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Villaroman is ABTA Memorial Champion $8,900 in Exciting Finish!! (L-R) Bernie Navarro 8th $330, Tom Mazzulla 3rd $1,250 Freddy Catamisan 4th $625, Ofie Villaroman Teddy’s’s Wife and #1 Supporter, Teddy Villaroman (Champion) $8,900, Steve Brode runner-up $2,500, Armand Garcia 7th $330 and Eric Snow - Cal Bowl Assistant Manager.

Villaroman Wins $8,900 in ABTA Memorial special at cal bowl

Kelley, Moore & Roberto Share $4,340 Match GameLAKEWOOD — Popu-

lar CAL BOWL was our host this year for our Annual Memorial Event. They did a great job. The staff there is friendly, accommodating to all, and helped make our event a success. Thanks to Sal and crew, the shot was consis-tent semi-tough but very fair to all. If you hit your mark you could score. 479 entries came to compete and had fun in the process. The cut scores were Daily separate boards, Thurs., Friday and Satur-day, and Sunda. The Regular Cut score was Men +53, and women +31. +69 for the re-entry for the Men, and +20 Women. The Super Seniors added to the board (3 men, Vic Paolucci +78, Mike Bousquet +69, and Mamerto Jablan +63 Two Women, Teresita Abing +66, and Bobbie McCollum +53. Super seniors are men 63 and over, and for the women a young 55. That would give us 92 bowlers making it to the semi-finals.

High qualifiers for the tournament were Beth Borci +193 (Women) and Benjamin Chung (Men) +193. They get a paid entry in a future regu-lar ABTA event. Beth, would

draw for the Match Series, Pot worth a cool $4, 340. He drew a 672. We had no bowlers who matched that score so the Match Series goes for $5,000 this Saturday at Irvine Lanes. In the 3-6-9 roll-off worth 3,000, we had four cashers. Tres Catalasan, Ted Villaro-man, William Ele and John Armenia split the $100 Conso-lation. We go for $3,000. Sat-urday at Irvine Lanes.

In our optional doubles, fin-ishing in first were Beth Borci, and Freddy Zamora 1466 and $150. 2nd, Beth again and Vuong Do 1443, $150. There was a total of $1,780 and 28 paid spots with low to cash of 1353.

The semifinalists took to the lanes, and after three games the leader was Teddy Villaroman +132 edging Don Chung +123 in second. Chung will sit out the first round of the single elims and Teddy to sit out and bowl for the title. Mr Villaroman, had the honor of drawing the Match Game worth $4,340. He drew a 122 Game 3 making Cyndi Kel-ley, Bonnie Roberto, and Mike Moore quite happy as they split the pot and get $1,466

continued on page 5

SHAWNEE, Okla. – Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., started the Professional Bowl-ers Association Wolf Open with the PBA’s 23rd nation-

Sean Rash Rolls 300 on His Way to Eighth Career Title in PBA Wolf Open to Kick Off PBA Summer Swing

ally-televised 300 game and continued his strike barrage in winning his eighth career title in the opening event of Okla-homa’s Grand Casino Resort

PBA Summer Swing at the Grand Event Center.

The first of five PBA Sum-mer Swing events aired Tues-day on CBS Sports Network.

Rash, the 2011-12 PBA Player of the Year, threw 37 strikes out of a possible 48 attempts in defeating Chris Loschetter, 300-236; Martin Larsen, 225-221; Mike Fagan of Fort Worth, Texas, 241-214, and top qualifier Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, 238-179, in the title match. Rash won $10,000 plus a $10,000 bonus for his televised 300 game.

“It seems like forever (since my last title in the U.S.), but it’s only been two years since I won the Tournament of Cham-

pions,” Rash said. “Winning’s everything. It doesn’t matter if it’s in a parking lot in Alaska or wherever.”

Rash spoiled Loschetter’s 34th birthday when he threw his perfect game at the Avon, Ohio, resident and defending Wolf Open champion in the first match. It was the first na-tionally-televised perfect game since Barnes threw a 300 game at Rash and Australia’s Jason Belmonte in an elimination match in the 2011 PBA Shark Open finals during PBA World Series of Bowling III at South Point in Las Vegas.

“I was a little nervous be-cause I had the front eight (strikes) a few years ago in

continued on page 7Wolf Open Champion Sean Rash with baby daughter.

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NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWSby Connie Marchione

REVIEW OF 67TH PCDWBA TOURNAMENT AT AMF RIVERSIDE LANES (May 23-25)RIVERSIDE — The 67th annual Pacific Coast Deaf Women’s Bowling Association tournament at AMF Riverside Lanes drew only 7 four-some women teams, the smallest entries since 1962 when four teams of 5-somes showed up at Spokane, WA. The 7 teams came after consecutive 2012 and 2013 years of 8 teams entries at Tacoma, WA and Vacaville, CA respectively. Day weekend tourna-ment at Earl Anthony’s Dublin Bowl in Dublin.

FAITH RANCK’S L A DODGERS WINS TEAM EVENT WITH 2237 Faith Ranck with her 450, had Pamela Essen’s 480 help along with Stella Lopez’ 362 and Patti McCoy’s 408 for 1700 total plus 537 handicap 2237 to beat Zoe Ann Joiner’s Camellia Gals’ 2190 for the PCDWBA team event title. Gals’ Coreen Harting scored the event scratch high series 529 along with Joiner’s 400, Sue King’s 449 and Wendy Spanton’s 413. Third place went to Debra Carson’s “Need Name” with Becca Gleicher leading the team with 474 in 2180 total. A strong entry Celia Salcedo’s KOKOPELLI led by Melchora Lee’s event’s high game 191 in her 506 scored the team high scratch series 1804 but their small handicap 243 gave them 2047 in 6th place.

CELIA SALCEDO WINS SINGLES EVENT BY TWO PINS Californian Celia Salcedo started with a 203 and added 150 and 184 for the event’s high scratch series 537 plus 87 handicap 624 to win the singles event by two pins. Violet Greenspon rolled over her average steady games of 171-166-168 for 505 plus 117 for 622 for second place. Third place went to Tina Hall with her 456 plus 150 for 606. Patricia Morford rolled the event’s high game 221 but her with handicap total of 569 placed her in 5th.

