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MARCH 20, 2014
Meet & Greet Door Prize Winners (from left), Mary Edgett – Free 1
hour lesson with Del Ballard, Jr., Karen Hader – North Central Texas
USBC Shirt, Pat Sharp – North Central Texas USBC Towel, Karen
Holder - North Central Texas USBC Towel, Carola Vendetti – Tablet,
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(team, doubles & singles), Paula Jeffries – Secretary supplies kit.
At the 2nd Annual Gary
Pfeil Memorial Recruiter
Doubles in Fort Worth, TX,
Doug Barron and Lynda Barnes
jumped out to a big lead in the
qualifying. In match play, they
won their first seven matches
and led by over 400 pins. They
coasted home from there and
captured the title. Lynda led a
star-studded field in qualifying
and both of them struck a high
percentage all weekend. This
Continued on Page 7
North Central Texas USBC
awards program
forProgram
2014-15
2014-15 Awards
Game & Series Awards
End of season awards:
Features
Publisher’s Column
By Tony Franklin Page 2
Honor Roll Page 3
Tomorrow’s Stars Page 6
Lane Laughter Page 6
Looking Back Page 7
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Team Champion
High Average
Most Improved
3-in-1 tool set
750-900 series
Luggage Tag
Koozie
(all eligible)
Pin over average awards
Light Key
Ring
150 game
175 game
200 game
225 game
250 game
275-299 game
Deck of cards
(100 avg or less)
(125 avg or less)
(140 avg or less)
(160 avg or less)
(210 avg or less)
(all eligible)
400 series
500 series
600 series
700 series
(100 avg or less)
(130 avg or less)
(160 avg or less)
(210 avg or less)
Draw-string tote
100 pins over avg - game
150 pins of avg - series
Travel Mug
(all eligible)
(all eligible)
Lapel Pin
Note: Last season’s
bag tag awards will
be available while
supplies last
Option to donate to charity (BVL, Susan G. Komen, IBMHOF)
The North Central
Texas USBC unveiled their new
awards program last Saturday
at the league officers Meet &
Greet. The program will be
similar in structure as in previous years, but will provide more
variety by allowing the bowler
to choose the award based on
the individual achievement.
These awards were selected by
NCTUSBC
Charity
Donations
During this season, the
North Central Texas USBC
has held several fundraisers
for the three USBC endorsed
charities - Bowlers to Veterans
Link (BVL), Susan G. Komen
Bowl for the Cure and the
International Bowling Museum
and Hall of Fame. As detailed
below, we have raised $1,745
this season. With your help,
we would like to add one more
fundraising opportunity to
Continued on Page 4
a committee on the NCTUSBC
Board of Directors and were
in direct response from a
survey emailed to all league
bowlers last year. Included in
the survey, if given the option,
45% of the bowlers would be
interested in donating the cost
of the award to the BVL, Susan
G. Komen Bowl for the Cure
and the International Bowling
Museum and Hall of Fame.
Bowlers can choose between
a koozie, luggage tag, light key
ring, deck of cards or donation
for the following achievements:
150 game - (100 avg. or less)
175 game - (125 avg. or less)
200 game - (140 avg. or less)
225 game - (160 avg. or less)
250 game - (210 avg. or less)
275-299 game - (all eligible)
400 series - (100 avg. or less)
500 series - (130 avg. or less)
600 series - (160 avg. or less)
700 series - (210 avg. or less)
There are also pins over
average awards for bowlers to
choose from a draw-string tote
bag, travel mug or donation for
the following achievements:
100 pins over average -game
(all eligible)
150 pins over average -series
(all eligible)
A 3-in-1 tool set is available to
all that shoot a 750 series or more.
(L to R) Doug Barron and Lynda Barnes (champs); Pete Thomas and
Charles McLean.
Denmark’s Thomas Larsen wins
Kuwait International Open
Shannon O’Keefe takes the special women’s
stepladder final for the top three women
Terence Yaw photo courtesy Asian Bowling Federation
Thomas Larsen and Shannon OKeefe
KUWAIT CITY, Kuwait –
Denmark’s Thomas Larsen defeated England’s Dom Barrett,
208-205, to win his second PBA
Tour title in the 11th Kuwait
International Open Friday at
Cozmo Bowling Center.
Larsen, the top qualifier
after Friday’s modified match
play round, claimed the title
and $25,000 first prize after
Barrett split and opened in the
ninth frame. Larsen’s previous
PBA title came in the Abu
Dhabi WBT in December in the
United Arab Emirates.
