashley Foster 211, Bryan Basa201, Rich Dyczewski 217-239/620,Jaylin Guidry 107-117.

AdultsGary Kowarsch 210-213/602, Rico Cayton 213,

Demetrius Reed 267-236-188/691, Jim Padgett 236-221, Bruce Foster 248-198-214/660, Matthew Basa246, Ricko Dyczewski 203-221, Donnell Guidry 198,William Baskin 217-211-240/676.

JUNIORS s(4-30)Cadets

Mary Grabinski 119-106, Jaime Grabinski 120-123,Angeli Bernardo 136, Kimberly Bernardo 142-115, LeeRule 90, Haley Rader 123, Joe Merlo 138-113, JorgeGuerra 114, Brandon Callanta 112, Desiree Galaz 83-91, Marc Rangel 93.

BobcatsJulian Hildalgo 130, Anthony Rasca 183, Alex

Bonstein 169, Stefan Cadero 177, Rikki Whitting 136,Dominique Nezey 126, Greg Mitchell 114.

ClassifiedTommy Bowler 228, Thomas Wooten 181, Chrisgen

Whitfield 209, Sakile Herridon 168, Gabriel Martinez217, Michael Miller 226, Kayla Rayburn 192, TyronePulley 213, Matthew Lacy 175-168-189/532.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Chrisgen Whitfield 200-202, Kiko Collan 203, GabrielMartinez 233-178-237/648, Ashley Foster 193, EdrickDyczewski 224.

AdultsPhylissa Smith 214-194-206/613, Paul Mehl 213,

Gary Kowarsch 238-224/626, Carol Peoples 224, LarryJohnson 201, Charles Gleason 214, Allen Telter 220,Billy Foster 213-235/629, William Baskin 201, DonnaBasa 196, Bruce Foster 212-200, Perkins Jones 191,Jim Padgett 201-221-268/690.

FRIDAY NO-TAPApril 29, 2005

FINAL STANDINGS1. Archie Stull 890 $70.00

2. Josh Hudson 877 50.00

3. Sonny Dew 861 40.00

4. Matt Mosley 854 30.00

5. John Gonzales 840 21.50

SIDEPOTS

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FINAL STANDINGS1. Fero Williams 952 500.002. Gary Duran 967 300.003. Chip Pettiford 960 180.004. Roger Wrase 953 125.005. Glenn Merchant 948 100.006. Art Jones Jr. 930 75.00

SIDEPOTSGame 1:1. Peter Munson 277 100.002. Gary Duran 267 50.003. Matt Voeltz 258 17.50 Bob Markiewicz 258 17.50Game 2:1. Glenn Merchant 289 100.002. Art Jones Sr. 279 50.003. Demetrius Reed 256 35.00Game 3:1. Fero Williams 276 100.002. Bob Markiewicz 269 50.003. Gary Duran 258 17.50 Steve Salzman 258 17.50Game 4:1. Fero Williams 280 100.002. Demetrius Reed 277 50.003. Chip Pettiford 269 35.00

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DOWNEY–What a difference a week makes! After seeing numer-ous 300’s and a few 800 sets rolled in the past month or so, we finally gota taste of Dry Round reality on Monday and boy did it take its toll. OnlySteve “Spare Shooter” Schroeder was able to conquer the tough condi-tions and not have an open the entire night. Even more amazing is thatSteve converted a ton of spares in rolling 194, 206, and 205 for a 605 set.Great shot making Steve! With Steve leading the way, Transcon Logis-tics was able to increase their overall lead for the #1 seed by defeatingT.D. Rowe 3 games to 1. Larry Gray pitched in with a nice 585, whileJeff Hickenbottom 596 & Derek Lee 557 paced the Rowe fo. The nextmatch had Reback’s Plumbing tripping up Pro Approach – Lakewood 3games to 1 to move into the 2nd seed position. Jason “Magilla” Carrilloled the winners with 592, while Billy Myers Jr. shot 593 to pace the ProApproach – Lakewood team.

In other action involving Round Winners, Frank “I don’t bowl” Bare-foot Jr. fired 237/217/ 621 to lead his STRIKE CONNECTION team toa 3-1 win over Al’s Bar Supply. John Mongillo 610 and Phillip LeBaquin572 were tops for Al’s, and Tony Zuniga with 577 chipped in for STRIKECONNECTION. Down on 1&2, the battle of the DEPOTS between LakeForest and West Covina fizzled out early both teams struggled all night.West Covina swept past the Lake Forest foursome 4 games to zilch withLeonard Ruiz Jr. pacing his team and the pair with 560. The Wild Cardroll-off was just that, WILD! The first game between Etonic and LinderInsurance saw Linder jump out to a 70 pin advantage after four framesonly to see Etonic come back and win by 22. The next game was evenmore exciting as anchor bowlers Nick Smith and Greg Jackson were leftto decide the game. Both bowlers threw strikes and then followed upwith brooklyns to make it a one-pin game with one shot left for each.Nick Smith went high for a 7-count split for Linders to seemingly handthe game to Greg and Etonic. However, with such dry lanes, a little lessspeed can make a huge difference and it did as Greg went wide right fora five count and a one pin victory for Linders. Linder Insurance went onto win game three and totals for a 3-1 victory. James Mowrer led Etonicwith 255/609 and Nick Smith 224/609 paced Linder Insurance.

The rest of the league went as follows: Tri Star Vending split withJ.C. Spas 2 games apiece, Family Amusement swept past BoulevardBrakes 4-0 behind the straight shooting Lee Liu 595, and Gary “no hand”Duran 575. Jason Hoppe “Go Lucky” was tops for Boulevard with 564.

Herbert Jones 244/581 led Team Storm to a split with Pro Approach-Downeywho were paced by Mike Calvillo 220/558, and Threadworks sewed up asweep of Western Pacific behind the league leading Anthony Carlton Jr.with 631. New PBA champ Vayle Floria shot 551 to lead his Royal Alli-ance team to a 3 games to 1 victory over Overboost.com who got their lonewin in game 2 behind the huge 268 game of Joe Lane. Finally, down on theend pair of 15 & 16, the seasoned veteran teams of Parke Industries andPrudential-Picarelli battled it out with Prudential pulling out a 3-1 victorybehind the consistent team effort of Everett Nishikawa 554, Bill Talbott549, and John Chapman 548. Earl Guy pace Parke with 556.

Back on the high side of the house, Freek Racing took four gamesfrom The Immel Team with Charlie Kinstler 229/614 and Chris Makroglous218/587 leading the way. Frank Bellinder was tops for The Immel Teamwith 573. George Parker with 592 led his Exacticator Vise team to a 3-1victory over Circle Athletics who were paced by Joe Miles with 560. In the“battle of the blinds”, Myke Strafford with a huge 245/581 led the way forAmerica’s Lending in sweeping Driver Insurance. Both teams bowled withtwo blind scores so it was Doubles Night at Del Rio for these two. TheHIGH side was definitely the High Side this night as 21 of 40 bowlersmanaged to break deuce for at least one game, while on the Low Side, wewatched less than 30% (17 of 60) of the bowlers reach the 200 plateau. AsI mentioned earlier, what a difference a week makes! Next week a 200game will get you nothing but ridicule as the oil will be in abundance withthe 3rd Round condition.

