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SEATTLE—The late Earl Anthony, who left an indel-ible legacy on the Professional Bowlers Association Tour as its first career millionaire, was announced as the great-est player in the PBA’s first 50 years Sunday, capping the tour’s weeklong 50th anniver-sary celebration at Red Rock Resort, Casino and Spa.

Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla., the man who final-ly eclipsed Anthony’s total of 43 career PBA titles, finished second in voting conducted by a national panel of bowling experts.

Earl “would have been thrilled, very honored,” said Susie Anthony, the late Earl Anthony’s wife. “If Earl were here, he would probably say he

Experts Select Earl Anthony as Greatest Player in PBA History

wasn’t deserving. He wouldn’t turn it down, but he’d be very humble.”

“He would have been humble in public, thrilled in private,” Anthony’s son Mike added.

Finishing second wasn’t much of a disappointment to Williams, who now has 45 PBA titles, more than $4 mil-lion in career earnings and is still one of the PBA Tour’s most feared competitors.

“I feel Earl’s record is better than mine because it was more condensed,” Williams said. “Earl bowled 14 years and 400 or so events. I’ve bowled well over 600 by now, maybe 700. Some people will argue Earl’s era was tougher, but others will argue my era was tougher. The

reality is, people threw the ball differently in each era. That’s the way the game is played.”

“I’m very pleased to be No. 2,” Williams continued. “If Dick Weber would have had 45 titles at the time Earl was still bowling, he probably would have kept on bowling because he would have wanted someone to chase. As it was, he retired because no one had close to the number of titles he had. He didn’t have anything to shoot for.”

“Some people don’t re-member that Earl was Player of the Year in 1983, the year he retired,” said Williams, who is one of the PBA’s best histori-ans. “And he didn’t even bowl a full season that year.”

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LAS VEGAS-Patrick Allen won the Professional Bowl-ers Association’s H&R Block Tournament of Champions at Red Rock Lanes Sunday, but he didn’t feel very good about it.

The Wesley Chapel, Fla., left-hander slipped past his fellow southpaw, close friend and Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour roommate Rhino Page of Topeka, Kan., 267-263, to win his second career major championship and his second title in three weeks. It meant a $50,000 payday and a two-year PBA Tour exemption in the crowning event of the PBA’s 50th Anniversary Gala week.

Allen had a hard time shak-ing off the fact that his buddy basically handed him the glory by making an errant shot on his second shot in the 10th frame. Needing only a nine-count and spare after striking on his first shot in the final frame, Page – the PBA’s reigning Rookie of the Year – missed the headpin, knocking down four pins and his dream of winning his first major title disappeared.

“Rhino got the ball a little too far left. It came off his hand with nothing on it,” Al-len said. “I could see it was a bad shot.”

“I knew the shot was in trouble when it came off my hand,” Page said. “I got dis-tracted with the time clock, but sometimes you have to learn

Page’s Miscue Helps Allen Win H&R Block

Tournament of Championsthe hard way. I still had a great week. I’ll take second after not making the cut the previous three weeks.”

“He out-bowled me until that shot,” Allen said. “I really feel for him. You don’t win out here if you don’t get some breaks, but that’s not the way you want to win. I got a huge break two weeks ago against Walter Ray Williams Jr., but to be honest, I didn’t feel as bad for Walter Ray. He’s got 45 titles. You have to get breaks to beat him.”

“Over the past few weeks, everything has been going my way,” Allen added. “It was an honor to be here the whole week. Winning the Tourna-ment of Champions, especial-ly this week, is something I’ll never forget. It was an honor just to be here this week.”

The victory for Allen, who was the top qualifier making his PBA record-tying fifth consecutive television appear-ance, continued an amazing turn-around after a dismal start to the season.

“After the first six weeks, I was on the verge of bowl-ing for my job. I was bowling terrible. But I had a practice session with Doug Kent and things began to click after that.”

Right-hander Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, de-feated lefty Mike Scroggins of Amarillo, Texas, 276-203, in

Patrick Allen & Rhino Page after shocking finish in T of C.

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Rolf Gauger, one of bowl-ing’s best and most beloved instructors, passed away on December 31, 2008.

With Rolf’s passing, bowl-ing not only lost an outstand-ing coach/instructor/writer, but also one of the true gentlemen in our sport.

Rolf Gauger loved life. And his first love in life, next to his beloved wife Lin, was bowling.

The Rolf Gauger sage is one of epic proportions. He was born in Germany during the Adolph Hitler regime. At

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the age of 10, his parents man-aged to escape to the United States and found comfort in Chicago, a place Rolf would consider home. At age 14, Rolf’s father passed away. His mother said to him, “I don’t expect you to be the man of the house. That is too big a responsibility for your age, but I do want you to stay out of trouble, keep up with your studies, and be good so I don’t have to worry about you. Take good care of your sister (who was three years old) and your

Bowling News Mourns The Death of Rolf Gauger

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brother” (who was five years younger).

Rolf lived up to all his mother’s expectations. He dearly loved his parents. When Rolf and Lin went to Germany in 2001, they visited Bad Pyr-mont, where his father had built a beautiful home. It was still there. Rolf said it looked just like it did when they lived there. He knocked on the door and spoke to the people who resided there. They were thrilled to meet Rolf and Lin and invited them in so they could see the home again. It was one of the most gratifying times of Rolf’s life.

Before meeting Lin, Rolf spent 20 years as a dance in-structor in the Chicago area at the Arthur Murray and Fred Astaire Dance Studios. At the Astaire Studios, Rolf trained teachers. He traveled around to various studios and also put on annual balls studios con-ducted at hotels that included dinner dances. He coordinated the entire packages and also emceed the programs. He enjoyed his job and also did some nightclub shows with a dance partner.

Perhaps Rolf’s dancing skills played a large part in his bowling instructional career. He was a master at teaching bowling beginners, as well as veterans of the game. He specialized in teaching proper timing and graceful, rhythmic approaches.

Subsequently, Rolf was employed in Chicago as Re-gional Director for Famous Artists School, a company that sold art courses with leads and in-home sales calls. In 1969 his company transferred him to Memphis, Tennessee as Southeast Regional Direc-tor. This is where he met and married Lin. In 1971, he was appointed Southwest Regional Director and moved to Los An-geles. Unfortunately, Famous Artists School went bankrupt, forcing Rolf to seek other em-ployment. About this time, he had a friend, Skip Russell, who was assistant manager for Hollywood Legion Bowl. Russell was being promoted to manager and offered Rolf the

opportunity to be his assistant manager. Rolf gladly accepted the position, which also led to the beginning of his bowling instructional career.

In 1986, the Gaugers moved to Phoenix. Coinci-dently, Rolf’s old buddy, Skip Russell was managing Bruns-wick Mission Bell Lanes. Not too surprising, Rolf began conducting bowling clinics at Brunswick Mission Bell. He not only established a reputa-tion as a world -class instruc-tor but also penned the most comprehensive instructions of any instructor in the country in the Arizona Desert Bowler publication.

Later, his instructional ari-cles appeared in several other western states; the Las Vegas Ten Pin Journal and the Cali-fornia Bowling News. As his reputation expanded, he be-came a regular coach at Super School and a columnist for Bowling This Month maga-zine. I believe Rolf’s instruc-tional columns were the BEST in the country, particularly considering he did his own graphics and illustrations.

Personally, I lost more than a friend. Rolf was like a broth-er. I didn’t know him except for reading his great bowl-ing instructional columns in the Desert Bowler, a popular publication in Phoenix, Ari-zona. We became fast friends about 10 or 12 years ago after I called his home to see if he had any interest in coaching the Saudi Arabia National Team. I received a message from Ibrahim Juraifani, a bowling distributor and promoter from Jedda, Saudi Arabia. He asked me if I was interested in coach-ing the Saudi National bowling team that was willing to pay me $48,000 a year, plus a car, a home, all expenses, plus two annual paid trips back to the USA. I told him I had no inter-est in the job but promised to try to find someone who might consider it

Inasmuch as I am half Ara-bic, (Lebanese) I knew I had to recommend someone who was not only highly qualified but especially one possessing high morals. Having read Rolf’s articles for several years, he was the first person to came to my mind. However, like

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myself, Rolf had no interest in leaving home. He thanked me for my call but, more than that, he left a lasting impression on me with his warm words of appreciation. His response led me to recommend him to the late publisher of Bowling This Month, Bob Summerville; not only as a coach for Super School, but also as a featured columnist for the popular magazine. Not too surprising, Rolf became one of Bowling This Month’s most popular writers and undoubtedly one of its finest coaches at BTM’s annual Super School. He will be sorely missed.

It is often said, “life is not fair”. Despite all his achieve-ments in successfully coach-ing hundreds of bowlers, from beginners to juniors, to those of all ages, Rolf NEVER got his just dues. To my knowl-edge, he has not been elected to any Hall of Fame. He has never received the accolades bestowed on coaches like Fred Borden, Carmen Salvino, Rod Ross, Susie Minshew, Jeri Ed-wards or any coaches/instruc-tors who have been ordained Gold Level status. I can assure anyone in bowling that Rolf Gauger was at least equal to and possibly more competent than any of them, including Tom Kouros and myself.

I have often written that nominees for Halls of Fame not only require credentials for selection but equally as important, require the pub-licity and support of friends. Unfortunately Rolf was never one to toot his own horn. Consequently, his outstand-ing instructional work was never heralded. In fact, until he joined the staff of Bowling This Month, he was a virtual unknown, except in his own little bailiwick.

Fortunately, and finally, by virtue of his association with Bowling This Month, he ex-panded his reputation among the top coaches and writers in the bowling world. One thing is absolutely certain. Rolf Gauger deserves Hall of Fame status, especially in the Phoe-nix and Arizona State Bowling Halls of Fame.

God Bless my beloved friend Rolf. May his soul rest in peace.

KarenHappy 8thAnniversaryJanuary 29, 2009

With Love.... From your Husband

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Muzzarelli Wins ABTA Las Vegas Event at the South Point (L-R) Marife Catalasan 4th, Will Samson (runner up) $2,000, Jeff Muzzarelli (Champion) $5,650, his wife and supporter Linda, Anna Bautista 3rd $1,000, Joe Page III 5th and Dave Kaus South Point Manager.

LAS VEGAS—The South Point was the Host of our Las Vegas Open. The ABTA Bowl-ers converged on the beautiful property, Lanes, Hotel, & Ca-sino. 523 entrants entered the event producing great payoffs, and a lot of fun.

One bowler having a lot of fun, but working hard was Jeff Muzzarelli, the pride of Murphysboro, Illinois, who has been with us five years finally bowled well. In fact a most stupendous performance in winning six straight match-es in the top 32 single elim finals to claim his first ABTA Title and a nice $6,450 for his fine bowling. He downed long time ABTA Member Will Samson in the title game to claim his first ABTA Title.

The economy didn’t seem to slow down these bowlers who came to the South Point.As the 523 entrants established a $21,000 Prize Fund and Much Much More in Optional Pots, Brackets and Drawings with Cut scores on a medium side daily; (the highest +75 and lowest day at +38, ladies +28).

Due to the great turnout we saw 104 Bowlers advance to a full house of semi-finals. After skipping 18 lanes each game each bowler had a taste of each area of the house. Al-though all 106 are going to cash, their goal is to advance to the top 32 Single elimina-

Muzzarelli Wins First ABTA Title at South Point523 Entrants Produce Great Payoffs • Five Share Match Game and $565 Each

Match Series is Now est $2,400 this week at Midtown 3-6-9 is $1,600Match GAME Est $1,100 3-6-9 is $1,600

Midtown Lanes Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM semis 7:45 PMtion finals which includes 7 guaranteed Women.