TEAM WINNERS PAMELA ESSEN & FAITH RANCK ADDS DOUBLES TITLE Californian duo of Pamela Essen & Faith Ranck who earlier day before won the team event, add-ed the doubles title. Essen hit 404 and Ranck added steady games of 178-172-169 for 519 together 923 plus 270 handicap for leading total of 1193. Former (2007) winner duo of Becca Gleicher and Susan Tousignant came 35 pins short with 1158 from 942 plus 216 handicap. Third place went to Valarie Henderson and Celia Salcedo’s event’s high scratch 960 plus 183 handicap for 1143. Salcedo also closed with the event’s high game of 224 and high 524 series.

CELIA SALCEDO WINS ALL-EVENTS TITLE WITH 1748 Californian Celia Salcedo added the All-events title with her singles title. Salcedo rolled 426 on team, 537 in singles and 524 in doubles for the high scratch all events score 1487 plus 261 handicap for the winning 1748 score. Violet Greenspon came 7 pins short with 1390 plus 351 handicap for 1741. Former All-events titlist (2010) Faith Ranck placed third with 1735. SALCEDO DEFEATS KATHY SEYMOUR FOR 4TH DEAF SENIOR QUEENS TITLE PCDWBA’S prestigious 19th annual Luci Beare Deaf Senior Queens drew 12 entrants including 5 former champions. Hawaiian Younisi Donegan (2009 champion) led the qualifying for the top 8 bowlers match play rounds with 3 times (2008, 2011-12) champion Celia Salcedo, Westminster, CA placing second. In Sunday’s opening match play Donegan defeated former (2010) champion Kathy Seymour, Whittier, CA in two games match play 325-263. Donegan won the next round and in third round met with Salcedo who also won her two matches. Salcedo gave Donegan her first loss 302-252 and Salcedo became top seed in the finals. Meanwhile Seymour with one loss in the losers bracket had won three rounds of match plays and found Donegan waiting for her in the 5th round semi-final match. With both wanting to win their 2nd title, Seymour defeated Donegan in a close two games match 270-268 and moved onto meet the waiting Salcedo in the championship finals. In the title match Seymour gave Salcedo her first loss 309-298 and with both having one loss, another match was required. Salcedo rallied to beat Seymour 366-326 for her 4th title in 7 years. Seymour got the runner-up and Donegan placed third.

HARTING DEFEATS AIKIN-ALLEN FOR HER 2ND DEAF QUEENS TITLE PCDWBA’s prestigious 49th annual Jean Stokesbary’s Deaf Queens drew a full 8 entrants including last year’s champion Lisa Aikin-Allen, Colorado Springs and former (2011) champion Coreen Harting, Elverta, CA. Aikin-Allen qualified in first for the Sunday’s two games match plays and Harting got in 5th. Faith Ranck, Ontario, CA who got attention for her team and doubles titles this weekend qualified in 4th place matching against Harting. The match plays began with Harting defeating Ranck 318-269 and Aikin-Allen also won her match with both meeting in next round. Harting beat Aikin-Allen in close match 301-292 and moved in 3rd round match against Wendy Spanton, Vacaville, CA who is PCDWBA Secretary-treasurer and qualified in 2nd. Spanton won her two matches and in the match against Harting both got tied 327-327 that re-quired a 9th - 10th frames roll off. Harting prevailed with a 39-26 win and moved to championship finals while Spanton with her first loss moved into 5th round semi-finals. Meanwhile in the losers bracket, Ranch won her two matches and in 4th round was eliminated by Aikin-Allen in a close match 315-301. Aikin-Allen moved to semi finals against Spanton and eliminated her 363-243. In the championship final against the waiting Harting, Aikin-Allen gave Harting her first loss 383-313. That required another match and Harting recovered and defeated Aikin-Allen 316-293 to win her 2nd Queens title. Aikin-Allen took runner-up place, Spanton third place and Ranch 4th place. Next week will be a review of the men’s tournament.

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aTTenTIon so. la counTy bowlersSo. LA County USBC Annual Open MeetingJune 29, 2014 - Sunday, 10 am At Cal Bowl

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ABTA Visits Irvine Lanes SaturdayUPDATE: Las Vegas NOW added to $16,750 1st with Bonuses • $7,000 Min 1st

Big Pots: $5,000 Match Series • $3,000 3-6-9 • est $1,250 Match GameIRVINE — After our BYE last week, we look forward to return to Irvine Lanes Saturday June

7 with Semi-Frozen Handicap. Qualifying Squads at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM with Semi Finals at 8:00PM. Top 16 Single Elims to follow.

There are many optionals and fun in the ABTA such as Guaranteed Side Pots, Match Game, Match Series, Horses and Bracket Action. Side Pots are only $7.00 total to enter, with $75 min Guaranteed at 4:00 PM (Two Places) and Guaranteed at $175 per Game at 6:00PM and usually pays well over that figure, usually top $270 or more per game on the final Squad. We usually pay 3 places.

First Place is as always-guaranteed at $1,000 min and up to $2,900 1st with Bonuses. Top 16 always guaranteed $100 min. Men and women have separate qualifying boards with 1 in 5 1/2 mak-ing the Semi Finals Roll-off. The top 16 are still guaranteed $100 Min with 3 ladies guaranteed.

New members join for only $10 and Seniors (men 55+ and ladies 49+) join free.Join us at Classy Irvine Lanes this Saturday. SEE www.abta1.com, OUR AD in the Bowling

News page 5 or Facebook abtabowling - for INFO. The Center is located at 3415 Michelson, Corner of Harvard. BOOMERS is at the corner ! Take

405 Freeway south to Jamboree go south 1/4 Mile to Michlelson go ¾ Miles south to the Lanes on the left. Phone is 949-786-9625. This is a very nice center. Make plans also for our next event June 14 at West Covina Lanes. Come early as the squads are huge at 6 pm. Then June 21 a long awaited return to popular Canoga Park Bowl in Winnetka.

Las Vegas is upon us soon. The South Point will Host our Annual July Las Vegas Open July 3-4-5-6 with ADDED $16,750 1st with Bonuses. $7,000 Min 1st Place. NO EXTRA COST TO YOU.