The side pots were obviously down from last week as the Round Twoshot awards accurate shot making compared to the strike fest we’ve beenseeing. Game 1 went to Herbert Jones with 244 with Raul “Spanky” Rosalesgarnering 2nd with a below his average 208. Game 2 went to Joe “I ownthis” Lane with a great 268 while Frank Barefoot Jr. followed for 2nd with237. Game 3 was all Mr. Lee, as Derek the D fired a nice 235 to capture the3rd game and Super Side pots for a nice $495 payoff. John Chapman was2nd with 213 and Frank Barefoot Jr. took series with 621. Steve Schroedermade $290 by merely filling all 30 frames. Congratulations to all the SidePot winners!

Next week should see much higher games, and less shiny bowling ballsso be sure to come on down and see the best bowlers in So Cal battle it out.The action starts at 9 pm next Monday at Del Rio Lanes in Downey so besure to be there. Thanks for checking in once again!

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A N A H E I M – E v e r e t tNishikawa won the AmateurBowlers Tour (ABT) Champion-ship at Linbrook Bowl last Sat-urday, April 30, 2005 during ourone-day 4 game Beat-the-Boardtournament. Everett showed upfor our 2PM squad and shotgames of 194-242-258-287 withhandicap good for a series totalof 981 and the $900 1st placeprize. Everett was also in theoptional Win, Place, and ShowPot, which gave him an addi-tional $700 for a total of $1600dollars from this Saturday. PaulPassarino of Lakeside shot a fine942 four game handicap seriesto finish in second place for $450plus $400 from the Win, Place,and Show Pot for a total of $850dollars. In third place was AdamDrozdz of North Hollywood.Adam shot a 932 and got $200dollars plus $300 from the Win,Place, and Show Pot for a totalof $500 for his efforts.

Our newest Champion,Everett Nishikawa is 58 yearsold and is a Project Engineer atBoeing. He is married to a won-derful lady, Jayne, who is alsoan ABT member. They have twosons, Gary who is 34 and David,who is 31. Everett has beenbowling for about 40 years andkeeps a very busy schedule dur-ing the week with his bowling.He bowls in the ABT league onFriday nights at Brunswick Or-ange Bowl, in the Sansei Leagueat Concourse on Thurs. nights,the 606 TAT Classic at AMFCarter Lanes on Tues. nights,and the 790 Brunswick Invita-tional at Del Rio Lanes on Mon-day nights. He has a high gameof 300 and a high series of 814to his credit. He used a StormDepth Charge bowling balldrilled by Steve Oba at Oba’sBowling Supply in Brea.Everett wanted to thank hisfriend Joe Wilhite for helping

Everett Nishikawa WinsABT Orange County Title

and $1600 at Linbrook Bowlhim with his game and coach-ing him lately and his wife Jaynefor all her love and support.Everett plans on using his prizemoney to have a good time atthe USBC National Tournamentin Baton Rouge later this month.Everett wanted to thankLinbrook Bowl for hosting thetournament this Saturday and theAmateur Bowlers Tour-OrangeCounty Branch staff for runningan outstanding tournament weekafter week.

We drew the Mystery Pot ofGold game number and scoreafter our final squad. Game #1and 144 were drawn for thisweek. There was no winner for$1000 dollars. One bowler didshoot the score of 144 withhandicap in game #1, but theywere not in the Mystery Pot.The second chance score was119 with handicap in game #1.No one shot 119 with handicapin Game #1, so there was nowinner for $500 dollars. Thethird chance score drawn was200 with handicap in Game #1.No one shot 200 with handicapin Game #1, so there was nowinner for $250 and the Mys-tery Pot of Gold carries over tonext week. Remember, theMystery Pot of Gold is availableto all members (Classic andMasters) and only costs $5 for achance at $1000 dollars.

The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank themanagement and staff atLinbrook Bowl for hosting ourtournament last Saturday. Ournext scheduled event will be thisweekend, on Saturday, May 7,2005 at Keystone Lanes. Thiswill be a special 4 game Beat-the-Board Classic and MastersCombined Singles tournamentformat. All members (Classicand Masters) are eligible.Handicap will be 80% of 225 forthis tournament. Squad times

L-R: ABT Director-Kristen Stadnick, ABT Champion-EverettNishikawa and his lovely wife Jayne.

$4,800.00 Paid Out At Linbrook Bowl April 30, 2005

AMATEUR BOWLERS TOUR (ABT) ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH

Classic/Masters Combined Final Standings

PLACE NAME CITY SCORE PRIZE 1 Everett Nishikawa Corona 981 $900 Win, Place, & Show Pot $700

2 Paul Passarino Lakeside 942 $450 Win, Place, & Show Pot $400

3 Adam Drozdz North Hollywood 932 $200 Win, Place, & Show Pot $300

4 Arnie Ruiz Orange 922 $175 5(TIE) Jim Ellis Hunt. Beach 917 $110 5(TIE) Gabe Hernandez Santa Ana 917 $110

7 Fred Ringor Anaheim 910 $95 8 Andy Newvine Anaheim 909 $90 9 Tom Winninghoff Laguna Niguel 908 $89

10 Beth Borci Anaheim 895 $88 11(TIE) Don Johnson Sr. Compton 892 $87 11(TIE) Kenny Bui Westminster 892 $87

13 Rob Renko Bellflower 891 $85 14 Phil Holland Rialto 888 $84 15 Orpah Toliver Anaheim 887 $83 16 Gerald Kennedy Westminster 885 $82 17 Pat Danforth Laguna Hills 883 $81 18 Freddie Gutierrez Irvine 882 $80 19 Frank Meronk Long Beach 877 $79 20 Terry Hlebasko Torrance 874 $78

21(TIE) Pete Maddox Santa Ana 873 $76 21(TIE) Teddy Junanto Garden Grove 873 $76

23 Anthony Paris Sunland 868 $75

112 Entries @ $30.00 each $3,360 Win, Place, & Show Pot $1,400 Mystery Pot $0 Champion Shirt $40 Total Paid Out $4,800

all ABT tournaments are sponsored by Storm Products Inc.

