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Best ofthe Left

IOWA—Though the debateover who is the best left-handedbowler on the Denny’s PBATour will never end, PatrickAllen can lay stake to that claimfor at least one week.

In a final round featuring thetop three lefties currently onTour, Allen captured his ninthcareer Denny’s PBA Tour titleand second this season with a218-169 win over Parker BohnIII Sunday to win the 2007 GoRVing Classic at Thunderbowl.

Allen took advantage of someuncharacteristic mistakes by the30-time titlist and PBA Hall ofFamer Bohn, who missed a 8-pin conversion in the 5th frameand left a 6-8 split and openedin the 8th frame to give the top-seeded Allen the breaks heneeded.

As the top seed, Allen ex-acted some revenge in steplad-der finals. The previous threetimes a top seed had won in thestepladder format, Allen was thevictim in the title match includ-ing this season’s 2007 Dick We-ber Open where he fell to JasonCouch in the title match.

“Parker bowled a good gameeven tough he shot 170. He onlymissed the pocket twice, but thatopen in the 8th frame was thereal momentum-swinger,” Allensaid. “Fortunately for me, I madea good ball change on the rightlane and a marginal shot in the9th carried and that was the dif-ference.”

The fourth-seeded Bohnflagged the 7-pin in the 5th whileAllen was working on a double.Allen threw his third consecu-tive strike in the 6th, but thenmade a crucial mistake of hisown, leaving the 4-6-8-10 splitand opening in the 7th. Bohnresponded with a double butthen left the 6-8 and opened, al-lowing Allen to clinch the matchwith a strike in the 9th frame.

The win was Allen’s fourh inthe last five events on the Cha-meleon pattern and fifth overallin his career.

Bohn averaged 249 in win-ning the first three matches toadvance to the title match. Hedefeated second-seeded JasonCouch, who was looking for histhird title of the season, 245-193,in the semifinal. Bohn also de-feated third-seeded Riga Kalfas,235-205, who was making his

first career TV appearance, andfifth-seeded Mike Edwards, 267-191.

Allen (Wesley Chapel, Fla.)took home $25,000 for the winwhile Bohn (Jackson, N.J.)earned $13,000 for second.Couch (Clermont, Fla.) tookhome $6,500 for third, Kalfas(Florence, Ky.) earned $5,500for fourth while Edwards (Tulsa,Okla.) earned $5,000 for fifth.

The Denny’s PBA Tourheads to Parkersburg, W. Va.,next week for the 2007 BayerClassic at Emerson Lanes, Feb.21-25. The live ESPN televisedfinals take place Sunday, Feb. 25,at 12:30 p.m. EST.

Patrick Allen picked up hisninth career Denny’s PBATour title on Sunday.

California USBCby Phyl Knoll

The 1st Annual Women’sChampionship Tournament (for-merly CWBA) will be hosted bythe San Diego USBC with theteam event being held at Park-way Bowl, El Cajon andDoubles and Singles Events atBrunswick Recreation Centers,Chula Vista.

Teams consist of (4) mem-bers and each entrant must be afemale member in good standingin USBC and a California Certi-fied League.

The tournament will openMay 12 and is tentatively sched-uled to run until July 29th, withadditional weekends added ifentries warrant. THE ENTRYCLOSING DATE HAS BEENEXTENDED TO MARCH 1,2007. Entries postmarked on thedeadline date OR first post of-fice business day following thedeadline will be accepted.

The official entry forms areavailable through your localUSBC association office or youcan print one from our newwebsite http://calusbc.com.

This weekend, the ladies ofthe WWPB will kick off the2007 season with our first eventof the year at harley’s CamarilloBowl. Scott Poddig and his staffhave a great weekend for every-one planned.

The ladies will begin Satur-day morning with the first oftwo 5-game qualifying blocks.During the break the WWPB willhost our annual open meeting –with lunch served! Followingthe open meeting bowlers willbe back on the lanes for the final5 games of qualifying and theannouncement of the 2007WWPB Rookie and Bowler ofthe Year.

Saturday night will be like noother with the Fab 5 Pro-Am.Anyone interested in participat-ing in the pro-am may contactharley’s Camarillo Bowl directlyat 805-482-0747. In this bakerformat event, a team of four will

WWPB Kicks Off 2007This Weekend With the 3rd Annual

harley’s Camarillo WWPB Openby Lori Yamasaki

combine with their WWPBplayer to form a five-man team.Each bowler will bowl twoframes per game. A great time issure to be had by all, so be sureto join us!

Sunday morning the WWPBfinalists will return to the lanesfor round-robin match play fi-nals to determine a champion.Defending champion DedeDavidson will be on hand to de-fend her 2006 title at harley’sCamarillo Bowl. The 2005WWPB champion at harley’sCamarillo Bowl, Laura LeeDaniel, will be among the otherladies there looking to be our firstWWPB titlist of 2007!

As always, the WWPB isopen to all scratch womenbowlers. For details and tourna-ment information please visitour website at www.wwpb.comor contact Lori Yamasaki at 310-473-0548.

Slezak AStriking Succuss!

SAN DIEGO—KearnyMesa Bowl was the host centerthis past weekend, & SteveSlezak earned another title. Along time NABI member, Steveparticipates in almost every lo-cal tournament + several of theNABI Week events in Las Ve-gas. As Kearny Mesa is his“home house”, he felt confidenthe could at least qualify for thesemifinals. He not only qualified,but became the top seed in thefinals! As he nervously watchedthe rest of the matches progress,his confidence was put to thetest by some outstanding bowl-ing climbing up the ladder. Un-daunted, he rolled a terrific 248with handicap, to take the cham-pionship + a spot in the Tour-nament of Champions in Las Ve-gas this July. Also, as a frequentbowler, he was rewarded withthe extra $150 offered this tour-nament. Congratulations, Steve!

Our compliments also go tothe other top 5ers, Nick Inganna,James Smith, Go Go Brown &James Hall for their fine bowl-ing performances.

Nine strikes in a row werebowled by Hall, & he was re-warded with $150 from that per-petual pot. Strikes in the 3rd, 6th

& 9th of the second qualifyinggame yielded $25 each for BrianWatkins, Paul Willey, Jr., PhilBraun, Mike Tangonan, RobertGilg & Ben Aficial. SimonNophalath, ArchiePhandanouvong, FrankMenchaca, Mike Tangonan,James Whitely, Randi Diato, BenAficial (1/2), Robert Gilg (1/2),Hall & Inganna were rewardedwith $50 guaranteed sidepots.

The complete ball rejuvena-tion from NABI SponsorBowlers Depot went to 6th placefinisher, Robert Gilg.

Our next NABI event isMarch 3rd at Admiral RobinsonCenter. Details will be in theBowling News next week. Joinus on the 3rd … we’ll save acookie for you!!

Bowlers BestBirthday GiftDOWNEY — Javier Her-

nandez Sr., shoed up last Fridaynight as usual to anchor his team,“The Hound Dogs” in the “Fri-day Vegas” league at Del RioLanes.

It was his 41st birthday. Fora husband, father of 6, a grandpa,and hardworking truck driver —a night on the lanes is a pleasureto look forward to all week long.

Birthdays? Nothing special.But his league night turned intoa Kodak moment.

Right out of the shute, Javierposted a 300 game. Wow! Butthe ball just wouldn’t stay outof the pocket! He had 18 strikesin a row when it was time todraw the lucky ticket number forthe Strike Pot. Of course it wasJavier’s number! Bingo — an-other strike for $141. The stringended; with Javier having a 247second game plus 215 third gamefor a 762 series.

A lot of friends had begun toassemble in the lounge for an af-ter-league birthday party, sothey were enjoying the strikefestwith toasts. Javier got toastedalright. His wife escorted himhome for a little nap and hemissed most of the party.

Javier bowls the tournamentclubs when possible. His wifeand kids are all bowlers. A greatfamily, on and off the lanes.

Javier Hernandez Sr.

Looking ForMr. Wright

by Carol ManciniNORWALK — About 6 years

ago, Larry Wright met with meand shared a few pieces of his bowl-ing memorabilia. Match books,score sheets, programs, lighters,trophies were among his stash.

For a year or so, Larry came toour bowl monthly and changedthe “goodies” in the display cases.Supposedly, he had a garage full.

You guessed it. Larry hasn’tshowed up for a couple of yearsand I still have a few pieces ofthis legacy. The last phone num-ber and address I had was inNorwalk.

If anyone knows if Larry is stillamong us, please let me know. Orknowing the whereabouts of hiswonderful collection. Where isMr. Wright?

Please call me at 562-807-3600and leave a message.

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March 18, 2007 the Pins andNeedles pro shop inside AMFHemet Lanes will host its annualEbonite Demo Day. This eventis ONE DAY ONLY, so call JoelRicketts now at (951) 929-5599for directions and to pre-regis-ter.

Squad times are at 10 and11:30 AM, 1 and 2:30 PM. Amaximum of twelve bowlers canbe accomodated per squad. Withspace being limited, you need tocall Joel as soon as possible toreserve your space.

In my next article, I will beproviding details about the bowl-ing balls which will be available,and Ebonite technical staff mem-bers who will be attending.

See you there, and thanks tothe California Bowling News forsupporting our Citrus Beltbowlers and events.

Belmonte, NephewCapture High Roller

LAS VEGAS—5 prizes of atleast $10,000 were distributedat Sam’s Town proving that HighRoller is working hard to rebuildthe megabucks! Last year therewere just three 5-figure prizes.

Once again, High Roller wasthe leader in paying out $1,000prizes, more than the other tour-naments combined, as $578,199was distributed during the week!

Just hours before the Coltswon the Super Bowl, JayNephew earned his 1st HighRoller title, with an impressivematch play performance in the$75,000 “A Game”! Nephew,40 years old from Seneca, NY,coincidently was bowling in his40th High Roller event, datingback to 1993. With his $10,000prize, Nephew is fast approach-ing $100,000 in earnings. He hasbeen a member of the prestigious$10,000 Club since 1995.

Nephew led the way averag-ing a blistering 235 for his 4match games on a non-forgivingcondition. He had advanced fromthe Semis with 677 after quali-fying from the Re-entry squad.

Dennis Psaropoulus, the 55year old from Lake Worth, FL

Jason Belmonte with trophy

Gerry Hingo Wins ABT at Westminster LanesWESTMINSTER—Gerry Hingco won his fifth Amateur Bowlers

Tour (ABT) championship at Westminster Lanes on Saturday, Feb-ruary 10, 2007 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tourna-ment. Gerry bowled in our 4pm squad and shot games of 283, 272,292 and 196 with handicap for a series total of 1043 and the $1000first place prize plus $2450 from the Progressive Pot. Steve Key ofWestminster had a fine day shooting a 1030 handicap series tofinish in second place for $500. In third place was Fred Eggins ofCarson. Fred shot a 1010 handicap series and took home $250.

Our newest champion, Gerry Hingco has been bowling for over15 years and has a 300 game and 814 series to his credit. Gerrycurrently bowls in the ABT League at AMF Valley View and wasusing a Storm Passion drilled by John Ray. Gerry plans on using hiswinnings for bowling the ABT National tournament in Las Vegas.Gerry wanted to thank his wife, Pinky, and kids, Marcus, Jacqulynand Emma, for their love and support. Gerry thanks GarrettKakishita, Stan Por and Rich Yanagita for helping him with hisgame. He also thanks his friends for their encouragement and sup-port. Gerry wanted to thank Westminster Lanes for hosting thetournament, and the Amateur Bowlers Tour-Orange County Branchstaff and Directors for running an outstanding tournament.

Dan Cerio was the winner of the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeperand $150 with an 887 scratch series. J.T. Jackson came in second for$90 with a scratch series of 770. We have had many positive com-ments about the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeper, and will con-tinue to run this optional Scratch Sweeper at each tournament.

The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game and score were drawnafter our final squad. Game #1 was the game drawn, and 241 (pos-sibly good for $200) was drawn for the first chance. One bowlershot 241, but was not in the pot. Our second chance score (possiblygood for $100) was 292 in game #1.

There was no winner. The 3rd chance score (possibly good for$50) was 198 in game #1. Josh Montgomery was the winner of thethird chance. Remember, the Mystery Pot of Gold is available to allmembers (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5.

CLASSIC/MASTER COMBINED FINAL STANDINGS

PLACE NAME CITY SCORE PRIZE 1 Gerry Hingco Santa Ana 1043 $1000 Progressive $2450

2 Steve Key Westminster 1030 $500 3 Fred Eggins Carson 1010 $250 4 Daniel Moise Anaheim 996 $125 5 Beth Borci Anaheim 983 $100 6 Ricky Rowe Fountain Valley 971 $77

7 (TIE) Hai Le Midway City 966 $74 7 (TIE) Stan Por Long Beach 966 $74 7 (TIE) Victor Cruz Menifee 966 $74

10 Michael Dang Garden Grove 963 $72 11 (TIE) Adam Drozdz North Hollywood 959 $70 11 (TIE) Dan Cerio Downey 959 $70

13 Anthony Borci Anaheim 957 $69 14 John Feitz Mission Viejo 955 $68 15 Steven Christy Huntington Beach 944 $67 16 Gabrielle Tedjasukmana Anaheim 940 $66

17 (TIE) Darrell Lincke Costa Mesa 931 $64 17 (TIE) Erin Lincke Costa Mesa 931 $64

19 Dom Laguardia Long Beach 929 $63 20 Michael Barcenas Placentia 925 $62 21 Dodie Sajonas Carson 924 $61

22 (TIE) Jim Ellis Huntington Beach 923 $60 22 (TIE) Alfred Claveau Seal Beach 923 $60

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the manage-ment and staff at Westminster Lanes for hosting our tournament.We will be taking a bye on February 17th. Our next scheduled eventis on Saturday, February 24th, 2007 at The Concourse. Thiswill be a special 4 game Beat-the-Board Classic and Masters Com-bined Singles tournament format. All members (Classic and Mas-ters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225 for this tournament.Squad times are at 12 Noon, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM. We will offer$100 side pots on each squad with just 20 entrants, as well asoptional brackets for each squad. First place will be $800 with 100entries for only a $55 dollar entry fee. First place with full Pro-gressive will offer an estimated 1st place prize of $1,800 with 100entries. We recommend you arrive early (at least 30 minutes beforesquad time) to guarantee your spot.

