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BOWLING NEWSDecember 23, 2010 Page 1
Bowling newsThursday December 23, 2010
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Merry ChristmasNORWALK — AT&T U-
verse, AT&T’s cable network serving nearly three million wireless subscribers, debuted a three-part feature on 2010 PBA Tournament of Champi-ons winner Kelly Kulick on Wednesday. The magazine-style feature profiles Kulick’s historic victory at Red Rock Lanes in January 2010 and includes a segment about her family life which reveals the values and dedication that have become hallmarks of her bowling career. A third part, which was shot during the PBA World Series of Bowling, basically asks, what’s next?
The AT&T U-verse Sports feature, which can be viewed at no cost on AT&T U-verse’s web site, not only provides unique insight into today’s most accomplished woman
AT&T U-Verse Sports Airs Three-Part Feature
of Kelly Kulickbowler, but presents profes-sional bowling in a highly fa-vorable light as the demanding sport it is.
The AT&T U-verse SPORTS presentation can be found at http://uverseonline.att.net/uverse/exclusive. It also airs on AT&T U-verse’s cable network and on AT&T’s mobile phone system.
Kulick will return to Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas Jan. 15-22 to defend her title, but this time the stakes are much higher: $250,000 to win. And the competition will be even more intense. Every PBA member who has ever won a title is eligible to compete for shares of the record $1 mil-lion prize fund. The finals will return to ABC Sports – after a 14-year absence – on Saturday, Jan. 22, at 2:30 p.m. Eastern.
PATCHOGUE—Two-time Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour champion Mike Fagan of Patchogue, N.Y., joined a group of stars from a number of sports at the 13th annual March of Dimes New York Chapter’s Chairman’s Club Dinner on Dec. 2 at the Mar-riott East Side Hotel in New York.
The “Champions for Ba-bies” dinner brought together 200 people from the fields of business, retail, insurance, sports, and more to raise mon-ey for the March of Dimes’ programs of research, commu-nity services, education, and advocacy.
The evening included si-lent and live auctions, sport-themed food stations and in-teractive sports areas hosted
Mike Fagan Join Sports Stars for New York March of Dimes Benefit
by star athletes. Fagan manned a Wii bowling station where he challenged other sports stars to games of Wii Bowling “even though I’m not very good at it,” he said.
The dinner was hosted by CBS sportscaster Greg Gum-bel. Among the athletes attend-ing were Carl Banks (NFL), Gerry Cooney (boxing), Dar-ryl Dawkins (NBA), Gigi Fernandez (tennis), Jacquelyn Frazier-Lyde (boxing), Cullen Jones (swimming), Bob Lanier (NBA), Doug Mauch (PGA), Dikembe Mutombo (NBA), Nicole Powell (WNBA), JoJo Starbuck (figure skating), and Kerri Strug (gymnastics).
“It was a special night for a great cause,” Fagan said. “I’m proud to support the March of Dimes.”
BALTIMORE—Danny Wiseman is the Lumber Liqui-dators PBA Tour’s No. 1 auto racing fan, but he could only manage a seventh-place finish in the Celebrity Chase Tracker fantasy game, in which a group of noted celebrities tried to pick winners during the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup series. Indianapolis Colts tight end Dallas Clark won the celebrity “pick ‘em” contest over inter-nationally-known chef Emeril Lagasse. The Gracious Few
Danny Wiseman Knows Bowling, But Does He Know Nascar Racing?
rock band finished third.Wiseman did finish ahead
of such celebrities as chef Mario Batali, author Janet Evanowich, former New York Yankees outfielder Bernie Wil-liams, and former American Idol singing star Katharine McPhee among others.
“I should have just gone with (five-time NASCAR points champion) Jimmy John-son,” lamented Wiseman, who finished third in the contest a year earlier.
RENO – Bryon Smith of Roseburg, Ore., dominated the match play finals Thursday to win the Sands Regency PBA Regional Players Invitational at the National Bowling Sta-dium.
Smith, a former PBA Tour exempt player, returned to the center where he won his only title – the 2003 United States Bowling Congress Masters – to post an 11-5 match play record for a 37-game total of 8,290 pins, including match play bonus pins, for a 25-pin victory over Tom Hess of Ur-bandale, Iowa.
As Sands Regency PBA Regional Players Invitation-al champion, Smith earned $6,000 and an automatic “Elite” field berth in the $1 million PBA Tournament of Champions at Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas Jan. 15-22.
“It’s been awhile since I won against a field with this many bowlers from across the country,” Smith said. “It’s a good feeling.”
Smith declined the oppor-tunity to compete for one of seven exemptions to bowl on the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour during the 2011-12 sea-son. The players who earned PBA Tour exemptions were Tom Hess, Urbandale, Iowa;
Oregon’s Bryon Smith Wins PBA Regional Players Invitational
Former PBA Tour exempt player earns “Elite” berth in $1 million PBA Tournament of Champions
Wayne Garber, Modesto, Ca-lif.; Tyler Jensen, Fort Worth, Texas; Kerry Painter, Hender-son, Nev.; Johnathan Bower, Middletown, Pa.; Paul Gibson, Brunswick, Ohio, and Steven Black, Phoenix.
“I bowl when I feel like it these days,” Smith said. “I enjoy the competition, but I didn’t declare for a PBA Tour exemption because I’m not in-terested in bowling full-time any more. I’ll bowl in the Tour-nament of Champions and the USBC Masters, and maybe the U.S. Open. We’ll see how I do in the Tournament of Champi-ons and Masters first.
“I’ve bowled in the Tour-nament of Champions before,” he added. “I’ve done OK. Not as well as I’d like, but it’s nice to have a spot in the Elite field, which means I won’t have to bowl the qualifying round. It’s without a doubt the biggest tournament of the year, but I’ll just try to be patient and bowl well. I know I’m as good as anyone else when I’m playing well, so we’ll see what hap-pens.”
The PBA Regional Players Invitational was open to play-ers who qualified among the competition point leaders in their respective regions during the 2009-10 season.