After the three game semis we had Men, and 7 guaranteed Women making +48 to make the top 32 Finals. Topping the field was the affable Will Sam-son of Rancho Cucamonga with a great +106 and “ Ace” Cordero was in second at +96. Will gets the advantage of sit-ting out and bowling for the title. Cordero would enter in round two of the Single elims.

The Matches were on. Losing in round #1 - getting $180 - were William Au, An-cil Suase, Som Seng, Steve Smith, Chris Romero, James Sampson, Alan Basto , Robert Fales, Mary Andruczyk, Be-dell Vasquez, Orpah Tolliver, Benito Yra, Renan Cruz, Fred Ringor and Donald Pulliam.

Round two saw Bob God-den, Ace Cordero, Butch Obrar, Dana LeCount, Greg Velarde, Jeremy Paulsen, Sol Cericos, and Roland Suase lost out and got checks for $200 finishing in 10-17th places.

Round three got conten-tious with Jeff Muzzarelli downing John Burton 227-209. Rick Valdez fell to Joe Page in a tight one 223-218. Anna Bautista edged Ada Wong 200-189. Marife Cata-lasan struck often downing Loretta Lawson 255-226. Los-ers finished 6-9 th places and $250 each.

Round four saw Muzzarelli

bowl well downing Page 221-100. Ms. Bautista on her game downed Ms. Catalasan 221-207. Marife and Joe were 4th and 5th and $400 each with Anna and Jeff to meet for the right to bowl Will Samson for the title.

This game saw Jeff toss a pair of doubles to lead and win out over the pretty upstart Anna who gave it her all by 221-194. Anna was 3rd and $1,000 with Jeff on to the title game .

The Title Game was on and Will elected to lead off. He did with a strike but Jeff started with three strikes to lead after Will opened. Will doubled in frames 4-5 after Jeff had a split in the 5th to regain the lead and held it until he opened in frames 7-8 & 9. Jeff tossed a big double to ice the win in frames 9-10.

The title and $5,650 was his 201/223-156/193 and most deservedly so. Jeff won every match on his way to the title and was tossing strikes along the way. He is a great guy and we are proud to have him as our latest champion. He has been with us five years. Great Bowling Jeff!!

Nice bowling by a true gentleman Will Samson, who held the lead with three frames to go. He really bowled very well , and we are proud of him. Great Bowling Will and same can be said of Anna B, Marife

and Joe Page!Tourney Hi Qualifiers were

Allan Basto +140 and Aido Wong led the ladies +118. They will get paid entries.

The optional doubles hit Basto again!! Yes, he teamed with Jun Cadenas and a 1418 good for $230 (they are ABTA League Members!) Kris Or-donez and Glen Dantes 2nd 1411 $210, Basto and Dan “the Man” Eguilos 3rd 1401 $190. We paid a huge 23 places in the $5.00 doubles. $2,490 at South Point.

The Match Game 3 was hit by five of our members (Mirage Floorboss), Robert Yado, James Samson, Brad Le Count, Vuong Do, and Jeff Taino. They split the $2,825 pot and got $565 each for their $5.00 entry.

The Match Series was NOT HIT as 523 entrants did not match a 670. So with the Carry Over of $2,068 we will estimate a $2,400 Match Se-ries at Midtown Lanes in Los Angeles and for only a $2.00 entry fee!

The 3-6-9 worth $1,500 was not hit. Glen Tse shocked the large field and missed on shot 2. So we go for $1,600 at Midtown.

Pretty Tami Keathley was drawn for the Hot Shot Pot and had a chance at $150. She was not present but got a $25 con-solation. We will have $175 in the Hot Shot Pot at Midtown and it is free to our bowlers. If you are there during the final squad and your name drawn, you have a free chance for the cash. Just toss two nine counts, if over 40 Hcp, 1 nine count and 10 Hcp and under, 3 nine counts to win.

ABTA Notes: Champion Jeff Muzzarelli hails from Murphysboro, Illinois and used a Complete NV for the win and is married to Nancy who is his #1 fan to be sure. He dedicates the win to his Mother Bernice Muzzarelli. He enjoys the ABTA and has bowled with us five years.

Will Samson is from Ranch Cucamonga and used a Cell drilled by Chris Hagin at Deer Creek Lanes, He is married to a pretty lady Vida and has 3 kids Jo Anne, James, and John.

They are ABTA Members. He thanks the ABTA and Bob for a wonderful Tournament, family, friends, Elvin Godoy, Renan and Cecille Cruz and Robert Yra and Beth and An-thony Borci.

Anna Bautista hails from Carson and used a Storm drilled by Mike Wahl at Cer-ritos Lanes. She thanks family and friends for support notably Mom Ruby, Dad Jim and Sis Charlotte and daughter Karis-sa, Chong, Jerilyn, Madonna Rhena and David.

We the ABTA would like to thank Our Faithful Mem-bers for support in these trying times! You are what makes us go. Without our Members, we would have no ABTA! We will always do our best for you. Thanks and God Bless!

Special thanks to the South Point for the wonderful hospitality and service from the desk crew, mechanics, to the Upper Management. Esp Mike Monyak our Host, who makes things much easier for all of us in the ABTA and Dave Kaus, Angie and ku-dos to the Room reservation Staff namely Cristina, Rey and Kim!!! The Best! Great to see old Pal and former ABTA Member Mike Tucker diligently working the desk at the South Point! Let’s not forget Wintana in the bar, great people here!!

We are heading back to the South Point July 2-3-4-5 and $11,000 1st Place and in 2010 in Jan. the weekend after Martin Luther King. Room Rates are great for JULY $80 Friday/Saturday and Only $45 for other nights Reserve soon to secure these rates.

This weekend is our Su-per Bowl Special and we are at popular Midtown Lanes in Los Angeles. There are FREE Pools for each entrant getting a pick of the closest score of the Super Bowl (wining team).

1st Place is 2 free nights for our July Event at the South Point, 2nd, a Free Entry to the Las Vegas Event an $85 value, 3rd is $50 in cash.

Well, folks it is history as Jeff Muzzareklli enters the ar-chives as our latest Las Vegas-Champion.

Champions archives are listed on our website, www.abta1.com. as well as the Schedule and Changes etc.

NOTE: Next Week CAL BOWL is our Host for a Spe-cial Added Money Event .$3,000 1st w/ Bonuses Squad times are 12:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:30 PM! Thanks again for be-ing an ABTA Member!

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One For The Thumb!

SAN DIEGO—In NABI San Diego tournament action at Admiral Robinson Center over the weekend, Ed Lo-mibao secured title #5, Ed is a long time NABI member, & virtually every tournament participant, but he had to work especially hard to capture this win. Qualifying in the middle of the field wasn’t too taxing, but finishing the semifinals in the #5 slot meant four tough matches for victory. Match #s 2 & 3 were especially chal-lenging, Amy Gottlieb forced him to get the first two strikes & good count in the 10th frame & he responded by striking out & winning by a scant 3 pins. Same scenario against James Horst & his margin of victory was four pins. In the final match against top seeded Roger Rabanal, they were tied in the 9th frame & on spares. Ed rolled the first two + 7 in the 10th, while Roger had an unfortunate split. Congratula-tions & great bowling under pressure, Ed.

The actual finishing posi-tions were 5th, James Rostello, 4th Amy Gottlieb, 3rd, James Horst, 2nd Roger Rabanal & Ed, 1st.

Guaranteed $50 sidepots were collected by Alan Grob-meier, Norm Rauch, Marvyn Galsim, Stacie Watson, Mike Yellen, Phil Horn, Phil Diaz (1/2) Mike Tangonan (1/2), Rostello & Horst. The 3-6-9 pot was shared by Chad Hill, Homer Bautista & Amy Got-tlieb.

Thanks to Dom Deluca & his staff for once again provid-ing one of the PBA Experience oil patterns for the bowlers to compete on. All agreed that getting to try different condi-tions helps make for better bowling skills. Thanks, Dom.

The next NABI tourna-ment will be on February 7th at Kearny Mesa. Watch for details in the next edition of the Bowling News. See you at Kearny on the 7th …. we’ll save a cookie (+ some Valen-tine goodies) for you!

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Donkee at Cerritos Lanes (L-R)—Som Seng – 6th place with little ones!, Jeff Taino – Champion, Ronnie Cordero- 2nd, Da-vid Godinez 3rd place, Ed Palma – 5th Place.

Steve Brode with 300 Shooter David Godinez

Taino Tops Field in High Scoring event at Cerritos

CERRITOS—Congratulations to our champion this weekend Mr Jeff Taino, unfortunately he was unable to give a story due to other obligations. Will provide in future articles. This was our highyest scoring event in recent history for the club.

Our Mystery game and series were a carry over (108game and 652 series). Game will be worth $200 and series $100 at Cal Bowl Feb 1st.

See WWW.DONKEETOUR.COM for future scheduling. Cut Score +138 Men + 72 Women

Sidepots - 11:30AM – Greg Velarde 1&3, Russle Oshiro ($15 each) 1:00 PM – Chris Broguiere, David Godinez 2&3 ($45 each) 2:30 PM – Jeremy Paulson 1&2, David Godinez ($39 each) Tournament Recap

Place Name Score Amount 1. Jeff Taino 822 $ 550.00 2. Ronnie Cordero 814 $ 200.00 3. David Godinez 809 $ 100.00 4. Jeremy Paulson 802 $ 90.00 5. Ed Palma 798 $ 80.00 6. Som Seng 762 $ 70.00 7. KK Sr 761 $ 60.00 8. Terry Hlebasko 738 $ 55.00 9. Tiffany Morita 672 $ 50.00 Paid Out 34 Entries Tournament $ 1606.00 Sidepots $ 297.00 Brackets $ 1000.00 Free Entries $ 250.00 Champion’s Shirt $ 40.00 Total: $ 3283.00

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February 21-22, 2009 March 7-8, 2009 WCST Ebonite Singles WCST Ebonite All Star Dbls La Habra “300 “ Bowl, La Habra, CA Rancho Bowl, Santa Maria, CA Maximum Field 80 Bowlers 48 Teams Maximum Field with Current Total Sign-Ups 65 48 Teams Filled, and a Stand-By Two Divisions: List already started on a 1st come, Seniors: Men: Ages 45 to 59, Ladies 40 to 49 1st serve basis. Super Seniors: Men: Ages: 60 & Up Ladies 50+ $800.00 Added. Entry Fees: $170.00 for current WCST Members For full details of the week-end Guests add $15.00 events and Bar B Q Steak Dinner Qualifying: Saturday, February 21, 2009 call the WCST Office now at Roll Call: 12:10PM, Bowl One squad only 760-363-8141 or 760-792-4596 Starts at 12:30PM. Bowl 10 straight games Computer users:Finals: Sunday, February 22, 2009, both www.westcoastseniortour.com Divisions, start at 8:30AM. INFORMATION PAGE Tournament pays one cash place for every 3 Entries in each division. LIMITED OPENINGS!!! ****************************************************************************

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Qualifying: Two Squads: Saturday, March 14, 2009. Seniors, 8:30AM, Super Seniors 1:30PM. Each squad bowls 10 straight games. Lanes to be stripped and re-oiled for the Super Seniors. Finals:, Sunday, March 15th, both divisions, start at 8:30AM. Tournament pays one cash place for every 3 entries in each division. 51 bowlers already signed up. Entry Fee: $170.00 for Current WCST Members: Guests add $15.00. Pro-Am following qualifying on Saturday, March 14th, to start at 7:00PM. 5 Game Optional singles sweeper, Friday, March 13th to start at 3:00PMHotel Reservations: Mention WCST Bowlers, Call 775-751-6501, Ask for Marie. ****************************************************************************

WCST Ebonite Tournaments for February & March Entry Fields, Filled or Filling

by Dick SandersThe popularity of the WCST Ebonite Tournaments, and entry fields are increasing to fill or

already filled for the next 3 WCST Ebonite Tournaments. On the week-end of February 21-22 at the at La Habra “300” Bowl: Qualifying begins Saturday, February 21, 2009 at 12:30PM, with one squad only. Bowlers will bowl 10 games straight, Finals, both divisions on Sunday, February 22nd, to start at 8:30AM. For full details, look for the Ad in this week’s bowling News, or call 760-363-8141, or my cell phone at 760-792-4596. E-Mail address: wcstour@yahoo.com Click onto www.westcoastseniortour.com INFORMATION page.

