Excludes holidays and Super Bowl Weekend. SUN-THURS No ... · Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series 3-6-9 = $389.00 56 LANE STATE-OF-THE-ART-BOWLING CENTER OPEN 24 HOURS • SPECIAL

2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood

(562) 421-8448

Tuesday Night Special9 PM - 11 PM

$ 20.00 per laneincludes shoes

Thursday Night Special9 PM - 11 PM

1.75 / game -3.00 shoes

SaturdayNo-Tap

June 2nd5 PM5 PM5 PM5 PM5 PM

Entry Fee:$40SidepotsOptional6 Games

FRIDAFRIDAFRIDAFRIDAFRIDAYYYYYNONONONONO-----TTTTTAPAPAPAPAP

3 GAMESEvery FridayAt 1:00 PM

$15 ENTRY FEEIncludes Singles, 3-6-9

Sidepots, Insurance& Scratch Series

3-6-9 = $389.00

56 LANE STATE-OF-THE-ART-BOWLING CENTEROPEN 24 HOURS • SPECIAL GROUP RATES FOR BOWLERS

$69 $3910 Room Minimum. Rates are per room/per night + 9% tax.

Single to quad occupancy. All group policies apply.Offer expires January 26, 2006. Not valid with any other specials.

Based on availability. Rates subject to change.Excludes holidays and Super Bowl Weekend.

No energy surcharge. SUN-THURSFRI-SAT

FROM FROM

2008

Thursday, May 31, 200768th Year In Publication

Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288

News SINCE 1940CaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaBOWLINGP.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected]

OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info.

Forest Lanes 6 Gamer12 Noon • Saturday, June 23rd$300.00 1st Place Guaranteed

Entry Fee:$50.00

WWPB at Santa Clarita Lanes (L - R) Champ, Laura Lee Daniel;Proprietor, Tom Cristi; Runner-Up, Andrea Snyder.

Inland Empire NABI at Arrowhead Lanes Special Memorial DayWeekend Tourney (L-R) Thomas Licauco - 2nd Place, Quin Monical- Director, Hovsep Simonian - Champion, Guy Clear - 5th Place,Brad Lecount - Ebonite Ball Winner & Dana Lecount - 8th Place.

SAUGUS—Laura LeeDaniel took the lead early in theWWPB competition over Me-morial Weekend and never lookedback. The ladies began bowlingSaturday morning with LauraLee hovering near the top spotfrom game one.

Grabbing the qualifying lead(and an additional $100 for be-ing high qualifier) afterSaturday’s eight games, LauraLee went into Sunday’s roundrobin match play with confi-dence. Sunday proved to be ex-citing with Andrea Snyder andMissy Bellinder making a run atthe top spot - each comingwithin 10 pins of the lead onseveral occasions. But with eachgame, Laura Lee stood strongsecuring her third WWPB titlein the final match play game.

Laura Lee wanted to be sureto thank her sons - Larry, III(who will be off to college soon)and Bryan (who graduated fromthe California School for Deaf inRiverside last year); her hus-band, Larry, Jr.; Gip Lentine fordrilling her equipment; Bob Reidof Ebonite for the bowling balls

Daniel Takes Title #3 atSanta Clarita WWPB

she used over the course of theweekend; Tom Cristi and CraigGoodman of Santa Clarita Lanes;Nicole and Dave for their hospi-tality; and the WWPB.

“I had a great shot allweekend...and was able to staywith the same two balls, myBlack Widow and my Total NV”,Laura Lee stated as we talkedabout her victory. Incidentally,Laura Lee bowled a 5-gamer Fri-day night at Santa Clarita Laneswith drastically different results.“I prefer bowling on the low endof the house”, she joked.

Friday night proved, as al-ways, to be a blast for every-one! Tom Cristi and his staffput on a truly wonderful Pro-Am where every player wenthome with an awesome gift.This year’s theme was sports!

We would like to thank TomCristi and Craig Goodman fortheir continued support of theWWPB. We will take a smallbreak from competition for thefirst part of the summer. We’llreturn to the lanes in August - besure to check our webiste,www.wwpb.com for details.

by Lori Yamasaki SAN BERNARDINO — Wewant to thank Arrowhead Lanesfor hosting our Inland EmpireNABI Memorial Day WeekendTournament. We always feel athome there.

We especially want to thankeveryone who came out to bowlwith us. We know you had manychoices to bowl this past week-end, and we’re truly excited bythe great response we had!

Our newest champion isHovsep Simonian. Hovesp hasa quiet demeanor about him, butthat is not the same with his“Zone”. Hovsep qualified for thesemifinals in the first squad onSaturday. He came back Sundayto be high qualifier for our fi-nals, then went on to win.Hovesp gives all the credit forhis win to the Lord, for he, beinga praying man, was offering uphis prayers to do his very bestall during the tournament. Al-though Hovesp loves to bowl,his first love is the Lord, readingthe Bible, and serving with Richy(his Ministry Leader) at theArmeinan Angelical Church.There, he works with the youthto set them on the right path totheir future.

Hovsep wants to thank ev-eryone in our club for all theirwarmth and encouragement.Hovesp bowls in a league atAMF Bahama Lanes in Pasa-dena. He won with his Zone,drilled by Ed Williamson atBowling Square in Arcadia.

We want to congratulate BradLecount on winning the EboniteBall Raffle, and special congratu-lations to Kelly Jones. Kellyburnt up the lanes in our lastsquad on Sunday by bowling anawesome “300” game. He wonthe Monarch Ring from USBC.Way to go, Kelly!

INLAND EMPIRENABI

INLAND EMPIRE NABI“SPECIAL” MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND

(At Arrowhead Lanes)May 26-27, 2007

FINAL RESULTS 1. Hovsep Simonian $500.00 Optional Upgrade 500.00 1st Squad Qualify 200.00 2. Thomas Licauco 225.00 3. Don Eide 120.00 4. John Hafer 90.00 5. Guy Clear 80.00 6. Tom Mazzulla 70.00 7. Ed Worthley 70.00 8. Dana Lecount 60.00 9. Jay Shackelford 60.0010. John Boyer 60.0011. Patrick Ambrose 60.0012. Jacobs Vernon 60.0013. Dana Vernon 60.0014. Kelly Jones 60.00

SIDEPOT WINNERSJamescart Alarcio, Don Eide, HovespSimonian, Jay Shackelford, PatrickAmbrose (2), Aubrey Chelsea, DanaLeount, Guy Clear (3), John Hafer, ConnieHafer, Jeff Swanson, Dana Vernon, KellyJones, Ed Worthley (2).

Hovsep Simonian InlandEmpire NABI Champion

Our stepladder began withThomas Licauco bowling GuyClear. Guy bowled a 206 to Tho-mas’ 216. Thomas then bowledJohn Hafer. John bowled a 229to Thomas’ 237. Thomas thenwent on to bowl Don Eide. Donbowled a 194 to Thomas’ 211.Thomas then had to meetHovsep Simonian, our highqualifier. Thomas bowled a 232to Hovesp’s 260 for Hovesp towin the tournament. Thomasgave us a very exciting finalssquad, climbing up the some-times very steep stepladder.

Hovsep won a champion’sshirt, along with an entry intothe Tournament of Championsheld at The Orleans in Las Ve-gas, this July 2007. He also won$1,200 with Optional Upgrade,including an extra $200 for quali-fying in our first squad.

Our next tournament is atRiverside Lanes on Saturday,June 2. See ya there! See our adin the Bowling News this week.

Cal Bowl No-TapJune 2 — 5 P.M.LAKEWOOD — Read no

further, just plan to bowl thegreat monthly NO-TAP sixgamer at Cal Bowl on June 2nd.

Check-in at 4:30 p.m. for the5:00 p.m. start time.

If you haven’t bowled at CalBowl, now is the time to invest$40 in a great event.

The optional sidepots are thefun part, instant cash for the bignumbers. Questions?? Call 562-421-8448 or show up early Sat-urday around 4:30 p.m.

by Quin

Alan G. WinsDa Dough!NABI San Diego—Mira

Mesa Lanes hosted the NABItournament last weekend, & AlanGrobmeier “grabbed” his firstNABI title by being the lastbowler standing after the top 8single elimination finals werecompleted. Alan was the topscorer in semi final action, &continued his winning waysthroughout the three matches heneeded to win for the title. Asusual, the nerves belong to thespouses, & wife Grace was thepicture of serenity on the out-side, while keeping the butter-flies calm on the inside. Whenthe final match was over, hersmile was an instant combina-tion of happiness & relief. Alan,who had been totally focusedthroughout, had to wait a fewminutes to let the impact of hisaccomplishment sink in & he,too, was all smiles as he acceptedhis $1500 first place check.

The other finalists wereSteve Slezak, Riz Lejarde, JimNunnally, Roger Rabanal, ElsaHall, Frank Menchaca & MikeTangonan. Congratulations to allthe finalists on a terrific perfor-mance!

Our thanks to the Mira Mesastaff on providing perfect laneconditions for a tournament, aswell as assuring that the tourna-ment ran smoothly. Thanksagain!

In side action, the $150 3-6-9 perpetual pot was shared byJames Rostello, George Evans,Paul Willey, Jr., Jeff Nhieu,Tangonan & Grobmeier.

$50 guaranteed sidepotswere available every squad &George Taylor, Phil Horn, GoGo Brown, Chris Cacciatore,Bob Selner, Gil Gissendaner,Johnny Graham (2), Nunnally,Rabanal, Lejarde, Tangonan (2),Grobmeier (2), & Menchaca (3)collected them.

The next NABI event is Sat-urday, June 9th at ParkwayBowl. Check our ad in the nextissue of the Bowling News forcomplete tournament details.

See you the 9th at Parkway .. . We’ll save a cookie for you!

Bob Barker MCeesBowling Writers

At Sportmen’s Lodgeby Frank Kietz

STUDIO CITY — It was1977 when Bob Barker, star of“Price Is Right”, emceed thatyear’s So-Cal Bowling Writer’sAnnual Awards Banquet here atSportmen’s Lodge.

Bob scared the women all-stars, Jean Worthy, CarilynCowart, Suzy Engel, VirginiaNorton, Carol McHaffie, andCheryl Robinson, with his petrat in a hat skit.

Don Snyder was president;600 attended.

Thursday, May 31, 2007Page 2 BOWLING NEWS

The Very Best of Laughlin…Riverside Lanes!• State-of-the-Art Brunswick

Equipment • Frameworx Automatic Scoring• Full Service Pro Shop • 34 Lanes • Snack Bar • 1404 Rooms & Suites • 6 Plex THX Movie Theatre • 7 Restaurants • 3 Lounges • 2 Nightclubs• 740 Space RV Park

(Full-Hook-Up) • Large Arcade • Hall of Fame Bar• Race & Sports Book • Don’s Kid Kastle (supervised

children’s play center)• 2 Classic Auto Exhibit

Showrooms (Free Admission) www.bowllaughlin.com

Join us for our all-newCOSMICBOWLINGLight Show!EVERY FRIDAY ANDSATURDAY NIGHT AT…

RIVERSIDE LANESBook Sweepers or Group Reservations

1-888-590-2695

AMF VALLEY VIEW LANESPresents

The PBA ExperienceStarts Friday June 22, 2007 at 7pm

Meeting at 6:15 pmJust 10 Weeks - No Team Max

$15.00 per Week - Handicap LeagueDoubles / 3 Games per week

Come out and Bowl on what the Pro’s Bowl on...

1st Place $1,000 & Trophiesbased on 20 Teams • sweeps week 11

12141 Valley View St.Garden Grove,

CA 92645714-898-2507

WWPBWESTERN WOMEN PREMIER BOWLERS

5th ANNUAL SANTA CLARITA LANES WWPB OPEN May 25-26, 2007FINAL RESULTS

1. Laura Lee Daniel,* Corona, CA 3887 $1,000.00 2. Andrea Snyder, Hesperia, CA 3783 750.00 3. Missy Bellinder, Fullerton, CA 3721 600.00 4. Lindsy Bonifacini, San Diego, CA 3648 525.00 5. Pam Pancoast, Lomita, CA 3561 450.00 6. Lauren Takahashi, Woodland Hills, CA 3555 400.00 7. Michele Carter, National City, CA 3445 350.00 8. Michelle Silver, West Los Angeles, CA 3397 325.00 9. Laura Hardeman, Chula Vista, CA 1710 175.0010. Laurie Soto, Castiac, CA 1664 100.00*Laura Lee also collected an additional $100 for high qualifier.