SANDS REGENCY PBA REGIONAL PLAYERS INVITATIONAL National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev., Dec. 16
1, Bryon Smith, Roseburg, Ore., 11-5, 8,290, $6,000.2, e-Tom Hess, Urbandale, Iowa, 11-5, 8,265, $3,500.3, Dave Wodka, Chatsworth, Calif., 11-5, 8,253, $2,500.4, e-Wayne Garber, Modesto, Calif., 12-4, 8,226, $2,000.5, e-Tyler Jensen, Fort Worth, Texas, 7-8-1, 8,184, $1,750.6, Jason Wojnar, Chicago, 7-9, 8,164, $1,500.7, Tony Reyes, San Bruno, Calif., 9-7, 8,155, $1,400.8, e-Kerry Painter, Henderson, Nev., 8-8, 7,976, $1,300.9, Harry Sullins, Chesterfield Twp., Mich., 6-10, 7,959, $1,200.10, e-Johnathan Bower, Middletown, Pa., 8-8, 7,932, $1,100.11, e-Paul Gibson, Brunswick, Ohio, 7-9, 7,927, $1,000.12, e-Steven Black, Phoenix, 7-9, 7,735, $900.13, Gary Faulkner, Norfolk, Va., 5-11, 7,706, $850.14, Jon Brandon, Santa Clarita, Calif., 6-10, 7,691, $825.15, Quinton Bohlen, Decorah, Iowa, 6-9-1, 7,675, $800.16, Billy Oatman, Cleveland, 6-10, 7,659, $775.
Top seven designated “e-“ earned exemptions to bowl on the 2011-12 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour)
BOWLING NEWSPage 2 December 23, 2010
WCST OPENS UP THE NEW YEAR 2011 AT CAL BOWL LAKEWOOD, JANUARY 8-9
by Dick SandersLAKEWOOD—The year 2011, starts the 19th year the WCST has been in existence, and the 1st
WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament for 2011, is scheduled for the week-end of January 8-9, 2011 at Cal Bowl in Lakewood, CA.
This one squad tournament, bowling 10 games straight for qualifying, beginning Saturday, Jan-uary 8th at 9:00AM. Entry Fee for current WCST Members is $175.00. Guests to add $15.00 to that fee. Age eligibility: Regular Division: Men: 40 to 59, Ladies: 40 to 49, Super Senior Division: Men,: 60 and up, Ladies: 50 and up.
The tournament pays one cash place for every three bowlers entered in each division. High Game Side-Pots and Brackets are the extra optional money events. Finals will be on Sunday, Janu-ary 9th , for both divisions, starting at 9:00AM.
For full information and signing up, call the WCST Office, anytime, at 760-363-8141, or my cell phone at 760-792-4596, For computer users, click onto www.westcoastseniortour.com, and scroll down INFORMATION PAGE.
WCST EBONITE TOURNAMENTS FOR FEBRUARY & MARCHWCST EBONITE SINGLES WCST EBONITE SENIOR DBLS WCST EBONITE SINGLESFebruary 12-13, 2011 March 12-13, 2011 March 26-27, 2011La Habra “300” Bowl Southpoint Lanes Silver Nugget LanesLa Habra, CA Las Vegas, NV N. Las Vegas, NV $500.00 Added Reduced prices for Lineage 32 Teams Maximum Field adds money to the prize 18 Teams Signed Up fund. 14 Teams spots left
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Lil Wayne, Nelly, Reggie Bush Join Chris Paul PBA Celebrity Invitational Field Hip-hop, NFL, NBA stars team up with
PBA champions for Super Bowl Sunday telecastNEW ORLEANS, La. (Dec. 20, 2010) – Celebrity A-listers competed on the lanes with profes-
sional bowlers for charity last week. Hip-hop giants Lil Wayne and Nelly, along with New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush joined five PBA champions and host Chris Paul of the New Or-leans Hornets for the third annual Chris Paul PBA Celebrity Invitational at Riverboat Lanes on the New Orleans Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base.
The pro/celebrity doubles event, which supports Paul’s charitable CP3 Foundation, will air on ESPN on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 6 at 4 p.m. ET, for the third straight year as part of the PBA’s TV schedule.
Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour stars participating were PBA Hall of Famers Pete Weber and Norm Duke, former PBA Rookies of the Year Jason Belmonte and Rhino Page, and former PBA Player of the Year Wes Malott, all members of Storm Products Pro Staff.
The standing-room-only crowd consisted of personnel from all four branches of the military and their families from the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base.
“The Chris Paul PBA Celebrity Invitational has grown to be one of our most anticipated events every year,” said PBA Deputy Commissioner Tom Clark. “Chris and his superstar friends love bowling with our stars and the PBA is proud to partner with the Paul family on behalf of the CP3 Foundation, which continues to brighten kids’ lives.”
In the doubles competition, Weber paired with fellow St. Louis native Nelly, Duke teamed up with Lil Wayne, and Malott and Bush were an imposing pairing. Belmonte and Paul partnered in an effort to defend their title. The teams competed in a stepladder finals for the unique Chris Paul PBA Celebrity Invitational trophy. Page took on the four celebrities in a new “Super Clash” shootout to kick off the festivities.
NBA superstar LeBron James and the PBA’s Jason Couch teamed up to win the inaugural Chris Paul PBA Celebrity Invitational in 2008. Other celebrities who have competed in the event’s history include Dwyane Wade, Kevin Durant, Ludacris, Lamar Woodley, Jack Del Rio and Hines Ward.
Paul founded his CP3 Foundation in 2005 as a tribute to his late grandfather and the Winston-Salem, N.C., community where he grew up and starred at Wake Forest. The foundation has provid-ed funding for activities ranging from a scholarship program to food drives to recreational support programs for underprivileged children in both Winston-Salem and New Orleans.
Paul, an avid bowler who frequently refers to bowling as his “second-favorite sport,” is on his way to another NBA All-Star season. Both Lil Wayne and Nelly are Grammy-award winning artists with new recordings currently at the top of the Billboard charts. Former USC star Bush helped the Saints win their first Super Bowl title earlier in 2010.