We hope to see you Saturday, February 24th at The Concourse!SEE AD ON PAGE 7. former High Roller Champ, has

made a national name for himselfin the 50 & Over ranks and tookNephew into the title match, los-ing 256 - 201. Add another$5,000 prize to his credentials.

High Roller officials werepleasantly surprised at the largeturnout for the “A Game”, the1st “A Game” that disallowedPBA members. The upcomingJuly 4th High Roller will featureanother amateur-only “A Game”.

With the “A Game” in thebooks, it was on to the mainevent as over 2,300 entries wererecorded in the February HighRoller qualifying squads.

Storm, the presenting spon-sor, awarded over 320 SpecialAgents, T-Road Pearls and theirnew Shift to players during theweek.

Jason Belmonte will put hisshare of mileage up against any-one over the course of a normalyear, bowling in just about anycity that has an airport!

The Australian, known for hisunique delivery, was in his 12thHigh Roller event as he capturedhis 1st title. The $25,000 prizewas undoubtedly his largest everand he was extremely pleasedknowing that his banner will alsobe hanging in July!

The 23 year old, using bothhands, ran past the other final-ists in the Championship Shoot-Out blasting 279 as runner-upScott Monteleone 243 for$12,500, Ed Roberts 230 for$11,000 and Lemire Schmeglar165 for$10,000, couldn’t catchup.

Earlier in the week, the de-fending BIDSingles Champ RonNelson couldn’t contain 2-timeHigh Roller champ Terry Leong,Leong going on to defeat Nelsonand finalists Virgilio Dela Cruzand Lee Limatoc to win $3,000in the latest BIDSingles event.The BIDSingles will be replacedin July with the Las Vegas RedHot. Leong has now won boththe BIDSingles and a Red Hot.

Brochures for the July 4thHigh Roller, “A Game” and LasVegas Red Hot should be avail-able soon so watch your mail-box. They will be up on ourwebsite in 2 weeks. Visit our siteto see the full results of the Feb-ruary High Roller and all the newsas well. For more info, call ustoll-free at 1-800-257-6179 oremail us at info@high-roller.com.

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Mystery Speaker NamedAnd the Winner is……….MISSION VALLEY—To stimulate interest in the upcoming

annual Media and Publicity Luncheon, the California Bowling Writ-ers (CBW) are currently running a contest for bowlers in the regionto guess the keynote speaker. The Luncheon, held in conjunctionwith the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) California Asso-ciation Convention, is scheduled for June 2, at the Town and Coun-try Resort Hotel located in Mission Valley, the heart of San Diegoand once again supported by Jennifer Cunningham, Director ofSales & Marketing, Circus Circus Reno ~ An MGM/MIRAGEProperty

Weekly clues have been posted on the writers website(www.calbowlingwriters.org) and after five (5) weeks of intrigue,we have our first winner, Joan Feinblum, former member of theWIBC Board and past president of the California Women’s Bowl-ing Association. As the first contestant to guess the correct name,our winner, Ms. Feinblum, will receive a complimentary ticket tothe Luncheon. Then on May 15th, CBW will have a drawing of allthe additional correct answers and will award one more prize.

Plan your trip to San Diego now for an interesting afternoon ofMind Games. The luncheon promises to provide a thought-pro-voking afternoon. Get ready to test your skills with bogglingbrainteasers, IQ quizzes, memory games and interactive puzzles.Meet our mystery speaker and our members. You just might havea good time and want to join the group.

The California Bowling Writers (CBW), formed in 1998, is opento all California bowling journalists, promoters and supporters ofthe sport of bowling. The purpose of the organization is to encour-age and educate both members and non-members in communicationthrough print, promotion and use of electronic media. At the sametime, CBW will recognize and reward those who create media aware-ness by providing outstanding bowling photography and journalis-tic excellence.

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Special OlympicsPart of USBC Open

ChampionshipsTradition for 17th Year

RENO—In what has becomea United States Bowling Con-gress Open Championships tra-dition, the Special OlympicsNational Unified Bowling Tour-nament was conducted on thetournament lanes for the 17thtime as a prelude to the openingof the 2007 USBC Open Cham-pionships.

Nearly 500 bowlers (124four-players teams) represent-ing 13 states competed in teamand doubles competition Thurs-day and Friday at the NationalBowling Stadium, where theOpen Championships will kickoff on Saturday.

Each team paired two Spe-cial Olympians with unified part-ners. The Special Olympicsbowlers in this year’s competi-tion are 16 years of age and olderand were accompanied by par-ents, friends and coaches. Theycompeted for medals and rib-bons in 21 average divisions inteam and 43 doubles divisions.

“We’re ecstatic,” said HelenaSchneider of Cincinnati, whowith her 24-year-old daughterJennifer earned a gold medal indoubles. “We’ve been bowlingin Special Olympics competitionfor four years and to finally beable to come to the champion-ships is a thrill for us. We’re go-ing to wear our medals proudlywhen we get back home to bowlleague.”

Bowling is becoming moreand more popular with SpecialOlympics athletes according toSpecial Olympics Unified Tour-nament Director Marty Allenwho has served in that post since1991 in Toledo, Ohio.

“This event has really grownover the years,” Allen said.“Bowling is a close second be-hind track and field in popular-ity, but it won’t be long before ittakes over the top spot becausebowling is year round and it lastsfor a lifetime.

“We always look forward tocoming to Reno,” Allen added.“The National Bowling Stadiumis a tremendous facility. It’s al-ways a thrill for us and we arevery appreciative of USBC en-abling us to have our champion-ships in such a great stadiumsetting.”

This year’s crop of SpecialOlympians represented Ala-bama, Arizona, Connecticut,Florida, Kentucky, Maryland,

Reno WelcomesUSBC Open

ChampionshipsFor Record

Eighth TimeRENO—It has been 30 years

since the United States BowlingCongress Open Championshipswas first held in Reno, Nev., andthe tournament’s love affair withthe Biggest Little City in theWorld continues in 2007 afterthe Open Championshipskicked off Saturday at the Na-tional Bowling Stadium.

USBC Hall of Famer JimSchroeder, dignitaries, TheTwelve Irish Tenors, Olympicmedal-winning rhythmic gym-nast Maia Tabakova and 760bowlers turned out for the open-ing day events, which includedthe traditional Mass Ball ShotCeremony, a marriage proposaland the crowning of “JoeBowler.” Howard Babbitt ofMillerton, N.Y., earned the dis-tinction of Joe Bowler, a tradi-tion that began in 1951, androlled the ceremonial first ball,signifying the official start of the2007 USBC Open Champion-ships. The tournament will runfor 135 consecutive days andmore than 16,000 five-playerteams are scheduled to competebefore the tournament concludeson July 1.

“Each year when I sit in thesquad room, I hope they don’tpick me,” said Babbitt, who hasbowled on opening day for 17years and rolled a seven countto open the tournament. “But itwas quite an amazing experienceto be out there on the lanes wear-ing the cape and crown. I wasn’treally nervous, but my thumbdid stick a little bit.”

Prior to the earlier squad,Cecil Whitehouse of Clarksville,Tenn., proposed to his girlfriendMaribel DeJesus and the coupleshared the engagement withnearly 400 anxious bowlers.

“I’ve known that she was mysoul mate since the day we firstmet three years ago,” White-house said. “I was nervous be-cause I’ve never been in that situ-ation before, and it was an honorto do it on opening day at theOpen Championships.”

NORWALK—The weatherwas kind to the Vegas Travelleague and the sun was shiningfor our travel to and from Key-stone Lanes on Monday. Roch-elle Sanford led the weekly honorroll with 213-569, followed byLucy Turner 203-562, PattiGivechin 205-532, Berneice King532, Doris Lewis 203-531,Nancy Soto 531, Alta Duke 202-525, Ardie Johnson 203-516, ViWilson 506 and Bernice Williams209-504.

The tie for top spot was bro-ken this week when Westminster#2 team swept three games fromopponents to post 50 wins, fol-lowed by Cerritos #2, 48;Keystome #1, 42; Cal #5, 41.2;Del Rio #1, 39; Keystone #2,Keystone #3 and Cal #4 are tiedat 38 wins, Westminster #1, 37;Cal #3, 35.2 and Bowling News,35. The remaining six teams stillhave six weeks to better their po-sitions.

We sadly say farewell to DeeMason who was bowling her fi-nal session on the Linbrookteam. She personally wrote athank you note to each member,saying how much she had en-joyed bowling with us. She andher family are returning to theirhome town in Texas and shelisted her phone number and e-mail address to hopefully hearfrom league members.

She will return to bowl in theSan Diego tourney in July andhopes to see some of us then.

Barbara Bishop told us herNo Tap tournament, at Cal BowlSaturday, drew a record 117 en-tries. She will start writingchecks today for prize winnersand noted some of the Vegasleague members cashed prettygood. Scores were super and fea-tured eight 300 games.

NEXT WEEK: Del RioLanes, 10 a.m. Monday, Febru-ary 26.

Wright On Targetby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Even thoughconditions were tough last weekat Linbrook, David Wright foundthe mark and hit his target. Lead-ing the 590 Classic with a 931,David’s scores were 215, 223,255, & 238.

The only other 900 ClubMember was super sub LarrySpejcher with 258/918. Thelovely Janet Anderson led theladies with 225/835.

Other highs were: TonyChaco 254/885, Willie Harris247/871, Willy Bordenave 211/834, Shig Shozi 247/830, LarryGreen 234/829, Karen Bagnall229/821, Orlando Vanegas 234/820, Kerry Wright 215/809, RonCorona Jr. 248, Gino Vassallo244, Joy McGregor 243, GenePlotnick 233, Don Hart 233,Tom Stearn 230, Ronny Thomp-son 227, Johnny Munson 226,Jerry Knight 225, Ed Stoute 224,Rose Williams 224, Tony Hale224, Frank Bellinder 223, ReyOrtiz 220, Ron Doughlass 219,Carl Adinolfi 218, Bob Gosnell215, Adrian Bradley 214, JanineDitch 213, Nancy M. Smith 207,Eva Munson 206, Ron Mahler205, Alan Bloom 203, Ed Harris203, John Phillips 201 and StanGuzy 200.

Carolynne Schley will beside lined for the next few weekswith knee surgery. We wish youa speedy recovery Carolynne,hurry back.

Nebraska, Nevada, Ohio, SouthCarolina, Texas, Utah and Vir-ginia.

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The ABTA’s Annual Summer Open will be held at the GoldCoast in Las Vegas July 4-5-6-7-8. This is an Open Event and NewMembers will be welcome up to a 209 Average with verificationonly!

There are Qualifying Squads all four days and Each Day is aseparate qualifying board with 1 in 5 bowlers making the boarddaily.

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ABTA Match Game / Match Series Winners at Keystone. Match gameof 169 hit by six bowlers and Melissa Rocha Matches the Match Series461 for $836 Bottom: Racquel Vergara $500 Match Game - MelissaRocha $836 Match Series/461 and Leo Tartamella $500 Match GameTop: Alex Romero who hit the Match Game twice for $1,000, and DonQuintagon a $500 Match Game.