National Deaf Bowling NewsRiverside Wins Team Sweeper, Jim MohrSingles & Doubles with Gardy Rodgers

by Connie MarchioneMORENO VALLEY—So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League team

champion Riverside continued its winning ways by capturing theseason-ending team sweeper at Brunswick Moreno Valley Bowl.The six teams were closely contested until in the third game River-side roared ahead with 638 with Emad Aranki’s 190, Andy Lorenzo’s214 and Ed Abakumoff’s 234. The Champs finished with a 527 fora 4 games total of 2183 to win by 52 pins for the $120 prize.

Incidentally 2nd place prize of $60 went to Los Angeles teamwhich finished last in the regular season. Jim Mohr closed with a228 to help his team to a 2131. South Bay got the 3rd place $30prize with help of Pablo Yoma’s closing 225 for 2089 total.

Ed Abakumoff led the honor roll with 182-179-234-214/809followed by Yoma’s 173-204-202-225/804 and Bob Jones’ 179-209-193-214/795. Gardy Rodgers had 199-205-214-168/786, Fran-cisco Navarro 201-214-17+-175/766, Lorenzo 214/747, DarrellStogryn 240/738, Mohr 228/732 and Don Millwee 705.

On the Sweeper’s handicap side Jim Mohr scored 732 plus 160hdcp for 892 to take the Singles prize by one pin over GardyRodgers’ 786 plus 105 for 891. Pablo Yoma placed a distant 3rdwith 804+76/880.

Then in the Doubles Mohr and Rodgers placed first for $80,Mohr & Yoma 2nd $60, Rodgers & Yoma 3rd $40, Mohr & Navarro4th $30, Rodgers & Navarro 5th $20, Mohr & Abakumoff 6th $15,Rodgers & Abakumoff 7th $10, Mohr & Lorenzo 8th $7, Rodgers& Lorenzo 9th $5 and 10th place Mohr & Jones $3.

The league’s Masters which was ran during the season, won byDarrell Strogryn who defeated Ed Abakumoff in January, its prizemoney was distributed to all.

The League prize money was given out and at $4.17 per pointfirst place Riverside got $274.95 per bowler, largest ever due toincrease in league fee to $20.00. This does not count the above $40sweeper prize and the $25 they had below special prizes. Haplesslast place Los Angeles team who was hit with absenteeism and hardluck got $160.10 per bowler.

Special prizes were distributed, cash in lieu of trophies, ss leaguechampions, Riverside got $45.00 and emblems from USBC andrunner-up South Bay received $30.

South Bay received $30 for its 2396 team high series and River-side got $30 for its 673 team high game.

Darrell Stogryn had the season high series 955 and Ed Abakumoffthe high game 275. Stogryn takes home the league’s Charles R. HartMemorial High Average Trophy for his leading 210 average.

This first and oldest all deaf traveling league will start its 48thyear with a meeting in August. New deaf and hard of hearing bowlersare welcome. Must have 140 or better average. Email to Connie [email protected] or Ed at [email protected].

Thursday, May 31, 2007 Page 3BOWLING NEWS

Bowl With The World’s Greatest Senior Bowlers

PBA US Senior OpenPro-Am at the

SuncoastJune 17, 2007 • 1pm & 4pm

$1000 Guaranteed Top Prize•

•

•

•

PACKAGES

$70ENTRYONLY

$179BALL &ENTRY

$249BALL, BAG& ENTRY• •

Ball Package Includes: Red Zone andTarget Zone Spareball

SPECIAL ROOM RATES

$70SUNDAY-

THURSDAY

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL

1-888-365-7111

$120FRIDAY &

SATURDAY•

CoastCasinos.com

The Orleans, Ebonite Intl. & TAT Present

TAT SUMMER CLASSICJuly 1-8, 2007 at

$500,000OVER INPRIZES

1 ENTRY FEE • 11 SEPARATE PRIZE FUNDS

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL

1-888-828-2695FOR ORLEANS ROOM RESERVATIONS

1-800-675-3267

OVER500+

WAYS TOCASH $30,000

EBONITEChallenge

WIN UP TO$40,000+$10,000BONUS

$25,000FREE W/ENTRY5 CHANCEEVENTS


CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

Reserved Party Times:Saturday & Sunday

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Call Cal Bowl forParty Packages

To Fit Every Budget

BowlingParty RoomHostessFood & Soda’s Fabian is $1,292 Match Series winner in ABTA at Cal Bowl (L-R)

Isagnani Villanueva past ABTA Champion, Mariel, Jodie, VictorFabian, who hit for $1,292 for a 433 Match series and Kids Eddie,Ivan and Maybellene who hit for $1,292 for a 433 Match series.

ABTA ThanksCal Bowl for their

Hospitality andSuperb Service

for our MemorialSpecial Event

Cal is host of theABTA Winter League

that begins inSeptember.

$12,000 First Place

775 Mixed 4-SomesMatch Point

Must Have TwoYear Book

LAKEWOOD — Wow! Where has the timegone? Can you believe it, but this Saturday, June 2is our monthly No-Tap at Cal Bowl. It’s a 6-Gameralways held on the first Saturday of each month.Yes, the month of June is here and along comesall that summer fun. See our ad on page 1 for allthe important information.

Speaking of fun, that’s what the bowlers alwaysdo here at Cal Bowl. Some of the leagues took abye due to the Memorial Day holiday so the list ofhigh scores is shorter this week.

BIG BEARRoy Cunningham 234-201-222/657, Emmersom

Wafer 221-218-214/653, Nolan Baker 180-222-225/627, James Elliott Jr. 177-175-266/618, LeeTheiss 234-194-166/594, Allisen Sutton 171-164-210/545, Dee Phipps 200-158-182/540, DeborahSaipaia 179-163-184/526, Lilllie Darden 209-158-157/524, Daronda Reed 170-144-201/515, Fia Pele192-172-156/520, Evette Franklin 188-149-165/502.

CAL STARSYvonne Clarke 167-155-190/512, Bette Jane

Richardi 148-174-183/505, Mary Spencer 165-159-182/506, Betty Moss 199-166-134/499, Donna List140-190-158/488, Lucy Seiple 168-158-177/493.

FUNSTERSEddie Buhay 214-200/573, Dollie Castillo 210/

562, Boylee Inocente 205-204/590, Pat Erwin 211/581, Joe Erwin 530, Don Kelly 523, Ed McLean201/534, Jim Plant 213/606, Al Romero 531, DonKeith 202/536, Wendell Ledbetter 218/555, DickFleming 500, Wilfred Panton 514, Luz Cruz 508,Ken Seiple Sr. 563, Margo McClain 205/532, JamieVallier 206/579, Doug Johnson 212/578, CathyAnderson 208/538, Josh Hudson 234/552, ArtNelson 522.

CAL BOWLEROSCarole Fischer 216-213/620, Dee Phipps 214-

214/608, Mary Smyth 205-204/587, Karen Witt 217/581, Kim Eastwood 220/572, Margo McClain 206/

537, Stacy Kelly 213/530, Betty Phillips 214/526,Leona Belletti 512, Bette Jane Richardi 508, Bar-bara Bishop 209/506.

SENIOR MENS TRIOWalter Millsap 219-224-202/645, Wayne Brown

200-216-236/652, Clarence Turner 232-192-237/661, Boylee Inocente 213-216-224/653, Jim Plante193-211-253/657, Fala Sula 203-205-224/632, RickHunter 204-224-211/639, Jim Burke 248-169-276/693, Archie Stull 267-215-213/695, Al Williams 245-234-169/648, Billy Scott 212-225-202/639, EllisHouston 173-223-214/610, Dion Morris Sr. 206-258-203/667, Mel Lebeauf 223-189-199/611,Jimmy Hamilton 225-248-172/645, Willie Burkhalter191-256-180/627, Ken Wright 190-239-180/609,Ray Staten 211, B.J. 215, Jesse Smyth 226-201,Paul Reynolds 215, Bob Stickney 210, VinceCervantes 213, Butch Hernando 231, RollieDeGuzman 216, Josh Hudson 210-201, RichardSotelo 248, Bob Knipple 230, Pre Collier 203, PatKinard 210-264, Herman Martin 200, Ed Neal 221,Charles Veals 233, Clarence Matthews 200-214,Tariq S. Deen 226, Wendell Ledbetter 202, EdBrown 203, Ralph Wingert 201, Clark VandenBerg204, Joe Swift 236, Rich Kelly 224, Curtis Whaley214, Billy Cowens 210, Roosevelt Lewis 212, HughKemp 229, Chuck Morrissey 214, Cecil Knighton204, John Cuico 203, Terry Binuya 200, JorgeFernandez 204-206, Royce Randle 222, RickLlaneta 216, Ray Culp 209, Al Otiz 211, ChuckAshton 204, Andrew Morton 207, Jerry Giron 217-201, Don Boaz 200.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASKen Holiday 582, Lee Theiss 511, Ken Seiple

Sr. 563, John Roach 500, Walter Millsap 268-220-231/719, Jim Burke 682, Pat Erwin 537, WendellLedbetter 579, Fala Sula 552, Tua Sula 517, JimPlante 602, John Mathews 561, Bob Stickney 602,Steve Jasper 538, Paul Morrison 518, Jerry Stotts582, B.J. Theiss 683, Chuck Patterson 603, JoeErwin 572, Rose Goodwin 511, Ron Leidholdt 554,

Emie Cervantes 512, Chuck Ashton 500, Al Ortiz290/684, Pat Orr 527, Jamie Vaulter 588, JohnWelty 538, Donald Jones 549, Al Williams 536.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEMatt Mosley 174-211-221/606, David Wall 189-

202-210/610, Benjie Calinawan 207-208, JeremyCampbell 210, Linda Chase 200, Faga Fila 206,Erwin Flores 206, Tracy Hart 211, Sheila Lawton204, Gary Nelson 202, Shirley Owens 201, CindySantos 224, Shannon Santos 201, Steven Smith221, Richard Vasquez 214.

FRIDAY NO-TAP May 25, 2007FINAL RESULTS

1. Joe Noriego 853 $60.002. Rick Llaneta 813 30.003. Kevin Kavanaugh 802 18.00

SIDEPOTS1. Roger Wrase, hdcp. 286 24.002. Joe Noriego, scr. 298 24.003. Shorty Ramos, hdcp. 309 24.00

3-6-9 POTNo winners 389.00

INSURANCEChris Porter 24.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTRick Llaneta 792 24.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTJune 1st at 1:00 P.M.


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

1-800-217-2462

Hurtado wins ABTA Memorial Event at Cal Bowl (L—R) At the right is ABTA Champion Ben Hurtadowho claimed a $4,100 top prize in the ABTA’S Annual Memorial Event hosted by CAL Bowl. Ben bested623 entrants in the 3 day event for the win. At the left is Susan Ebilane 3rd, $1,000. Carl Nixon of LasVegas 4th $400. Ronnie Cordero, runner-up $2,000. Carlos Vejar ABTA Supporter and friend of thechamp and Big Ben the proud winner!

Five Share Match Series Winner ABTA/CAL (L—R) MarkHuertas, Mitzi Martinez , and Freddie Catamisan are allsmiles as they collect $700 each for hitting the Match gameof 174 in the ABTA Memorial Event at CAL Bowl. Alsowinners, but not pictured were Christine Smith and Ik HeeYoun. They shared the $3,500 Pot!