“What better way to get ready for the big game on Super Bowl Sunday than watch this spectacu-lar PBA event earlier in the day on ESPN?” Clark said. “Not only are the bowlers and celebrities great personalities, they share a love of the sport of bowling and competition at the highest level.”
LAKE FOREST—He may be little but he sure is mighty! Sam Grayson is only eight years old but his desire and determination to be a good bowler is heads above any bowler this young, that I have ever encountered, in my life time. Usually bowlers are a lot older than eight and have a few seasons of bowling under their belts before they set their sights on shooting a 200 game and a 490 series.
Sam and his brother, Jack, started bowling less than a year ago when their parents, Joe and Laurie took them to Forest Lanes for their first family-bowling outing.
Both boys enjoyed the ex-perience and shortly thereafter they joined the Saturday morn-
Sam Grayson, Eight-Year-Old Junior Bowler, Shoots 202 game at Forest Lanes
ing junior league.Approximately 25 weeks
later, Sam holds the highest average in the Junior divi-sion of kids between 8 and 12, throws a left handed hook, and displays the form and fol-low through of a professional. Need I mention that his team is
in first place? Sam and Jack also golf
with their father and Sam is a great baseball player while Jack’s passion is trains. Not toy trains, mind you, but an-tique trains and sophisticated engines.
Recently Jack and an adult partner won 2nd place in the “Little Gobbler” Fund Raiser Tournament. Great Job guys!!!
Forest Lanes Junior Bowl-ing program has three divi-sions; Bumpers; ages 3 to 7
Juniors; ages 8 to 12Majors; ages over 12
Bring your children and put them in the league. Maybe they can become as good as Sam.
(no bumpers included)by Treesa Spencer
BOWLING NEWSDecember 23, 2010 Page 3
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Bowling writers Phone Card Drive ExpandsRESTON—The California bowing Writers are embarking on the 7th year of their Phone Cards
for the Troops Charity and are enjoying the expansion of interest in their efforts. Our phone cards have been sent from the YMCA staff at 29 Palms Marine and Naval deployment base and this will be continued, but we will also send from another source that will send to all branches of the service. This is The Armed Forces Aid Campaign – TREA Memorial Foundation.
The following note tells the story of how much these cards are appreciated:On this Veteran’s Day, I can’t think of a more fitting way to honor my dad, James Faris – an
avid bowler and veteran. As a former deployed veteran, these phone cards are a much appreciated gift. Thank you to CBW for all their efforts and support to our deployed service members and their families.
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We are pleased to let you know that we can send phone cards directly to your service man or woman if you send us the address. Each card goes with our specially designed card by Jackie Wyckoff telling the recipient who we are. They will go for Valentine’s Day.
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Deadline is December 31 and a card may be sent in honor of someone, in memory of someone, or to just any service person. Please make checks payable to California Bowling Writers or CBW and send to:
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NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWSby Connie Marchione
TOP DEAF BOWLING STORIES OF 2010Looking back to the beginning of the year and from there to year’s end, this writer regretted
having missed getting the results of Eastern Association of Deaf Bowlers and Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association tournaments and other deaf tournaments, so for the top deaf bowling stories of the 2010 year he had to pick from what had been printed in Bowling News.
1. MALUCCI’S 243 AVE. LED SNUSBC ASSOCIATION FOR 2ND YEAR IN ROWThis story about the remarkable feat of a deaf bowler leading his local bowling association for
2nd year in row. The year before during 2008-09 season Carl Malucci, Las Vegas left-hander rolled 246 average and was surprised to get the top average honors from his local SNUSBC association. This feat never happened to a deaf or hearing-impaired bowler before. In recent 2009-2010 season Malucci finished with 243 and 241 averages in his two leagues and was doubtful of leading his association again. This writer thought so too but we were wrong. Malucci got the honor again, a remarkable accomplishment of a deaf bowler for 2nd year in row.
2. CANADIAN GEORGE HALAS ROLLED BACK TO BACK 300. A Canadian hearing-impaired right-hander George Halas became first of his country’s deaf and
hearing-impaired bowlers to roll back to back 300 and asked this writer if any US deaf bowlers had done this feat. This writer replied yes, Kenneth DeGroff had done it twice that got him in the USBC record book. Halas, a three-time member of Deaf Team Canada rolled his 300s in first and 2nd games in his home league on one pair of lanes and moved to another pair to finish with 199-193 for 992. He could have hit a 800 series if he stayed on the first pair. Nevertheless being first of his country deaf bowlers is quite a feat.
3. MALUCCI HIT 795-723-815 FOR DEAF RECORD HIGH 2333 ALL-EVENTSCarl Malucci, Las Vegas became the first deaf or hearing-impaired bowler to break the 2300
all-events barrier when he rolled 795 in team, 723 in doubles and 815 in singles for a gigantic 2333 total all events in So. Nevada-California Deaf Bowling Ass-n tournament. Massive as the score seems but with his zero handicap in this 100% handicap tournament it placed 2nd in all-events, his 795 only helped his foursome team to first place and his 815 which is also a record in singles placed him 2nd too.
4. SO. CALIF. DEAF TRAVELING LEAGUE HONORS THIS WRITER FOR 50 YEARS SERVICESo. Calif. Deaf Traveling League ended its 50th year with a banquet honoring its retiring founder
and only secretary treasurer Connie Marchione for his 50 years of service. Marchione who bowled in each of the entire 50 years, was the only one did so of the 309 deaf and hearing-impaired bowlers who did bowled for just a year or more. The league started with 6 teams of trios and grew through hardships up to 12 teams and down to a singles league for a season and back to 6 teams of trios.
5. MALUCCI’S 4SOME MIXED TEAM SET DEAF RECORDS WITH 2811 AND 1009As Carl Malucci goes, so does his foursome mixed team following his lead for the past two
years in making new records. This time last January in its Red Rock Lanes league his team of Melchora Lee, Joey Harris, Barrett Lee and the maestro, himself hit games of 943-878-990 for new deaf mixed team record 2811. Later on the team replaced its record of 990 game with 1009.