1 Steve Hower 778 $ 1,000.00Cash & Carry $ 1,200.00

2 JT Jackson 752 500.003 Armando Zavala 687 200.004 Jamescart Alarcio 728 120.005 Mamerto Jablan 689 120.006 Bret Rose 734 110.007 Michael Villareal 732 110.008 Bruce Williams 680 110.009 Victor Copeland III 680 110.0010 David Jones, JR 716 100.0011 Ik Hee Youn 702 100.0012 Ely Cruz (ss) 701 100.0013 Adam McKenzie 694 100.0014 Lynn Waldie 675 100.0015 Racquel Vergara 658 100.0016 Bobbie McCollum (ss) 617 100.0017 Fernando Alatorre 677 80.0018 Donnie Johnson, JR 677 80.0019 Wayne Hohenstein 667 77.5020 Paul Passarino (ss) 666 77.5021 Cris Romero 661 75.0022 Jack Morris 654 75.0023 John Vanderham 649 72.5024 Gerry Hingco 648 70.0025 Alex Romero 645 70.0026 Joe Torre, Jr 644 67.5027 Tommy Newman 638 67.5028 Sun Sundara 637 65.0029 Roger Wrase 633 62.5030 Roger Romero (ss) 630 62.5031 Ken Seiple, JR 627 60.0032 Tres Catalasan 626 60.0033 Leon Bradford 614 57.5034 Steve Bryant 606 56.2535 Ben Mach 606 56.2536 Ken Wright 600 55.0037 Don Quitangon 600 52.5038 Sura Hassan 593 52.5039 Manny Loria 591 51.0040 Brittany Sorg 60% 582 30.5041 Rico Cayton (ss) 581 50.0042 Aprille Lebaquin 562 50.0043 Sue Purdie 562 49.0044 Melissa Rocha 60% 559 29.5045 Chris Kelly 555 49.0046 Steve Domon 547 49.0047 Anita Smith 546 49.0048 Josh Koch DNS FE49 John J. Kim DNS FE50 Johany Polony DQ FE

DOUBLES1 Roger Wrase/

Bret Rose 1462 120.002 Roger Wrase/

John Vanderham 1450 100.003 Tommy Newman/

Armondo Ramos 1414 90.004 Roger Wrase/

Marcus Lemons 1403 80.005 Gerry Hingco/

Steve Hower 1398 60.006 Alan Aguilar/

Ben Mach 1388 50.00FINANCIAL REPORT

Cut ScoresMen: Sat. +67, Sun. +73Women: Sat. +13, Sun. -17Super Seniors: Ely Cruz, PaulPassarino, Bobbie McCollum, MannyLoria

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Tommy Newman +159Women: Sue Purdie +63

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Steve Hower 50.00MATCH GAME — 169

Alex Romero 1,000.00Leo Tartamella, Jim Smith,Raquel Vergara, Don Quitangon,Kerwin Fujikami, each won 500.00

MATCH SERIES — 461Mellisa Rocha 836.00Prize Fund, 204 5,077.50Paid Entries, 15 @ $49 735.00Optional Sidepot 1,301.00Doubles 500.00Brackets 8,495.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 1,200.00Match Series 836.00Match Game 3,500.00TOTAL PAID OUT $21,782.50

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLING TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATIONFebruary 18, 2007

(At Keystone Lanes)FINAL STANDINGS

NORWALK—Long timeABTA Member Steve Howerwas the best as he won his thirdABTA Title in fine style, his firstin 13 years, downing the crowdfavorite J. T. Jackson in the titlegame to take home a nice $2,300for his fine effort at host Key-stone Lanes.

In our return to Keystone wehad a nice turnout of 204 en-trants in the two day event. Ittook a nice +67 men, and +13ladies to make the Saturday cutto the semis. Sunday morning inthe 10:00 AM squad which alsotook 1 in 5 to the semis we sawMen +73 and Women -17 mak-ing the grade to the semis. Alsoadded were Super Seniors,ElyCruz, Paul Passarino, MannyLoria, and Bobbie McCollum tothe board.

Leading the Semis was Gar-den Grove’s Steven Hower whofired a nice +178, to be top seedand sit out and bowl for the title.He was followed by J. T. Jack-son at +152, who would receivea first round bye in the singleelims and enter in round two. Ittook a +58 (men) and +17 forthe 3 guaranteed ladies to makethe Sweet 16 Single Elim Finals.

The Bowlers took to thelanes. In the first round singleelims and losing were BobbieMc Collum, Adam Mc Kenzie,Ely Cruz, Raquel Vergara, DavidJones Jr., and Lynn Waldie. Theygot checks of $100 in 10-16thplaces.

In round two being eliminatedwere Bret Rose, MichaelVillareal, Vic Copeland and BruceWilliams. They cashed in 6-9thplaces and $110 each.

Round three had ArmandoZavala down Mamerto Jablan ina shootout 247-227. J.T. Jack-son barely got by JamecartAlarcio 217-215. Jamescart andMamerto were 4th and 5th withgreat bowling and $120 each.

Hower Wins First ABTA Title in 13 Years6 share $3,500 Match Game • Match Game est $2,200 this weekMelissa Rocha hits Match Series $836 / 3-6-9 is $2,200 this week

Bowling Square is our Host in 0ne Day Early EventQualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM; Semi-Finals 7:45 PM

It was now Armando vs Jack-son for the right to meet Howerfor the title. They tied to the pinin a great match. It ended in a tieat 203 and in a special 9-10 frameroll-off they again tied!! In an-other 9-10 frame roll-off Jack-son finally prevailed and Zavalawas 3rd with J.T. off to the titlegame vs Steven Hower.

The title game was set andthe horses were paid as Jacksonreturned $37 for the people whohad him in the horses!

Two fine bowlers wouldnow meet for the title. Howerelected to lead off and he did witha five bagger. Jackson althoughhitting the pocket just could notcarry. After another double byHower, the game was virtuallyover. Hower coasted to a 245/250-184/193 win. Steve is amember whom I have had plea-sure of knowing for some time.He has always been a fine com-petitor, and a great bowler!

Great bowling by J. T. Jack-son. He could have been the win-ner, was the crowd favorite atKeystone and did very well.Great going Leo! He was theHorse winner :-)

Great bowling by ArmandoZavala also, a true gentlemanwho is an ABTA Champion. Healso could have been our winnerthis week!

Champion Hower eliminatedthe field in the 3-6-9 roll off andmissed after shot #3. So we willgo for $2,200 this week at Bowl-ing Square in the 3-6-9. Steve gota $50 consolation for beermoney:-).

The Match Game of 169 washit 7 times by six different mem-bers as Alex Romero had it twice,also Kerwin Fujikami, RacquelVergara, Jim Smith. DonQuintagon and Leo Tartamella.They got $500 each and Alex$1,000!

Match Series worth $836

was drawn by TommyNewman, and drew a 461 whichwas matched by pretty MelissaRocha. She is so sweet and de-serving! Great for Melissa! Shealso made the semis at Keystonefor a nice weekend for her!

Champion Steven Hower, isan ABTA Blueblood (He alsobowls in our ABTA League atCAL Bowl.) He is from GardenGrove, and used a Passion drilledby Billy Myers at Cal Bowl. Heis single but taken by Racquel(ABTA Member) and has onedaughter Canyon. He thanksRacquel and kids Canyon, J.R.,J. M. and Quelly for support,Bobbie and Jack, and the ABTAStaff for a great tournament.

J. T. Jackson is from No.Hollywood. Tartamella is fromFullerton and used a G Forrce-Lane #1 drilled at Mission HillsBowl. He thanks Carl and Rustyat Mission Hills for the fine jobon his ball and his lucky ham-ster Eddy.

Armando Zavala is fromDowney and used an Ebonitedrilled by Memo at ActionLanes. He is married to Estellawith four kids Armando Jr.Stephanie, Janice , and Julian. Hethanks the ABTA for a great tour-nament, wife Stella for supportand Keystone Lanes and theirstaff.

We, enjoyed our return toKeystone. Special thanks toDave and his superb, helpfulstaff especially Mary and willreturn there in two weeks withadjusted squad times of 12:00-1:30-3:00 & Final squad at 4:45Sharp!

It is history folks, as StevenHower enters the archives as athree time Champion!

Make plans for this week-end, our One Day event at Bowl-ing Square Saturday. There willbe qualifying at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with

SemiFinals 7:45PM with one infive making the cut! There is anest $2,300 Match Game, and$2,200 3-6-9 rolloff awaitingYou there!!

The following Saturday weare hosted in a Two Day Eventat Keystone Lanes. March 10 isan Early Event at ChaparralLanes in San Dimas. New minischedules will be mailed asap andthe large schedule and news in afew weeks.

Seeyou all at BowlingSquare for a good one! Untilthen! The new schedule wasmailed. If you didn’t receiveone, let us know. We will sendone to you. Bring a new mem-ber in and bowl for 1/2 price!

LAS VEGAS OPEN isset!! July 4-5-6-7-8. $7,0001st Min and up to $11,0001st with Bonuses at the GoldCoast. Reserve Soon ! Flyersavailable.

Thursday, February 22, 2007Page 6 BOWLING NEWS

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

ABTA League at Cal BowlMichael Tambio - 781 - Shelley Hall 604

Match Game hit by Marvin Crowder/Strike Out Pot Carry OverLAKEWOOD—Michael Tambio had a great night last week

leading the men’s scoring 243, 260, 278/781, Chauney Merritt 278,248, 214/740, Brian Reyes 231, 266, 237/734, Doug Salzman 247,216, 268/731, Don Johnson 289, 223, 202/714, David Turner 255/699 and Vince Cervantes 244/699. Shelley Hall led the women’sscoring 225/604, Sandra Johnson 233/592, Belinda Crowder 217/588, Pam Jones 216/583, Rita Wahl 203/558 and Beth Alcayde 185/527.

SIDEPOT $45 - Game 1. Don Johnson 289. 2. Brian Reyes 266.3. Michael Tambio 278 plus first place super pot for $100 andFabian Johnson took second place for $45.

DOLLAR DOUBLES - Brian Reyes 266/Michael Tambio 260/526 worth $200.

LADIES SIDEPOT $17 - Game 1. Pam Jones 238. 2. SandraJohnson 233. 3. Belinda Crowder 231

The MATCH GAME was worth 278 and “lucky” MarvinCrowder matched the winning Number drawn, 206 and it was worth$ wads.

The STRIKE OUT pot was worth $1,515 and carried over,courtesy of Les Bandy and Brian Reyes.

The winner of the weekly ABTA tournament entry to any regu-lar tournament was none other than Ely Cruz.

ABTA tournament will be at Bowling Square in Arcadia, Satur-day February 24th one day only, first squad is at 12 noon and thelast squad is at 6:00 p.m.

Congratulations to Steven Hower, one of our league bowlers, fortaking the first place honor last weekend at Keystone Lanes inNorwalk. Great to see quite a few of our league bowlers making thetop 16, Steven Hower, Victor Copeland, Ely Cruz, Bobbie, BretRose and Racquel Vergara. One of these days, the tournament willhave an ALL ABTA league bowlers’ finals. Emma Johnson cashed inher first ABTA Event last week at CAL, and bowled at Keystone. Itis great to have Emma join our tournament action!

REMINDER - Next week, March 1st is position round. Subsmust have 42 games bowled. Teams that have to make up must doso before this date.

LAKEWOOD — Thanks to all the bowlers who partici-pated in our Valentine No-Tap last Saturday, February 17here at Cal Bowl. Thanks also to Barbara Bishop for puttingon a great tournament.

The league secretaries are doing a great job of reportingall those high weekly scores so let’s see who they are.

LAUGHLIN SUNSETMichael Buck 234-234-226/694, Mike Villarreal 249-217-

203/669, Ray Minter 237-232/659, Jeramie Gayle 221-215/628, Louis Whitlock II 212-206/608, Norman McKinley 246,Carole Fischer 232, Dave Minter 223, John Mathews 222,James Talley 215, Jeffrey Aller 211, Cecile Hurd 210, Der-rick Whitlock 204, Brandon Mims 203, David Olson 202,Daman Harris 201.

LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEESJames Talley 209-222-193/624, Rick Anderson 235-186-

189/610, Stanley Helm 233-163-210/606, Joe Contreras187-224-194/605, Danny Collins 189-214-193/596, JohnParker 154-215-223/592, Fale Sula 183-206-201/590, AmoSula 235/580, Rick Sharp 224/572, Brian Anderson 211/571, Marvin Scott 202/570, Deborah Jones and MikeCampbell 214 each, Steve Anderson 211, Reta Sula andRoger Lewis each with 207, Tua Sula, Cesar Usi and GaryAnderson 204 each, Jaclyn Anderson and Emi Cervantes202 each, Steve Padgett 200, Tim Perez 200, RJ Perkins197, Mike Culbertson 195, Al Cowens, Dawn Phelps andRommel Soliven 194 each, Rudy Directo 192, Rick Bivens191, Darlene Waken, Ondra Lucas Jr. and Matt Phelps 190each.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEDaryl Brandt 247-243-200/690, Bob Brockman 197-200-

214/611, Guy Hunsinger 247-205-278/730, John Lynch 203-208-216/627, Don Ott 194-188-234/616, Jacoby Rudolph234-191-182/607, Shannon Santos 226-204-215/645, DavidWall 204-180-224/608, Emery Bontrager 201, Vicky Carter203, Ray Clair 217, Richard Dubuke 204, TD Gilson 219,Paul Griba 204, Sheila Lawton 200, Tee Magee 206, TonyOrtiz 215, Chuck Robinson 214, Sonny Santos 202-200,Jay Wilson 213.

