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66th Year In Publication

Donkee Tournament: Arnold Cheesman 2nd place, Dennis Barrett being presented his 1stplace check for $1400 by Director Chuck Brode and Joe Garcia lending a hand for thecongratultations. See story on page 6.

DONKEEROLL’N DONKEE TOUR

January 22, 2005(At Brunswick West Covina Lanes)

FINAL STANDINGS1. Dennis Barrett 764 $1,400.002. Arnold Chessman 671 400.003. Tri Vo 730 130.004. JoJo Baghadadlian 674 120.005. Luis Diaz 670 110.006. Keith Kenworthy 669 70.007. Clark VandenBerg 692 70.008. George Parker 683 70.009. James Sims 667 70.00

10. Dan Stokes 685 59.0011. Dennis Roach 650 58.0012. Devon Walls 641 57.0013. Roger Wrase 640 56.0014. Crystal Alvarez 636 55.0015. Marr Mulholland 634 54.0016. P.J. Yarns 630 53.0017. Manny Diaz 624 51.0018. Veronica Boone 624 51.0019. Beth Borci 622 50.0020. Greg Reed 617 49.0021. Jason Porter 599 48.0022. Bob Ballard 566 47.0023. Erik Tomsons 528 46.0024. Andre Eubanks 471 45.00

SEMI CUTSMen: +67; Women: +61

HIGH SERIESGeorge Parker Pd. Game

MYSTERY GAME — 250No winner

FINANCIAL REPORTEntries, 93 2,720.00Jack Ace 500.00Sidepots 891.00Brackets 1,855.00Shirt & Paid Entry 100.00Paid Entries 360.00TOTAL PAID OUT $6,426.00

LA HABRA- More than 100friends and family members werepresent at La Habra 300 Bowl onSaturday, January 15, to view andparticipate in the Orange CountyWomen’s Bowling Hall Of Fameinduction of Marge Miyoda.

Joy McGregor, Hall Of Famechairman, presented an outstand-ing ceremony that included mem-bers of the OCWBA Board Direc-tors.

Cindy Miles, OCWBA Presi-dent, presented the WIBC con-gratulations certificate and CWBAPresident Linda Johnson person-ally presented the CWBA Certifi-cate. Secretary Chreyl Huntingtonassisted in presentation of a lovelyphoto-trophy and the “hanging” ofMarge’s photo on the Hall of Famewall.

The spectacular wall spacewas donated by LA Habra 300Bowl GM, Mickey Curley, andfeatures photos of Orange

Marge Miyoda (L) receives Hall of Fame Congratulatonsfrom a happy Californa State President Linda Johnson.

(L-R) Family and friends will remember the day Beckie Millerreceived her 300 ring from Ramona Clark past President ofthe Orange County Womens Bowling Association.

County’s elected Hall Of Famemen and women for MeritoriousService and Superior Bowling cat-egories.

It was obvious McGregor didher home work well as she spot-lighted Marge’s achievements,which began in 1961 at KonaLanes.

Marge learned to bowl at Konain 1961, via instruction by Jane“Tiger” Randel, and in 1962 shebecame interested and involvedwith the Orange County WomensBowling Association. She becamea Director for Kona and MesaLanes and then advanced to theoffice of O.C.W.B.A. secretary foreight years.In 1995, she retired andwas awarded Life Membership.Marge was inducted into theSouthern California BowlingWriters Hall of Fame in 1998.

When Orange County hostedthe WIBC Tournament and Con-vention in 1986, Marge met Mr.Noda, BPA member of Japan andproprietor of a 32 lane center.Mr.Noda extended an invitation toAmerican bowlers to travel to Ja-pan and Marge recruited 24bowlers to make a “Good WillGroup” tour to Tokyo, Osaka andKyoto.

Marge’s special talents are ofgreat value to ABC, WIBC, Mas-ters and Queens tournaments astranslator and tour guide in theUSA and Japan. Also, she is agreat photographer. Throughoutthe induction ceremony, Margedisplayed that incredible smile thatcan light up a room. George, herbeloved husband, stood by beam-ing with pride and Marge appre-ciates how much he has supportedher through the years. They havefour daughters, seven grandchil-dren and a multitude of friends.

The festive day of colorful bal-loons and picture taking con-cluded with hugs, congratulations,and refreshments of cake, coffeeand punch being served on theoncourse. She was presentedkodak moment album.

ORANGE COUNTY–An-other member of our bowlingfamily has passed. On 1-20-05,Elizabeth Ann (Beckie) Miller,joined the ULTIMATE team,“THE LORDS ANGELS”.

In the ‘70’s and ‘80’s BeckieMiller (and her late husband Mr.Patrick Miller) were widelyknown across L.A. and OrangeCounties. Beckie (and Pat)Miller were large supporters ofthe Amateur Bowlers Tour andhad touched many people’slives.

OCWBA Hall Of FameInduction For Miyoda

By Alice Meglemre

Remembering Beckie MillerBeckie was an avid bowler

at many different centers inmany leagues. The LadiesAllstars at Anaheim Bowl, theLadies So. Calif. Open Draft atChampion Lanes are two thatcome to mind. Beckie bowled atmany different bowling centersthat I remember, from AnaheimBowl, Champion Lanes, GardenSquare Bowl, Linbook Bowl,WonderBowl of Anaheim,Westbrook Bowl, KeystoneLanes and at Del Rio Lanes. I

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Saturday, January 29, 2005the Special No-Tap rolls at noon(Nevada Time) with an 11:30a.m. check-in.

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Our host and general managerMr. Joe Goodine and defendingchampions Sr. Division VaughnDoody, Junior Division KenDiIorio invite you to join us andbowl with the best senior men60 and ladies 50 and up; Juniormen 45, ladies 40 and up scratch

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LASVEGAS

TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice

MeglemreDOWNEY-Del Rio’s Bowl-

ing Manager, Mike Cammarata,welcomed Vegas league back tothe 32 lane center Monday andleague members appreciated hisannouncement that the coffeeshop opened early to accomo-date us. We also observed a ban-ner over the lanes that offersFREE bowling instruction byBilly Myers Sr on Mondaysfrom 4 to 6 p.m.

Super sub Dodie Sajonas ledthe weekly honor roll with 204-555, followed by Jamie Vallier222-551, Joan Roper 549,Gladyce Perrin 538, PennyHirsch 212-531, Doris Lewis215-529, Wanda Baca 529,LaRuth Murray 527, RobertaMcNaught 526, Tracy Baldwin522, Bernice Bennett 215-518,Mary DeFord 200-511, BettyKlemin 509, Gina Harrison 507and Gloryetta Brown 505.

With only 24 games (eightweeks) left to improve positionsin the 16 team league, Cal BowlA team maintains leadershipwith 46.2 wins, followed by

Keystone A and WestminsterB teams, tied at 44; FountainBowl, 42; Del Rio A and Bteams are tied at 41 wins.

OCWBA annual tournamententry verificatations arrived thisweek and we hope that teamcaptains wil make copies formembers of their teams.

Also, the OCWBA BVLtournament ends this weekend,January 29-30, at Forest Laneswith squad times set at 10 a.m.and 1 p.m. On site entry is wel-come.

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San GabrielValley Women’s

Assn. NewsBy A. A. Turtle

SAN GABRIEL VALLEY —We would like to thank all thosethat came out this past Sundayto BRC West Covina Lanes tosupport the Bowlers to VeteransLink. We had a total of 67bowlers and all seemed to havea great time. The results will beposted next week along with theone individual who shot a 299game. Don’t forget the BVLAward Dinner at Danny’s Ko-sher Pickle on February 12th at6:00 p.m. Call the office forRSVP 626-859-6216; cost is $15with door prizes being given out.

There will be a MixedDoublesTournament on Sunday,February 13th; check-in at 10:00a.m. and bowl at 11:00 a.m. be-ing held at Chaparral Lanes.

Our Senior Tournament thatwas held on Sunday, January 9that BRC Covina Bowl was a greatone. We had a total of 35 womenand 15 men. The winners are forthe women: 1st Kathleen Boyett,2nd Sallay Munoz, 3rd CarolMancini, 4th Mary Villanuva,5th Barbara Dunn, 6th HarrietSlack and 7th Pearle Kirby. Inthe men’s division, 1st BillyBoyett, 2nd Rich Killan and 3rdFrank Menchaca. Thank you allfor bowling and we look forwardto seeing you next year.

The Association is sellingSee’s Valentine Candy for $4and the Earl Anthony com-memorative bear for $12. If in-terested, contact the office (626)859-6216.

REMEMBER CITY ANDSTATE ENTRIES ARE DUEFEBRUARY 15th. P.S. We’re going to miss youPearle Kirby. Hope you enjoyColorado as much as you en-joyed California.


ANAHEIM–Ricky Rowe ofFountain Valley won his firstAmateur Bowlers Tour (ABT)Orange County Branch Classic/Masters Combined Tournamentat Linbrook Bowl on Saturday,January 22, 2005. As expected,it was an exciting tournament forall those involved with 3 bigsquads and lots of action out onthe lanes. Ricky shot 871scratch with 36 pins handicapper game for a fine 1015 fourgame set. He shot his score atour big 2pm squad and thenwatched the rest of the competi-tors on our 4pm squad to seewhere he would finish in the fi-nal standings. Ricky took home$1000 for first place (win). Ournext closest competitor wasMike Malinick of GardenGrove. Mike finished in second(place) for $500 plus an addi-tional $350 from the Win, Place,& Show Pot. In third (show)was Roger Romero, who won$250 plus $225 from the Win,Place, & Show Pot.

Our newest Champion,Ricky Rowe is 46 years old andworks as an Aerospace Designengineer at Boeing. He is mar-ried to Becky, and gives herthanks for coming out and sup-porting him this weekend.Ricky has a high game of 238and a high series of 633, whichhe bowled this weekend. Hecurrently does his league bowl-ing at Fountain Bowl and wasusing a Storm Fear Factor drilledby Danny Lim inside FountainBowl. Ricky has only been backbowling for about two years,and thanks the management atFountain Bowl for sponsoringthe PBA Tour, because the U.S.Open tournament at FountainBowl is what got him interestedin bowling again. He also statedthat he gets many bowling tipsfrom the magazine sent out bythe USBC/ABC. Ricky wouldalso like to thank the staff ofLinbrook Bowl and the AmateurBowlers Tour for hosting thisweeks tournament and plans onusing his prize money for bowl-ing in more Amateur Bowlers

Rowe Wins ABT OrangeCounty Title at Linbrook Bowl

Tour tournaments.Our Storm Spring National

Tournament at Sam’sTown inLas Vegas is scheduled forMarch 30-April 4, 2005. Rickylooks forward to that BIG$40,000 first place prize. Re-member, we still have six moretournaments (that’s 18 squads)before the deadline date for en-tries. Get your entries in nowfor that BIG tournament in LasVegas.

The Mystery Pot of Goldscore was drawn after our finalsquad with a large crowd wait-ing to see if there was a winner.No one in the Mystery Pot shotthe score of 239 with handicapin game 1, so the $1000 prizecarries over to our next singlestournament. The second chancescore of 154 (good for $500)also did not produce a winner.Finally, our third chance scoreof 125 (good for $250) also pro-duced a blank. Remember, theMystery Pot of Gold is availableto all members (Classic andMasters) and only costs $5 for achance at $1000.

The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank JohnHaveles and the fine staff atLinbrook Bowl for hosting ourtournament last Saturday. Ournext scheduled event will be aClassic/Masters CombinationSingles tournament scheduledfor two weekends- January 29,2005 and February 5, 2005 atWestminster Lanes. This will bea new format for the Classic/Masters Combined tournament.This two weekend event willoffer 3 qualifying squads atNoon, 2pm, and 4pm on Satur-day, January 29th, 2005. Allmembers (Classic and Masters)that make the board from Janu-ary 29 will return to the Semi-finals on Saturday, February 5th,2005 at 4pm. We will also havetwo squads on Saturday, Febru-ary 5th at Noon, and 2pm whichwill be added (1 in every 5 en-tries) to the Semi-finals. Wehope to see you this Saturday atWestminster lanes.

AMATEUR BOWLERS TOUR (ABT) ORANGE 125 Entries @ $30.00 each $3,750 0 Orig. Sun Entries $10 $0 Added by ABT $0 Win, Place, Show Pot $575 Total Paid Out $4,325

CLASSIC/MASTERS COMBINED SINGLES FINAL STANDINGS PLACE NAME CITY TOTAL PRIZE

1 Ricky Rowe Fountain Valley 1015 $1000 Win, Place, Show Pot $0

2 Mike Malinick Garden Grove 1001 $500 Win Place, Show Pot $350

3 Roger Romero Carson 998 $250 Win, Place, Show Pot $225

4 Frank Meronk Long Beach 984 $175 5 Kristine Huard Anaheim 981 $125 6 Victor Garcia Costa Mesa 975 $100 7 Jason Fowler Anaheim 970 $90 8 Lloyd Cobarubbia Long Beach 968 $88 9 Harry Cesena Carlsbad 964 $87

10 Paul Passarino San Diego 960 $86 11 Gil Romero Agoura Hills 959 $85 12 Rich Yanagita Gardena 958 $84 13 Ernest Bell Los Angeles 952 $83 14 David Smitson Fullerton 947 $82 15 John Grieco Sr. Harbor City 943 $81 16 Brian Yoshida Encinitas 929 $80 17 Ed Angeles Norwalk 925 $79 18 Ed Blum Whittier 924 $78

19(TIE) Don Quitangon Walnut 919 $77 19(TIE) Phil Appell Jr. Mission Viejo 919 $77

21 Terry Hlebasko Torrance 916 $76 22 Arnie Schroeder Long Beach 914 $75

23(TIE) Allyson Baligad Anaheim 913 $74 23(TIE) Dodie Sajonas Carson 913 $74 25(TIE) Darrell Lincke Santa Ana 909 $72 25(TIE) Wayne Hohenstein Vernon Cent., MN 909 $72

Low to cash +109 (909)

125 Entries @ $30.00 each $3,750 Win, Place, & Show Pot $575 Added by ABT $0 Champion Shirt $40 Total Paid Out $4,365

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LAS VEGAS–Steve Smith along time ABTA member, andvery fine bowler finally won hisfirst ABTA title and a nice$5,500 1st Place Check winningfrom the top seed of the top 32single elims and finally down-ing upstart Jo Jo Mateo in thefinal game for the first ever Or-leans Title.

Steve topped 500 entrantswhich generated great payoffsfor the bowlers who enjoyed itthere at the Orleans to be sure.This was the first Orleans OpenEvent for the ABTA which al-lowed new members up to a 208average and several joined usthere. We had bowlers from sixdifferent states participate.Hence they are now eligible forall ABTA Events.

It was just super at the Or-leans and everyone was treatedfairly as we had a separate (cut)Qualifying board each daywhich took 1 in 5 1/2 entrantsto the semis.

The scoring was contentiousand with separate qualifyingboards daily and the 500 entrantswe saw 103 Semifinalists taketo the lanes, as they qualified forthe semifinals in hopes of mak-ing the Top 32 single Elim fi-nals which are very exciting.The top 32 has 7 ladies guaran-teed.

In the Semis we saw SanDiegan Steve Smith hit up thelanes with a huge +155 whichcatapulted him to the Champi-onship match so he would sit outand wait for a winner to chal-lenge him for the title. In sec-ond was Las Vegan BerwynRemulla with his fine +151 andhe would sit out in the first roundof the finals and enter in the sec-ond round or top 16.

Losers in round one of thetop 32 single elims were MinhDang, Jing Lebaquin, ChrisRomero, Deborah Sanders,Mike Nakunz, Ken Seiple Jr.Romy Cajucom, GregKokanour, Ceazar Moore, DinoCantoria, Vic Hilvano, Scott DeLorge, Anita Smith (champ’smom) Claude Dottin, and TomasLicauco. They finished in 18-32nd places and got checks of$200.

In round two we saw MartyNakunz, Michael A. Morgan,Sol Cericos, Robert Mercado,Imee Ohorro, Bart Sanchez,Roberta Nakunz, and ErnieJuarez lose out and they cashedin 10-17th places and garneredchecks of $245.

Round three heated up as JoJo Mateo edged Tessie Sanicolas226-213, Bobby Alvarado gotby Darilyn Walker 191-178, Ja-son Choi bumped Chito Biel236,215, and Mike Galvansmacked Berwyn Remulla 226-160 so the losers of round threegot checks of $305 for the finebowling.

Round four saw Jo Jo Mateoand Bob Alvarado go at it in areal good match and at the enda 7-10 split by Alvarado (BadBreak) and a clutch double byJo Jo won got the win 238-229and in the other match we sawChoi dig deep and best a tappedGalvan 226-161 so Michael, andBobby two of our Citrus BeltMembers were 4th and 5th and$400 each with a great showingat the Orleans and now wewould see Mateo, and Choi meetfor the right to bowl for the titleagainst Steve Smith.

In this game we had theyoung gentleman from DalyCity (Choi) and the new retireeMateo of Long Beach and theywere ready for a chance to winit all, and Choi led it off and af-

Steve Smith Wins ABTA Las Vegas Open at the OrleansFigueroa has 299 game and Arsenault cops $1,022 Match Series

Match Game is $3,500 this week at West Covina

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

ter five frames it was Choi by 7scant pins and both bowlers hadonly one open but in frame eightChoi lost his shot and got a threecount and six out and Jo Jo hadthe lead by 10 pins and Choiwould need a double or help inthe final two frames and hethrew a perfect strike in the ninthframe, and as Mateo was fin-ished Jason would need the firstin the 10th plus great count forthe win but he went a bit widetrusting his shot and got a fivecount so Mateo advanced by a184/213-166/202 score and Ja-son was third at the Orleans and$1,000 with Jo Jo to have a shotat the title versus top seed SteveSmith.