Comments? If any of you readers disagree with the above because you knew or read about a deaf bowler making better achievement or feat than above during 2010 year, kindly let this writer know at [email protected]. It will be appreciated.
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American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com
Merry Christmas & Happy HolidaysFrom the ABTA & Staff
We Wish YOU all a Happy Holiday Season & Another Year is coming to an end. 2011 is before us.Thank You all for Your Support and Friendship during the past year. Because of YOU (Our Members)
The ABTA is #1. Without YOU this is not possible, no matter how well we are prepared and organized, without YOU it wouldn’t matter. THANK YOU ALL.
We had a very wonderful Christmas Event, 300 entrants were there. Several prizes/drawing-raffles which were won by our members.
There is a two week bye for Xmas & New Year. We resume Jan 8 at Oak Tree Lanes in Diamond Bar.Jan 15 is FROZEN HANDICAP at West Covina and then Jan 20-21-22-23 is our Las Vegas Open at
the South Point. Rooms are due to be paid in full by Jan 8. If you reserve earlier it will help us. To re-ceive the great rates, the ABTA rooms must be booked through the ABTA only!!! Do not call South Point as rates will be higher.
Thanks Again and Good Luck to all Members as YOU are the ABTA. Happy Holidays Get those Las Vegas Rooms in please. Bob, & ABTA Staff
Cecilia Lung & William Au won Digital Cameras (14 Mega Pixels) for them :-)) Danny Reece Sr, Sean Nguon and Richard Lim won deluxe Global900 Bowling Bags.
Tim Tran, Mary Beth Colian and Catherine “Ah-Cat” Cheung are happy winners in the ABTA Xmas Raffle at West Covina.
3 of our prettiets members show off their ABTA jackets from the XMAS Event. From Left Julie Nguyen, Anglea Lung & Joy Calabio. Regular supporters & great ladies.
Tres Catalasan and Cora Shiu are rewarded with gifts. At left is “Super Susan” Ebi-lane and at the right is “King” Kwan having a nice time at West Covina.
David Quon, Julian “Iron Man” Conwi. and Mikko Miller got gifts, at right is Steady Freddie Catamisan.
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TRAVEL LEAGUEBy Alice
Meglemre
ANAHEIM — The annual Christmas pot luck and op-tional gift exchange headlined Monday’s bowling at Lin-brook Bowl. As usual, it was super. Thanks to Roberta and her helper, Mary Meglemre, for getting the buffet tables ready and thanks to all who participated. Charlie “Santa” Williams did his usual good job taking care of the gift ex-change and there were lots of goodies to choose from for those who got early strikes. Bettie Wells gets the honor of being the bowler getting the last gift but this scribe came close. I finally got my strike while there was still three gifts to choose from.
Kathy Parrish led the honor roll Monday with218-583, fol-lowed by Betty Phillips 564, Nancy Soto 210-541, Cyndie Martin 525, Pris Mauricio 513 and Bernice Williams 508. Top team, Fountain Bowl #2, lost a couple of games Monday now posting 33 wins, followed by Cal Bowl #1, 29; Bowling News 28; Keystone #1, 26; Keystone #2, 25.2; Cal #2, 25; Cerritos, 22 and the rest of the league trails with 18, 17, 16.2, 16 and 14 wins.
Erma Palmer’s son brought Erma to Linbrook Monday for her annual visit to the league and she’s hopeful the medics will approve her trip to Vegas this year. Another welcome visitor was Martha Under-wood and she brought me a 57 year old copy of the Bowling News that contained one of my columns. She passed her 90th birthday but she sure has aged well and looks 20 years younger.
A special thanks to Betty Phillips and Barbara Bishop for providing candy canes for every bowler. In addition to being a great sheet service, they provide weekly handicap and scratch sidepots.
When you read this, Christ-mas is Saturday and we hope everybody has a good one. Now we look forward to the New Year and hope it will be filled with health, wealth, hap-piness and lots of good bowl-ing scores for each and every one of you!
NEXT WEEK: 9:30 A.M. Monday, December 27 at Lin-brook.
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TOP 10 LAST WEEK(On The 2nd Round Cheetah Shot)
771 Vernon Adams 762 Charlie Kinstler 712 Charles Weeks 706 Leonard Ruiz Jr. 703 Paul Varela 693 Billy Myers Jr. 688 Jon Brandon 685 Jeff Garrison 674 Jeff Carr 662 Kevin Yamauchi
2nd ROUND STANDINGS 1. Sysco 26 2. Brylaw Accounting 24 3. Bowlers Depot 22 4. Storm Products 21.5 5. Junior Amateur Tour 20 6. Katie Jakes Bar & Grill 19 7. Zavala’s Taqueria 19 8. Threadworks 18 9. Pro Approach 18 10. Clydes Video Games 17.5 11. Bowlium 16 12. Linder Insurance 15.5 13. Tifco 14.5 14. Herzog Insurance 12.5 15. A.B.T.A. 11 16. Key Container 5.5
And then there were two... Sysco & Brylaw Accounting
by Aimee Gomez
DOWNEY—Sysco’s Vernon Adams 269-247-255/771 and Charlie Kinstler 248-268-246/762 showed just how much they want to win the round, leading their team to four wins over Bowlers De-pot. Jeff Carr 278-202/674, Steve Gurrieri 244-215/656, and Raul Rosales helped their team pull out the second game win, but they did not get close the other two games. Sysco now has 26 wins and sits in a great position with one week left in the round while Bowlers Depot dropped to third with 22.
On the next pair, Brylaw Accounting’s Billy Myers Jr. 244-201-248/693 and Charles Zelaya 231-224/650 did the same thing, taking four from Junior Amateur Tour, whose Aimee Gomez 244/614 had the lone sixer. With the four wins, Brylaw moves into second with 24 wins and will challenge Sysco for the round as Junior Amateur Tour fell to fifth with 20 wins.