1 Ben Hurtado 757 3,600.00Squads 500.00

2 Ronnie Cordero 673 2,000.003 Susan Ebilane 699 1,000.004 Carl Nixon 680 400.005 Scott Smith 672 400.006 Tony Rodriguez 700 300.007 Herry Winarto 695 300.008 Ed Abarca 663 300.009 Rey Cruz 659 300.00

10 Ping Romero 735 240.0011 Miguel Herrera 716 240.0012 Ginalynn Velarde 709 240.0013 Koo Hwang 703 240.0014 Marvyn Galsim 684 240.0015 Alex Velasco 662 240.0016 Angel Asuncion 661 240.0017 Michael Villareal 658 240.0018 Raul Rosales 690 225.0019 Romy Cajucom 685 225.0020 Anthony Dancel 684 225.0021 Bert Dancel 680 225.0022 Vic Santos 675 225.0023 Cleve Johnson 665 225.0024 Marvin Galsim 665 225.0025 Domone Hale 661 225.0026 Danny Eguilos 659 225.0027 Dale Strader ss 652 225.0028 Laura McIntosh 60% 656 135.0029 Rina Cordero 60% 651 135.0030 Chaweeewan Arnuan 645 225.0031 Arlene Smith 633 225.0032 Anna Bautista 624 225.0033 Mike Bousquet 652 200.0034 Ariel O’Campo 648 175.0035 Greg Neuer 647 170.0036 Art Alvarez 643 170.0037 Ray Varela ss 641 167.5038 Ronnie Lemons 640 167.5039 Ted Evans 639 165.0040 Dennis Kelsey 639 165.0041 Marcus Lemons 639 165.0042 Elmer Ferrer 638 162.5043 Julian Conwi 637 160.0044 E.J. Rogers 636 157.5045 Randy Antazo 632 155.00

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATIONMEMORIAL SPECIAL EVENT

May 26, 2007(At Cal Bowl)

FINAL RESULTS

46 Lorenzo Justice 631 152.5047 Angel Chua 629 150.0048 Alejandro Vela 627 147.5049 Keith Anderson 627 147.5050 Cliff Higgins 627 147.5051 Raymond Grabinski 625 142.5052 Robert Mercado 625 142.5053 Fred Pettie 625 142.5054 Michael Segler 623 138.7555 Berth Borci 623 138.7556 Ken Seiple Jr 621 135.0057 Ed Jones 621 135.0058 Sun Sundara 617 131.2559 Jason Chiu 617 131.2560 Steve Bryant 616 128.7561 Leny Urrutia 616 128.7562 Miguel Rosales 615 126.2563 Donald San Pedro 615 126.2564 Charlie Medina 613 124.2565 Desi Nixon 613 124.2566 Ruthie Jones 60% 613 74.5067 Todd Edwards 612 120.0068 Vickie Smith 610 120.0069 Fred Ringor 608 116.2570 Danielle Forniss 608 116.2571 A. Francisco 60% 607 67.5072 Noli De los Angeles 606 111.2573 Will Samson 606 111.2574 Hai Le 604 107.5075 Jeff Taino 604 107.5076 Ely Cruz ss 599 102.5077 Dominador LaGuardia 599 102.5078 Scott Vasquez 599 102.5079 Alvin H. Reyes 598 99.2580 Manny Antonio 60% 598 59.5081 Roger Amparro 598 99.2582 Butch Nitahara 60% 597 57.0083 Carl Comrie 596 95.0084 Pilbert Colian 594 95.0085 Greg Biewer 591 92.5086 Chris Kelly 590 92.5087 Nancy Brown 589 91.7588 Krischna Howard 589 91.7589 Mitzi Martinez 588 91.0090 J.R. DeGuzman 588 91.0091 Anthony Borci 587 90.0092 Tess M. Santos 60% 584 54.0093 David Emrich 584 90.0094 Jo Jo Jasmin 583 87.7595 Du Quach 583 87.7596 Corinna Brown 60% 583 52.7597 Ken Wright 583 87.7598 Orelando Ramos 581 87.00

99 Danielle Carter 580 87.00100 Marvin Fangre 578 86.00101 Isagani Villanueva 577 85.75102 Steven Hood 577 85.75103 Gil Romero 577 85.75104 Gerald Sanchez 575 85.00105 Lenny Riley 575 85.00106 Danny Guevarra 573 84.00107 Victor Hilvano 567 84.00108 Michael Nelms 567 84.00109 Joyce Charles 60% 566 50.50110 Vic Garcia 566 84.00111 Rick Llaneta 565 84.00112 Walter White ss 564 83.00113 Rey Hernandez 563 83.00114 Rico Cayton ss 562 83.00115 Lynn Waldie 561 82.50116 Robert Mosley 561 82.50117 Greg Barron 556 82.00118 Glenn Mabilangan 554 82.00119 Jowell Tatlonghari 552 82.00120 Christy Estimo 541 81.00121 Linda Larson ss 540 81.00122 Stephaie Alvarez 536 81.00123 Bobbie McCollum ss 533 81.00124 Salvatorre Galluzzo 532 80.00125 John Engelbrecht 531 80.00126 Roger Wrase 528 80.00127 Desiree Herrera 60% 528 48.00128 Gilliardo Gonzales 522 80.00129 Vuong Do 518 79.00130 Carlos Vejar 517 79.00131 Dodie Sajonas ss 501 79.00132 Leo Tartamella ss 490 79.00133 Sol Cericos 494 79.00134 Deborah Sanders DNS 79.00135 Fred Galvan 60% DNS 47.50

DOUBLES1 Ronnie Cordero /

Rina Cordero 1408 260.002 Abe Morales /

Rey G. Hernandez 1378 210.003 Chaweewan Arnuwan /

Carl Nixon 1377 190.004 Danny Guevarra /

Romy Cajucom 1376 170.005 Roger Wrase /

Michael Villarreal 1374 140.006 Danny Eguilos /

Danny Guevarra 1357 120.007 Demetrius Cash /

Rey G. Hernandez 1355 110.008 Danny Guevarra /

Randy Antazo 1343 100.009 Ken Seiple Jr. /

Randy Antazo 1342 90.0010 Gibin Kim /

Michael Villarreal 1340 80.0011 Chris Kelly /

Bedell Vasquez 1340 80.0012 Everett Rogers Jr. /

Ted Evans 1338 60.0013 Rick F. Llaneta /

Chris Abing 1337 50.0014 Danny Eguilos /

Anthony Borci 1337 50.0015 Sol Cericos /

Raul Rosales 1333 40.0016 Victor Hilvano /

Fred Galvan 1333 40.0017 Danny Guevarra /

Ely Cruz 1331 30.0018 Anthony Borci /

Roger Wrase 1329 20.0019 Carl Nixon /

Chaweewan Arnuwan 1327 20.0020 Donald San Pedro /

Jerilyn Morales 1327 20.00FINANCIAL REPORT

CUT SCOREMen: Fri. +52; Sat. +57; Sun. +46Women: Fri. +37; Sat. +57; Sun. +26Super Seniors: Men: Ely Cruz, Cliff Higgins,Rico Cayton. Women: Bobbie McCollum,Linda Larson.

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Ronnie Cordego +171Women: Anna Bautista +99

RE-ENTRY CUT SCOREMen: +46, Women: +25

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Lorenzo Justice 75.00MATCH GAME — 174 — $700 Each

Mitzi Martinez, Mark Huerta, ChristineSmith, Freddie Catamisan, IK Hee Yoon

MATCH SERIES — 433Victor Fabian 1,2992.00Prize Fund, 620 25,252.00Paid Entries, 16 @ $79 1,264.00Optional Sidepots 3,903.00Doubles 1,880.00Squad 500.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Brackets 30.955.003-6-9 75.00Match Series 1,292.00Match Game 3,500.00TOTAL PAID OUT $37,654.00

New Members Welcome!New Members welcome up to 209 Average

Match Game est $2,300 and 3-6-9 pot is $1,600MISSION HILLS—The ABTA will visit the Valley, hosted by

Mission Hills Bowl Saturday June 2nd. A one day event with fivequalifying squads Saturday beginning at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 &6:00 PM. The board will be frozen with 1 in 5 bowlers advancing tothe Semifinals at 8:00 PM.

The Match Game will go for a Huge $3,500, and the 3-6-9 is anice $1,200 at Mission.

There will be Guaranteed pots of $75 at 4:00 PM and $100 at6:00 PM. Bring in a new member and bowl for 1/2 price at Mission!

LAKEWOOD—Ben Hurtado, one ofour Most Faithful Members, was the bestover the ABTA’s 3 day Memorial Specialat Super CAL Bowl. He finally won hisFirst ABTA Title in fine style, downingupstart Ronnie Cordero in a tense, excit-ing title game that went to the final balland a 188-186 score including handicapfor the win. Ben is a soft spoken gentle-man. He let his bowling ball speak loudat CAL as he bested a great turnout of612 entrants, and 135 semifinalists. Hewon from the top seeded position withCordero advancing through the elimina-tions to the big title game.

This event was held over three days,Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with a greattotal of 623 entries coming through thedoors to enjoy the fun and competition.A whopping $37,654 was returned to ourbowlers NOT Including Brackets!

The scoring was contentious but fair(semi tough) and produced cut scores ofFriday Men +57, Ladies +37, SaturdayMen +57, Ladies +37, and Sunday Men+46 Ladies +26. Re Entry squad of 100bowlers had men +46 and the ladies +25.Special thanks to Gary and CAL for thefine tournament shot which was Most Fairto all (Each day). Great Job!! Also addedwere our faithful Super Seniors to theSemis being Cliff Higgins, Rico Caytonand Ely Cruz. Ladies Linda Larson andBobbie Mc Collum and the fine field of135 would enter the semis in hopes ofmaking the top 32 Single Elim.

The Semis took to the lanes, as wecut to the top 32, with nearly one in fourearning a shot at the big bucks. After threegames the cut to the top 32 went Men +52and the ladies at +24.

Our finals field was now set at 32players, 25 men and 7 women. BennyHurtado stepped up to take control as thetop seed with his huge +157 which guar-anteed him a free ride to the title match.Ping Romero was runner up at +135which gave him a first round bye and beseeded into the second round of the Singleelims

In the round #1 of the single elim fi-nals, each of the first-round losers pock-eted checks for $225 finishing in 18-32ndplace. They being Arlene Smith, ChaweeArunwan, Damone Hale, Dale Strader,Spanky Rosales, Romy Cajucom, BertDancel, Anthony Dancel (father /son)duo, Marvin Galsim, Danny Eguilos,Rina Cordero and Laura Mc Intosh.

Round #2 losers received checks of$240 each. Finishing in 10-17th placeswere Ping Romero, Michael Villarreal,Marvyn Galsim, Alex Velasco, KooHwang, Miguel Herrera, AngelAsuncion, and Gina Velarde.

Round #3 losers were Eddie Abarca,Rey Cruz, Herry Winarto and Tony

Hurtado Tops 623 Entrants in ABTAMemorial Special at CAL Bowl

Victor Fabian Hits Match Series for $1,292 • 7 share $3,500 Match GameWe Visit Mission Hills This Week 1 Day -Match Game est $2,300 3-6-9 is $1,600

Rodriguez. They finished in 6-9th places,and $300 each.

Round 5 had Susan Ebilane best ScottSmith in a big way 261-196. RonnieCordero bested Carl Nixon by one pin225-224. Carl The Vegas Boss at theRivera and Scoot Smith ABTA VegasChampion were 4th and 5th and $400each with great bowling; with Susan andRonnie to meet for the right to bowlHurtado for the title.

The excitement was building. Ronnieand Susan (ABTA regulars) went at it butRonnie brought his strike ball andemerged with a 263-213 over the prettylady who was 3rd. $1,000, her highestfinish thus far and she performed so great!Cordero was now off to the title game!!

The stage was set for the title matchand Ben elected to lead off and haveRonnie follow him. Ben led off with astrike. Ronnie spared then had threestraight opens putting him in a hole. Benhad a split in the second frame and againopened in frames 5-6. We had a closeone!!Ronnie held a slight lead even afteropening in frame 8, spared, struck in the9th and 10th for a 151/186 game. Benmarked in the 8th and with a strike in the9th needed the first in the 10th for thewin. He came through with a nice strikeand then a split got the count for a 160/188 game. The coveted title was his, andrightfully so!! This gentleman is mostdeserving and comes from a fine family.His son is also an ABTA member! Benrarely ever misses an ABTA event. We arelucky to have such a fine man bowl withus. His Buddy Carlos Vejar (a champion)from Arizona and still with us was proudof his compadre for sure. Great Peoplehere! Congrats Senor Hurtado, and an-other title is in your future!

Nice Bowling by Ronnie Corderowho did so well. He won five straightmatches and almost got the win. He willwin soon and also is a great Guy with aGreat Famil. Lovely wife Rena also bowlsin our club most every week! Good thingshappen to the good Guys and Ronnie isdefinitely that!