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American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com

1 teddy Villaroman 732$5,000.00 Cash & Carry $2,875.00 squads $750.00 ABtA shirt $275.00 2 steve Brode 717 $2,500.00 3 tom mazzulla 700 $1,250.00 4 Freddie Catamisan 662 $625.00 5 Andy Yu 652 $625.00 6 Don Chung 723 $330.00 7 Armand garcia (ss) 714 $330.00 8 Bernie navarro 700 $330.00 9 marvin galsim sr. 668 $330.00 10 Angelito Hilvano 683 $245.00 11 Andrew toro 680 $245.00 12 tomas Chavez 667 $245.00 13 mike moore 654 $245.00 14 nick lee 651 $245.00 15 gogo Brown 645 $245.00 16 Florinda rosario 60% 640 $147.00 17 Jeanette Chang 618 $245.00 18 liwei liu 720 $222.50 19 Anthony ta 717 $222.50 20 marvin Crowder 713 $222.50 21 Albert Chen 713 $222.50 22 Don Quitangon 711 $222.50 23 James samson 704 $222.50 24 tip Jeensalute (ss) 695 $222.50 25 Chris Kelly 687 $222.50 26 Benjamin Chung 686 $222.50 27 Beth Borci (ss) 681 $222.50 28 John gonzales 670 $222.50 29 teresita Abing (ss) 657 $222.50 30 Henry narciso 656 $222.50 31 Princess Faye Josafat 643 $222.50 32 Annaliza Agoncillo 637 $222.50 33 Dino Cantoria (ss) 650 $193.75 34 sol Cericos 650 $193.75 35 Jamescart Alarcio 644 $190.00 36 JeJe gabriel 640 $187.50 37 Kenny Kwan 639 $185.00 38 richard Valdez 60% 638 $109.50 39 Ben Bagaoisan (ss) 636 $180.00 40 tri Vo 635 $177.50 41 Christopher Eguilos 634 $173.75 42 John Phan 634 $173.75 43 Kelly wynn 633 $170.00 44 mike Bousquet (ss) 632 $167.50 45 Victor Paolucci (ss) 627 $165.00 46 Dominador la guardia 626 $162.50 47 Danny Alcayde 625 $160.00 48 David Dittlinger 623 $155.00 49 giang Huynh 623 $155.00 50 shaun suase 623 $155.00 51 Danny guevarra 622 $150.00 52 Arnold J. trias 617 $146.25 53 Ed Abarca 617 $146.25 54 Chris marquez 616 $142.50 55 Angela lung 615 $140.00 56 Andrew lung 609 $136.00 57 william garrett 609 $136.00 58 Cecilia lung 608 $132.50 59 Anthony Jilek 603 $130.00 60 memo rosales 601 $127.50 61 Derrick Brown 600 $125.00 62 Christopher slack 599 $121.25 63 Jimmy wong 599 $121.25 64 Fred go 596 $117.50 65 Carl Hay 592 $115.00 66 steve Bryant 590 $112.50 67 Jean Colian 586 $110.00 68 wendy soo Hoo(ss) 584 $110.00 69 Yen lach 583 $107.50 70 sonia Coronado 583 $107.50 71 michael Zhang 582 $105.00 72 gabriel martinez 581 $105.00 73 roger romero (ss) 579 $102.50 74 Cleveland Johnson(ss) 577 $102.50 75 Bobbie mcCollum (ss) 575 $100.00 76 stan Por 574 $99.00 77 shedrick smith 574 $99.00 78 Bill warren 571 $99.00 79 Joey nepomuceno 565 $99.00 80 Fred galvan 556 $99.00 81 Bonnie roberto 60% 555 $59.50 82 Jun reyes 60% 554 $59.50 83 Cyndi Kelley 60% 553 $59.00 84 Della Jones (ss) 60% 553 $59.00 85 Donald Pulliam 551 $98.00 86 Vuong Do 545 $98.00 87 Adrian Pelayo 533 $98.00 88 marvyn galsim Jr. 532 $98.00 89 Veronica Boone (ss) 519 $98.00 90 romeo Borillo Jr. 60% 510 $58.75 91 Patti Brode (ss) 493 $98.00 92 mamerto Jablan Dns $98.00

DOUBLES1 Freddy Zamora / Beth Borci 1466 $150.00 2 Vuong Do / Beth Borci 1443 $130.00 3 Cecilia lung / Don Chung 1412 $120.00 4 Chris Kelly / marvin Crowder 1405 $110.00 5 liwei liu / Vuong Do 1405 $110.00 6 Dominador la guardia / Don Quitangon 1400 $100.007 Chris Kelly / steve Brode 1399 $90.00 8 Don Quitangon / mike J. moore 1398 $90.00 9 Cecilia lung / michael Zhang 1395 $80.00 10 liwei liu / memo rosales 1392 $80.00 11 Vuong Do / memo rosales 1391 $70.00 12 Annaliza Agoncillo / Arnold J. trias 1386 $60.00 13 Vuong Do / stan Por 1386 $60.00 14 Angela lung / Cecilia lung 1381 $60.00 15 Deborah sanders / Vuong Do 1380 $50.00 16 Cecilia lung / nick lee 1374 $50.00 17 Sean Nguon / Cecilia lung 1368 $40.00

abTaCal Bowl - May 22-25

18 Vuong Do / JeJe gabriel 1368 $40.00 19 lordan Ferguson (lH) / Cecilia lung 1365 $40.00 20 nick lee / John Phan 1361 $40.00 21 Deborah sanders / marvin Crowder 1359 $30.00 22 Henry Hoang / Cecilia lung 1357 $30.00 23 Dominador la guardia / stan Por 1356 $30.00 24 galdino Chavez / Bill warren 1354 $30.00 25 stan Por / mike J. moore 1354 $30.00 26 Don Quitangon / Pat manalo 1353 $20.00 27 Chris Kelly / william samson 1353 $20.00 28 Deborah sanders / steve Brode 1353 $20.00

mYSTERY DOUBLES1 Dino Cantoria / Andy Yu 530 $140.00 2 Danny guevarra / so Cericos 517 $120.00 3 marvin Crowder / Chris Kelly 511 $110.00 4 shedrick smith / renoir land 503 $100.00 5 Adrian Pelayo / Alex manalo 494 $90.00 6 steve Brode / Danny Alcayde 491 $80.00 7 Ben Bagaoisan / Benjamin Chung 489 $70.00 8 Eduardo Coronado / william garrett 488 $60.00 9 Freddie Catamisan / Derrick Bronw 488 $60.00 10 gibin Kim / tom mazzula 483 $50.00 11 April griese / Chris marquez 482 $50.00 12 Bill warren / Edgardo talavera 479 $40.00 13 Jim moore / Florina rosario 477 $40.00 14 tres Catalasan / Kelly wynn 476 $40.00 15 william garrett / Armando trias 474 $30.00 16 Danny Ly / Anthony Jilek 472 $30.00 17 Deborah sanders / william garrett 468 $30.00 18 lordan Ferguson / Vuong Do 468 $30.00 19 Victor Paolucci / romeo Borillo 462 $20.00 20 lordan Ferguson / Je Je gabriel 462 $20.00 21 steven Alford / Chris Eguilos 462 $20.00 22 Joey nepomuceno / ricardo Baca 462 $20.00 23 tri Vo / Andy Yu 462 $20.00

fINANCIAL REPORTCUT SCORES

men: thu + 84 Fri + 80 sat + 73 sun + 69 women: thu + 85 Fri + 33 sat + 80 sun + 31

re-Entry sunday men +90 women +20suPEr sEniOrs:

teresita Abing (66), Bobbie mcCollum (53), Vic Paolucci (78), mike Bousquet

(69), mamerto Jablan (63)HigH QuAliFEr (FrEE EntrY)

men: Benjamin Chung + 172women: Beth Borci + 193

3 - 6 - 9: teddy Villaroman, John Ar-menia, william Ele, tres Catalasanmatch game: 122 - Bonnie roberto,