ABT ORANGE COUNTY This weekend’s tournament is a special one-day 4 game Beat-the-Board event

Classic & Masters Combined Tournament- Handicap 80% of 225

Saturday, May 7, 2005

Keystone Lanes 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk (562) 868-3261

$1,500 1st place Estimated with Win, Place, & Show Pot

$800 Minimum Guaranteed 1st place

for a low $50 entry fee

Squad times: Saturday, May 7th NOON – 2pm- 4pm

$100 sidepots on each squad with 20 entrants

Optional brackets on every squad

NEXT TOURNAMENT:

La Habra “300” Bowl 370 E. Whittier Blvd. La Habra (714) 526-2058

Saturday, May 21st, 2005

Classic & Masters Combined (4 game) Beat-the-Board tournament

Handicap 80% of 225

$1,500 1st place Estimated with Win, Place, & Show Pot

FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION CALL (714)898-7874 OR SEE OUR WEBSITE at:

www.abtorange.com

are at Noon, 2PM, and 4PMonly. We will offer $100sidepots at the 2pm and 4pmsquads with just 20 entrants.First place will be GUARAN-TEED at $800 for only a $50entry fee. We will offer an esti-mated 1st place of $1,500 with

our optional Win, Place, andShow Pot. We recommend youarrive early (at least ½ hour be-fore squad time) to guaranteeyour spot. We hope to see youthis Saturday, May 7, 2005 atKeystone Lanes.

Thoughts While Waiting My Turnby Hy Skorin

IF I DIDN’T BOWL, WHAT WOULD I DOALL THE THINGS I EVER WANTED TO.I’D THINK ABOUT A FAR AWAY LAND,AND BOOK A FLIGHT TO HINDUSTAN.

THEN IF I FOUND THAT WOULDN’T DO,I’D SIGN ON A FREIGHTER TO TIMBUKTU.

I’D TAKE ALL THE FAMILY TO THE TAJ MAHAL,THEN DRESS IN HIGH STYLE, GO TO THE PRESIDENTS BALL,

AND WHILE I WAS THERE I’D SERVE IN THE SENATE,BUT NOT FOR LONG, JUST A PART TIME TENANT.I’D FLY A LEAR JET THROUGH HOWLING RAIN,

TO REACH THE EYE OF A HURRICANE.ON A HOT AIR BALLOON, I’D SOAR TO THE MOON,

GRAB THE TAIL OF A COMET, BE BACK ABOUT NOON.I’D READ A BOOK ABOUT SAILING, AND GET A NOTION

TO PADDLE A CANOE ACROSS THE INDIAN OCEAN.IF THAT DIDN’T PUT OUT THE FIRE IN MY GUT,I’D SAFARI TO EGYPT AND LOOK UP KING TUT.

I’D GO TO VEGAS, WAIT FOR THE DICE,DROP A BILL ON THE TABLE, LET IT RIDE TWICE.

NOW I’M INTO HOUSE MONEY, JUST ONE MORE SEVEN,THEIR BOUNCING AROUND, MY GOD ITS ELEVEN!

TO THE HOUSE MAN I’D TURN AND SAY WITH A GRIN,TAKE ALL OF MY CHIPS, I’M CASHING’EM IN!

AS THEY STACK UP MY WINNINGS, IT GIVES ME THE CHILLS,CAUSE ALL OF THIS MONEY WILL COVER MY BILLS!

I’D BUY SOME LAND AND PLANT A BIG FIELDAND SEE HOW MUCH IT COULD POSSIBLY YIELD.

I’D PLANT IT IN GRAINS-RYE, BARLEY, AND WHEATTHEN GRIND THEM ALL UP, MAKE GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

I’D WORK IN A LAB, FIND A CURE FOR CANCER.THEN MUSH UP NORTH AND SADDLE UP DANCER

TO PRANCE THROUGH THE NIGHT, FILL CHIMNEYS WITH TOYSFOR ALL THOSE GOOD LITTLE GIRLS AND BOYS.I’D SIGN OUT A BOOK, READ IT COVER TO COVERAND WHEN I WAS FINISHED, GO GET ANOTHER.

THEN AFTER THAT, WHEN I WAS THROUGH,I’D SAY TO MYSELF, I COULD WRITE ONE TOO.

I’D STAR IN A MOVIE, THAT WOULDN’T BE HARDAND I’D PROBABLY WIN THE ACADEMY AWARD!

I’D READ A STORY BY THE AUTHOR STUDS TERKELTHEN STEER A SUB ‘NEATH THE ANTARCTIC CIRCLE.

I’D STAR FOR THE YANKEE’S, EVERY POSITION I’D HANDLE,THEN SURELY THE FAN’S WOULD FORGET ABOUT MANTLE.

I’D DRINK ALL THE WINE I COULD POSSIBLY GUZZLE,THEN WASTE A WHOLE DAY ON A CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

AND THEN I’D WONDER IF I POSSIBLY COULD,TRY MY LUCK AT CLIMBING A GIANT REDWOOD,AND NOT MAKE A STOP, GO CLEAR TO THE TOP,

THEN WONDER HOW LONG HAS THIS MARVEL STOOD.I’D JOURNEY BACK HOME, SEE ALL THE OLD PLACES

AND THINK OF OLD FRIENDS, REMEMBER THEIR FACES.HANGTOWN IT WAS CALLED, IN AN EARLIER TIME,

AND THAT’S WHAT YOU GOT FOR COMMITTING A CRIME.ONE THING I WOULD DO, IF I MAY BE SO BOLD,

I’D MAKE IT A CRIME TO BE PUT ON HOLD!I’D RIDE WITH JOHN WAYNE ON A CATTLE DRIVE

AND THEN AFTER THAT, IF STILL ALIVE,I’D PULL SHOTGUN FOR THE PONY EXPRESS.