Storm Products used Leonard Ruiz 230-219-257/706, Paul Varela 300-215/703 and Ramon Tor-res 269/642 to take four from Katie Jakes Bar and Grill’s Jon Brandon 247-200-241/688, Kevin Yamauchi 212-258/662 and Matt Cormack 213-211/608. Storm moved up to fourth with 21.5 wins and Katie Jakes dropped to sixth with 19.
Zavala’s Taqueria took four from Clyde’s Video Games thanks to Jeff Garrison 214-235-236/685 and Paul Danforth 258/611, while Ramiro Garcia of Clyde’s put up the lone six on his team, 216-224/616.
Pro Approach won four from Linder Insurance. Charles Weeks of Pro Approach led the pair, 225-225-262/715 and got help from teammate Alex Garcia 210-221/621. Gary Duran 237-221/650 and Aaron Hodges 212-212/617 of Linder broke six, but only pulled out the first game victory.
Threadworks took advantage of bowling four on three against Herzog Insurance and swept using Eric Snow 246-208/640 and Ryan Okamoto 243/605. Lee Liu 231-230/640 shot six for Herzog.
Arnold Cheesman 207-257/656 and Juan Camarena 205-221/608 led Bowlium to a sweep over ABTA.
In the final matchup, Key Container started off the night looking good thanks to Ezzard Jones’ front ten 287, but that turned out to be their only win against Tifco. Jones led Key Container 287-212/657 and Tom Jackson led Tifco 206-226/626.
Hope everyone has a very Merry Christmas. Take care and see you all soon.
CONGRATULATIONSPAUL VARELA 300
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CAL BOWL BOWLING REpORT2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448
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WINNETKA — HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM CANOGA PARK BOWL! We will be open until 2:00 p.m. Christmas Eve and opening at 9:00 a.m. on Christmas Day. Christmas Eve bowling $1.75/game. Christmas Day bowling $2.00/game until 5:00 p.m. Family Specials, Christmas night 5:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m.This is a busy time of the year but we always make time to see who made the honor roll this week.monday Nite madness: Rick Godin 236/665, Kristi Magnus-sen 188/520, Joan Yacovone 199, Steven Schulkin 234/626, Shirley Godin 471, Travis Coffman 224/579.River maniacs: Aaron Steinberg 767, Marsha Graham-Martinez 223/585, Frank Martinez Jr. 269/739, Sharon Weger 233/561, Victor Johnson 268/728, Tad Schweitzer 259/719, Barry Simon 713, Monise Kelly 205/558, Jennifer Pyka 223/546, Lucy Tralla 537, Vicky Colburn 537, Ruben Sarkissian 268, Stephen Mendez 264.Comedians: Aaron Steinberg 279/756, Sharon Weger 212/606, Patti McVicker 233/601, Mike Fonseca 258/708, Dan Kline 278/686, Jack Getzlaff 268/669, Chris Bender 662, Jan Sandman 209/597, Deanna Pyka 205/530, Ellen Eckard 530, Edward Birt 247, Jesse Chastain 247, Kevin Baum 247.Have A Ball: Gerald Mannheim 233/817, Ricardo Rosete 236/768, James Smith Jr. 777, Evan Hermanski 234/753, Chris Plueger 235/718.Copper Bucket: Orville Dopps 277/705, Becky Ruiz 192/493, John Porras 260/648, Chas Wiggan 635, Tom Tucker 242, Gary Diesso 234, Don Ruiz 232, Katherine Manzano 181/464.500 Classic: Petra Kaun 243/627, Farol Brifman 204/605, Patti McVicker 208/600, Georgia Garey 545, Connie Wan-nomae 203.The Classics: Michael Witt 259/662, Tina Enriquez 245/638, Jim Howell 231/628, Kevin Crawford 222, Becky Hernandez 242/558, Laurie Gilmore 221/548, Pam Findl 205/543, Rean Luttrell 522, Pam Blake 202.Short & Sweet: David Athans 235/678, Elaine Bishop 168/459, Travis Williams 279/632, Kevin Gross 257/667, Bob Scherzberg 226/627, Chris Anguiano 245/613, Cathy Pia 165/416.Vegas 4 Fun: Jun Tumacay 278/744, Pam Fountain 180/524,
LAKEWOOD — The staff wishes our bowlers a safe and enjoyable holiday. Thank you for choosing Cal Bowl as your bowling home.Now for the high scores for our Cal Bowl Bowling Report.Captain & Crew: Barbara Smiley 201/516, Barbara Fed-erico 203/499, Vancie Keith 506, Mattie Wylie 200.Long Beach City Employees: Rick Anderson 268/658, Armondo Ramos 240/634, Fale Sula 259/617, Vince Garfias 225/629, Jamar Phillips 238/628, James Talley 227/622, Mitchell Grissett 230, Maota Bahr 234/606, Jaclyn Padgett 210/562, Darlene Waken 552, Rose Solis 505, Donna Thomas 500.Recycled Teens: Edwin Brown 677, Millie Buckles 201/564, Lee Theiss 225/508, Dorothy Ruggiero 200, Jim Plante 244/648, Harold Ruyon 277, Ralph Buckles 244/641, Tom Spencer 633, Boylee Inocente 239/626, Ron Leidholdt 239.marcu$ Lemon$ Vega$ Outlaw$: Mitchell Grissett 268/691, Crystal Barker 259-247/719, Felicia Tripp 266, John Neely 267/681, Emmerson Wafer 249/652, Teya Burks 222/641, Donald Wade 644.Young At Heart: Ellis Houston “300”/732, Rose Belton 166/493, Danne VanHorn 167/447, Sherise Stephens 448,Glenn Merchant 258/668, Ed Hansen 631, Bob VanHorn 245, Walter Millsap 627, Charles Gleason 623.Funsters: Boylee Inocente 279/718, Pat Erwin 584, Divina Buhay 215/554, Lee Theiss 214/583, Jim Plante 242/646, Art Diemert 254/611, Jim Cotcher 236/623.Corona Ladies: Betty Green 200/560, Kendra Rasmussen 215/531, Mary Martinez 201/538, Georgia Vail 509, Audrey Louis 213. Sidepots: 1st game: 1st Mary Martinez 233, 2nd Betty Green 220; 2nd game: 1st Betty Green 196, 2nd Laura Massoth 188; 3rd game: 1st Kendra Rasmussen 244, 2nd Audrey Louis 240.Wednesday mixed Five: Tobie Wynn 268-263/709, Cassan-dra Walker 254/574, Shirley Owens 231/571, Steve Lizotte 667, R.J. Perkins 666, Greg Mobley 258, Greg Nardo 649, Clyde Lumpford 258, Daryl Brandt 257.Long Beach School District Employees: Billy Williams 236/663, Carol Eggers 218/506, Arnie Schroeder 582, Jose Valdez 211/578, Arnie Schroeder 204/582. Sidepots—1st game: Patsy 214, 2nd game: NeNe 188, 3rd game: Dottie 212.Cal Stars: Dottie Lawn 188-185/530, Dodie Sajonas 192, Leona Belletti 191/509, Carmen Smith 518, Darlene Hom 510.Sierra Bugs: Luvinia Taylor 245-244/682, Joan Rotter 182/503, Mattie Wylie 487, Darlene Waken 476.Senior men’s Trio: Look at these “300” games! Rick Llaneta “300”, Sonny Dew “300”/725, Jim Burke 299, Al Williams 288/764, James Kennard 280, Phil Gipson 737, Conrad Vanasse 731.mega Vegas: With 5 weeks to go before ALL the “Mega Vegas” leagues go to Vegas for the “Granddaddy” of all sweeps, Team 7 has a bare one game lead. Win or loose, ALL teams go to Vegas! Ernest King 236/636, Anna Bautista 179/522, Beverly Simmons 180, Marie Collier 484, Robert Watson 243, Chris Porter 230/602, Robert Cloyd 580.First Timers: The league is half over and there is a tie for first. “Let the games begin.” Roni Sonza 593, Romar Sapin 257, Dale Carey 255/587, Melissa Schumacher 177/448, Brandon Cruz 527, Holly Van-Mulligan 368.Pick A Ball: Leroy Bowen 177-169-168/514, Staci Baker 151/379, Sean Downey 174/440, Vicky Bankert 316, Matt Heersink 435.Bowl For Health: Boylee Inocente 701, Tauinaola Fetui 537, Anna Von-Muegge 187, Andre Gibson 251, Charles Gleason 679, Jorge Fernandez 636, Janet Faria 469, Mattie Wylie 170, Danny Polk 236.Grandma’s & Grandpa’s: Ralph Wingert 258/691, Pat Erwin 202/584, Rose Goodwin 226/538, B.J. 683, Rey Santos 257/659, Jim Burke 650, Ray Culp 650, Joanne Burke 509, Theresa Gutierrez 520.Bacoorian Family & Friends: Rick Llaneta 246/680, Jean Colian 265/660, Benjie Calinawan 247/663, Freddie Cat-amisan 657, Lawrence Austria 246, Rudy Munzon 648,Valerie Colian 243/593, Josette Atangan 573, Beth Colian 237/570.Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 260/648, Dee Turn-er 186-166/498, Ferdie Directo 236/586, Mandy Dominguez 187/493, James Talley 227/580, Tracey Jackson 187/481.Vegas Crackpots: Robert Parks 248/649, Sandra Sanchez 225/590, Gerald Williams Jr. 247/616, E.J. Myers 588, Pre-cious Davis 222, Bobby Shaw 610.V.A.: How about a 3-way tie for first and fifth place only 2 games out. WOW! John Doval 236-223/674, Dayna Doval 176-170/490, Sue Somes 157-157/448, Leon Rudolph Jr. 225/560, Joe Morse 205/595, Jimmy Parks 206/567.Kings and Queens: Anthony Smith 267/778, Donna Owens 278/661, Mark Fowler 278, Paul Staff 268/718 George Reis-ter 268/721, Emmerson Wafer 719, Della Douglass 279/652, Denisha Williams 243/647, Eric Snow 267/712.Cal Bowleros: Brenda Durnin 257/646, Dee Phipps 255/644, Karen Witt 605. Sidepots:1st game: Mary Smyth 240, 2nd game: Brenda Durnin 257, 3rd game: Melanie Mills 260.Ramona Ladies: Julie Grabinski 475, Eulalia Salcidio 181, Annie Palmer 462, Joyce Robertson 438, Becky Carroll 156.Sidepots: Game 1: Arlene Maxwell 231, game 2: Arlene Maxwell 220, game 3: Anne Palmer 214.Big Bear: I skipped “Big Bear” on December 2, 2010. Gregg Aldapa 299. Ooops! This league bowls on Thursday, so they are always a week behind. Michelle Criswell 246-235-235/716, Emmerson Wafer 257/731, Rommel Soliven 266/720, Greg Jackson 703, Charles Gleason 274, Don Ott 267, Teya Burks 242/658, Annie Yonemura 254/606. (12-9-10) Rommel Soliven 679, Naimah Williams 236/641, Caro-line Head 229, Gary Nelson 676, Emmerson Wafer 652, Billy Anderson 256, Henry Kennedy 256, Gregg Aldapa 252.
JUNIORSAdult/Jr’s: Congratulations to the league champs, Team #3, Chris Johnson and Jack Allen. Paul Mehl Jr. 257/615, Cathryn Butler 192-188/538, Larrell Woods 157/444, Ash-ley Zastrow 136/380, Victor Jackson Jr. 410, Alan Hicks 159/382, Kaitlynn Soto 138/363. The new league starts January 8th.