Cyndi Kelly, mike moorematch series: 672 - nO winnEr

RAffLE WINNERS sponsor Ball teddy Villaroman Vegas Entry Joyce Charles Vegas Entry Angel Hilvano regular Entry william samson regular Entry Henry Hoang regular Entry william Ele 900 global Bag richard Abrantes Prize Fund 465 $24,100.25Paid Entries 22 @ 98 $2,156.00Optional sidepots $2,200.00Doubles $1,780.00mystery Doubles $1,270.003-6-9 $100.00match game $4,340.00Cash & Carry $3,900.00shirt & trophy $88.00total Payout $39,934.25

each. We estimate the pot at $1,200 Saturday.

Now to the top 32 Match Play finals. In the first round, the fifteen losers were award-ed checks of $222.50. In round, two eight losers were Angel Hilvano, Andy Toro, Tomas Chavez, Nick Lee, Mike Moore, Jeanette Chang, Go Go Brown, and Florinda Rosario. Each getting checks of $245. In Round three, the four losers were Marvin Gal-sim Sr., Don Chung, Armand Garcia, and Bernie Navarro with each getting checks of $330.

We are now down to the final five bowlers. In these matches Freddie Catamisan fell to Steve Brode in a tigh-tone 231-115. Tom Mazzulla got to Andy Yu 235-211. So Andy and Freddie are 4th and 5th and $625 each with Brode and Mazzulla to bowl for the right to meet Villaroman for the Title. This match was a good one also.

Our semi-final match would pit two men who bowl most every week with us. In a tense game Tom had a few problems and Brode won on tough lanes 199-173. Tom was 3rd with a great showing and Brode, last week’s champ at Friendly Hills is off to the title game. Brode had a chance to be a Back to Back Champion which few have mastered in ABTA History. Brode was the Horse winner paying $69 to the faithful who placed their $5 on him.

Moore, Kelley & Roberto Share $4,340 Match Game at CAL BOWL – Cyndi Kelley, Mike Moore & Bonnie Roberto were some what happier that they bowled that 122 game in ABTA Memorial Event as it paid off the tune of $1,466 each! All are very deserving and regular ABTA performers. Congrats!! Pictured are Mike Moore & Bonnie Roberto, Cyndi was not on hand for the picture!!

The title game was on at CAL Bowl. Top Qualifier Ted Villaroman elected to start the match on left lane and he struck. Brode also started out with a strike, and spare to open up the match. Ted struck and spared, and they both wereclean til frame 5 where Teddy opened, 5-10 split, and again opened in frame 6. At this point Brode had a 16 pin lead and was clean through 8 frames, But Ted doubled in the 7-8 frames. They both opened in the 9th frame, and here we are, 10th frame, Brode up by 7 pins. Brode left a strong 4 pin. He missed to the right giving him 9 out and opening the door for Ted who no needed a mark. He struck and now needed only 7 pins and he left a 10 pin to win via 208-204 count (all scores posted are w/Handicap) Ted takes home $5,000 for the victory and an additional $2,875 for Cash and Carry, $150 for bowling in the last three events, $750 for bowl-ing in 33+ squads in the last year, and an additional $275 for wearing his ABTA Shirt to give him a total of $8,900. Steve would take home $2,500 for his second place finish in this exciting title match.

Teddy Villaroman is from Orange, married to Ofie a staunch supporter of his and ABTA. They have two daugh-ters Tracy and Kristy. Used a IQ Fusion drilled by Ben Mach of Westminster Lanes. He thanks Armand, Je Je, Jeff, and Ed for support and the ABTA Staff for a great job.

Steve Brode is from Downey, and Used the Shred-

der drilled by Ben Mach also. He would like to thank his family and his Mom. Patti also cashed in this event. Thanks to Jack, George, Danny, Ed, Marvyn G, and Mike Moore-more and talks to CAL Bowl, Leonard and Eric and staff.

Tom Mazzula 3rd Place, is from Highland and used a 900-Global Network Drilled by Vance Sisk. He’s married to Kathy with kids Matt and Ash-lyn. He thanks CAL for host-ing the ABTA tournament, the ABTA and its staff.

In our raffle this week, we saw Champ Villaroman win the sponsor ball from 900 Global. In our other raffles Joyce - Charles and Angel Hilvano won paid entries into our Vegas event. Will Samson, Henry Hoang, and William Ele won entries into a future regu-lar event. Rich Abrantes won a 900-Global Bag!

Join us at Classy Irvine Lanes this Saturday. SEE www.abta1.com, OUR AD Bowling News page #5, or Fa-cebook ABTABOWLING for INFO. Irvine Lanes is located at 3415 Michelson, Corner of Harvard, BOOMERS is at the corner.

Take 405 Freeway south to Jamboree go south 1/4 Mile to Michlelson, go ¾ Miles south to the Lanes on the left. Phone is 949-786-962. This is a very nice center. Make plans also for our next event June 14 at West Covina Lanes. Come early as the squads are huge at 6 pm.

Its history folks as Teddy Villaroman enters the archives as our Memorial Special

Champion. Hope to see you at IRVINE

LANES Saturday ! Thank you for being an ABTA member until then!

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gratulations go to House SI-REN Liza Trias Agoncillo who brought down the 6/1 House of Blues event at Cal Bowl by shooting a very nice 261 game for $720 during the single game championship roll-off. Runner-up K-mel Cunanan took home $200 and at 3rd was Addison Acedera for $100. Beth Borci, Allan Basto, Benjie Calinawan, Rey Santos, Bob Selner and Chris Abing took home $50 each for 4th-9th place.