The title match was set onlanes 3 and 4 and Steve electedto start the match and he did witha strike and it was on and Jo Jothen spared. Steve came back todouble, then Jo Jo was stayingclean through five frames but hehad one problem as Steve sparedin the 3rd then struck in frames4-5-6-7 to take a nice lead. Itlooked dim for Jo Jo but here hecomes right back with strikes inframes 7-8-9 and only trailed by8 pins (hcp dif.) and had achance to take the lead but in the10th came up high leaving the3-6-10. He then missed thespare (his only mishap in the fi-nals and Steve had the win as JoJo finished 190/219 and Steveended at 232/235 with his markin the 10th and the title went tothe power bowler from San Di-ego and also a $5,500 prizewhich was so deserving. Stevereally bowled well and he de-served this one but he will tellyou it was not easy as Jo Jocould have got him at the end.Well, Steve it is about time!Steve has been with the ABTAfor about 7 years and saw manyfriends, and even brother Scottwin! Steve and Scott now havesomething in common as theyare both ABTA/ Las VegasChampions as Scott won lastJuly at the Gold Coast. Greatbowling by a fine Young manwho has many friends in theABTA and his family is well-represented here as brothersScott, Shed, Sister, and Momand dad all bowl with us, andregularly and finer people youcannot meet! A great family!(Oops) his pretty wife Christineis also an ABTA regular andcashed in at the Orleans also!Great bowling by a fine fellow!I remember the day that LaytonGalloway brought Steve to theABTA to join and that was awhile ago. Layton will smilewhen he sees this! CongratsSteve!

Great bowling by Jo Jo, whois an ABTA regular and he hasmany friends here also, andcould have won it all he came

so close! He and wife Vickie areat every event and wonderfulpeople! Jo Jo has many friendsin the club and you can see why!Great showing Jo Jo. Greatbowling by Jason Choi who al-most got to the title game and isimproving on the lanes for sure.Sonny will smile if he reads this!He is part of a contingent ofbowlers from the north whobowl with us! Joy and NoelEspiritu also cashed in this onefrom the bay area. Jason is a fineyoung man and on the improve!Great Bowling!

There were many finematches in this top 32 finals andall bowlers can be proud to havemade it this far and next timehopefully to the title as Steve.

ABTA notes: Tournament Hi Qualifiers wereLarry Spires who blasted a big +174 and PrettyJoy Espiritu and Deb Sanders tied for the ladiesat +104, so they both get paid entries into anyregular ABTA Event.

The Optional Doubles were taken by two ofthe “Bowling Romeros” Chris and Gil and theirfine 1443 got them $200 and we paid 16 places,and $1,530 in the doubles.

Last up in the 3-6-9 roll off was Bobby Galvanand he missed the $1,300 so we will go for$1,500 this Saturday at West Covina Lanes inour One day event there.

The Match Series was drawn by Larry Spires,and it was matched by ABTA regular, the affablePeter Arsenault of Carlsbad and he collected acool $1,022 for his $2.00 entry and Pete wasbuying the beer. We will estimate the Series tobe $275 this week at West Covina.

The Match game 3 was Un matched as the299 drawn by Smith was unmatched. BillFigueroa’s 299 game was in game #2 so withthe carryover of $2,570, the Match Game willbe worth the cap at West Covina and $3,500 thisSaturday.

Maria Bacos, Illinois no less was the winnerof the Columbia Ball given by our Co SponsorColumbia 300. She will be even tougher now:-)

Champion Steve Smith hails from San Diegoand married to a beautiful lady Christine withone daughter Shaina who was at the Orleans root-ing for Dad! He thanks his parents, brothersShed, and Scott, Steve H. and friends for sup-port. He used an Obsession drilled by ABTAmember Monty Stratton at Surf Bowl inOceanside! Monty has also opened another lo-cation at AMF Lanes in Vista and a fine drillerand an ABTA member.

Jo Jo Mateo is from Long Beach, married toVickie and used a Rock drilled by Jim Mc Coy.He’s married to Vickie and 3 children and threegrand kids. He thanks all his friends for supportthrough his bowling years and granddaughterTori for inspiration.

Jason Choi is from Daly City and used a X-factor. He ‘s single, but taken by Iris and thanksfriends Romeel, Andrew and Derek for drivingup to Vegas with him. He thanks Arnaldo andSonny for the instruction, and parents andfriends, and the ABTA and Staff especially Bob!

Special thanks to the Orleans and their superbstaff there. Special thanks to Mike Monyak ExecMgr. whom I have known for many years, BobbyGM, and Wayne for the help and let’s not forgetSusan, and Angela in Room Reservations fortheir assistance. Their expertise in tournamentsmake it easier for us to run the event.

Join us this Saturday in West Covina in ourone day event.. NOTE there is no 1Pm Squad!!only four squads 2:30-4-5:30 & 7pm. there.Semis 8:45 PM. West Covina is freeway close.Take the10 freeway to Vincent and go south 1 /1/2 miles. The phone there is 626-960-3636.

The following week Feb 5 we will be hostedby Premiere Lanes in Santa Fe Springs and eachentrant gets a chance to pick the score of theSuper Bowl and the winner gets a Las Vegasroom in July at the Gold Coast for our big oneup there!

It is history folks as Steve Smith wins the firstABTA LasVegas Open and will enter the archivesas such.

Make plans early for our Las Vegas Champi-onships July 1-2-3-4-and the room rates statedon your new mail that you will receive this weekmeans that You must book the room through theABTA. These are good rates and this Event willpay $8,000 minimum 1st and up to $12,500 withBonuses See you all at West Covina Lanes for agood one! Until then!!

Note: New Schedules will be mailed thisweek, and this is a 25 week schedule, so if youhave an address change or would like one con-tact the ABTA and we will be sure to send youone.

Smith wins ABTA Las Vegas Open at the Orleans (bottom) Jason Choi 3rd$1,000, Steve Smith Champ $5,500 Jo Jo Mateo runnerup $2,000 (top)holding daughter Shaina Scott Smith Michael Galvan 5th, Anita Smith,Christine Smith, and Bobby Alvarado 4th champs brother Champs MomChamps wife.

Figueroa fires 299, Arsenault wins $1,022 Match series PotBill Figueroa had a great “299” game and Peter Arsenaulthappily accepts $1,022 for hitting the Match Series pot inthe ABTA /Las Vegas/Orleans Event at right offering congratsis ABTA member Extrordinaire Javier Avila.

ABTA League at Valley ViewGARDEN GROVE–Nick Rodriguez led the men’s scoring with

his 224/648, Steve Domon 218/647, Richard Warner 203/646, DannyTokudomi 279/641, Herbert Jones 226/637, Greg Velarde 244/634,Paul Chavez 225/626 and Steve Bryant 258/621.

Della Douglass beat all scoring for the night with her 225/653,Shawn Willey 269/640, Elvie Medestomas 195/579, Rose Sablan193/543, Maggie Hylton 214/536, Belinda Crowder 190/533, GinaVelarde 198/527 and Bobbie McCollum 175/524.

Side pot winners: First game, Richard Warner 247, second game,Steve Bryant 258, third and super pot, Danny Tokudomi 279.

The 50/50 winner to any regular ABTA tournament was MarvinCrowder. The match game number drawn was 284 worth $558 andwill be carried over. This weeks tournament is one day at WestCovina Lanes. Last squad is 7pm.

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January 13-14-15-16, 2005(At The Orleans Hotel, Casino and

Bowling Center, Las Vegas, NV)FINAL STANDINGS

1. Steve Smith 755 $4,000.00 Cash & Carry 1,500.00 2. Jojo Mateo 715 2,000.00 3. Jason Choi 689 1,000.00 4. Bob Alvarado 678 400.00 5. Michael Galvan 655 400.00 6. Berwyn Remulla 751 305.00 7. Chito Biel (SS) 678 305.00 8. Darilyn Walker 619 305.00 9. Tessie Sanicolas (SS)675 305.00 10. Marty Nakunz (SS) 675 245.00`11. Michael A. Morgan 667 245.00 12. Sol Cericos 664 245.00 13. Robert Mercado 657 245.00 14. Bart Sanchez 655 245.00 15. Imee Ahorro (SS) 635 245.00 16. Roberta Nakunz (SS) 616 245.00 17. Ernie Juarez 671 245.00 18. Mike Nakunz 734 200.00 19. Chris Romero 695 200.00 20. Ken Seiple Jr. 693 200.00 21. Romy Cajucom 690 200.00 22. Victor Hilvano 681 200.00 23. Ceazar Moore Jr. 681 200.00 24. Thomas Licauco 679 200.00 25. Greg Kokanour 667 200.00 26. Deborah Sanders `665 200.00 27. Dino Cantoria 662 200.00 28. Scott DeLorge 659 200.00 29. Anita Smith (SS) 659 200.00 30. Claude Dottin 656 200.00 31. Minh Dang 654 200.00 32. Jing Lebaquin 615 200.00 33. Mark Huertas 654 200.00 34. J.R. Formento (60%) 652 94.50 35. Bob Galvan 648 155.00 36. Peter Arsenault 646 152.50 37. William Baskin 635 150.00 38. Ed Regchr 634 150.00 39. W. Hohenstein (SS) 633 147.50 40. Antonio A. Morgan 631 147.50 41. Raul Aldaz 628 145.00 41. Mike Lindquist 628 145.00 43. Julian Conwi 627 142.50 44. Jimmy Wong 625 140.00 44. Al Cando 625 140.00 46. John Jimenez 624 137.50 47. Brian Reyes 623 137.50 48. Paul Chavez 621 135.00 49. Romy Almazar 620 133.75 49. Danny Guevarra 620 133.75 51. Hai Le 619 132.50 52. Carlos Vejar 618 130.00 52. Greg Barron 618 130.00 54. Lito Dizon 617 130.00 55. Art Ouzenian 614 127.50 55. David Hays 614 127.50 57. Glenn Matsumoto 612 125.00 58. Vic Garcia 611 125.00 59. Eduardo Flores 609 125.00 60. Bernard Carroll (SS) 608 122.50 61. Tony Rodriguez 607 122.50 62. Noli Valdeleon 606 120.00 63. David Yun 605 118.25 63. Sam Sanicolas 605 118.25 63 Clarissa Moskus (60%)605 71.00 66. Beth Borci 604 115.00 67. Gil Romero 603 115.00 68. Tony Nguyen 601 112.50 69. Leo Tartamella (SS) 600 110.00 69. Gerry Caquin 600 110.00 71. Perlita Roxas (60%) 599 64.50 72. Mark Wayman 597 107.50 73. Conrad Amado 596 105.00 73. Christine Smith 596 105.00 75. Ray Varela (SS) 592 102.50 76. Sam Long 591 98.75 76. Simon Rojas (SS) 591 98.75 78. Bill Figueroa(SS-60%)590 58.50 79. John Mason 589 97.50 80. Mark Wong 587 95.00 81. Shedrick Smith 582 93.75 81. Jackie Bayro 582 93.75 83. Jackie Carroll (SS) 579 92.50 84. Noel Espiritu 578 92.50 85. Jack Wade 576 89.00 85. Art Ouznian 576 89.00 85. Alvin Reyes 576 89.00 88. Mike Pecora 573 85.00 89. Joy Espiritu 571 82.50 89. Ronald Sanchez 571 82.50 91. Terri Justin 570 80.00 92. Fermin Ubungen 567 80.00 92. William Park 567 80.00 94. Pat Smythe (SS) 562 77.50 95. Maria Bacos 560 77.60 96. Larry Spires 549 75.00 97. Tim Austin 542 73.50 97. Noli de los Angeles 542 73.50 99. Gregorio Daisley 537 73.00100. Bill McCollouch (SS) 534 73.00101. Nancy Cantoria (SS) 518 73.00102. Roger Pierce 516 73.00103. Anna Morgan 507 73.00

DOUBLES 1. Chris Romero/ Gil Romero 1443 200.00 2. MIchael A. Morgan/ Greg Kokanour 1425 180.00 3. Simon Rojas/ Sam Long 1415 160.00 4. Greg Kokanour/ Antonio Morgan 1397 140.00 5. Bedell Vasquez/ Deborah Sanders 1392 120.00 6. Tony Nguyen/ Kenny Bui 1387 100.00 7. Glenn Matsumoto/ Simon Rojas 1387 100.00 8. Noli Valdeleon/ Sol Cericos 1386 80.00 9. Tony Rodriguez/ Paul Chavez 1380 80.00 10. Leo Tartamella/ Deborah Sanders 1362 70.00 11. Le Star Walker/ Deborah Sanders 1361 70.00 12. Dominic Tambio/ Greg Kokanour 1359 60.00 13. Conrad Amado/ Noli Valdeleon 1358 50.00 14. Glenn Matsumoto/ Gamy Lopez 1354 40.00 15. Nick Silver/ Greg Kokanour 1354 40.00 16. Leo Tartamella/ Bedell Vasquez 1346 40.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCUT SCORES

Men: Thurs. +37; Fri. +91; Sat. +44Women: Thurs. +33; Fri. +78; Sat. +34

SUNDAY CUT SCOREMen: +30; Women: +77Super Seniors: Bernard Carroll, ChitoBiel, Leo Tartamella, Imee Ahorro,Nancy Cantoria.

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Larrry Spires +174Women: Deborah Sanders+104 Joy Espiritu +104

SPECIAL AWARDS 3-6-9Bob Galvan 100.00Is This Week 1,400.00

MATCH GAME — 299No WinnerEstimated This Week 3,500.00

MATCH SERIES — 562Peter Arsenault 1,500.00Estimated This Week 250.00

COLUMBIA 300 BALLMaria BacosPrize Fund, 500 21,693.00Paid Entries, 15 @ $72.00 1,080.00Optional Sidepots 1,792.00Doubles 1,530.003-6-9 100.00Brackets 21,000.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 1,500.00Match Series 1,022.00TOTAL PAID OUT $26,440.00


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WEST COVINA–Gentle-man Dennis Barrett loves bowl-ing and loves a challenge. Den-nis along with the Donkee tourwishes to thank West CovinaLanes for hosting our tourna-ment. It was a fun tournamentand now we know how muchtime we need for three squads.We were pressed but everythingworked out great. A big thanksto Don Knuesel for making ithappen.

Dennis is 57 self-employedwith Western Data providingdata processing services. Den-nis is the father of four childrenTom, Tim, Denise and Jeff andhas three grandchildren Jimmy,Dylan and Natalie. Dennis’shighest game is a 290 rolled atValley View Lanes and his high-est series is 759 at the Concoursein Anaheim. Dennis said it’sbeen a spell since the last timehe won. I believe three years.Dennis wishes to thank FrankBellinder in his Pro Shop at Pre-miere lanes in Santa Fe Springsfor re-drilling and maintaininghis bowling equipment. ThanksFrank. Looks like everything isback on track. Just in time forLas Vegas????

Dennis wishes to mentionevery amateur bowler is miss-ing the boat if they have not triedbowling with the Roll’n DonkeeTournament Club. He feels con-fident every bowler will find theDonkee tournament a club greatfrom the standpoint of fairness,bowler ratings and it’s level ofcompetition maintained by asuperb staff. Thanks Dennis. Wedo have the great directors.

He also wishes to thank hisfriends Chuck and Steve Brode,George Parker, Luis Diaz andhis bowling partner AnthonyYanno for their spectator bowl-ing support. Thanks Guys.

Our second place gentlemanArnold Cheesman is married toa lovely lady Cynthia, his best

supporter who also bowled.Long time members and wewish you a welcome back.It’s been several years?? Arnoldfor his second place finish wasrolling a Storm N Factor drilledby Gary at the Professional Ap-proach Pro Shop in Del RioLanes, Downey. Arnolds high-est game ever is a 300 and hishighest series is a big big 848.Arnold wishes to thank his ex-tended family for being on handfor support. Thanks Guys. (Pic-ture is on the internet)

The Donkee wishes to wel-come new bowlers Dustin Shaw,Casey Singer, Tony Velasco,Lola Doucette, ThomasKilpatrick, Mitch Gordon, Jo-seph Pure, Lawrence Pena, Bar-bara Larson and Julio Vasquez.Welcome.

Sidepots in the 2:30pmsquad at West Covina Bowlwere $27.Luis Diaz shot a 237first game and Dan Stokes lov-ing the roll he was on posted a274 second game and a 266 thirdgame. In the 4:00pm squadsidepots were $66. Bob Ballardshot a 267 first game ClarkVandenBerg a 268 second gameand Roger Wrase a 256 thirdgame.

Sidepots with 30 bowlerswere advertised $100 - $75 for1st and $25 for 2nd place. Hap-pily we paid out $138 side potsin the 5:30 pm squad. — $90 1st

place and $48 2nd place... Firstgame Tri Vo shot a 276 and LuisPeregrina a 273 game.. Secondgame Andre Eubanks shot a 279and Crystal Alvarez a 271game.. Third game Tri Vo posteda well shot 287 for the first placeand there was a tie second place.Boba Ballard and Dennis Roachboth posted nice 265 games tosplit $48. In the Semi’s side potsfor $66 went to Tri Vo with a250 first game, James Sims a big279 second game and DanStokes with a 251 third game..