Fine bowling by a pretty lady SusanEbilane in 3rd. Let’s not forget Carl Nixonof Las Vegas in 4th. With a break theycould have gone for the title also.

Our overall high qualifiers this weekwere Ronnie Cordero +171 for the menand Anna Bautista led the femmes at + 99good for free entries.

Cordero drew the Match Series thisweek, a 433, which made newcomer Vic-tor Fabian quite happy as he got a nice$1,292 Payoff. Great for Victor!!

The Match Game #3 was matched byfive of our finest. They were MitziMartinez, Christine Smith, Mark Huertas,Freddie Catamisan and Ik Hee Youn!

They got $700 each. The Pot is againestimated at $2,300 this week with ourcarryover.

The 3-6-9 went for $1,500. LorenzoJustice out lasted the field, but missed andgot a $75 consolation. We have a $1,600Pot this Saturday at Mission! TheDoubles were won by (You Guessed it)Ronnie and Rena Cordero. Their 1408 gotthem $260 edging Rey Hernandez andAbe Morales 1,378 $210. Vegas BowlersChawnee Arnuan and Carl Nixon 1377and $190. We paid 20 places and $1,264in the doubles!

Ben Hurtado is from Rosemead andused a Rampage drilled by Memo atBowler’s Image! He is married to Aliciaand thanks good friend Carlos Vejar, andfamily for support, and the ABTA for afantastic Tournament and allwho cheeredfor him at CAL.

Ron Cordero is from Long Beach andmarried to Rena with a pretty little daugh-ter Gabby. He used a Special AAgentdrilled by ABTA Member Ben Mach atWestimister Lanes.. He thanks his familyfor support and “ The Dragon” Alan BastoHermie and Tres for support! and theABTA.

Susan Ebilane is from Long Beachand used a Radical drilled by Jim McCoy!.She is single and thanks Randy forthe coaching and support and her friendsin the Gobs and Gals League, and Godfor all his blessings!

Carl Nixon, a gentleman from LasVegas and a Boss at the Riviera almostpulled this one off. He bowled very welland had a tough match which took a littleout of Ronnie for sure. He is one the GoodGuys and thanks Bob and the ABTA fora great Tournament. He thanks lovely wifeSusan for support. She is also an ABTAmember!

Thanks, as always, to the Super CALBOWL STAFF. Gary has assembled agreat one there! Thanks to Carol, NightMgr for her help and all of YOU! We’ll beback there on our next schedule and of-ten! The ABTA League will again bowlthere this winter Thursday eves at 6:45and $12,000 1st place mixed fours 775scratch match point.

This week, we visit the Valley andpopular Mission Hills Bowl in MissionHills. Squads will run at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with the Semifi-nals at 7:45 PM. It’s History folks as “Big Ben” Hurtado enters the archives asour latest champion. See You at MissionHills for a good one. Get those Las Vegasrooms paid ASAP, they are due in full byJune 23. Last But not least!!Specialthanks to Gary for the Great TournamentShot which was near the same each dayand above all competitive and MOSTFAIR to all!


Brunswick InvitationalCal BoCal BoCal BoCal BoCal Bowling Supplwling Supplwling Supplwling Supplwling Supplyyyyy

7502 E. Florence Ave.Downey, CA 90240(562) 927-3351

3400 Gato Court • Riverside• (800) 367-4232

SponsorSponsorSponsorSponsorSponsored bed bed bed bed byyyyy

Join Us In SeptemberFor Our... 22nd Year!

$20,000 1st Place$35,000 In Added Sponsor Money

Team Maximum Entering Average 780

*Non Sport League

Due To Challenging Conditions, New BowlersReceive 15 Pins Off Book Average*2007/2008 Cap 212 • Minimum 175

Call Mike To Reserve Your Team Spot!

Current Season Thru Week 351st Clyde’s Video Games $$ 115.5 $20,0002nd Tri-Star Vending $$$ 113 $10,0003rd Professional Approach $ 103 $8,0004th Bry Law Accounting $$$$ 9 6 $ 7,0005th Freek Racing (wild card) 108.5 $6,0006th Bowlers Depot (wild card) 105.5 $4,0007th Prudential 24 Hour 938th Western Pacific 92


Men & Women’s Bowling Alliance

TEAM AND DOUBLES EVENT

TO BE HELD AT:

AMF BOWL O DROME LANES

21915 S. WESTERN AVE

TORRANCE CA, 90501

PHONE 310-328-3700

TOURNAMENT OPENS

JULY 7, 2007

TOURNAMENT ENDS

JULY 15, 2007

ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 15, 2007

USBC CERTIFIED

NO “WALK- INS” ALLOWED

MAIL COMPLETED ENTRIES TO

Larry Worrall

907 Grand Ave #6

Long Beach CA 90804

Phone # 562-434-8706 Fax # 562-434-7691

TOURNAMENT RULES

1. PARTICIPATION: This tournament is open to all sanctioned bowlers.

a. Team: Teams consist of two men and two women. b. Doubles: Consist of one man and one woman.

2. AVERAGE a. Use the highest book average as of April 15 2007 b. If no average under “a” than use highest book average as of April 15 2006. c. If no average under “a” or “b” than use the highest certified league average of 21 games or more as of

April 15, 2007. Bowlers must provide a league sheet prior to bowling.

d. If none of the above, a bowler must bowl scratch (220) or apply for an assigned average. 3. RULE 319: Each bowler is responsible for using his/her correct average in this tournament, a bowler failing to use the

proper average prior to bowling will be subject to disqualification. (Rule 319A-3).

4. Rules 319A-1, 319A-2, 319-D and 319-e WILL APPLY.

5. CHECK-IN: All team captains must check in 1 hour before scheduled time to bowl. No changes to team line-ups.

Substitutions must be made one hour prior to bowling. 6. MEMBERSHIP: Each bowler must have his/her current USBC membership card or must purchase an associate

membership card prior to bowling. MALE $18.00 FEMALE $18.00

7. BLIND SCORES: Blind scores or pacers may not be used.

8. REFUNDS. Positively no refunds will be made after the closing date.

9. PAYOFF: Pay off will be 1 place for at least every 7 entries. No prize will be awarded less than the prize fee. All prize

fees collected returned 100%

10. ERRORS: Errors in score keeping must be filed with the Tournament Director in writing within 24 hours after the

error was made. 11. PROTEST: Protest in regards to playing rules or eligibility shall be made in writing to a responsible Tournament or

Local Association Official or to the United States Bowling Congress before the tournament prize payments are made. 12. HANDICAP: The Handicap used in this tournament will be based on team method.

a. Team: Team Handicap will be set at 100% of 880.

b. Doubles: Doubles Handicap will be set at 100% of 440.

c. All Events: All Events Handicap will be set at 100% of 220.

13. MULTIPLE PARTICIPATION: Multiple participation is allowed in this tournament as follows:

a. Team: Teams may participate as often as desired but may cash only once 1. Teams that change at least two members will be considered a new team.

b. Doubles: Doubles pairs may bowl as often as desired but may cash only once. 1. Doubles pair that change partners will be considered a new doubles pair.

c. All events: All events will be an optional virtual event. All events scores will be used from team event and

doubles event. Individuals that are entered more than once the highest scores from team event and doubles will be used.

14. SPORTSMANSHIP: Any bowlers displaying poor sportsmanship subjects his team to immediate disqualification.

15. RULES NOT COVERED: In addition to the above rules USBC Rules govern the operation of this tournament.

16. TOURNAMENT MANAGER HAS THE AUTHORITY TO COMBINE SQUADS IF THE CIRCUMSTANCES

MERIT IT.

17. RETURNED CHECK: THE BOWLER WILL BE ASSESSED $25.00 FOR ANY CHECK RETURNED UNPAID BY

THEIR BANK.

MEN AND WOMEN’S BOWLING ALLIANCE

22nd

ANNUAL TOURNAMENT

TEAM EVENT- CIRCLE FIRST CHOICE ENTRY FEE PER BOWLER

1. JULY 7TH 12:30 P.M. LINEAGE $ 9.00 2. JULY 8TH 12:00 P.M. EXPENSES $ 2.00 3. JULY 14TH 12:30 P.M PRIZE FUND $10.00

4. JULY 15TH 12:00 P.M. TOTAL PER BOWLER $21.00

BOWLERS NAME IN THE ORDER THEY WILL BOWL (GIVE FULL NAME AND ADDRESS) USBC # AVERAGE AMOUNT

1 $21.00

2 $21.00

3 $21.00

4 $21.00

TOTAL FOR TEAM $84.00

DOUBLES EVENT - CIRCLE FIRST CHOICE ENTRY FEE PER BOWLER ALL EVENTS – OPTIONAL

5 JULY 7H 12:30 P.M. LINEAGE $ 9.00 EXPENSES $ 2.00 6. JULY 8H 12:00 P.M. EXPENSES $ 2.00 PRIZE FUND $ 8.00 7. JULY 14th 12:30 P.M. PRIZE FUND $10.00 8. JULY 15th 12:00 P.M TOTAL PER BOWLER $21.00 TOTAL PER BOWLER $10.00

LIST BOWLERS IN THE ORDER THEY WILL BOWL USBC# DOUBLES

$21.00

ALL EVENTS

$10.00

TOTAL

PAID

1

2

LIST BOWLERS IN THE ORDER THEY WILL BOWL USBC# DOUBLES

$21.00

ALL EVENTS

$10.00

TOTAL

PAID

1

2

TEAM CAP TAIN MAIL COMPLETED ENTRIES TO:

NAME ________________________________________ LARRY WORRALL ADDRESS________________________________________ 907 GRAND AVE #6 CITY ________________________________________ LONG BEACH CA 90804 PHONE # ________________________________________ (BOWLER WILL BE ASSESSED $25.00 FOR ANY CHECK RETURNED UNPAID BY THEIR BANK)

Men & Women’s Bowling Alliance

OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

22ND

ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

LARRY WORRALLP.O.Box 4064Seal Beach, CA 90740

LARRY WORRALLP.O.Box 4064Seal Beach, CA 90740

Entry DeadlineJune 15th

Official Entry Forms AreAvailable in All Southern

Los Angeles County USBC CentersBowl-O-Drome, Cal Bowl, Cerritos, Del Rio Lanes, Gable House,

Gage, Gardena, Keystone Lanes, Palos Verdes, Premiere & Southwest


21615 W. Soledad Cyn Rd, Saugus, CA 91350 • 661-254-0540 Fax: 661-254-7562Santa Clarita Lanes

Scratch 5 - GamerFriday, June 8th at 7:30 pm • $40 - Includes Sidepots

BY NICE AND SWEET

12655 VENTURA BLVD.STUDIO CITY

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

CanogaPark Bowl

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

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

BOWL

STUDIO CITY — The summer leagues are coming uponus, and we couldn’t be happier. Thanks for all your suppprtfor a great winter season. We (if you came to the LeagueAppreciation, and even if you didn’t) are happy to have youas a bowler and want to see all of you joining at least onesummer league.

PINZ ADULTSWe remembered all the veterans and those still fighting

to keep this world a free place. We know some of you had offthis week but will still remember and honor you; our dedi-cated veteran bowlers. Check out these scores for all ourgreat bowlers:

Tavern Guild: David Quam 214-235/629, Rick Kondo 219-227/618, Doc McCoy 210-223, Jeff Pifko 212, Rick Kennedy202, Richard Meza 200.

Kings & Queens: Kevin Collins 220-208-278/706, DarrenRadeff 211, Russ Wolkoff 204, Josh Scherr 202, Del Vargas183/497.

PINZ JUNIORSThe second week is upon us and all of you juniors need

to pick up your games and make this summer session away to better your games. We are excited so see your gamegrow and if you have a bowling adult than join our Adult/Junior League.

Adult/Junior: Adam Lander 241-247/665, Max Korn 189/506, Ethan Bensinger 179/497, Jamie Spector 164/443,Teddy Galvan 138/380, Noah Lander 126/351. (Adult: TinaHackett 191/581, Brad Lander 219/542, Ted Galvan 200, B.Dziengielewski 206).

Artcrafters Senior Scratch: (4-games) Griffin Roth 210-215-248/814, Nathan Honda 221-228-205/833, AdamLander 213-217-202/830, Leeanne Jilek 220-217-201/792,Ethan Bensinger 247/782, Natalie Kato 223/696, Nicole Kato193/692, Natalie Honda 177/640.