AND I THINK THAT WOULD DO IT, MORE OR LESS.BECAUSE I MUST TELL YOU THE UNVARNISHED TRUTH,

I HAVE SADLY AND SURELY RUN OUT OF YOUTH.ALL OF THESE THINGS I COULD NEVER ENDEAVOR

AS I SPENT ALL THOSE YEARS IN A BOWLING CENTER!BUT FALLS IN THE AIR, THE LEAVES ARE TURNING

AND I FEEL A STIRRING, THAT SAME OLD YEARNING,TO THE PRO SHOP I’D GO, CHECK THE LATEST EDITION

OF A BALL THAT HOOKS ON OILY CONDITION.I’D GET A NEW TOWEL, SHINE MY BALL REAL SLICK,

AND GET A SLID-SOCK S0 MY SHOE WOULDN’T STICK.MAKE A NOTE TO STICK BY MY EGGS IN THE MORNING

TO STOP AT THE CENTER, CHECK WHAT LEAGUES ARE FORMING.I’D PRACTICE A LITTLE, WOULDN’T DO ANY GOOD,

HECK, I CAN SHOOT 180 WITH A BALL MADE OF WOOD!ON A TEAM THEY WOULD PUT ME, AND I’D BE ANXIOUS TO SEE

WHAT A MIXED-BAG MY PARTNERS WILL BE.ONE’S A WISKERED OLD FELLOW, LOOKS OLDER THAN EARTH

AND I THINK TO MYSELF WHAT HIS VALUE IS WORTH.THEN A VERY NICE LADY, I’D SAY FIFTY OR MORE,

SHE WILL BE CAPTAIN, AND SHE WILL KEEP SCORE.NOW THE LAST ONE’S A GIRL, SHE CAUSED ME TO STARE

AT WHAT KIND OF GUNK DOES SHE PUT ON HER HAIR.I THOUGHT AND I THOUGHT, AND I HAD TO DECIDE

WHAT SHE REMINDED ME OF WAS FRANKENSTEIN’S BRIDE!SHE WORE LOW RIDER JEAN’S, SHOWED A LOT OF TATOOS,

IN HER HAND’S A SPORTS BOTTLE, LORD I HOPE ITS NOT BOOZE.WE MUST HAVE A NAME, JUST ANY WON’T DO,

I’D LIKE TO SUGGEST, “WE DON’T HAVE A CLUE.”BUT ITS ONLY NINE MONTHS, IT MAY NOT BE A BUMMER,

THEN I’LL DO IT ALL OVER, GET READY FOR SUMMER.BUT BEFORE IT STARTS, I’VE THOUGHT A LOT

AND WHY NOT I SAID, I’LL GIVE IT A SHOTTO MAKE THEM ABOLISH, CLEAR OFF THE MAP

THAT GUT WRENCHING, GOD AWFUL, TEN PIN TAP!AND SO ON AND ON, AS THE SEASON’S ROLL

IF MY BODY IS WILLING, I’LL CONTINUE TO BOWL.I’LL LACE UP MY SHOES, HUG EVERY GIRL,

SLIDE UP TO THE LINE, GIVE IT A WHIRL.IF THE DAY EVER COMES, WHEN ON A LANE I MAY DROP

LET NO ONE ASK FOR THE ACTION TO STOP.FOR I WANT TO BE HEARING, DURING MY FALL,

THE CRACK OF THE PINS AND THE ROLL OF THE BALL!BUT THERE’S ONE THING MORE, AND THEN I’M QUITE CERTAIN,

YOU CAN AT LAST RING DOWN THE CURTAIN,IS TO SEE OUR DEAR BOY, WHO GOD TOOK AWAY

FOR JUST AN HOUR, MAYBE A DAY.HE’D DRIVE UP IN HIS ‘CUDA, WALK IN THE DOOR,

AND HE’D STILL BE YOUNG, AS HE WAS BEFORE.WE’D TRY TO FILL IN THE YEAR’S IN BETWEEN,

AND HE’D TELL US OF SIGHTS THAT WE’VE NEVER SEENHE’D ASK OF OLD FRIEND’S, THE ONE’S WHO STAYED TRUE,

WE’D SAY THEY ARE QUITE WELLAND STILL THINK ABOUT YOU.

HE’D SAY HE HAD LONGED TO SEE US AGAIN,AND LONG FORGOTTEN THE PAIN HE WAS IN.

WE WOULD TALK FOR AWHILE, SOME CASUAL CHATTERBUT IT WAS PLAIN TO SEE THAT SOMETHING’S THE MATTER.

A LITTLE TEAR IN HIS EYE, AS IF HE WANTED TO SAYOH, MOM AND DAD, HOW I WISH I COULD STAY

CAUSE I MISS YOU S0 MUCH, AND I REMEMBER EACH DAYHOW YOUR LOVE WAS MY COMFORT AS I DRIFTED AWAY.

THEN HE’D TURN TO GO, AND WITH HIS LITTLE BOY SMILE,SAID, I’LL SEE YOU BOTH, IN A LITTLE WHILE.

P.S. by Carol Mancini Editor: This joyful piece arrived in aplain brown envelope. No name, no address. I don’t know whoto thank. We hope our readers enjoy this fanciful trip.

OCBA 2005 ChampsTo Be Honored AtLa Habra H-F Site

By Frank KietzGARDEN GROVE — Or-

ange County Bowling Associa-tion President Bill Huntingtonand Executive Director RobertHartmann announced today thatthe 2005 Tournament champi-ons will receive their awards atthe association’s awards recep-tion to be held in August at LaHabra “300” Bowl.

Events Chairman RonGuggisberg said, “La Habra isthe perfect location for ourAwards Reception. They spon-sor the So-Cal Hall of Fame dis-play case.”

Hartmann mentioned, “Sincethe OCBA officers and directorsare being held over until we re-ceive our United States Bowl-ing Congress Charter, we willhave no new officers to install.”

Receiving their awards:TEAM CHAMPIONS, “We’reComing Back #1”, RickMedina, Jeremy Jones, BrianAnderson and Steve Anderson.DOUBLES CHAMPS, JohnnyQ Nguyen/Vo Tri V. SINGLES:Steve R. Hooks; ALL-EVENTS: Kenneth Clay andSCRATCH ALL-EVENTS:Sherman Joseph.

Hartmann added, “In order ofpresentations, we will honor ourSecretary of the Year, Managerof the Year, Jim Pontius honoreeand for the grand finale inductthe new Hall of Fame mem-bers”.

Vice-President Alan Thomp-son announced that the tourna-ment checks are in the mail. Alsohe feels good about the event,over $10,000 in prize money,scoring was very good and mostof all the players went homewith a smile.

For more information regard-ing the Awards Reception, call714-554-1880.


Congratulations to the Dodgers, champions of the Senior Swing-ers. High scratch scores went to Steve Torok 227, Tom Lillibridge225/587, Larry Mc Donald 594, Martha Luetje 202/528, PaulineLong 187 and Seiki Tluczek 504. Handicap highs went to BojanSofroniew 687, Carol Bonzi 232 and Kay Samulsen 649.

Lenny’s Ladies walked away with the trophies in the Monday875. High scratch scores reported were Gil Nale 266, Wayne Love-less 248, Dave Brubaker 688, Lenny Kress 654, Debbie Martenson214, Meredith Loke 214/606 and Chari Jarvis 579. Handicap hon-ors go to Greg Mc Intyre 279, Les Hill 742, and Laurie Mc Intyre273/727.

Hooters presses on with great scratch scores from Billy Grosjean201/508, Guillerma Munoz 198/513, Kim Dixon 151/370 and Chris-tina Cotrone 141/410. Handicap highs went to Dillon Turner 753and Regan Kutzner 696.

In the Strong Arm Trios, Cara Cooper, John DiPietro Sr., andKevin Banks took top notch. High scores reported were Dan Curry267/728, Chris Mason 248, Chuck Blais 653, Julieta Ward 211/611and Tish Plotkin 205/557.

Congratulations to Team 6 in the Robby’s Classic for winningthe championship. High scores were Bo Hawkins 268/742, TomRosa 264, Bill Walbrecher 259/689 and Gordon Gapol Sr. 684.

L.A. Metro Telco handed the trophies to Mixed Spirits. Highscratch scores reported were Dan Morse 269/662, Harold Ries 242,Darren Atkison 680, Colleen Simpson 236/619, Wilma Smith 185/500 and Karen Caldwell 500. Handicap honors went to BeverlyMiller 240 and Nani Bolliger 674.

Orbits hailed Spare Us as winners with great handicap scoresfrom Marlene Hutchinson 239/646, Cynthia Eccles 237/619 andJan Levitt 232/635.