Twenty four members madethe Semi’s. (That’s one in fourentries) Nine rolling the highestseries in the Semi’s were seededinto the shoot-out finals. Eightbowlers in the first round of theshoot-out finals were Tri Vo,James Sims, Clark VandenBerg,Keith Kenworthy. GeorgeParker, Luis Diaz, JoJoBaghdadlion and ArnoldCheesman. Top seed DennisBarrett with a big plus 164 hap-pily sat out.. Four were elimi-nated and four with the highestgames Luis Diaz rolling a 259,Arnold Cheeseman a 221, Jo JoBaghdadlion a 247 and Tri Vowith a 234 game went into thesecond round. Three were elimi-nated leaving Arnold Cheesmanwith a well shot 247 game forthe final challenge against highqualifier Dennis Barrett for theDonkee Championship. Tri wassecond with a 220, Jo Jo wasthird with a 215 and Luis Diazfourth with a 188 game.

In the final shoot-out matchwe definitely had two high roll-ers and both lefties.. Chartingthe Champ Dennis Barrett lov-ing the lanes started with a sparethen posted a big five bagger, anine count spare in the seventhframe and happily swung out ona second five bagger posting abeautiful 269/291 for the Cham-pionship. Second place gentle-man also a lefty ArnoldCheesman swung out on a threebagger looking great but as fatewould have it stuck a seven ninesplit he didn’t convert in thefourth frame. Still in the huntlooking good he came back ona four bagger wanting to stretchhis strikes but settled for a sparein the ninth doubling in the tenthfor a very well shot 244/254 forsecond place. CongratulationsGuys. It was a fun match withlots of applause from Donkeelook-ee-loos for both lefties.Seeya at Cal Bowl Jan. 29-30'th.

Lefty Dennis Barrett Pockets $1,400For His Big West Covina Donkee Win

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10. Exacticator Vise .................... 711. America’s Lending ............... 612. Western Pacific ..................... 513. Family Amusement ............... 314. Circle Athletics ..................... 315. Team 25 ................................ 216. Team 16 ................................ 0

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1. 777 Jason Carillo2. 771 Armando Zavala3. 739 Vayle Floria4. 726 Julio Vasquez Jr.5. 723 Jon Brandon6. 719 Paul Varela7. 718 Frank Barefoot8. 712 Nick Smith9. 710 Missy Bellinder

10. 708 Scott Slocum

by Tony RodriguezDOWNEY–Before we get started on the action in

the Brunswick Invitational, first, a little lesson in highsand lows. Last week I shot 770 to lead all scorers andmy team to a four game sweep. This week I not onlycost us a victory in game one with a split in the 10thframe, but failure to pick up one of the two remain-ing pins I couldn’t even salvage the tie.

Final tally Them 896- Us 895. I guess it’s just likemy Daddy always told me, “Son, sometimes you getthe bear and sometimes the bear gets you.”

Pro Approach/Downey (14-2) took 3 fromThreadworks (11-5) on the strength of DroopyDrapeau’s entrance into the 700 club. Carey Matkincontributed nicely with a 691.

Aside from all the extra curricular activities thematch was close with the outcome of games one andthree being decided on the last ball. These teams getto try it all again next week.

Etonic and Royal Alliance also matched up wellon the pair next door with three nail-biters of theirown. Etonic bagged three big ones 893-907, 876-846,830-822.

Armando Zavala displayed his liking to the gener-ous supply of lane oil with a gimungous 245,279,247-771. The Alliance’s Vayle Floria(739) and RamiroGarcia (670) gave it their all, but barely squeaked outa win in the opening game. Moving over to the nextpair, Rebacks Plumbing (10-6) took three games fromLinder Ins. (8-8). Jason Carillo hit the jackpot (777)enroute to the session’s high set.

Rookie Scott Slocum flexed his muscles to post asolid 708. Linder Ins. shot decent and managed toput it all together in game 2 to avoid being swept923-803. Nick Smith and Wesson fired a solid 712 tolead his team.

Strolling down to the next pair, ( Boy, this posi-tion night, every night, really keeps you on your toes.To win, you have to beat the hottest teams comingyour way every week) Team Storm (10-6) after stum-

bling out of the gate is making their move at the halfwaypoint on the backstretch. Arnold Cheesman (691) and NoliValdeleon averaging 175 on the year, shooting 651 heldup their team for a 3-1 thrashing of Exacticator Vise.

Bowler’s Depot Lake Forest (9-7) took advantage of ashaky start victory in game 1 to demolish Western Pacific(5-11) by over 500 pins on the night. Chris (solid) Oakes(715) and Miami Vice Don Johnson (681) teamed upnicely for the slaughter.

Turning to the “B” Side, ( Imagine my best Gomer Pyle)Surprise, Surprise! Transcontinental Logisitics won 4more. Not in any spectacular fashion, just everyone do-ing the right things at the right time. Steve Schroederbowled the team’s low game on the night, 194. (Yawn,Ho hum) Steve Brode (691) led the scoring. And theTransloggers just Keep on Truckin’.

TD Rowe (12-4)just moved into the lead for the round(Trans Log is already in. Non-round winners vying for ashot don’t have to be ahead of them to take the round. Butthey may have to somehow win some games from themto outlast the others competing for the “B” Side). JulioVasquez (726) led the Rower’s who handed the broom toJC Spas.

A masterful 289 in game three netted him a stack ofcash as he took the side pot for $110 and the Super foranother $350.

Boulevard Brakes (11-5) didn’t need many as they putthe skids to Freek Racing. JC Crane (641), MikeCammarata (685), Jason Hoppe (go lucky) ( 668) and GregNeuer (694) enjoyed a strikingly rich evening. Next weekthey battle a tough Strike Connection team, whom by theway also have won a round, in an attempt to stay near theleader board to capture the round.

Good luck to all next week. It’s turning out to be apretty exciting round. As always, the public is invited tocome on down and enjoy some of the best league bowl-ing competition has to offer.

Special kudos to Levi Slocum for the 7-10 split con-version!


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TEAM SCRATCH – MEN1 WE FEAR NO BEER 2826 $ 3502 THE 4 HORSEMEN 2713 2503 STREET 2710 1754 SAC TOWN #3 2674 1355 SALT 2641 1056 TONY’S BOYS 2633 85

1 WE FEAR NO BEER 2826 $ 2,000.002 ADMR 2716 900.002 THE 4 HORSEMEN 2716 900.004 STREET 2710 560.005 THE L.A. GENTS #2 2702 500.006 SWICKED 2680 450.007 SAC TOWN #3 2674 426.008 SALT 2671 400.009 MAHARLIKA M-05 2646 350.0010 TEAM PATTERSON 2644 326.0011 YOUNG GUNS 2640 300.0012 TONY’S BOYS 2633 276.0013 AT THE LAST MINUTE 2630 250.0014 PIERRE THIFFEAULT 2629 226.0015 RBBV 2613 216.0016 TAKENO APCO 2609 200.0017-19 TO BE #1 2604 187.3017-19 THUNDERBALLS II 2604 187.3017-19 VALLEY CENTER BOWL 2604 187.3020-21 FRIENDS OF CONNECTIO 2587 174.5020-21 SAN JOSE SENATE MEN 2587 174.5022 HARVEY BOY’S 2582 164.0023 PALMDALE HIGH ROLLER 2581 158.0024 WOLF PACK #4 2579 154.0025 JACK MARTIN 2570 149.0026-27 RHINO LINGINGS OF SA 2561 144.0026-27 MUNI MADNESS 6 2561 144.0028 ROWDY BOYZ 2543 140.0029 “DAWGS” 2541 138.0030 LATE COMERS 2540 135.0031 GOLDEN GATE BOWLING 2521 130.0032 MEN IN BLACK 2520 125.00

TEAM HANDICAP – MEN1 DONALDSON, CRAIG 848 $ 800.002 PREBLE, CHRIS 816 400.003 MOSLEY, ROBERT 788 325.004 SMITH, NEBRASKA 778 275.005 DAVIS, PERIS 769 225.005 WILLIAMS, AL 769 225.005 LEMONS, MARCUS 769 225.008 PENDLETON, PAT 763 180.009 NICHOLS, RANDY 762 170.0010 PATTERSON, LEE 759 160.0011 CUMMING, WILL 756 155.0012 UDAHL, ANDY 755 150.0013 STEPHENS, ROBERT 753 145.0014-15 SANCHEZ, RICHARD 750 135.0014-15 HAYNES, DAVID 750 135.0016 DAGGS, HOSEA 749 125.0017 ZELAYA, CHARLES 742 115.0018 SHERMAN, HARRISON 740 111.0019 Mc NEAL, KEVIN 738 105.0020 HERRERA, MANUEL 737 100.0021-23 ROBINSON, MIKE 736 85.0021-23 ADE, DAVID 736 85.0021-23 MARTINEZ, MIKE 736 85.0024 JENSEN, CURT 735 80.0025-27 KNIGHT, JACOB 734 78.0025-27 LUJAN JR, ELISEO 734 78.0025-27 MATTHEWS, CHAD 734 78.0028-29 HABON, RUDY 732 78.0028-29 GLEASON, CHARLES 732 78.0030 McCOMB, ROGER G. 730 77.0031 TAKENO, ICH 729 77.0032 BARADAT, RAY 728 77.0033 PITTS, CHRIS 727 77.0034 RUBEL, TIM 726 77.0035 HAMPTON, NATE 724 76.0036 BATES, RAY 723 76.0037 HENRY, ROBERT 720 76.0038-40 NG, Ken 718 75.5038-40 WOLLARD, WILLIAM 718 75.5038-40 WILSON, GODFREY 718 75.5041 ESTEBAN, CHARLIE 717 75.3042 SPEAR, KEVIN 716 75.0043 TEHEE, JASON 715 75.0044 HUTCHINSON, TONY 713 75.0045 HATTER, CHRIS 712 75.0046 RUFFNER, BRIAN 710 74.0047 SNAPP, MIKE 709 73.0048-50 MORGAN, JASON 708 70.7048-50 JUAREZ, ERNIE 708 70.7048-50 PRESTEGARD, PETE 708 70.7051 WARREN, WILL 707 70.0052-53 MAY, CHARLES 706 69.0052-53 REED, DEMETRIUS 706 69.0054-56 REDE, EDMUND 705 68.5054-56 CASTILLO, SONNY 705 68.5054-56 WILLOUGHBY, JIM 705 68.5057-58 THIEFFAULT, PIERRE 704 68.2057-58 HILL, TIM 704 68.2059 GREEN, WILLIE 703 68.0060-62 O’NEAL, ANTHONY 702 67.3060-62 McCOWN SR., EUGENE 702 67.3060-62 AARON, CURTIS 702 67.3063 LEWIS, TOM 701 67.0064-66 MITCHELL, TRAVIS 700 66.5064-66 WILEY, LEON 700 66.5064-66 STEWART, ALEX 700 66.5067 LUCKEY, FLETCHER 699 66.3068-70 NORTON, MIKE 698 65.8068-70 PHELPS, CURTIS 698 65.8068-70 BEHNEY, KEN 698 65.8071-74 REED, MOZELL 696 65.2071-74 GIVENS, TROY 696 65.2071-74 LEMONS, ALONZO 696 65.2071-74 GURRIERI, STEVE 696 65.2075 LOPEZ, LANCE 695 65.0076-78 ROLAND, RO 694 64.0076-78 GRANUN, LANCE 694 64.0076-78 OLVERA, MIKE 694 64.0079 MIA, VIC 693 64.0080-81 FLYNN, MIKE 692 63.5080-81 WHITE, BUTCH 692 63.5082-83 MARTINEZ, GIL 691 63.0082-83 ROSS, CHRIS A. 691 63.0084 GONZALES, DENNIS 690 63.0085-86 DUNCAN, BILLY 689 62.5085-86 CRAIG, STEVE 689 62.5087 STOUTE, EDWARD E 688 62.0088-91 NEWTON, PAUL 686 61.6088-91 PARKER, MIKE 686 61.6088-91 WINTERS, NATHAN 686 61.6088-91 LEWIS, ARTHUR 686 61.6092-95 PLATKO, PHIL 685 60.8092-95 ERICKSON, SONNY 685 60.8092-95 DEW, SONNY 685 60.8092-95 GRIER, BRYAN 685 60.8096 BURNS, JOHN 684 60.8097 CALHOUN, JIM 683 60.0098 SLEDGE, EARL 682 60.0099-100 MARQUEZ, RUSTY 681 58.8099-100 BURRELL, ANTHONY T. 681 58.80101-102 PHILLIPS, EDWARD 680 57.30101-102 CASHAW, DANIEL 680 57.30103 GRAY, DAVID 679 57.00104-105 THOMPSON, RON 678 56.80104-105 SOHRWEIDE, HAROLD 678 56.80106-108 CARTER, WENDELL 677 56.20106-108 JONES, HERBERT 677 56.20106-108 FREEMAN, DAVID 677 56.20109-112 PORTER, BYRON 676 54.00109-112 FERNANDEZ, CHRIS 676 54.00109-112 HOPKINS, JOHNNY 676 54.00109-112 LUJAN, AL 676 54.00113-115 HIXON JR., JOSEPH 675 51.90113-115 PULANCO, ED 675 51.90113-115 CARROLL, CURTIS 675 51.90116-118 STREET, DAVID 674 49.80116-118 UELAND, ANDREW C. 674 49.80116-118 SANDIFER, ERMAN 674 49.80119-124 BARKER, BRETT 673 45.00119-124 SPENCER, LORENZO 673 45.00119-124 PAINTER, KERRY 673 45.00119-124 BUTLER, ANDRE 673 45.00119-124 CORONADO, MILO 673 45.00119-124 PAGE, ROBERT 673 45.00125-126 MENINI, BRIAN M. 672 44.50125-126 FIGUIERA, TONY 672 44.50

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1 DONALDSON, CRAIG 848 $ 130.002 PREBLE, CHRIS 816 120.003 PENDLETON, PAT 763 115.004 NICHOLS, RANDY 762 100.005 PATTERSON, LEE 759 83.006 CUMMING, WILL 756 83.007 UDAHL, ANDY 755 66.008 MOSLEY, ROBERT 752 66.009 LEMONS, MARCUS 751 66.0010 HAYNES, DAVID 750 66.0012 SMITH, NEBRASKA 742 58.0012 ZELAYA, CHARLES 742 58.0013-14 ADE, DAVID 736 50.0013-14 DAVIS, PERIS 736 50.0015 JENSEN, CURT 735 50.0016 PITTS, CHRIS 727 50.0017-18 WOLLARD, WILLIAM 718 41.5017-18 WILSON, GODFREY 718 41.5019 ESTEBAN, CHARLIE 717 33.4020 TEHEE, JASON 715 31.0021 RUBEL, TIM 714 31.0022 HATTER, CHRIS 712 31.0023 RUFFNER, BRIAN 710 31.0024 SNAPP, MIKE 709 31.0025 MORGAN, JASON 708 16.0026 WARREN, WILL 707 16.0027 REDE, EDMUND 705 16.0028-29 HILL, TIM 704 16.0028-29 THIEFFAULT, PIERRE 704 16.0030 SPEAR, KEVIN 703 16.0031 NORTON, MIKE 698 16.0032-33 CASTILLO, SONNY 696 12.8032-33 GURRIERI, STEVE 696 12.80