Classifieds: Congratulations to league champs,Team #3, “By One Game”, Myles Rason-Lahr, Danny Martinez and Henry Parades. Nolan Smith II 255/666, Daniel Brown 220-213-212/645, Semaj Lewis 478, Darian Jackson 191-165/492, Teilor-Ruff-Scott 163-146423, Kaitlynn Soto 146-138-126/410, Sabrena Callihan 119/333. New league starts January 8.mini-Bees: Congratulations to Zander Black and Kayleigh Reeves, the league champions of Team #2. Zander Black 104/172, Maggie Jenkins 71-67/138, Kayleigh Reeves 39-30/69, Makaih Willams 87-74/161, Jose Hernandez 90/130, Anthony Maldonade 62-55/117, Chayse Erkelens 57/107, Darius Williams 86. New kids leagues sart January 8 — sign-up now!
mERRY CHRISTmAS!!
Robert Spengeman 221/640, Matt Thoburn 245/611, Matt Neiswanger 233, Steven A. Huerta 225, Hazel Lewis 424, Cindy Tumacay 161.SFVCC Nikkei: Art Wake 259/672, Pei Eto 232/592, Kenneth Morita 236/636, Noriko Fukunaga 191/569, Rumiko Nakata 514, Hisako Kokubo 504, Mamo Tashima 223.
SENIORS49’Ers: Rick Dobris 266/709, Carolyn Scherzberg 217/645, Tom Tucker 243/689, Dave Folck 244/630, Bob Jones 212/611, Richard Greenzweight 610, Delia Lowe 180/522, Bev Zietz 194/520, Arlene Bonino 503, Marian McWilliams 184/489, Dale Simpson 212, Temmy Walker 179.Funtimers: Carolyn Scherzberg 267/685, Rick Dobris 254/675, Al Reiswig 268/674, Danny Martinez 244/658, Mel Neiditch 258/628, Bernhardt Roth 628, Delia Lowe 164/472, Jackie Becker 181/447, Bertha Willard 427, Freda Leibson 426, Richard Greenzweight 244, Jean Bomar 167, Harriet Faith 162.39’Ers: Ron Doll 287/746, Carolyn Scherzberg 211/590, Bob Jones 248/654, Richard Greenzweight 238/654, Al Reiswig 643, Dave Folck 611, Eloise Valencia 204/536, Bev Zietz 513, Lucy Tralla 203/506, Bernice Nixon 505, John Lanni 237, Bill Robb 233, Carole Peire 201, Lil Baker 194.Happy Holidays to all!
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JUAN’S 939 ENDS HIGH FOR 2010
by Roberta McNaughtANAHEIM—Juan Sandoval finished out the final week
of the 590 Classic in 2010 as the weekly leader. While the majority of the league had difficulty putting four solid games together, Juan was the only 900 Club Member. Shooting 265, 246, 212, and 216, he totaled 939.
Other weekly highs were: Stacy Rider 235/897, Ron Douglass 288/867, Tony Chaco 222/ 861, Drew Parkin 241/858, Janine Ditch 259/849, Josh Boisoneau 225/844, Larry Green 223/825, Shawn StAndre 256/818, Miguel Ro-sales 221/817, Bo Vrabel 217/812, Tom Stearn 209/804, James Blythe 223/802, Dora Miller 232/801, David Wright 256, Rey Ortez 236, Rod Cantrell 230, Al Lara 230, Nicole Evans 224, Rich Heid 223, Janet Anderson 222, Dahana M. Klerer 221, Cheryl Munson 220, John Conway 217, Norm Walker 216, Martin Angulo 215, Jack Wilson 215, Debbie Barrette 213, Dick McKenzie 212, David McNaught 212, E.J. Rogers 212. Fred Voysey 211, Marie Barbush 210, Don Gardner 210, Nancy M. Smith 209, Gloria Ferrulli 202, Jong Lee 202, John Velasquez 202, Rose Williams 202, Willy Bordenave 201, Cora Bussey 201, and Jerry Roddam 200.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to our great Christ-mas buffet. It was good to see Big Ed and Juanita Stoute and Rob Roberts, who came down to visit and enjoy a bite to eat. Juanita made her mother, Alberta Stoute ‘s famous Mac & Cheese and Rob brought some fabulous divinity. Until the first week of 2011, Happy New Year.
ANAHEIM — If you see a lot of red and green colors, that’s because this is the week when we celebrate Christ-mas. Today is also the last day to prepay your entry of $50 for our “Day After Christmas Scratch 5-Gamer” here at Linbrook Bowling Center. It’s limited to the first 60 bowlers. For more information please see our ad on this page.
Here are the high scores for December 14 thru Decem-ber 20.
Swinging Trios: Andy Vincent 212.Lunch Bunch: Jim Grove 256-202-229/687, Elburta
Canfield 211, Marian Branson 204.monday Nite Footbal: Bruce Gober 228, Alan Bloom
212, Jakob Imbrogno 202-211.Ten Pins: Brian Peterson 246-236-236/718, Jack Mc-
Quown 205-258/655, Dick McKenzie 241/627, Josh Boi-soneau 220-210/613, Tony Toliver 216-232/607, Shannon Scott 215.
Vegas Nonsense: Jim Johnstone 204-223/609, Chris Duckworth 200-200-205/605, Tim Butler Sr. 205-201/604, Lowell Thompson 213, Travbis Hancock 212.
3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 228, Marie Parmelee 219, Cathy Niederman 212.
R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 232-201/609, Keith Taylor 211.Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 266-214/661, Ed
Sheely 249/625, Mike Keogh 219, Steve Domon 211-202, Rey Ortiz 210, Sophia Owens 201.
Just Desserts: Frank Maher 241-247/661, Ping Romero 245-222/643, Charles Rogers 225-201-204/630, Casey Jones 202-212-212/626, Ken Reser 220-222/620.
B.S.m.: Glen Kim 215-237-218/662, Duke Lee 289-211/643, Hanseung Shon 204-224/623, Insoo Bong 209-208/606.
Golden Nuggets: Roland Mutzenberger 233, Larry Graham 201.
Go For Nine: Norm McLeod 258-285-231/774, Hoagy Wong 278-205-263/746, Andy Vincent 208-262-229/699, Angelo Samperisi 253-232/664, Fran Stern 260/618, Mar-got Church 221/613, Sandy Durkin 227, Rose Rados 221, Barbara Bish 216.