SENIOR MENS TRIOMauro Pendillo 223-200-224/647, Ellis Houston 231-200-

188/619, Lee Holmes 190-236-234/660, P.H. Metcalfe 201-155-226/682, Bob Pearson 215-168-227/611, ShermanJoseph 179-176-245/600, Jim Plante 231-234-236/701,Archie Stull 214-206-225/645, Herman Woodard 239-188-201/628, Tony Morones 182-212-246/640, Rick Llaneta 184-193-246/623, Pre Collier 183-191-235/609, Rudy Mumzon230-224-187/641, Richard Sotelo 205-199-201/605, VicSantos 193-207-248/648, Ron McClain Sr. 225-204-223/652, Ivory Head Sr. 204-184-236/624, B.J. 225-211-218/654,Paul Reynolds 224-247-281/652, Bob Knipple 213-228-234/675, Ed Cabs 248-208-184/640, Larry Neri 185-222-199/616, Dominic Antonio 247-189-194/630, Boylee Inocente247-205-148/600, Robert Thomas 182-224-217/623, RayStaten 223-158-244/625, Ralph Wingert 222-246-212/680,Jimmy Hamilton 220-183-228/631, Vince Cervantes 211-224-203/638, Wendell Ledbetter 222-198-192/612, ChuckPatterson 213, Joe Erwin 210, Clarence Turner 204, EdBrown 213, Bob Stickney 231-203, Clark VandenBerg 211,Jim Burke 203,Willie Burkhalter 225, Curtis Whaley 228, AlCowens 243-203, Bill Cowens 202-201, Ernest Jackson220, Roosevelt Lewis 200-224, Ed Stoute 203-221, ArthurGivens 201, Mariand Barcelona 201, Don Kelly 213, PaulPeete 214, Jerry Giron 204,Don Boaz 224, Jesse Smyth245, Pat Kinard 204-206, Ron Leidholdt 203, Walt Gist 200,Chuck Ashton 200, Al Ortiz 222, Doug Dixon 225, WayneBrown 204, John Matthews 202, Earl Hullett 226,Joe Swift215, Fidel Usi 214, Fale Sula 204-200, Phil Hylton 200, D.J.Kelso 200, Ed Neal 201, Clarence Matthews 216, Charles

Woods 213, Herman Martin 212, Billy Scott 215, RustyCampbell 217, Gerald Lunceford 201, Josh Hudson 211-210.

CAL STARS(2-8-07) Stacy Kelly 203-212-181/596, Shantee Pittman

225-198-192/615, Bette Jane Richardi 197-222-173/592,Darlene Hom 190-190-225/605, Shonna Hernandez 191-178-169/538, Mattie Wylie 178(all spare game)-178-169/525, Vi Wilson 225-167-178/570, Kim Eastwood 190-166-171/527, Nene Camanag 191-195-140/526. (2-15-07) OraMcCormick 194-200-178/572, Jerry Whitehurst 137-177-194/508, Bette Jane Ricardi 192-188-151/531, ShanteePittman 170-166-180/516, Becky Carroll 189-127-207/523,Mary Martin 148-228-144/520, Shonna Hernandez 165-225-156/546, Lucy Seiple 159-164-202/525, Betty Moss 136-169-200/515, Leona Belletti 173-173-165/511, Betty Phillips172-156-192/520.

FUNSTERSLuz Cruz 214/534, Norma Davis 543, Wilfred Panton 213/

574, Terry Binuya 203/564, Chuck Morrissey 523, DickFleming 524, Ed Brown 209/583, Raymond Karson 512,Robert Thomas 204-226/604, Vern Willey 203/512, BoyleeInocente 232/566, Josh Hudson 219/556, Don Kelly 203-203/605, Jane Simmons 521, Carol Manson 204/562, EdMcLean 543, Larry Martinez 256/570, Joe Erwin 214/576,Pat Erwin 214/537, Bob Webb 523, Napoleon Goshay 525,Pete Cruz 223/567, Josh Hudson 556, Frank Krezan 506,Leroy Canady 502, Dorothy Ruggiero 201/514, Ron Leidholdt256/637, Adela Santos 508, Frank Grandstaff 507, FrankFernandez 503, Vancie Keith 523, Don Keith 526, DougJohnson 569, Ken Seiple Sr. 235/587, Dominic Antonio 209-211/580, Larry Neri 219-237-214/670, John Matthews 247--205/598, Fred Contreras 552.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS(2-9-07) Ken Seiple Sr. 229/606, Margo McClain 504, Ron

McClain 541, Larry Cosgrove 203/521, Eddie Buhay 223/527, Divina Buhay 507, Boylee Inocente 577, Clifford Schad503, Ed Hansen 608, Wilfred Panton 205/597, WendellLedbetter 507, Pat Erwin 210/588, Jim Burke 530, ChuckPatterson 244-228-268/740 (700 series), Joe Erwin 217/559, Bob Stickney 540, John Mathews 577, Mattie Wylie 509,Donna May 537, Steve Jaspar 522, Walt Gist 540, JohnSherman 532, Jim Chandler 570, Dominic Antonio 520,Donald Jones 550, Bill Charles 500, Ray Culp 507, TonyMorones 200/579, Robert Thomas 202-226/597, Billy Will-iams 211-203/582, Dorothy Ruggiero 537, John Welty 221/552, Alice Nishimoto 203/550, Rose Goodwin 524, JerryStotts 511, Ed Brown 218-204/612. (2-16-07) Don Jones579, Lee Theiss 561, Ed Hansen 576, Don Keith 511, TonyMorones 596, Lucy Seiple 525, Robert Thomas 581, SteveJaspar 609, Walt Gist 532, John Mathews 625, Bob Stickney576, Mattie Wylie 510, Rose Goodwin 533, Ben Alferos 536,Eddie Buhay 509, Wilfred Panton 585, Jim Young 538,Clifford Schad 544, John Sherman 576, Dominic Antonio516, B.J. Theiss 599, Margo McClain 505, Ken Seiple Sr.537, Ron McClain 234-246-227/707 (700 series), BoyleeInocente 594, Al Ortiz 555, Chuck Ashton 544, Ed Brown549, Joe Erwin 532, Jim Burke 599, Wendell Ledbetter 597,Billy Williams 521, Dorothy Ruggiero 543, John Welty 516,Stanley Murren 513.

BIG BEARDave Reid 197-247-248/692, Emmerson Wafer 227-217-

227/671, Ken Holliday 210-233-222/665, John Lynch 245-217-222/684, Ed Cabs 248-247-166/661, David Patterson179-279-213/661, Cesar Usi 218-192-238/648, John Dunn217-181-247/645, James Elliott Jr. 225-232-181/638, GroveDye 218-184-221/623, Ken Nakagawa 203-212-217/636,Tommy Thompson 223-206-193/622, John Golston 189-246-184/619, Rigo Magana 180-239-185/604, Dan Baker

193-264-192/648, Roy Cunningham 202-184-215/601,Lavada Patterson 191-215-196/602, Shante Pittman 212-201-186/599, Michelle Criswell 201-178-212/591, DarondaReed 180-177-182/539, Allison Sutton 190-214-169/573,Dee Phipps 165-180-221/566, Lillie Darden 156-227-147/530, Georgia Vail 160-202-162/524, Paula Weissman 179-156-203/538, Joyce Charles 154-206-160/520, Lee Theiss195-148-170/513, Peggie Nakagawa 150-162-199/511,Rita Soares 180-168-160/508, Caroline Head 160-153-194/507.

RECYCLED TEENSKen Seiple Sr. 207/588, Rinze Dystra 523, Frank

Grandstaff 524, Wilfredo Panton 213/548, Frank Fernandez537, Don Keith 202/576, Wendell Ledbetter 222-249/670,Luz Cruz 243/608, Larry Neri 514, Dominic Antonio 206-211/593, Boylee Inocente 204/580, Ning Barcelona 538, VerlaWhitesell 506, Harold Runyon 212-227/589, Al Dimas 529,Dominic Saraceno 204/570, Rico Bong Cayton 235-244/659, Jerry Cocks 521, Ben Alferos 536, Ben Jones Sr. 541,Lillie Darden 517, John Mathews 573, Rose Goodwin 503,Ed Brown 215-235/607, Jim Burke 215/595, Lucy Seiple514, Steve Jasper 201-213/584, Walter Millsap 220-200/580,Willie Burkhalter 531.

CAL BOWLEROSMary Smyth 229-200/628, Dee Phipps 214-212/582,

Carole Fischer 201/571, Margo McClain 570, Agnes Blaisdell561, Cathy Wyatt 555, Kim Eastwood 552, Ora McCormick210-204/539, Betty Phillips 533, Bette Jane Richardi 513, ViWilson 201/508, Ella Hayes 502.

YOUNG AT HEARTWill Panton 166-189-160/515, Jacques Donaldson 116-

112-97/325, Earl Hullett 221-201-189/611, Albert Stephens120-121-137/378, Maria Larason 149-155-124/428, JoshHudson 177-138-179/494, Don Jackson 82-71-83/236, MelLebeauf 192-194-212/605, Dottie Castillo 173-146-170/499,Lester Felien 122-125-158/405, Leroy Canaday 161-152-118/431, Albert Burnett Sr. 175-156-190/521, Art Nelson 118-121-184/423, Curtis Whaley 151-168-190/509, Ed Brown148-201-207/556, Ellis Houston 217-191-245/653, WillieCreer 130-150-144/424, Tom Pettway 182-143-181/506,John Brider 138-147-213/498, Mac McNealy 155-170-181/506, James Johnson 192-199-181/572, Ed Stoute 179-159-225/563, Rosalind Harris 88-93-86/267, Connie Lopez 74-74-84/232, Audrey Johnson 130-134-133/397, Ed Johnson168-130-130/428, Willie Young 178-184-189/551, Tua Sula165-152-185/502, Lyette Williams169-177-140/486, FaleSula 167-199-134/500.

ELKS & FRIENDSGreg Kelly 255-245/695, John Lynch 211-246/634, B.J.

278/651, Suzi Kelly 224, Chris Kelly 210-213, Stacy Kelly200, Ralph Buckles 242-211, Ed Brown 203, Don Louis 200,Greg Robles 205, Kevin Nuehring 203.

JUNIORSBobcats

Makenna Acosta 126, James Thomas 143-162-121/426,Ronnell Smith 135, Kevin Labbate 158, Tellor Ruff 157.

ClassifiedDaveon Nix 195, Jared Gafare 206, Kayla Rayburn 188,

Latrale Freeman 190, Chris Blankenship 244, JamieGrabinski 192, John Rey 210, Diontay Patton 145, ThomasWooten 200, Raymon Carter 220-213, Antoinette Nezey 143,Dominique Nezey 133.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Gabriel Martinez 211, Christopher Johnson 110, RonLewis 211-209, Daveon Nix 186-180, Raymon Carter 251-202/621, Chris Blankenship 188, Danny Martinez 180.

AdultsAllen Tetter 212, Joyce Allen 177, Tommy Bowler 259/635,

Heidi King 182, Paul Reynolds 206-255/641, Donna Neil154, James Blankenship 185, Bob Soto 191-185-194/570,Gary Kowarsch 217-222/634, Paul Mehl Jr. 206-235/601.

That’s our report for this week. Take care.

Thursday, February 22, 2007 Page 7BOWLING NEWS

March 3/4-07 Our Host G.M. Scott Ballinger Defending Champion’s Sr. Division Mr. Vaughn Doody - Las Vegas Nv.

Jr. Division Mr. Kevin Gannon Lakewood, Ca.

We Invite You to Come Bowl with The Best.

Senior Men 60/72 & Ladies 50/63, Junior Men 45/59 Ladies 40/49

The New Division - Men73 and Ladies 63 - Try it you will love it, Gives

Us older players a chance to compete once more. (one in three cash)

Remember, bring a bowler that has never, or has not bowled

in the S.S.T. in one year, get in for $105.00. $35.00 off your Entry Fee.

Saturday-March 3rd 2007. (1) Qualifying Squad. Check-in 9 to 9:45AM

Bowl (5) Games At 10 AM. Back at 2 PM Bowl 2nd. (5) Games.

Min.1-in 3 Cash & 1 in 5 To A Max. Of 16 Each Div. Advance to Finals.

Finals Sunday March 4th. Check in 9AM. Practice 9:20 bowl 9:30 am All Money Above Lineage & Expenses Goes 100%To Prize Fund.

(Note $140.00 Members). $145.00 Guest. All on Site Entries Add $10.00.

Send all Entries To: S.S.T. 22828 Canyon Lake Dr. So. Canyon Lake, Ca. 92587

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

Or check our web site @ www.Superseniortour.ws

Prize Fund Guarantee with 50 Entries in Each Division $ 5,000.00

$1,000.00 First Place & pay 17 Places each Division.

And Take 12 To Finals Each Division. Total Prize Fund $ 10,000.00

$50.00 to Winner Of King of hill Match Between the Sr. & Jr. Champs

Come let’s Celebrate the SST’S Eighth Anniversary, And Len’s Birthday

Grace will bring Cake for everyone, lets make this a special day

SST. Membership. Dues are $50.00 per year from the day you sign up.

Tournament Location (A.M.F Riverside Lanes) 10781 Indiana Ave

Riverside Ca, Center Ph. # (951) 353-2695

Lodging Motel Six (6) 3663 La Sierra @ 91 Fwy. Ph. (951)-687-1430

Note there will be optional brackets and side pots for Sr. and Jr.

www.donkeetour.com 310-938-8090

FEBRUARY 25, 2007

LINBROOK BOWL

(714)774-2253 201 S. BROOKHURST AVE

ANAHEIM, CA

SUN SQUAD TIMES: 10:00AM-11:30AM-1:00PM-2:30PM

BEAT THE BOARD

MYSTERY GAME - $ 300

MYSTERY SERIES- $ 600

SIDE POTS – BRACKETS – DOUBLES

March 4, 2007 – Bye

March 11, 2007- Cal Bowl (562)421-8448/ 2400 E Carson Blvd, Lakewood

Squad Times-10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Finals to Follow

March 18, 2007- Beverly Bowl (323)728-9161/ 1201 W Beverly Blvd, Montebello

Squad Times - 10:00 a.m, 11:30 a.m, 1:00 p.m, 2:30 p.m, Finals to follow

*Prize Funds based on Entries

1st Place

$1,000

2nd Place

$500

DONKEE TOUR

Like Father Like Son. Don CWins First Donkee Title

CERRITOS—Gentleman Don C Johnson just like his son Donniepicks up his first Donkee title at Cerritos Lanes this weekend. Donput on a clinic of superb bowling almost doubling up on the field.Mr Johnson was throwing a Track Power Machine drilled by Tony’spro shop located inside Gardena Bowl. Don who is supported byhis lovely wife Patricia (also a Donkee member) and 3 childrenDonnie (Another Donkee champion), Tomiekia ( also a Donkeemember) and Teresa. Don sports highs of a 300 game and 780 series.Don would like to thank Sun Sundara and Paul Passarino who heshared the lanes with this day, for their cheers and support keepinghim in the moment. Also as motivation for son Donnie, doesn’tmatter how old you get you can still win!!!