SINGLES SCRATCH – MEN

1 GURRIERI, STEVE/WOODS, VINCE 1460 $ 1,600.002 MARTINEZ, GIL/MARQUEZ, RUSTY 1425 800.003 ALLEN, HORACE/NAZARIO, DOMINGO 1420 600.004 TARRANT, DAN/NETHERTON, KRIS 1418 550.005 GREEN, WILLIE/THOMAS, DON 1413 500.006 PULANCO, ED/MONTUYA, CHRIS 1398 400.007 BLANSON, LONNIE/TAYLOR, ROBERT K. 1395 350.008 NICHOLS, RANDY/SOHRWEIDE, HAROLD 1393 325.0010 TAKENO, ICH/LEWIS, TOM 1386 250.0010 CUMMING, WILL/PATTERSON, LEE 1386 250.0011 MITCHELL, TRAVIS/ROGELIO, ROGER 1385 230.0012 MARQUEZ, RUSTY/PITTS, CHRIS 1384 210.0013 McCAFFREY, STEPHEN /MENINI, BRIAN M 1382 195.0014 GREEN, HARVEY/MARTINEZ, MIKE 1378 190.0015-16 PEREZ, ZEKE/WILLIAMS, AL 1376 175.0015-16 GANNON, KEVIN/PATTERSON, LEE 1376 175.0017 WHITE, DICK/PETERSON, TERRY 1374 155.0018 SANDERS, JACK/STEPHENS, ROBERT 1372 145.0019 FLORES JR., ERNIE/CALHOUN, JIM 1370 135.2020 ADAMS, VERNON/BARKER, BRETT 1367 125.0021-22 LUJAN, MOSES/LUJAN, AL 1363 115.0021-22 CARLSON, GLENN/UELAND, ANDREW 1363 115.0023 OWENS, SEAN/TEHEE, JASON 1362 100.0024 TILLERY, JOHN/TELEGA, MATT 1361 99.0025 DEW, SONNY/WILLIAMS, FERO 1351 98.5026 FRANK, RICHA/ROBINSON, ROBERT (BOBB 1343 98.0027 CANTWELL, MARV/WILLOUGHBY, JIM 1342 97.0028 DAVIS, PERIS/ROGERS, KEN 1341 97.5029-30 RUFFNER, BRIAN/PREBLE, CHRIS 1340 97.0029-30 SPENCER, LORENZO/LEMONS, MARCUS 1340 97.0031-32 CUMMINGS, WILL/THIFFEAULT, PIERRE 1339 96.5031-32 MAURICIO, GARY/FERNANDEZ, CHRIS 1339 96.5033 VELTRI, GIAC/WELLOCK, DALE 1338 95.0034-37 SCHWABE, KEVIN/FRANKOS, JEFF 1337 92.5034-37 DEW, SONNY/SMITH, STEVE 1337 92.5034-37 WEAVER, DAVE/POWELL, CHUCK 1337 92.5034-37 ADAMS, TODD/HALL, TERRY 1337 92.5038 BURKHART, RAY/UELAND, ANDREW C. 1336 90.0039 RAYMUNDO, CHRIS/ANDERSON, KEITH 1329 89.0040 TABAKA, PAUL/HILL, TIM 1327 88.0041 TAYLOR, RONALD/ROBINSON, MICHAEL 1326 88.0042 KIRK, OLIVER/EDWARDS, WILLIAM PAUL 1325 87.0043-44 LOPEZ, LANCE/FLYNN, MIKE 1323 85.5043-44 TALBOTT, JIM/CASTANEDA, MIKE 1323 85.5045-46 JOHNSON, DON/ALVARADO, DANNY 1322 83.5045-46 RIVERA, ALEX/PANGELINAN, VIC 1322 83.5047 PULANCO, MARC/MIA, VIC 1320 81.5048-49 HARNES, HERMAN/CULPEPPER, JACOB 1318 79.0048-49 SMITH, DARYL/HAYNES, DAVID 1318 79.0050 CUEVA, ROLLY B./CANDARI, VAL 1316 77.0051 SPENCER, LORENSO/JONES JR, ART 1315 76.0052 DONALDSON, CRAIG/STREET, DAVID 1314 75.0053 CANDARI, GREG/FERGUSON, DAVID 1313 73.0054-56 BERNARDI, WAYNE/DIMAILIG, JOHNNY 1312 70.0054-56 ANDRES, REY/SEVILLA, MANNY 1312 70.0054-56 CHAFE, LARRY/MURPHY, RORY 1312 70.0057-58 RHEINHARDT, DOMINIC/MURDOCK, HENRY 1311 60.5057-58 JENKINS, KEVIN/CLAPP, BILL 1311 60.5059 LUJAN JR, ELISEO/LUJAN, ELISEO SR 1308 55.0060-61 LEMONS, MARCUS/LEMONS, RONNIE 1307 52.5060-61 KELLY, MATT/HELLMAN, BRIAN 1307 52.5062 BREAUX, ISADORE/MOSLEY, ROBERT 1305 47.0063-66 MOSLEY, ROBERT/PITTS, CHRIS 1302 28.0063-66 GOLDSTIEN, JOE/ABOUD, GEORGE 1302 28.0063-66 WILLOUGHBY, JIM/CASHAW, DANIEL 1302 28.0063-66 WILLOUGHBY, JIM/WILSON, EURAL 1302 28.00

DOUBLES HANDICAP – MEN

1 GURRIERI, STEVE/WOODS, VINCE 1460 $ 250.002 MARQUEZ, RUSTY/MARTINEZ, GIL 1425 175.003 TARRANT, DAN/NETHERTON, KRIS 1418 140.004 SOHRWEIDE, HAROLD/NICHOLS, RANDY 1393 130.005 CUMMING, WILL/PATTERSON, LEE 1386 120.006 MARQUEZ, RUSTY/PITTS, CHRIS 1384 110.007 GANNON, KEVIN/PATTERSON, LEE 1376 90.008 McCAFFREY, STEPHEN /MENINI, BRIAN M 1370 75.009 CARLSON, GLENN/UELAND, ANDREW 1363 60.0010 OWENS, SEAN/TEHEE, JASON 1362 50.0011 CASTILLO, SONNY/FRANKOS, JEFF 1352 47.0012 DEW, SONNY/WILLIAMS, FERO 1351 45.0013 RUFFNER, BRIAN/PREBLE, CHRIS 1340 40.0014 CUMMINGS, WILL/THIFFEAULT, PIERRE 1339 38.00

DOUBLES SCRATCH – MEN

TEAM HANDICAP–WOMEN1 HAVING FUN FRESNO 2786 $1,600.002 “SMITH’S FOLKS” 2661 800.003 JMDP 2632 600.004 DARRIS RUFFNER 2584 500.005 ZELAYA 2572 400.006 2 PAIR’S 2545 360.007 MISSILE TEAM #5 2537 330.008 BAY AREA STRIKERS #6 2526 300.009 “KIM”S FOLKS” 2525 275.0010 YUNG CROWD 2519 250.0011 CNPK 2503 230.0012 MEAN DEBBIE GREEN TE 2500 225.0013 LCDP 2499 220.0014 SAN FRANCISCO SENATE 2491 210.0015 MISSILE TEAM #3 2487 200.0016 ATNF 2482 185.0017 VALLEY CENTER BOWL # 2481 150.0018 STAMPEDE #1 2479 140.0019 MAHARLIKA W-04 2471 135.0020 THE TROUBLE MAKERS 2468 130.0021 SAC WOMEN 1 2452 120.0022 KTC #2 2442 116.00

1 PAT THOMASON / JASON TEHEE FRESNO, CA 1446 $500.002 PAM WESTBROOK / ROBERT MOSLEY LOS ANGELES, 1439 $240.003 LAJEANA HARRIS / ALONZO LEMONS 1439 $240.004 JEANETTE MENACHO / LEE PATTERSON ANTELOPE, CA 1420 $190.005 MICHELLE ZALAYA / ALONZO LEMONS 1418 $170.006 DEME SUFU / ALONZO LEMONS 1414 $160.007 KELI CALLALHAN / ROBERT MOSLEY 1402 $142.508 LAJEANA HARRIS / MARCUS LEMONS 1402 $142.509 KELI RAPP CALLAHAN / TYSON LOWRY LAS VEGAS 1400 $130.0010 ANGIE MITCHELL / TRAVIS MITCHELL VALLEJO, CA 1398 $117.5011 TAMMY SIBLEY / ROBERT MOSLEY TEHACHAPI, CA 1398 $117.5012 PAULINE THOMAS / PAUL THOMAS VICTORVILLE, 1393 $112.0013 DARRIS RUFFNER / JASON TEHEE 1386 $110.0014 DEBORAH HOSAM / CURTIS CAGE SAN JOSE, CA 1381 $107.0015 MICHELLE ZALAYA / MARCUS LEMONS COMPTON, CA 1381 $107.0016 PAM WESTBROOK / HERBERT JONES NORWALK, CA 1378 $104.0017 PHYLISSIA SMITH / ROBERT MOSLEY COMPTON, CA 1373 $102.0018 PHYLISSIA SMITH / DEMETRUIS REED LAS VEGAS 1371 $99.0019 ANGIE MITCHELL / ED PULANCO VALLEJO, CA 1371 $99.0020 MICHELLE ZELAYA / CHARLES ZELAYA GARDENA, CA 1370 $96.0021 TAMMY SIBLEY / STEVE GURRIERI TEHACHAPI, CA 1368 $94.0022 KIM GREEN / ROBERT MOSLEY PASADENA, CA 1366 $92.0023 KELI RAPP CALLAHAN / CHRIS PREBLE LAS VEGAS 1361 $91.0024 KELI RAPP CALLAHAN / DAVID STREET LAS VEGAS 1360 $89.0025 FELEICA TRIPP / MARCUS LEMONS COMPTON, CA 1360 $89.0026 JOANN COURTNEY / MIKE HAYNES LOS ANGELES 1357 $87.0027 MICHELLE ZELAYA / EDMUND REDE 1353 $82.0028 ANGIE MITCHELL / ROGER ROGELIO VALLEJO, CA 1353 $82.0029 PHYLISSIA SMITH / LEONARD RUIZ COMPTON, CA 1351 $79.0030 PHYLISSIA SMITH / MIKE HAYNES COMPTON, CA 1349 $77.0031 PAM WESTBROOK / CURTIS McCANN NORWALK, CA 1346 $75.0032 KIM GREEN / LEONARD RUIZ PASADENA, CA 1344 $74.0033 CASANDRA / WILLIAM OAKLAND, CA 1343 $72.0034 FRENNIE-MORRIS / ROCKMORE PASADENA, CA 1342 $70.0035 KELI RAPP CALLAHAN / DARRYL SMITH LAS VEGAS 1339 $68.0036 CHRISTINA KINNEY / ROBERT MOSLEY LAS VEAGAS, 1337 $66.0037 KIM GREEN / STEVE GURRIERI 1336 $64.0038 PHYLISSIA SMITH / SONNY DEW LAS VEGAS 1331 $61.0039 CASANDRA / BILL BAILEY OAKLAND, CA 1331 $61.00

MIXED DOUBLES

1 DAVID WALKER LOS ANGELES $300.00 20142 MARILYN GRE LOS ANGELES $200.00 19923 EUGENE MCLOWN SR. BELLFLOWER $170.00 19524 BOBBY RICHARDSON VACAVILLE $160.00 19075 CAROLYN ANDREWS VALLEJO $150.00 18806 MEGAN FERNANDEZ BALDWIN PARK $120.00 1854

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SINGLES SCRATCH–WOMEN1 RUFFNER, DARRIS 2089 $ 140.002 PETERSON, SUE 2061 125.003 MENACHO, JEANETTE 2056 95.004 KINNEY, CHRISTINA 1984 75.005 RAPP-CALLAHAN, KELI 1950 50.006 ZELAYA, MICHELLE 1948 40.007 MOYER, DAINA 1903 25.00

DOUBLES SCRATCH–WOMEN1 MENACHO, JEANETTE/PETERSON, SUE 1452 175.002 PREBLE, DANA/FLYNN, KRISTI 1315 125.003 JORDAN, HEATHER/GREEN, DEBBIE 1307 95.004 SMYTH, MARY/COLLIER, JUNE 1287 75.005 CALLAHAN, KELI/WESTBROOKS, PAM 1277 60.006 MOYER, DAINA/TARDIFF, EILEEN 1270 50.007 CASTRO, TRACY/CLYBURN, MAXINE 1266 40.00

ALL EVENTS HANDICAP–MEN1 LEMONS, MARCUS 2224 $ 400.002 NICHOLS, RANDY 2200 200.003 PITTS, CHRIS 2194 165.004 PREBLE, CHRIS 2192 132.505 TARRANT, DAN 2192 132.506 LEWIS, TOM 2164 115.007 LUJAN JR, ELISEO 2163 95.008 NAZARIO, DOMINGO 2146 85.009 PATTERSON, LEE 2146 85.0010 UDAHL, ANDY 2142 75.0011 Mc NEAL, KEVIN 2138 70.0012 MITCHELL, TRAVIS 2133 67.0013 JENSEN, CURT 2130 63.0014 DONALDSON, CRAIG 2129 60.0015 STEPHENS, ROBERT 2126 59.0016 ZELAYA, CHARLES 2122 57.0017 GURRIERI, STEVE 2115 57.0018 LOPEZ, LANCE 2108 55.0019 TILLERY, JOHN 2108 55.0020 DAVIS, PERIS 2107 54.0021 RUBEL, TIM 2099 54.0022 TEHEE, JASON FRESNO, CALIF 2098 53.0023 CALHOUN, JIM 2083 50.0024 PULANCO, ED 2083 50.0025 SANCHEZ, RICHARD 2080 47.0026 MENINI, BRIAN M. 2077 47.0027 ADAMS, VERNON 2075 46.0028 MOSLEY, ROBERT 2072 46.0029 PHELPS, CURTIS LOS ANGELES, CALIF 2067 45.0030 JUAREZ, ERNIE 2062 45.0031 NG, KEN 2061 44.0032 WILLIAMS, AL 2061 44.0033 STREET, DAVID 2058 43.0034 BRYANT, RUSTY MISSION HILLS, CA 2057 43.0035 CASHAW, DANIEL 2057 43.0036 HILL, TIM 2055 43.0037 MARTINEZ, GIL 2054 42.0038 NETHERTON, KRIS 2052 41.0039 JONES JR, ART 2051 40.5040 RUFFNER, BRIAN 2051 40.5041 SOHRWEIDE, HAROLD 2045 40.0042 CARLSON, GLENN 2042 40.0043 MARTINEZ, MIKE 2041 39.0044 HAMPTON, NATE 2040 38.0045 YU, LEVI 2040 38.0046 CASTILLO, SONNY 2038 37.0047 PENDLETON, PAT 2038 37.0048 GANNON, KEVIN 2031 35.5049 MAY, CHARLES 2031 35.5050 WRIDE, BUD 2030 35.0051 HERRERA, MANUEL 2021 35.0052 HAYNES, DAVID 2014 34.0053 GONZALES, DENNIS 2007 33.5054 VELTRI, GIAC 2007 33.5055 LEMONS, ALONZO 2006 32.5056 REED, DEMETRIUS SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2006 32.5057 FLEMING, KENNETH 2005 32.0058 FRANKOS, JEFF 2004 32.0059 MIA, VIC 2002 32.0060 SPEAR, KEVIN FRESNO, CALIF 2001 31.0061 PAGE, ROBERT 2001 31.0062 FERNANDEZ, CHRIS 1999 31.0063 CHIESA, MARK SALINAS, CALIF. 1997 31.0064 ROLAND, RO 1997 31.0065 SMITH, NEBRASKA 1994 30.0066 TALBOTT, JIM 1994 30.0067 CUMMINGS, WILL 1993 30.0068 DUNCAN, BILLY 1993 30.0069 MANALO, RUBEN 1992 30.0070 ADAMS, TODD ALAMEDA, CALIF. 1991 30.0071 WILLIAMS, FERO 1988 29.0072 SLEDGE, EARL 1986 29.0073 WILLOUGHBY, JIM 1986 29.0074 WILEY, LEON 1980 29.0075 HATTER, CHRIS 1978 28.0076 FIGUIERA, TONY 1977 28.0077 MAURICIO, GARY 1976 28.0078 FONG, GARY SAN FRANCISCO, CA 1974 27.5079 McCANN, CURTIS 1974 27.5080 ADE, DAVID CARMICHAEL, CALIF 1971 27.0081 BARKER, BRETT 1971 25.00

ALL EVENTS SCRATCH–MEN1 NICHOLS, RANDY 2200 $ 200.002 PITTS, CHRIS 2194 150.003 PREBLE, CHRIS 2192 125.004 TARRANT, DAN 2192 125.005 PATTERSON, LEE 2146 100.006 UDAHL, ANDY 2142 85.007 JENSEN, CURT 2130 75.008 DONALDSON, CRAIG 2129 70.009 ZELAYA, CHARLES 2122 65.0010 LOPEZ, LANCE 2108 60.0011 TEHEE, JASON FRESNO, CALIF. 2098 58.0012 MENINI, BRIAN M. 2077 56.0013 RUBEL, TIM 2063 55.0014 STREET, DAVID 2058 52.0015 HILL, TIM 2055 50.0016 MARTINEZ, GIL 2054 49.0017 NETHERTON, KRIS 2052 47.0018 RUFFNER, BRIAN 2051 46.0019 SOHRWEIDE, HAROLD 2045 45.0020 CARLSON, GLENN 2042 43.0021 PENDLETON, PAT 2038 39.00

ALL EVENTS HANDICAP–WOMEN1 RUFFNER, DARRIS 2104 $ 300.002 HEISDORF, JOYCE 2089 200.003 ROUNDS, TAMMY 2085 150.004 ZELAYA, MICHELLE 2065 125.005 PETERSON, SUE 2061 100.006 MENACHO, JEANETTE 2056 76.007 SUTTON, GLORIA N. 2049 75.008 GAGNON, PATSY 2034 70.009 RAPP-CALLAHAN, KELI 2022 62.0010 KURAZAWA, SHURAINE 2021 59.0011 THOMASON, PAT 2016 57.0012 JOHNSON, NECOLE 2015 56.0013 SIBLEY, TAMMY 2009 54.0014 GREEN, DEBBIE CLOVIS, CALIF 2004 52.0015 ALLEN, MAXINE 2000 51.0016 SAFU, DEME 1992 50.0017 KINNEY, CHRISTINA 1984 49.0018 BURKE, CARLA 1983 48.0019 DIXON, RONNETRO 1977 46.5020 FRENNIE-MORRIS, CASSANDRA OAKLAND CA 1977 46.5021 HOLLOWAY, DEBRA SAN FRANCISCO, CA 1975 45.0022 CARLL, ANGIE 1971 44.0023 ALEXANDER, VERA 1970 43.0024 SIMON, TRACEY 1969 42.0025 PAGE, LORRAINE 1967 41.0026 STAR, LINDA KERMAN, CALIF 1962 41.0027 BATTEN, JoANN 1958 39.5028 PANGELIUAN, TINA 1958 39.5029 TRIPP, FELECIA 1958 39.5030 SASE, ROBIN 1957 38.0031 PREBLE, DANA 1956 38.0032 LEE, STACEY 1955 37.0033 PIJEAUX, KATIE 1951 37.0034 RAMSEY, MARION 1949 36.0035 SEARCY, ANNETTE 1940 36.0036 HARRIS, LAJEANA 1939 34.5037 MOYER, DAINA 1939 34.5038 TOLLIVER, IDA 1938 32.0039 COOPER, NEDRA 1936 31.0040 LIGANS, OLA LOS ANGELES, CALIF 1936 31.0041 YOUNGBLOOD, DEVA 1931 30.0042 BEASLEY, LORI 1928 30.0043 WESTBROOK, PAM 1926 30.0044 AVA, MARIA 1925 29.0045 ROBINSON, FANNIE 1924 29.0046 SLOAN, BILLIE 1923 28.0047 GARRETT, WILMA 1917 28.0048 SPIVEY, BRUNETTA 1914 28.0049 KROPF, DARLENE 1912 27.0050 HOBDY, STACY 1910 27.0051 BRIDGES, CHARLEEN 1908 26.0052 SIMS, SARA 1908 26.0053 BELL, CORYA 1906 25.5054 BURROUGHS, BRANDIE 1906 25.5055 GUZMAN, LISA 1905 24.5056 JORDAN, HEATHER 1905 24.50 ALL EVENTS SCRATCH–WOMEN

