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SUN-THURS FRI-SAT FROM FROM 2007 Thursday, January 11, 2007 68th Year In Publication Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 News SINCE 1940 California California California California California B OWLING 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info. Forest Lanes 6 Gamer 1PM • Saturday, Jan. 20th $300.00 1st Place Guaranteed Entry Fee: $50.00 P B A T O U R J A N 16 T H R U 21 FOUNTAIN HOSTS Pro-Am & Ticket Sale Info on Pages 3-7 Lynda Barnes Elected To World Bowling Writers Hall of Fame RENO, NV—When Lynda Barnes of Flower Mound, Texas, returned to Team USA three years ago, she had a couple of things she wanted to accom- plish before officially finishing her career as a competitive bowler. One of those goals - winning the team gold medal at the World Championships - is still a work in progress, but another was re- alized Sunday when she was se- lected to join the World Bowling Writers Hall of Fame. Barnes and fellow Team USA member Diandra Asbaty are the only two American women to earn the honor. “It’s a little overwhelming,” said Barnes, who won U.S. Ama- teur titles in 1995 and 2005 and has been a member of Team USA 10 times since 1989. “Being se- lected for the World Bowling Writers Hall of Fame is very much an honor and something I will always treasure.” Barnes, who will begin her quest for a third U.S. Amateur title when the 2007 United States Bowling Congress Team USA Trials begin Monday at the Na- tional Bowling Stadium, was se- lected by earning two-thirds of the votes of the World Bowling Writers selection panel. In 2005, Barnes, 39, turned in several stellar international performances and was selected as the World Bowling Writers Female Bowler of the Year. She won the prestigious QubicaAMF World Cup and brought home four medals in the Women’s World Championships in Aalborg, Denmark. However, at the World Championships, Barnes and her teammates settled for the silver medal in team event, an event Barnes wants to win before she retires. “Winning the team gold medal at the World Champion- ships is everything to me,” said Barnes, who will get another shot at the 2007 Women’s World Championships in Monterrey, Mexico. “It’s the reason I came back to start with and it’s a goal I know everyone on Team USA shares with me.” Also announced Sunday was the selection of Asbaty as the 2006 World Bowling Writers Female Bowler of the Year. In addition to winning the 2006 U.S. Amateur title, she won the RENO, NV—With a mix of four distinctly different lane pat- terns at the 2007 United States Bowling Congress Team USA Trials, Denny’s PBA Tour star Chris Barnes expects the most versatile players will rise to the top. The USBC Sport Bowling spokesperson and five-time Team USA member is all too fa- miliar with the lane conditions the nation’s top amateur bowlers will see when competition be- gins Monday at the National Bowling Stadium. All four patterns have been used on the Denny’s PBA Tour this season and are certified by USBC Sport Bowling, a program that uses lane conditions to em- phasize skills such as accuracy, consistency, the ability to read lanes and spare shooting to achieve success. “I think you’ll end up seeing more versatility out of the team and the players who survive these four days,” Barnes said. “You won’t get caught off guard with a team that’s one dimen- sional and catches a pattern at the world championships they aren’t able to handle. You are try- ing to build a team that can handle anything and this will do it.” The 156 men and nearly 80 women at the Team USA Trials will battle for U.S. Amateur champion honors and spots on Team USA, which will compete in international competition in 2007 including the Pan Ameri- can Games this July. The competitors will face the Cheetah, Shark, Viper and USBC Masters patterns starting Mon- day. All competitors will bowl 10 games on each pattern with the top four men and top four women earning automatic spots on Team USA. Another four men and four women will be selected to join the team. Barnes offered the following analysis of the four patterns: * Cheetah: “I would use a ball with some surface, stand just inside the oil line and let the ball burn up some energy to let it smooth out as it gets to the gut- ter so you can control the fric- tion off the gutter. The other way is to use lots of speed and not very much axis rotation to keep it on line.” * Shark: “The Shark is a tough one for me, and I don’t think it’s going to be any bargain in this place. You’ll play an inside line. The furthest right anyone will be is in the track area and people will move left from there. This year’s Shark pattern is pretty slick so it’s tough to get real deep and create any entry angle down the lane.” * Viper: “This pattern can play a lot of ways. The field will determine how it will play and the guy’s pattern will play much different than the women’s pat- tern. The women will play out and the women who can move in and open the lanes up a little it the last four or five games will have a chance to put up some numbers. If the guys start by throwing the ball straighter, the lanes will get really high scoring. If they start too deep, the lanes could become a mess.” * Masters: “This is a shot- makers pattern. You’ll pick a spot and survive a little bit and wait for the lanes to transition. The women’s pattern should break down a little better because they have a tendency to play the lanes closer alike. The guys will mess them up a little bit, and they’ll have to chase quite a bit further left quicker, which will keep scores down. Guys who can line up in the track and can deal with the transition will score the best.” Of all four patterns, Barnes said he expects the Shark pat- tern to be the most challenging for the competitors with the Cheetah playing the easiest. “The Shark is the toughest match-up for most people be- cause what we see on a regular basis, including myself, is fric- tion when you practice and there’s just not very much fric- tion on that pattern,” Barnes said. “It requires more physical game adjustments than people are used to. From that stand- point, it will probably keep the scores the lowest.” Graphs and additional tech- nical details of all four patterns can be found on the Team USA Trials page at bowl.com. Visit bowl.com for complete coverage of the 2007 USBC Team USA Trials, including results, stories, photos and player blogs. Taylor Sew’s Up A Victory NABI San Diego—The NABI Year End Tournament this past weekend was hosted by Parkway Bowl, & George Tay- lor won his second title as the victor in our top eight elimina- tor format finals. The final match was between George & Phil Horn, who had rolled a per- fect 300 game in qualifying. Both bowlers had been very consis- tent in their matches, & the final match was also close scoring, but George prevailed. Also finishing in the top 8 were James Smith, Frank Menchaca, Steve Lanning, George Hebert, Corey Ayers & Peter Nash. Guaranteed $50 sidepots were collected by Bob Ulery, Jim Nunnally, Anita Smith, Tom Brophy, Arlene Bautista, Brian Watkins, Mike Tangonan, Ayers & Horn. The winner of the raffle for an entry into the NABI National Tournament during NABI Week 2007 (worth $200!) was Fred Johnson. The next regular NABI San Diego tournament will be at Mira Mesa on January 20 th. . Watch for details in the next Bowling News. Join us on the 20th …. we’ll save a cookie for you! PBA Star Chris Barnes Offers Analysis of Team USA Trials Lane Patters Malaysian Open and the QubicaAMF World Cup in Caracas, Venezuela, last year. “There are a lot of great bowlers in the world and to be considered among the best is an incredible honor,” Asbaty said. “It’s a great feeling to follow in the footsteps of Lynda in win- ning the World Cup and being selected for this award.” On the men’s side, Mexico’s Tito Reynolds was selected to join the World Bowling Writers Hall of Fame while Finland’s Osku Palermaa was chosen as the Male Bowler of the Year.

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Lynda Barnes Elected ToWorld Bowling Writers

Hall of FameRENO, NV—When Lynda

Barnes of Flower Mound,Texas, returned to Team USAthree years ago, she had a coupleof things she wanted to accom-plish before officially finishingher career as a competitivebowler.

One of those goals - winningthe team gold medal at the WorldChampionships - is still a workin progress, but another was re-alized Sunday when she was se-lected to join the World BowlingWriters Hall of Fame. Barnes andfellow Team USA memberDiandra Asbaty are the only twoAmerican women to earn thehonor.

“It’s a little overwhelming,”said Barnes, who won U.S. Ama-teur titles in 1995 and 2005 andhas been a member of Team USA10 times since 1989. “Being se-lected for the World BowlingWriters Hall of Fame is verymuch an honor and something Iwill always treasure.”

Barnes, who will begin herquest for a third U.S. Amateurtitle when the 2007 United StatesBowling Congress Team USATrials begin Monday at the Na-tional Bowling Stadium, was se-lected by earning two-thirds ofthe votes of the World BowlingWriters selection panel.

In 2005, Barnes, 39, turnedin several stellar internationalperformances and was selectedas the World Bowling WritersFemale Bowler of the Year.

She won the prestigiousQubicaAMF World Cup andbrought home four medals in theWomen’s World Championshipsin Aalborg, Denmark. However,at the World Championships,Barnes and her teammates settledfor the silver medal in teamevent, an event Barnes wants towin before she retires.

“Winning the team goldmedal at the World Champion-ships is everything to me,” saidBarnes, who will get anothershot at the 2007 Women’s WorldChampionships in Monterrey,Mexico. “It’s the reason I cameback to start with and it’s a goalI know everyone on Team USAshares with me.”

Also announced Sunday wasthe selection of Asbaty as the2006 World Bowling WritersFemale Bowler of the Year. Inaddition to winning the 2006U.S. Amateur title, she won the

RENO, NV—With a mix offour distinctly different lane pat-terns at the 2007 United StatesBowling Congress Team USATrials, Denny’s PBA Tour starChris Barnes expects the mostversatile players will rise to thetop.

The USBC Sport Bowlingspokesperson and five-timeTeam USA member is all too fa-miliar with the lane conditionsthe nation’s top amateur bowlerswill see when competition be-gins Monday at the NationalBowling Stadium.

All four patterns have beenused on the Denny’s PBA Tourthis season and are certified byUSBC Sport Bowling, a programthat uses lane conditions to em-phasize skills such as accuracy,consistency, the ability to readlanes and spare shooting toachieve success.

“I think you’ll end up seeingmore versatility out of the teamand the players who survivethese four days,” Barnes said.“You won’t get caught off guardwith a team that’s one dimen-sional and catches a pattern atthe world championships theyaren’t able to handle. You are try-ing to build a team that canhandle anything and this will doit.”

The 156 men and nearly 80women at the Team USA Trialswill battle for U.S. Amateurchampion honors and spots onTeam USA, which will competein international competition in2007 including the Pan Ameri-can Games this July.

The competitors will face theCheetah, Shark, Viper and USBCMasters patterns starting Mon-day. All competitors will bowl10 games on each pattern withthe top four men and top fourwomen earning automatic spotson Team USA. Another four menand four women will be selectedto join the team.

Barnes offered the followinganalysis of the four patterns:

* Cheetah: “I would use a ballwith some surface, stand justinside the oil line and let the ballburn up some energy to let itsmooth out as it gets to the gut-ter so you can control the fric-tion off the gutter. The other wayis to use lots of speed and notvery much axis rotation to keepit on line.”

* Shark: “The Shark is a toughone for me, and I don’t think it’sgoing to be any bargain in thisplace. You’ll play an inside line.The furthest right anyone willbe is in the track area and peoplewill move left from there. Thisyear’s Shark pattern is prettyslick so it’s tough to get real deepand create any entry angle downthe lane.”

* Viper: “This pattern canplay a lot of ways. The field willdetermine how it will play andthe guy’s pattern will play muchdifferent than the women’s pat-tern. The women will play outand the women who can movein and open the lanes up a littleit the last four or five games willhave a chance to put up somenumbers. If the guys start bythrowing the ball straighter, thelanes will get really high scoring.If they start too deep, the lanescould become a mess.”