To all competitive league bowlers: we are inviting you to challenge your skills to a higher level! We are a SPORT SHOT TOURNAMENT. Each event presents a different pat-tern that will test your knowl-edge and ability to adapt. Pay-outs will always be guaranteed at 1:5 with separate boards for men and women. Handicap is calculated to level out the playing field. Come check us out and see our flyer on face-book for additional details or call TRES CATALASAN at (310) 961-6106.

To all SF bowlers: Thank you all for your support, trust, confidence and compliments! We will stray from our bi-weekly Sunday schedule for our next event due to schedul-ing conflicts. In consideration of bowlers’ possible commit-ments, our squads will be 1pm & 2:30pm only on Saturday, June 14. See our flyer in next weeks Bowling News for ad-ditional details.

PBA TO RETURN TO OKLAHOMA’S GRAND CASINO RESORT FIRELAKE BOWLING CENTER FOR 2015 SUMMER SWING

SHAWNEE — The Professional Bowlers Association and Citizen Potawatomi Nation have reached agreement to return to Shawnee, Okla., for the third annual PBA Summer Swing in 2015. Dates and other details have yet to be finalized, but the announcement that the PBA will return to Oklahoma was made during the Grand Casino Resort PBA Summer Swing finals by Citizen Pota-watomi Nation Chairman John (Rocky) Barrett.

It is expected the 2015 program will be similar to the 2014 Summer Swing, with preliminary rounds held at FireLake Bowling Center (also operated by the Grand Casino Resort group) with finals held on a special lane installation in the Grand Event Center in the Grand Casino Resort and Hotel complex.

“The PBA is very happy to renew our relationship with the Citizen Potawatomi Nation and Grand Casino Resort group,” said PBA Commissioner Tom Clark. “The 2014 event was a terrific experience. Our hosts could not have been more accommodating. FireLake is a great facility for our preliminary rounds, and the Grand Event Center provided us with a terrific setting for the finals. We couldn’t be happier. It’s great news for the PBA and our members to know a full year in advance that we’re coming back to Oklahoma.”

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● 47 different players (40.86%) of the 2014 Summer Swing field of 115 players cashed at least once in the PBA Wolf, Badger, Bear and/or Oklahoma Open events.

● 16 different players (13.19%) qualified for one of the four Summer Swing stepladder finals on CBS Sports Network.

● Bill O’Neill of Langhorne, Pa., qualified for three televi-sion shows (No. 2 in Bear Open, No. 1 in Badger Open and No. 3 in Oklahoma Open). The only other players who qualified for more than one TV show were Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C. (No. 1 in Bear, No. 4 in Oklahoma) and Chris Loschetter of Avon, Ohio (No. 5 in Wolf, No. 2 in Oklahoma).

● The 2013 PBA Summer Swing produced two first-time champions (Loschetter in Wolf Open, Jake Peters of Hender-son, Nev., in Badger Open). Players who will be trying for their first PBA Tour titles in 2014 television finals are Marshall Kent, Yakima, Wash., No. 3 in Badger Open; Martin Larsen, Swe-den, No. 3 in Wolf Open; E.J. Tackett, Huntington, Ind., No. 1 in Oklahoma Open, and Brian Valenta, Lockport, Ill., No. 4 in Badger Open. Valenta is the only player who will make his PBA Tour television debut.

● Two-time major league baseball all-star pitcher John Bur-kett of Southlake, Texas, returned to PBA Tour competition for the first time since 2007 to prepare for his planned debut in PBA50 Tour competition in 2015. Burkett finished in a tie for 70th in the field of 115 in the three Oklahoma Open qualifying rounds with an 18-game total of 3,621 pins (a 201.17 average). He was 91st for his six games in the Wolf Open (1,174 pins, 195.67 average); 48th in the Bear Open (1,226 pins, 204.33 av-erage) and tied for 63rd in the Badger Open (1,221 pins, 203.5 average). Burkett is considering entering the PBA World Series of Bowling VI at South Point in Las Vegas in October.

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Medford (Ore.) and I’ve had a few other chances,” Rash said. “You just want to make a good shot to give yourself a chance. It was a great feeling, one of those you’ll never forget.”

In the second match, an unconverted 4-6-7 split by Sweden’s Larsen in the sixth frame allowed Rash to stay close, and a 4 pin on Larsen’s first shot in the 10th frame gave Rash a chance to win. Working on a strike in the ninth frame, Rash added three more in the 10th frame for a come-from-behind 225-221 victory.

“All you can ask for in situations like that is a chance,” Rash said. “If (Larsen) strikes on that first shot in the 10th, my day is over. But I still had to double. You just have to put yourself in the right frame of mind. You have to go through the process because once you let go of the ball, you have no control over the end result. Fortunately it turned out the right way for me.”

In the semifinal match, Fagan struggled with pin carry, throwing only three strikes in the first eight frames while Rash struck on eight of his first nine shots on his way to a 241-214 victory. In the title match, Rash continued to pound the pocket while Barnes never built any momentum.

“Fagan and (Larsen) both threw urethane balls and I think it backfired on them,” Rash noted. “They didn’t have the hold and the look they had in the preliminary round at FireLake (Bowling Center, where preliminary rounds were conducted). I think if Barnes had a re-do, he’d probably throw a different ball, but the ball he threw (at FireLake) got him into the lead and he ran away from the field. He has a lot of confidence in that ball.”

While Rash’s strikes were key to his victory, the deciding factor actually was his spare shooting. He had only two open frames in four games – one a split, one a chopped 6-10 spare attempt.

“When the scoring pace is high, you can’t miss the pocket, but you also have to fill frames,” he said. “The one thing I’m proud about this week is that I bowled 52 games and missed four spares. That’s what I really work on at home. I don’t practice throwing strikes very much.”

With his win in the Wolf Open, Rash claimed the first berth in the Oklahoma’s Grand Casino Resort King of the Swing special event that will conclude the Summer Swing.

Oklahoma’s Grand Casino Resort PBA Summer Swing continues next Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET on CBS Sports Network with the finals of the PBA Bear Open. Bear finalists include top qualifier Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C.; Bill O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa.; Ronnie Russell, Marion, Ind.; Rhino Page, Dade City, Fla., and Dick Allen, Columbia, S.C.

CBS Sports Network is available across the country through local cable, video and telco provid-ers and via satellite on DirecTV Channel 221 and Dish Network Channel 158. For more informa-tion, including a full programming schedule and how to get CBS Sports Network, go to www.cbssportsnetwork.com.