I.C.F. passed the torch to the winners, Team 5. High scratchscores reported were Robert Baer 256, Bernie Baima 221, Al Richey555, Dave Fenton 550, Mary Zarycka 185, Bernie Poulsen 182,Amalda Rossi 487 and Julie Dickason 474. Handicap honrs wentto John Desantis 609.

Team 20 was the champion team in the Guys & Dolls. Highscratch scores were from Edmond Howar 269/758, Rein Deboer264, Dave Davidson 706, Angela Wheeler 238/665, Sarah Wheeler216 and Charlotte Alexander 601. Handicap honors went to RubyPinion 270/700.

Wed. Nite Handicap is still rolling towards the finish withscratch scores from Ron Saxe 258/717, Cory Neill 248, Steve DiBartolomeo 695, Cheryl Mc Donald 214/586, Gloria Scheer 207and Cara Cooper 561. Handicap highs went to Phil Kem-Thomas281, Kyle Pascucci 277, Christian Sharp 761, Lorena Morales 263,Holly Ferguson 262/730 and Julie Bruni 741.

Who Cares walked away with the top honors in the LibrascopeTrios. High scratch scores reported were Mike Galloway 190/357, Rick Robideau 171, John Galloway 329, Vickie Maas 213/423 and Darlene Barrett 166/302.

Sunday Vegas pushes on with high scratch scores from RonSaxe 267/690, Steve Di Bartolomeo 262, Setu Molia 696, JulietaWard 228/611, Vicki Olivia 216 and Mandy Leone 580. Handicaphighs went to David Mc Donald 273/743, Mireya Santos 286, RobynKurdek 270, Gina Brouse 744 and Leanne Baile 715.

Don’t forget to check out our summer schedule. Leagues arestarting and some may need bowlers!

Pickwick Jr’sby Tish Plotkin

Saturday Bumpers rocked with scores from Matthew Krisik 99/177, Aaron Fore-man-Kupchak 108/216, Jeremy Elliott 142, Daisy Escobar 96/189, Shelby Morence98 and Cindy Rodriguez 83/160.

Preps put their best foot forward with scores from Oscar Rodriguez 131/342,Jason Shammas 124, Tucker Joneson 329, Raylin Rivera 127/344, Cynthia Salazar119 and Taylor Anderson 329. Handicap high fives go to John Mansour 476 andBrittney Eklund 172/489.

Juniors let the dogs out with scratch scores from Anthony Allen 278/672, TrevorWakefield 249, Danny Garcia 226/632, Steve Money 664, Everly Sahagun 235/608,Chantel Davis 223/579 and Sarah Lugoi 179/476. Handicap honors go to Mike Doto673 and Jasmine Collier 263/643.

We’re getting ready for the State Tournament…just watch us fly!

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22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance • 310-378-2265GABLE HOUSE BOWL

Anchors WinterSteve Blaco ............................... 214Bill Meis ............................ 214/551Timothy Donnellan ............ 198/519Pat Ramsey ............................... 160Agnes Gelish ............................. 153Beverly Bates ............................ 434Carol Tanner ............................. 419Bayou Bowlers WinterAnton Funtek ................... 300/755Antonio Harris .......................... 258Ray Montillo ............................. 682Jackie Cummings ...................... 221Maggie Shannon ....................... 213Christina Davis ......................... 540Lorris Dobosh ........................... 528ECC Friday Winter (wk 6)Daniel Park ............................... 225Bryan Gallaway ................. 212/511Matt Schermerhorn ................... 550Anna Amberg ..................... 173/455Erin Shelton ....................... 158/457(wk 7)Matt Schermerhorn ............ 226/600Yugi Ogata ................................ 193Daniel Park ............................... 483Alexis Kight ....................... 179/416Justine Glover ........................... 154Anna Amberg ............................ 406Laughlin HI Rollers Winter(wk #3)Daryn Harkins .................... 279/727Jim Thomas ........................ 263/656Diane Krautkramer ............ 186/501Diane Romero ........................... 166Linda Mc Clurg ......................... 433(wk #4)Jim Krautkramer ................ 269/676Michael Bondy ......................... 223Charles Wake ............................ 612Kim Leyden .............................. 169Tabitha Taylor .................... 164/448Carmen Snow ........................... 431On To Vegas Spring/SummerDeon Griffin ...................... 276/728Daniel Clay ........................ 256/696Crystal Mc Inerney ............ 193/481Maureen Behare ........................ 182Diane Gaines ............................. 467Helena Conley .......................... 467Rainbowettes WinterBrenda Wolfinger ............... 191/537Ione Kappus ....................... 183/477Ramblin’ Gambers Summer(wk #3)Marge Hinzo ............................. 251Dee Wurzell ....................... 244/666Joyce San Paolo ........................ 637(wk #4)Donna Robertson ...................... 232Joyce San Paolo ........................ 218Pauline Cooke ........................... 563D. J. Abboud ............................. 553River Rats Summer (wk #2)Barry Couch, Jr ............... 300/830David Meade ...................... 300/786Rich Paine ................................. 290Helena Conley ................... 245/698Roxanne Meade ................. 232/615(wk #3)Barry Couch, Jr ............... 300/855Marc Wasserman ....................... 298Mark Kawaguchi ...................... 754Maureen Behare ................. 244/596Helena Conley ................... 243/684ScatterpinsSandy Fields ...................... 183/473Madolin Wood .......................... 181Sonnie Midkiff .......................... 478Slots of FunJesse Silva ................................. 279Mark Delanghe ......................... 268Ray Montillo ............................. 734Bill Beretta ................................ 708Vickie Fasani ..................... 250/573Allyson Bara ............................. 225Melissa Champagne .................. 571St. Margaret Mary WinterGena Wightman ................. 181/523Gina Ponde de Leon .................. 171Sonnie Midkiff .......................... 461Vegas Bound Spring/SummerRay Montillo ............................. 235David Meade ...................... 232/638Mike Winn ................................ 622Roxanne Meade ................. 231/617Helena Conley ................... 202/543VIP’s (wk #13)Earl Johnson ...................... 201/543Tom Bowlby ...................... 180/525Carolyn Miller .......................... 180Nancy Johnson .......................... 155Shirley Lambert ................. 155/446Anne Aristei .............................. 431(wk #14)Tom Bowlby ...................... 169/446Earl Johnson ...................... 167/459Sidna Fargher ............................ 174Shirley Lambert ................. 165/435Audrey Johnson ........................ 433Aviation Strikers WinterBetty LaRock ..................... 191/539Carol Beck ................................ 190Jean Heaton ............................... 480Ball & Chains WinterKeith Rochester ........................ 246Ray Montillo ...................... 238/655Michael Bondy ......................... 609Laura Razo ................................ 196Candy Wong ............................. 190Eva Podzimek ............................ 511Sandy Randall ........................... 481Dynamic DuoBob Bowen ............................... 257Bill Schreiner ............................ 256Phillip Wentworth ..................... 686Richard Reil .............................. 661Shirley Duke ............................. 204Sharyn Corter ............................ 204Veeta Perkins ............................ 608Joyce Gates ............................... 551ECC II Monday