* Masters: “This is a shot-makers pattern. You’ll pick aspot and survive a little bit andwait for the lanes to transition.The women’s pattern shouldbreak down a little better becausethey have a tendency to play thelanes closer alike. The guys willmess them up a little bit, andthey’ll have to chase quite a bitfurther left quicker, which willkeep scores down. Guys whocan line up in the track and candeal with the transition will scorethe best.”

Of all four patterns, Barnessaid he expects the Shark pat-tern to be the most challengingfor the competitors with theCheetah playing the easiest.

“The Shark is the toughestmatch-up for most people be-cause what we see on a regularbasis, including myself, is fric-tion when you practice andthere’s just not very much fric-tion on that pattern,” Barnessaid. “It requires more physicalgame adjustments than peopleare used to. From that stand-point, it will probably keep thescores the lowest.”

Graphs and additional tech-nical details of all four patternscan be found on the Team USATrials page at bowl.com. Visitbowl.com for complete coverageof the 2007 USBC Team USATrials, including results, stories,photos and player blogs.

Taylor Sew’sUp A Victory

NABI San Diego—TheNABI Year End Tournament thispast weekend was hosted byParkway Bowl, & George Tay-lor won his second title as thevictor in our top eight elimina-tor format finals. The finalmatch was between George &Phil Horn, who had rolled a per-fect 300 game in qualifying. Bothbowlers had been very consis-tent in their matches, & the finalmatch was also close scoring,but George prevailed.

Also finishing in the top 8were James Smith, FrankMenchaca, Steve Lanning,George Hebert, Corey Ayers &Peter Nash.

Guaranteed $50 sidepotswere collected by Bob Ulery, JimNunnally, Anita Smith, TomBrophy, Arlene Bautista, BrianWatkins, Mike Tangonan, Ayers& Horn.

The winner of the raffle foran entry into the NABI NationalTournament during NABI Week2007 (worth $200!) was FredJohnson.

The next regular NABI SanDiego tournament will be at MiraMesa on January 20th.. Watchfor details in the next BowlingNews. Join us on the 20th ….we’ll save a cookie for you!

PBA Star Chris Barnes Offers Analysisof Team USA Trials Lane Patters

Malaysian Open and theQubicaAMF World Cup inCaracas, Venezuela, last year.

“There are a lot of greatbowlers in the world and to beconsidered among the best is anincredible honor,” Asbaty said.“It’s a great feeling to follow inthe footsteps of Lynda in win-ning the World Cup and beingselected for this award.”

On the men’s side, Mexico’sTito Reynolds was selected tojoin the World Bowling WritersHall of Fame while Finland’sOsku Palermaa was chosen asthe Male Bowler of the Year.

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LASVEGAS

TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice

Meglemre

LAKEWOOD—The newyear got off to a good start forthe Vegas league Monday, at CalBowl, and the Birthday Girl,Tracy Baldwin led the honor rollwith 222-573.

Cil Moons had 215-571, fol-lowed by Karen Mauricio 207-558, Audry Thibodeaux 202-557,Bernice Bennett 222-541, DorisLewis 206-532, Patti Givechin204-529, Joan Rope 522, WandaWeaver 521, Norma Payne 515,Kathy Phylow 509, DutchSullivan 503, Vi Wilson 501,Jeani Ruff 202, Teri Hefner 201and Betty Phillips 200.

Team standings indicate 2007will be very competitive, as al-ways. Top nine teams, in the 16-team loop, spotlights Cerritos #2,36 wins; Westminster #2, 35;Keystone #2 and Cal #4 are tieat 32 wins; Del Rio #1, 31; Key-stone #1 and Keystone #3 tie at30 wins; Westminster #1 29 andCal #5, 28.2.

A reminder that OCUSBCAnnual tournament and the BVLtournament deadlines are due andwe remind members that entryforms for both events are avail-able now. Cheryl sent entry ap-plications, via Wanda Weaver,and we urge our members to en-ter. Choice for dates and squadtimes are still open.

POT POURRI: For the firsttime this season, I did not have asingle request for a sub and wealso noted Nan McGill returnedto bowling after many weeks of

OC/USBC AnnualBVL Tournament

by Joy McGregorOur annual BVL Tournament

is scheduled for two weekends:January 20th and 21st and Janu-ary 27th and 28th with twosquads each day at 10 am and 1pm. This year’s tournament willbe hosted by Tustin Lanes lo-cated at 1091 Old Irvine Blvd.,in Tustin.

The cost to bowl this FUNtournament is only $15.00 andyou may bowl as many times asyou wish. An optional prizefund will be available with achance to win a bowling ball eachsquad. How exciting!! Oppor-tunity tickets can also be pur-chased for some lovely “theme”baskets to be drawn at the con-clusion of the tournament.

All proceeds go to our hos-pitalized veterans so yousee...you can have GREAT FUNwhile helping our veterans at thesame time. Come with your as-signed league groups or individu-ally — just come! See you atTustin Lanes...

63rd AnnualWomens TourneySet For February

by Frank KietzGARDEN GROVE — The

63rd Annual OC/USBC/Ass’n.Womens Tournament will behosted by Tustin Lanes (Team)and Yorba Linda Bowl (Singles/Doubles) February 17-25;squads 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.

Fees: $19; all-events $3. Nodivision handicap 90% 0f 210.

For more information, call714-554-0111.

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Tournament AtTustin Lanes

TUSTIN — January 20th-21st and 27th-28th are the datesscheduled for B.V.L. bowlers toqualify for the State B.V.L. tour-nament. The squad times are10:00 A.M. and 1:00 P.M. daily.

The $15 entry fee pays forbowling plus a donation to theState B.V.L. fund. OrangeCounty has historically donatedmore monies to the state fundthan any other association,thanks to the volunteers whocollected, and the bowlers whodonated.

The winners of each scratchdivision will be eligible to com-pete in San Diego in the StateB.V.L. tournament.

All Orange County sanctionedbowlers are eligible. Sign-in early.Our hospitalized veterans needyour continued help.

recovery from injury sustainedin a horrible auto accident a fewmonths ago. Finally, HappyNew Year from the Vegas Leaguebowlers and thanks to the Bowl-ing News staff, Carol, Lillian andDean for keeping our league inthe news. We especially lovedthe GIANT TURTLE head lastweek.

NEXT WEEK: WestminsterLanes at 9:30 a.m. Monday,January 15. Also, remember thatfinal payment is due this monthfor the charter trip to Vegas inApril. We still have two open-ings available for members orguests.

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LAKEWOOD — The holidays are over and the league sec-retaries are busy getting all those high scores together forour Cal Bowl Bowling Report. Some of the bowlers are start-ing the new year on a high note.

FUNSTERSJim Burke 200-248-257/705, Disney Moore 215/520,

Boylee Inocente 235/590, Sue Spencer 515, Travis Hicks528, Jamie Vallier 204/558, Don Kelly 534, Jane Simmons224/548, Ron Leidholdt 210/587, Dorothy Ruggiero 514,Wilfred Panton 203/556, Luz Cruz 200/552, Norma Davis525, Terry Binuya 226/554, Robert Thomas 217-233/648,Ed McLean 558, Bertie Martinez 514, Ken Seiple Sr. 214-204/593, Doug Johnson 220-203-236/659, Lee Theiss 226/595, Jorge Fernandez 232/569, Dominic Antonio 514, ChuckMorrisey 518, Lila Stevenson 509, John Mathes 210/551,Frank Krezan 523, Ed Brown 240/601, Pat Erwin 509, BobWebb 507, Verta Whitesell 513, Harold Runyon 505, VancieKeith 515, B.J. Theiss 200-237-251/688, Josh Hudson 221-246/627, Betty Klemin 266/606, Curtis Whaley 257/617.

CAL BOWLEROSAgnes Blaisdell 203/578, Glenda Harvey 264/570, Ora

McCormick 209/561, Betty Phillips 211/544, Reggie Quintero212/539, Dottie Lawn 536, Almeta Cobbs 203/529, HelenGerard 526, Carole Fischer 524, Betty Moss 516, Mary Spen-cer 511, Mary Smyth 203/509, Kathy Phylow 503, KimEastwood 202/502.

SENIOR MENS TRIO(12-27-06) John Matthews 244-257-213/714, Lee Wallace

188-236-247/671, Al Ortiz 160-227-233/610, Doug Johnson201-234-166/601, Boylee Inocente 212-223-203/638, JohnDunn 235-202-181/618, Jimmy Hamilton 172-247-232/651,Ken Seiple Sr. 246-224-165/635, Sonny Dew 204-235-234/673, Willie Buckhalter 167-224-221/612, Rick Hunter 209-194-235/638, Ernest Jackson 191-179-235/606, WillieYoung 267-190-216/673, Robert Thomas 239-224-194/657,Billy Scott 191-248-204/643, Ellie Houston 172-276-267/715, Herman Martin 163-277-219/659, Ralph Wingert 173-216-234/623, Mel Lebeauf 232-289-223/744, Donald Wade216-179-211/606, Cecil Knighton 231-213-255/699,Sherman Joseph 216-237-259/712, Archie Stull 248-248-192/688, Ralph Buckles 162-226-212/660, Rudy Munzon196-215-277/688, Rollie DeGuzman 216-222-222/660, DonJones 224-193-201/618, Jerry Peterson 267-231-215/713,Bob Pearson 206-256-159/621, Phil Hylton 210-203-199/612, P.J. 242-223-202/667, Paul Reynolds 214-235-220/669,Jim Plante 234-237-196/667, Jerry Giron 185-201-222/608,Don Boaz 244-192-243/679, Tony Morones 212-267-223/702, Rick Llaneta 203-224-214/641, Walt Gist 204-201, LonRichardson 206-223, Ding Cabug 204, John Brider 212,Pre Collier 205, Bill Charles 216, Herman Woodard 236,Wendell Ledbetter 214-218, Billy Williams 208, ClarenceTurner 207, Jim Burke 203, Al Cowens 202, Bill Cowens244, Ken Wright 225,Roosevelt Lewis 203, Hugh Kemp 221,Mauro Pendilla 205, Josh Hudson 200, Charles Veal 212,Vince Cervantes 233, Dominic Antonio 205, Steve Jaspar212, Pat Kinard 210, Jorge Fernandez 247, John Cuico 207,Ray Culp 204, Walter Millsap 219, Paul Peate 200, Ed Cabs200, Ed Stoute 232, Ron Johnson 200.

(1-3-07) Tony Morones 222-214-194/630, Rick Llaneta257-275-192/724, Lee Wallace 184-253-182/619, PaulPeete 176-257-196/629, Ed Cabs 209-214-189/612, JorgeFernandez 228-194-205/626, Pat Kinard 207-235-242/684,

YOUNG AT HEARTArt Nelson 137-164-98/399, Gene Hammons 157-154-

148/459, Curtis Whaley 152-180-169/5012, Albert Stephens101-108-112/321, Maria Larason 172-148-128/448, JoshHudson 162-213-247/622, Tua Sula 180-159-121/446,Lyette Williams 160-161-155/476, Fale Sula 151-174-180/505, Rachel Bright 134-111-126/371, Rosalind Harris 112-116-114/342, Connie Lopez 90-98-68/254, Ellis Houston161-148-215/524, Willie Creer 149-123-144/416, TomPettway 171-187-150/508, Leroy Canaday 148-114-127/384,Albert Burnett Sr. 167-189-152/508, Ed Stoute 182-181-158/521, Jim Plante 237-216-214/667, Jacque Donaldson 118-103-117/338, John Brider 156-213-181/550, Mac McNealy166-168-147/481, Audrey Johnson 127-151-117/395, EdJohnson 123-131-158/412, Willie Young 163-181-211/555,Don Jackson 92-52-83/227, Eva Hammons 122-67-87/276,Dottie Castillo 162-186-168/516.