Artcrafters Senior Galaxies: Max Korn 177/486, RachelAcacio 149/416, Natalie Weisman 146/407, Joe Mesropian152/386.

Artcrafters Junior Stars: Stirling McCulloch 116/317,Nicole Martinez 92/255, Cameron Neal 87/226.

PINZ SENIORSYou limped out to appreciation night in perfect fashion.

Thanks for coming and we hope that you have as muchadmiration for us that we bestow upon you. We stand be-hind our seniors and these scores will show why:

Senior Social: Gary Olsen 216/577, George Linscacum181/469, Terri Bonato 203/457, Gueen Gaffney 155/401.

Pin Pals: Karen Collier 182/508, Shell Djergian 160/441,Marcia Shourt 161/423, Diana Bassi 148/409.

Joslyn Seniors: Lee Waldorf 231/550, Gary Olsen 204/549, Sol Karnovitz 179/507, John Dobson 180/488, Sol Stein169/473, Mary Bobnes 151/417, Terri Bonato 142/392, BettyDuskin 160/391, Yolando Dragotta 142/386, JoyceRabinowitz 146/382.

Bowler of the Week: Jerry Rabinowitz is being donned theBowler of the Week based on his great scratch scores dur-ing Appreciation Night. He not only won a prize but the re-spect of all of our league bowlers. Great Bowling, Jerry!

Sweetness Quote of the Week: A perfect summer day iswhen the sun is shining, the breeze is blowing, the birds aresinging and we’re a bowling.

WINNETKA — We hope everyone had a nice weekend.Let’s check out those exciting honor scores from the bowlershere at Canoga Park Bowl.

Viva Las Vegas: Rick Greenzweight 268-249-224/741,Tiffany Morita 226-237-225/688, Rubin Sarkissian 202-276/677, Bob Scherzberg 212-211-248/671, Carolyn Scherzberg230/588, Curtis Litzenberger 204.

River Maniacs: Robert Battle 244-238-214/696, JayWetherald 236-247/676, Tyler Stoy 245-254/670, Sam Ma-son 240-209-221/670, Dave Tremblay 222-277/661, Rob-ert Galbraith 201-244-216/661, Mike Ricca 246-235/653, B.Swearningin 217-258/650, Trevor Stoy 247-207/649, MikeOlson 225-236/641, Monise Kelly 227/587, Vonna Miscovich206.

Monday Nite Live: (Sweeper Scores) RichardGreenzweight 266/723, Tom Miller 256/695, Bill Williams230/680, Dave Cook 251/632, Bob Heyd 602, Carol W.Casuga 191/499, Dan Onestinghel 233.

Scratch Daytime Travel: (Sweeper Scores) Nancy Kato214/607, Kelly Gold 213/577, Georgia Garey 519, Bev Zietz215/510, Pauline Aldrich 203/503.

Tuesday Pick A Ball: (4-games) Bill Williams 254/889,James Smith Jr. 264/777,Marsha Williams 206/755, AllanNathan 214/757, Maddy Nathan 142/530. YOUTH: AaronSteinberg 264/815, Daniel Williams 242/796.

League Of Our Own: Mark Alvarino 278/752, LarryFontanilla 266/647, Shirley Nguyen 177/510, Ryan Medrano247, Jay Valencia 244, Almon Ulanday 236.

Dodger Bowling Club: Carol Clair 177/487, Josh Marx258/460.

Newcomers: Victor Salmorin 219/572, Annie Salmorin181/470.

Copper Bucket: (Sweeper Scores) Tom Tucker 269/696,Steve Katz 234/615, Amanda Johnson 203/562, RandyBarden 235, Josh Raymer 232, Paul Anderson 213.

Bnai Brith: George Lippert 253/701, Steve Horenstein274/689, Jay Rosen 237/672, Joel Tetreault 232/647, Ro-man Agiert 248/640.

Thursday Pick A Ball: (4-games) Scott Friedman 258/839, Patricia Gross 194/724, Ryan Gibson 247, Larry Fried-man 243, Frank Villegas 233, Paul Barkley Jr. 211.

Nice bowling, bowlers. See you next week.

WCST Ebonite Singles June 23-24 - Cal Bowl, Lakewood, CA

July 21-22 - Riverside Casino, Laughlin NVby Dick Sanders

LAKEWOOD—The WCST Ebonite Singles Tournaments areset for the June and July. First, Cal Bowl, in Lakewood, CA, June23-24, 2007. We will have the use of 40 lanes, and that means wecan take a maximum field of 80 bowlers, which half that entry fieldis already signed up. This two divisional age format of regular divi-sion Men: ages, 45 to 59, Super Seniors, ages 60 and up. For theLadies, regular division, ages 40 to 49, and super seniors, ages 50and up, will start qualifying on Saturday, June 23rd at 1:00PM.$165.00 is the Entry fee for this 10 game straight format for currentWCST Members, Guests add $15.00.

This format allows super seniors, if qualifying scores are highenough, then they will bowl for the bigger money places in theregular division. If they make that division, then they bowl for theirown finals on Sunday, June 24th, where both division finals start at8:30AM. Call the WCST Office now at 760-363-8141 for reserva-tions: If you have a computer, click on to http://westcoastseniortour.com for more information and schedules of allWCST Tournaments left in 2007.

For Information for Riverside Casino Lanes, Laughlin, NV, July21-22, 2007, click on to the same website, mentioned above, as wellas look for our ad in this paper this week.

Eric Forkel Wins Regular DivisionWCST Ebonite Singles

by Dick SandersCAMARILLO—Eric Forkel (Henderson. NV), won his 3rd

WCST Championship last week-end at Harley’s Camarillo Bowl inCamarillo, CA. This was not an easy one, as the PBA Hall ofFamer. Only 115 pins separated 8th to 1st place at the start of thefinals, The lead changed between 3 bowlers most of the 8 games.Hal Wilber who bowled 2491 to be the leader after the qualifying,slipped to 3rd after 3 games, when Vaughn Doody took the lead,after rolling 1216 his first 5 games, but then ran into trouble when hebowled 557 for the next 3 games, and eventually lost the lead , andslipped back to 4th going into the position round, Vaughn bowledJeff Garrison who was in 3rd place, and Hal Wilber, who had fallento 4th after Game 6, but then in Game #7, Hal rolled a big 279 gameand took the lead going into the position round of 19 pins over now2nd place Eric Forkel.

Meanwhile Jeff Garrison, beat Vaughn Doody 227-196, won hismatch, and finished in 2nd place, as Eric put away Hal 235-169, andthat dropped Hal to 3rd place. Eric ended up 19 pins over Jeff towin the tournament. For the final touches of this tough finals. StanWinter who started in 8th place , was still there after 5 games, butthen rolled 740 his next 3 games, and won all three of those matches,and made great finish to end up in 4th place.

The lanes had good scoring all week-end. Eric Forkel rolled a300 game in the qualifying. PBA and WCST Champion, BarryGurney bowled in his first WCST Tournament in 2007. He has beenaway for awhile, and finished 6th, he had the highest 5 game blockon Saturday, with 1298. Top 3: 1st, Eric Forkel, $925.00, 2nd , JeffGarrison (Hawthorn), $610.00, and 3rd to Hal Wilber (Las Vegas),$430.00 4 Super Seniors made it to the regular finals, which added4 more pay places to the regular division.

52 bowlers entered this two squad tournament. 28 on the “A”Squad, and 24 on the “B” Squad. A total of 34 regular divisionbowlers, and 18 super seniors. 21 checks were paid out for a totalof $6,505.00.00 , and for 7 tournaments this year, $55,290.00 paidout, and as we near that 3 million dollar pay-out mark, for 253tournaments, $2,853,233.00 paid out.

Our thanks to Mr. Scott Poddig, the GM, his workers for all oftheir great help, and to Ebonite International Company for theircontinued sponsorship of our tournaments, and to Larry and TheresaWilson, doing the Brackets.

We will return next year at this center on the Memorial DayHoliday Weekend.

**SUPER SENIOR NEWS**Jim Thurmond (Hemet) won his 9th WCST Title. Jim had the

lead only once in the finals, asleading qualifier Bill Stempke,who rolled 2344 in the qualify-ing held a 32 pin lead going intothe position match, Jim beat him248 to 202, and with 3rd placebowler, Russell Booth rolling a235 game and winning hismatch, moved into 2nd place tolose the tournament by only 29pins to Jim. The Super Seniorsdid very well in this tournament,finishing 3rd to 6th in the regulardivision finals, and the 6 superseniors bowling in their finals. Eric Forkel

ADULT-JUNIOR NO-TAP TOURNAMENT(At Canoga Park Bowl) May 19, 2007

OFFICIAL RESULTS1. Owen & Brent AndersonTrophies & Blockbuster Gift Certificates

2. Nick & Chip MinotTrophies & Blockbuster Gift Certificates

STEPLADDER FINALSMatch 1: Owen and Brent Anderson def.

Daniel Giegoldt and Paul Anderson, 510-402.Match 2: Owen and Brent Anderson def.Matthew Rollin and Fred Carr, 500-470.Championship Match: Owen and BrentAnderson def. Nick and Chip Minot, 570-403.

LEAGUE OFFICER’S NO-TAP TOUREY(At Canoga Park Bowl) May 19, 2007

OFFICIAL RESULTSMEN’S DIVISION

1. Stephen Sasaki 897 $60.002. Eiji Fukumoto 877 35.003. Donald Lavares 866 25.004. Ken Doolittle 823 20.00

SIDEPOTSGame 1, hdcp.:1. Chris Delin 316 9.002. Stephen Sasaki 311 5.00Game 2, scr.:1. Stephen Sasaki 300 9.002. Eiji Fukumoto 265 5.00Game 3, pins over average:1. Ken Doolittle +91 9.002. Eiji Fukumoto +87 5.00

CANOGA PARKSENIOR ALIBI NO-TAP TOURNAMENT

(At Canoga Park Bowl) May 22, 2007OFFICIAL RESULTS

MENS DIVISION1. Hung-Lay Quon 900 $10.002. Rick Greenzweight 862 9.003. Dick Schryver 819 8.004. Homer Hammond 807 FE

SIDEPOTSAll Scores Include Handicap

Game 1:1. Al Reiswig 290 9.002. Rick Greenzweight, tie 287 2.00 Sus Tellio, tie 287 2.00Game 2:1. Hung-Lay Quon 310 9.002. Rick Greenzweight 300 4.00Game 3:1. Dick Schryver 313 9.002. Hung-Lay Quon 310 4.00Game 4:1. Adam Drozdz 284 9.002. Hung-Lay Quon 280 4.00

WOMEN’S DIVISION1. Joan McRae 771 8.002. Freda Leibson 770 FE

SIDEPOTSAll Scores Include Handicap

Game 1:1. Joan McRae, tie 278 2.00 Mary Lauer, tie 278 2.00Game 2:1. Freda Leibson 263 4.00Game 3:1. Freda Leibson 244 4.00Game 4:1. Alicia Schryner 245 4.00

300 POTHung-Lay Quon 33.00Carryover 13.00

WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR — WCST EBONITE SINGLES(At harley’s Camarillo Bowl) May 26, 2007 FINAL RESULTS

REGULAR DIVISION 1. Eric Forkel, Henderson, NV 4451 $925.00 2. Jeff Garrison, Hawthorne, CA 4432 610.00 3. Hal Wilber, Las Vegas, NV 4374 430.00 4. Stan Winters, Simi Valley, CA 4367 385.00 5. Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas, NV 4346 370.00 6. Barry Gurney, West Hills, CA 4304 355.00 7. Kevin Gannon, Lakewood, CA 4262 340.00 8. Gary Markowitz 4169 315.00 9. Chuck Hansen, North Hills, CA 2375 180.0010. Joe Merrill, Boulder City, NV 2351 175.0011. Dave Rubin, Castro Valley, CA 2341 170.0012. John Parry, Oak Park, CA 2327 130.0013. Kevin Fatherree, Northridge, CA 2317 130.0014. David Terry, Santa Barbara, CA 2313 130.0015. Eddie Katz, Lakewood, CA 2281 130.00

SUPER SENIOR DIVISION 1. Jim Thurmond, Hemet, CA 3788 405.00 2. Russell Booth, Van Nuys, CA 3759 305.00 3. Bill Stempke, Burbank, CA 3744 285.00 4. Dave Wilson, Lakewood, CA 3699 265.00 5. John Cocchi, Las Vegas, NV 3665 245.00 6. Jerry Calvin, Thousand Oaks, CA 3494 225.00

MONEY BREAKDOWNINCOME

52 entries x $165.00 8,580.00TOTAL $8,580.00

DISTRIBUTIONPrize 6,505.00Lines 1,395.00Expenses 680.00TOTAL $8,580.00

CANOGA PARKLADIES 8-PIN NO-TAP TOURNAMENT

(At Canoga Park Bowl) May 15, 2007OFFICIAL RESULTS

1. Freda Leibson 887 $18.002. Joan McRae 832 FE

SIDEPOTSGame 1, hdcp.:1. Joan McRae 301 5.00Game 2, scr.:1. Freda Leibson 277 5.00Game 3, hdcp.:1. Freda Leibson 332 5.00

300 PRIZE WINNERNoneFree Entry to a future tournament.

3-6-9 WINNERFlo Bruno 10.00Carryover for July 20.00

WOMEN’S DIVISION1. Rose Chin 823 45.002. Georgia Garey 783 25.003. Debby Koeller 752 20/00

SIDEPOTSGame 1, hdcp.:1. Rose Chin 306 6.002. Setsuko Fukumoto 250 3.00Game 3, scr.:1. Georgia Garey 256 6.002. Rose Chin 237 3.00Game 3, pins over average:1. Setsuko Fukumoto +61 6.002. Mary Lauer +57 3.00Thanks to all league officers for bowlingtoday and for your hard work and supportof your leagues and bowlers all season.