For March 7-8, 2009, Rancho Bowl, Santa Maria, CA, WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles: 48 teams is the maximum entering field, and at this time tournament is filled with a Stand-By List already started on a 1st come 1st serve basis. INFORMATION PAGE www.westcoastseniortour.com has all the details,or you can call the WCST Office at 760-363-8141, or my cell number at 760-792-4596.

For March 14-15, 2009, Pahrump, Nugget Lanes in Pahrump, NV, WCST Ebonite Singles.Seniors, bowl at 8:30AM, Super Seniors, Bowl at 1:30PM, 10 games straight each squad, look

for details for this tournament in our ad in this newspaper this week. 51 bowlers currently signed up. Realistic goal is 72 bowlers. 48 bowlers to each squad would be the maximum field.

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Just 2 Weeks before An Amateur Bowler Will Win $50,000!

LAS VEGAS—We are pleased to announce that Len Nich-olson, famed lane maintenance guru, will prepare the lane con-ditions that will be used for the upcoming High Roller and “A Game”, January 31 through February 7!

Nicholson is no stranger to High Roller events, having served as consultant for many Showboat/High Roller events over the years. Nicholson provided the lane conditions for the recent-ly held November Senior Classic with resounding success. It marked the first time that High Roller had retained his services since moving operations to Sam’s Town. Nicholson is very fa-miliar with the lane surfaces and lane machines at Sam’s Town.

Nicholson, former head of lane maintenance for the PBA, among his many other positions, has proven many times that he can assist tournament promoters in providing a consistent and playable pattern. He will work closely with High Roller and the Sam’s Town staff.

According to Nicholson, “Kegel has already sent in Service Rep. Bud Dacheaux to ensure that the Kegel lane machines are all up to par and that the players can rest assured that everything will be as professional as humanly possible.”

The free practice sessions offered by Sam’s Town will as-sist players in matching up their equipment. The patterns will be posted on site. “We are very excited to bring Kegel on with us,” says High Roller’s Brad Edelman. “Players who bowl with us see similar lane conditions each year and it’s time we showed them something different. Len has the ability to bring the most players into play without creating abnormal scores!”

Walk-ins are welcome! You can also enter on line at www.high-roller.com. It’s fast, easy and secure!

620 Scratch Trios

Report From Forest

LAKE FOREST — Team 4’s one game lead looks great, but the four teams holding it up are out to snatch the top spot. The trio on #4 includes Dan Murray at a current 185 aver-age. Alan Meyerson is a little down from his 200 entering av-erage, sitting at 188. Plus Mike Cacace anchoring at 201. Last week, I read the league sheet wrong and gave current averages as book average—sorry guys. Sure sounded good though! Let’s take a look at Team 8 that’s holding up the whole darned league. They only have 11 wins compared to Team 4’s

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Corbin Youth BowlersTops in Nation

Proving that great bowling accomplishments can come frombowlers of all ages & sizes, the Mighty Munchkins (LyndseyGold, Ryan Santourian, and Zoe Rodriguez) of Corbin Bowlwere recently honored for having the 2007-08 USBC NationalTeam High Game AND Team High Series for a 3-person team inthe 8 and under category.

On May 31, 2008, they shot a 386 game on their way to a1097 series. Presenting Lyndsey, Ryan & Zoe with their meritcertificates from National, medals from NLAC & a plaque fromCorbin Bowl is Junior Coordinator, Angel Zobel-Rodriguez.

(Left to right: Lyndsey Gold, Angel Zobel-Rodriguez, RyanSantourian, & Zoe Rodriguez).

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Larger payouts & MORE prize checks & scholarship awards back to YOU, the NLAC members! The NLAC Board recently voted tomatch the same amount of lineage fees for each entry ($30 per entry) BACK INTO THE PRIZE/SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS! Open, Women &Youth tournaments, with handicap & scratch divisions for each tourament. There’s something for everyone! Cost is $75 for all events for adults &$45 for all events for youth bowlers.

Entry forms are now available for the Open, Women’s & Youth divisions (Youth bowlers should contact your program directors regarding enter-ing the tournament) at ALL NLAC Centers OR download an entry form. Entry deadline is Feb. 10th.

This year’s tournament will be held at Santa Clarita Lanes (Team Event) and AMF Rocket Lanes (Singles/Doubles) on the weekends ofFeb 21-22, Feb 28/Mar 1, Mar 7-8, & Mar 14-15. NLAC Board Members will be visiting all the leagues during the next three weeks to pass outentry forms, answer any questions regarding the tournament, and collect completed entry forms. Squads will fill up quickly, so get your entry inearly!

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Round Winner: Team #7 Calivan DistributingLAKEWOOD—Congratulations to Team #7, Calivan Dis-

tributing, for securing a spot to the championship roll-off on May 16th. Team #7 (Shawn Tokudomi, Carlos Castillo, Danny Toku-domi and Robert Webb) had a great second round.

Mark Fowler led the men’s scoring 220, 261, 279/760, Ken Seiple, Jr. 234, 235/256/725, Tres Catalasan 247, 247, 229/723, Eddie Katz 247/699, Armando Zavala 248/695, Robert Webb 237/668 and Juan Camarena 245/673.

Shawn Tokudomi led the ladies’ scoring 221/603, Marife Cat-alasan 236/600, Debbie Sanders 217/598, Pam jones 201/545, June Collier 236/528 and Mary Smyth 200/528.

$5 ACROSS SIDEPOT - Game 1. Curtis mcCann 244/$50 and (tie) Robert Webb/Jun Cadenas 237/$20. Game 2. Mark Fowler 261/$50 and Eddie Katz 247/$20. Game 3. Mark Fowler 279/$50 and Ken S. Jr. 256/$20.

SUPER POT - Mark Fowler 279/$80 and Ken Seiple, Jr. 256/$30.

$1 DOUBLES - 1. Mark Fowler 261/Tres Catalasan 247/508 ($120) and Eddie Katz 247/Armando Zavala 246/493 ($30).

LADIES’ SIDEPOT - Debbie Sanders 193/$25 and Shawn Tokudomi 191/$10.

MATCH GAME - Number called was 221 and $190 will be carried over.

50/50 WINNER - The 50/50 winner to any regular tourna-ment was Theresa Maloles.

Once again, congratulations to Team #7, second round win-ner. Rouned #3 tips off Thursday night!!

ABTA tournament will be at Midtown in Los Angeles, one day only, January 31st.

It is our Super Bowl Special and free Raffles Please check the Bowling News for directions and squad times.

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WINNETKA — Congratulations to Joe Porcelli, winner of our Scratch 6-Games Singles Tournament held last Saturday here at Canoga Park Bowl. The bowlers bowled on the Kegel Deadman’s Curve Pattern. Thanks to all for participating in this tournament. Always watch the Bowling News for upcoming tournament dates and information. Results of this tournament will be found in another part of the Bowling News. Now for our weekly report of high scores... Viva Las Vegas: Daniel Clebanoff 278/698, Dave Schaffer 256/682, Tad Schweitzer 662, Duane Erickson 659, Anthony Pav-lowsky 656, Roberta Martel 487, Laura Hewitt 200/485, Kevin Gross 248, Dale Rubin 248, Vince Koeller 244. River Maniacs: Robert Jospeh 718, Tyrone Fox 691, Dan Dixon 255/687, Johnnie Englehart 258/683, Bill Williams 680, Monise Kelly 511, Debby Koeller 197, Ted Weinsziehr 266, Barry Simon 256, Tad Schweitzer 255, Mario Jordan 255. Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 246/664, Steven Schulkin 207/600, Carol Enochs 494, Diana Rollins 191, Jess Acosta 225, Bob Pfl eger 220, Rick Godin 202. Monday Nite Live: Bob Jones 244/635, Danny Martinez 233/609, Sharon Weger 223/575, Lucy Tralla 507, Dan Onestinghel 257, Marc Loshin 226, Bernie Poetz 224. Comedians: Steven Herndon 278/755, Justin Archer 245/692, Daniel Stipkovich 244/650, Russ Gothrick 238/649, Ruben Sarkis-sian 634, Mary Becker 246/657, Sharon Weger 234/564, Carol Asher 221/553, Jan Sandman 529, Scott Crawford 268. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Nascar Doubles (4-games): Allan Na-than 232/831, Bruce Zietz 214/804, Bev Zietz 234/770, Lori Bains 218/672, Steven Yates 245, James Smith Jr. 214, Warren Meyers 203. Early Birds: Alex Pankratz 233/606, Kimberly Lane 212/572, Lori Fish 211/560, Shirley Needham 508, Gary Fish 246, Wade Bennett 242, Mel Davis 221, Bill Martin 215. PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Scott Friedman 245-234-221/892, Doane Cole 254-225-208/867, J.T. Jackson 237-229/804, Tiffany Morita 208/656, Jeremy Paulsen 246, Mike Pollack 224, Bill Small 221, Paul Barkley 217-203, Chip Minot 212-200, Larry Steinberg 210, Larry Friedman 209. BOYS—Matt Cormack 173-160-158/643. 500 Classic: Georgia Garey 245/656, Connie Wannomae 225/627, Kathy Iwakiri 205/574, Pauline Aldrich 555, Perri L. Toledo 549, Petra Kaun 230, Marian McWilliams 214. The Classics: Leah Hoffman 238/638, Gayle Kirby 234/635, Mi-chael Witt 244/584, Jerry Lovell 204/572, Louis Enriquez 212/544, Pam Blake 204/575, Tina Enriquez 211/525, Sami Scott 211/510. B’nai Brith Classic: Roman Agiert 258/713, Jay Davies 234/659, Thomas Flynn 236/652, Joel Tetreault 628, Michael Halem 625, Jay Rosen 242/625, John McComb 234. Thursday Pick-A-Ball Nascar Doubles (4-games): Peter Thibodeaux 254/857, Vu Lam 242/856, Daniel Williams 208/777, Patricia Gross 177/629, Jesse Veen 212. Party Animals: Michael Pollack 258/726, Ronald Martinek 266/726, Jude Niles 247/689, Sean Tonyan 259/680, Ruben Sarkis-sian 667, Melody Ritchie 290/672, Sharon Weger 217/607, Rose Chin 519, Elizabeth Fonvergne 514, Kenny Schimpf Jr. 243. SFVCC Nikkei: Art Wake 279/693, Yoshi Kawamura 246/666, Kirk Sasaki 255/654, Eiji Fukumoto 636, Shoji Takeshima 621, Noriko Fukunaga 220/617, Katsuko Fujita 515, Kay Nakama 201/509, Mas Suruki 240, Stephen Sasaki 237. Vegas 4 Fun: Jun Tumacay 258/704, Robert Spengeman 224/626, Joe Dimarco 619, Pam Fountain 196/535, James Reed 217, Vaughn Fountain 215, Ed Kiresich 215. Have a good week.