Pre-game shows for each PBA Summer Swing event will be posted on PBA’s online bowling channel, Xtra Frame and on PBA’s YouTube page on Monday’s prior to the telecast. Post-game shows will air on Xtra Frame and YouTube following each telecast. Complete coverage of each event will be archived on Xtra Frame three days after the original air date.

2014 PBA WOLF OPEN

Grand Casino Resort Event Center, Shawnee, Okla.

Final Standings: 1, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., $10,000. 2, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas, $5,000. 3, Mike Fagan, Fort Worth, Texas, $4,000. 4, Martin Larsen, Sweden, $3,500. 5, Chris Loschetter, Avon, Ohio, $3,000.

Playoff Results: Match One – Rash def. Loschetter, 300-236. Match Two – Rash def. Larsen, 225-221. Semifinal Match – Rash def. Fagan, 241-214. Championship – Rash def. Barnes, 238-179.

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BOWLING NEWSPage 8 June 5, 2014

Chuck PezzanoDean of Bowling Writers, PBA & USBC Hall of Fame

Bowling News is proud to bring you....

You can’t be more amazed than when you spend some time with today’s younger generation.

Whether it is them displaying their flying fingers on com-puters, their flying feet in gymnastics or their rolling the ball and making parents and grandparents take a good second look at their talent, mentally and physically.

All sports and all fields have their child prodigies. There have been teenagers in every major sport, and many in their early teens, particularly in swimming and tennis.

Many of them have been great or gone on to greatness, at great sacrifice, being forced to grow up too quickly, being forced to choose between fame and fortune early, or after a suitable stretch of education.

In the dream world it would be wonderful if every young athlete in every sport was forced to obtain a high school education at a minimum, and college or other advanced training as a recommended path.

But the real world doesn’t work out so neatly.Some really young baseball, basketball, tennis and

hockey phenoms can and do make millions of dollars be-fore they can legally drink or vote. How and when do you tell them they are too young or too unprepared? At 17 they can be accepted into the armed services and put their lives on the line.

So how can you realistically ask any youngster talented way beyond their years to put a hold on opportunities and riches that may not be there later.

In many cases it is boys against men, and girls against women. But boys grow up fast these days and women aren’t nearly as mere as they used to be.

Bowlers are amazingly adept at early ages. You can visit any junior program and see obvious talent. But, at 15 many bowlers have been bowling for a decade, and bowl-ing at pro class calibre for years. By the time they are ready for college, many are ready for a shot at pro tours or the big money tournaments.

Look at the Mark Roths, Johnny Petraglias and Pete Webers and a list of thousands and you could see super stars in the making at ages of 17 or younger.

Junior bowlers can’t be reminded too often that a 200 game is fine, but an “A” in any subject is better. A tourna-ment win is terrific, but the Honor Roll is more terrific. A 300 game or even a 900 series is great, but a diploma is the greatest.

In bowling there is no reason why both areas cannot be encouraged. A high school or college student can utilize his time, so much can be spent on bowling and much can be spent on study. And students can map out a schedule that covers both sides, and gives them the best of both worlds.

Parents, bowling coaches and bowling officials have a duty to counsel young bowlers and not to put too much pressure on them in either way, except to use common sense.

Education should always come first, but bowling is an education too, if used wisely, whether you’re a shooting star or a struggler. But always hit the books as hard as you hit the pins.

NOTES TO NOTEThere are two main theories as to how to break bowling

slumps. On school feels the answer is to bowl a lot more, and another advises to bowl a lot less. When we asked super coach John Jowdy, he laughed and said, “Both meth-ods work.”

*****It’s great what coaching and experience will do for any

bowler. I recall one top pro who gave a speech and told how when he started he took three steps, and hopped like a frog. Many years of experience and untold hours of coaching, now he takes four steps, and hops like a frog.

*****Warning to all bowlers. When you come up with a key

shot to win, you can yell, cheer, leap, hi fi, slap your and other hands, and maybe even spike the ball, but just be real careful about praying.

*****The really large silent majority in this country are the

bowlers who never have rolled a 200 game.*****

A sportsman who owned race horses for many years got interested in bowling, and sponsored some pro bowl-ers. Asked the difference, he said, “The horses don’t talk back, and I know where they are every night.”

*****Knocking 10 pins down on the first ball earns you a strike

on the scoresheet. If you rack up 12 strikes in a row, you have a 300 game, yet in reality you have knocked down only 120 pins. So why don’t we say the final score is 300 points rather than 300 pins knocked down?

*****The pro tours can be a difficult way to attempt to make

a living. That’s why I like the story about the two men, one a struggling pro bowler, who won five milliion dollars each in a lottery. When asked what they were going to do with all the money, the first man happily described how he was going to quit work at once, spend a lot of time fishing and playing golf, travel and take life easy, living high on his new found wealth.

The bowler scratched his head, thought a bit, then said, “I guess I’ll just keep bowling on the tour untll the money is all gone.”

*****You always hear about the champions and winning

bowlers being such good sports. What have they got to complain about?

deanna doMInaTessTaTe PePsI

TournaMenTby Joy McGregor

ANAHEIM — Can we help send a junior bowler to the Pepsi National Champi-onships? I hope we have your attention and your answer is, “YOU BET WE CAN”!!

This junior bowler is 14 year old Deanna Gomez and she has bowled in the junior program at Linbrook Bowl for over five years and in that time has really improved her game. Her current 2012-13 book average is 179, however her average for the 2014-15 was bumped up to 187; pretty darn awesome for a youth bowler! Her bowling accomplishments are something to be very proud of but more than that, she is as nice and as humble a kid you will find anywhere.

After qualifying for the Pepsi tournament’s round one competition held at Linbrook Bowl in March, she advanced to the next round in May con-tested at Fountain Bowl. While there she averaged nearly 200 for her six-game block and was number one in the entire state in her division.

For her awesome accom-plishment, she has earned the right to compete in the Nation-al Finals in Buffalo, New York this July. Linbrook Bowl will be hosting a fundraiser Singles No-Tap Tournament on Satur-day, June 14th at 1PM in hopes of raising enough money to be able to send Deanna and her mother to Buffalo.

The cost of this fundraiser tournament is $15 with all pro-ceeds going to finance this trip. Handicap will be 100% of 210 and there is an adult and a ju-nior division. There will also be a 50/50 and lots of prizes to be given away to some lucky participants.

In addition to this once in a lifetime trip, Deanna has also won a $1,200 scholarship. Linbrook Bowl is extremely proud of her and wish her the very best in Buffalo.