Our Mystery game was hit this weekend by restart member EricGrider with a 195 game, Eric cashed in for $450 for his $5 invest-ment., Mystery series was a carry over (617 series). Game will beworth $300 and series $600 at Linbrook Bowl Feb 25th.

Please see the Bowling News or check our websiteWWW.DONKEETOUR.COM for further details.

Low to cash was a +57. Sidepots - 10:00 AM – Ricky Rowe,Luis Diaz, Joseph Ash ($24 each) 11:30 AM – Luis Diaz, JamesTalley, Oliver Burns ($27 each), 1:00PM – EJ Rogers, Ricky Rowe,Anthony Drapeau ($45 each), 2:30PM – Don C Johnson games 1 &2, Beth Borci ($72 each) ($45 each).

From Left to Right – Anthony Drapeau 3rd Place, Don C Johnson –Champion, Director Steve Brode Presenting check, David Godinez 2nd

Place, George Parker 4th Place, Joseph Ash 5th Place Not Shown.

Tournament RecapPlace Name Score Amount1 Don C Johnson 783 $ 550.002 David Godinez 725 275.003 Anthony Drapeau 716 125.004 George Parker 706 (1/2) 66.005 Joseph Ash 696 100.006 Ricky Rowe 691 90.007 Chuck Brode 690 80.008 Thomas Licauco 681 68.008 Curtis Treece 681 68.008 Anthony Munoz 681 (1/2) 41.0011 Dom Laguardia 670 55.0012 Beth Borci 666 54.0013 Anthony Borci 664 53.0014 James Talley 660 51.0014 Eric Grider 660 51.0016 Esther Tambio 657 FE16 Paul Passarino 657 FE

DOUBLES ( 3 Places)Chuck Brode & Joseph Ash 1386 $100.00David Godinez & Luis Diaz 1361 $ 50.00Dom Laguardia & Ricky Rowe 1353 $ 20.00Paid Out 64 EntriesTournament $ 2255.00Sidepots $ 504.00Brackets $ 1000.00Free Entries $ 355.00

Champion’s Shirt $ 35.00Doubles $ 170.00Total: $ 4319.00

Thursday, February 22, 2007Page 8 BOWLING NEWS

Southwest Bowlby Wilfred Lewis

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Greetings one and all!, Here I am again, with the weekly “best ofthe West report” (not bad for a name).

As usual, the players here have given me quite a bit to writeabout, and this week, we even have a 300 included (the 3rd of 2007)in our normal batch of good scores. So, let’s get this show on theroad!

CHRIS’ ANGELS: Wesley Price 216-238/631, Ed Matthews224-214/622, Clyde (Mr. Hat) Edmonds 247. Ladies: Bettie Banks200-202.

BALL & CHAIN: For the second week in a row, one of theladies led the way. This week Nancy Brown did the honors, postingscores of 275-223-221 for a nice 719 series. For those of us whoknow her know that this is not unusual for her.Big ups, Nancy!Others posting high scores fot the week were Marvin (XYZ) Vaughn220-257-216/693, Lee Hall 218-211-234/663, Jonathan Bradley 222-231/649, (Cool Moe)Reggie Smith 222-207-215/644, Mark Bruce257. Ladies: Pam (Mo Money) King 203-235/621 and Doris Tho-mas 213.

555 SCRATCH TRIO: Henry Coates 252-244/695, Guy David225-223-236/684, Robert (RMF) McFadden 209-241/640, DelIngram 202-220-204/628, Bill Cowens, Jr, 263-223/620. Ladies:Sylvia Hooks 220, Kim Cato 212.

D.P.S.S: If there was a “star of the week”, you need to look nofurther than Sam Bevans. His first two games were good (245-230),but his third game, he went “wall to wall” for his first 300 game, anda 781 series. Big ups, Sam! Other high scores were recorded by Mr.& Mrs. Brooks. Mr Brooks (William) fired a 279/659, and MrsBrooks (Michelle) wasn’t far behind her hubby with 257-225/653.(The family that bowls together...........), next was “Big Game” JamesMoore 231-223/650, Derrick James 211-237/640, Todd Austin 208-246/605, Pam (Mo Money) King 226-218.

KINGS & QUEENS: Michael Durkee shocked everyone (in-cluding me!) by shooting 236-215-256/704 (you know what theysay, stuff happens). Next in line was another suprise. Bobby Princedid not leave his game on the golf course, and shot a 268-211-216/695. Other high scores: Willie (Sambone) Sanford 213-235/642.Ladies:Melinda Bleu-Taylor 203.

L-1011 SENIORS AND FRIENDS: Jim Reed 235-242/675,O.D. Threatt 248-221/647, David (Shake-N-Bake) Smith 219-227-206/646, Horace Jackson 213-226/632, Ed Hurst 214-210-201/625.Doris Myles represented for the ladies with 201-203.

MARTIN LUTHER KING: Michael Durkee tried to prove thatlast night was’nt a fluke by shooting 220-226-232/678. Next wasChris (as much as he appears here, we need to find this man anickname!) Ridgeway 224-236-226/676, Willie Dale 259-200-215/674, Willie (Sambone) Sanford 236-224-210/670. Ladies: JohnnieCostley 243/641.

FANTASTIC FIVE: The 700 series returned this week, withone extra to make up for none last week. the first one was posted byPhillip (Jaws) Gipson 258-264-247/769 (he said he wanted to makeup for last week). Next was James DeVance with 234-257-223/724.Others checking in: Keith (Ice) Harris 247-203-235/685, Sherman(Dr. Floy) Walker 236-257/675, Al (Pops) Bailey 277-226/674. Forthe ladies, Cheryl (Ms, Showtime) Durden continued her Thursdaynight dominance of the ladies side of things with 219-215/621.

SENIORS & FRIENDS: Doris Myles outdid the men thisweek and led the league this week by shooting 222-213/627 (Way togo, Doris!). Next was Willie Allen with 210-213/618, Don Smith215-203/606, Edward Carter 203-225/625, P.J. Choyce 231/604,Rufus Robinson 242, Fred Davis 223. Ladies: Chris Layne 202.

TAX MAN ON WHEELS: David (DB Smooth) Bryant brokeout of his slump, and in a big way, by going 228-224-279 for a nice731. Expect more of the same in the future! Not far behind was BillMcKillian with 243-225-247/715. Others checkin in were JohnnyBradley 210-225-231/666, Lamar Johnson 249. Monica Gadsonchecked in for the ladies with 258/605.

RED EYE SERVETTES: Eddie Smith: 236-224-235/695.SOUTHWEST TRIO: Chris Ridgeway (there’s that man again)

led the way with another 700 with 237-289/714. Next was DanielJohnson with 225-234-214/675. For third, there was a tie with JimFutch (257-246), and Jeff Hampton (234-258) both checking inwith a 666 series. For the ladies, Beverly Fitzgerald shot a 204.

VEGAS IN MAY: yours truly had a “decent” night, and washigh for the week with 216-224-221/661. Next was Chris (youknow who) Ridgeway 224-234/644, Keith Hilburn 215-236/634,Travis Marshall 235/625, VJ Flores 234-224/616. For the ladies,Krischna Howard 242, Monica Gadson 213, Denise Russell andKatheryn Cheatham with 211.

That’s all from me this week. Good luck, good scoring, and see uall next week. I’m out.

STUDIO CITY—Another week has passed many of you byand we have not seen your pretty faces gracing our facility. Wellpeople, we are assured that a good time will ensue with your pa-tronage to our center. You can bowl a game, shoot a game of snooker,or maybe see a celebrity (we consider ourselves D list celebs).Come on in and see what can happen.

PINZ ADULTS:Excitingly enough we elicit these extraordinary efforts of our

excellent bowlers. Their games reek of excellence. Their scents arereminiscent of honor and valor. Yet, hold your noses and view thesescores:

Tavern Guild: Rick Kondo 212 213 256-681, Ed Dusseau 234246-635, David Quam 221 235-623, David Dittlinger 204 232-617,Curt Zellers 222 203-583, Tom Whitaker 202-572.

Twilighters: Arnel Adordioncio 256 215-662, Ron Koblin 211246-630, Darrell Meyerhoff 253-628, Jim Moore 245 203-613,Michael Green 222-610.

Kings and Queens: Darren Radeff 227 258 236-721, KevinCollins 202 200 245-645, David McKennett 208 246-634, StevenNewton 211 224-606, Brett Himmel 216-568.

Funseekers: Chuck Alexander 203 257 235-695, Ed Dusseau269 235-686, Dave Dittlinger 236 204 234-674, Larry Potter 211213 235-659, Jay Fletcher 204 245-647, Keane 228 206-628,Damond Taylor 221 202-622, Mitch Rosen 226-595.

S.C.B.L.: Neil Inman 236 228 211-675, Tom Sardo 206 205247-658, Brian Patterson 205 214 227-646, Bob Hatch 212 223204-639, Larry Day 248 215-638, Dave Yamamoto 237-629,Dwayne Miller 211 204-605, Steve Clark 225-597, Keane 203 214-588.

PINZ JRS.:We missed you this President’s Day weekend. Hopefully you

were studying up on your great leaders past and present. If not thenat least be patriotic and bowl some good games this week.

PINZ SENIORS:The ben gay has dried and the smell of menthol is clear in the air.

The games are coming in better than ever. It must be mid season forour senior leagues. Make sure that you keep bowling so good, thefinale is coming soon. Here are the scores:

Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 183-484, Ruth Swick 169-452, Gary Olsen 154-426, Sam Ching 155-424, Sol Karnovitz 152-416.

Breakfast Club: Nancy Sherwood 215-536, Pam Vaughan 175-489, Donna Klein 180-478, Elayne Klein 182-476, Geraldine Jarvis177-464, The Queen 187-461.

Coffee & Donuts: The Queen 183-504, Shirley Abramson 170-488, Sharon Lawrence 170-462, Dorothy West 203-457, Lu JuanLietzke 163-439.

Pin Pals: Karen Collier 176-491, Sharon Brooks 147-412.Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 236-589. Gary Olsen 198-578, John

Dobson 210-516, Lee Waldorf 193-487, Sol Karnovitz 189-487,Betty Dushkin 156-444.

Senior Social: Gary Olsen 215 202-578, George Linsacum183-507.

Bowler of the Week: This week’s bowler is the first two timerecipient of this prestigious award; Gary Olsen. He is one of ourmost dignified and committed bowlers. In senior leagues he bowledgames of 215 and 202. He bowls in three leagues and never slowsdown. Thanks for giving us the great games.

Sweetness quote of the week: “Girlie tough, ain’t enough”-Morgan Freeman.

CANOGA PARK205 & UNDER 5-GAME SCRATCHNO-TAP SINGLES TOURNAMENT

(At Canoga Park Bowl)February 10, 2007FINAL RESULTS

1. Stephen Mendez 1310 $100.002. Marvin Nienstedt 1263 60.003. Gabriel Villa 1261 40.004. Jose Blanco 1238 20.005. Bill Robb 1225 FE

SIDEPOTSGame 1:1. Lamont Smith 300 30.002. Al Reiswig 288 18.00Game 2:1. Bill Robb 300 30.002. Tyler Stoy 280 18.00Game 3:1. Richard Anesi 278 30.002.Chip Minot (tie) 268 9.00 Jose Blanco (tie) 268 9.00Game 4:1. T. Fox 300 30.002. Martin Nienstedt (tie) 278 9.00 H.L. Quon (tie) 278 9.00Game 5:1. Bill Robb 297 30.002. Stephen Mendez 288 18.00

OPTIONAL RESULTS3-6-9 JACKPOT

T. Fox 7.00Carryover for next tournament 149.00

300 GAME JACKPOT(Game 2 Only)

Jose Blanco 20.00Carryover for next tournament 42.00

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — We hope you all

enjoyed your holiday weekend. Thescores are in for the junior leagueshere at Canoga Park Bowl so let’stake a look at those scores.

Adult-Junior Doubles: Daniel Will-iams 258-266-217/741, Matt Jones245-208-256/709, Russell McFadden205/554, Jennifer Pyka 176/483.

Sutter Goldminers: Duncan Clarke199/543, Amruta Gill 183/451, MaroffHaque 132/361, Jacob Donine 123/328, Cindy Kao 140/322, JessCarmona 119/313, Ismael Avila 147/305, Luis Zavala 102/290, AshleyCollens 75/211.

Tuesday Pick-A-Ball: Daniel Will-iams 234-236-223/972, AaronSteinberg 200-203/791.

Leichman Alley Cats: OrlandoPena 80, Amanda Jarvis 72, RickyEmerson 54, Karina Gutierrez 50.

Bantam All Stars: Julia Frias 97/257, Gina Vandewater 87/233, SevaunThompson 85/220, John Nelson 74/186.