CANOGA PARKSCRATCH 6-GAMES SINGLES TOUR-

NAMENT(At Canoga Park Bowl)

Saturday, January 24, 2009OFFICIAL RESULTS

1. Joe Porcelli 1447 $125.002. Jeff Gordon 1395 80.003. David Pittlinger 1340 50.004. Russell Booth 1296 40.00

SIDEPOTSGame 1: Joe Porcelli 255 $42.00Game 2: D. Dittlinger 277 42.00Game 3: Jeff Gordon 289 42.00Game 4: Noel Campos 269 42.00Game 5: Jeff Gordon 255 42.00Game 6: Don Ketterling 241 42.00

BLOCK PRIZESGame 1-3:Joe Porcelli 755 $42.00Game 4-6:Joe Porcelli 692 42.00

BRACKET WINNERSBob Drake $85.00Zarcoff Boutell 25.00David Dittlinger 25.00Scott Friedman 25.00Noel Campos 20.00Jason Hegenmeier 10.00

Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — It’s time for our weekly report of junior scores from Canoga Park Bowl. Bumper Thumpers: Stevan Martinez 95/182, Aiden Marks 92/177, Phillip Kauf-man 95/177, Devyn Thompson 77/140, Lance Paulino 68/133, Jezzabel Chavez 84/167. Junior Royals: Stacy Sheeran 201/538, Allen Minot 178/519, David Sheeran 178/512, Keith Nelson 168/469, Nick Ahadzadeh 156/433, Enrique Gallardo 156/431, Julia Frias 178/473, Alina Medina 142/368, Ashley Brett 97/251, Analynne Wallace 86/242. Junior PBA Experience Singles: Brandon Bradley 170/445. Keep practicing so you can produce exciting scores. See ya.

Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — Find a comfort-able chair and sit back while I report the high scores from the seniors here at Canoga Park Bowl. TGIF Senior Trio: Carolyn Scher-zberg 248/681, Steven Herndon 257/648, Dave Folck 211/575, Keith Hazard 224/569, Dave Yahn 215/566, Richard Alliston 227/525, Ellie Alliston 167/440, Harriet Faith 148/397, Maria Crocco 152/380, Barbara Berlin 161/379. 39’Ers Senior Trio: Tom Roberts 258/731, Ed Baumgartner 244/706, Richard Greenzweight 257/662, Scotty Alavazo 650, Jerry Kanow-itz 238/647, Carolyn Scherzberg 247/622, Lucy Tralla 190/529, Mary Lauer 184/527, Patricia Carpenter 194/522, Bev Zietz 511, Bob King 245, Pat Mohr 183. Funtimers: Carolyn Scherz-berg 244/700, Steven Herndon 238/663, Richard Greenzweight 227/652, Al Reiswig 623, Dave Fol-ck 244/601, Dave Yahn 598, Candy Adams 195/561, Karen McDonald 258/547, Eleanor Weaver 181/492, Jean Bomar 489, Pete Ramirez 246, Bob Adams 242, Donna Mae Brown 175. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Richard Greenzweight 239/657, Dave Folck 248/632, Bruce ZIetz 232/623, Tom Tucker 215/623, Carolyn Scherzberg 216/602, Bill Robb 573, Arlene Bonino 215/563, Helen Layfield 187/515, Mary Lauer 498, Bev Zietz 182/475, Wayne Chan 216. See you on the lanes.

STUDIO CITY — Well howdy-do, cowpokes. Have your chaps and spurs been gettin’ ya sore? Well take a load off here at Pinz. We offer the most hooting-hollering bowling rodeo you’ve ever seen. With our disco lights, new music system, and friendly smiles; we “can’t be beat”.

PINZ ADULTS This week we hang our heads in a morose contempt, yes football season is over. Unless you involve that wannabe game, the “Pro Bowl”. Yet, we have our own Pro Bowl coming up on April 15th. That’s right our fi rst ever tournament, only for Pinz league bowlers. Make sure to talk to Dane or you will be dis-dained about your absence. Here’s the scores: Tavern Guild: Mark Peavey 279/708, Rick Kondo 256/679, Tony Annibale 233/660, Jeff Pifko 258/620, David Quam 233. Twilighters: Ron Koblin 245/667, Michael Lee 244/666, Jim Moore 244/661, Scott Brutz 656, Laurie Faso 235/631. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 258/689, Ross Goldman 236/659, Will Pisnieski 227/623, Tony Ferrari 600, Randy Frederick 233, Jonathan Kendrick 224. Funseekers: Tom Wigmore 246/715, Chuck Alexander 244/682, Dave Dittlinger 278/675, Zoran Jacimovic 256/652, Gary Bailer 643, Nancy Kato 246. S.B.C.L.: Michael Gehrke 269/739, Jim Foltyn 267/723, Tony Laanan 300/717, Dave Yamamoto 257/693, Keane Murakami 658, Scott Spande 254. Rock-N-Bowlers: Mike Saxton 196/502, Brad Resnick 195, Paul Turbow 455.

PINZ JUNIORS What a terrifi c week it has been for new President Barack Obama. He is our new Commander in Chief, but he may have made his fi rst error, removing the bowling lanes. So, be proactive and send let-ters, scores and pictures, whatever to just keep our new President bowling. Maybe one of you can be his instructor. For justifi cation of this message, look at these scores: Adult-Junior: Treven Goldsmith 226/643, Damond Taylor 234/640, Jamie Spector 616, Ethan Bensinger 234/610, Max Korn 236, Brad Spector 233. Senior Scratch: Scott Englehart 220/789, Natalie Kato 213/761, Treven Goldsmith 198/710, Brittlan Halpern 201/710, Natalie Honda 668, Max Korn 213. Senior Galaxies: Wendy Rowlett 183/490, Stirling McCulloch 132/373, Daniel Cohen 135/348, Mario Vargas 120/342, Noah Lander 152/328. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 170/448, Nicholas Martinez 75/195. Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 88/168, Samantha Vargas 84/160, Kayla Arriaga 73/141, Oran Peretz 73/140.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES You may not have known about our most exclusive special but it’s time to come out of the closet with it. If you can fi nd another daytime bowler to participate in our daytime leagues, we will reward you. After their 5th week, you will walk away with a $50 giftcard from Pinz. Pretty heavy for this economy, but I’m sure it won’t way down your pockets. Here’s the scores: Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 182/490, Ken Burkenheim 480, Ruth Swick 150/397, Cynthia Burkenheim 344, Sol Karnovitz 177, Ida Varela 134. Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 189/517, Christine Stark 209/487, Charlene Gaffney 183/469, Pam Vaughn 168/468, Dorothy West 414, Marion Weiss 169. Coffee and Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 212/553, Hildegard Miller 181/520, Sharon Lawrence 199/503, Alba Donohue 500, Arleen Wiener 489, Paula Caputo 190, Elayne Klein 181. Joslyn Seniors: Ernie Gluck 554, Arnold Freedman 545, Joyce Rabinowitz 179/458, Yolanda Dragotta 426, Rita Fischer 160, Bar-bara Abell 160, Don Thorner 223. Senior Social: Charlene Gaffney 224/596, Gary Olsen 196/549, Art Michener 453, Nelson Hicks 450, Teri Bonato 161/441, Allan Lotta 168, Joel Margolis 160. Bowler of the Week: This week we honor all of you. You can become not only bowler of the week, but bowler of the year if you compete in the Inaugural Pinz Bowlng Tournament on April 15th. This fi rst time event will only feature Pinz bowlers and fi nally de-termine a champion, please see us or Dane Price to fi nalize your spot in this tourney. Niceness Quote of the Week: “Remember bowling is a sport that should be right down your alley”. - Anonymous, yet very concise towards Pinz Bowling Sports Complex of Fun Entertainment.

LAKEWOOD — If you need a 2008-2009 book average, want to bowl in an inexpensive league that will be fun and start next month, then this is the league for you. It’s called “Just For An Average” League. See our ad in this issue of the Bowling News for more information. It’s time for our weekly Cal Bowl Bowling Report...

YOUNG AT HEART Alymra Perrizo 148-140-144/432, Glenn Wright 184-154-176/514, Vern Willey 164-145-121/430, Tom Pettway 218-156-185/559, Wil-lie Creer 139-184-158/481, Fred Faniel 276-174-215/665, Mary Spencer 153-139-128/420, Albert Stephens 138-131-141/410, Rose Belton 155-119-172/446, Jim Plante 236-225-148/609, Ro-salind Harris 136-121-114/371, Earl Hullett 194-160-166/520, Tua Sula 131-146-158/435, Wayne Moon 183-210-178/571, Fale Sula 177-190-164/531, Leroy Canaday 133-176-173/482, Art Nelson 126-142-191/459, Albert Burnett Sr. 149-132-182/463, Ed Hansen 194-201-178/573, Don Jackson 129-169-106/404, Josh Hudson 182-148-155/485, Gene Skulick 183-181-201/565, Gene Ham-mons 182-198-192/572, Charles Gleason 216-256-157/629, Sabra Couch 93-94-108/295, Joe Brown 202-216-190/474, Ed Brown 202-216-190/608, Marci Hansen 120-116-109/345, John Brider 126-166-170/462, James Johnson Jr. 192-144-205/541, Eva Ham-mons 87-63-99/249, Jessie Lane 104-158-148/410, James Kennard 140-139-119/398, Audrey Johnson 172-135-114/421, Ed Johnson 154-176-150/480, Willie Young 171-154-186/511.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Ed Brown 221-245-198/664, Paul Reynolds 224-179-224/627, Benjie Calinawan 234-211-213/658, Bob Knipple 242-193-266/701, Phil Hylton 194-210-215/619, Vince Cervantes 184-213-230/627, B.J. 172-191-240/603, Ray Givens 249-134-224/607, Jim Plante 188-204-230/622, Sonny Dew 234-159-242/635, Ray Staten 246-234-189/659, Chuck Patterson 233-205-190/628, Pat Kinard 246-214-247/707, Jimmy Hamilton 208-186-227/621, Don Wade 220-221-173/614, Paul Peete 221-234-180/635, Terry Darling 207-237-211/645, Rick Hunter 245-196-168/608, Grove Dye 223-154-236/613, Al Ortiz 184-140-277/601, Dion Morris Sr. 201-232-258/691, John Brider 200, Rudy Munzon 232, Bobby Collins 224, Billy Phipps 204, Fred Faniel 223-203, Jim Burke 205, John Mathews 279, Wayne Brown 201, Archie Stull 216-212, Cecil Knighton 209, Ben Jones Sr. 215, Joe Erwin 236, Willie Burkhalter 239, Ed Hansen 203, Mel Lebeauf 201, Andrew Morton 209, Ed Cabs 205, Charles Moore 202, Rich Kelly 203-202, Charles Veals 202-205, Andrey Gibson 206, Mauro Pendilla 213,Josh Hudson 213, Art Diemert 227, Ken Holiday 214, Dominic Saraceo 224, Billy Scott 203, Dominic Antonio 224, Boylee Inocente 213, Ron McClain Sr. 211, John Cuico 202, Terry Binuya 202, Herman Martin 223, Charles Gleason 215-203, Joe Brown 233, Ning Barcelona 204-213, Rollie Deguzman 213.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Daryl Brandt 256-254-157/667, Jeff Cureton 204-218-226/648, Clyde Lumpford 225-239-208/672, Greg Mobley 223-225-235/683, Matt Mosley 204-223-236/663, Greg Nardo 265-168-237/670, Tony Ortiz 246-223-212/681, Don Ott 247-204-234/685, Shannon Santos 224-203-196/623, Albert Viernes 182-248-188/618, Mikie Villarreal 212-213-249/674, Jay Wilson 215-203-201/619, Worren Booth 210-211, Jeremy Campbell 200, Robert Groth 222, Paul Lacas 200-241, Eddie Mansy 204, Jacoby Rudolph 212, Steve Schmidt 213, Kim Zavolta 205.