INLAND EMPIRE Message Phone951-685-3403

orQuin or Dave Monical

909-731-3024

Handicap90% of 205

USBC SANCTIONED

$15001st Prize

With 75 entrys in tournament(and with all other extras)

WIN with Optional Upgrade - $400WIN with Qualifying in First Squad - $100

$5001st Prize Guaranteed

Nationally Sponsored By:

SASASASASATURDTURDTURDTURDTURDAAAAAY JUNE 2NDY JUNE 2NDY JUNE 2NDY JUNE 2NDY JUNE 2NDAMF RIVERSIDE LANES

10781 INDIANARIVERSIDE, CA - 951-363-2695

1 in 5 Qualify - Semi

Qualifying Times:Saturday

11:30 - 1:00 - 2:30Semi & Finals

4:00

Next TournamentJune 9th

Arlington Lanes

$60ENTRY

FEE

GuaranteedSidepots

$50All Qualifying

Squads

“TOP QUALIFIERS”to semi-finals & win asidepot & NOT be topqualifer. Free re-entryinto following squad

(1st & 2nd squads only)

Seniors60 & Over5.00 off on Entrys(One Discount At A Time)

$20DISCOUNTFIRST SQUAD ONLY

D.A. WRIGHT DICK SANDERS

PRESIDENT TOURNAMENT

DIRECTOR

WCST EBONITE SINGLESCAL BOWL, LAKEWOOD, CA

JUNE 23-24, 2007

Qualifying: Saturday, June 23, 2007 Two Divisional Ages:

Starting Time: 1:00PM Check In: 12: Noon Reg. Division: Men, 45 to 59

Maximum Entering Field: 80 Bowlers Ladies, 40 to 49

Entry Fee: $165.00 for Current WCST Members Super Seniors: Men, 60 & Up

Guests Add $15.00. Bowl 10 Games Straight Ladies: 50 & up

Optional Money Action: LATEST UP-DATED INFOCLICK ON TO:

High Game Side-Pots http://westcoastseniortour.com

9th Game Super High Game Side Pot

Two 5 Game Series Blocks Optional Brackets Finals: Sunday. June 24, 2007

Starting Time: 8:30AM Both Divisions

CALL THE WCST OFFICE NOW AND MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS. 760-363-8141

WCST EBONITE SINGLES

RIVERSIDE CASINO LANES, LAUGHLIN, NV

JULY 21-22, 2007

Qualifying: Saturday. July 21, 2007 Two Divisional Ages:

Starting Time: 9:00AM, Check In: 8:00AM Reg. Division: Men, 45 to 59

Maximum Entering Field: 68 Bowlers Ladies, 40 to 49

Entry Fee: $165.00 for Current WCST Members Super Seniors: Men, 60 & Up

Guests add $15.00. Bowl 10 Games Straight Ladies, 50 & Up

Optional Money Action: Friday: July 20, 2007

High Game Side Pots 5 Game Optional Singles

Sweeper

9th Game Super High Game Pot $500.00 Guaranteed 1st Place, if

Two 5 Game Series Blocks 40 or more bowlers entered.

Additional places paid one for 4

Optional Brackets $60.00 to enter: Includes High

Game Side-Pots. Brackets

Finals: Sunday, July 22, 2007 Optional

Starting Time: 8:30AM

There are only 35 rooms set aside, and they will go quickly for the two night stay of

$52.00 per night. Call 1-800-227-3849, and mention WCST for rates

West Coast Senior Tour

Presents


FIND A BOWLING CENTER NEAR YOU

ACTION LANES (32)10534 Lower Azusa Road, El Monte, CA 91731

(626) 350-8831 FAX (626) 350-8852

ALHAMBRA BOWLING CENTER (32)1400 E. Valley Blvd., Alhambra, CA 91801

(626) 289-5168 FAX (626) 289-5190

CAL BOWL (68)2500 E. Carson Street, Lakewood, CA 90712

(562) 421-8448

CANOGA PARK BOWL (32)20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka, CA 91306

(818) 340-5190 www.canogaparkbowl.com (24 HRS)email: [email protected]

CORBIN BOWL (26)19616 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA 91354

(818) 996-BOWL (2695)

CHAPARRAL LANES (48)400 W. Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, CA 91773

(909) 592-2772

DEL RIO LANES (32)7502 E. Florence, Downey, CA 90240

(562) 927-3351

GABLE HOUSE BOWL (40)22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance, CA 90505

(310) 378-2265

GAGE BOWL (22)3477E Gage Ave., Huntington Park, CA 90255

(323) 587-3211 – OPEN 24 HOURS

GARDENA BOWLING CENTER (16)15707 S. Vermont Ave., Gardena, CA 90247

(310) 324-1244

JEWEL CITY BOWL (24)135 S. Glendale Ave., Glendale, CA 91205

(818) 243-1188

KEYSTONE LANES (48)11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650

(562) 868-3261

MISSION HILLS BOWL (24)10430 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345

(818) 361-1221

OAK TREE LANES (36)990 North Diamond Bar Blvd., Diamond Bar, CA 91765

(909) 860-3558

PINZ BOWLING CENTER (32)12655 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, CA 91604

(818) 769-7600website: www.pinzbowlingcenter.com

PREMIERE LANES (32)13210 Telegraph Rd.., Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670(562) 941-0271• Pro Shop • Coffee Shop Available

SANTA CLARITA LANES (32)21615 W. Soledad Canyon Rd., Santa Clarita, CA 91350

(661) 254-0540

SHATTO 39 LANES (39)3255 W. 4th St., Los Angeles, CA 90020

(213) 385-9475

SOUTHWEST BOWL (26)11633 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90047

(323) 757-2211

VALENCIA LANES (24)23700 Lyons Ave., Santa Clarita, CA 91321

(661) 222-9080

Orange CountyFOREST LANES (40)

22771 Centre Drive, Lake Forest CA 92630(949) 770-0055

FOUNTAIN BOWL (60)17110 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, CA 92708

(714) 963-7888

SADDLEBACK LANES (32)25402 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 92692

(949) 586-5300

YORBA LINDA BOWL (30)18171 Imperial Highway, Yorba Linda, CA 92868

(714) 777-3818

DEL ROSA LANES (32)1499 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92404

(909) 886-4675

EMPIRE BOWL (24)940 W. Colton Ave., Redlands, CA 92374

(909) 793-2525

Riverside & SanBernardino Counties

Santa Barbara &Ventura Counties

BUENA LANES (42)1788 S. Mesa Verde, Ventura, CA 93003

(805) 656-0666

ZODO’S BOWLING & BEYOND (24)5925 Calle Real, Goleta, CA 93117

(805) 967-0128

Nevada

VIRGIN RIVER (24)Bowling Center, Hotel, & Casino

I-15 Exit 122 Mesquite, NV 89027(800) 346-7721 • FAX (702) 346-3965

TEXAS STATION (60)Gambling Hall, Hotel, & Bowling Center

2101 Texas Star Lane, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032(800) 654-8804 – (702) 631-8388 FAX: (702) 631-8281

email: [email protected]

SUNCOAST (64)Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center

9090 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89145(702) 636-7400

SANTA FE STATION (60)Hotel, Casino & Bowling Center

4949 N. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89130(702) 658-4995

www.santafestationlasvegas.com

SAM’S TOWN (56)Hotel, Gambling Hall, & Bowling Center

5111 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas, NV 89122(800) 634-6371

THE ORLEANS (70)Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center

4500 West Tropicana, Las Vegas, NV 89103(888) 365-7111

GOLD COAST (70)Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center

4000 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103(800) 331-5334

ALL STAR LANES (22)4459 Eagle Rock Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90041

(323) 254-2579

HARLEY’S SIMI BOWL (24)480 E. Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley CA 93065

(805) 526-4212

MIRA MESA BOWL (44)8210 Mira Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92126

(858) 578-0500

San Diego County

KEARNY MESA BOWL (40)7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92111

(858) 279-1501

Los Angeles County

USBC ASSOCIATIONS

SAN GABRIEL VALLEYAssociation Manager - Linda Johnson

1061 West Badillo, Covina 91722 (626) 859-6216

CITRUS BELTAssociation Manager - Lee Fitzgerald

711 “B” West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 (909) 381-4599

ORANGE COUNTYAssociation Manager - Cheryl Huntington

13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843 (714) 554-0111

NORTH L.A. COUNTYAssociation Manager - Mary Jo Stouffer

9175 Desoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311 (818) 718-0193SOUTH L.A. COUNTY

Association Manager - Glenn Hizer17057 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706 (562)925-0417

ARIZONADESERT LANES (24)

4575 Highway 95, Mohave, AZ 86426(928) 763-2695

RIVERSIDE LANES (34)1650 S. Casino Drive, Laughlin, NV 89029

(888) 590-2695 • Fax: 702-298-2687email: [email protected]

SOUTH POINT (64)64 Lanes, Snack Bar, Pro Shop

9777 Las Vegas Blvd., South Las Vegas, NV 89123(866) 796-7111

VISTA ENTERTAINMENT CENTER (40)435 West Vista Way, Vista, CA 92083

(760) 941-1032www.vistaentertainment.com

AMF EAGLE LANES (40)945 W. San Marcos, San Marcos, CA 92078

(760) 744-7000 FAX: (760) 744-0598email: [email protected]


Ping Romero Wins Memorial Day ABTTournament at Westminster Lanes

WESTMINSTER—Ping Romero won his sixth AmateurBowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Westminster Lanes on Mon-day, May 28, 2007 at the Memorial Day Tournament.

We had 190 entries for our Memorial Day weekend tournament.The cut scores were +101 for Saturday, +81 for Sunday, +89 for the9AM Monday squad and +141 for the 11AM squad. We had 44semi-finalists with +69 making the top 16 finals.

Our final match saw Ping Romero taking on Inno Harman withthe final score being 250 to 214 with handicap.

Ping Romero is a five time past champion. Ping bowls the ABTLeague and has a 300 game and 745 series to his credit. Ping wantedto thank his brothers, Cris and Roger and nephew, Gil, for helpinghim with his game. He also wanted to thank Beth and AnthonyBorci and the gang for their encouragement during the tournamentand to Mike Sheridan for drilling his equipment. Ping plans onusing the prize money for more bowling, paying bills and taking avacation to Canada to visit his family. When asked for other com-ments, Ping thanked runner up, Inno Harman, saying that his turnto win a championship is coming soon. Ping also wanted to thankWestminster Lanes for hosting the tournament, and the AmateurBowlers Tour-Orange County Branch staff and Directors for run-ning an outstanding tournament, and to the ABT members for sup-porting the club.

We ran a 2-game sweeper during the tournament and Beth Borcitook first place with a 2-game series of 544 winning $175. Low tocash in the sweepers was 472.