Party Timers: Robert Thompson 257-224-226/707, Randy Seifman “300”-246/703, Donn Stout 230-225-203/658, David McKay 231-213-212/656, Robert Vivar 223-205-219/647, Duane Stout 205-255/647, Carrie Wolfe 210, Julie Ramirez 209.
Anaheim Nisei: Richard Iseri 236/629, Bob Mendoza 224, Fred Sasaki 223, James Michiuye 221, Richard Crocker 221, Beverly Kaneen 224.
Nikkei: Sandy Viloria 257-226-201/684, Tony Marasco 225-200/619, Gil Barcoma 244, Yosh Hasegawa 225, Joe Hasting 215, Ana Fukuchi 220.
525 Ladies Classic: Latricia Carroll 236, Karen Bagnall 215.
Thursday mixed Seniors: JIm Grove 203, Ike Eisen-acher 200.
magnolia Teachers (No-Tap): Bill McFeggan 269-234/680, Don Gardner 230-211/630, Sam Webster 216-213/622, Gary Shields 213, Debi Andreff 238-218, Melissa Valentine 212, Carolyn Anderson 202.
7-11 Vegas: Ron Sargent 268-257-206/731, Rick Sargent 247-237/669, Paul Danforth 235-234/662, Jasen Hender-son 233-228-200/661, Mike Sargent 254-219/637, Cheryl Munson 203.
Grey Panthers: Roland Mutzenberger 209-214/615, Norm McLeod 200-234/611, Stan Lucas 206.
Vegas Party: Jason Watts 212-246-228/686, Rick Sargent 223-216-224/663, David Wright 236-236/652, Ed
Sheely 215-229-203/647, Mike Sargent 204-209, Cathy Lopez 201-256/615, Rita Sparks 213, Sandy Keubler 210-204, Connie Wagner 204-209.
TGIF: Richard Carr 232/602, Casey Jones 230, Dean Sharples 201-204.
Kamaaina Bowling Club: Previous week scores—San-dy Viloria 237-256/688, Matthew Skolnik 243-204-224/671, Ben Skolnik 219-247/660, Tony Marusco 245-225/641, GIl Barcoma 231-205/629, Serena Miyahira 214-205/607, Pam Jones 211, Louise Viloria 203, Ana Fukuchi 202. Current week scores—Kalani Akui 241-211/647, Chris Alporque 244-202/628, Frank Jones 237-205/620, Matthew Skolnik 237, Koku Lee 235, Serena Miyahira 236-203/631, Glenka Cabatu 224/604, Jayne Nishimoto 203 Teri Soto 201.
4-4 Vegas: Mike Peterson 234-227/634, Norm Walker 214, Dino Chavez 200-202.
Family & Friends: Dave Meno 214-231/624, Justin Sanchez 214, Wilbur Buck 203, Chris Meno 201, Jess Meno 201.
Double Daters: Tim McConaha 241/617, Troy McCo-naha 246/615, Bob Legro 247/608, Jerry Lao 207-223/601, Gary Alchin 241, Traci Sodal 219-215.
Gambler’s Anonymous: Ken Williams 211, Alan Bloom 207, Susan deGraaff 200.
Senior No-Tap: Results of December 14, 2010. 37 entries @ $10=$370. 37 lineage @ $5.25=$194.25. 37 prize fund @ $4.75=$175.75. 30 3-6-9 @ $1=$30. Place Money—1st Joe McKee 826 $34, 2nd Rachel Chaco 819 $26, 3rd Norm Walker 814 $20, 4th Yosh Hasegawa 796 $14, 5th Sam Shumard 794 $10, 6th Tak Mukai 787 $7. Side Pots—Game 1, hdcp: 1st-2nd (tie) Norm Walker and Tak Mukai each with 298 and $7 each, 3rd John Magill 290 $5. Game 2, scr.: 1st Janine Ditch 278, 2nd Vern Temple 269 $9, 3rd Norm Walker 264 $675. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Rachel Chaco 303 $8, 2nd Dick McKenzie 301 $6, 3rd Jim Ellis 292 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover: $67, Added: $30. New Total: $9.
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SCHROEDER & SCHROEDER Are Moving Upby Frank Weiler
MURRIETA — Schroeder and Schroeder isn’t a law firm. No, Schroeder and Schroeder is a father and son bowling team. DEREK SCHROEDER and his dad STEVE are teammates on the “A FAMILY TREE FLORIST” trio bowling team, at Cal Oaks Bowl.
They compete on Thursday night in the 640 Scratch League, and until recently were hitting more low notes then a musician playing a base drum. Then suddenly Schroeder and Schroeder went from averaging 200 each to 240 each.
Within a few weeks, they moved from the stairs above the basement to the penthouse door. Watch out team number eight! Last week Derek rolled a 791 (213 - 290 - 288) with a four pin separating him from a 800 series. Dad Steve posted a solid 680 as the Schroeder Squad went 24 - 0. Derek’s big series came on the heels of last weeks 749.
PAUL NILSEN led his team to twenty points (20 - 4) with a 300 and 781 (246 - 300 - 235).MATT MURTISHAW made the 7 - 10 split on his way to 709 (213 - 279 - 217). By the way, it’s that time of year again
for all of us to thank the Bowling News for keeping us informed and bowling wise.
Are you one of those of our members who has been caught up in scrambling to submit your entry forms for our Open and Women’s Championship Tournaments before January 15, 2011? Well, take a deep breath and relax a bit for the Tournament Committee has just announced that the dead-line is being extended to Feb-ruary 15, 2011!
Perhaps you have mis-placed the entry forms. Don’t
2011 Open & Women’s Championships Entry Extended
by Phyl Knolldismay… you can find a com-plete entry for both of these tournaments on our Award Winning Website, calusbc.com. However, make sure you print off all four pages AND please read the Rules careful-ly. Incomplete and inaccurate information will automatically delay the processing ot your paperwork.
Hurry, do it now! Don’t be one of those who will say….. “I Wish I Would Have”!