Barrett, a three-time PBA
Tour titlist including the 2013
PBA World Championship,
advanced to the championship
match by defeating fellow
Englishman Stuart Williams,
243-202, in the semifinal
match. Williams started the
five-man stepladder finals by
Continued on Page 2
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Random Thoughts
Tony Franklin, Publisher
Oh the season of March
Madness is finally upon us.
That special time of year where
people who know nothing
about college basketball
suddenly become experts. I’m
one of those. But this year I
can actually name two college
basketball players; most years I
can’t name a single player.
It used to be different, I
used to watch tons of games,
and knew the players, but
since the great players only
play in the NCAA for one year
and then move to the NBA, my
interest has waned.
But come tournament season, I’m all-in! This is my 6th
consecutive of heading to Las
Vegas for the opening rounds
of the tournament. My friend
and I have a rule that we bet
on every single college game
during our stay, that’s not a
recipe for success mind you,
but man is it fun. Surprisingly
we are riding a hot wave of five
consecutive years of basically
breaking even. Now sometimes
we do have to get a little
creative going into the last few
games in order to get back to
even, but it’s been working out.
Being in Vegas for March
Madness is the single greatest
gambling experience there
is. So much action, so much
noise, so many people, the only
downside is that it’s all dudes
out there. With that being
said the last two years we’ve
ran into, I think, the only
girl in town, Jackie A., in the
most random of places. I have
intentionally not asked her
if she will be there this year
just to see if we can make it a
turkey. The funny part is that
she doesn’t go out there for the
tournament, she just happens
to be there, crazy!
Now for my Final Four picks
and these are in no particular
order. This is for informational
purposes only, no gambling
please.
Syracuse, Florida, Michigan,
Villanova
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around the McKinney Square
which is always good times
and finished up at the little
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Here is your weekly
update from the USBC Open
Championships from Reno.
The second 300 was bowled
this week by. James Fugitt of
Grapevine moved into 6th in
Singles with a 712 series and
15th in All-Events with 1940,
very solid work! Coachs Corner
1 took over the lead in Team
with 3236, with the help of
two Texans, David Anthony
672, and Mike Dray Round
Rock 703. William Uthoff of
Mansfield is 14th in All-Events
with 1942.
DENMARK’S THOMAS
Continued from Page 1
eliminating defending Kuwait
Open champion Sean Rash of
Montgomery, Ill., 256-200, and
Jason Belmonte of Australia,
178-148.
In a special women’s
stepladder final for the top
three women who bowled in
the tournament, former PBA
member Shannon O’Keefe of
Arlington, Texas – one of nine
women who have won PBA
Regional titles – defeated PBA
member Sandra Andersson of
Sweden, 242-196, for the $1,000
first prize.
The Kuwait Open was the
third in a series of four WTBAPBA International Tour events
as part of the World Bowling
Tour points competition. Next
on the schedule is the 10th
Brunswick Euro Challenge at
Dream Bowl Palace in Munich,
Germany, March 15-23. Ronnie Russell of Marion, Ind., is
defending champion.
11TH KUWAIT
INTERNATIONAL OPEN
Cozmo Bowling Center, Kuwait City, Kuwait
Final Standings:
1, Thomas Larsen, Denmark, $25,000.
2, Dom Barrett, England, $12,000.
3, Stuart Williams, England, $8,000.
4, Jason Belmonte, Australia, $6,000.
5, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., $5,000.
Stepladder Results:
Match One: Williams def. Rash, 256-200.
Match Two: Williams def. Belmonte, 178-148.
Semifinal: Barrett def. Williams, 243-202.
Championship: Larsen def. Barrett, 208-205.
Other PBA Cashers:
6, Osku Palermaa, Finland, $3,500.
7, Ryan Ciminelli, Cheektowaga, N.Y., $3,250.
8, Craig Niddifer, Trenton, Mich., $3,000.
9, Brad Angelo, Lockport, N.Y., $2,900.
10, Andres Gomez, Colombia, $2,800.
11, Mika Koivuniemi, Finland-Hartland, Mich.,
$2,700.
16, Martin Larsen, Sweden, $2,000.
19, Tom Daugherty, Wesley Chapel, Fla., $2,000.
20, Chris Loschetter, Avon, Ohio, $2,000.
21, Tom Hess, Urbandale, Iowa. $2,000.
24, Tommy Jones, Simpsonville, S.C., $1,500.
25, Ronnie Russell, Marion, Ind., $1,500.
26, Bill O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa., $1,500.
27, Jason Sterner, Covington, Ga., $1,500.
33, Mike Fagan, Fort Worth, Texas, $1,200.