CAL STARS Joan Underwood 186-177-155/518, Mattie Wylie 163-215-139/517, Gale Cervantes 156-192-165/513, Betty Moss 147-158-184/489, Becky Carroll 189-169-150/508, Yvonne Clark 153-152-172/477.

FUNSTERS Bob Van Horn 211/572, Don Kelly 213/562, Bob Webb 546, Fred Meisel 205/569, Luz Cruz 205/559, Rudy Munzon 557, Pat Erwin 524, Arnie Faria 200/546, Janet Faria 206/504, Ed McLean 213/563, Joe Erwin 511, Bertie Martinez 510, Larry Martinez 208/559, Terry Binuya 206/565, Adela Santos 507, Harold Runyon 542, Tom Spencer 529, Ken Seiple Sr. 202/520, Jim Plante 207-225/609, Ron Leidholdt 516, Art Diemert 533, Joe Brown 203/530, Jim Plante 207-225/609, Hector Torres 517, Don Keith 224/508, Doug Johnson 214-229-229/671, Willie Young 202/579, Josh Hudson 201-246/614.

BIG BEAR Congratulations to Emmerson Wafer on his 800 series. Emmerson Wafer 267-245-290/802, Eric Snow 280-248-214/742, Sonny Dew 247-248-215/710, Eric Morris 248-195-257/700, Jimmy Hamilton 216-182-277/675, Ken Shearen 247-215-204/666, Harold Dubose 223-202-214/639, Joe V. Swift 172-236-227/635, Sid Nakagawa 215-246-174/635, David Reid 180-210-242/632, Kevin Blunt 248-228-155/631, John Dunn 213-224-187/624, Gregg Aldapa 224-193-207/624, David Patterson 213-213-197/623, Fred Faniel 150-247-224/621, Steve Graham 204-193-214/611, Tommy Thomp-son 213-184-213/610, Dawn Langer 215-223-198/636, Charron McKnight 213-171-207/591, Michelle Criswell 197-206-182/585, Dee Phipps 131-216-233/580, Barbara Snow 173-215-191/579, Fia Pele 201-186-190/577, Evette Franklin 218-189-145/552, Betty McDiarmid 176-175-188/539, Millie Buckles 192-140-190/522, Lillie Darden 149-159-213/521, Allison Sutton 177-168-166/511, Morag Knapp 155-147-202/504, Carol Egenias 180-165-187/532.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Stanley Murren 201/531, Ed Hansen 214-233/607, Don Keith 536, Wayne Moon 506, Billy Williams 217/567, Bob Van Horn 542, Chuck Patterson 238-227/627, Rose Goodwin 200-203/546, Ralph Wingert 226-213-256/695, Ken Seiple Sr. 505, Margo McClain 179-199-222/600, Ron McClain St. 201/540, Pat Kinard 204/577, Doug Johnson 204-243-253/702, Boylee Inocente 506, Benjie Calinawan 228/582, Joe Erwin 202-207/529, Jim Burke 549, Jim Plante 202/569, Edwin Brown 289/670, Donna May 503, Al Ortiz 509, Donald Jones 514, John Mathews 200/551, Bob Stickney 501, Cliff Schad 532, B.J. Theiss 552, Lucy Seiple 515, Bert Martinez 538, Walter Gist 207/536, Walter Millsap 264/622.

CAL BOWLEROS Karen Witt 521, Carole Fischer 517, Millie Buckles 513, Brenda Durnin 513, Charlene Peterson 509, Margo McClain 508, Dee Phipps 508, Cathy Wyatt 207/508, Gladys Funderburk 207/507, Mattie Wylie 212/506, Nene Camanag 501.

ELKS & FRIENDS Greg Robles 190-171, B.J. Theiss 209-201, Diane Robles 204, Don Lewis 204, Alicia Kelly 183, Greg Kelly 226-206/630.

JUNIORSBobcats

Justin Parsons 115, Lorenzo Viala 129, Jeff Dublin 63, Kevin Labbate 157, Carlos Ochoa 118-118, Percy Wilson 134.

Classifi ed Richard Mony 209, Glen Young 191, Daniel Brown 203-243/617, Marcus Quiller 204, Nolan Smith 223-204-200/627,Raymon Carter 205, Alec Aldapa 206-202, Thomas Wooten 191, Brandon Callanta182, Julian Hidalgo 129.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Marcus Quiller 227, Ryan Onorti 133-126-137/496, Adriana Rus-som 142, Jared Gafare 225, Clay Prall 79, Eidel Abutan 169, Albert Crocket Jr. 202, Kyle Norman 96, Danny Martinez 190-178-181/549, Jade London 202-234/607, Eric Brown Jr. 151. Adults Victor Fabian 210, Marlene Prall 142-157, Eldie Abutan 193, Albert Crockett 245, Daveon Nix 215, Matt Mosley 221/607, Billy Foster 237-207/632, Louis Whitlock Jr. 233.

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the opening stepladder match, but back-to-back 4-6-7-10 splits in the semifinal match against Page ended Malott’s bid for a third title in six weeks. Page won, 243-200.

LUMBER LIQUIDATORS PBA TOURH&R BLOCK TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONSRed Rock Lanes, Las Vegas, Nev. January 25, 2009

Final Standings 1, Patrick Allen, Wesley Chapel, Fla. 267 (one game) $50,000 2, Rhino Page, Topeka, Kan. 506 (two games) $25,000 3, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas 476 (two games) $10,000 4, Mike Scroggins, Amarillo, Texas 203 (one game) $ 6,000

PBA continued from page 1

Jan 24, 2009 LAKEWOOD - Congratulation to our new LSBC Cham-pion “Jeff Taino” for capturing the 1 day beat the board tournament at CAL. It was a tough shot on that day after 2nd squad highest score was only 692, but after the 3rd squad it was Jeff Taino reign to the top for a nice finish shooting 787. No one even got closed on Jeff score it was an easy win for him taking home a nice $1,600 with full LS Bucks.

It was quite a good turn around that day with a total of 41 entries and we were still able to guaranteed the $800 1st place. We would like to ex-press many thanks to all LSBC members and directors who participated in our event. Our goal is to bring people together have fun and maybe raised little money for our commitment to make donations to a charity in the Philippines or other places in the World to help and make a difference on the needy peoples life. We thank you Cal Bowl for hosting the tourna-ment and also many thanks to Leonard Ruiz and all his stuff at Cal.

LSBC will take a bye this week, please don’t forget to look at weekly’s Bowling News for any bowling tournament schedules, see AD for details.

LUCKY Game 2 is a carry-over with 296 drawn. Same goes with LUCKY Series number drawn was 758. These optional pots will carry-over with minimum prize funds of $200 and $350 each. Three people qualified for the “Lucky Strike” pot (10th frame 3 strikes on any game) for $450, Mike Moore, Som Seng and Gil Romero also a carry over, Mike got a consolation price of $25 for the LUCKY Strikes pot.

Attn. Bowlers: We are going to have a different items

to be raffled on every tournament. The past two weeks we raffled a

compact refrigerator .

(JAN 24) L-R JOJO JASMIN LSBC DIRECTOR & WINNER OF “FURY DESTRUCTION” BOWLING BALL AND THE NEW LSBC CHAMPION JEFF TAINO

We have two winner for the Lucky Game 2 on Jan 04, 2009 tournament, ROMY CAJUCOM & ROGER WRASE for $250each.

LSBC JAN 24 AT CAL FINAL RESULTS 1ST JEFF TAINO 787 $ 800.00 PLUS LS BUCKS $ 800.00 2ND GINO MANSILUNGAN 726 $ 300.00 3RD EDMOND DEL MUNDO 722 $ 150.00 4TH JEREMY PAULSEN 701 $ 100.00 5TH JULIAN CONWAY 698 $ 90.00 6TH ANTHONY DANCEL 694 $ 75.00 7TH JOJO JASMIN 692 $ 65.00 8TH BUTCH OBRAR 691 $ 65.00

ARNIE SCHROEDER WINS ABT CHAMPIONSHIP AT

AMF VALLEY VIEWGARDEN GROVE—After four qualifying squads at AMF

Valley View on January 24-25, our finalists included 11 bowl-ers. After the beat the board finals, Arnie Schroeder came out on top shooting a 682 to win his first ABT championship in over 14 years. Second place went to Roy Jones shooting a 655 and Vias Karaouzas came in third shooting 653.

Our newest championship, Arnie Schroeder, 73, is an ABT charter member. Arnie is retired from Long Beach City College. Arnie and his wife, Maybelle, have three children, Steve, Mike and Wendy. Arnie has been bowling for 62 years and is currently bowling in the Cal Bowl Teachers League. Arnie sports a high game of 259 and 654 high series. Arnie was using a Brunswick Avalanche drilled at Cal Bowl for the win this weekend. Arnie wanted to thank his son, Steve, for helping him with his game. Arnie also wanted to thank Maybelle and his children for their love and support. Arnie wanted to thank AMF Valley View for hosting the tournament this weekend, Lowell and Trudi Thomp-son for their friendship and encouragement, and the ABT direc-tors for running an outstanding tournament.

The winner of the Senior Sweeper was Arnie Schroeder. The winner of the 2-Game Sweeper was Som Seng.

Our mystery score was drawn during our finals meeting. The game drawn was game two. The first chance score was 231; second chance 136; third chance 115 and fourth chance was 190. There were no winners. The mystery pot is open to all members and costs $5.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the man-agement and staff at AMF Valley View for hosting our tourna-ment. Our next scheduled event will be January 31-February 1 at Linbrook Bowl. The address for Linbrook Bowl is 201 S. Brookhurst in the city of Anaheim. Their phone number is 714.774.2253. Saturday squad times are at 12:30, 2, 3:30 and 5PM. PLEASE NOTE ONLY ONE QUALIFYING SQUAD ON SUNDAY AT 9AM! Beat-the-board finals begin at approxi-mately 11AM. All finalists must check in by 10:30. First place will be $1100 with full progressive. All other places based on entries. The entry fee for this event is $40.

We hope to see you at Linbrook Bowl this weekend!

Arnie Schroeder

THE PRO ZONE

Glenn Hizer Retires FromSouthern Los AngelesUSBC Offi ce Position

BELLFLOWER — Glenn Hizer, local USBC Executive Secrea-tary for the past 12 years, retired December 31, 2008. When asked if he missed the offi ce, he said, “Yes — but I miss visiting the bowling centers more”. Born in Wisconsin on October 25, 1932, he still calls Wiscon-sin home and visited there recently. After graduating from High School, Glenn joined the Army and did 5 years duty. Naturally, college was next on the agenda. Glenn studied engi-neering at the University of Wisconsin. In 1970, Glenn ventured to California and the Norwalk area where he worked on various new building structures. In 1982, Glenn started bowling at Friendly Hills Lanes and Wonderbowl-Downey. After Wonderbowl closed, his league moved to Del Rio Lanes and he found a new home. Shortly after becoming a league bowler, Glenn was hit by a car which broke his leg. What better way to be around bowling with a broken leg than keeping score! His score keeping ability was rewarded with a plaque — naming him to the “Score Keepers Hall of Fame!!! (Any other members out there???) In 1983, the Southeast District Y.A.B.A elected Glenn a direc-tor. Dealing with youth bowlers was gratifying and often a one man operation. Obviously being elected to the Southeast A.B.C. was the next step. In 1997, the South East A.B.C. and the Long Beach A.B.C. merged to establish the Southern Los Angeles County U.S.B.C. and hired Glenn Hizer as its Executive Director. The pay? One Dollar per month the fi rst three years! (As far as this writer knows, the $36 is still owed to Glenn.) Glenn was elected to both the Southeast A.B.C. Hall of Fame and the Southeast District Y.A.B.A. Hall of Fame. Retirement on Dec. 31, after 12 years on the job was tough, but he is enjoying having less stress, more travel, and time with friends. Thank you Glenn for a Job Well Done!