R E M E M B E R - - - - S AT-URDAY, JUNE 14TH, 2014 AT LINBROOK BOWL, 201 S. Brookhurst in Anaheim. Check in is 12:30PM with bowling at 1PM. Let’s all get together and support Deanna by bowling or if you do not wish to bowl, donations are always welcome! Tourna-ment flyers are available at the desk at Linbrook Bowl or call 714/774-2253 for more details.

The junior level is just the beginning and the USBC en-courages all associations to promote their youth programs. The Orange County USBC has an excellent youth board and is heavily involved in lo-cal, state and national levels, encouraging young bowlers to join a junior program at their local centers and to participate in tournaments. The schol-arshiop program is growing with an opportunity to engage in through college and who knows... the sky is the limit! Many of the pro bowlers you watch compete on TV started in a junior program. Most of all the centers in Orange County boast a good junior program, so parents, sign your kids up... Look at Deanna!!

Look forward to seeing y’all (kids & adults) join us a Linbrook Bowl for this very worthy cause.

GO DEANNA..............

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sunDAY nigHt lEAguE: Scratch only until minimum games. Fred Galvan 278, Vickie Maas, Ann Jones & Stacy Galicia 191, Ryan Hinchliffe 728, Ashley Higgins 585.sEniOr swingErs: (scr) Ed Bugayong 196, Cres Cruz 177, Dick Bay 529, Esther Bugayong 416. (hdcp) Marvin Robbins 237, Barbara Teitel 197, Fred Rapp 620.HOlY BOwlErs: Scratch only until minimum games. Bill Wick 191, Brad Recker 182, Haitham Jammal 176, Tracy Chow 173, Kathy Marriott 156, Jennie Romagnino 154, Steve Szekely 363, Bob Walsh 360, Paul Sullivan 360, Laura Walsh 360, Cheri Kehri 360, Alicia Oberlander 360.guYs & DOlls: Scratch only until minimum games. Trey Keene 264, Danica Cunningham 206, Roy Stansbery 602, Peggy Eklund 538.wED. nigHt HDCP: (scr) Matt Risch 268, Sheilah Faller 201, Robert Banaag 738, Stephanie Fenwick 559. (hdcp) Jude Niles 287, Gigit Reyes 256, Mark Flores 762, Margie Silverman 656.sEniOr FOursOmE: (scr) Roger Desgroseilliers 254, Seiki Tluczek 198, John Kanda 547, Barbara Teitel 496. (hdcp) Robert Cornett 282, Maria Rogers 240, Art Wolf 667, Lydia Gantt 629.tHursDAY 890: (scr) Dana Rouse 247, Renee York 200, Val Hoag 675, Julieta Ward 548. (hdcp) Robert Zappater-reno 292, Beth Jensen 254, Ryan Hinchliffe 727, Rosie Schneider 717.

That’s it for this week. Get your youth bowlers on the lanes in the 8 for 8. Until next time...keep the ball rollin’!

WINNETKA — It’s a busy time here at Canoga Park Bowl where we have leagues that are ending their Fall Season while for others, it’s the beginning of their Summer Leagues.

Copper Bucket: Congratulations to Jeanne Tonyan, 81 years young, 202 game!! Congratulations league cham-pions, “Poor-Ass” Bunch, Jeanne Tonyan, Bob Tonyan, J.T. Porras, Tom Borrelli! Rusty Yeager Jr. 242/704, Karen Vance 194/571, Tom Borrelli 254/621, Tom Tucker 247/664, Randy Johnston 236/628, J.T. Porras 626, Bob Kindel 621, Amy Sobuta 462, Joe Myers 241.

Phil-Am: Week 1—Terry Sannita 236/603, Levi Na-varrete 557, Cameren Guidry 212/552, Helen Ventenilla 226/544, Phil Manuel 521, Donna Fontano 204.

470 scratch travel: Kelly Gold 221/628, Petra Kaun 215/608, Connie Wannomae 245/594, Henny Shepherd 547, Cindy Dominguez 219/539, Patricia Carpenter 207.

Comedians: Again! This league had two “300” games bowled a couple of weeks ago on the same night. Then this past week, during Sweepers they did it again! David Feinberg “300” game/742 series and Dan Onestinghel “300” game/774 series. Great bowling in this league! Oth-er scores: Scott Crawford 279/749, Lou Cherpin 278/710, Andrew Ibrahim 267/698, Irma Giles 212/575, Susie Roth-enbeck 540, Mary Becker 201/535, Ellen Eckard 509. Summer League starts June 10th.

short n sweet: Daniel Williams 256/696, Bo Fogel 236/591, Gary Gladstone 253/673, Dale Rubin 226/662, Bill Willliams 247/627, Andy Rizo 605, Les Charbonneau 226/605, Marsha Williams 565, Angela Wales 510, Bill Wil-liams 247, Eric Gaytan 226.

sFVCC nikkei: Stan Date 255/649, Noriko Fukunaga 257/619, Ken Shinbashi 222/627, Yuki Matsuba 248/613, Shoji Takeshima 600, Gary Yamamoto 229/588, Tami Shiotani 243/614, Sandra Yamamoto 210/599, Don Ko-bayashi 224, Kirk Sasaki 222, Tony Shiotani 222.

SENIORS49’Ers: Carolyn Scherzberg 233/664, Rick Dobris

225/637, Philip Lanni 247/620, Dave Folck 234/619, Rich-ard Greenzweight 255/610, Alan Alejandro 608, Robert Husby 608, Kathy Litzenberger 201/587, Mary Lauer 539, Temmy Walker 519, William Tidemanson 290, Les Char-bonneau 225.

Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 258/639, Carolyn Scherzberg 236/606, Bill Robb 233/628, Ron Doll 223/583, Marv Baker 256/576, Bill Volkert 568, Connie Wannomae 542, Temmy Walker 507, Tammy Geitgey 486, Bev Zietz 483, Rick Kopper 225, Liz Rogers 189.

39’Ers: Carolyn Scherzberg “744” series and 258 game. Al Reiswig 278/740, Lucy Tralla 220/614, Richard Greenzweight 267/667, Jerry Kanowitz 659, Hung-Lay Quon 236/625, Carole Peire 539, Mary Lauer 204/520, Edie Goldberg 489, Bob Husby 257.

JUNIORSit’s week 4 for our Juniors.

Juniors royals: Julia Frias 235/696, Justin Pluchino 266/656, Erik Godin 248/590, Keith Nelson 206/568, Tyler Smith 165/432, William Wales 144/383, Kayla Bernstein 234/644, Bertha Rose 187/500, Emily Haworth 150/421, Jacey Opiana 180/415.