1 RUFFNER, DARRIS 2089 $ 105.002 PETERSON, SUE 2061 80.003 MENACHO, JEANETTE 2056 60.004 KINNEY, CHRISTINA 1984 50.00

1-2 ROUNDS, TAMMY 764 $ 500.001-2 BURKS, TEYA 764 500.003 THOMASON, PAT 758 300.004 SUTTON, GLORIA N. 756 260.005 JOHNSON, NECOLE 740 230.006 RUFFNER, DARRIS 728 200.007 BRIDGES, CHARLEEN 719 175.008 PETERSON, SUE 715 165.009 DRYER, SHERI 714 155.0010 ALEXANDER, VERA 703 145.0011 HEISDORF, JOYCE 701 135.0012-13 BROWN, VANESSA 696 120.0012-13 RAMSEY, MARION 696 120.0014 CROSS, LYDIA 695 110.0015 MITCHELL, ANGIE 694 105.0016 WILEY, SHAWN 693 100.0017 YOUNGBLOOD, DEVA 692 95.0018 AVA, MARIA 689 91.0019-20 ROBINSON, B.J. 687 88.0019-20 SLOAN, BILLIE 687 88.0021 FRENNIE-MORRIS, CASSANDRA 686 85.0022-24 PEARSON, DIANE 685 83.0022-24 DIXON, RONNETRO 685 83.0022-24 ZELAYA, MICHELLE 685 83.0025-26 TILLMAN, GWIN 684 80.5025-26 SAFU, DEME 684 80.5027 LIGANS, OLA 683 79.0028 ALLEN, MAXINE 682 78.0029 PUDGE, STACY 680 77.0030-31 RAPP-CALLAHAN, KELI 679 75.5030-31 LYTER, BECKY 679 75.5032 GREEN, FELICIA 677 74.0033 VOYER, FRAN 674 73.0034 KINNEY, CHRISTINA 672 72.0035 WHEATON, STEPHANIE 669 71.0036-37 SHORT, CELESTINE 668 69.5036-37 SLADE, CORINNIE 668 69.5038-39 TORVIK, POLLY 667 67.5038-39 TERRELL, KIM 667 67.5040-42 McKNIGHT, ANNE 666 65.0040-42 SIMS, SARA 666 65.0040-42 LUDD, LOUISE 666 65.0043-45 HUGHES, LINDA 664 62.0043-45 BEASLEY, LORI 664 62.0043-45 RHODES, YOLANDA 664 62.0046 MOYER, DAINA 663 61.0047-49 HARRIS, DEBBIE 662 60.0047-49 BURKE, CARLA 662 60.0047-49 BREWER, ESTERLITE 662 60.0050-51 BRYUM, LESLIE 661 59.0050-51 MENACHO, JEANETTE 661 59.0052-54 PIJEAUX, KATIE 660 58.0052-54 LEE, STACEY 660 58.0052-54 TAYLOR, TRACYE 660 58.0055 SIMON, TRACEY 658 57.0056-58 ROBINSON, FANNIE 657 56.0056-58 COOPER, NEDRA 657 56.0056-58 BROWN, ESTELLA 657 56.0059-61 HAMAN, MARY ANN 656 55.0059-61 SIMS, JACQUELINE 656 55.0059-61 BATTEN, JoANN 656 55.0062-64 KLUBNIKIN, VERA 654 54.0062-64 SIBLEY, TAMMY 654 54.0062-64 CLOSE, JAN 654 54.0065-67 ROBINSON, ADRIENNE 653 53.0065-67 ANDERSON, EARLLINE 653 53.0065-67 DODD, ELAINE 653 53.0068 WRIGHT, MELANIE 652 52.0069 CARTER, DANIELLE 651 51.5070-72 GUZMAN, LISA 650 50.0070-72 JORDAN, HEATHER 650 50.0070-72 WILLIS, SUE 650 50.0073 SMITH, ERNA 649 49.5074-75 WESTBROOK, PAM 648 49.0074-75 HARRISON, ILENE 648 49.0076 THOMAS, DEL 647 48.0077-78 REYES, CHRISTINE 646 47.5077-78 PARKER, LaDONNA 646 47.5079-82 PETERS, RHONDA 645 47.0079-82 LESLIE, DENISE 645 47.0079-82 CARPENTER, SHARON L. 645 47.0079-82 BROWN, RUTH 645 47.0083-86 COOPER, MIMI 644 43.5083-86 HOLLOWAY, DEBRA 644 43.5083-86 JACKSON, ESSIE 644 43.5083-86 STOKES, ORA 644 43.5087-90 CLYBURN, MAXINE 642 31.5087-90 GREEN, KIM 642 31.5087-90 HOLMES, LISA 642 31.5087-90 UDAHL, DONNA 642 31.50

SINGLES HANDICAP–WOMENDOUBLES HANDICAP–WOMEN1 MENACHO, JEANETTE/PETERSON, SUE 1452 $ 1,300.002 FLYNN, KRISTI/PREBLE, DANA 1396 700.003 GREEN, DEBBIE/JORDAN, HEATHER 1388 550.004 SMYTH, MARY/COLLIER, JUNE 1380 425.005 SASE, ROBIN/BURKE, CARLA 1365 350.006 CALLAHAN, KELI/WESTBROOKS, PAM 1361 290.007 WALTON, VELMA/CALDWELL, CHARLOTTE 1345 256.008 JOHNSON, NECOLE/TRIPP, FELECIA 1340 220.009 RODGERS, MARLANA/ZELAYA, MICHELLE 1337 200.0010 KURAZAWA, SHURAINE/CARTER, SHARON 1333 190.0011 FRENNIE, GEN/FRENNIE-MORRIS, CASSAN 1329 170.0012 GREEN, DEBBIE/THOMASON, PAT 1327 140.0013-14 GAVRON, VICKI/GAVRON, ROBBIN 1323 127.5013-14 BELL, CORYA/JOHNSON, SANDRA 1323 127.5015 NUBIE, JENNIE/MATLOCK, ERNESTINE 1320 120.0016 ROUNDS, TAMMY/JAMES, ANNETTE 1316 110.0017-18 ROBINSON, SHIRLEY/COOPER, NEDRA 1302 107.0017-18 GREEN, KIM/RAPP-CALLAHAN, KELI 1302 107.0019 RUSSELL, KAREN/BROWN, JAMIE 1300 104.0020 TOLLIVER, IDA/SMITH, ERNA 1296 102.0021 HARRIS, LAJEANA/SAFU, DEME 1293 100.0022 ARGO, DEE/BUCHANAN, YVONNE 1290 98.0023 THOMASON, PAT/RUFFNER, DARRIS 1286 96.0024 CARLL, ANGIE/NAZARIO, SYLVIA 1284 94.0025-26 RUBEL, MARJORY/PERKINS, TONI D. 1282 91.0025-26 TARDIFF, EILEEN/MOYER, DAINA 1282 91.0027-28 GARRETT, WILMA/BOULTON, BEVERLY 1277 87.0027-28 MAYFIELD, MARY/EBBING, JACKIE 1277 87.0029-30 TILLMAN, CHERYLYNN/TILLAMN, GWIN 1273 84.5029-30 TAYLOR, TRACYE/JAMES, ANNETTE 1273 84.5031 KINNEY, CHRISTINA/BURRELL, NATALIE 1272 83.0032-34 CASTRO, GLORIA/CALILAN, GIGI 1268 81.0032-34 PULLIAM, DOROTHY/LACY, SHAUNE 1268 81.0032-34 BONDS, LAURETTA/McGEE, SANDRA 1268 81.0035-36 KYLE, GEORGIA/ROBINSON, B.J. 1267 78.5035-36 RUSSELL, MARIE/NYBAKKEN, MIKELLE 1267 78.5037-38 CASTRO, TRACY/CLYBURN, MAXINE 1266 76.5037-38 DOMINGUEZ, TONIE/MONTOYA, SALENA 1266 76.5039 JONES, PATRICIA/JONES-LACY, GAYLE 1264 75.0040 BLANTON, SHIRLEY/BRADLEY, KAREN 1263 74.0041 PFALZGRAFF, KENDRA/RUFFNER, DARRIS 1262 73.0042-45 STAR, LINDA/ROSS, JUNE S. 1261 53.3042-45 SMITH, SHIRLYN/BUSSEY, MAGGIE 1261 53.3042-45 SPIVEY, BRUNETTA/ALEXANDER, DEBBIE 1261 53.3042-45 FROST, VAL/CORBRIDGE, KRIS 1261 53.30

TEAM SCRATCH–WOMEN1 “SMITH’S FOLKS’ 2547 $ 220.002 DANA PREBLE 2485 140.00

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Championship 2004Final Results


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Our league secretarieshave been busy reportingtheir scores so let’s checkthem out.

CAL BOWLEROSBetty Phillips 235/562, Bar-

bara Bishop 561, CaroleFischer 547, Leona Belletti202/546, Lucy Seiple 532,Bette Jane Richardi 523,Joan Smith 520, Ella Hayes517, Gail Olson 503, BettyMoss 501, Lydia Miller 501.

SENIOR MENS TRIOButch Hernando 158-215-

236/609, Art Crook 223-247-164/634, Archie Stull 218-224-205/647, Rick Llaneta257-173-211/641, RalphWingert 215-187-224/626,Charles Gleason 203-238-185/626, Don Kelly 202-215-222/639, Rudy Munzon 213-193-201/607, Billy Scott 265-168-181/614, Ellis Houston185-227-222/634, VinceCervantes 198-204-231/633,Larry Galloway 223-206-212/641, Earl Hullett 218-225-233/676, Josh Hudson 188-232-239/659, RonaldMcClain Sr. 182-237-182/601, Walter Gist 181-179-268/628, Sonny Dew 202-282-255/639, Ray Staten207-226-179/612, RonJohnson 163-217-233/613,Ed Cabs 189-221-205/615,BJ Theiss 205-235-203/643,Jimmy Hamilton 256-213-193/662, Al Ortiz 226-226-209, Jesse Smyth 222,Clarence Matthews 215,

Jerry Hayes 227, WillieBurkhalter 212, Jerry Stotts207, Terry Binuya 202, RudyCarlos 203, Willie Young206, Wendell Ledbetter 212,Pat Kinard 204, DouglasJohnson 228, Ken Seiple Sr.200, Arthur Givens 203-202,Willie Panton 220, RobertThomas 208, John Mathews223, Al Williams 223, BillCharles 210, Billy Willams204, Dennis Riggs 200, Ri-chard Much 206-225,Herman Woodard 201-209,Clark VandenBerg 212-203.

WEDNESDAY MIXEDFIVE

Darren Jones 183-243-237/663, Don Ott 203-229-214/646, Shannon Santos235-184-202/621, LarryBateman 222, EmeryBontrager 200, Daryl Brandt214, Mike Dieterich 220,Yosemite Hamilton 203, GuyHunsinger 205, RP Kramer200, Steven Majick 202,Doug Sanders 210, RobinWall 201, Vi Wilson 205.

LONG BEACH POSTALBOWLING

Jun Callanta 178-227-222/627, Annie Callanta147-150-179/476.

CAL STARSLaRuth Murray 210-169-

179/558, Lucy Seiple 212-158-176/546, BarbaraBishop 207-145-158/510,Becky Carroll 206-146-159/511, Lou Ingebretsen 167-176-162/505, Darlene Hom173-167-172/512.

FUNSTERSJamie Vallier 212/573,

Frank Grandstaff 532, GeneSkulick 205/626, Tom Den-nis 204/548, Doris White514, Ken Seiple Sr. 534, DonKelly 203-203/563, BenAlferos 208/577, Dot Clinton508, Art Crook 535, EdMcLean 205-205/590, DonKeith 216/517, DonMatthews 214/537, JoshHudson 200/548, ArnieFaria, 530, Jerry Stoute 207/539, Fred Meisel 559, Geri

Krezen 502, Bob Webb 526,Chuck Ashton 228/549, JimBurke 211-215/612, MarionSpencer 208/515, Tom Spen-cer 521.

BIG BEARKen Holliday 201-208-266/

675, Joe Swift 220-239-229/688, Rusty Shaw (sub) 242-247-181/670, Danny Morales204-202-233/639, RoyFlounoil 231-199-199/629,Abe Morales 215-187-221/623, Rick Llaneta 229-221-165/615, Ward Keenan 205-231-177/613, David Patterson209-184-219/612, John Dunn237-225-146/608, JimmyHamilton 216-167-222/605,Dawn Langer 203-210-182/595, Millie Buckles 195-139-198/532, Christy Estimo 191-156-212/559, Dottie Lawn(sub) 169-189-158/516, BettyMcDiarmid (sub) 170-175-166/511, Valerie Colian 179-168-162/509, Dee Phipps154-165-194/513, ElaineRobinson 174-178-157/509.

VEGAS OUTLAWSFero Williams “300”-278-

211/889, Greg Jackson 269-235-215/719, Art Jones Jr.247-244-222/713, StevenHood 259-226-224/709, PaulPeete 659, Felecia Tripp 298/671, Marcus Lemons 278/675, Aubrey Fields 269/665,Frank LaPrade 268, JackieJones 259/697, John Daily259/693, Fred Smith 258,Emmerson Wafer 257/675,Robert Mosley 257/659, WillieWashington III 256/693, PerisMeeks 256, David Gray 251,David Fitzgerald 248/667,Sonny Dew 247/650, LeonBradford 245/668, CurtisMcCann 245/655, WilliamBasking 245, James Maple243/667, Alonzo Lemons 238,Andre Rounds 238, WillieWashington 237, DanielCashaw 236/658, RonnieLemons 234, Bill Ware 233,John Graham 233, JamesGibson 232, Cecil Knighton232, Lorenso Spencer 231,Kenny Wright 229, Vern

Adams 228, Theron Murdock226, Phylissa Smith 226,Eddie Williams 226, GregThomas 225, Keith Harris225, Cleo Johnson 225,Michael Muck 650.

GRANDMAS & GRAND-PAS

John Dunn 570, TeeMagee 506, John Mathews505, Jim Padgett 570, BobStickney 559, Danny Polk534, Wendell Ledbetter 558,Jim Burke 674, CA Viernes549, Ron McClain 500, KenSeiple Sr. 539, John Welty572, John Sherman 511,Robert Thomas 538, JimYoung 506, Clifford Schad505, Chuck Ashton 539,Boylee Inocente 572, JoeErwin 296/619, Wayne Moon535, Tony Morones 516,Chikiko Fegurgur 522.

FRIDAY N0-TAP(January 21, 2005)

1. Artie Jones 869 $70.002. Larry Neri 855 50.003. Art Jones Jr. 841 30.004. Philip Lebaquin 830 24.005. Al Williams 821 15.00

SIDEPOTS1. Artie Jones-hdcp. 324 42.002. Al Williams-scr. 300 42.003. Artie Jones-hdcp. 327 42.00

3-6-9 POT — $1,000.00No winners

INSURANCEPaul Varela 42.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTArt Jones Jr. 823 42.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTJanuary 28th at 1:00 p.m.


AMF CARTER LANES PRESENTSSST Bowling Club of California Sr. & Jr. Divisions

Our Host & G.M. Mr. JoeGoodine, Defending Champion Sr. Division Mr. Vaughn

Doody, Jr. Mr. Ken DiIorioInvite you to join us & bowl with the best Senior Men60 & Ladies 50 & up. Junior Men 45 Ladies 40 & up

scratch bowlers in the Western U.S.A.Min.1 in 3 Cash & 1 in 5 to A Max Of 16

Each Div. Advance to Finals.Qualifying on Sunday February 5th1 Squad. Check in 9 to 9:30 a.m.

Bowl (5) Games At 10 a.m. Back at 2 p.m.Second 5 Games. Sunday Final’s

Check in 9 a.m. Practice 9:20 Bowl 9:30.All Money Above Lineage & $5 Expenses Goes

100% To Prize Fund. (Note) Only EarlyEntries Are Eligible for any Free Prizes.

$135.00 Members. $140.00 Guest (Note) All onSite Entries Add $10.00. Send all

Entries To, S.S.T., 22828 Canyon Lake Drive,Canyon Lake, California 92587

(For More Info. Call)Dave Gulley President S.S.T. @ (949)-677-6424

Or check our web site @ www.Superseniortour.wsPrize Fund Guarantee 31 Entries in each division.

$3,0234.00 (min.) from SST $500 added $800 1st Placeand pay 10 places each division. Total Prize Fund:

$6,046 and take 8 to finals each division. Mail yourchecks in now, you may post date them.

From our Sponsor Mr. Ricky Corona of StormProducts & Dexter Shoes.

A Storm Ball of your Choice to the Winner of theFree Drawing Saturday, February 5th, 2005.

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Match Between the Sr. Champion & Junior Championon Sunday after the Finals.

We will accept entries Saturdayuntil 15 minutes before tournament.

So come join in some great competition, atAMF Carter Lanes

1501 Lemon St., Fullerton, 714-526-7725Exit I-91 N. & S., go N. on Lemon St.,

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Looking forward to a great turn out for this one.To avoid the on site $10.00 charge, send in yourcheck’s early and be eligible for the free drawing.Note: There will be optional brackets and sidepots

For Sr’s and Jr’s

PICKWICK BOWL921 W. Riverside Dr.