Carol Mancini

Forest LanesNo-Tap A

Smashing Successby Patti

LAKE FOREST—Forest Lanes held a No-Tap Tourna-ment on Sunday, January 18 and it was a smashing success with 45 bowlers participating. Men’s high series of 897 was awarded to Larry Johnson. Erich Mack took second place with an 884 and third place went to Dan Gibson with an 850. Carol Reese was high in the Ladies Division with a series of 883, second place Lois Gebler at 872 and third place to Evelyn Scardini for a nice 866. Women’s high handicap game was awarded to Peggy Ball with a whooping 326 game. Keeping it in the family, Bob Ball rolled a 300 game, even though a No-Tap tourna-ment, Bob had 10 real strikes in a row, and then rolled one No-Tap strike and fi nished up his game with another real strike. With 24 qualifyng bowlers in the 3-6-9 Strike Pot competi-tion, Jerry Preston was the last person standing. However, he failed to bowl the “real strike” on the fi nal roll. The $45 pot will be carried over to the next No-Tap tournament on March 1. Blind Draw Doubles: 1st place: Erich Mack and Eve Scardina 1750 series. Second place Hans Kratz and Carol Re-ese for a nice 1692. Third was Bob Ball and Valerie Lephart with 1670. A Valentine’s Day Mixed Doubles tournament will be held at 12:00 noon on Sunday, February 15th. Following on March 1st will be our No-Tap tournament with the optional 3-6-9 and Blind Draw Doubles sidepots. Bring your friends and join us for a fun afternoon of bowl-ing and friendship. Call Patti at 949-870-0055 for further details.

28 wins, but they have poten-tial. Their leadoffman David Brackett is down 12 pins from his book, but his 661 series proves that he can play. Kim Martin is down 24 pins at 176, with a high game of 249 and 630 series. Again — the game is there! Maybe its the equip-ment? Anchor Sam Hitchcock down 16 [pins from book, proudly owns a 290 game and 715 series. They just need to get their mellons jellen. Overall scores were down this week. Josh Kosh topped the

high series roll with a 621, fol-lowed by Tom Romaldo’s 620 and Mike Cacace’s 585. Individual efforts were lead by Jeff Carr 233, Mas Mala-pas and Sam Hitchcock tied at 221. Teams 4-5-1 and 8 need team names! Position round this coming week. Watch the placements change! No subs! Everybody bowls, every body pays, every body scores. Is this a great game?? Bowlers! I need ammunition for next weeks column, so get some practice in and grind out the big numbers.

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1. Earl Anthony2. Walter Ray Williams Jr. 3. Dick Weber 4. Pete Weber 5. Mark Roth 6. Mike Aulby 7. Norm Duke 8. Don Johnson 9. Marshall Holman 10. Parker Bohn III11. Don Carter 12. Billy Hardwick 13. Brian Voss 14. Dick Ritger 15. Nelson Burton Jr. 16. Johnny Petraglia 17. Carmen Salvino 18. Wayne Webb 19. Dave Davis 20. Dave Soutar 21. Amleto Monacelli 22. Mike Durbin 23. Dave Husted 24. Jason Couch 25. Steve Cook 26. Chris Barnes 27. Jim Stefanich 28. Harry Smith 29. Del Ballard Jr. 30. Tommy Jones 31. Wayne Zahn 32. Jim Godman 33. George Pappas 34. David Ozio 35. Randy Pedersen 36. Dave Ferraro 37. Bill Allen 38. Larry Laub 39. Mike McGrath40. Tom Baker 41. Joe Berardi 42. Danny Wiseman 43. Doug Kent 44. Patrick Allen 45. John Guenther 46. Gary Dickinson 47. Barry Asher 48. Tommy Hudson 49. Mika Koivuniemi 50. Bob Strampe

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NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWSDEAF NEWS EITHER PICKED UP OR REPORTED TO ME

by Connie Marchione

PABLO YOMA 290/722 AT BRC WEST COVINAWEST COVINA—Pablo Yoma , who had a 279/905 last No-

vember in So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League was hot again on Jan. 23 with a 290 after games of 222-210 for 722 in his Friday night league at Brunswick West Covina Lanes.

Pablo was the young man to watch when in his first time in the mighty Great Lakes Deaf Tournament in Chicago he bowled 600 series in its Team, Doubles and Singles events.

KEN DEGROFF BACK TO BACK (287)756 & (258)743 MISSION HILLS—Ken DeGroff whose name is in USBC

record book for two times back to back 300 games, was asked on Tuesday Jan. 20 to sub in a league at Mission Hills Bowl. So he rushed back home to fetch his bowling balls and arrive in just time to start without warm-ups, hit 258-211-287 for 756. The 287 had 10 strikes in row and left a 4-9 split on 11th ball and picked up one. Then on the next day in his league at Brunswick Matador Bowl he rolled 258-235-250 for 743.

The deaf bowling nomadic who now resides in Sunland, CA used to travel around bowling in many tournaments both deaf and hearing, winning some deaf classics and hitting 300 games in some of them. He told me that he knew that several deaf bowlers had won several deaf classics but questioned me as to who had the most 300 games in different deaf tournaments in the country. That is a tough one for me to answer. One of the week if I have space, I will list some of his accomplishments, which is very in-teresting.

JAMES THEYKEN NEWEST DEAF MEMBER OF PBASAN DIEGO—James “Jim” Theyken whose credits includes

1997 Pacific Cost Deaf Bowler of Year, made good his desire to bowl in PBA Seniors tournament when he gets to his age of 50. Jim is now a new member of PBA and got his card and PBA Member Handbook of Rules and Regulations.

He is now studying it in order to buy new equipment of balls, shirts and shoes, which are allowed to use in PBA tournaments to avoid fines and disqualification.

Jim who averages above 210, joins three other deaf PBA members, Frank Gallo, Jr., Pete Kaczmarczyk and John Wuka-such. Only the oldest deaf member Gallo, Jr. is active as a regular on PBA Regional and Seniors tour.

We wish Jim lots of luck in PBA tournaments and learn as much as he can from Gallo and other members.

GALLO, JR. CASHED IN HIS LAST TWO PBA TOURNAMENTS OF 2008

BALTIMORE—Speaking of Frank Gallo, Jr., I have tried to follow his bowling in PBA tournaments and found out that he had cashed in his last two tournaments of 2008. I probably had missed more after that or there were no tournaments because of the holidays,

On Dec. 10 at Country Club Lanes in Baltimore, MD Wednes-day’s Tournament Qualifying Round (TQR) of the Lumber Liq-uidators Shark Championship, the 8th stop on the Lumber Liq-uidators PBA Tour (the Shark oil pattern is the longest of the 5 PBA oil patterns, measuring 44 feet of oil), Frank Gallo, Jr. placed 14th out of 89 bowlers. He scored 1462 for his 7 games to cash for $390.00. Only the top 7 and top amateur advance to the tournament. My guess is that this was the best Frank did.

Then on Dec. 19 in PBA South Region Decker Appraisal Waynesboro, VA Senior/Regular Doubles, Gallo, Jr. qualified in the Seniors part and was matched with a PBA regular bowler Kyle Troup of Taylorville, NC as doubles.

Together, Gallo, Jr. scored 1223 and Troup 1283 for 2506 to cash in 12th for $800 ($400 a piece)

In this new year I have not been able to track him.

Keystone Juniorsby Michelle Lawson

NORWALK—Hello from Keystone Lanes. Its bowling day for our juniors. They came out strong today and we have alot of scores to report.

Starting with our BUM-PERS: We have Angel Corde-ro again making the paper with a 65 avg bowled 75-84. Ally-sha Howard 77 avg bowled 90-92. Kevin Estrada 75 avg bowled 76-80. Janiya Nichols 69 avg bowled 107-83. Good job Bumpers!

In our PREPS: We have Eric Thompson 94 avg bowled 101-166-145. Joshua Prickett 104 avg bowled 129-123-130. Daniella Aquinada 77 avg bowled 103-92-132. Gabriel Reyes 67 avg bowled 90-89-89. Cely Anaya 87 avg bowled 107-96-114. Attesa Agnew 70 avg bowled 102-76-117.

Andrew Tigas 71 avg bowled 84-93-80. Good games from Brittni Torres 91. Ariel Estrada 125 and David Wil-liams with a nice 154. Good bowling preps.

In the MINORS:Matthew Estrada 144 avg bowled 149-157-176. Sarah Schneider was on fire today, she has a 126 avg and bowled 146-177-169. Good bowling again Sarah! Good games to Christian Ben-nett 176-184. Karla Nandino 166-141.

And finally the MAJORS: Jackie Givehand 130 avg bowled 145-149-173. Ashley Milam 130 avg bowled 137-149-144. Jerome Hayes 161 avg bowled 215-234-181. Good job Jerome!

Good games turned in from Brian Palacio 176, Michael Alanis 206-203. Good bowl-ing from all our JRS.

JAT Celebrates 36 YearsAlumni Event February 22nd

by David Yamauchi

MONTEBELLO—The JAT will be celebrating its 36th year with a grand alumni event at AMF Beverly Bowl on February 22, 2009. After numerous requests and based on the popularity of last year’s event we will be getting together again to say “hello” to old friends and to compete out on the lanes again!

The event will feature a “JAT Alumni Division” open to JAT Alums and all adults who want to come out and support the JAT. We will bowl the “Classic Format” of 5-games of qualifying fol-lowed by a cut to the top-16 and 5-games of match-play. Entry fee for the adults will be $60 for the tournament with $5 brackets and sidepots available also for those who want additional ac-tion.

Also, we will have a raffle with a couple of bowling balls courtesy of Brunswick and the JAT and JAT Farm Club will also be bowling so you can check out the stars of tomorrow. Even if you don’t bowl anymore please come out and say hello and catch up with old friends and support the JAT. Of course, all proceeds from this event benefit the JAT Scholarship Fund.

Sign up for e-mail updates about the event at our website www.bowljat.org. While online you can join our Facebook group “Junior Amateur Tour” or take a look at online JAT tournament highlights by searching “Junior Amateur Tour” or “JAT” on You-Tube.com! Check out the latest schedule updates, scores, high-lights, photos and more at www.bowljat.org and we’ll see you on the 22nd!

SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

LA HABRA – SED Jr. Travel was on the floor once again last Saturday, taking on the conditions at La Habra “300” Bowl. Some of the bowlers did very well and we had some excitement during the third game. Thank you goes out to the staff and man-agement for the outstanding accommodations, as always.

We start off this week with Chris Blankenship going 200/721 and Jasmine Morales 217. Then as mentioned – there was some excitement as J.D. Pelow, Max Slevcove, and Brandyn Roque were working on perfection in game three. Roque spared about mid-game and ended with a 244 to go with his 235 in game one. He finished with a 781 set. Slev-cove took it to the 9th frame trying to make it consecutive weeks with a perfect 300. He came up a touch short with a 278. He also had a 205 report-able game and completed his session with 825. Now for Mr. Pelow who took that third game with the front ten and my anxiety of three perfect games finally calmed down. Pelow posted up 239-283-246 for the last games to complete a 930 set for the day. Way to bowl – all of you.

Now for a quick league standing. Me, Myself & I (Pelow/vacant) is still on top with 243 points. Next up is Team Max! (Slevcove/vacant) with 232.5, followed by Big Booty ?? (Mark Curtis/vacant) at 219. Then we have Girls Gone Wild! (Deanna Carrillo/Kim Ferdnance), Quiet Sur-prise (Blankenship/Roque), The Destroyers (Jon Morales/Eric Mandzuch), and Disney Sweets (Jas. Morales/Amanda Neil).