Junior Royals: Matt Jones 213-237-225/675, Kevin Gross 235-220-200/655, Kevin Heath 223-243/639, NoelSosa 246-206/635, Matt Barnes 211/533, Samantha Meyers 182/490, KimSosa 191/473, Jennifer Pyka 159/397.

Great bowling by the juniors hereat Canoga Park Bowl. We’ll be backnext week, so stay tuned to this col-umn.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hi. How is

everyone this week? Con-gratulations are in order forHung Lay Quon and JoanMcRae, winners of the Se-nior No-Tap tournament heldon February 13, here atCanoga Park Bowl. Com-plete results will be at theend of this column.

Funtimers: Rick Greenz-weight 203-238-223/664,Dave Folck 234-224/653, AlReiswig 202-204-221/627, BillMcKinley 213-203/595,Carolyn Scherzberg 204/560,Bill Robb 210/557, DaleSimpson 184/534, CandyAdams 194/524, BerthaWillard 158/436, Donna MaeBrown 162/432, JackieBecker 150/426, EleanorWeaver 151/424, CarolynGreenwood 149/423, CarolDezotell 170/412.

39’Ers Senior Trio: Hung-Lay Quon 208-236-224/668,Edwin Narte 268/654, LarryGeorge 258-216/649, RickGreenzweight 242-215/648,Dave Folck 214-210-202/626,Edwin Cornish 205-228/601,Bill Robb 214/588, ScottyAlavazo 234/587, Tom Rob-erts 206/576, Don Segien 215/570, Len Haydock225/559,Homer Hammond 203-206/555, Roger Chartrand 191/554, Ike Behar 214/549, MaryLauer 190/548, Al Reiswig201/545, Doris Simmons 200/529, Kay Leovy 179/497,Carolyn Scherzberg 207/495,Beryl Perry 169/480, SylviaKesilis 174/475, FredaLeibson 181/462, Lil Baker158/456, Lee Murray 175/420,Pat Mohr 153/420, CarolWareberg 141/418, ClareLuther 154/416, Ellen Hogan156/408, Ruthy Balleweg 164/407, Shirl Radamaker 143/406.

WINNETKA — Hi. We’re back with another report of out-standing scores from the league bowlers here at CanogaPark Bowl.

Adult-Junior Doubles: Eric Rhodes 203-244-256/703,Bill Williams 242-245/670, Kevin Gross 212.

Viva Las Vegas: Mark Palos 237-264-215/716, ChrisBeloff 226-205/618, Jeff Johnson 219-226/617, Vince Koeller210-204/604, Lori Bains 171/472.

Phil-Am: Bert Araneta 241/596, Hocson Chua 212-209,Donald Lavares 215, Helen Ventenilla 234/537.

River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 279-268-268/815, LouCherpin 203-223-216/642, Gabriel Villa 211-215-214/640,Dan Dixon 245-205/639, Trevor Stoy 203-235/631, RobertGalbraith 244/620, Scott Crawford 235-204/619, Dan Kline215-228/617, Chris Robinson 221/614, Ray Stoy 211-225/608, Monise Kelly 216/555.

First Lutheran: Mike Hahn 221-222/634, Steven Schulkin213/600, Jerome Hampton 230, Dyanne Thoman 185/519.

Monday Nite Live: Robert Joseph 255-204/631, MelJohnson 246/600, Tom Miller 211-220, R. Greenzweight 219,Marsha Williams 203/563, Lucy Tralla 525.

Comedians: Chris Husby 262-258-227/747, RickHoffman 257-226-203/686, Ruben Sarkissian 237-236-205/678, Chris Robinson 233-214-217/664, Robert Battle 208-256/658, Rich Colella 224-239/657, Michael Ricca 243-213/652, Lou Cherpin 206-264/638, David Guilmette 236-203/631, Judy Valazza 181/536, Mary Becker 532, Deanna Pyka525, Jan Sandman 512, Lori Cole 512, Carol Asher 507.

Tuesday Pick-A-Ball: (4-games) Jeff Johnson 205-219-236-242/902, Allan Nathan 234-237-206/856, James Smith256-202-201/853, Andrew Johnson 237-225-201/631,Marsha Williams 227-217/788, Sharon Weger 221-214/766,Bill Williams 236-203, Ron Hightower 223, Aaron Hall 224.

Pinbusters: Lil Baker 188/517.Copper Bucket: Tom Tucker 248-237/653, Gary Reed

208, Rusty Yeager 217, Bill Cummings 206, AmandaJohnson 168/495, Mark Borelli 206.

Newcomers: Georg Schndider 187/497, Ron Hightower207, Vonna Miscovich 166/460.

500 Classic: Petra Kaun 217/590, Mary Lauer 527, MarieRomain 526, Lisa Sheeran 224/524, Robyn Willis 202/521,Pauline Long 519, Carol Asher 508, Patricia Peskin 508,Marsha Williams 507, Georgia Garey 504.

The Classics: Mike Enriquez 233/595, Mike Witt 201, TinaEnriquez 211/574, Louie Enriquez 201, Pam Blake 546, TerriJustin 528, Sharon Enriquez 516, Lori Bains 207/512, BertRubens 506.

Thursday Pick-A-Ball: (4-games) Mike Willis 270/942,Scott Friedman 259/904, Andrea O’Borsky 180/643, LouisGross 244, James Hudgins 218, Fred Sloss 215.

Pizza & Bowl: Warren Plouffe 257-266/712, Sandy Pil-grim 132/378.

B’nai Brith: Doug Baillie 269-234-207/710, Tom Flynn224-267/682, Jay Rosen 258-245/675, Steve Horenstein257-222/664, Roman Agiert 268-203/650, Tony Rubin 200-248/645, Stu Teichnert 214-221-209/644, Ernie Johnston203-235/632, Hank Solny 231/609, Mark Fienberg 233.

Friday Vegas: Tiffany Morita 211-267-234/712, Aaron Roth209-224/632, Dan Onestinghel 202-203-209/614, MarioJordan 204, Rose Chin 166/477.

CC Nikkei: Kevin Eto 219-216-218/653, Yuki Matsuba 203-224/610, Stephen Sasaki 206-216/610, Robert Fujita 201-215, Don Kobayashi 217, Kiyoshi Suruki 201, JohnKobayashi 210-208, Noriko Fukunaga 227/529, Miyuki Koga527, Katsuko Fujita 503.

SENIOR NO-TAP TOURNEYFebruary 13, 2007

OFFICIAL RESULTSMEN’S DIVISION

1. Hung Lay Quon 870 $11.002. Mel Matthews 790 9.003. Bill McKinley 768 8.004. Bill Robb 767 FE

SIDEPOTS(All Scores Include Handicap)

Game 1:1. Hung Lay Quon 313 10.002. Doyle Miller 311 5.00Game 2:1. Hung Lay Quon 313 10.002. Bill Robb 304 5.00Game 3:1. Bill McKinley 282 10.002. Dave Folck 259 5.00

WOMEN’S DIVISION1. Joan McRae 774 11.002. Barbara Arriaga 731 FE

SIDEPOTS(All Scores Include Handicap)

Game 1:1. Alicia Schryver 292 5.002. Lois Seiden 279 3.00Game 2:1. Barbara Arriaga 269 5.002. Muriel Kraft 258 3.00Game 3:1. Joan McRae 329 5.002. Mary Lauer 250 3.00

300 POT (Game 3 Only)No winnerCarryover for next tourney 30.00

Thanks to all who participated. See youat the next tournament.

U.S. Delegation Set For 2007Pan American Games

GREENDALE—Diandra Asbaty of Chicago, Tennelle Milliganof Costa Mesa, Calif., Rhino Page of Fresno, Calif., and CassidySchaub of Polk, Ohio, will represent the Untied States at the 2007Pan American Games later this year.

The four players used their totals in multiple events over thecourse of the past year to earn points toward making the U.S.delegation. The point totals culminated with the U.S. Pan Am Trialsthis weekend in Milwaukee.

The Pan American Games will be held July 19-28 in Rio deJaneiro, Brazil, and will feature the best bowlers from other coun-tries in the American Zone.

Sprinklers, Creaters,Lenders Pace 820

Race At Saddlebackby Frank Kietz

MISSION VIEJO — The endis near for Saddleback Lanes’9:00 p.m. Tuesday Scratch 820Classic third segment race. Im-perial Sprinkler have a 16 1/2point lead over Danforth Cre-

ations and 17 1/2 over WindsorMortgage.

The 10-team four player leagueschedule has four 8-week seg-ments. Saddleback Lanes andBowlers Advantage are the firstseeds earning shots at the $5,000title.

Third segment contenders:Imperial Sprinkler, Mike Head,Tracy DeVusser, Brad Jones and

Luis San Juan. Danforth Cre-ations, Pat Danforth, SteveFields, Cam Honig and PaulDanforth. The leaders, WindsorMortgage, Chris DeBoer, GeoffMaurer, Brian Jones, JohnnyNguyen and Michael Duong.

The public is invited to watchthis rich league in action. Formore information, call JohnChapman at 949-586-5300.

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WCST EBONITE SINGLESFINALS

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 18TH

Tim Schwerdtfeger Wins His 2nd WCSTLarry Rumple is Super Senior Champ

by Dick SandersLA HABRA—Tim Schwerdtfeger (Las Vegas), better known as

“Swag”, won his 2nd WCST Title, last weekend at La Habra “300”Bowl, in La Habra, CA. He had qualified 2nd behind QualifyingLeader, Jim Coats. Jim led the qualifying with 2480 for the 10games, and Tim only 58 pins behind at the start. That didn’t lastlong as, and after the 1st match of the 10 games, it was all Tim’stournament, as he never gave up the lead after that.

Tim rolled 2348 for the finals, and won 8 of his 10 matches. JimCoats lost his first 3 matches, and slipped to 3rd place, but then won7 straight matches which included beating Tim in the Position match,and finished 2nd, losing to Tim by 112 pins.

The two lefthanders in the finals, Eric Forkel and Kevin Gannondid not get off to a good start. Eric’s 1st 4 games were under 200, butbowled a big 289 in game #5, and while being in 8th and 9th place fora while, made a great charge for the last 4 games, and rolled 968,winning all 4 of the matches and finished a very strong 4th place.Kevin, did not make any kind of move, and finished 6th. Qualifyingscores very competitive, as 50 of 58 bowlers were in the plus.

18 checks were paid out to the casher’s. TOP: 3, 1st, TimSchwerdtfeger, $1000.00, 2nd Jim Coats (Upland), $700.00, and 3rd

to Joe Merrill (Boulder City, NV), $500.00. For two tournamentsin the new year, a total of $14,675.00 paid out, and for 248 tourna-ments, a total of $2,763,823.00 has been paid out.

Our thanks to Mr. Rob Shan, the GM of the center being ourhost, and Mr. “900” Glenn Allison, who works at the center, andthe fine job he did, along with the other workers at the center.Thanks to our coverage sponsor, Ebonite International Co, and toLarry Wilson and family for doing our Brackets.

SUPER SENIOR NEWSLarry Rumple(Banning), won his 4th WCST Title, this time in

the Super Senior Division. Larry , qualified 5th of the 8 bowlers inthe finals, and there was only a difference of 62 pins from 1st to 8th

to start the finals. At the end of Game #4, Larry was 30 pins behindthe leader Dan Cerio. Then his match with Dan in Game #5, Larrywon that one with 257 to 193. From there on out ended up winningthe tournament by 90 pins over very strong finish by Jim Thurmond,who closed in on Dan, to pass him for 2nd place. Larry shot 1850and won 7 of his 8 matches for the victory. TOP 3: 1st, LarryRumple, $625.00, 2nd Jim Thurmond (Hemet), $450.00, and 3rd toDan Cerio (Downey), $365.00.

WCST Ebonite Singles Getting Readyfor Pickwick Bowl March 17-18

by Dick SandersBURBANK—The WCST will be coming to Pickwick Bowl in

Burbank, CA, on the week-end of March 17-18. This will be our 1st

singles Tournament ever bowled there. Bryan Alpert, the new Bowl-ing Manager will be our host, and the center will be adding $500.00to the prize fund pay-off. This center has been around for manyyears.

With 24 lanes, the maximum entering field will be 60 bowlers.We start the qualifying on Saturday, March 17th, at 12:00 Noon.The bowlers will bowl 10 straight games. Two age divisions makeup the WCST. Regular Division: Men, ages 45 to 59, Ladies, 40 to49. Super Seniors, Men, ages 60 and up, Ladies, 50 and up. SuperSeniors qualifying scores if high enough, will bowl in the RegularDivision Finals, or bowl in their own finals. Both divisions bowltheir finals on Sunday, March 18th, starting at 8:30AM. Entry Feesfor Current WCST Members is $165.00. Guests to add $15.00.The tournament pays a minimum of one cash place in each divisionfor every 3 entries. The tournament is getting close to filling, andnow is the time to call the WCST Office at 760-363-8141, or E-Mail: wcstour@yahoo.com for reservations and further details onthis tournament. To join the WCST is $60.00 per year, and theDues are good for one year from the time you sign up. Please checkout the new WCST Web-Site at westcoastseniortour.com.

Inland EmpireNABI Champion

Sheldon Bassby Quin

SAN BERNARDINO — Wewant to thank AMF ArrowheadLanes for hosting last Saturday’stournament; and thank“Madelline” in the Coffee Shopfor her pleasant attitude.