JUNIORSBobcats

Andrew Neil 83, Mary Grabinski 105, Kevin Labbate 115-115, Graham Gatwood 112, Christopher Johnson 96, SemajjiLewis 103-121-103/327, Elizabeth Johnson 77, AliciaOverholzer 70, Tyree Lebeau 160-154, Andrew Pudewa 130-144, James Thomas 131-123-134/388.

ClassifiedChris Blankenship 171-189, Jamie Grabinski 177, Tho-

mas Whooten 171, Ron Lewis 180-176, Antoinette Nezey125, Julian Hidalgo 146, Daniel Brown 204, Ashley Foster200, Marcus Quiller 181, Justin Overholtzer 169, KaylaRayburn 175, Nolan Smith 169-179, Brandon Lebeau 161,John Rey 188.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Ashley Manzanares 151, Hunter Capitulo 200, Jade Lon-don 181, Kaitlyn Soto 107, Chris Blankenship 192.

AdultsTammy Porter 170, Joyce Allen 178-180/523, Gary

Kowarsch 213-210-266/689, Matt Mosley 204-249/599, RayGrabinski 183, Paul Reynolds 235-217/624, Chris Porter216, Bob Soto 171-177, Paul Mehl Jr. 201-300/659, JamesBlankenship 191, David Herrera 204.

6-GAME NO-TAPJanuary 6, 2007

FINAL STANDINGS1. Eric Snow 1681 $450.002. Frank Barefoot 1638 250.003. Gregory Jackson 1626 150.004. Armondo Ramos 1617 75.005. Andre Rounds 1614 75.006. E. Wafer 1609 FE

Doug Johnson 215-237-203/655, Boylee Inocente 182-222-201/605, Jimmy Hamilton 204-246-255/705, Ken Seiple Sr.218-194-213/625, Vince Cervantes 223-220-193/636, SonnyDew 195-200-257/652, Rick Hunter 162-217-226/605, Rob-ert Thomas 210-179-219/608, Billy Scott 212-276-188/676,Ralph Wingert 247-215-213/685, Jim Burke 220-201-191/612, Sherman Joseph 214-257-216/687, Ed Brown 155-243-203/601, Mel Lebeauf 164-223-258/645, RollieDeGuzman 221-216-201/638, Bob Pearson 176-214-215/605, B.J. 186-210-216/612, Jim Plante 204-247-161/612,Bobby Knipple 258-278-224/760, Fale Sula 223, PaulReynolds 214, Jerry Peterson 222, Don Jones 216, LeeHolmes 213, Ding Cabug 204, Butch Hernando 213, RichKelly 244, Ralph Buckles 200, Rudy Munzon 204, RichardSotelo 206, Pre Collier 203-203, Maurice Hart 204, ArchieStull 202-211, Herman Woodard 223, Ken Holliday 246,Wendell Ledbetter 235, Chuck Patterson 235, Donald Wade223, Cecil Knighton 201, Clarence Turner 213, Ed Neal 204,Clark VandenBerg 215-210, Sam Huckleby 210, Al Cowens216, Tom Pettway 200, Ellis Houston 215, Mauro Pendilla204, Willie Young 243, Chazz Elgin 206, Bob Stickney 202-205, Dominic Antonio 211, Ron Leidholdt 214, Terry Binuya202, Chuck Ashton 207, Walter Millsap 206, John Matthews204, Ed Stoute 225, Ron Johnson 205, Joe Swift 224, FidelUsi 223.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVERichard Dubuke 200-247-185/632, Steve Lizotte 236-168-

224/628, Mikey Villarreal 182-230-205/617, Daryl Brandt 201,Bob Brockman 200, Vicky Carter 203, Mike Dieterich 216,T.D. Gilson 212, Yosemite Hamilton 202, Clyde Lumpford204, Madeline Majick 201, Matt Mosley 200, Greg Nardo 250,Tony Ortiz 204, Don Ott 203, Ace Price 211, Shannon Santos202-204, David Wall 214, Robin Wall 204, Vern Willey 200,Jay Wilson 208.

BIG BEARJimmy Hamilton 259-208-246/713, Harold Dubose 237-

224-212/673, Emmerson Wafer 218-184-258/660, DanBaker 213-235-212/660, Al Duncan 226-200-233/659, MikeBriones 220-224-209/653, Roy Cunningham 213-183-256/652, David Patterson 243-190-212/645, Ken Nakagawa 214-226-201/641, John Lynch 212-235-184/631, Sid Nakagawa202-224-192/618, Chaz Gaither 180-233-201/614, DonaloFranklin 197-202-218/617, Chris Gillilano 168-204-235/607,Todd Cary 233-176-192/601, Dee Phipps 151-216-224/591,Lee Theiss 231-183-156/570, Allison Sutton 211-163-186/560, Betty Burns 155-183-212/550, Betty McDiarmid 221-175-158/554, Tish Ridal 203-147-196/546, LavadaPatterson 188-161-171/520, Zaida Tandoc 180-158-201/539, Michelle Criswell 185-172-160/517, Fia Pele 166-175-173/514, Shante Pittman 159-147-199/505, Diane Robles168-161-171/500.

CAL STARSVi Wilson 212-174-160/546, Darlene Hom 170-169-208/

547, Kathy Eaton 212-158-157/527, La Ruth Murray 128-152-232/512, Kim Eastwood 182-161-170/513, AliceTavares 142-172-188/502.

ELKS & FRIENDSStacy Kelly 234-279191/704, Don Louis 244-252/653,

Chris Kelly 200-245/624, Ralph Buckles 216-221/619,Jimmie Valles 231/603, B.J. 206-212, Carlos Salcedo 202-215, Pat Erwin 209, Edwin Brown 202, Greg Robles 204,John Lynch 214, Jack Sutton 201, Ernie Barrios 219.

RECYCLED TEENSKen Seiple Sr. 215/554, Mattie Wylie 202/553, Rinze Dystra

544, Luz Cruz 223/588, Larry Neri 204-210/560, DomincAntonio 221-216/606, Boylee Inocente 236/623, LenoreKnudson 509, Domenic Saraceno 204-202/570, Ben Alferos211/566, Lela Stevenson 519, Ning Barcelona 543, AlbertBurnet Sr. 516, Ben Jones Sr. 202/580, Vancie Keith 518,Wendell Ledbetter 534, Willie Burkhalter 202/513, FrancisWalker 529, Sam Huckleby 546, Rose Goodwin 520, FrankQuiambao 511, Fred Meisel 519, Pat Nichols 504, Rico BongCayton 511, Jerry Cocks 526, Ray Clay 211/543, Lucy Seiple507, Walter Millsap 202/596.

TO JOIN US AT CAL BOWL

CAL LEAGUE BOWLERS RECEIVE:

PRACTICE RATE $1.75

(NOT VALID FRIDAY & SATURDAY AFTER 6PM)

DISCOUNTS IN THE PROFESSIONAL APPROACH PRO SHOP

$100.00 FOR THE FIRST 300 GAME IN SANCTIONED LEAGUE PLAY

DAYTIME SENIOR LEAGUES GET FREE COFFEE

FREE FIRST PLACE TROPHIES

FREE BABYSITTING

(during league times)

ANY NEW LEAGUE THAT FILLS

OPEN LANES WILL RECEIVE

DISCOUNTED LINEAGE RATES!!!

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Thursday, January 11, 2007 Page 9BOWLING NEWS

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

Rainbow Properties, Inc.1-800-217-2462

Cantoria Wins Again in ABTA Arrowhead Performance (L–R) Angeles Robinson withHusband Errin (runner up) Dino Cantoroia (Champion, $2,200, Robert Mendoza 3rd, andTomas Licauco with his #1 fan Woody.

SAN BERNARDINO—Dino Cantoria, long time ABTAmember is really on a roll andwon back to back as he starredagain in our latest ABTA Eventat Arrowhead Lanes, takinghome another nice $2,200 for hisstupendous effort. He had an-other great performance winningthe title from the top seededposition to become the thirdback to back Champion in the28 year history of the club, ofwhich he has been a faithfulmember for nearly 20 years.

The Arrowhead Event had160 entrants and a great shot.We had nice cut scores of men+97 and the ladies at a nice +40to make it to the semis of 43Bowlers. Also added were Su-per Seniors Bobbie Nakunz PaulPassarino, Dominic Tambio andArt Lindsey.

Leading the Semis was a hotDino Cantoria at +141. Hewould sit out and bowl for thetitle. In second was Angel Chauat +115. He would enter inround two of the single elims(top 16). It took a +57 (men)and the 3 guaranteed ladies +18guaranteed to make the sweet 16single elims.

The bowlers took to thelanes. In the first round singleelims losing were DannyGuevarra, Greg Velarde, GinaVelarde, Cleve Johnson, Ronnie

Cantoria Win’s Back to BackABTA Championships

Las Vegas Event At The Orleans This WeekendOn Site Entries Are Welcome / New Members Up To 209 OK

All Pots Carry Over Match Game Est. $3,500, Series $900, 3-6-9 is $1,600Onsite Entries For LAS VEGAS Are Available Each Day

Cordero, Ben Mach and MicheleTucker. They got checks of $100in 10-16th place.

In round two being eliminatedwere Charles Ha, Paul Passarino,Marc Levy, and Bobbie Nakunz.They got checks of $107.50 in6-9th place.

Round three had RobertMendoza slay the Dragon AlanAguilar 204-190. ErrinRobinson likewise blitzing An-gel Chau 270-205. Alan and An-gel were 4th and 5th and $115each with Errin and Robert tomeet for the right to bowl forthe title against Dino. In thismatch Errin had a double and tur-key in a 252-207 win over thelikeable, gentlemanly Mendozawho was third in his highest fin-ish thus far and $200 with a greatshowing. Errin off to the titlegame vs. Dino Cantoria.

The title game was set andthe horses were paid! Errin re-turned a whopping $375 to twoof our faithful lady bowlers LynnWaldie and Beth Borci, who hap-pily shared the cash!

In the title game. Dino de-cided to lead off. He doubled, asdid Errin. The match was so closetil Dino caught fire and a fivebagger in frames 6-10. Errin wasalso dead in the pocket but lefttwo 10’s and a 7 pin and openedin the 9th. The title again wentto the Gentleman realtor from

Fontana and $2,200 and deserv-edly so. He is a Fine Guy, aFriend and faithful ABTA Mem-ber, for so many years. Dino isone of the Good Guys to be sure!!Great Bowling!

Great bowling also by ErrinRobinson who returned toABTA action at Arrowhead andbowled so well. With carry hecould have been the winner.Great Bowling Errin! RobertMendoza really bowled well in3rd and could have won this one.Nice bowling by another one ofthe Good Guys!