Burbank – 818-842-7188By TISH

BURBANK–The year is off to a great start at Pickwick and you couldbe a part of it in a number of ways. The Wednesday Nite Handicapleague is sweeping in February and will be starting up a new session. Ifyou’re interested, give us a call. Also, the Strong Arm Trios would wel-come more teams as they have just started. I want to welcome the L.A.B.A.for their City Tournament coming here Feb. 26-27 and March 5-6. If youhaven’t put your team together, do it now! Entries close midnight Feb.7th.

Senior Swingers reported awesome scratch scores from LarryMcDonald 225/598, Jim Emery 225/600, Seiki Tluczek 213/480, LouiseDe La Torre 181 and Vi Major 480. Handicap honors go to Joe Russo 247,John Carmody 245/674, Fred Rapp 697, Sue Rapp 245 and Barbara Caira645.

The Strong Arm Trios hot scores came from Roger Desgroseilliers213/650, Chris Mason 199, John Di Pietro, Sr. 641, Julieta Ward 194,Cara Cooper 193/653 and Ella Mitchell 542.

Never a disappointment, Robby’s reported scores from Ubuild Lenon279/704, David Loke 268, Andre Griffin 259, Gino Genoa 735 and MannyMartinez 724.

I.C.F. rolled out the big ones with scratch scores from Fred Galicia199, Harry Beardo 198, Deno Vaerini 516, Dave Fenton 515, SallyMcGahan 180, Bernie Poulsen 165/457 and Kay Samuelsen 440. Handi-cap honors go to Phil Bartus 215/568, Blanche Antilla 204/559 and Bar-bara Liberto 558.

Cartoon Network worked overtime with scratch scores from BoBenigo 222/408, Roger Webb 193/383, Sandy Benenati 156/257, ElisabethLarkin 131/255 and Geri Kelly 131. Handicap high fives go to Fred Reyed237 and Rossi Lazarova 190.

Guys & Dolls hailed a perfect game from substitute Deven Walls!Other great scratch scores were Dennis Littleford 277, Jeff Joaquin 729,Charlotte Alexander 246/651, Sarah Wheeler 219 and Trina White 571.Handicap honors go to Debbie Martenson 262 and Maria Santillan 261/689.

High handicap scores in the Wed. Nite Handicap league were RickRice 284, Kevin Hart 282/818, Roger Desgroseilliers 724, Ann Jones 267/712 and Cheryl McDonald 259/712.

Thursday Senior Foursome rocked the joint with scratch scores fromAl Fama 220, Jim Emery 187/528, Armand Leblanc 484, Enid Jacobsen175, Irene Fulgoni 170, Barbara Teitel 439 and Maria Rogers 427. Handi-cap honors go to Dan Carone 217 and Arnie Herrera 590.

Librascope Trios reported nice scratch scores from Ron Maas 205/368, Dick Petrie 182/316, Salina Lau 178/329 and Lynda Barrett and VickieMaas both 288. Handciap high fives go to Virginia Puccio 212 and AshleyMaas 387.

Hail to Stan Bushinsky in the Thurs. 885 for his perfect game! Stanfinished with a 693 series and led the way for other scratch scorers TomJamison 278, Dan Lebreche 689, Rose Kwok 266/645 and Susan Bauer214/560. Handicap high fives go to Jerry Pulliam 695, Sonia Castro 258and Moira Harris 681.

Great scratch scores in the Sunday Vegas were rolled by Mike Holt285/679, Steve Di Bartolomeo 269/694, Cheryl McDonald 234, MercyHanson 225, Julieta Ward 631 and Mandy Leone 593. Handicap honorsgo to Kevin Kliesch 759 and Doug Gutches 299. I’ll see you on the lanes!

Pickwick Jr’sBy Tish Plotkin

We’re ready to go with ourteams for the S.F.V.Y.B.A.Championship Tournament.Parents and friends should besure to come out and cheer onthese great bowlers.

Saturday Bumpers are backin fine form with Scratch scoresfrom Patrick Woodsome 87/146,Aaron Foreman Kupchak 78/151, Cindy Rodriguez 94/186and Brittney Eklund 85/141.

Saturday Preps made head-lines with scratch scores fromBrandon Spengeman 171/472,Terry Ryan 167/437, DanettePeppler 136/329 and RaylinRivera 133/331. Handicap hon-ors go to Bryan Caldwell 489and Nastassia Sexton 470.

Saturday Juniors are rockin’with great scratch scores fromDanny Garcia 248, Ryan Simon245/629, Bobby Filson 224/599,Tony Barriere 564, Sean Blanch564, Everly Sahagun 226/504,Sarah Lugo 205/512, HeatherGlendenning 199 and ChantelDavis 522. Handicap high fivesgo to Chris Shaffer 266/714(Chris bowled hid first 200),Amanda Rofloc 664 and LaurenArthur 653.

Tuesday Preps rolled out-standing handicap scores of 173/481 Dave Farrand, 164 JoeyYepez, 446 Lucas Yepez,Melanie Novotny 170/465 andRenee Lawson 166/468.

Tuesday Juniors hit the markwith scratch scores from SteveMoney 234/672 and GregSedillos 224/583.

Keep up the great work,bowlers!

CanogaPark Bowl

www.canogaparkbowl.comE-mail:[email protected]

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

BOWL

WINNETKA — Hi. The league bowlers here at CanogaPark Bowl have been bowling some terrific scores so we’rehere to report them.

Viva Las Vegas: Curtis Litzenberger 247-222-234/703,Michael Djajich 245-204-233/682, Anthony Brown 246-248/669, Scott Forbes 225-215-202/642, Michael Ricca 208,Penny Allen 540, Christi Allen 509.

Phil-Am: Winston Gorriceta 222-227/618, Paul Layosa235-209, Ely Palarca 205, Fred Agpaga 202, Socorro King496, Helen Ventenilla 494.

Monday Nite Live: Ken Doolittle 228-247/674, TerryWinger 213-201-248/662, Jeff Pyka 230-242/659, David Cook209-223/630, Larry Luxford 202-223, Bob Heyd 257, LucyTralla 218/587, Georgia Garey 212/523, Carol Casuga 512,Beverly Zietz 508.

River Maniacs: Robert Galbraith 204-226-269/699,Lamont Smith 260-267/699, Jesse Chastain 201-216-275/692, Ray Stoy 212-257-210/679, Jossua Kossow 214-227-223/664, Robert Battle 225-257/663, Mike Olson 244-217/654, Jessica Huling 237-231/651, Andre Hebert 247-211/647,Joe Greco 203-203-238/644, Tyler Stoy 246/632, Monise Kelly541, Stephanie Berg 201/517, Yvon Yonan 512, Sheryl Kline220/509. Congrats to Vince Koeller on his 190 all-spare game.

Comedians: Danny Fareta turned in a 194-195-196 step-ladder. Congrats Danny. Joseph Kendall 227-258-224/709,David Guilmette 226-214-237/677, Mark May 265-243/669,Chris Husby 211-258/667, Rick Hoffman 235-264/647, MikePavlowsky 221-215-205/641, Patrick Grimes 222-228/640,Robert Battle 240-236/637, Lori Cole 206/563, PeggyDeGrasse 546, Deanna Pyka 206/515.

Northridge Hospital: John Cosby 212-243/641, ClarkGrim 214/573, Bob Hodgkins 203, Shane Sarnecki 204, GailKraft 214/497. Gail Kraft converted the 6-7-10 split. Goodbowling, Gail.

Pinbusters: Jessica Mason 212/556, Candy Adams 214/515, Lil Baker 482.

500 Classic: Teresa Lauer 233/599, Jeanne Ehlers 234/572, Joanna Ray 209/562, Patti Ehart 558, Carol Casuga 543,Darlene Estes 212 game, Mary Lauer 206.

The Classics: Rich Colella 247/692, Cynthia Kirk 235/658, Rick Requena 226/647, Shawnee Warrick 205/583, TinaEnriquez 205/554, Gayle Kirby 552, Pam Findl 221/549, JimBroome 222 game, Jim Howell 202, Roberta Rubens 212.

Bnai Brith Classic: Roman Agiert 258/719, Jay Rosen238/677, Jay Davies 247/671, Mark Fienberg 245/660, SolStein 641, Jay Rosen 238 game, George Lippert 237.

Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Mike Willis 238/879, LeahBharier 216/711, Patricia Gross 216/705, Anthony Pavlowsky239 game, Percy Manansala 229, Bruce Zietz 213, MikePavlowsky 213.

Party Animals: Bob Englehart 264/768, Michael Olson710, Michael Pollack 705, Joe Kendall 689, Melody Garcia234/650, San Mitchell 227/638, Janice Eisenberg 537, Eliza-beth Fonvergne 525, Rochelle Zenger 521, Tom Leigh 257,Greg Fonvergne 257, Michael Ricca 255, Sam Mason 253.

SFVCC Nikkei: Art Wake 235/680, Mas Suruki 224/635,Tak Kokubo 245/625, Yone Montgomery 208/553, KatsukoFujita 215/543, Junko Fujita 512, Robert Fujita 243 game,Russ Yamaguchi 237.

Adult-Jr. Doubles: Mike Ricca 280-213/676, MichaelFonvergne 215-213/643, Jeff Pyka 226, Richard Cate 212-208, Barry Duboff 210, Alexandra Bergin 453.

That was a nice report of high scores. See you next week.

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hello. The juniors

here at Canoga Park Bowl are readyto report their scores so let’s take alook at the list.

Adult-Jr. Doubles: Jeff Duboff 233-202/580, Erica Pollack 223/528,Sharon Weger 194/520, LouisFonvergne 212/519, J. Beh-Johnasghary 169/479, Jennifer Pyka173/471, Matt Nathan 131/369, BenNix-Bradley 131/361, Raiven Hardis116/333.

Kingpins: Ashley Martin 174/345,Ethan Deane 173/339, Tracy Hodge160/314, Barbara McDaniel 154/295,Scott Rosenstein 149/264, RickPasquini 123/235, Sammie Davis125/234, Beth Lazaroff 99/196, IdaBartling 97/169, Mirriam Moldonodo77/146.

Bumper Thumpers: John Nelson97/182.

Bantam All Stars: Julia Frias 232,Llanna Frias 113.

Junior Royals: Emmanuel Lakhan265/625, Noel Sosa 234/571, RyanSimonian210/553, Eric Miller 215/537, Sharon Weger 197/507, ChadCole 192/503, Stephanie Young 184/491, Jennifer Pyka 164/401, Tia Orbin103/298, Michelle Watenmaker 115/270.

Junior Hawaiian/Australian Singles(4 games): Adriana Jaime 226/818,Matt Hause 236/802, Kevin Gross231/802, Louis Fonvergne 257/800,Aaron Steinberg 793, Sharon Weger171/651, Jennifer Pyka 188/606, MattCormack 239 game.

That’s all for this week. Have funbowling and we’ll be back with morehigh scores from the Juniors here atCanoga Park Bowl.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hi and welcome

to “Senior Time” here at CanogaPark Bowl where we report thescores from the Stars of theWeek. Let’s take a quick look atthose names and scores.

Bill Robb did it again this weekin the Funtimers as the high manwith 201-234-293/638, Hung LayQuon 229-201/623, Dave Folck236/571, Leo Jashinsky 215/565,Al Reiswig 196/547, MarilynBigman 179/464, Bertha Willard190/460, Jackie Becker 168/457,Eleanor Weaver 195/432, Marga-ret Hebard 154/415.

Rick Greenzweight likes beingthe top scorer in the 39’Ers Se-nior Trio as we see his nameagain on the list with 242/636.William Robb followed with 625,Al Myers 224/619, Larry George607, Cal Vogt 232/604, EdieGoldberg 202/546, Mary Lauer182/524, Lee Murray 190/506,Shirl Radamaker 186/503, NormaF. Kelwin 182/493, SteveMachingo 234 game, JohnO’Donoghue 226, Lil Baker 183,Doris Simmons 182.

Keep up the good bowling andlet’s see if the top man willchange in the Stars of the Week.

BVL Finals atForest Lanes

by Pam CostanzoThe 2005 BVL Finals Tourna-

ment is off and running at ForestLanes (22771 Centre Drive inLake Forest). We are raising fundsto help our hospitalized and dis-abled Veterans during their stay ina California Veterans Hospital.

Our first day of bowling wasSaturday, January 22, and boy wasit exciting.

Ron Zettlemier, a 176 averagebowler, knows how to make thingshappen. Ron started his serieswith a 150 and then followed itwith a 300 and a 200 for a 650series. This was Ron’s first 300game and he will receive a ringfrom ABC and a 100 pins overaverage award. Way to go Ron.

There is still time to help usraise funds for our Veterans byshowing up at Forest Lanes onJanuary 29 and 30. We have squadtimes of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.

The entry fee if just $15. Wealso have an optional prize fund,brackets, 50/50 drawings and anopportunity drawing. You canbowl in this Tournament as manytimes as you wish (re-entries are$10), so bring your friends, en-emies and teammates down toForest Lanes for a good time andto help the Veterans.

For more information, just call(714) 554-0111. See you at For-est Lanes.

HarrisHammers ‘emin 590 Classic

by Roberta McNaughtANAHEIM – Ed Harris found

the pocket early and hit it consis-tently for four games. His 973 se-ries consisted of games of 227,236, 258 and 252. Carl Adinolfijoined the 900 Club with 277/947.

Roberta McNaught started offwith a dismal 1st game of 159.Ending her 4th game 100 pins bet-ter for 259, she led the ladies withan 845 series.

Other weekly highs were: TomStearn 237/898, Gino Vassallo234/878, Brian Roberge 249/846,Willy Bordenave 239/844, JoyMcGregor 215/844, FrankBellinder 244/830, Shig Shozi234, Jerry Knight 234, Jim Sow-ers 233, Bob Gosnell 232, JohnValesquez 228, Libby Buckley206, Sandy Lund 205, Rose Will-iams 204, Pam Costanzo 203 andJanet Anderson 202.


Date & Location

January 30, 2005

Keystone Lanes

111459 E. Imperial Hwy.

Norwalk, Ca 90650

1-562-868-3261

Check-in 8:15 am and Bowling at 9:20 am

Sign up by either calling: 951-684-7941

or E-mail [email protected]

Just leave your name and div. If known

Ask for Butch or Lenni

(4) Divisions based on Averages.

Entry fee $25.00 div’s 1-2-3, $20.00 div’s -4.

Membership $25.00, Guest Fee $5.00

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

BUTCH OR LENNI HESKETH 951-684-7941

Check out our Web site; www.jstbowl.com

Of America

300Rob Barring

1-20-05 in the No Limit Vegas

SAN DIMAS–The JuniorAmateur Tour made its way eastto San Dimas for our final regu-lar format tournament of the sea-son. Knowing Chaparal to be“kind” in the scoring depart-ment, cut-scores started high andcontinued to climb. After 5games, the tournament leaderwas the southpaw Adam Ferrywith a very consistent +174.Low to qualify for match playwas another southpaw JeffSpiesman who’s +70 was one ofthe higher cuts of the season.High qualifying game honorswent to Ryan Council who,when asked to “pick up thepace” put together a very nice279 game springing him up wellinto the cut.

Match-play saw the lanesstart to open up, and scoringstayed high. After another 5games, the tournament leadwent to Matt “I love match play”Jones who went 5-0 to finishmatch-play at +354. Close be-hind was 2nd seed Adam Ferry+273, then the “suicide match”participants Mason Sherman+273, Kevin Valmonte +243,and coming off her win last tour-nament Danielle Schilling +237.

Our first match was a “sui-cide” match with 3-4-5th seedsbowling each other and one ad-vancing. No one but the winnerhad a shot this match, as MasonSherman took down Kevin

Mason Sherman Climbs ToJAT Title At Chaparral Lanes

By David YamauchiValmonte’s 180 and Danielle’s134 games to advance. KevinValmonte receives a free JATentry for his 4th place finish.Mason went on to meet 2nd seedAdam Ferry. Adam couldn’t getthe ball reaction he had all daylong, and fell to Mason’s pow-erful strike ball 222-168. Adamreceives a $50 scholarship for 4th

place. Mason now climbing theladder met up with top-seed two-hander Matt Jones who was un-defeated in match-play for theday. Both bowlers started strongthrowing plenty of strikes. Inthe end, Mason’s string ofstrikes in the heart of the gamewas too much to overcome asJones fell to Sherman 259-234.Mason receives a $125 scholar-ship and Matt receives $75.Congratulations Mason!

Our next tournament will bethe JAT Doubles tournament atBrunswick Covina Lanes Feb-ruary 6th. Remember, NO TWOCHAMPIONS MAY BOWLTOGETHER!! Simply put, ifyou have ever won any JAT orFarm event you may not bowlwith anyone who has ever wonany JAT or Farm event!! Thereare a limited number of spacesso get your team together andcheck in early at Covina!!

For more information onJAT/Farm Club action, visit ourwebsite at www.jatbowing.org.

SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. We have a lot of scores to re-port so let’s see how the bowlers did at Del Rosa Lanes lastweek.Judson Baptist: Bob Corrigan 216-247/642, Judy Terry 484,Marty Perry 181.Ed & Company: LT Togafau 208-202/567, Eddie Neighbarger237, Mary Jo Medley-Jones 200/490.Mt. Commercial: Bill Assini 538, Randy Bobroff 211, TiffanySand 175/487.Capri: Rose Rudh 207/546.Tues. S.B.T.A.: Jerry Streich 513, Al Duerbig 193, LoryDurkiewicz 188/505.Dirty County: PJ Buckner 259-212/651, Tim Eshelman 245,Lou Frigone 243, Lori Torrence 221/559.Elks Invitational: Jim Merrill 200-210/604, Robert Franz 243,Donna Buckner 223/564.Crest: Bill Bellinger 201/592, Bobby Baribeau 264, AshleyItaya 197/521.Willows: Jean Newton 490, Rose Rudh 175.Wednesday Vegas: PJ Buckner 245-235-258/738, DelKarper 245/614, Rolann Karper 211-275/648.Wed. Wild Bunch: Chris Hollinger 245-217/645, Bill Elliott201-214/608, Diane Spence 200/574, Jacki Florez 225, BettyAllgower 206, Jackie Farris 201.Laughlin Leftovers: Russell Ruiz 257/624, Dawn Petersen478, Jane Kereven 216.Santa Fe Mixed: LT Togafau 223-235-203/661, Rick Hudson277/641, Alex Haynes 227/610, Greg Stringham 226-210/602,Bob Richards 289, Rich Richardson 259, Dan Dietz 245, BobLewis 233, Suelee Santero 243/617, Cari Burris 200.S.B. County: Randy Perrine 252/646, Chris Hollinger 246/608, Larry Richards 200-209/607, Don Wells 219-215/603,Robert Cravens Jr. 256.Happy Gamblers: Ted Tedford 224-235/654, Gus Cardenas232, Fran Maiale 201/517, Bridgett Young 201.Good Timers: Bobby Campagnale 220-233/650, JohnHutchings 222-200-224/646, Joseph De La Torre 203-255/631, Phil Ramey 200-228/624, Bill Elliott 253/605, MikeBrannan 228/603, Eric Robinson 279, Likapeka Chang Wo202-201/553, Bridgett Rhodes 212.Friday Vegas: Larry Ollson 203-235/630, Tim Medley 203-215-203/621, Don Nelson 215-219/604, Terri Nelson 507,Beth Powell 190.Vegas West: Bill Lough 232/602, Crystal Sokoloski 520,Beulah Lough 187.Slots Of Fun: Harry Smith 226/605, Victor Gamboa 231, LaDonna Eldridge 186/499.Weekend Rollers: Bob Scott 259-227-214/700, JoeContreras 232-223/622, Rick Hudson 212-204/609, MikeContreras 255, Steve Carrow 235, Patty Haynes 225/578,Betty Allgower 214, Elise Hamner 213.Have a good week and keep those scores coming as we liketo report them in the Bowling News.

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. It’s been

awhile since we reported any juniorscores from Del Rosa Lanes so we’rehappy to be back.

First of all we want to congratulateKeon Scott and Linze Rincon, JuniorBowlers of the Year.

Bantam Buddies: Tyler Wick 342,Robert Arbuthnott 126, Lynze Rincon91/251.

Pin Crackers: Chase Phillips 185/481, Danielle Ledesma 161/416.

Strike Force: Adrian Ruiz 229/544,Rudy Powell 211, Ashley Higgins 409,Katie Ellis 152.

Keep those scores coming andhave a great week. See ya.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hello and

welcome to our weekly senior re-port from Del Rosa Lanes.

Young At Heart: J.W. Jones 511,Bob Lee 211, Betty Snow 488, AliceDodd 175.

Park & Rec.: Rich Richarson 204-238-208/650, Jim James 227, JoAnn Parker 204/525.

Afternooners: Frank Deluca 191/534, Terry Mahlstedt 491, VelmaBone 179.

Golden Goodies: Frank Deluca233/520, Les Gray 228, Charles Wil-son 204, Betty Zoz 161/444.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. RichRichardson 845, 2. Charles Reither811, BOOBY, Chuck Wilson 661.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. MurrayGibson 828, 2. Jean Frisone 747,3. Jim Bazner 740, BOOBY, KarenPritchard 479.

See you all next week.

PINZ Srs.STUDIO CITY — Hello. We hope

you all had a good week. The se-niors here at PINZ Bowling Centerhave their scores to report.

In Joslyn Seniors, Al Platkowskylikes it at the top as he was our topman again, this time with 208-233/639. Tony Piscuskas 186/187513,Sol Stein 177/507, Sam Marion 168/486, Fredi Leibsen 150/425, MaryBobnes 167/420, Kathy George160/410, Florence Schepps 142/409, Betty Dushkin 147/399, TeriBonato 135/396, Joyce Rabinowitz138/394 and Audrey Bales 138/365.

The Happy Timers were led bySol Karnovitz 178/491, with JackBurkenheim 163/471, Dave Fenton174/455, Gary Olsen 164/434,Yolanda Dragotta 189/414, FredaLeibson 140/388, Lily Ching 149/385 and Ruth Swick 132/372.

See you next week right here atPINZ Bowling Center.

PINZ Jrs.STUDIO CITY — Hi. It’s time to do

some catch-up on the junior scoresfrom PINZ Bowling Center. We havetwo weeks of scores to report so let’sget to them.

Banco Popular Sr. Scratch: (Week15) Leeanne Jilek 202/654, BrittlanHalpern 225/639, Andre Stojka 169/627, Griffin Roth 181/615, KevinGesell 175/614, Nicole Kato 164/601,Josh Fisher 174/595, Adam Lander177/592. (Week 16) Brittlan Halpern201-200/756, Griffin Roth 202-200/718, Nicole Kato 201/714, NathanHonda 200-208/705, Kevin Gesell177/667, Darrien Ester 186/654,Leeanne Jilek 199/640, Adam Lander169/573.

Banco Popular Jr. Stars: (Week 15)Evan Burdzinski 143/394, BrianIngoldsby 143/392, Billy Lander 130/379, Tamar Garcia 133/378, KariBurdzinski 131/349, Matt Parker 115/311, Kimberly Walker 100/293, JillianDavidson 99/282. (Week 16) BrianIngoldsby 131/391, Tamar Garcia150/352, Kari Burdzinski 134/339,Billy Lander 118/330, Maeve Mayfield125/300, Matt Parker 104/299, MaxKorn 114/296, Jillian Davidson 115/287.

Banco Popular Sr. Galaxies: (Week15) Natalie Weisman 155/438, NikolaiBerk 168/417, Molly Gruber 163/409,Natalie Kato 136/394, Treven Gold-smith 150/377, Alex Chavez 155/375.(Week 16) Treven Goldsmith 176/493, Joanna Walker 153/443, JamieSpector 211/441, Christina Barajag147/432, Jessica Davidson 180/422,Ethan Bensinger 144/368, NeilChanez 146/355, Teddy Galvan 122/343.

Banco Popular Adult-Junior: BaronSteinbrecher 210-220/600, AdamLander 233/526, Josh Fisher 169/481, Molly Gruber 159/437, JamieSpector 162/415. (Week 16) JoshFischer 213/507, Baron Steinbrecher182/488, Andre Stojka Jr. 220/487,Treven Goldsmith 168/453, AdamLander 155/445.

Banco Popular Pee-Wee Bumpers:Gideon Adlon 87, India Reed 82.

Keep up the good bowling.

STUDIO CITY — Hello. The first month of the new yearsure went by fast. We have a lot of nice scores to report fromthe bowlers here at PINZ Bowling Center so come along andlet’s see who made the Stars of the Week list.

Tavern Guild: Steve Mikuni 237-227/634, T. R. Burton 247/627, Sam Consos 256/611, David Quam 211-214, TracyLavery 206-200, Bob Thomas 203-200, Tina Rukstalis 192/540, Jim Foltyn 233.

Coffee & Donuts: Shirley Abramson 197/512, AlbaDonohue 186, Harriette Braude 175.

Kings & Queens: Russ Butner 240-223-276/739, MikeLosik 202-202-212/616, Martin Lee 208, Harry Kleiman 211,Russ Wolkoff 204, Aimee Rand 177/464.

Twilighters: Matt Risch 255-278-234/767, Tina Rukstalis249-225/627, Alan Saluta 208-217/620, Mike Lehrfeld 213-200/610, Dave Price 225-205/602, Joe Borja 203-235/601,Stacy Plotkin 209, Eric Maize 225, Larry Schneider 223, LenSpale 201, Ron Koblin 227, Larry McDonald 203, SarahAlexander 191/525.

Banco Popular Adult-Junior: (Week 15) Brad Lander212-211/605, Tina Rukstalis 203/555. (Week 16) Brad Lander206/539, Kelly Mayfield 190/500.

Breakfast Club: Gerry Jarvis 481, Donna Klein 467, SusieKrasney-Rubin 466.

S.C.B.L.: C. Mitchell 217-202-245/664, Chris Williams 234-202/631, Brandon Leger 245/615, Tom Sardo 207-223/615,Fred Coleman 214-203/612, Greg Steele 217-205/600, BobHatch 210, Larry Day 200-202, Eric Freeman 225, BradleySnell 219, Will Petrasich 214, Brian Patterson 204, RogerGrant 223, Mike Chearney 201.

Funseekers: Tim Stake 258/620, Claudio Vecchi 238/606,Chuck Alexander 231, Harry Kane 243-200, Chris Gargaro224, Tom Ocfenia 247, Loren Larson 208, Keane Murakami223, Matthew Grimes 223, Albert Canel 214, Mark Mason227, Jeff Pifko 202, Sarah Alexander 203/515, Christy Kane512, Lisa Forbisher 505, Florence Coss 201. Congratulationsto Brian Pake on his 168-169-170 stepladder.

Laurel Hall: Karen Collier 201/547, Carol Young 164.Well, those are our Stars. See you next week with more

scores. Until then have fun bowling.

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SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

SAN DIMAS - SED Jr. Travelhad a fun session over at ChaparralLanes last Saturday. The normalsession was followed up by anotherround of Baker matches, giving thebowlers some experience with thatformat. We thank the managementand staff of Chaparral Lanes for awell accommodating weekend.

Our leader of the day came fromour substitute pool as Jeff Speismanput up scores of 207-227-224/850.Don’t you want to join full time Jeff.Two others hit the 800 mark for theday. Jonathan Gale with 247-219/849 and J.R. Monteith with 256/801Grand bowling to all three of you.

Additional high reportablescores came in from Felicia Mara233-256/781, Joe Torre 227/775,Anthony Williams 223/761, JasperWhite 201-215/755, Deanna Carrillo202/748, Albert Fernandez 205/747,

James Koepper 203/743, RyanAguilar 224/731, Susy Monteith230-203/727, Brian Gonzales 221/722, James Hawkins 211/719, EddieSayles 712, Willie Warren 221/703,Javier Hernandez 202 and DelanoRoss 200. Have you noticed the la-dies are getting more into the action.Keep it up.

As mentioned, we then had SEDBaker Match-Up Round #2. Threeteams set out for two games, fol-lowed by the top two throwing onemore. The two game totals for theteams were captained by Gale (326),Torre (309) and Monteith (376). Af-ter some more verbal discussionabout how to learn the format andtake advantage, Team Monteith tookthe day’s bragging rights 223-201.Looking good.

Our session this Saturday will bein Anaheim at Linbrook BowlingCenter. Start time is promptly at 2:00pm as we need to be off the floor asscheduled. Enjoy the week and I’llsee you at Linbrook.


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know she loved the “game” andthe “people” with all of herheart.

Knowing Beckie for 20+years, it was a great pleasure forme to have her (and Pat) in avery large part of my life. Herhusband taught me a career thatI’m still enjoying to this day.

She and her husband werethe first people to sponsor me intournaments, even when timeswere tough. She always sup-ported me like family. Beckie,thanks for everything you havedone for me in your life time. Iknow you have touched otherlives, the way you touched mine.

Thank you so much. You willbe greatly missed. With all mylove, and may God bless you andyour family.

Surviving children are Jaini,Christine, Lisa, Joseph and Ja-son.

Services are being held atMcCormick & Son Mortuary,25000 Moulton Parkway, La-guna Hills on Sunday, January30th at 3:00 p.m.

/s/ Michael TuckerP.S. “Beckie, Tell Pat that I

will see you both soon.”

MILLERContinued from page 1

bowlers in the Western USA.Minimum 1 in 3 cash and 1

in 5 to a max. of 16 each Divi-sion advance to finals. Qualify-ing on Saturday, Febuary 5. Onesquad check-in 9:00-9:30 a.m.Bowl five games at 10:00 a.m.Back at 2:00 p.m., second fivegames. Sunday finals check-inat 9:00 a.m., practice 9:20, bowl9:30.

All money above lineage and$5 expenses goes 100% to prizefund. Note: Only early entriesare eligible for any free prizes.$135 members, $140 guest. Allon-site entries add $10. Sendentries to SST, 2282 CanyonLake Dr., So. Canyon Lake, CA92587.

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SSTContinued from page 1

Chip Willett Wins The Regular DivisionTitle in the WCST-Luster-Cote-Ebonite

Singles at AMF-Bowlium LanesDoug Johnson is the Super Senior Champion

By Dick SandersMONTCLAIR — Our first WCST Singles Tournament for 2005,

turned out to be a big success, as the original format of two divi-sions worked out very well for the first time since the end of 1999.The Regular Division Title was won by CHIP WILLETT (Vista),and his 4th WCST Championship. He had qualified 2nd on Satur-day, and rolled the only 300 game of the tournament. Starting out38 pins behind National PBA Champion and 11 Titles in the WCST,Ron Winger became a see-saw battle between both bowlers for thelead especially after game 6 of the 10 games bowled. Chip rolled2410 for the 10 games, and won 9 of the 10 matches he bowled.Ron rolled 2380, but won only 5 of his 10 matches. The differenceof the tournament was Chip beating Ron by 112 pins. Chip was upby only 28 pins going into the position match, Chip beat Ron, 277to 223.

National PBA Champion, and 14 WCST Titles, Barry Gurney,bowling his first WCST Tournament in two years made a big movein the final 4 games, by bowling 1050, winning all 4 of his matches,and finishing in 3rd place of the tournament.

Russell Booth, started in last place and finished a very strong4th, beating Joe Staton by one pin.

The Top 3 places in the finals: 1st, Chip Willett, $1000.00, 2nd,Ron Winger (Westlake), $750.00, and 3rd to Barry Gurney, (W. Hills),$600.00. 21 checks was paid out for this tournament with the origi-nal two divisional format returning to the WCST.

The year starts with a pay-off of $7,530.00 for 55 entries, 42seniors and 13 super seniors. Total over-all pay-offs for 216 tour-naments is $2,378,553.00.

Our Thanks to our sponsors, Jan and Sue Niblett of Luster-CoteInc, their 16th WCST sponsorship and the addition of $500.00 tothe prize fund, as well as our all around coverage sponsor, EboniteInternational, now in their 2nd year of sponsorship of the WCSTtournaments. They donated two more bowling balls, that were soldat the tournament site. There is $575.00 in the end of the yeartournament fund, as the goal will be $2500.00 added for the finalsingles tournament of 2005.

We also like to thank, Mr. Tim Berry, the GM of the lanes, avery hard working man, and his workers who helped us in everyway possible to make this tournament the success that it was. Tim,since taking over as GM, has brought back a lot of business to thiscenter. 33 bowlers enjoyed the $5.00 special sandwich and softdrink or coffee special after the 1st 5 game block on Saturday. Thanksto Jerry the lane maintenance man for all of his help also.

We have new bracket people, and for the first time out did agood job. Marilyn Nelson-Gray, and her husband Rodney will beat most of our tournaments in So. California this year.

SUPER SENIOR NEWSDOUG JOHNSON (Long Beach), will turn 77 years of age on

the 29th of January, and bowling in his first WCST Tournament inover 5 years captured his 15th WCST Title, by beating all 3 oppo-nents he faced in a step-ladder finals roll-off following the qualify-ing last Saturday evening. The Super Seniors must have 16 ormore bowlers enter to have their own finals the next day, otherwiselike this tournament, they bowl a step-ladder finish. Of the 4 play-ers eligible, Doug was 4th. In the first match against Don Jackson,he beat him 207 to 192, then he bowled Donnie Crandall and beathim 217 to 204. The last match against 16 time WCST Champion,and the 2nd highest life-time money winner in the WCST, VaughnDoody, and beat him, 235 to 213. Doug, picked up a check for$500.00, Vaughn Doody (Las Vegas), 2nd for $325.00, DonnieCrandall (San Bernardino), 3rd for $250.00, and the last check toDon Jackson (Bonita), for $225.00.

JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

SAN DIMAS - ChaparralLanes hosted the last regulartournament of the 2004-2005season of the JAT Farm Club.Now two tournaments ago, thegroup cranked it up to over 180average for all. But this pastSunday, the thirty-sevenbowlers turned up the heat evenhigher.

Now there could be severalreasons to running up a 188.94tournament average, the highestaverage of the season, and youcan take your best pick. 1) Theyenjoyed the feeling two tourna-ments ago so much they wantedto keep it going, 2) It was thelast regular tournament of theseason, 3) Many were gettingready for the move up to theOpen division next season, 4)The center shoot was very fa-vorable, and 5) I was absentfrom most of the tournamentbecoming a grand-father. I be-lieve it was the last reason, butdon’t get excited, I’m not goinganywhere for long.

Now imagine you’re bowl-ing the JAT Farm Club and youaveraged over 199 and didn’tmake the cut. Now that’s aneye-opener and prompts you tocome back a little better. Hereis how they did it.

The qualifying high gamecame in from newcomer RickyHoohuli with 223-275. Wel-come to the Farm Club. Otherswith reportable high scores wereTyler Hirashima 268, JamesHawkins 231-266, J.D. Pelow224-256, Aarik Torres 221-248,Natalie Jimenez 245-229-225,Jimmy Sandusky 226-245, SeanKinrad 244-236, J.R. Monteith234-244, Brian Gonzales 241,Matthew Harris 235-221-224,Jasper White 235, JavierHernandez 235, Brittany Page235, Casey Landers 234, JeremyGlover 226-233, April Lebaquin

232, Kevin Wilson 228, DaytonCrossley 227, Tommy Neuzil222, Matt Cormack 221 andRyan Aguilar 220. What a greatlist. The leader after five gameswas Harris at plus 90 while ittook a minus 3 to dance somemore.