We also ran the scratch series sweeper. Anthony Dancel was thewinner with an 880 scratch series and took home $170. We havehad many positive comments about the optional 4-game ScratchSweeper, and will continue to run this optional Scratch Sweeper ateach tournament.

The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game and score were drawnafter our final squad by Beth Borci. Game #1 was the game drawn,and 191 (possibly good for $300) was drawn for the first chance.One bowler shot a 191, but was not in the Mystery Pot. Oursecond chance score (possibly good for $150) was 238. BillMilinkovich and Ed Abarca were the winners. Remember, theMystery Pot of Gold is available to all members (Classic and Mas-ters) and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the manage-ment and staff at Westminster Lanes for hosting our tournamentover the Memorial Day weekend. Our next scheduled event will beon Saturday, June 2nd, 2007 at Premiere Lanes. This will be aspecial 4 game Beat-the-Board Classic and Masters CombinedSingles tournament format. All members (Classic and Masters) areeligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225 for this tournament. SpecialSquad times are at 12 NOON, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM only. Wewill offer $100 sidepots on each squad with just 20 entrants, as wellas optional brackets for each squad. First place will be $800 with100 entries for only a $55 dollar entry fee. First place with fullProgressive will offer an estimated 1st place prize of $2,200 with100 entries. We hope to see you Saturday, June 2nd at Premiere.

ABT at Westminster Lanes (left to right) Rick Niedermayer (OCDirector), Shawn Parr, Ping Romero and Shawn Parr.

Our Host G.M. Mr. Doug Schmidt & Mr. Bobby Haddox

From our Sponsor Fantasy Lanes $1,500.00 added Defending Champions Sr. Division Mr. Jim O’Connor, San Diego, CA

Jr. Division Mr. Kevin Gannon, Lakewood, CA

Join us & bowl with the best, Senior Men 60 & Ladies 50.

Junior Men 45, Ladies 40 Scratch bowlers in the Western U.S.A.

Min.1-in 3 Cash & 1 in 5 To A Max. Of 10 Each Div. Advance to Finals.

Qualifying Saturday, June 2nd (1) Squad Check-in at 9 am. Bowl 10am

(Sunday) Finals June 3rd. Check-In 9 am. Practice 9:20, Bowl 9:30 am.

All Money Above Lineage & $5.00 Expenses Goes 100% To Prize Fund.

$145.00 Members. $150.00 Guest (Note) All On-Site Entries Add $10.00.

Bring a bowler that has never bowled, or has not bowled the SST in one

year, get $35.00 off your entry fee, or you may give it to the new bowler.

Send all Entries To, S.S.T. 22828 Canyon Lake Dr. So.

Canyon Lake, CA 92587 (For More Info. Call Dave @ (949) 677-6424 Prize fund example-30 entries. $4,025.00 each division.

$800.00 first Place & pay 10 Places each division.

Take 8 To Finals, each division. Total Prize Fund $ 8,050.00.

Send your entries early to secure your spot, room for 60 maximum.

(King Of The Hill)

$50.00 Prize to the Champion Of A One Game Match Between Sr. & Jr.

We will accept Entries Saturday, June 2nd at the Center until 9:45 am.

(Note) Only Early Entries Are Eligible for any Free Prizes

from our sponsor Etonic Shoes. Please check their site @ etonic .com

(Lodging) Fantasy Springs Hotel / Motel (6)-Indio CA (760)-342-6311

Come treat yourself to a weekend of enjoyment. Bowling, Bingo, Slots,

Great Dining & Fun for all. Take I-10 to Indio exit Golf Circle,

left to 84-245 Indio Springs Parkway turn right to Center.

Phone # (760)-342-5000

Note: please use your club card, a great way to thank our host. Remember check our web site @ superseniortour.com

Cerritos JrsCERRITOS—Welcome

back everyone, we hope you allhad a safe and wonderful Me-morial Day. The following re-sults are from May 19th.

In the Lil Raiders Garrett Leebowled a 105-197, DannyEguilos had a 86-171, andVincent Biscoe shot a 80-154.Kaitlyn Johnston bowled a 132-231, Lilly Carey fired a 87-167.

In the Rookies it was AdrianCunanan with a 131-313, EvanSue shot a 110-305, and TylerSweet had a 113-289. Kaila Chenled off with a 123-325, AprilRamirez bowled a 112-285, andSavannah Ratliff had a 86-238.

In the Striking Force it wasChris Eguilos bowling a 191-499, John Elston Jr. shot a 190-455, and Andrew Arellano had a176-437. Cristian Arcos who hasa 59 average bowled a 224 game.Great bowling Cristian!Rhianna Hruska started thingsoff for the girls with a 139-369,Akeyla Basto shot a 125-349,and Savannah Sweet bowled a117-347.

In the Seniors it was JonathanThompson with a 200-543,Shaun Morad also shot a 200-519, and Mike Foley bowled a192-513. Jaime Ferry started thegirls off with a 212-567, CandiceGalvan bowled a 178-513, andChristina Hefner shot a 196-504.

Immediately following leaguebowling was the Match PointRoll-Off. It was an exciting af-ternoon. In the Senior DivisionA; 5th place: Ryan Cunningham,4th place:Andrew Navarro, 3rdplace: Michael Foley, 2nd place:Shaun Morad, and Champion:Glenn Gimeno.

The Seniors Division B; 5thplace: Jennifer Hefner, 4th place:Christina Hefner, 3rd place:Alexis Adinolfi, 2nd place: JaimeFerry, and Champion: LizzyRaya.

In the Striking Force DivisionA; 5th place: Spencer VanRijberger, 4th place: Robert Lim,3rd place: Chris Eguilos, 2ndplace: Kevin Chen, and Cham-pion: Andrew Arellano. In theDivision B; 5th place: KyliSelley, 4th place: KevinRobeniol, 3rd place: TaylorStahr, 2nd place: KevinJohnston, and Champion: Jus-tin Stinson.

Great Bowling Everyone!

. +6

Junior-adult

SCRAMBler

TournamentSaturday, June 9th

Check-In at 12:30 p.m. – Bowl at 1:00 p.m.

7502 Florence Ave • Downey • (562) 927-3351

For More Information or

To Sign-Up Call

Christine Tarvin

1 adult/1 junior per team - $35 entry fee per teamHandicap is 80% of 200

1st Place Team receives

NEW Bowling Balls

2nd Place Team receives

Trophies

1st GameNo-Tap

2nd Game3-6-9

3rd GameRegular

Each Game is a Different Format

ARE YOU READY FOR A CHALLENGE?Juniors Sport Bowling PBA Experience League

Saturdays at 10AM • Starts June 2nd, 2007Singles Format • USBC Sanctioned

Scholarship League$10.00 per week • $50 Scholarship Fee

To sign up contact Ron Eisenberg, Junior DirectorCanoga Park Bowl

20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka, CA 91306 • 818-340-5190

Tom Leigh NLAC Director presents to Lindsay Hannasch a 298medal bowled on 1-7-07 at Canoga Park Bowl in the Girls Jr. AllStars-Travel. Presented on 05-19-07 at Santa Clarita Lanes

FULLERTON — The TravelingTurtle is not active right now becausethe Vegas Travel League does not bowlin the summer. However, I will be us-ing it for the few columns I write thissummer to tell members interestingtidbits.

Since only Jay Haggerty and thiswriter attended the OCUSBC Sundayat AMF Carter Lanes, I will observesome news of interest to our absentleague bowlers.

President Bill Huntington and As-sociation Manager Cheryl Huntington,who attended our annual league awardsluncheon last April, were re-elected byacclamation.

Joy McGregor, Director and pub-licity chairman, will report other elec-tion results for Directors and Delegatesto annual USBC State and Nationalconventions, so I won’t repeat them.But I do want to compliment BerthaLamb, Awards Chairman, for her superjob in providing a yummy continentalbreakfast of fresh fruit, a variety ofyummy bakery goodies and beverageserved in Carter Lanes spacious confer-ence room.

Mike Schaffner reported $12,500BVL donation, which the Vegas leagueproudly notes that it has contributed100 per cent league donation every yearsince it’s formation.

Some interesting tourneys areslated for OC 500 and 600 Clubs inJune and July and both clubs eagerlyaccept new members. Check at theOCUSBC office for more info.

Entry applications are now avail-able for the October 38th annual Se-nior Cal State event at Rodeo Lanes inClovis and AMF Sierra Lanes in Fresno.Also, the 34th Annual Mixed FunDoubles, which requires at least onemember in the Cal State tourney, willbowl each Saturday after the last teamsquad at Rodeo Lanes. These entryforms are available at the OCUSBCoffice and most bowling centers.

Finally, a reminder that the 2007-2008 Vegas league meeting is sched-uled for Monday, 10:00 a.m. July 16at Cal Bowl. This season marks the50th consecutive year and keeps get-ting better and better. We can attributethat to the 64 members, most of whomcan boast having bowled in the leaguefor more than 30 years. At the presenttime, there’s no openings for teams orindividuals, but that can change beforethe proposed August starting date.Those interested in joining the league,as a member or sub, may call me at562-423-1567 or just come to the meet-ing in July.

LASVEGAS

TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice

Meglemre


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

California

CHARLES KINSTLER ............................ PublisherCAROL MANCINI ........................ Editor/PublisherDEAN LOPEZ .......... Assistant Editor/TypesetterLILLIAN OAK ...................... Advertising ManagerHERBERT JONES ... Transportation/DistributionFRANK KIETZ ...................... Historian/Field Rep.DOUG HOSKINS ................ Computer Consultant

The CALIFORNIA BOWLING NEWS (ISSN 0008-0918) is published weeklyon Thursdays and is Free with a $39.95 postage and handling fee (52 issues)by writing to: California Bowling News, P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90240.Office of publication is located at 11459 E. Imperial Hwy. Norwalk, CA 90650.Periodical postage paid at Norwalk, CA POSTMASTER: Send address changesto the California Bowling News, P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90240.

68th Year In PublicationVOLUME 68, NO.22

The nation's leading bowling newspaper,published Thursdays 52 weeks per year.

EDITORIAL OFFICE11459 E. Imperial Hwy.

Norwalk, CA 90650

MAILING ADDRESSP.O. Box 4160

Downey, CA 90240OFFICE NUMBER: 562-807-3600

24-HOUR FAX NUMBER: 562-807-2288e-mail: [email protected]: www.californiabowlingnews.com

“WE'RE “WE'RE “WE'RE “WE'RE “WE'RE A PA PA PA PA PARARARARARTY 24 SEVEN”TY 24 SEVEN”TY 24 SEVEN”TY 24 SEVEN”TY 24 SEVEN”

WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS

Weekly Events . .

201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253

Ozzie’s Senior Mixed Scotch Doubles - June 16thCheck in at 11:30AM - Bowl at 12:30PM Limited to the first 50 paid couples

LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER

Monday & Friday 9am - 5pmMonday & Tuesday 9pm - 1am } Special

$2.00 per game

BREAKFBREAKFBREAKFBREAKFBREAKFAST BOAST BOAST BOAST BOAST BOWLWLWLWLWLTEDDTEDDTEDDTEDDTEDDY’S COLY’S COLY’S COLY’S COLY’S COLOR OF MONEYOR OF MONEYOR OF MONEYOR OF MONEYOR OF MONEY

SENIOR NO-TSENIOR NO-TSENIOR NO-TSENIOR NO-TSENIOR NO-TAPAPAPAPAP

Sundays at 7:30-11 AM • 3 Games & Breakfast • $10 Per Person

Saturdays at 9 PM • Entry Fee: $15 • 18 Years & Older

Tuesdays at 1 PM • Entry Fee: $9

Summer Leagues Forming. Call Shannon or Stacy for more info.Join our Nascar Race League - Includes 2 tickets to California Speedway Nextel Cup Race

on September 2nd & 1 Nasscar Viz-a-ball. Starts Sunday July 1st at 7:45pm

ExcludingHolidays

A.Bloom & A.Rose WilliamsBlossomed in Rocky Marsh Doubles

by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—The Rocky Marsh Mixed Doubles started the

summer session on Friday morning at Linbrook Bowl in fine fash-ion and set the bar high. Even the hustle and bustle of starting a newleague couldn’t deter these bowlers. Their motto...”Let me at thoselanes.”