Tourney Hi Qualifiers wereErik Volk +187 for the men andBeth Borci led the ladies at +128.They will get paid entries

Ronnie “Ace” Cordero, and“The Dragon” Alan Aguilar werehigh in the doubles with a 1541good for $140. Cordero teamedwith Romy Cajucom 1505 and$120! We paid $820 and 11places in the doubles.

Jeremy Pearson was last upin the 3-6-9 roll-off. But hemissed on the first shot, so wewill go for $1,700 this week inLas Vegas. He got a $50 conso-lation for beer money:-).

The Match Game was drawnby Cantoria and there were nomatches at a 273 game. With the$860 carryover and the Las Ve-gas Event we estimate theMatch Game to be $3,500 this

weekend.Match Series worth $902,

was drawn by Erik Volk. Hedrew 612 with again NoMatches. We estimate the Seriesto be $1,600 in Las Vegas foronly a $2.00 fee to enter.

Weekly winner of the Co-lumbia “300” Ball, was ABTARegular, Rosa Marie Tribble.She opts for the popular Track“Mean Machine”. She thanksthe ABTA, and sponsor Colum-bia 300 for the fine ball.

Champion Dino Cantoriahails from Fontana, and used anInferno! Dino gets his bowlingballs at Impact BowlingBall.com & drilled by MemoRosales at Action Lanes. He ismarried to Nancy (ABTA Mem-ber) and has 5 kids Robert,Steven, Vanessa, Michelle andJennifer who all have bowled inthe ABTA along with their hus-bands. They are super ABTASupporters. He and Nancy have56 Grandkids! He owns his ownRealty Co. Country Homes Re-alty in Fontana. He thanks theABTA Staff for a great tourna-ment.

Errin Robinson is fromSalton City and used a Zomedrilled by Corky De Maio. He’smarried to Angela and thanksGod and wife for the ultimatesupport, and J. J. for all the tipsto succeed.

1 Dino Cantoria 741 $ 1,000.001st Place

Cash & Carry $ 1,200.002 Errin Robinson 664 500.003 Robert Mendoza 657 200.004 Angel Chau 715 115.005 Alan Aguilar 677 115.006 Charles Ha 687 107.507 Marc Levy 682 107.508 Paul Passarino (ss) 667 107.509 Roberta Nakunz (ss) 618 107.50

10 Michele Tucker 713 100.0010 Ben Mach 713 100.0012 Danny Guevarra 697 100.0013 Ginalynn Velarde 684 100.0014 Ronnie Cordero 677 100.0015 Greg Velarde 673 100.0016 Cleve Johnson 666 100.0017 Rico Cayton (ss) 653 75.0018 Tri Vo 651 71.2518 Erik Volk 651 71.2520 Jim Scimone 648 68.7520 Bart Sanchez 648 68.7522 Ken Seiple Jr. 647 67.5023 Jeje Gabriel 633 65.0024 Steve Brode 629 65.0025 Jeff Taino 625 62.5026 Ed Palma 622 60.0027 Guy Clear 613 60.0028 Beth Borci 610 57.5028 Ping Romero 610 57.5030 Mike Nakunz 604 55.0031 Romy Cajucom 602 55.0032 Deborah Sanders 600 53.0033 Dominic Tambio (ss) 597 53.0034 Valinda Kelly 595 52.0035 Art Lindsey (ss) 593 52.0036 Marvin Crowder Sr. 589 51.0037 Thomas Licauco 577 51.0038 Aubrey Chelsea 575 50.0039 Walter White (ss) 573 50.0040 Bret Rose 571 49.0041 Rina Cordero 534 49.0042 Lynn Waldie 484 49.0043 Janice Meloon 483 49.00

DOUBLES1 Ronnie Cordero /

Alan Aguilar 1541 140.002 Ronnie Cordero /

Romy Cajucom 1505 120.003 Alan Aguilar /

Je Je Gabriel 1502 110.004 Bart Sanchez /

Je Je Gabriel 1482 100.005 Ronnie Cordero /

Danny Guevarra 1478 80.006 Ronnie Cordero /

Greg Velarde 1468 70.007 Bart Sanchez /

Ping Romero 1467 60.008 Ronnie Cordero /

Noli Sosa 1461 50.009 Ronnie Cordero /

Alan Basto 1460 40.0010 Steve Brode /

Keven Balding 1458 30.0011 Thomas Licauco /

Danny Guevarra 1456 20.0FINANCIAL REPORT

Cut ScoresMen: +97Women: +40Super Seniors: Donald Tambio,Art Lindsey, Paul Passarinoand Roberta Nakunz

HIGH QUALIFIER— FREE ENTRYMen: Erik Volk +187Women: Beth Borci +128

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Jeremy Pearson 50.00MATCH GAME — 273

No winnerMATCH SERIES — 612

No winnerTRACK BALL WINNER

Rosa Maria TribblePrize Fund, 160 4,628.00Paid Entries, 15 @ $49 735.00Optional Sidepots 1,058.00Doubles 820.00Brackets 8.635.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 1,200.00TOTAL PAID OUT $17,214.00

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATION(At Arrowhead Lanes)

January 6, 2007FINAL STANDINGS

ABTA LEAGUE AT CAL BOWLMATCH GAME CARRY/STIKE POT CARRY OVER

BRIAN REYES 725 - GINA VELARDE 660Bye This Week for ABTA Las Vegas Event

LAKEWOOD - Third round started last Thursday with BrianReyes leading the men’s scoring, 247, 256, 222/725, Steven Hower237, 243, 240/720, Vince Cervantes 222, 276, 214/712, (sub) AbeMorales 253/692, Bill Hall 255/691 and Ken Seiple, Jr. 248/675.Gina Velarde continued her hot streak 223/660, (sub) Ann Marcelo211/596, Rita Wahl 226/594, Jerilyn Morales 236/92, BelindaCrowder 208/592, Deborah Sanders 240/590 and Mary Smyth 188/566.

SIDEPOT $50: Game 1. Hermie Lebaquin 258. 2. Vince Cervantes276. 3. Marcus Lemons 255. Super pot for first place was MarcusLemons 255/$100 and second place, Hermie Lebaquin 253/$50.

LADIES’ SIDEPOT $16: Game 1. Ann Marcelo 250. 2. JerilynMorales 236. 3. Deborah Sanders 265.

DOLLAR DOUBLES: 1. Vince Cervantes 276/Tres Catalasan237/513 ($300). 2. (tied) Brian Reyes/256, Alonzo Lemons 228,Dave Mathisen 228/484 ($120).

The MATCH GAME was a carry over worth $290, the numberdrawn was 266.

The Strike-Out Pot was not hit thanks to Michael Torrance andDon Johnson, worth $1,157.00

Winner of the weekly ABTA Tournament entry was DannyGuevarra. ABTA Tournament will be at Orleans, Las Vegas startingThursday, January 11th to January 14th. Please check the BowlingNews for squad times and directions. Onsite Entries are welcome

ABTA league will have a BYE this Thursday, January 11th.

Robert Mendoza is fromFontana and one of the supercontingent of bowlers from Foot-hill Lanes. He used a Columbia(Lito’s old ball). He is marriedto Rosemary with three kids. Hethanks pal Emilio Flores, LitoDizon, Jim and Janice Meloonand the ABTA Staff for support.

It was great returning to Ar-rowhead. We will return there onour next schedule and to a fewother houses in the Citrus Belt.Thanks to Kim and superb staffthere.

LAS VEGAS here we comeTHIS WEEKEND! Onsite en-tries are welcome. There areSeparate qualifying boards eachday. See our related story in thispaper and the Special Las VegasAd.

For Informatio, contact theABTA 562-868-7164, (CELL)562-228-3960 or see the WebSite at www.abta1.com.

It’s history folks, as DinoCantoria enters the archives as afive time Champion!

Hope to see you in Las Ve-gas this weekend. There areopenings. Walk-in and on-siteentries available. It starts Thurs.eve. Jan.11, and then Fri/Sat/Sun. We bowl at the Orleans with$4,000 min. and up to $8,1001st with the bonuses there! Seeour ad and related story in thispaper.

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Vaughn Doody and Kevin GannonSST Champs at Yorba Linda Bowl

by Barb McFaddenThe Super Senior Tour held their first event of the year in Yorba

Linda, January 6/7, 2007. After sixty-six SST players bowled 10games of qualifying, the top ten seniors and top eight juniors ad-vanced to Sunday’s Match Play Finals.

In the senior division, after 10 games, Fred Cole from Visalia, CAhad a 49-pin lead over Terry Brent in second place and an 83-pinlead over Vaughn Doody in fourth. After 10 games of match playDoody and Brent won six of their ten matches, Fred won five, butDoody outscored everyone to take a commanding first place lead of157 pins ahead of Brent. Vaughn would like to thank K&K BowlingSupply in Las Vegas for drilling his equipment.

Joe Staton from Upland, CA qualified in first in the junior divi-sion with a narrow 23-pin lead over Bob Brady from Santa Monica,CA while Kevin Gannon trailed in fourth by 50 pins. During matchplay Joe won three matches, Gannon and Brady each won six oftheir eight matches, but Gannon outscored Staton and Brady to winthe SST Junior title by 106 pins. Kevin would like to thank the SSTstaff and Tony from Gardena Lanes for providing his equipment.

In the King of the Hill, Super Senior, Vaughn Doody had a 264 towin the match against Junior, Kevin Gannon.

The location of our next tournament for February 3&4, 2007 hasnot been determined due to an increase in linage at Carter Bowl. Ourgoal is to find the best prices so we can provide the best prize fundsfor our bowlers. For information about February’s event you cancheck future articles in the Bowling News or visit our web site forupdates. If you do not have Internet access you can call SSTPresident Dave Gully for current information.

If you have never bowled a SST event or if you have not bowledin any of our tournaments for the past year you can enter our nextevent for only $100.00.

Don’t forget to tell a friend about our new 73+ Division (65+women) where 1 in 3 cash. For questions about the SST you cancontact Dave Gulley at 949.677.6424. Entry forms can be down-loaded at our website: www.superseniortour.com

Financial Report – Yorba Linda Lanes, CA January 6-7, 2007MONEY IN:66 bowlers58 Entries @$135.00: $7,830.008 new bowlers @ $100: $ 800.00Added money by SST: $ 182.00Total money in: $8,812.00MONEY OUT:38 - Senior Prize Fund: $3,815.0028 - Junior Prize Fund: $2,805.00Lineage $1,652.00Expenses / director fees: $450.00King of Hill: $50.00Plaques: $40.00Total money out: $8,812.00$101.60 from your entry fee went to current prize fund

www.superseniortour.com.

Forest Lanes’Scratch 615 TriosIn Third Segment

by Frank KietzLAKE FOREST — Fourteen

Trios are in hot pursuit for the9:00 p.m. Thursday league’s$5,000 title. Yup, Teams 9, 10,5, 7 and 4 are running a tight racefor the third segment roll-offspots, a shot at Forest’s $5,000title.

After the mid-point mark,Team 9, composed of TimTimmerman, Donald Malapasand Brent Ilagan have at least a10 point edge over the top seventrios.