Mark Lesick ....................... 246/618Mike Showa ....................... 210/541Caryn Yokota ..................... 171/380Jordan Crete ....................... 157/422Goodtimers WinterSantos Bebe .............................. 230Chuck Johnson ................... 224/599Royce Leeper ............................ 589Joyce Haber ....................... 205/490Carol Johnson .................... 183/467Mira Costa WinterMaria Tartaglia ................... 201/562Ann Knight ........................ 176/471Betty Blotzke ............................ 176Mixers WinterAl Halleen .......................... 210/550Rich Meagher .................... 208/577Cookie Krouss .......................... 182Margaret Mc Anelly .................. 175Joyce La Belle ........................... 495Sandy Radford .......................... 476Pistols & Petticoats WinterChristopher Porter .............. 268/657Richie Driver ............................ 246Tony Smith ............................... 651Brianna Forsyth ................. 237/665Esther Parker ............................. 215Barbara Pesich .......................... 560Redondo Eagles WinterGordon Grable .......................... 278Jason Spurlock .......................... 226Shawn Purdy ............................. 626Eddie Kuntz .............................. 586Heather Robedeau ..................... 202Carole Gerst .............................. 181Crystal Mc Inerney ................... 546Loreta Peregrino ....................... 486Redondo Elks Winter(wk #29)Del Watts .................................. 246Gary Larock ....................... 242/589Steve Simpkins ......................... 642Mary Simpkins ......................... 194Jan Smart ........................... 191/525Chris Mahurien ......................... 440(wk #30)Paul Panzer ............................... 222Bruce Williams .................. 222/648Del Watts .................................. 207Frank Wilhelm .......................... 570Pamela Chavez ................... 185/464Christa Doop ............................. 167Mary Simpkins ......................... 468SEA Pioneer IJim Wolfinger, Jr ................ 257/669Robert George .................... 255/666Anne Locke ........................ 235/648Sandy Randall ........................... 215Debbie Rikimaru ....................... 556SEA Viking I WinterGreg Brooks .............................. 238Rod Nicas .......................... 226/633Charlies Lansing ....................... 226Conan Liu ................................. 617Betty Brooks ...................... 243/549Susan Fitzsimons ............... 229/571Torrance Faculty WinterAamod Shukla ................... 251/547Rich Koontz ....................... 187/465Wendy Atkinson ................ 195/537Marion Baldwin ................. 186/496Vegas Gold WinterShawn Kiedrowski .................... 289Les Smullen .............................. 289Ray Montillo ...................... 279/749Ed Clark .................................... 725Tracey Simon ..................... 236/634Louise Elliott ............................ 230Kimberlee Curtis ....................... 555Wild Bunch WinterRichie Driver ..................... 288/715Ken Keith .................................. 267Eric Thompson .......................... 265Barb McGarr ............................. 198Carole Gerst .............................. 198Wendy Atkinson ................ 195/540Cindy Gerst-Provost ................. 544

TORRANCE — Hi. Welcome to Gable House Bowl where wehave all kinds of activities for everyone to enjoy. If you like Rock‘N Glow come over on Friday and Saturday, midnight to 3:00 a.m.,or Sunday night 9:30 to 1:00 a.m. For Quartermania fans, it’sMonday’s 9:00 p.m. to closing. Like to sing? Jack’s Place Loungefeatures Karaoke on Friday and Saturday 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.Any questions, call us at 310-378-2265.

Here are the league’s weekly high individual scores.

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WINNETKA — Hi. As we take a look at the league sheetswe notice that several of the leagues here at Canoga ParkBowl are ending so here’s another reminder to sign-up nowfor that summer league. Time is running short. Congratula-tions to all the league champions.

Here’s a look at some of the scores that we’re happy toreport. Some leagues have two weeks of scores.

Northridge Hospital: (Week 15) Clark Grim 211-247/665,John Cosby 202-214/613, Gail Kraft 534. (Week 16) JohnCosby 215/610, Shane Sarnecki 227/601, SheralynRichardson 492, Clark Grim 215 game, Bob Hodgkins 212,Rudy Tafoya 211.

Copper Bucket: (Week 12) Gary Reed 246/613, RussellYeager 589, Michael Tortorici 209 game, Richard Alajarin 224,Jeff Gorelick 218, Priscilla Suniga 475. (Week 13) MichaelTortirici 243/605, Russell Yeager 206 game, Priscilla Suniga204/508.

SFVCC Nikkei: (Week 30) Brian Hamamoto 267-244-219/730, Stan Date 213-220-264/696, Ken Shinbashi 223/217/638, Eiji Fukumoto 213-223/629, Noriko Fukunaga 247/626,Art Wake 232-206/622, Yuki Matsuba 211-203-207/621, JohnKobayashi 223/607, Junko Fujita 255/582, Yone Montgom-ery 210/511. (Week 31) Art Wake 247/671, Stan Date 232/640, Junko Fujita 203/585, Ken Shinbashi 224 game, EijiFukumoto 224, Tip Jeensalute 216.

Pick-A-Ball Doubles: (Week 16) Mike Willis 243-258-226-218/945, Noli Sosa 239-246-259/936, Keith Hinds 226-235/847, Anthony Pavlowsky 215-232-231/836, Patricia Gross643. (Week 17) Mike Willis 224/820, Anthony Pavlowsky 237/819, Patricia Gross 634, Robin Gilman 222 game, Louis Gross216, Percy Manansala 213, Keith Hinds 213.

B’nai Brith Classic: (Week 30) George Lippert 237-225-246/708, Doug Baillie 229-229-226/684, Roman Agiert 236-246/676, Dwain Whalen 206-214-236/656, Richard Singer255/619, Donald Tippin 213-219/615, Shelly Kapitz 215-204/611, Marc Schwartz 237/609, Alan Rothstein 225/608, DannyLubin 204-227/605. (Week 31) Doug Baillie 269/650, GeorgeLippert 223-214/636, Roman Agiert 234-215/632, JerryHoerner 211-220/625, Jerry Gross 225-203/622, Shelly Kapitz200-247/617, Tony Rubin 245-214/614, Bernie Schatz 237-205/613, Jay Rosen 224/612, Mark Fienberg 200-226.

500 Classic: (Week 30) Patti Ehart 251-223/655, TeresaLauer 213-242/646, Judy Valazza 257/608, Petra Kaun 205/566, Georgia Garey 564, Joan Bremberg 223/561, Mary Lauer211/559, Karen McDonald 204/557, Marie Romain 204/549,Jeanne Ehlers 209/545, Barbara Vaccarello 534, Joanne Ray532. (Week 31) Teresa Lauer 218-211-214/643, Patti Ehart244/617, Carol Casuga 571, Petra Kaun 548, Mary Lauer542, Judy Campise 542, Judy Valazza 534, Candy Adams204/528, Carol Asher 527, Leslie Jackson 507, Pauline Long507.