Alan Bloom dug his groove early and stayed with it, with con-sistency, on games of 211-234 and 227. He ended his day with anice 267 game for a league-leading 939 set. Alan left right afterbowling to “play” in Vegas; here’s hoping he was able to keep all hisstrikes in a row. We all wish him good luck and great bowling, Alan!

Not to be outdone, A. Rose Williams also found “the groove”firing games of 195 (low game) and then, WOW, burned the woodfor a sizzling 289. She followed THAT with a 201 and a 245 torecord a sweet 930. Hooray for the ladies!! Super bowling, Rose.

More HOT scores: Janine Ditch 234-884, John Conway 248-883, Bob Gosnell 229-857, Tony Hale 229-840, Rey Ortiz 233-831, Ron Douglass 215-825, Ron Corona, Jr. 238-809, Willie Harris244-800, Lloyd Thierry 257, Lisa Somma 234, Rod Cantrell 234,Ronny Thompson 223, Ryan Robison 222, Terry Brent 218, JohnnyMunson 215, Carl Adinolfi 213, Gloria Ferrullli 213, Nancy M.Smith 203, David McNaught 203, Tony Angulo 208, Gene Plotnick202 and Orlando Vanegas 202.

I hope everyone enjoyed last Friday off to have a great day topary and count their blessings for Memorial Day. Until then....

SAN BERNARDINO — The outstanding scores havebeen reported and we’re ready to present them to you, thebowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes.

Handicap Doubles: P.J. Buckner 255-266-213/734, JohnHutchings 216-257-244/717, Josh Ball 266-228-213/707,Randy Hoffman 223-223/637, Nancy Ball 150/432.

Race And Roll: Nathan Rivera 242/565, Gail Laplante178/449.

Beach Party: Leighton Beach 239-233-205/677, KurtBeach 205-235/635, Brandon Aldape 279/613, CharlesGarcia 210-204/610, Nicole Beach 181/467.

Capri: Terry Mahlstedt 509, Tiffany Sand 192.T.N.T.: Matt Tanner 213-224-237/674, Lory Durkiewicz 186/

509.Mary’s Invitational: Russell Ruiz 244-255-259/758,

Adam Sokoloski 233-268-235/736, Mike Rigano 245-224-247/716, Jerome Forch 258-245-203/706, Marv Sargent257-214-225/696, John Hutchings 260-205-213/678, KenDe Maio 238-226-206/670, P.J. Buckner 267-227/669, JoshBall 216-245/655, Tim Farris 221-233/648, Mark Learned258-211/642, Vince Vasquez 206-224-203/633, Matt Flud234-214/629, Sam Frisby 236-205/626, Art Guzman 203-214-200/617, Dean Danner 234/613, Steve Markovic 203-246/609, Richard Sparkman 243/608, Steve Simpson 254,Larry Stormes 229-215, Jim Getman 226, Jeff Raynor 225,Mary Cassin 215-209/622, Dottie Taylor 211-217, Toni Futch208, Elsie Hamner 202, Julie Johnson 202, Sarah Hartman200.

Wednesday Vegas: James Dixon 225-268-201/694,Chuck Gray 259-215/665, Del Karper 211-211-225/647, JohnFitzgerald 220-236/634, John Boyer 224-233/630, JoeMartinez 248/624, Ben Stewart 223/617, Matt Bogle 200-212/607, James Harris II 203-215/607, Rick Hudson 214-205/600, Rolann Karper 206/563, Sherri Boyer 210.

R.C.H.: Michael Torchia 459, Darrell Bolden 176, ConnieOrtiz 461, Donna Falcon 177.

Adult/Jr. Trio: P.J. Buckner 200-210-224/634, Joseph DeLa Torre 277/624, Jean Newton 188/462, Marty Coyazo 245-204-265/714, Chris Bassett 229, Ashlee Switt 480, ShelbyScheffler 173.

Good Times: Jerome Forch 268-215-215/698, LeightonBeach 247-200-230/677, John Boyer 247-227/653, Bill Elliott239-204/636, Jeff Wolferd 204-234/630, Jimilee Allen 208-254/630, Del Karper 216-206-200/622, Spider Calloway 226/602, Charles Davis 227, Kory Adams 225-211, RolannKarper 248/615, Dottie Taylor 257, Likapeka Enriquez 228.

Weekend Rollers: Mike Nakunz 269-213-237/719, JohnRoberson 245-225/665, Marty Nakunz 210-225-220/655,Steve Carrow 215-201-238/654, Ernie Juarez 279/650, Ja-son Laguna 253/643, Tom Neal 213-224/621, Matthew Flud215-205/619, Roger DeLos Reyes 226/613, Tom Stebbins224-212/608, Sal Soriano 260, Jim Willenborg 231, RustyWeigel 227, Christina Hernandez 201/574, Jackie Farris220-212, Elise Hamner 211. Take care and bowl well.

ANAHEIM — Linbrook Bowling Center is open 24 hours,so come by and take advantage of our open play specials orother events. Check our ad on this page for all the informa-tion or call the center. Now for our weekly report....

Santa’s Guys & Gals: Art Gutierrez 232, Bob Steller (sub)226, Jose Gonzalez 221, Tony Chaco (sub) 200.

R.C.R.C.: Tito Lassalle 213, John Cortez 208-212, JoeKamei 200.

3’s Company: Vicki Wachter 205, Karen Bagnall 204.Executives Doubles: Rey Ortiz 220-224-247/691, Mike

Koegh 219-247/680, Mark Mulder 253-234/668, Stan Evans226-225/645, Gary Mulder 256-202/618.

Jacks & Jills: Ken Reser 254-243-207/704, BrianCarramanzana 217-235/642, Tanny Tanega 225, EddieSoliman 214, Fred Fouts 214, Avelina Cumbis 202.

Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): James Hawkins 258-255-258/771, Dave Haskell 248-277/675, Ben Philalack 223-255/647,Izzy Garzia 211-224/631, Robert Ragans 212-234/635, Mary Mundi 222-218-202/642, Denise Duarte 234, LisaMolina 201-223, Shyla Acquarelli 213, Kim Allman 207.

B.S.M.: Henry Kim 225-264/668, Sang Chul Won 200-255/633,Glen Kim 223-213/622, Marc Sy 214-202/611,Sophia Sy 219.

Golden Nuggets: Mike Blankenship 248/607, DallasLiebenow 214.

Go 4 Nine: Carl Adinolfi 265-277-205/747, Lloyd Carter225-222-233/680, Ike Eisenacher 253-244/673, Joe Zeuli223-243/661, Bill Dunlop 221-205/655, Carol Johnson 210-219, Muriel Castle 217, Ericka Flores 216, Elberta Canfield202.

Party Timers: Josh Rahm 259-235-237/731, E.J. Rogers245-279-207/731, Mark Payne 238-200-247/685, IssacGaulden 253-204-219/676, Alex Young 267-239/669, PattiBrode 207, Yvonne Dowland 207, Karyn Lorentzen206,Priscilla Hudson 200.

Rowdies: Kelly Woolpert 228, Berton Rock 223, ClarenceButler 213-200, Steven Warsow 209-208, Steve Pulsifer 206-208.

Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomona 233-201, Al Ogata 214,Geoff Chow 212.

Nikkei: Bob Okamura 235-237-231/703, Leo Asuncion238-218/634, Stan Iwasaki 220-218/630, Tak Mukai 203-218-218/624, Henry Aoki 224.

Santa’s Super Savers: Jerry Roddam 268-201/627, PaulOh 206-203, John Hendrick 204.

525 Ladies Classic (4-Games): Karen Bagnell 200-214-211/804, Cathy Fulton 201-224-201/797, Betty Saienni 224/732, Dee Spargur 214/739, Dora Miller 206/721.

Thursday Mixed Seniors: Vic Divito 203.7-11 Vegas: John Conway 249-226-234/709, Alan Bloom

(sub) 201-215-237/653, David Haskell 246-209/647, BenPhilalack 257-207/646, Izzy Garcia 222-201-215/638, LisaSomma 203.

Korean League: Bong Hwang 237, Ui Kim 211.Grey Panthers: John Vojtko 208.T.G.I.F.: Scott Talmage 233-225/625, Richard Carr 211-

213/604, Mike Wagner 244, Randy Eddins 230, JohnSanderson 233.

Vegas Party: Ed Evans 228-235-237/700, Ron CoronaJr. 225-212-257/694, Dennis Carswell 247-227/641, JohnRitchie 222-219/636, Mike Keogh 220-235/631, MelodyRitchie 212-225-223/660, Connie Putnam 213.

Double Down: Ed Saleh 225-266/647, Mitch Dye 220-224/631, Thomas Crook 204-247/626, Mike Engman 251,Brian Misher 233, Kathy Mitchell 235.

4-4 Vegas: Jeff Hilbert 246-209/650, Louis Castillo 252-214/642, Brian W. Parker 213-215/618, Ben Philalack (sub)

266, Monte Schlig 232.Family & Friends: Ron Aguon 245, Chris Meno 233, Ri-

chard Calvo 231, Pete Quintana 227, Nathan Aguon 210,Jess Meno 227.

Hope School: Margaret Kelley 200.Senior No-Tap: (5-22-07) 38 entries @ $9=$342. 38 lin-

eage @ $4.50=$171. 38 prize fund @ $4.50=$171. 37 3-6-9@ $1=$37. Place Money—1st Terry Brent 868 $33, 2nd EdBlum 854 $24, 3rd Tom Keehn 835 $19, 4th Johnny Munson830 $13.50, 5th Ed Signorino 822 $9, 6th John Phillips 804$6. Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st (tie) Ron Mahler andTom Keehn 301 each, $8 each, 3rd Ed Blum 294 $5. 2ndgame, scr.: 1st Terry Brent 300 $10, 2nd Ed Blum 265 $8,3rd Ed Signorino 257 $6.50. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Terry Brent300 $9, 2nd Johnny Munson 298 $7, 3rd John Phillips 280$5. 3-6-9 Carryover: $88.25, Added $37. New Total: $125.25.

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — The junior scores from Del Rosa Lanes were re-

ported so let’s all take a look at their great bowling.Little Rascals: Keanu Ingram 93/174, Kylie Moyeda 80/146.Bantam Buddies: Codey Castro 285, Kenneth Roberts 110, Taylor Rash

114/289.Pincrackers: Terrence Robinson 130/376, Brian Fields 130, Kailee Ruff 111/

296.Strike Force: Marty Coyazo 279-246-300/825, Adrian Ruiz 268-203/665,

Henry Chang Wo 235-211/625, Chase Phillips 210, Jason Matus 203, JasonHolleman 201, Ronald Smith 200, Matt Miller 200, Shelby Scheffler 201/488,Kyana Scott 201. Good bowling, juniors! See ya.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hope you all enjoyed your Memorial Day weekend.

Are you ready to check out the scores from the seniors here at Del RosaLanes?

Young At Heart: Bob Lee 236/566, Steve Boyer 211, Betty Zoz 184/490.Parks & Rec.: Adolph Burckhalter 202-244/638, Larry Stormes 202-221,

Delores Tanner 505, Esther Byrd 194.Afternooners: Frank Martinez 230/586, Velma Bone 167/408.Golden Goodies: Frank Deluca 209/597, J.W. Jones 243, Velma Bone 522,

Lucille Ford 198.Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. John Hutchings 898, 2. P.J. Buckner 815, 3. Roy Cowan

742, 4. Mrianne Heidecke 738, Booby, Ernst Knoblauch 446.Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. David Hill 782, 2. Larry Stormes 761, 3. Maria Hudkins

758, 4. Joe Burns 753, 5. Bob Corrigan 749, Booby, Jay Hudkins 615.Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Maline Harper 804, 2. Bud Cade 795, 3. Dee McMillan

774, 4. Suzie Carver 749. That’s all for now.

916.501.7735

PsychicPast Present Future

Tarot Card ReadingWant to know about your love ones or

maybe about your career?Well, I have all the answers you’ll ever need.

Guaranteed to help on all problems of life.Specializing in love and relationships.

Documents

Excludes holidays and Super Bowl Weekend. SUN-THURS No ... · Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series 3-6-9 = $389.00 56 LANE STATE-OF-THE-ART-BOWLING CENTER OPEN 24 HOURS • SPECIAL