Malapas paced the Forty-Sixer’s 716/2011 team set withhis evening high 280-279/747,while Brent and Tim helped withbig 600 series.

Ashkan Tahvildar helped the10-pinners with a 278/700 tofashion a 12-5 point victory overTeam 14. Jeff Carr and AllanMacDuffee contributed nifty600s to the victory.

Center Manager MacDuffeecommented, “I guess tonight’saction will be on lanes 29-30where position leaders 10-9 arescheduled to compete”.

Allan added, “In fact, any ofthe lanes the trios are scheduledfor will produce honor scores.The standings sheet lists seven300s and five 800s. Look wherethe high average players are on:Mike Tucker 236.55, Carr232.25, Paul Danforth 231.80,or Kristi Zimmerman 195.62.They have to get big scores tokeep their ratings.”

For more information regard-ing Forest Lanes’ scratch leagueor tournaments, call 949-770-0055.

SENIOR GOOD GUYS FOUNDATION PRESENTS A SCRATCH

8-GAMER BEAT THE BOARD *DOUBLES TOURNAMENT FIRST PLACE: $3250.00

SECOND PLACE: $2000.00

THIRD PLACE: $1500.00

FOURTH PLACE: $1200.00

FIFTH PLACE: $1000.00

Prize fund is based on 40 teams (1 in 4 teams will cash) ONE HUNDRED PERCENT (100%) of all entry fees, plus added monies, will be paid

out in the Prize Fund. SENIOR GOODGUYS is underwriting all the lineage and associated expenses for this tournament!

WHEN: SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 2007

Registration begins at 9:00 am First block of 4 games begins at 10:00am, followed by a one hour break, then the second

block of 4 games will commence

WHERE: VISTA ENTERTAINMENT CENTER

435 WEST VISTA WAY, VISTA, CA 92081

*DOUBLES FORMAT: A team may consist of any ONE of the following four

combos: (a) Two (2) MEN where one (1) bowler MUST be age 50 or more and the other MUST be 49 or younger. (b) Two (2) MEN where BOTH are 50 or more. (c) ONE (1) Male bowler age fifty or more and ONE (1) WOMAN of any age. (d) TWO (2) WOMEN of any age. NO pba exempt bowlers permitted!

ENTRY FEE: $325 per team. Fee includes one team high sidepot of $325 in each

and every one of the 8 games! Optional single sidepots and brackets will be available.

The Senior Good Guys Foundation will donate $500 per entered team to PROSTATE CANCER RESEARCH. A maximum of forty teams will be accepted, resulting in a $20,000 donation! Please, come help raise awareness about this disease, which seems to affect more of our fellow male bowlers every year! By participating YOU will also help raise funds to fight prostate cancer! This tournament will fill quickly, (remember only 40 teams max.) don’t get shut-out! Send the entry form below with your entry fee to the tournament director, Andy Neeman at:

Bowlers’ Advantage 20 Calle Verano

Rancho Santa Margarita, Ca 92688 Checks made out to Bowler’s Advantage will be accepted until January 10, 2007.

Thereafter, only cash will be accepted. For further info please contact Andy Neeman of Bowlers Advantage at (949) 292-0407 or [email protected]

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name:____________________Age____ Name:_____________________Age______ Address:__________________________ Address:__________________________ _________________________________ _________________________________ Phone:___________________________ Phone: ___________________________ E-mail:___________________________ E-mail:____________________________

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“I want everyone to know how proud I amof you.”

Your Loving Wife, Amber

SR Champ— SST president Dave Gully with Vaughn Doody.

JR Champ - SST president Dave Gulley with Kevin Gannon.

SUPER SENIOR TOUR OF CALIFORNIA (At Yorba Linda Bowl)January 6-7, 2007 FINAL STANDINGS

JUNIOR DIVISION 1. Kevin Gannon, Lakewood, CA 4351 $600.00 2. Joe Staton, Upland, CA 4245 440.00 3. Mark Dyer, Moreno Valley, CA 4239 370.00 4. Bob Brady, Santa Monica, CA 4233 310.00 5. John Whisler 4195 260.00 6. Paul Coover 4194 240.00 7. Greg Neuer, Covina, CA 4099 220.00 8. Mike Bailey, Cowan Heights, CA 3832 200.00

SENIOR DIVISION 1. Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas, NV 4819 700.00 2. Terry Brent, Garden Grove, CA 4662 475.00 3. Fred Cole, Visalia, CA 4640 375.00 4. Tom Gerster, Yorba Linda, CA 4619 340.00 5. Dennis Fitzsimonds, Santee, CA 4609 300.00 6. Hal Wilber, Las Vegas, NV 4571 260.00 7. Stan Winters, Simi Valley, CA 4556 240.00 8. Ted Ballaras 4464 220.00 9. Don Jackson, Bonita, CA 4245 210.0010. Darrell Stockson, La Quinta, CA 4241 200.0011. Leon Dent, Hesperia, CA 2132 175.0012. Dave Wilson 2117 165.0013. Lee Tucker, Camarillo, CA 2110 155.00

Kim TerrellAdded to BVL

BowlingAmbassador

StaffWashington, D.C.— Kim

Terrell, one of the nation’s topfemale bowlers, has recentlyjoined the Bowlers to VeteransLink (BVL) family as a profes-sional clinician. In this capacity,Terrell will conduct “Learn toBowl/Learn to Bowl Better” clin-ics on the lanes for veterans re-covering in VA Hospitals and VetCenters throughout the country.This program, part of BVL’s ac-tivities for more than 30 years,has featured some of America’smost beloved bowlers includingFrank Clause, Don Russell, EarlAnthony, and Nelson “Bo” Bur-ton, Jr., as well as current clini-cians Helen Duval and JohnnyPetraglia.

“We couldn’t be happier thatKim has agreed to be part of theBVL mission to serve ournation’s veterans,” remarkedBVL Board Chair Elaine Hagin.“Kim will be a wonderful addi-tion to our clinician staff and afabulous ambassador for our or-ganization.”

The 2001 Women’s U.S.Open and 2002 Women’s Inter-national Bowling CongressQueens champion has nine titlesin her distinguished 16-year pro-fessional career. Terrell estab-lished herself in the bowlingworld as a collegiate bowler atSan Jose State University, earn-ing All-America honors twice.Following her collegiate success,the California native representedher country internationally fortwo seasons as a member ofTeam USA. Since 2004, Terrellhas served as an assistant coachfor Junior Team USA.

A three-time winner of theRobby Award, given to the Pro-fessional Women’s Bowling As-sociation player that best exem-plifies the most positive imageof women in professional bowl-ing, both on the lanes and off.With the WIBC Queens titleunder her belt, Terrell went onto appear on national televisiona career-best nine times in 2002.

The BVL is located in Met-ropolitan Washington, D.C. andis guided by representatives ofthe United States Bowling Con-gress and the Bowling Propri-etors Association of America.

The organization provides arange of recreational and thera-peutic programs and services foractive duty troops as well asveterans being cared for inVeteran’s Affairs Medical Cen-ters, out-patient clinics, Read-justment Counseling Centers,and State Veterans homes na-tionwide. Since its inceptionduring World War II, BVL has

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What’s Up? Here’s hoping everyone had a nice and safe NewYears, and hoping that the rest of the year brings everyone whatthey are seeking. As for me, on the bowling side of things, I amseeking another 300 ( my 3rd), and my 1st 800 series. As for thescores, some of the leagues took byes during the holidays, but theones that were still here did not disappoint, as u will soon see.Also,since I was out of town last week, we have some catching upto do on the scores. And, so that everyone gets their props, I willgoing back to Dec. 26th.

555 SCRATCH TRIO: (12/26) Sonny Dew and Del Ingramrolled 691 series. Sonny had games of 269 and 224, while Del postedscores of 227-216-248. Other high scores: Willie (Sambone) Sanford243-246/677, B.T.Beckett 213-232-204/649, Bill Cowens Jr 234-215/640.

L.A. SOUTHWEST CLUB & FRIENDS: (12/30/06) JamesMosley 229/628, Louis Jeffereson 240/623, Coy Porter 213-202/609.

D.P.S.S.: (1/2/07) Aaron Beckett 262/654, Marvin Stallworth233/627. Ladies: Beverly Stallworth 205, Mable Williams 202.

KINGS & QUEENS (1/2/07) Arvo Dygert 278-247-246/771,Willie (Sambone) Sanford 225-257/667, Michael Durkee 231.

L-1011 SENIORS & FRIENDS: (1/3/07) Sean Tillett 236-242-201/679, P.J.Choyce 223-214-225/662, Chuck Gowdy 221-231-208/660, Terry Darling 242-207/637, David (Shake-N-Bake)Smith 231, James Knox 231, Frank Abney 224, Guy David 214.Ladies: Katheryn Moore 225, Uracy Chatman 223.

MARTIN LUTHER KING: (1/3/07) Chris Ridgeway 245-256-248/749, Art Burris 223-278-229/730, Willie (Sambone) Sanford241-268/690, Lee Hall 225-207-256/688, Mark Bruce 238-223/656,John Neely 257, Joseph Bailey 245.

FANTASTIC FIVE: (1/4/07) Maurice (Mo Betta) Hunter 235-229-300/764 (way to start off the New Year!), Phillip Gipson 248-244-247/739, Al (Pops)Bailey 213-278-224/715, Lee Hall 233-217-701, Curmit Foster 214-244-221/679, John Pitre 265, Max Gallow257, Roy Walker 257. Nice shooting, fellas!

SENIORS & FRIENDS: (1/5/07) Ed Hurst 219-244-264/727,Horace Jackson 206-203-224, Henry Goodman 248, Fred Suttles237, Earl Holmes 234, Clifford Johnson 227-201, Curtis Hopson,224, Charles Booker 224-200, Edward Carter 223, Rufus Robinson223, Hayward Anderson 223, Charles Foreman 221, Bill Underwood209-208, Willie Allen 203. And for the ladies, Jessie Walker was thelone representative with a score of 211.

TAX MAN ON WHEELS: (1/5/07) Johnny Bradley 234-275-227/736, Chester Byrd 269-210-243/722, Phillip Gipson 237-214-250/701. For the ladies: Pam (Mo Money) King 236-202/636,Jeanette Bryant 222-210/601.

RED EYE SERVETTES: Eddie Smith 229-259-236/724SOUTHWEST TRIO: (1/5/07) Ladies lead the way this week,

as Mable Williams bested the guys this week by going 224-266-236for a nice 726 series. Nice shooting, Tiger! Other ladies posting nicescores were Bridget Wade 241, Ida Davis 235, Beverly Fitzgerald234, Elsie James 222. The men were led by Jackie Ridley with 266-235-207/708, Sherman (Dr. Floy) Walker 235-245/679, Jeff Hamp-ton 245-242/672, Johnny Wooley 234-244/660, Jim Futch 230-219-208/657, Leonard (C-Bolt) Johnson 214-257, Marc (Taz) Davis245-233, Daniel Johnson 246.