Our newest Inland EmpireNABI champion, Sheldon Bass,is a fairly new bowler. This ishis first year in a league, whichhe bowls at ABC Moreno Val-ley Bowl. He has been comingto our last few tournaments to“just watch”, when he finallydecided to join our NABI club.He quotes, “My positive atti-tude helped me to win this tour-nament”.

Sheldon used his Ebonite An-gular One to win; he credits JoeStaten at Upland Pro Shop fordrilling it. Besides bowling,Sheldon enjoys playing a gameof pool and admits that he is avery good player. He would liketo dedicate this win to his daugh-ters, Sandra and Yvette.

With this win, Sheldon won$900, a champion shirt and alsoan entry into the Tournament ofChampions to be held in LasVegas at the NABI Nationals(The Orleans, July 13-20).

Remember members, to getyour seven tournaments in toqualify for the Nationals, whichis always so competitive andmuch fun!

Our stepladder started out

Inland Empire NABI - (L-R) Louie Baello-2nd Place, Louie Jr.& Christian (Louie’s boys), Sheldon Bass-Champion.

Linda Amlingis Heaven’s

Newest Angelby Joy McGregor

Orange County USBC Asso-ciation was saddened to learn ofthe passing of past treasurerLinda Amling on Saturday, Feb-ruary 10th.

Linda was appointed to theOCWBA board on September21, 1987 and in 1990 was electedas treasurer. She held that pres-tigious position until the mergewith USBC in 2005. She was anintegral part of the OrangeCounty board, a very hardworker, a good and loyal friendand a valuable volunteer.

Linda attended many, manyCWBA and WIBC conventionsas a delegate for Orange CountyWBA. She also was honored toserve as head teller at CWBAconventions for many years. Shewas a member of national, stateand local 600 bowling clubs anda 700 club member. Linda lovedto bowl! She also served on thestate and national credentialscommitte and was chosen byWIBC to be a Future Leader in1991.

Private services will be heldby Linda’s family and sympa-thy cards may be sent to theAmling family, 4642 RoyceRoad, Irvine, Ca. 92612.

Even as we let go, we alsohold on fast — for a generouslife is never lost, what we lovewill last. Our thoughts andprayers are with Linda’s family.She will be greatly missed by allwho knew her.

KIETZ KOMMENTSby Frank Kietz

Seniority Helps In Roadrunner TravelerGARDEN GROVE — Cheryl Huntington, manager of the Or-

ange County Bowling/USBC/Assn. and captain of the Forest Lanes’trio in the half century old Roadrunners Traveling League saysseniority does help members have fun bowling every noon Fridaysvisiting 13 USBC certified centers.

Well, the treasurer, Jenny Jones, is captain of the current leadYorba Linda trio. Over 10 years ago she carried a 169 average, nowa 164. Her teammates are Dot Barshe and Jill Arruna.

June Carr, an elder, brightens the team with a 90-game. Nowanchor/captain at 160, with Wanda Weaver and Judy Burroughsenjoy second place.

The loop’s president, Suzanne Kallemeyn, anchors 9th placeWestminster II. In the good old days, she was pleased with a perfectattendance 115 game, 174 average at Westminster. Pat Katapski andMurie Rehnke support the president.

Secretary Donna Craig, another perfect 115 game, 173 averageattender, keeps track of these “lively birds”. Probably has a stack ofOCBA annual average books; can occasionally check member’s lo-cal history. Donna can rely on fellow multi-league traveler/team-mates Pat Schonabaum and Dianne Proffitt.

The entire league played an important part collecting money forthe Bowlers Victory Legion (BVL) in 1991. They, Ramona Clark,Lorriane Beard, Marge Miyoda, Libby Buckley and Mrs. Hunting-ton, supported a drive giving our association national recognitioncollecting $36,425. In the ’90s the ABC gave Orange County creditfor collecting nearly $250,000.

Yes, they’re still doing it. Not the big numbers but very notice-able. All the BVL money went for items not furnished by the VA.During the years, 1949 thru 1951, the funds went for wheelchairs.

Following WWII the BVL funds went for recreation items in-cluding a pair of alleys which they still help maintain.

Along with the money, local associations, men and women, madepersonal visits to “push beds”. These visitors reported some of“our” money went for strange items, like washing machines, irons,

INLAND EMPIRENABI

INLAND EMPIRE NABI(At AMF Arrowhead Lanes)

February 17, 2007FINAL RESULTS

1. Sheldon Bass $500.00Optional Upgrade 400.002. Louie Baello 200.003. Steven James 100.004. Kerry Lucka 75.005. Michael Gray 60.006. Thedas Griffin 40.007. Dino Cantoria 40.008. Gregg Milhaupt Jr. 40.009. Jeffrey Taino 40.0010. Errin Robinson 40.00

GUARANTEED SIDEPOTS — $75.00(1st SQUAD)

Don Eide, Aaron Hartnett and AubreyChelsea

GUARANTEED SIDEPOTS — $50.00(2nd and 3rd SQUADS)

Barbara Bradley, Thomas Licauco, GreggMilhaupt Jr., Michael Gray and Thedas Grif-fin. $25 winners (tie): Kerry Lucka and LouieBaello.

with Sheldon Bass bowlingMichael Gray (a new member).Michael bowled a 195 toSheldon’s awesome 296. Sheldonthen bowled Kerry Lucka. Kerrybowled a 187 to Sheldon’s 222.Sheldon then went on to bowlSteven James. Steven bowled a185 to Sheldon’s 222. Sheldonhad to meet our high qualifier,Louie Baello and what a matchit was! Sheldon bowled a 209and Louie bowled a 209. Theyhad to bowl a two frame rolloff,for Sheldon to win the tourna-ment. We say, congratulations toLouie and Sheldon for giving usa match to remember.

We want to thank all whocame out for our NABI tourna-ment. See our ad in this week’sBowling News. Our next tour-nament is at ABC Moreno Val-ley Bowl, Saturday, February24. See ya there!

ironing boards, gurneys, tents, bedside games. Just ask some of thetravel leagues’ oldtimers what they donated.

Bowlers can feel proud they participated, especially the womenwho did the collecting.

Honor rollers: Sue Tobey, scratch series 807; game, Jones 239;average, Tobey 173.

They have a few weeks to go; scheduled to bowl at AMF CarterLanes February 23 and Fountain Bowl March 2; closing out March16, sweeps March 23 and luncheon March 30. For more leagueinformation call secretary Craig 562-594-4050.

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by Matt JonesPALOS VERDES—The

Greater L.A. Junior All-Stars hitthe lanes at Palos Verdes Bowlthis past Sunday in Torrance.Out of the gate we had MarkFrench crush the first 12 shotsof his day putting up a perfect300, good job Mark. DespiteMark’s 300 it was not enoughto take top honors on the day.Doing that this session wasBrian Leseberg shooting the only900 on the day with his set of928. Top adult went to Jon Bran-don with an 879.

Other high scores on the daywere Big Willis Jackson 882,Brandon McBeastnes 878,league director Dewann “hightops” Clark with an 859, DevinBidwell 830, Jason Milligan 819,Mark French 807, and roundingout the 800s on the day was JeffSpiesman 801.

In the team results we hadThe Strike Factory with a nearsweep on Tri-Star Vending grab-bing three points. Wahl’s Bowl-ing Supply split the 4 pointsgoing up against the blind team,TDB Enterprises Inc. takes 3out of 4 from Team 10, Team 4takes 3 out of 4 from Team 2,and with the only sweep of theday Specialized I.M.S. took allpoints from Champions Bowl-ing.

Last but not least I would liketo give big ups to my man andformer All-Star Ken “The Mac”McElvaney for winning the JATearlier in the day. Our next ses-sion will be next Sunday at Key-stone Lanes in Norwalk follow-ing JAT. Have a great week andsee everyone in Norwalk.

2007 USBC JuniorGold Championships

GREENDALE, Wis.—With anew format that allows for thelargest field in the history of theevent, the 2007 United StatesBowling Congress Junior GoldChampionships has reached ca-pacity.

All 1,728 spots have been soldfor the Junior Gold Champion-ships, which will be held July 7-13in Buffalo, N.Y. It is the secondconsecutive year the event hassold out and the third time in thepast four years.

The 2006 Junior Gold Cham-pionships in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,featured a sold-out field of 1,458bowlers. In order to give evenmore bowlers an opportunity tocompete, the format of the eventwas changed to extend qualifyingby a day to allow for the addi-tional competitors.

“Given the success of thisevent in the past, we decided toopen it up to even more athletesand the response was enormous,”said USBC Chief Officer of Tour-naments and Events RoseannKuhn. “USBC is committed togrowing the sport on the youthlevel and this event is just anotherexample of that commitment.”

Held on USBC Sport Bowlinglane conditions, the Junior GoldChampionships, which is an indi-vidual competition, will featurebowlers from across the country.The competitors will battle forspots on USBC Junior Team USAas well as a record $100,000 inscholarship money.

The event will be held in threebowling centers in the Buffaloarea. AMF Thruway Lanes will bethe host center while competitionwill also take place at AMF Air-port Lanes and Transit Lanes.

USBC Youth members whoaverage 175 or better (boys) or165 or better (girls) and who aremembers of the USBC Junior Goldprogram are eligible to qualify toadvance to the Championships.

SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

LOS ANGELES—SED Jr.Travel ventured into LA this pastSaturday to AMF Midtown Lanes.The scoring was down a bit, butthe bowlers were warned thatMidtown has produced some ofthe best. We have a little morework to do.

Bryan Osborne led the packwith his 213-208/776 set. Othersmaking the paper this week areMark Curtis 210-240/774, J.D.Pelow 234/771, Jasmine Morales220/756, Max Slevcove 242,James Hawkins 219, MichaelGaylor 208, and Eric Milne 202.

I’m making this a short ar-ticle as I don’t want to dwell onthe scoring. Just remember thatwith City tournament and PepsiDistrict tournaments on the way,it’s time to start working on yourgame a little more.

This Saturday, we have a doublesession, with the first one beingat Keystone Lanes. Start time is12:00 and we can’t be late. Weneed to get in and out as our sec-ond session is at Del Rio Lanes.Start time here will be 2:00. Getyour rest and practice. I’ll see youthere.

Girls Jr. All-Starsby David Gordon

TORRANCE—Welcome to theGirls Jr. All-Stars update from PalosVerdes Bowl. Today the young ladies fol-lowed the JAT tournament once again, butwith different results. Every girl in atten-dance made the paper this week as thelanes stayed up in good conditionthroughout the entire day. Our thanks goout to Charlotte and her staff for Sunday’saccommodations.

The leader of the day was JillianGaddison shooting 240-220/813. Wayto show your stuff Jillian. Other scoringcame in from Tabetha Reynolds 222/756,Jasmine Morales 205/747, LindsayHannasch 203/715, and Melissa Pena712.

This Sunday, we will follow the JATagain, but this time at Keystone Lanes.Let’s try for a repeat. Have a good week.

Cerritos Jrs.CERRITOS — This past Satur-

day, the kids at AMF CerritosLanes set the lanes on fire. Therewere a lot of high scores, plus alot of high games from all divi-sions.

Starting it off was VincentBiscoe for the Lil Raider’s boyswith a 98-198, Dylan Hill followedwith 99/180, and Elijah J-Churchwith a 95-179. Isabel Manalo ledthe Lil Raider’s girls with a 114-193, Lilly Carey followed with a97-176 and Gianae Olilang with94-170.

In the Rookies, it was SebastianMilitant with 138-341 leading itoff for the boys, followed by SeanDantas with 93-261. Then LucasVilla with 101-247. Kaila Chenstarted the girls off with 151-364,followed by Kris Liberatore with94-243, and Savannah Ratlioffwith 86-235. Trudi Carey bowleda 191 game. Great bowling Trudi.

In the Striking Force, the highscores and high games seem tocome in from all directions. BobbyHornacek led the boys with 244-593, Andrew Areallano 185-505.High games were: JonathanRohrich 222, Chris Barrientos221, Ray Boop 219, Justin Stinson216, Josh Pascascio 213, RonaldShigg 205, Ryan Hruska 201, CJHolbrook 198, Bruce Rodriguez198, Devin Ratliff 191. Greatbowling guys. But it didn’t stopthere. Kyli Selley led the girls witha 118-342. High games were bySavannah Sweet 212, Cecilia Arias206, Rhianna Hruska 201, Tay-lor Stahr 197, Mae Elefante 194,Darlene Anderson 185, JameshiaGaddy 170. Great bowlng, girls.

In the Senior division, it wasabout the same. Shaun Morad ledthe boys with a 232-590. Highgames were Tyler Fendel 256,Marley Hiott 255, Chris Kim 218,Shane Plount 215, Adam Arcos211, David Lucas 208, TerranceLowe 199. Great bowling boys.But it just keeps getting better.Christina Hefner led the girls with216-594. High games were MannRou Kou 249, Gianni Olilang 231,Michelle Bustos 228, DevannieDollard 223, Alexis Adinolfi 202,Sarah Miwa 197. Great bowlinggirls.

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JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

TORRANCE—After a longvacation the JAT Farm Club wasback in action at Palos Verdes Bowlthis past Sunday. Thirty-twobowlers took to the lanes givingus the maximum cut for matchplay. A new wrinkle (created byExecutive Director - Yamo), wasalso put into play, called the “JATClean 50”. Here the bowlers whosigned up for it had to bowl all fivequalifying games without an openframe. Let’s just say, better lucknext tournament.