Field set for 2014
XBowling Intercollegiate
Singles Championships
ARLINGTON —The field of
24 men and 16 women who
will compete for individual
national championships was
determined Friday at four
2014 XBowling Intercollegiate
Singles Championships sectional qualifiers.
The Intercollegiate Singles
Championships will take place
April 14 and 18 at the RenoSparks Convention Center in
Reno, Nev., with the men's and
women's finals broadcast on
CBS Sports Network in May.
Qualifying for the national
finals was held in Allentown,
Pa.; Addison, Ill.; Smyrna,
Tenn.; and Fort Worth, Texas.
All participants bowled six
games with the top four
women at each site advancing.
The number of men's advancers was based on entries in
each sectional. Seven men
Allentown, six from Smyrna
and Addison and five from Fort
Worth moved on to bowl for
the national title.
Wichita State took the top
three spots in Fort Worth as
Zachary Rhoades led the way
with 1,452 (242 average) and
was followed by Francois
Lavoie and Devin Bidwell.
Midland took the other two
spots with Perry Crowell IV
finishing fourth and Jared
Erickson taking the final spot.
In Addison, Grand View's
Nathan Maciejewski led the
way with 1,401 (233.5 average).
Also advancing were Ryan
McCoy of Calumet, Mitch Katic
of Calumet, DJ Rose of Concordia, Thomas York II of Viterbo,
Tyler Heintzelman of Clarke
and Dakota Daniels of Calumet.
Former Junior Team USA
member Chris Via of Notre
Dame-Ohio dominated the
qualifier in Smyrna, finishing
with 1,394 (232.3 average).
Joining Via in Reno will be Ga-
briel Garcia-Rinelli of Webber
International, Zackary Carrie
of Marian, Darren Tang of San
Jose State, Kevin Donovan of
Notre Dame-Ohio and James
Tucker III of Urbana.
Ryan Graywacz of Western
New England finished on top
of the Allentown sectional
with 1,369 (228.1 average) and
advanced to nationals along
with Brian Busch of Lawrence
Tech, Domenick Luongo of
St. John's, Nicholas Stone of
Toledo, Joshua Camacho of
Webber International and
Andro Simounet of Webber
International.
On the women's side, Team
USA member Danielle McEwan
of Fairleigh Dickinson bowled
a 300 game en route to taking
the top spot in Allentown with
1,390 (231.6 average). Also advancing were Diana Zavjalova
of Webber International and
Tatiana Munoz and Mariana
Alvarado of Maryland Eastern
Shore.
In Addison, Jackie Carbonetto of Robert Morris-Illinois
fired 1,411 (235.1 average) to
earn herself a spot in Reno.
Three Wisconsin-Whitewater
bowlers took the other spots
with Jaymi Watson, Amanda
Vanduyn and Katherine
Kleinmaier advancing.
Samantha Johnson of
Lindenwood shot 1,319 (219.8
average) to lead the field in
Smyrna. Makayla Douglas of
Lindenwood, Chelsey Stephens
of Campbellsville and Elise
Bolton of Nebraska also moved
on.
The Fort Worth sectional
belonged to the Wichita State
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spots. Alexis Ijams led the way
with 1,366 (227.6 average) and
was joined by Kelsey Muther,
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League auction begins today
on pba.com featuring a variety
of autographed merchandise
donated by PBA League
members. Proceeds from the
online auction, which ends on
Wednesday, March 26, will
benefit NBA star Chris Paul’s
CP3 Foundation.
The online auction is the
conclusion of a competition
between PBA League teams
that began during the PBA
World Series of Bowling V at
the South Point complex in Las
Vegas in November. A special
PBA League Skills Challenge
pitted the eight team captains
against each other in a series
of unique bowling events, with
the winner earning the right
to name the charity that would
benefit from the auction. Jason
Belmonte, the captain of the
L.A. X team owned by Paul,
won the challenge, and he
selected Paul’s charity as the
benefactor.
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Continued on Page 6
At Cityview Lanes
Thomas fires off 762,
Couch logs 661
Travis Thomas ended as the
number-one bowler of the week
at Cityview Lanes with a charttopping 225-258-279 = 762 series
in the Cecil Baker Men’s action.
Amanda Couch carded
commendable 197-210-254 = 661
Billie & Les High Pot numbers
to lead the ladies high-set chart.
At USA Bowl
Natividad shoots 297/795,
Granger hurls 719
Kerr 300
Tad Natividad led the high-set
chase last week at USA Bowl with
a hard-hitting 258-297-240 = 790
West Stars showing.
Houston Granger paced fem
scoring with a tip-top 248-259212 = 719 Pony Express outing.