VEGAS IN MAY: (1/7/07) Yours truly (Wilfred Lewis for thoseof you who don’t already know) led the way this week with scoresof 288-22-233 for a 743 series. (Must be the vacation I took!). Alsoshooting well this week: L.T.(Tiki)Williams 225-258/672,Marvin(XYZ)Vaughn 214-214-239/667, Kevin McCall 214-235-210/659, Chris Ridgeway 209-246/648. Denise Russell representedthe ladies this week with scores of 225 and 211.

STUDIO CITY—Well it’s seven years since the supposed “end”but we’re all still here and bowling. Come in and enjoy your newyear with our terrific bowling alley. We not only offer state of theart “Rock-n-Bowl” but we have billiards and video games.

Not many adult leagues have been present this past week, butthose who were here we salute you. We are anxious to have every-one back in the bowling spirit after the holidays. Besides at leastyou can sweat away a few of those added pounds by throwing afew games.

PINZ ADULTSFunseekers: David Dittlinger 245 265-698, Damond Taylor 213

222 215-650, Larry Potter 201 226 217-644, Andrew Minyard 246210-639, Tony Annibale 234 204-620, Ed Dusseau 203 212-599,Keane Murakami 240 211-597, Frankie Lozivina 220 206-593.

S.C.B.L.: Tony Laanan 235 279 237-751, Jim Foltyn 217 248205-670, Will Petrasich 248 213-643, Dave “Mr. Bea Arthur”Yamamoto 221203 216-640, Bob Hatch 237 218-623, Mike Malone207 222-591, Neil Inman 223-589, Tom Sardo 220-577.

PINZ JRSHope that you are all glad to be back. We missed you and antici-

pate that your scores will only go higher. Get ready for tournamentsbecause our junior coordinator has already been boasting about howwell your going to do. Here’s a peek at your scores:

Banco Popular Senior Scratch: Adam Lander 224 244 265-913, Nathan Honda 209 205 213-805, Brittlan Halpern 224 200-802, Griffin Roth 211 214 202-798.

Banco Popular Senior Galaxies: Natalie Kato 217-590, EthanBensinger 212-567, Treven Goldsmith 184-537, Teddy Galvan 191-492.

Banco Popular Junior Stars: Briana Martinez 152-376, NoahLander 115-326.

Banco Popular Pee Wee Bumpers: Samantha Vargas 95-180,Matthew Miller 82-163.

PINZ SENIORSWe had our dedicated leagues throwing games this week. Thanks

for coming in and brightening our smiles. Instead of laser whiteningall we need is your glib. Check out these scores:

Breakfast Club: Rozie Levitt 201-504, Nancy Sherwood 178-504, Myrna 176-495.

Coffee & Donuts: Sharon Lawrence 209-545, Donna Hickox192-484, Hildegard Miller 170-471, Charlene “the Queen” Gaffney171-469, Bernie Filosa 186-458.

Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 227-601, Jerry Rabinowitz 199-523,Gary Olsen 195-516.

Senior Social: Gary Olsen 187-505, George Linsacum 184-491.

Bowler of the Week: Our favorite bowler or at least patron ofthe week is “Showercap”. He is one of the lively characters at ourfacility that always brings good will and humor to all that speakwith him. “Though, we have never seen him bowl, I’m sure the pinswould be pushed over by kindness. He’s probably my favoriteperson.” –Dan Sweet.

Sweetness quote of the week: “It’s not whether you get knockeddown, it’s whether you get up.” Vince Lombardi.

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi. Canoga Park Bowl welcomes the junior leagues back for

another season. Everyone looks ready for all the fun and excitement of

bowling higher and better scores. We have a few spots open so call the center

and join the junior fun.

The scores from week 1 were reported but we don’t have all the league

sheets. We’ll catch up next week.

Junior Royals: Kevin Gross 225-217-224/666, Scott Englehart 236/616,

Drew Stern 211-201/602, Daniel Giegold 202/578, Samantha Meyers 231/574,

Kim Sosa 200/527, Sonu Gill 166/464. Noel Sosa reported a neat 183-183-183

triplicate along with his 549 series.

Bantam All Stars: Julia Frias 107/288, Gina Vandewater 130/266, Sevaun

Thompson 74/196.

Enjoy your new season of bowling here at Canoga Park Bowl. Take care.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hello. The seniors here at Canoga Park Bowl

are starting out the new year with some outstanding scoresfrom their first week of 2007.

Funtimers: Al Reiswig 223-246-215/684, Dave Folck 267-211/663, Rick Greenzweight 266/644, Carolyn Scherzberg 223-235/656, Bill Robb 217-235/634, Hung-Lay Quon 236-201/621,Dave Griffith 231/603, Carol Dezotell 189/498, Can-dy Adams172/496, Jackie Becker 180/479, Eleanor Weaver 155/447, Ber-tha Willard 169/437, Donna Mae Brown 156/429, Marge Heb-ard 160/395.

39’Ers Senior Trio: Larry George 235-221-257/713, DaveFolck 247-227-223/697, Rick Greenzweight 214-235-226/675,Bill Robb 233-211-226/670, Al Reiswig 226-205-233/664, CarolynScherzberg 203-204-211/618, Cal Vogt 233/612, HomerHammond 232/594, Len Haydock 227-205/593, Don McCoy 212-235/586, Edwin Cornish 242/580, Scott Alavazo 193/563, HapHazard 201/560, Ralph Benavidez 193/559, Les Logan 203/558, BIll Volkert 202/552, Mary Lauer 192/532, Lil Baker 178/476, Carol Wareberg 170/466, Kay Leovy 173/462, Clare Luther167/462, Vicke Blaiwes 175/459, Shirl Radamaker 168/444,Freda Leibson 156/441, Ruth Balleweg 173/436, Ellen Hogan157/436, Elvera Deonik 179/434, Lee Murray 160/432, DorisSimmons 190/426, Danuta Robb 167/419.

Have a great week!

WINNETKA — Hi. The first week of the year 2007 scoreswere reported by the leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl.This is going to be a challenging year for all from the looksof the scores. We like reporting these scores to you, sokeep up the good bowling. Here they are...

Scratch Daytime Travel: Nancy Kato 268/661, GeorgiaGarey 216/612, Petra Kaun 222/588, Helen Layfield 567,Judy Valazza 202/562, Marian McWilliams 205.

Comedians: Congratulations to Rick Hoffman on his 830series on games of 267-287-276. Ruben Sarkissian 248-269-226/743, Mark May 278-234-225/737, Chris Husby 246-244-234/724, Larry Steinberg 211-247-238/696, DanStipkovich 257-226-200/683, Mike Murray 235-202-222/659,David Guilmette 223-242/651, Lou Cherpin 213-254/643,Judy Valazza 227/564, Jan Sandman 202/552, Pat Campbell201/544, Sandie Crawford 207/528, Mary Becker 528, LoriCole 520.

Pinbusters: Susan Barnhart 185/520, Carol Wareberg494, Jean Bomar 490.

Copper Bucket: Congratulations to Team 9, Time 2 Strike,champs of the league. Team members are Steve Katz,Amanda Johnson, Smoke Ackart and Mike Johnson. Thenew league starts on January 31 so sign-up now. Alec Hunter236-247/666, Mike Johnson 218-218/613, Gary Reed 202,Richard Alajarin 212, Josh Raymer 227, Smoke Ackart 245/573, Steve Katz 214.

Newcomers: The new champions in this league are MarkSlattery, George Schneider and Kymber Rowe. Congratula-tions to all. Here are the sweeper scores: Warren Plouffe269/740, Marshall Plouffe 235/637, Kymber Rowe 134/359,Warren Rowe 226, Mark Slattery 213. The new league startson Wednesday, January 17, 2007 at 8:00 p.m.

500 Classic: Petra Kaun 225-246/658, Georgia Garey236-220/638, Candy Adams 207-222/627, Mary Lauer 236/590, Joan Bremberg 205-203/589, Perri Toledo 213-201/572, Teresa Lauer 202/561, Carol Casuga 203/548, MarshaWilliams 255/547, Jeanne Ehlers 212/534.

The Classics: Tim Stake 225-206-211/642, Tina Enriquez234-202/630, Pam Findl 221/570, Sami Scott 208/565, LeahHoffman 225/555, Louie Enriquez 200, Gayle Kirby 217/551,Jodi Pappacostas 224/545, Jerry Lovell 207.

B’nai Brith: Jay Rosen 245-266-258/769, Tom Flynn 240-234-217/691, Bernie Schartz 214-243/648, Mark Fienberg208-226-214/648, Roman Agiert 236-206-201/643, ShellyKapitz 225-247/641, George Lippert 212-221-205/638, JayDavies 228-225/637, Alan Rothstein 257-205/630, BillBendat 222-209/623.

Friday Vegas: Aaron Roth 233-235-222/690, DanOnestinghel 214/608, Mario Jordan 202-215/602, LouSchneiderman 213, Rose Chin 177/472.

CC Nikkei: Stan Date 215-202-211/628, Kirk Sasaki 207-237/627, Ken Shinbashi 206-242/626, Yoshi Kawamura236-206-626, Stephen Sasaki 237-204/624, Kiyoshi Suruki235-215/622, Yuki Matsuba 203-205/601, Miyuki Koga 223/576, Katsuko Fujita 216/567, Noriko Fukunaga 213/566,Hisato Sakata 204/535.

That’s our report from the first week of this new year. Seeyou next week.

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National Deaf Bowling NewsFirst 2007 Deaf TournamentJan. 20 at Keystone Lanes

by Connie MarchioneNORWALK—Get ready for the first deaf mixed singles classic

of the new year on Saturday January 20th at Keystone Lanes withsquads at 12 noon, 2:00 PM and 4;00 PM. The entry fee is $35.00each try.

Southern California Deaf Bowlers is hosting its 44th annualClassic and the first place prize is $1,000 based on 100 entries. Thisyear’s classic features higher handicap to help lower average andwomen bowlers.

44 years ago the First Annual was held on November 30. 1963 atold Santa Anita Lanes. I have the first flyer and I felt funny becauseI headed a committee of eight, seven of them, Frank Bush, ErnestHolmes, Charles Hart. Vinton Conant, Bob Grinde, Ora Baldwinand George Forfar were deceased.

The first place prize was $150.00 and a trophy won by AlbertGarbett. Entry fee was only $7.50 with prize fee $5.00, bowling fee$2.00 (yes 50 cents per game) and .50 for expenses.

We do not know about other deaf Classics but our So. Calif.Deaf Bowlers Classic flyers always lists its last 25 champions as atribute to them. So come and enter in our Classic, try to win it andget your name on the list.

STOGRYN AGAIN LED WITH 861 IN DEAF TRAVEL AT KEYSTONENORWALK—Darrell Stogryn did it again leading the honor roll

with a lone 800 in So. Calif. Deaf Travel’s stop at Keystone Lanes.He blasted out of the gate with a 267 and 235 then eased up with175-184 (sbging??? just kidding)for 861.

Matched against Stogryn was Francisco Navarro who after a180, managed to tie him with his 235 and after a 153 third game,won the 4th game with 224 for 792. Ed Abakumoff placed third onthe roll with his 788 including games of 232 and 2003. Bob Joneshad 223-210/731, Rick Pennington 714 and Paul Taffolla 202-210.