The highs for the season are: Me, Myself & I with 1785 for team series, Team Max! for team game with 475, Carrillo-961 and Morales-261, and Pelow 1085 boys series, with Slevcove 300 for boys game. And just think we still have seven more bowling sessions.

This coming Saturday, we’re stepping back in time with a two-house double ses-sion. The first session kicks off at 12:00 noon at Del Rio Lanes. Then we pack it all up and head over to Keystone Lanes for the second set which will start about 2:15. That’s a lot of bowling SED, so make sure your hands and body are well healed and rested. Have a good week and I’ll see you at Del Rio.

Norwalk—As our 2nd Pepsi qualifying round draws to a close, I have decided to rename the event the Keyon Lemus – I Hate Keystone Tour. As you recall from last week’s article, the self-described arch enemy of Keystone Lanes led scoring in our first week of our two week Pepsi tour with a 970.

This past weekend, Keyon returned to what should now be his favorite bowling center. After picking up a spare (prob-ably a flush pocket 5 after the rack knocked out the 7-10 when I wasn’t looking), he goes off the sheet for a 290. Teammate Jeremy Glover showed his support with a 223 for a nice 513 team game. Game two saw both bowlers closer together as if in a secret “there is an I in team” competition.

Keyon edges Jeremy out by 2 pins 259 to 257, beating the previous team score by 3 pins at 516. I’m sure the team they were bowling against wasn’t too happy about the score, but I don’t think that Keyon and Jeremy were aware that they were bowling against anyone.

The next pair proved a bit daunting for Keyon where a slow start and a “Greek Church” stopped his bid for 800. Keyon fin-ished his set with a 201 and 217 for the sessions high series of 967. Jeremy closed his 920 with games of 204 and 236. Af-ter an impressive two week performance by Keyon, I can only offer three words of advice for his irrational dislike of such a fine bowling establishment – “Oh, SHUT UP!” Team 7 (no cool name Jeremy or Keyon?) maintain high game and high series honors with an impressive 1887 series.

Brent Shern scored in the low 800’s with an 803 series from a 205 and a couple of 204 games. Justin Gadaire shot 760, John Mc Cullin 756 and Austin Gadaire shot 710. The 200 shooters were John 224, Justin 221, Austin 220 and Steven Alford 213.

You guys have been pretty cool, lately, so I don’t have any-thing to rip into you about OTHER THAN that I am disappointed that none of your applied for the CWBA Star of Tomorrow schol-arship. I don’t feel that I should have to put a gun to your heads to make you apply for scholarships, but it looks like that what it may come down to!

On the subject of scholarships, Pepsi qualifying is done, and I’ll have your results at Cerritos on Saturday. You will have un-til February 7th to pay for your spot. Yes, we will be at Cer-ritos (Midtown rescheduled to April 4) this Saturday at 1:30. If you’ve forgotten how to get there, take the 91 freeway East, past the 605, and make a right when you exit Carmenita. You’ll see it on your right after about 30 seconds. See you then!

SLAC Youth Travelby Otha Stubblefield

Date & Location February 1, 2009

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Scott, Lutz & Zehntner Earn JST Titles at Del Rosa Lanes

SAN BERNARDINO—JST was just at Del Rosa lanes last week for the 8th tournament of the year. Full house again, that was great. Everyone was ready to bowl. Thank all our sponsors Roto Grip Bowling Products, Pins & Needles Emb. Sports Innovators, with out their great support it would be very tough to put on these tournaments.

Hdcp division Lauren Langer lead the field into match play with a strong 1032, high games were shot by Alana Mycroft 249, Lauren Langer 237, Langer 227. Shauna Schultz 222. Billy Amaya won 2 out of the 3 brackets, Abel Gervacio won the other. Match play changed the whole picture, Kyana Scott won 3 matches and jumped to the #1 seat, Jared Kamoto won 2 of 3 to grab # 2 seat, Shauna won 2 of 3 for the #3 spot and Abel won 2 of 3 to get a free entry to the next tournament.

In the first match Shauna rolled a nice 209 to get passed Jared’s 181. In the final match Kyana rolled a nice 198 to hold off Shauna’s 165 to become our new champion.

Advance division really went the same Matt Allen lead the field into match play by taking high game points for 248, 243 Adam Dubia 233, Courtney Schultz 232, Ryan Brown 232, 231. Matt also got the high se-ries points with +93, the cut was -99 at Nick Guggisberg. Bracket win-ners were Robert Dempster won 2, Nick Guggisberg 1 and David Phillips won 1. After match play Kevin Lutz moved into #1 seat, Matt Allen into the #2, with Wesley Low taking the #3 spot. David Phillips hung in and got the Free Entry. First match Matt Allen rolled 202 to hold off Wesley Low’s 170. In the title match it was a struggle on both sides but Kevin held on to win the title with a 160 to Matt’s 149. Congrats to Kevin who will now be moving up to the Open.

Open division 278 high game shared by Donald German & Robert Page, Casey Lescano right behind them with a 275, Kenny Beaver 268, Samantha Jimenez 265, Devin Bidwell 258, Brandon Kraye 255, Nick Alford 254. Travis Zehntner led the field into match play at +144 taking high series points. Bracket winners were Brandon Turner with 2, Mark Curtis 2, Brittany Page 1 and Kenny Beaver 1. Charlie Hair came in 5th for the free entry, the roll off was Brandon Kraye vs Nick Alford with Brandon rolling 233 to move past Nick. It was now Brandon vs Devin Bidwell and again Brandon held on with a 198 to 181 to move on to meet Travis Zehntner for the title in a close match Travis held on to win with a 224 to 212. Congrats to Travis on his first ever win in the open.

Our next tournament will be Feb. 1st at Yorba Linda Bowl, a revised schedule will be out at that time. Please pre enter for the Yorba Linda tournament .

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Tim “The Tool Man” Nails a 988 Seriesby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Tim Blough knows how to build a great series by pounding the boards with strike after strike. He constructed his 988 series with games of 268, 237, 257, and 226 to lead the 590 Classic last week.

Others hitting the 900 mark were: Kevin Hopkinson 247/973, Robert Reagans 267/969, Juan Sandoval 269/926, Kyle Oster-man 247/914, and E.J. Rogers 236/901.

Others framing great scores were: Willy Bordenave 236/899, Tom Horton 238/887, Alan Bloom 257/882, Chris Munoz 249/880, David Wright 235/869, Rod Cantrell 224/869, Stacy Rider 238/865, Janet Anderson 245/856, Terry Brent 225/832, John Velasquez 215/824, Marie Barbush 234/820, Jenelle Jellsey 233/820, Rich Heid 220/820, Bob Gosnell 246/818, Shig Shozi 223/816, Janine Ditch 238/812, Frank Bellinder 215/811, Carl Adinolfi 226/810, Karen Bagnall 254/808, Christy Asher 233/808, Ron Mahler 216/

808, Orlando Vanegas 235/802, Gino Vassallo 246, Dora Miller 236, Al Lara 235, Eva Munson 233, Rey Ortiz 232, Jack Wilson 225, Fred Voysey 217, Willie Harris 216, Stan Guzy 215, Tom Keehn 214, Larry Green 214, Ron Douglass 212, Joy McGregor 212, Helen Petrowski 207, John Phillips 205, Hong Kha 202, Kerry Wright 202, Ed Hermance 201, Nicole Evans 201, Gloria Ferrulli 200 and Roberta McNaught 200.

ANAHEIM — Hi. We have the scores from week January 20-26. I wonder if your name will be included in this report of high scores from Linbrook Bowling Center. Keep reading and you’ll fi nd out. Santa’s Gals and Guys: Carl Adinolfi 201-234-212/647, Joe Molina 202-214-228/644, Rodger Morris 211-224/629, Tony Chaco 217-205, Mike Blankenship 214, Josie Pommet 216. Swinging Trios: Ike Eisenacher 222, Robert Shank 212, Ed Fisher 210, Stan Lucas 209, Earl Liston 208. Lunch Bunch: Gino Vassallo 236, Chaun Shepherd 202. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Ron Corona 214-238-233/685, Scott Percifi eld 234-218/649, Digger Larkin 221-212/615, Dan Percifi ed 201. Ten Pins: Dan Hust 234-243-255/732, E.J. Rogers 226-244-235/705, Dick McKenzie 235-210-223/668, Don Morrell 201-201-258/660, Mike Huffi ness 257-207/646, Danielle Toliver 217, Joanie Lenz 201. No Knottcents: Tony Hale 209-254/640, Steven Branch 214-224/637, Michael Byrd 209-248/617, Gene Shaw 202-242/612, Tim Butler 212-222. Korean League: Cheol Kim 209, Kwang Yeol Lee 203. 3’s Company: Patt Roberts 217, Marie Parmalee 201, Karen Bagnall 201. R.C.R.C: Tito Lassalle 201. Executive Doubles: E.J. Rogers 235-228-257/720, Bill Swanson 257-202/625, Stan Evans 236-201/620, James Blythe 227, Mike Keogh 221. Jacks & Jills: Fred Ringor 255-208-254/717, Jim Brown 217-241/657, Mike Blodgett 201-235-214/650, Ken Reser 229-223/637, Jerry Lao 220/610, Heather Skovgard 233, Tess Ebuenga 202. Just Desserts: Lowell Huber 226-233-236/695, Wesley Shoe-maker 223-224/646, Brian Petry 252-223/644, James Blythe 227-222/634, Izzy Garcia 207-203-202/612. Bowl Sa Mo: Glen Kim 212-225/629, Henry Kim 212-221/619, Jaeeon Yoo 232/606, Jimmy Kim 233, Dong Hyun Min 213, Michelle Kim 217, Sophia Kim 202. Golden Nuggets: Jim VonFlotow 204. Go For 9 (No-Tap): Ike Eisenacher 288-222-255/765, Carl Adinolfi 275-252/708, Rich Heid 203-230-266/699, Rey Ortiz 260-208-212/690, Orlando Vanegas 215-276/680, Fran Stern 224-210-212/646, Carol Johnson 227-215/631, Diane Johnson 221-231/607, Elberta Canfi eld 245, Ronnie Adinolfi 229., Party Timers: Ted Evans 234-237-219/690, Shawn Perry 219-223-245/687, Lee Haywood 230-220-219/669, Lenny Huber 245-223-200/668, Danny Janssens 228-243/668, Denise Bayne 233/604, Orpah Toliver 200. Anaheim Nisei: Vince Okada 243-222/641, Al Ogata 215, Shig Nakata 215, Chuck Sakurai 207, Dave Lautherboren 206. Nikkei: Sandy Viloria 202-222-241/665, Tony Bargayo 253/613, Rio Cabalona 232, Henry Urada 220, Gil Barcoma 216, Pat Nakata 201. 525 Ladies Classic: Val Molendyk 220, Karen Bagnall 215, Lynda Burge 206, Cora Bussey 203. Santa Super Savers: Steve Vieth 215-234/639, Dallas Liebenow 226, Frank DiCrisi 222, Tony Chaco 214, Carl Adinolfi 212. Thursday Mixed Seniors: No scores. Thursday Cypress College: Bryan Osborne 247-221-225/693, Bill Swanson 204-215-201/620. Magnolia Teachers & Friends (No-Tap): Bill McFeggan 210-210/615, Sam Webster 221, David Odiorne 203-210, Florencio Batalon 210. St. Pius: Paul Uyanga 233-213/615, Calvin Macaraeg 207, Ronald Lathrop 200. 7-11 Vegas: Trevor Linan 218-279-226/723, Lenny Huber 204-265/664, Gabe Guzman 234-226/643, Alex Novak 255/639, Izzy Garcia 237-207/629, Eva Munson 207-212-223/642, Lindsey Locke 232, Gail Brockway 213, Marvina Vrabel 206, Lawana Clalrk 205. Grey Panthers: Stan Lucas 245, Jerry Dymora 205. TGIF: Ron Sargent 257-248-258/763, Mike Wagner 246-236/672, Casey Jones 236-213/633, James Sargent 218-234/631, Mike Sargent 238/611, Marylou Ford 237. Vegas Party: Hong Kha 299-239-213/751, Dan Duarte 243-227-206/676, David Boroff 223-207-244/674, Steve Brogdon 277/654, David Brogdon 206-239-204/649. Kamaaina Bowling Club: Kevin Fujinami 215-211-246/672, Tash Castillo 210-242-212/664, Ken Kawado 219-210/626, Gregory Sato 238-214/623, Yvette Jahahn 212-223/614, Stacy Enomoto 211, Louise Viloria 211, Linda Ichiyama 208, Serena Miyahira 201. Saturday Vegas Special: Casey Otteson 264-215/636, Gregg Sietsema 227-211/629, Tim Moore 225-203/627, Julio Molina 236-202/608, JR Paaga 232. 4-4 Vegas: Mike Peterson 239-218/649, Norm Walker 200-211/609, Dino Chavez 221/609, Rick Pawling 231-200, Dan Perreira 226-201, Arleen Jones Acker 209-211, Nancy Parker 204. Sunday Brunch Bunch: Joey Sangenito 230-231-223/687, Frank Pearlman 206, Pat Sangenito 203. Double Daters: Ed Angeles 247-224-248/719, Willy Bordenave 234-237-243/714, Hong Kha 205-266-223/694, Len Huber 233-220-227/680, Kevin Smith 227-268/661, Allyson Baligad 246-223/652,