Match play started off thesame way as Cormack broughtin the tournament high game.Just a little something called aPerfect 300, his first. Matt thenwent on to add a 267, congratu-lations. More high scores fromMichael Fukuda 269, Harris248, Torres 227-227-247,HIrashima 241, White 247-237,Glover 231-233-224, Jimenez224-225, Monteith 224, Hoohuli223 and Sandusky 223. Torresmade the most of match playgoing from 15th on in to the fi-nals. And you guessed it,Cormack was now the leader atplus 286.

The finals started off with 5thseed Fukuda (+177) meeting upwith 4th seed Glover (+196). Inthis match, Fukuda was just toomuch and looked like he wasgoing to give us our second per-fect game of the day. In the end,Fukuda 298-277 and advancedto meet 3rd seed Torres (+209).Fukuda advances one more timewith a 211-164 win and now met2nd seed Monteith (+232). Hereis wall came up as Monteithclaimed this match 225-186.Now in the final match we haveMonteith versus Cormack withboth trying to revisit the cham-pion circle. When it was all overMatt Cormack held on to a 223-208 victory and his second ca-reer Farm Club title. Once againcongratulations Matt.

Our next tournament will beon February 6th at BrunswickCovina Lanes. This will start ourseason ending special tourna-ments, with this one being theJAT Doubles tournament. Themajor restriction to this tourna-ment is that NO TWO TITLE-

HOLDERS can be teamed to-gether. Title-holders is definedas any title obtained any seasonin any JAT division.

Bowlers started emailing/calling in your doubles teams,to any JAT director. We are lim-ited to 50 teams and have al-ready signed up about twentyteams. The doubles sign-upsheet will also be available nextweekend at both Stars locations.

So until then, get your restand heal those wounds. Workon your game and be ready forthe excitement. I’ll see you intwo weeks.

Girls Jr. All-Starsby David Gordon

SAN DIMAS - The Girls Jr.All-Stars took a little trip overto Chaparral Lanes this pastSunday and laid down somepretty decent scores. Not thatmany reportable scores, butscores better than average. Thiswas week 17 of 25 and we aregetting down to crunch time.

The leader of the day wasSadia Ward, regaining her com-posure to put up 235-218/814.Way to go Sadia. Other highscores making the paper thisweek was from Arisha Piper245/778, Jillian Zlateff 203-212/749, Deanna Carrillo 202/744, Melissa Pena 710 andSamantha Divis 213.

In the team standings, thebattle for first continues asThreadworks captured 17points on the day in its quest toreclaim the top spot. However,Just Chill Entertainment heldon just enough for another weekwith a one point lead in thestandings. Bowling News isthird and within 8 points of thelead as we head into this week’sall important position round.

And speaking of this com-ing week, the young ladies willbe having a double-session withthe action starting at 10:00 am.The first site is AMF CarterLanes in Fullerton. After thelunch break the 2nd session willbe over at Linbrook BowlingCenter in Anaheim at 2:00 pm.

Future Schedule - In twoweeks, the GJAS will be tryingout a different type of fund-raiser. We will be having anAdult/Jr. tournament atBrunswick Covina Lanes dur-ing our normal session. Detailsand format will be posted thisweek. So, start thinking aboutthat ringer you want to bring in.

So now more than every,you girls need to take my ad-vice and get your rest the nightbefore. Position round at Carterfirst thing in the morning withfresh oil? Sound inviting to me.See you there.

SED YouthLeaders Travel

by Will JacksonYouth leaders session this

week was at Del Rio Lanesin Downey. A lot of goodgames were shot this session.Our leader this week wasWill Jackson 259-211-210/877. Nice set Will!!! Nextwas Michael Helferstay 258-222/860, Rashad Sandridge266-216-214/854. Leadingthe 700’s was Jeremy Glover241/770, James Bael 204-203/765, Arisha Piper 200/762, Cory Koyanagi 223-203/759 and Jeff del Mar200/759, Sadia (Sa’ Wa)Ward 735 and Dayton “theApple” Crossley 200/725. Inour team breakdown leadingafter the first week of the sec-ond round is SouthwestBowl #2 with 15 of the pos-sible 20 points and in secondis Ms. Ward’s Crew with 121/2 points. Our next sessionwas moved from KeystoneLanes to Cerritos Lanes inCerritos. Hope to see every-one Saturday.

Read The Bowling News On-Line atwww.californiabowlingnews.com

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Pinacle Events, owners ofthe most successful Megabuckbowling events in the world - theMini Eliminators, is pleased toannounce a three-year extensionof its contract with Las Vegasbased Coast Casinos.

Under the new agreement,Pinacle will operate six MiniEliminator tournaments, twoeach year in 2005, 2006 and2007. All six events will be heldat Coast Casinos’ flagship prop-erty, the Orleans Hotel, Casinoand Bowling Center in Las Ve-gas.

The Super Bowl Mini is aPinacle Events Tournament pre-sented by Brunswick, theworld’s leader in bowling, andsponsored by Turbo 2-N-1Grips, Coast Casinos, KegelTraining Center, Dynoroozbowling shoes, and KRStrikeforce. For more informa-tion about the Super Mini or anyother Pinacle event, call the tollfree Mini hotline 1-877-900MINI (6464) or visit the awardwinning Mini websitewww.minieliminator.com.

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CHARLES KINSTLER .............................. PublisherCAROL MANCINI .......................... Publisher/EditorDEAN LOPEZ ................................ Assistant EditorLILLIAN OAK........................ Advertising ManagerFRANK KIETZ ........................ Historian/Field Rep.PEARLE KIRBY ......................................ColumnistDICK STOEFFLER .................... Opinion Columnist

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ANAHEIM — Hello. We have a lot of high scores to reportfrom the bowlers here at Linbrook Bowling Center. We alsohave weekly events that you may be interested in so take alook at our ad and come on over. Now for the weekly highscores.Santa’s Gals & Guys: Joe Molina 228, Mel Wogomon 214.Lunch Bunch: Vince Church 207-234/635, Stan Lucas 230,Dick Nichols 204, Walter Michaski 204, Pat Madonna 202.Swinging Seniors: Gus Glissman 202.Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Kirk Blain 215-207-266/688,Anthony Castro 226, Steve Nelson 226, Digger Larkin 212,Craig Grothe 203.Ten Pins: Brett Galle 214-245-214/673, Tony Toliver 236-248/657, Tim Blough 218-224-210/652, Steve Saybrook 224-236/634, Henry Trevino 247-202/625, Laura Lowenstein 214.No Knottcents: Devin Herbert 227, Ray Acosta 214, MichaelByrd 210, Phil Stricker 203-200.R.C.R.C.: Don Tanner 237-246/631, Gary Wirth 234/612, PaulBudnovich 214, Ray Pemberton 206, Gerald Kennedy 204.3’S Company: Sue Preus 211, Pat Madonna 201.Executive Doubles: Jeff Tiffin 207-257, David Haskell 244/601, Stan Evans 233, Ralph Tanner 222, Jeff Gilchrist 214,Chaun Shepherd 221.Just Desserts: Ben Philalack 205-222-237/664, Jack Pedre211-209/604, Bryon Reich 216-213, Joe Alduenda 213, DonTanner 206, Nikki Trepesowsky 208.Jack’s and Jill’s: Rudy Tomaneng 227-245/652, GregCarnahan 227-254/648, Bill Scudder 236-214/634, Ed Olivas200-236/613, Terry Nichols 237-215/612, Jenelle Williams212-202, Heather Skovgard 208, Diane Barnes 202.Go For 9 (No Tap): Joe Zueli 277-278/736, Andy Vincent229-288/692, Monroe Moore 227-243/662, Ray Sanchez 222-236/656, Dick Nichols 212-262/655, Carol Johnson 231, PatNichols 223, Markie Johnson 231, Laverne Turnham 208.Rowdies: Matt Guirguis 204, Clarence Butler 231, Ron Meyer210, John Martinez 208, Shane Stanfill 204-222.Party Timers: Dave Mcaskill 245-234/646, Charles Rogers246/607, Duane Stout 233-237/671, Young Shin 242-212/632,Bob Sakely 257.Anaheim Nisei: Sandy Viloria 201-218, Fred Nakata 210,Sadao Kuwahara 205, Chuck Sakurai 202, Bob Mendoza 216-209-200/625, Shig Nakata 256-202/617.Santa’s Super Savers: Tony Chaco 257-205-237/699, ArtGutierrez 207, Tom Shutes 217.525 Ladies Classic: Gloria Ferrulli 206, Joy McGreggor 246-201, Nancy Tetrault 203, Carolynne Schley 236, Betty Saienni209-204.Thursday Mixed Seniors: Stan Perryman 215, Carl Eggers214, Jack Short 204, Bill Young 203, Mark Warr 208.Sons Of Italy: Joe Occhipinti 217.Magnolia Teachers & Friends: Joe Andreff 213.Thursday Juniors: Aaron Wilson 211, Robert Albercht 214,Jonathan Greenbalg 200.The following scores are from week 1: Joe Davis 202,Valerie Matsumoto 203, Jonathan Greenbalgh 202, JoshLautherboren 201.7-11 Vegas: Lisa Somma 246-212-200/658, Gabe Guzman214-225, Chuck Houston 244, John Najarian 206-212, BillMcFeggen 279, Joe Dantas 214.Grey Panthers: Danny Bustmonte 211, Stan Lucas 202, VicDivito 211.Vegas Party: Dennis Carswell 212-211-220/643, Bill Dunlop201-249/609, Tony Banks 223-200-204/627, RobertViramontes 220-233/625, Stan Evans 224/611.T. G.I.F.: James Vansant 222, Karen Daniels 212, Mary Yates223, Pat Jones 278-237/714, Mike Wagner 206, Trent Selt-zer 266, John Mendez 222-207.P.B.L.: Raniel Costillo 207, Rolly Rogacion 203, Ben Barut222, Gil Sabio 206, Alain Navarez 210.

Double Daters: John Conway 231-205-248/684, ReneRosales 238, Lee Haywood 227, Allyson Baligad 211, DavidHaskell 247-236, Joe Varela 230, Robert Viramontes 224.SENIOR NO-TAP (January 8): 47 entries at $9= $423. 1stplace Jerry Knight, 807, $39; 2nd Carl Adinolfi, 785, $30; 3rdEd Hermance, 779, $23; 4th Shirley Thompson, 773, $17;5th P.J. Carroll, 771, $12; 6th Ken Munson, 751, $8. Sidepots:1st game, hdcp—1st. Vic Garcia, 302, 411; 2nd Ken Munson,280, $9; 3rd Gino Vassallo, 275, $6. 2nd game, scr.—CarlAdinolfi, 300, $14, 2nd Jerry Knight, 278, $10; 3rd EdHermance-Terry Brent, 265, $6.50. 3rd game, hdcp.—1st DonHart, 289, $11; 2nd Terry Brent, 278, $9, 3rd Tony Chaco,273, $6. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount $289; Added $45; Paid Out$150; New Total: $184; Winner Ray Pinheiro.Saturday Night Special: Joe Molina 222-250-202/674, BrianParker 229.Saturday Vegas Special: Brian McGee 230.Take care and everyone have a great week.Saturday Juniors: Week 1-Michael Nakahara 247, AndrewDiller 202; Week 2-Jason Stewart 211, Josh Lautherboren 210-215; Week 3-Brandon Curtis 222, Don Gutomen 210, JasonStewart 231.4-4 Vegas: Neil Butschke 224, Dino Chavez 225, DehlinGreenwood 237, Jimmy Herrera 263-222-236/721, RichardGarcia 212-211/615.

Bayou Bowlers WinterAnton Funtek ................... 258Jack Donahue .................. 258Richie Driver ................... 243Deon Griffin .................... 653Jack DeMerit ................... 650Christina Davis ......... 232/612Jackie Cummings ...... 215/563Redondo EaglesDeon Martin .................... 237Gordon Grable ................. 217Tony Smith ...................... 696Derf Fredericks ................ 626Kecia Ali .......................... 196Christine Marchello ......... 185Crystal McInerney ........... 571Norma Payne ................... 492Laughlin HI Rollers WinterArt Jackson ............... 258/654Jim Krautkramer .............. 147Jim Thomas ..................... 639Elaine Bruland .......... 193/477Sharon Allen ............. 192/507Wild BunchRichie Driver ............ 297/745Bob Waechter ........... 264/743Joyce Gates ...................... 213Susan Garcia ............. 203/549Wendy Gibson ................. 531Redondo Elks WinterSteve Simpkins ......... 220/591Gus Franchi ..................... 214Bruce Williams ................ 573Mary Simpkins ......... 186/482Jan Smart .................. 180/505RainbowettesMarcia Bradford .............. 212lone Kappus .............. 190/508Lyn Baker ........................ 499On to VegasMatthew Downie ............. 253Ray Montillo ............. 244/624Mark Lesick ..................... 612Nancy Yang .............. 209/515Stacy Behare .................... 196Helena Conley ................. 532Mira Costa WinterMaria Tartaglia ......... 184/498Ann Knight ............... 179/475ScatterpinsSue Pinkston ............. 187/499Helen Lopez ............. 188/488SEA Pioneer IConan Liu ................. 236/665Charles Lansing ............... 233Bob Melendrez ................ 609Susan Fitzsimons ...... 268/594Joyce Beverforden ........... 194Pat Swaffield ................... 522Vegas GoldArt Jackson ............. 300/760Paul Chavez ..................... 289

Warren Day ...................... 780Floreen Ramirez .............. 233Louise Elliott ............ 216/635Tracey Michel .................. 592Monday Mixed Trio WinterJohn Barrette ............. 265/656John Gazzillo ................... 234Randy Fiel ....................... 614Barbara Hardaway .... 199/532Marlene Pontius ............... 189Jean Mattingly ................. 494Aviation Strikers WinterMaria Murphy .................. 198Maria Tartaglia ......... 179/508Maria Crisafulli ............... 464River Rats WinterMark Kawaguchi .... 300/844Mario Rivas ..................... 261Ray Montillo .................... 722Susie Supalo .................... 229Floreen Ramirez ....... 228/553Stacy Behare .................... 519VIP’s FallEd Buth ..................... 182/429Leo Lambert .................... 182Clyde Stuhlmacher .......... 154Phil Menduke .................. 442Shirley Lambert ............... 167Shirlie Brennan ......... 166/428Angela Cook .................... 426Anchors WinterSteve Biaco ...................... 182Mark Hoffman ................. 173Timothy Donnellan .......... 477Bill Meis .......................... 455Cathy McCurdy ........ 163/435Pat Ramsey ...................... 157Beverly Bates .................. 401Slots of FunDeon Griffin ............. 300/798Bob Kann ......................... 278Charles Wake ................... 694Helena Conley ................. 225Barbara Pesich ................. 225Denise Jackson ......... 215/588Cynthia Ogusuku ...... 215/590Ball & Chains WinterArt Doughty ..................... 247Julius Chin ................ 235/651Ray Montillo .................... 587Karen Allen ............... 200/513Eva Podzimek ........... 182/500Ramblin’ GamblersCheryl Schleicher ..... 268/607D. J. Abboud .................... 253B. J. Stefan ....................... 634Trinity Lutheran ChurchLeonard Martinez ..... 190/526Jim Mazzolini .................. 173Raul Arteaga .................... 440Patricia McAnally ..... 191/493Heather Phillips ........ 171/486

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MOUNTAIN TIMEBy DICK STOEFFLER

LAS VEGAS, NV — Theoretically, Ol’ Steff is on a twice-a-month column schedule during our current medical endeavors. Thus,this is a short “bonus”, or, “is that miserable #@*$^& here again?”Just a couple fast notes:

* Hidden in a crevice of a recent Bowling News was the mes-sage: “Carol Mancini, Editor/Owner of the paper will receive theprestigious Alberta E. Crowe Award in Tulsa next April.” The honoris bestowed by the National Women Bowling Writers. No head-lines. No nothing’. But then, that’s Mother Mancini. Always a su-perb job, but as usual, behind the spotlight. Congrats, Carol, it wasmost deserving. (It is also a token for having to sort out and censor“Stuff from Steff!” Prior winners could well have been Alan Post,Joe Lyou and Bob Johnson. Hey! I gotta be good for something!)

* Major kudos to Marge Miyoda on being inducted into theOrange County Hall of Fame at La Habra “300” Bowl on 1/15/05.Marge was not only one of the most worthy to ever be named tothe Hall, but she was one of three ladies who somehow saved thesuper-sized Jim Dressel, Bowlers Journal Editor, in mid-fall fromthe stands at the U.S. Open telecast at Fountain Bowl. It wasn’t anissue in the H of F vote, but it was an epic feat. His weight and aperfect score in bowling (one game, not a series as some suggest)are in the same neighborhood. Having him falling on you wouldmake anyone cringe...but not Marge and friends! Marge has doneso much for our sport, I couldn’t list it all in the pages of this issue.

* The PBA Sunday morning talk show...er...occasional bowlingactivity show, sunk to a new level on Jan. 16 with one of the sillieststrikefests ever on TV. Viewers are tuning-out en masse.

* So...to Marge and Carol, congratulations! To the PBA...wakeup! Fix the show! If you can’t figure it out, call me. We have lots ofexperience.

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