For the 2nd straight time Abakumoff and his Riverside team beatfirst place South Bay team 11 to 9 to gain some ground. South Baysalvaged 3 points in 4th game to prevent a worst defeat. Jones’ S FValley beat Hollywood 16-4 for a big gain. Don Millwee’s 5 pointshelps Stogryn and their El Camino Village beat Los Angeles 13-7.

The league thanks Mike Piazza, Mary Jo and the Keystonestaff for hosting. It was great to have tough lane condition.

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Fabian Johnson Wins His First ABTChampionship at Westminster LanesWESTMINSTER—Fabian Johnson won his first Amateur

Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Westminster Lanes on Sat-urday, January 6, 2007 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Boardtournament. Fabian showed up for our 2PM squad and shot gamesof 250, 241, 271 and 249 with handicap good for a series total of1011 and the $800 1st place prize. Joshua Boone of Mission Hillshad a fine day shooting a 988 four game handicap series to finish insecond place for $400 dollars. In third place was Joshua James ofCypress. Joshua shot a 975 handicap series and got $150 dollars.

Our newest champion, Fabian Johnson is 41 years old. He hastwo children, Tamya and Corie. Fabian has been bowling for about30 years and has just become a member of the Amateur BowlersTour (ABT). Fabian currently bowls at AMF El Dorado Lanes andwas using a Hammer No Mercy drilled by Billy Meyers Jr.. Hewould like to thank his two children for their love and support.Fabian plans on using the prize money for more bowling. Whenasked for other comments, Fabian says that practice does help.Fabian wanted to thank Westminster Lanes for hosting the tourna-ment, and also thanks the Amateur Bowlers Tour-Orange CountyBranch staff and Directors for running an outstanding tournament.

John Daily was the winner of the optional 4-game ScratchSweeper and $120 with an 889 scratch series. We have had manypositive comments about the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeper, andwill continue to run this optional Scratch Sweeper at each tourna-ment.

The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game and score were drawnafter our final squad by Joe Balboa. Game #4 was the game drawn,and 194 (possibly good for $200) was drawn for the first chance.One bowler shot a 194, but was not in the Mystery Pot. Oursecond chance score (possibly good for $100) was 285 in game #4.There was no winner. The 3rd chance score (possibly good for $50)was 140 in game #4. There was no winner. Remember, the Mys-tery Pot of Gold is available to all members (Classic and Masters)and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the manage-ment and staff at Westminster Lanes for hosting our tournamentlast Saturday. Our next scheduled event will be on Saturday, Janu-ary 13th, 2007 at Cal Bowl. This will be a special 4 game Beat-the-Board Classic and Masters Combined Singles tournament format.All members (Classic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be80% of 225 for this tournament. Special Squad times are at 12:30PM, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM only. We will offer $100 sidepots oneach squad with just 20 entrants, as well as optional brackets foreach squad. First place will be $800 with 100 entries for only a $55dollar entry fee. First place with full Progressive will offer anestimated 1st place prize of $1,300 with 100 entries. We recom-mend you arrive early (at least 30 minutes before squad time) toguarantee your spot. We hope to see you Saturday, January 13th atCal Bowl.

Inland EmpireNABI ChampionMario Banuelos

by QuinnRIVERSIDE — We want to

thank AMF Riverside Lanes forhosting our Inland Empire NABIJanuary 6th tournament. We al-ways enjoy their warm hospi-tality.

Mario Banuelos, our newestchampion, who was also our highqualifier, won his first NABItournament. He won the tour-nament with his Storm Hybrid,drilled by Chris Hagen at Cus-tom Fit in Deercreek Lanes. Be-sides bowling, Mario is an avidsports fan. He especially enjoyssnowboarding, and working outat the gym to keep fit.

Mario would like to dedicatethis win to his grandmother-in-law, Rosie, who passed on nottoo long ago.

Mario won $900 with op-tional upgrade, a champion shirtand an entry into the Tourna-ment of Champions that will beheld in Las Vegas at the Orleans,July 2007. (Only six monthsaway.)

Our stepladder started outwith a few new members. DevinDemartino, Diane Torres’ daugh-ter, bowling Ed Worthley. Devinbowled a 173 to Ed’s 202. Edthen bowled Jeff Swanson. Edbowled a great 224, however,Jeff bowled a fantastic 273. Jeffwent on to bowl Noli Valdeleon.Noli, a previous champ, bowleda 171. But Jeff came throughwith a 174. Jeff continued tobowl great, bowling a 220 againstMario. Mario knew what he hadto do, and bowled a 222 to winthe tournament. Great bowling,everyone!

We want to thank everyonewho participated in our NABItournament. Our club is grow-ing. Thanks to all of you!

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CANOGA PARK—Wel-come everyone to the JAT FarmClub update as we start 2007from Canoga Park Bowl. Thirty-seven bowlers came off of theholiday break to give us someoutstanding scores and a greattournament. I’m glad to see ev-eryone made it back safely andcongratulations to those that didwell in Vegas.

Before I start, I will apolo-gize up front if I seem depressedor stray too much. I will try tostay focus on this sport, but I’mwriting this article while watch-ing my favorite football team(Ohio State) fall flat on their faceand have the most disappoint-ing display of a top rank teamthat I’ve ever seen. The Gatorstotally dominated on both sidesof the football and Matt Jones, Ibow down to you and theGators.

Now on to our tournament.In the qualifying round, we hadseveral tie for tournament highgame. Top honors start withPatrick Smith 279-240-224,Aaron Steinberg 245-279, andAmanda Manoly 279. Now nor-mally you would look at thisopening list and figure that Mr.Smith was your leader, nope!I’m sorry, but this is CanogaPark Bowl, please read on. Notfar behind these three we haveArisha Piper 224-257-278 andEddie Sayles 277-232-227. Ex-cellent bowling to all of you.Now the remaining high scorescome in from Mark Curtis 257,Kevin Hale 255-234-245, EricKilgore 246-224, Kevin Jones235-245, Deanna Carrillo 244-225, John McCullin 241, BrentShern 226-236-232, Felicia Mara225-236, Albert Fernandez 235-221, Virgil Hilvano 234-224-222,Jerome Jordan 227-233, CharlieHair 233, Alex Warnick 232, MaxSlevcove 221-230, Jon Hogan230, A.J. Garcia 229-227, Rob-ert Smith 226, DeeDee Ho 225,Gary Smith 223-224, Justin Sims224, Rashad Sandridge 223, andAaron Williams 222. Very nice

SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

ANAHIEM—SED Jr. Travelreturns from their holiday vaca-tion, where many venturing toVegas, glad to have you all backsafely. The group took to thelanes at Linbrook Bowling Cen-ter with near perfect attendance.A mixture of ups and downs andthe group struggled at bit withthe conditions. Well you bowlersknow me that just means we’llbe back until you master thiscenter.

Now bowling is just like anyother sport and its funny howquick emotions can change. Istarted this article at the begin-ning of the BCS National Cham-pionship football game. I’m alife-long Buckeye fan and wasriding high when I started typ-ing. By the end of this article Iwas shell-shocked and stunnedas the football game end the firsthalf. Congratulations Gators.

On with bowling. Again thebowlers scoring was a little be-low their average for the day.However, there were some scat-tered high games that give hopeand promise. Bryan Osborne ledall with 215-235/786. Not farbehind we have Delano Ross243/783 and J.D. Pelow 233-203/780.

Other reportable highs in-cluded Eric Milne 212-203-212/761, Jasmine Morales 200-215/749, Kevin Jones 201-208/739,A.J. Garcia 209/722, JamesHawkins 213/719, Felicia Mara711, Eddie Sayles 214/710, andDarren Pascual 211.

This Saturday will be differ-ent, in some way. We will meetup again this week at AMFFriendly Hills in Whittier. Pleasebe on time. Have a good week,practice and I’ll see you there.

Girls Jr. All-Starsby David Gordon

CANOGA PARK—Wel-come back faithful to the GirlsJr. All-Stars update. The ladiesreturn from a couple of weeksoff for the holidays, but theredid not appear to be any rustwith them on this day. Even fol-lowing the JAT tournament, theladies mastered these lanes quitewell.

Today we have two in the800 club and each deserves greatprops. Deanna Carrillo rushingover from the JAT Farm Clubtournament finals posted up aset of 233-202-204-244/883,wants a re-match with KevinHale and slept most of the wayhome. And then we have Lind-say Hannasch jump starting thesession with a near perfect 298game. After hugs and high-fives,Lindsay later added a 245 gamefor an 878 set.

We also had high scoring fromMelissa Pena 214-202/759 andJasmine Morales 213-203/742.Congratulations ladies.

Now midway through ourseason and looking good withtheir sponsored shirts we haveBrunswick West Covina Lanes(Deanna Carrillo) leading thegroup with 128 points. Secondplace is currently a tie betweenBrunswick West Covina Lanes(Melissa Pena) and All Ameri-can Coaches (Lindsay Han-nasch) with 119 points each. Therest of the league lines up as fol-lows: Pro Zone (TabethaReynolds), Premiere YouthBowlers (Jasmine Morales),Edison Sports Club (JillianGaddison), Jewel City Bowl(Katheren Ross) and Jewel CityBowl (Nicole Perrenoud).

I would also like to mentionthat the Bowling News is over-all sponsoring the entire leaguethis year, and we greatly thankyou.

Bowlers, our next session isthis Sunday in Anaheim atLinbrook Bowling Center. Starttime is 2:00. Get in your prac-tice, rest and I’ll see you there.

Obituary ForDonald Nair Cecil

SANTA MONICA—Don-ald Nair Cecil, better known bysome bowling old timers as Don“Cec-Cats” Cecil, died of natu-ral causes in Santa Monica, CAon Thursday, January 4, 2007.

Don’s love of bowling froman early age developed into hismain profession as a bowlingcenter manager for many years.

Don’s career in bowlingspanned the State of Californiawhere he held positions at suchbowling centers as Serra Bowlin Daly City, 4th Street Bowl inSan Jose, and Bahama Lanes inPasadena.

Don was born and raised inSouth Pasadena, CA and spentmost of his life living in the LosAngeles area with his parentsSonnie and Phyllis Cecil. Don issurvived by his son and onlychild Don R. Cecil.

list, and as for the top seed afterfive games, Mr. Steinberg. Aaroncame in at plus 157 while thecut line for match play (top 16)also was plus at 23.

In the next round thingsstarted to calm down a bit, butwe did have some nice notables.Hale starts off this match playlist with 225-269. Followed byCarrillo 264-225, G. Smith 258,Steinberg 257-223, Garcia 247,Hair 234-235, Sayles 233, Mara232-232, Piper 225, Hilvano224, and Sandridge 223. Thosetaking advantage of match playfor position movement wasHilvano with a six position jumpand Mara with a five spot move.Most of the movement was theopposite for the top 16 as a fewfell out of place, allowing thesetwo to move up quickly. How-ever, taking the most advantagewas Hair with four spots andinto the top five.

The finals then started offwith 5th seed Hair (+157) takingout 4th seed Sayles (+199) bigtime 256-166. Look just likeGators over Buckeyes, sorryEddie. But then Hair was re-moved by 3rd seed Steinberg(+256) 215-200. And just asquickly it was Steinberg’s turnto exit against 2nd seed Carrillo(+320) 245-194. Now againstthe top seed Hale (+348) Carrillolooked to jump out quickly. Shetook the first game in the best ofthree 196-130. But then comesHale to claim the second game215-191. And in the tie-breakerit was Hale 230-197 to claim hisfirst title. CongratulationsKevin.