Cathy Lopez 213. Family & Friends: Aaron Sanchez 231-226/608, Ron Aguon 230-217/600, Bill Swanson 246, Chris Meno 227, Dave Cruz 216, Maria Kelly 222. Gamblers Anonymous: Hong Kha 223-252-269/744, Robert Bloom 249-237/657, Ken Williams 224. Senior No-Tap: (Results of January 20, 2009) 38 entries @ $109=$380. 38 lineage @ $5.25=$199.50. 38 prize fund @ $4.75=$180.50. 36 3-6-9 @ $1-$36. Place Money—1st Janine Ditch 846 $35, 2nd Dick McKenzie 836 $27, 3rd Orlando Vanegas 819 $20, 4th Rose Carter 811 $15, 5th Terry Brent 788 $10, 6th Jerry Knight 784 $7. SIdepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st-2nd-3rd Tom Horton, Janine Ditch and Terry Brent, each with 300 games and $6.50 each. 2nd game scr.: 1st-2nd Dick McKenzie and Janine Ditch, each had 278 games and $10, 3rd Jerry Knight 268 $7.50. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st Orlando Vanegas 300 $8, 2nd Johnny Munson 289 $6, 3rd Dick McKenzie 279 $5.50. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $61. Added: $36. New Total: $97. That’s all for this week.

“PAT ON THE BACK”300 Games

Orange County USCBDave Ellsworth, Dec. 4, 2008 — Men’s Commercial, Westminster Lanes

Brian Jones, Dec. 11, 2008 — Mona’s Kids, Fountain BowlAndrew Stewart, Dec. 14, 2008 — JAT, Keystone Lanes

Vince LaGrange, Dec. 15, 2008 — Vegas Express, Westminster LanesDominic Rheinhardt, Dec. 29, 2008 — 820 Scratch, Fountain Bowl

Robert Bowen, Dec. 29, 2008 — Aces or Better, Tustin LanesNeal Young, Jan. 2, 2009 —- Vegas Gamblers, La Habra “300” Bowl

Terry Dickerson, Jan. 12, 2009 — 820 Scratch, Fountain BowlAndrea Fredericks, Jan. 12, 2009 —Aces or Better, Tustin LanesScott Worrell, Jan. 13, 2009 — St. Bonaventure, Fountain BowlDoug Adbin, Jan. 19, 2009 — NFL Scratch, Fountain Bowl

800 SeriesWill Wilson, 803, Dec. 15, 2008 — 820 Scratch, Fountain Bowl

Stacy Rider, 300/816 , Jan. 2, 2009 — So. Cal. 590 Scratch, Linbrook Bowl

SAN BERNARDINO – Let’s take a few minutes from your busy schedule and see how the bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes did last week. Judson Baptist: Craig Green 243/586, Donna Green 517, Marty Perry 203. Mt. Commercial: John Lassak 237/574, Terisa Bonito 194/490. Capri: Toni Futch 562, Brenda Steel 202. Dirty County: Bob Corrigan 269-245/696, John Hutchings 203-277/678, Bobby Campagnale 278-215/676, Larry Richards 245-219/639, Vince Vasquez 258/616, Rob Miner 241-202/607, Viola Angebrandt 205/555. Elks Invitational: James Harris II 225-229/636, Joe Madalo 257, Marty Perry 207-201/590. Willows: Cindy Ehlers 203/536. Wednesday Vegas: Bud Kolar 243-254-245/742, Thedas Griffi n 226-206/625, Phillip Hockett 221-203/615, Richard Pecoraro 213-233/606, Jeff Hout 244, Dave Henry 240, Will Mattox 235, Rolann Karper 229-212/630, Bridgett Young 245-203/629. Del Rosa 630 Scratch Classic: Marv Sargent 247-279-231-279/1036, Ziggy Czaja 247-229-257-268/1001, Dave Wallace 226-221-270-237/954, Mike Hudson 210-233-238-268/949, Spider Calloway 202-278-237-228/945, Bobby Campagnale 257-236-209-239/941, Nicole Ellison 238-279-212-209/938, Bruce Clay 202-246-247-241/936, Jackie Farris 235-258-269/933, Gary Atwood 254-205-206-265/930, Brian Bringhurst 254-239-226-211/930. Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 241-242-299/782, Bob Lewis 232-238-212/682, Bob Corrigan 300-200/680, Corky De Maio 226-202-247/675, Dale Conway 243-237/667, Joshua Ball 225-222/632, Claudell Curry 205-203-222/630, Andi Mattice 204/583, Bridgett Young 249, Kathy Collins 245. San Bernardino County: Bobby Campagnale 268-221-212/701, L.T. Togafau 245/630, James Harris II 212-225/624. Friday Vegas: Tim Medley 211-234-210/655, Don Nelson 244-212/650, Ray Averhart 237, Beth Powell 195/490. Good Times: Bill Elliott 235-279/684, Mike Mobley 233-259/682, Bobby Campagnale 259-202-220/681, Del Karper 255-201/640, Bob Gallagher 266/634, John Hutchings 215-211-203/629, Harley Barker 206-236/624, John Boyer 204-215/611, Adam Sokoloski 215/600, James Harris II 235, Suelee Santero 234-225/637, Angela Mobley 235-200/600, Rolann Karper 226, Melissa Eason 203, Andrea Castro 201, Jan Kissel 200. Slot Busters: Brent Lively 233/624, Nancy Forget 483, Ann Rottman 177. Weekend Rollers: Mike Nakunz 243-258-221/722, Tim Farris 209-220-234/663, Maurice Chavez 243-2147/659, Marty Nakunz 202-267/657, Lonnie Futch 247/639, Ben Stewart 222-224/637, Jonny Brooks 202-207-225/634, Jerome Forch 244/627, John Larew 207-232/600, Nacho Hernandez 239, Max Obar 237, Vince Vasquez 237, Charlie Rabico 235, Gary Stebbins 235, Michael Berry 231, Jackie Farris 244/612, Betty Allgower 202. See you next week with more great scores from the bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes.

Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — Look no further, we have the high scores from our juniors here at Del Rosa Lanes. Pincrackers: Anthony McHenry 166/390, Taylor Rash 134/349. Strike Force: Terrence Robinson 209-202/607, Daniel Deinema 257, Jeff Bonnett 225, Parker Brooks 209, Matt Allen 204, Brent Smith 201, Matt Miller 201, Shelby Scheffl er 180/497. Stay tuned to this column as the juniors keep reporting their weekly highs.

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — It’s Senior Time here at Del Rosa Lanes. And we have the scores for you. Young At Heart: Bob Cor-rigan 203/543, Dave Clemens 219, Frank Long 214, Rich-ard Snow 201, Cari Burris 190/496. Park & Rec.: Bob Corri-gan 201-241-205/647, John Hutchings 268-212/642, Frank Greaves 244, Joe Strinati 225, Cari Burris 203/529, Linda Grimes 243. Afternooners: Frank Deluca 202/565, Henry Johnson 224, Terry Mahlstedt 474, Alene

Stewart Sizzles For 753 In Linbrook Juniors by Stacy

ANAHEIM — In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart smashed the pins for terrifi c games of 252-256 before being stopped by a 190 game for a great 698 series. Jesse Gwyn put together some strikes as well with 192-235-215 for a dazzling 642 series. Matt Clark mixed the pins for 214 and Jessica Quental tossed a nice 210 game. In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, Andrew Stewart scored awesome games of 269-246-238 for a terrifi c 753 series. For the adults, John Conway crunched 204-223-2124/641, Andrew Newburn 212-246/629, Mark McLeod mixed 228-204/625, Roger Vasquez rolled 211-220/616 and Darrell Wilson 231-200/612. For the juniors, great scores were rolled by Jimmy Vasquez 225, Jesse Gwyn 217 and Aaron Wilson 202. The Bumper Busters had another fabulous turnout for a great day of bowling. The high game was rolled by Taylor Paczkowski 85-125-110 followed closely by Ryan Gallant 121-108-81, Nicholas Hank rolled 118-80-83, Judi Hank 82-118, Andrea Chaquila 94-99-112, Andrew Gutierrez 112-74-94, Daniel Gutierrez 103-80-73, Cameron Jonas 72-99, R.J. Davis 86-97-79, Jennifer Lewis 93-80, Jr. Lauro 88-87-93, Alan Gonzalez 74-90, Kellen HIcks 85-85, Mak-enna Jonas 82-76, April McLeod 80-73, Khamron Gardner 78-72 and Chris Willis 56-61. In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Aaron Wilson held the hot hand with great scores of 196-265-224 for a terrifi c 685. Andrew Stewart sailed to 234-213/628. Great games were rolled by Matt Clark 243,

Smith 176. Golden Goodies: Bob Corri-gan 235-203/599, Velma Bone 505, Betty Zoz 182. Have a great week.

FOREST6-GAMER TOURNAMENT

(At Forest Lanes)Saturday, January 24, 2009

OFFICIAL RESULTS 1st Tim Harkness 1450 $300, 2nd Steve Warren 1441 $150, 3rd Mike Vandehey 1413 $110, 4th Vernon Ad-ams 1390 $90, 5th Jeff Carr 1364 $75, 6th Ken Diiorio 1344 Free Entry. (Free entry to last payoff spot. Payoffs based on number of entries.) Sidepots: $30. Blocks: $60. Next tournament: February 21, 2009. Check-in 11:30 a.m. Bowl at 12:00 noon.

Bobby Hornacek 213, Josh Cruz 211 and Drew Hopkinson 200. Other highlights included Kris-topher McLelland 159, Sydney McLelland 138-134, Brandon Hoggart 170, Samuel Saylor 171-158, Garrett Weiss 178, Jeffrey Hunt 192, Aleara Vrabel 122, Nicholas Gallant 161-175, Erika McFeggan 198, Nicole Rodriguez 124-132, Dominic Rodriguez 139, Gabriel Lauro 108, Donovan Bosson 113, Domynyc Gardner 140-131, Marco Vasquez 142, Matthew Mackenzie 113, JeremiahTan 197, Dafne Guardado 114 and Destini Gardner 149-163.