Party Animals: (Week 30) Johnnie Englehart 299-219-257/775, Bob Englehart 279-238-201/718, Frank Martinez Jr.247-257-214/713, Michael Fonvergne 274-212-225/711,Michael Pollack 258-247/702, Elizabeth Fonvergne 219-244-232/695, Jack Getzlaff 267-225/691, Randy Davis 266-215/674, Mike Slye 245-227/653, LaMont Smith 227-230/652, SanMitchell 204-245/636, Melody Garcia 219/599, RenaEisenberg 244/585, Juli Schimpf 225/563, Marsha Martinez206/523, Lori Cole 508, Janice Eisenberg 506. (Week 31)Johnnie Englehart 211-235-247/711, Mike Fonseca 245-259/695, LaMont Smith 264-232/666, Barry Simon 226-243/666,Bob Englehart 228-228-208/664, R. Greenzweight 247-213/651, Jack Getzlaff 246-214/641, San MItchell 233-224/641,Guy Forbes 221-223/637, Orlin Lopez 211-219/628, MelodyGarcia 207-222/620, Elizabeth Fonvergne 205/567, RenaEisenberg 533, Flo Tanksley 502.

The Classics: (Week 31) Michael Witt 233-224-213/670,Cynthia Kirk 208-256/647, Jerry Lovell 207-213-222/642, RichColella 201-215-202/618, Gayle Kirby 203/574, donnaScholtes 210/555, Pam Findl 205/533, Jodi Pappacostas 529,Tina Enriquez 204/523, Deanna Snow 523, Gail Alivater 519.(Week 32) Rich Colella 254-231-255/740, Tina Enriquez 255-221/643, Pam Findl 234-221/639, Leah Hoffman 224-221/625, Pam Blake 207-204/608, Michael Witt 246 game, LindaLowanda 562, Jim Broome 200, Gayle Kirby 211/547, TerriJustin 541, Donna Scholtes 530.

Adult-Jr. Doubles: Michael Pollack 267-213-246/726,Michael Fonvergne 214 game, T. Beh-Johnasghary 403.

River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 212-258-257/727, DanKline 224-227-217/668, Ray Stoy 238-213/650, Fred Asas201-268/647, Tony Lacson 233-233/646, Guy Forbes 297/642, Jamie Stoy 213-225/636, Jon Shephard 269/626, TylerStoy 247/621, Yvon Yonan 206/541, Monise Kelly 223/540.

Monday Nite Live: Chuck Molnar 222-257/646, TyronneFox 212-237/632, Tom Miller 201-255/627, Michael Ricca 257-202/620, Daniel Onestinghel 245/601, Lucy Tralla 204597,David Cook 222-214, Georgia Garey 225/574, Rose Chin 207/539, Carol Casuga 201/539, Deanna Pyka 206/525.

Comedians: Chris Husby 214-226-226/666, Barry Simon203-224-234/661, Dan Dixon 211-226-212/649, Justin Archer256-205/639, Scott Forbes 219-210/610, Rick Hoffman 210-202/610, Dan Stipkovich 201-212/600, Scott Jesson 201-203,Pegge DeGrasse 206/554, Deanna Pyka 531, Stella Johnson525, Sharon Rhatigan 520, Sherri Stewart 507, Mary Becker506, Lori Cole 504.

Bunch Of Whiners: Haigaz Rafaelian 211/571, Nick Jae-ger 538, Vic Chouchanian 530, Nora Apelian 428.

Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 541, Jean Bomar 201/510,Candy Adams 504.

Hopefully we’ve caught up with all the scores from ourleague bowlers. To all the mother’s here at Canoga Park Bowl,we wish you all a Happy Mother’s Day. See ya.

Canoga ParkJrs.

WINNETKA — Hello and welcomeback to Canoga Park Bowl, where wehave some good scores to report fromour junior leagues.

Adult-Jr. Doubles: Louis Fonvergne225-236-235/696, Erica Pollack 219-292/677, J. Beh-Johnasghary 218-244/632, Jeff Duboff 267/626,Mathew Rollin 167/441, Keith Nelson127/359, Jess Sparks 146/307, An-drew Cate 111/304, Ben Nix-Bradley110/298.

Bumper Thumpers: John Nelson106/203.

Bantam All Stars: Kaisley Raley116/278, Julia Frias 73/196,Somerset Peterson 59/172, ParisPeterson 43/119.

Junior Royals: Kevin Gross 224-213-221/658, Manny Lakhan 215/604, Eric Miller 224/574, SharonWeger 203/562, Stephanie Young199/521, Kim Sosa 157/401.

Sutter Gold Miners: Aidan Clarke146/400, Angel Guzman 127/335,Jacob Domine 120/333, JoseRodriguez 123/332, Daryl Arouchian115/331, Rachel Steinberg 123/308,Juan Santillan 120/305, GustavoVasas 127/301, Sean Vu 117/300,Eric Solis 132/296, SalvadorGutierrez 115/296, Ismael Lopez 103/285, Jeraldine Pena 114/273, KajaHixon 105/272, Amruta Sardar 99/267, Yasha Miami 82/236, AngelaKiamco 86/235, Shereen Bourne 91/224.

Ivy Academia Bumpers: JasonZakuto 123/281, Cynthia DeLaCruz68/184.

Ivy Academia: Eric Miller 236-203/642, Brian Miller 177/441, DylanSantellano 89/250, Amber Edwards64/185.

Kingpins: Ashley Martin 153/292,Barbara McDaniel 140/277, EthanDeane 136/268, Greg Priesz 128/254, Scott Rosenstein 133/251, RickPasquini 148/249, Scott Hinman 121/236, Ida Bariling 132/228, AlisonDickson 121/186, Mirriam Moldonodo90/173.

Leichman Alley Kats: Ed Nolan 106,David Hernandez 91, Elvia Carrillo 91,Brandy Prytherch 65.

Junior Royals: Eric Miller 201-207/590, Kevin Gross 201-213/584,Stephanie Young 203/518, Noel Sosa192/507, Sharon Weger 178/477,Jennifer Pyka 154/409.

Remember Mom on Mother’s Day.A day of bowling might be just thething for your Mom. Have a funday.

Canoga ParkSrs.

WINNETKA — Hi. Did you re-member to sign-up for that seniorleague here at Canoga Park Bowl?We don’t want you to be left out sodo it now.

Funtimers: William Robb 230/642, Al Reiswig 223/628, Robert E.Adams 238/586, Dave Folck 236/576, Hung Lay Quon 558, BerthaWillard 157/445, Jackie Becker 169/438, Eleanor Weaver 157/433,Marge Hebard 144/399, MarilynBIgman 394, William Robb 230game, John Latta 213, Mary Hol-land 141.