Our next tournament will beon January 21st at AMF FriendlyHills in Whittier. Check-in be-gins at 7:15 and please be pre-pared to pay an additional $5for this tournament. The direc-tors will discuss this possibleincrease and let you know on ourweb site and in next week’s ad-vertisement.

So there you have it. A greattournament and a terrible foot-ball game. Again congratulationsto all Gator fans. I’m out andcrying myself to sleep.

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The New Year found most of the bowlers in the So. Cal. 590Classic searching for the right line. Two hundred games weren’teasy to reach and 800 series were at a premium. Then there wasWilly Bordenave!!! Willy’s ability to conquer the difficult lanesnetted him a 908 series shot on 4 great games of 236, 224, 236 and212. Nice bowling Willy.

More scores were:Rob Roberts 267/850, Frank Bellinder 223/836, Tom Stearn 218/825, Ron Douglass 256/821, Jerry Knight223/812, Carl Adinolfi 217/801, Tony Chaco 223/800, Janine Ditch255, Gino Vassallo 245, Pauline Welsch 226, Rod Cantrell 226,Tony Angulo 225, Ron Corona Jr. 225, John Velasquez 224, AlanBloom 220, Ron Mahler 219, Karen Bagnall 213, Diane Salinas 209,David Wright 206, Shig Shozi 205, Bob Gosnell 202, Eva Munson201, Rose Williams 201, and Ed Harris 200.

ANAHEIM — Just when we got acclimated to winter tem-peratures, it turns around and brings summer back for afew days. And where did all those forceful winds comefrom? We’re experiencing an unusual weather pattern thiswinter. It’s a lot better than what Washington and Coloradoare having.

Time for a look at the high scores from the bowlers hereat Linbrook Bowling Center.

Santa’s Guys and Gals: Johnny Davis 212.Lunch Bunch: Larry Spink 207-217, Mike Hardy 208, Dick

Nichols 200, Patsy Morris 232.Swinging Trios: Laura Rodehaver 203.Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Dave Pooley 213,

George Moreno 202.Ten Pins: Dale Mitchell 226-247/637, Grafton Weiss 222-

213/624, John Magill Sr. 205-222/620, Mike Huffness 241-201/614, Tony Toliver 222-219/611.

No Knottcents: Mike Carney 218,Chris Vandyke 213,Michael Byrd 205.

Milk Money: David Brogdon 237.3’s Company: Marie Parmalee 211, Cathy Marani 201.Executive Doubles: EJ Rogers 213-231-234/678, Bob

Robison 206-205/600, Clyde Berg 202-227, Buzz Huse 201-226, Mike White 222, Lisa Somma 211, Kim Spolerich 201.

Jacks & Jills: Rick Sproul 237-213, Fred Fouts 236, BillFarran 229, Deron Nishitsuji 226, Mike Blodgett 213, LynnSoliman 201.

Just Desserts: Ken Curtis 209-223-211/643, JoeAlduenda 210-221/615, Charles Rogers 222, Lee Haywood213, Frank Casola 201.

Golden Nuggets: Ro Mutzerberger 226, Bob McGraw 210,Art Gutierrez 200.

Go For Nine (no-tap): Tony Aquino 256-276/723, IkeEisenacher 243-236-221/700, Lloyd Carter 265-233/676,Dick Nichols 210-236/645, Vic Divito 207-215/611, MarieVenable 267, Shirley Erickson 252, Barbara Bish 239.

Party Timers: E. J. Rogers 267-226/687, Bob Mask 225-216-216/657, Danny Jensens 236-215-203/654, J.R.Mattson 202-255/645, Teddy Juanto 237-205/607.

Anaheim Nisei: Sandy Vilovia 214-210/619, SadaoKuwanara 222, Bob Mendoza 221, Shig Nakata 214, DaveLautherboren 206.

Rowdies: Clarence Butler 210, Steve Warsow 204, PhilGlumm 200.

525 Ladies Classic: Lynda Burge 211, Diane Salinas204, Shirley Anderson 203, Cora Bussey 201.

Nikkei: Geoff Chow 224, Mano Aiau 221, Tom Izahara219, Tak Kiyahara 214. Mac Sugano 212.

Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ray Conner 212, RudyEspinosa 202, Ozzie Randolph 202, Ike Eisenacher 201.

Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Mark McLeod 241, RobertAlbrecht 211.

7-11 Vegas: Gabe Guzman 205-2125-215/635, David Doi246-202/632, Matthew Ellis 204-200-207/622, Jack Gushue208-200/604, Randy Shepherd 225, Lisa Somma 227-212/635.

Korean Bowling: Bong Hwaqng 224.Grey Panthers: Bob Baughman 209-235/609, Dick

Nichols 242, Mike Hardy 212.Vegas Party: Ron Corona Jr. (sub) 238-231/653, Ed An-

geles 221-222/616, John Ritchie 247-202/610, Ronnie Gor-don 221-204/603, Stan Evans 231, Janet Olarte 203-214,Josie Angeles 208, Melody Ritchie 204, Connie Putnam 202.

T.G.I.F.: Pat Jones 213, John Sanderson 204, DavidAndexler 204, Tim Perry 202, Stacy Stecko 206.

Kamaaina: Guy Matsubara 226-248/652, Koku Lee 236-215/641, Kalani Akui 218-222/636, Jeremy Werner 218-209/621, Henry Urada 212-206/610.

Hope School: Teresa Kelley 208.Bumper Busters: Tyler Kemp 80-105, Deanna Gomez

92-108, Kelsey Kemp 91-92, Hope Salvidar 83-91.Saturday Linbrook Juniors: Robert Albrecht 223,

Jonathon Greenhalgh 215-201, Mark McLeod 209, AndrewNewburn 203.

SAN BERNARDINO — Most of the leagues are back onthe floor now that the holidays are past. Some of the bowlershave a holiday on Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.Need something to do or feel like bowling? Call the centerfor open lanes.

And now for the best part of this column...the names ofbowlers and their high scores bowled here at Del RosaLanes.

T.N.T.: Scott Henderson 223/591, Jan Ebey 182/450.Willows: Jean Newton 200/524.Wednesday Vegas: Del Karper 244-224/650, Steve

Pellegrine 201-213/607, John Hutchings 237, Joe Martinez229, Rolann Karper 223/567.

Wed. Wild Bunch: Michael Berry 2257-233/671, JackHamner 231, Diane Spence 203-209/574.

Del Rosa 830 Classic: Jerry Forch 226-224-247/697,Mark Dyer 259-223/680, Kelvin Gross 236-254/676.

Santa Fe Mixed: Red Dixon 212/591, Rick Hocutt 222,Lori Gage 192/532.

S.B. County: David Rybak 234/561, Frank Gilmore 202/561, Randy Dudleston 231.

Happy Gamblers: Lodas Griffin 224/605, Andi Mattice 505,Cynda Ross 194.

Good Times: Eric Robinson 245-235/654, Chuck Gray224-229/639, John Boyer 221-222/634, James Harris II 212-223/626, John Roberson 211-217/620, Tom Smith 233/612,Mike Mobley 202-213/605, Tom Ramos 212-212/605, JamesWilliams 218/602, Willie Chang Wo 243/602, Jason Russo234, Del Karper 233, Angela Mobley 214-246-221/681,Likapeka Enriquez 233-211-216/660, Sjana Robinson 210-222/625, Sherri Boyer 225, Cari Burris 213, Lydia Calloway201.

Friday Vegas: Scott Bayless 244-235/678, GeorgeLearned 225-225-220/670, Andrew Nelson 235-212-212/659, Joseph Curran 228-224/636, Tim Medley 230-200/628,Beth Powell 200/540.

We’ll be back next week. Until then, bowl well and havefun.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Are you ready to check out the high

scores from the senior leagues here at Del Rosa Lanes?Well, we have a whole new list of names and scores foryou.

Young At Heart: Frank DeLuca 521, Steve Boyer 203, Murray Gibson202, Velma Bone 502, Betty Snow 502, Judy Merrick 197.

Park & Rec.: Sam Frisby 220/599, Frank Long 235-201,Randolph Riley 214, Joe Strinati 211, Bea Pitts 199/519.

Afternooners: Bob Lee 196/528, Cari Burris 191/518.Golden Goodies: Frank Long 205-213/572, Frank DeLuca

200, Betty Zoz 180/507.Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Chuck Wilson 733, 2. George Steffen

725, 3. Chuck Taylor 721, Booby, Michael Huddle-ston 590.Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Chuck Wilson 796, 2. Bob Lee 776, 3.

Jackie Knight 773, 4. Murray Gibson 733, 5. Ed Wallace 731,Booby, Bob Corrigan 516.

The seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes enjoy the No-Taps onMonday and Wed-nesday. To those of you who have nottried it, come on over. It’s fun and if you place you’ll see youname in the Bowling News.

Saturday Vegas Special: Will Cortez 213, David Molina202.

4-4 Vegas: Dino Chavez 277/618, Monte Schlig 271/601,Michael Peterson 226, Jeff Baker 224, Richard Garcia 221,Chris Costner 210.

Sunday Brunch Bunch: Joe Sangenito 205-203-235/643,Rick Jiminez 224, Pat Sangenito 222, Jeff Brown 210, GeneMendoza 209.

Double Daters: Bob Legro 239-224/641, John Conway243/622, Alan Bloom 221-222/621, Dan Duarte 249/611,Mike Darby 210-233/603, Jackie Legro 210, Debbie Baker205.

Family and Friends: Pete Quinata 257, Frank Pangelinan215, Edward Mote 207, Ron Aguon 206, Debi Jones 201.

N.F.L. League: Ben Philalack (sub) 222.Good bowling to all. See you on the lanes.

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the 2007 February High Roller & “A Game” Double Header! Manyguarantees have been increased from the July High Roller. We havenever been afraid to use the word “guarantee” because we havealways stood behind ours. So make your plans now for February3rd - 10th at Sam’s Town - presented by Storm Bowling Products!High Roller, Storm & Sam’s Town are working hard to re-build themegabucks!

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Also, check to see exactly what is - and what isn’t - guaranteedin the other Vegas tournaments. PBA members won at Orleans(again) and at Sunset last year - won’t happen at Sam’s Town!

This year, entry fees have been slightly increased to $260 foryour 1st entry and $190 for each re-entry. But the accumulatedprize money will create a lot of great prizes!

For those that like to bowl more games, another “A Game” willget High Roller week off to a big start. The big change this year isthat the “A Game” is for amateurs only. No PBA members areallowed. They will be in town to bowl at Orleans and Sunset but notSam’s Town! $10,000 Guaranteed top prize in this quick 2-daytournament, February 3rd & 4th. And, with just 200 entries and re-entries combined, the bottom prize is double the $250 entry fee!

Do you have unlimited entry fees in your pocket?? Well, mostplayers don’t and have to “shop” for the best tournament value.The choice is obvious once again. We’ll see you soon at Sam’sTown!

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