In the qualifying round, thebowlers had a mixture of scoring.Almost everyone found one or twopairs to their liking, but struggledon the other lanes. The tourna-ment high game was put up bySteven Sensabaugh with a 257.Nice scoring Steven for this day.Other highs came in from AaronWilliams 233-248, Michael Foley243-233, Arisha Piper 238, ShaunMorad - DeeRonn Booker - RashadSandridge 237 each, Mark Curtis236-236, Kevin Jones 233-224,Justin Foster 233, Eric Kilgore232, Justin McCullin 225, BrentShern 224, Albert Fernandez 222,and Virgil Hilvano 222. Foley ledthe bowlers after five games at plus61, while just making the cut tooka minus 49.

In match play with a large jumpof twelve positions John McCullin

took over the lead behind gamesof 225-233-232. Now that’s theway to do it. Keeping pace withhighs was Curtis 227-242, Morad236, Aaron Steinberg 236,Sensabaugh 233.

The finals then got under waywith 5th seed Foley (+55) taking itto 4th seed Curtis (+68) 184-170.It’ll come Mark. Now Foley met3rd seed Steinberg (+74) and dis-posed of him 202-177. On to the2nd seed Morad (+127) and nofriendship here as Foley advancedagain 188-147 to meet the topseed McCullin. Now in the best 2of 3 matches, Foley still hot tookthe first match 190-180. Then itwas McCullin’s turn to tie thingsup 174-157. And in the finalmatch to decide it all, Foleyshowed that a bowler could runthe table with a 190-147 win.Congratulations Michael on yoursecond title.

And there is not rest for theweary (the directors) as our nexttournament will be this comingSunday (February 25th) at Key-stone Lanes. Bowlers, bring all ofyour equipment out because allrounds of the tournament may beon different parts of the house.Remember that check-in starts at7:15AM and bowling needs to startat 8:00AM. Don’t be late anddon’t forget your $2 for a chanceat the “Clean 50” carry-over.Have a good week and I’ll see youat Keystone Lanes.

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Santa’s Guys & Gals: Jesse Pratt (sub) 203, Carl Adinolfi202, Johnny Davis Jr. 200.

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525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Joy McGregor 221, ShirleyAnderson 212-200, Dora Miller 206, Alice Bradley 205, PatBarton 203.

Nikkei: Mano Aiau 209/604, Mac Sugano 219, Sus Yasuda213, Jimmy Yamamoto 211, Tony Bargayo 210.

Santa’s Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 203-225-202/630,Jerry Roddam 220, Tony Chaco 212, Neal Olsen 203.

Thursday Mixed Seniors: Bin Masaki 214, Erika Flores204.

Thursday Cypress College: Bill Swanson 206, RoscoeMarch 204.

Magnolia Teachers (no-tap): Joe Andreff 275/617, ClaireO’Shea 234, Florencio Batalon 227, Eileen Debenedetto209-222, Carolyn Anderson 222.

7-11 Vegas: Luis Damian 224-214-211/649, OrlandoVanegas 210-249/643, Matthew Ellis 209-225/620, BenPhilalack 215-223/615, Bill Green 245.

Korean League: Bong Hwang 236.T.G.I.F.: Jason Watts 267-202/659, Casey Jones 251, John

Mendez 204, Bo Bowen 201, Richard Carr 201, Frank Carr201.

Vegas Party: Marty Evans 237-230/664, Mike Mueller 218-207-222/647, Larry Hanken 208-227/615, John Ritchie 227/612, Mark McKee 233.

Kamaaina: Ronnie Uneda 247-203-242/692, SandyViloria 202-246/646, Shane Stanfill 213-224/628, Sam

Tanaka 221/607, Bob Okamura 222-213.P.B.L.: Ruben Figueroa 209-231/604, Joe Fernandez 227,

Alex Young 225, Marc Tagao 223-202, Louie Tayag 213.Saturday Vegas Special: David Molina 212, Chreis Molina

209, Joe Molina 201.4-4 Vegas: Joe Cruz 254/637, Larry Leach 236, Cheri

Butschke 219-229, Terry Painter 229, Brian W. Parker 225,Dino Chavez 213-202.

Sunday Brunch Bunch: Pat Sangenito 205-220/607, JoeSangenito 204.

Double Daters: Ben Philalack 218-229/646, Dan Drysol203-227/613, Mike Darby 226-225/613, Brian Bruce 216-214/610, Andy Wilson 256.

Family and Friends: Pete Quinata 211-244/650, RonAguon 200-210-203/613, Jesse Castro 215-207/612, Rich-ard Calvo 207, Ronny Aguon 206.

Ducks/Avengers: David Dunlop 208-220/605, CharlesRogers 232, Robert Lewelling 213, Alan Bloom 213,ChrisKemp 202-211.

Senior No-Tap: (2-13-07) 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 Mike Pizarro 297 $33, 2ndDon Hart 768 $24, 3rd Ed Hermance 762 $19, 4th JerryRoddam 745 $13.50, 5th Jim Ellis 742 $9, 6th JohnHendricks 727 $6. Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st TerryBrent 278 $9, 2nd Carl Adinolfi 275 $7, 3rd Tony Chaco 268$5. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Jerry Roddam 263 $10, 2nd EdHermance 262 $7, 3rd Mike Pizarro 261 $6.50. 3rd game,hdcp.: 1st Danny Rojero 324 $9, 2nd John Hendricks 290$7, 3rd Bob Fulton 268 $5. 3-6-9 winner: Roy Miyamoto $37.Carryover amount: $313; Added $37; New Total: $313.

See you next week.

Linbrook Juniors Continue GreatANAHEIM — Matt Vigeant got off to a fantastic start Wednes-

day in the Junior High 2007 with a 149 game here at LinbrookBowling Center. He followed with 108-97 good for a 254 series.Other notables were Jeff Hunt 128, Brandon Watts 114, Jared Jasken111, James Knox 204, Aaron Torres 103.

Mark McLeod stole the show in the Thursday Linbrook Juniorswith another great week. Mark started out slow with 165 but cameback strong with 249 and 192 for a 606 series. Jesse Gwyn finishedstrong bowling 69 pins over his average with a 217 game. AbbottHatch was 54 pins over his average with 200.

The Junior Scratch Singles really picked up the scoring pace inthe last game with Aaron Wilson 266 for 801 four game series.Valerie Matsumoto tossed 226, Andrew Stewart 210, AndrewNewburn 201-202 and Mark McLeon 200.

Bumper Busters had another big day with Isaiah Ulu being thehot bowler with 98-133. Other high scores were Vea Vito 85-113,Jennifer Lewis 85-107, Deanna Gomez 91-74-101 and Jemanai Ulu81-98. Michael Nakahara led the Saturday Linbrook Juniors witha 598 series with games of 212-194-192. Right on his heels wasChris Gushue with an awesome 593 series. Chris, whose averagewas 159 before Saturday, bowled scores of 176-204-213. Greatshooting Chris! Close behind was teammate Jimmy Vasquez whobowled 210-212 his first two games. Other 200 bowlers were An-drew Newburn 212, Mark Mcleod 205, Andrew Stewart 204 andMatt Nickelson bowling 69 pins over his average with a 200!

Great bowling everyone. I look forward to yet another terrificweek of bowling!

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — The juniors here at Del Rosa Lanes have been

waiting for this weekly report to see how they did. Let’s get the news off tothem right now.

Little Rascals: Gabriel Torrez 193, Joshua Flores 101, Kylie Moyeda 95/175.Bantam Buddies: Codey Castro 310, Kyle Horn 108, Taylor Rash 247,

Venessa Lopez 112.Pincrackers: Terrence Robinson 401, Blake Almanza 186, Myriah Carrasco

155/393.Strike Force: Henry Chang Wo 205-211/571, Rudy Powell 232, Chris Leighton

218, Nathan Ring 214, Jason Matus 217, Chase Phillips 210, Eric Gross 200,Charles Garcia 200, Tamara Hively 480, Amanda Coyazo 192. Enjoy theweek. See ya.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — The San Bernardino mountains are a

sight to be seen as they are again covered with snow.That’s a picture for everyone to enjoy!

Here are the high scores from our seniors at Del RosaLanes.

Young At Heart: Steve Boyer 223/563, Frank Deluca 224,Bob Lee 200, Maria Shields 195/544.

Park & Rec.: Joe Strinati 236-227-200/663, Sam Frisby 247,Bob Corrigan 219, Jim James 201, Cari Burris 236/602, JoAnn Parker 211.

Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 202/588, Frank Long 214, BobLee 203, Richard Gomez 202-200, Daisy Martinez 477, AleneSmith 180.

Golden Goodies: Frank Long 521, John Ballman 223, VelmaBone 201-201/563, Bessie Ballman 215.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Roy Cowan 882, 2. Phosie Lotze 827, 3.P.J. Buckner 805, 4. Ernst Knoblauch 776, Booby, Frank Long658.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jim Bazner 791, 2. Anna Craig 766, 3.Bob Corrigan 758, 4. Larry Stormes 706, Booby, Ed Wallace539. Take care and we’ll be back next week.

SAN BERNARDINO — Wow! The month of February wentby so fast. It’s a short month with only 28 days so this is ourlast column for the month. But just think next year we gainan extra day because it will be Leap Year. There’s alwayssomething going on to keep our minds busy. Like all thoseexciting high scores from the bowlers here at Del RosaLanes. Let’s take a quick look at them.

Judson Baptist: Ben Gonzales 216-203-205/624, BobCorrigan 202-214-205/621, Jim Evans 225, Judy Terry 201/559, Marty Perry 204.

Beach Party: Chuck Gray 569, Eric Ybarra 218, DonnaGray 470, Diane Kline 177.

Mt. Commercial: L.T. Togafau 214-205-238/657, RichChandler 235, Barbara Bobroff 200/501.

Capri: Rose Audh 522, Gina Housley 221, Velma Smith213, Esther Byrd 200.

T.N.T.: Matt Tanner 209/548, Lory Durkiewicz 440, RondaForce 178.

Dirty County: PJ Buckner 245-224-217/686, Tom AndresSr. 227-249-202/678, Roger Hunt 210-247-215/672, StevePellegrine 221-234/629, Larry Richards 255/608, SteveMarkovic 226, Donna Buckner 212-210/589, Debbie Andres210, Susan Reeder 209.

Elks Invitational: Larry Stormes 236/537, Karen Boyer189/530, Phosie Lotze 189.

Willows: Jean Newton 204/528.Santa Fe Mixed: Dale Conway 235-234-216/685, Red

Dixon 247, John Brown 200-226, Cookie Brown 217/502,Rose Hudson 202.

S.B. County: Eric Everett 259/628, Robert Cravens Jr. 227,Steve Rollberg 202-225.

Happy Gamblers: Josh Ball 226-213/602, Glenn Ganter211-235, Andi Mattice 194/539.

Adult/Jr. Trio: Joseph De Le Torre 218/609, GregoryTorrence 231/606, Richard Flores Jr. 235, Jean Newton 157/443, Jay De La Torre 211/527, Chase Phillips 204, ShelbyScheffler 419, Ashlee Switt 199.

Good Times: Josh Ball 223-254/659, Larry Stormes 225-232/649, Bob Corrigan 242-246/643, Jeff Wolferd 214-220-205/639, Mike Mobley 212-266/634, Eric Robinson 237-201/624, Del Karper 225-216/621, Jim Forbes 236/608, SpiderCalloway 235/604, Tom Smith 214/603, James Harris II 247,John Boyer 236, Angela Mobley 266-203/645, SjanaRobinson 215-214-211/640, Likapeka Enriquez 225-201/620, Rolann Karper 245/615, Lydia Calloway 205, SherriBoyer 201.

Friday Vegas: Joseph Curran 209/597, Ray Averhart 225,Sam Chong 215-225, Anne Alvarado 204/508.

Slots Of Fun: Rick McClaren 219/605, Bud Sittniewski201-203/603, Angela Hancock 503, Carole Coney 503,Debbie Cooper 199.

Weekend Rollers: John Roberson 235-212-234/681,Ernie Juarez 257-208/648, Mike Nakunz 227-218/624, JoeContreras 200-225/604, Nacho Hernandez 203-223/603,James K. Robinson 255-224/600, Charles Rabico 256-212,Steve Carrow 246, Roger Delos Reyes 239, Alan Rubio 204-237, Jason Laguna 234, James Ross 223, Mike Contreras228, Joe Nava Sr. 225, Jackie Farris 202/596, Laurie Lossner220, Betty Allgower 215, Christina Hernandez 203.

Wednesday Vegas: Del Karper 202-208-234/644,Michael Gray 223-226/615, Harold Harmon Sr. 225-205/614,John Hutchings 231/601, John Boyer 269, Chuck Gray 225,Lee Fitzgerald 510, Rolann Karper 192.

Wed. Wild Bunch: Greg Wood 254-234/685, GaylordSpence 201-202/600, Mike Huddleston 233, Brian McCully231, Marie Fietz 206/527.

Del Rosa 830 Classic: Tom Valesquez Jr. 238-226-208/672, Johnny Hernandez 209-214-245/668, Ray Cobb 248-216/652, Nick Assini 227-235/649, David Martin 238-200-210/648, Kelvin Gross 222-204-220/646, Al Collins 214-226-204/644, Corky De Maio 211-235/639, Larry McKeehan 254/633, Mike Hudson 222-221/627.

See you next week. Until then, take care.