39’Ers Senior Trio has two weeksof scores to report so here theyare: (Week 31) Don Segien 235-212/643, Mel Neiditch 225-220/629,Hung Lay Quon 216-215/626, RalphBena-videz 212-210/621, LarryGeorge 223/603, Jerry Ambrosini223/593, Al Reiswig 206-205/593,R. Greenzweight 215/590, JohnO’Donoghue 215/574, Dave Folck205/568, Marv Baker 204/564, MaryLauer 205/559, Bert Bendit 187/554,Al Myers 196/546, Steve Machingo212/544, Emma Luce 166/472,Norma Kelwin 159/466, ElveraDeonik 159/458, Edie Goldberg172/452, Shirl Radamaker 178/46,Dorothy Oshiro 169/442, ChrisZielan 154/442, Ruth Balleweg 159/439, Charlotte Marcoe 154/437,Doris Simmons 161/434, VickeBlaiwes 152/433, Lee Murray 149/428.

(Week 32) Ed Cornish 222-246-224/692, Dave Folck 248-204-229/681, R. Greenzweight 203-256/658,Mel Neiditch 201-237/628, Hap Haz-ard 205-221/605, Larry George 210/593, Cal Vogt 231/589, Hung LayQuon 223/583, Scotty Alavazo 199/583, Bill Robb 211/582, Al Reiswig200/578, Robert Adams 195/557,Roger Chartrand 224/550, DonRoseth 194/549, Mary Lauer 182/488, Lee Murray 160/472, CarolWareberg 192/466, Elvera Deonik165/460, Sylvia Kesilis 155/452,Norma Kelwin 161/440, Lil Baker150/428, Joan Lyons 154/425, Dor-othy Oshiro 145/418, MelissaCataldo 163/415, Kay Leovy 139/415, Ruth Balleweg 141/405, Char-lotte Marcoe 151/398.

Summer leagues are startingsoon so join the group. HappyMother’s Day. Introduce yourselvesto Barry Gurney, Canoga’s newcenter manager.

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Keep those scores coming and everyone have a greatweekend. See you on the lanes.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hello seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes. If

you haven’t signed-up for that summer league yet, now is thetime to do it. It’s always nice and cool inside the bowlingcenter...the best place to be on a hot summer day.

Golden Goodies: Les Gray 249/587, Velma Bone 478, MaryMartinez 177.

Park & Rec.: Rich Richardson 263-210/653, Frank Weiler 206-208-206/620, Cari Burris 189/465.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. George Steffen 828, 2. Wayne Hansen 781,3. Ernst Knoblauch and Lester Gray 755 each, last, Art Chavez404.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Dorothy Welcher 796, 2. Ed Wallce 741, 3.Dave Clemens 718, 4. Frank DeLuca 715, last, Chuck Taylor 588.

Here’s wishing all the Mother’s here at Del Rosa Lanes, a HappyMother’s Day. Take care.

STUDIO CITY — Most leagues are coming to an end. Haveyou signed up for Summer 2005 at PINZ yet??? We have info atthe desk or call 818-769-7600, ext. 18 (Mike Lee) for any Q’s youmight have. Invite a friend or family member, great way to spendtime together.

Also Senior Social Leagues are taking sign-ups as well as showup to bowl on Wednesdays at 12:30 p.m.

Now let’s get to this week’s top performers. Remember prac-tice, practice, practice.

Twilighters: Ismael Cunanan 205-225/620, Darrell Meyerhoff201-223/603, Dick Chandler 238, Mike Anderson 212, TinaRukstalis 571, Jeff Kahn 202-225, Damond Taylor 210, Dane Price222, Matt Risch 203, Larry Schnedier 201, Carol Gerard 508.

Kings & Queens: Russ Butner 218-218-628, Brett Himmel 247game, Stan Diamond 210, Harry Kleiman 200, Sue Guldin 450.

Breakfast Club: Elayne Klein 227/540, Gerry Jarvis 499.Coffee & Donuts: Hildegard Miller 494, Arlene Wiener 492,

Donna Klein 467.Funseekers: Harry Kane 206-246/645, Loren Larson 203-235/

612, Richard Mori 231-202/608, Chris Gargaro 206-201/604, JeffPifko 234, Greg Reid 232, Jimmy Zellinger 233, Gary Bailer 207,Frankie Lozovina 215, Claudio Vecchi 219, Chuck Schafer 220,Keith Rodman 200, Ryan Barbato 216, Yoshiaki Oka 202, LyndaPalau 492.

S.C.B.L.: Brandon Leger 212-202-246/660, Fred Coleman 223-255/627, Bob Hatch 205-217/612, Mike Malone 201-209, Larry Day221, Dave Yamamoto 211, Tony Laanan 225, Kenny Miller 210-212, Neil Inman 214-207, Byron Patterson 204-204, Eric Freeman201, Greg Steele 223, C. Mitchell 203, Damian Crichfield 213, MikeChearney 205.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the Mother’s here at PINZ BowlingCenter. Have a great weekend. See ya.

PINZ Srs.STUDIO CITY — Hello and Happy Mother’s Day to our Mother’s bowl-

ing in the senior leagues here at PINZ Bowling Center.It’s time for our weekly report so let’s take a peek at them.Happy Timers had Gary Olsen as the top man with 209/551, Dave Fenton

177/491, Ruth Swick 168/487, Sol Karnovitz 169/466, Gas Sumapong 158/466, Freda Leibson 167/439, Yolanda Dragotta 147/397, Dori Tobey 135/333.

The Senior Social reported scores from Bill Fleishman 180/485, GaryOlsen 171/460, Helen Wright 135/357, Florence Rosenburg 26/32.

Have a great weekend and we’ll see you on the lanes. Take care.

Rouette Rules InThe 590 Classic

by Joy McGregorANAHEIM–Joe Rouette

(sounds like roulette) had LadyLuck on his side, took his spinand landed on the winning com-bination 223-248-204 and 194to tally a league leading 869 se-ries in the 590 Classic atLinbrook. Good roll, Joe!

Other great scores: JohnPhillips 235-857, Jack Boffing236-847, Lloyd Thierry 242-821, Tom Shutes 223-820, LarryGreen 225-820, Carl Adinolfi231-817, David Wright 245-811, Jim Sowers 221-810, AlLara 223-800, Richard Hand257, Alan Bloom 245, RonDouglass 243, Roy Sager 240,Rod Cantrell 237, Ed Hermance236, Rose Williams 230,Kantrell Williams 226, EvaMunson 226, Aly Johns 225,

Brian Roberge 223, Fred Voysey223, John Conway 223, SharonGrenda 223, Karen Bagnall 219,Don Hart 219, Willy Bordenave216, Gino Vassallo 215, MarieBrooks 215, Shig Shozi 215,Pete Kizziah 213, Juan Sandoval213, Ed Harris 213, JohnVelasquez 208, Rey Ortiz 207,Rob Roberts 207, Chris DeMarco 204, Josh Rahm 204,EdStoute 204, Carolynne Schley203, Roger Vasquez 203, ShirleyAnderson 202, Ron Mahler 202and Stan Guzy 201.

This coming Friday is finalposition round and will decidethe winning team and covetedfirst place in this prestigiousleague. With only 3 points sepa-rating first and second place andthird and fourth place too closeto call, you think there is anypressure? It’s going to be an ex-citing finish! Good luck to allteams. Until then…

TIMALBIN

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