8 For 8: (2 games) David Quezada 123/212, Alexia Ri-vera 86/170, Diego Sosa 123/209, Julian Gutierrez101/193, Logan Zelaya 97/187, Ethan Zegarra 183, Hrefna Asgeirs-dottir 83/164, Brynja Asgeirsdottir 78/149, Willlam Schmitt 106.

that’s all for this week. see you on the lanes.

LAKEWOOD — The bowlers are doing quite well in their Summer Leagues here at Cal Bowl. Let’s take a look at their scores.

Funsters: Mattie Wylie and Jesse Lane, both had a “SOUR APPLE”. Jim Burke 248/641, Jim Plante 250/622, Dan Monzon 235/614, Jorge Fernandez 221/610, Ed Brown 216/606, B.J. 602, Al Fagafa 214/602, Joanne Burke 203/560, Myra Kremen 215/560, Linda Kinney 520, Carolin Covell 520, Dorothy Ruggiero 512, Barbara Crawford 512. Side-pot winners—Game One: Jim Burke 296/Divina Bu-hay 251; Game Two: B.J. 258/Luz Cruz 276; Game Three: Jim Plante 299/Julie Grabinski 235.C.A.u.l.: Dan Franceschi “300” game/719 series. Jim Johnson 255/678, Rich Dahmen 267/677, Javier Santos 234/654, Scott Scarborough 256/651, Nori Ito 246/638, Al-lan Lee 234/623, Donald Pedersen 226/607, Clark Hen-drickson 591, Reggie Hart 280/578, Jackie Mallory 446, Alice Burns 446.marcus lemons Vegas Outlaws: Jeremy Glover 269/745, Emmerson Wafer 280/733, Mike Villarreal 719, David Fitzgerald 258/717, Mitchell Grissett 299/709, Pres-ton Fukumizu 290/706, Demetrius Reed 704, Amber Ball 247/675, Cheryl Durden 237/650, Stacy Hobody 235/636, Phylissia Smith 596, Marquita Ferrette 243/586.Cal-mega Vegas-tues.: B J Harlan 257/708, B.J. 269/685, Rufus Porter 258/683, Robert Cloyd 247/672, James Talley 265/653, Eric Motschwiller 226/619, Chris Neri 225/609, Edward Newby 222/600, Dee Lee 220/547, Nickey Jen-nings 204/533.V.A.: Joe Morse 588, Leon Rudolph 493, Raymond Carter 471, David Goodman 407, Penny Doval 464, Michelle Mc-Garry 416, John Doval 222, Sue Somes 166.Practice: Bill Warren 571, Yan Dukhovny 503, Michelle Cabral 371, Matt Walker 198, Amen Rahh 170, Danielle Rahh 134.Big Bear: Emmerson Wafer 279/”800” series, Jimmy Ham-ilton 278/680, Curt Soares 676, Al Fagafa 254/660, Sid Nakagawa 256/654, Ben Harper 241/648, Tobie Wynn 639, John Golston 623, Robert Cervantes 256/620, Mark Fowl-er 242/608, David Patterson 604, Paul Staff 238/603, Todd Cary 244/593, MIchelle Criswell 247/596, Naimah Williams 561, Allisen Sutton 221/561, Randy Eddins 202/554, Joyce Charles 203/550, Debra Gipson 215/546, Shirley Owens 226/523, Ella Wilson 513, Ebony Hamilton 512.grandma’s/grandpa’s: Wayne Moon 212/564, Billy Wil-liams 557, James Kennard 211/554, Walter Gist 551, Don-na May 483. laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 245/681, George Parker 246/653, Joe Lipsey Jr. 255/641, Jaime Grabinski 221/505, Dee Turner 480, Steve Brode 505.Cal Bowleros: Bheth Alcayde 233/580, Linda Kinney 544, Carolyn Rousseau 524, Carole Fischer 512, Roycie Mur-ren 212/487. Side-pot winners—Game One: Annie Maae 232; Game Two: Bheth Alcayde 233, Game Three: Linda Kinney 230.Kings and Queens: Matt Mosley 259/703, Jerry Cant Jr. 280/689, Curt Soares 259/676, Emmerson Wafer 242/666, Mark Hebert 656, Paul Staff 258/643, Nathaniel Hampton 633, Gerald Williams 232/612, Michelle Criswell 205/561, Della Douglass 518, Annette Smith 505, Monica Hampton 211, Nolan Smith Jr. 256, Butch White 242.Alley Oops: Paul Wells 561, Myra Kremen 526, Becky Carroll 477, Rosie Harks 400, Bertie Martinez 389, Tim Cable 170, Shirley Davis 177, Liz Stankov 155, Merrie Sla-gley155, Joyce Robertson 125. Side-pot winners—Game One: Eulalia Salcido 230; Game Two: Paul Wells 230; Game Three: Shirley Ammon 237.senior men’s trio: Ed Cabs 262/715, Dion Morris Sr. 289/704, Mauro Pendilla 696, Emerson Wafer 269/690, King Rouse Jr. 267/680, Don Gardner 279/678, Larry Gray 676, Victor Santos 666, John Dunn 660, Bob DeAlba 658, B J 279, Chauney Merritt 268, Herman Ferguson 265, Wal-ter Millsap 264.Captain & Crew: Shirley Dohrman 210/527, Tua Sula 480. sierra Bugs: Mattie Wylie 192/514, Shonna Hernandez 480. Side-pot winners—Game One: Mattie Wylie 210; Game Two: Cathy Anderson 179; Game Three: Mattie Wylie 220.

JUNIORS(High Scratch Series)

Happy rollers Forever: Travis Jenkin 459, Mark Algiers 410, Mike Hallstrom 408, Emily Spivey 353, Cheryl Dema-ree 348, Janet Culbertson 320.Happy rollers too: Sheryl Murray 320, Pamela Okamoto 282, Mary Piaschick 233.thanks for bowling at Cal Bowl.

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JaT sport Junior recapGoar-geous Series for Chris

by David SchiadaNORWALK — When Chris Goar saw that the 45 foot Mexico

City pattern was on tap for last Saturday’s JAT Sport action at Keystone Lanes he gave us his honest opinion – “I don’t like it”.

After rolling an 809 for his four game series, I wonder if Chris has changed his mind. Chris opened with a 230 and then shot a new league high game of 235 on his way to recording a new league high series for the JAT Sport Juniors summer season.

Last week’s leader James Knapp continued to bowl well with a 772 series, including a 229 game. David Schneider rounds out the highlights from last week with a 736 series, including a 200 game.

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