Steve Kerr captured highgame accolades with an awardwinning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Stephen Owens 277-765, Jody
Muskett 225-573, Randall Buda 265730, Julie Taylor 193-536, Dondi Rhone
162-456, Joyce Waltrip 193-461, Brad
Ellis 228-642, Rose Hayes 179-451,
Young Huh 268-764. Shana Poe 215585, Nathan Deblanc 258-711, Agnes
Vent 183-504, Steve Kerr 665, Julie
Janides 174-444, John Aplin 214-620,
Mary Lay 192-542, Willie Simpson
212-568, Jan Laden 175-502.
Virgie Wright-Johns 212-590, Joe
Sustaita 246-709, Velma Campbell 222575, Joshua Modelo (4 games) 221-822,
Vince Banks (4 games) 234-791, Herb
White 269-683, Carolyn White 229-613.
Steve Ford 256-653, Judith Guillory
221-608, Ken Blackerby 195-522,
Katrena Blackerby 146-394, Dennis
Hastings 190-519, Amanda Gonzales
140 358, Paul Jackson 227-653, Tad
Natividad 235-643.
Milli Peterson 224-615, Chris Kyser
236-680, Joeleen Brown 238-591,
Danny Zeh 234-622, Janie Munoz 189505, Dennis Brickman 242-666, Dana
Short 256-634, Paul Burnett 223-625,
Arica Grant 179-463.
Ken Holmes 244-701, Michelle Carr
228-572, Jay Williams 279-654, Connie
Holmes 199-528, Ryan Whitney 279-760,
Cheri Garrett 198-571, Sean LaverySpahr 266-713, Yolanda Garrett 214-562.
Fred Vidaud 153-427, Kaye Cameron
141-407, Brian Fredd 166-388, Mary Jo
Wilmoth 127-342.
SENIORS
point guard’s CP3 Foundation
provides funding for activities
ranging from a scholarship
program to food drives to
recreational support programs
for children in under-served
communities. For more information about the CP3 Foundation, click here: http://www.
cp3foundation.org/about-us.
Bowling fans are asked
Burdette Graham 245-686, Sandra
Pennal 147-360, Steve Kerr 225-637,
Ceceile Reichel 111-316, Durwood
Andrew 230-624, Maria Gonzales
186-502, Michael Cash 221-621, Barbara
Sullivan 183-464.
HONOR ROLL
Brian Roberts 276-731, Randy Ellis
234-674, Debbie Washuleski 195-547,
Mary Sanford 202-537, Josh Briggs
257-718, Nigra Burnett 227-582, Robert
Cornelius 198-524, Nick Granado
279-726.
Karen Steele 224-595, Danny
Smitherman 236-698, Leigh Batten
215-551, Larry Story 268-715, June
Barker 190-557, Theodis James, Jr.
249-660, Sandy James 197-547, Ron
Boroff 289-760.
Amy Hart 240-659, Bob Stalvey
239-659, Jana Bural 194-495, Jodie
Snook 267-741, Kim Locke 168-474,
Kevin McKeehan 289-753, Vickie
Bowers 214-599, Mike Reisz 247-684,
Karen Steele 171-510.
Marvin Sitts, Jr. 224-630, Cat
Ambrose 231-566, Brandon Wallace
222-604, Elizabeth Lopez 218-578,
Clayton Lock 279-760.
SENIORS
John Stewart 247-643, Nicole
Wineinger 200-539, Jim Johnson 246702, Gayle Richardson 242-606.
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March 20th through 23rd
The AWBA is coming back to the the Dallas/Fort
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most accomplished wheelchair bowlers from around
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Come and meet these individuals that have
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Mark your calendars for this event. It will be
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2014 Bowler’s Ed
Grant Recipients
As part of The Bowling
Foundation’s continuing effort
to help enhance the lives of
others through the sport of
bowling, the foundation has
awarded six grants in the form
of mobile bowling equipment
to schools and organizations
across the country. The Mobile
Bowling Equipment program
annually helps schools, parks
and recreation departments,
youth groups, disabled and
disadvantage service groups
and other organizations teach
students the lifelong sport of
bowling though education,
instruction, fitness and fun.
Students who may be unable
to compete on another playing
field can find athletic success
in bowling. Not only can the
Bowler’s Ed program impact
children in a physical education class, but it also brings a
unique activity to school-wide
and community events.
The grants are awarded
in the form of bowling kits
(value $1,200 each) which
includes six carpeted bowling
lanes, rubberized balls and
pins and instructional DVDs to
assist coaches and teachers in
introducing and instructing the
game.
Schools receiving the grant
in 2014 are:
• West Ridge Middle School,
West Monroe, La.
• Bryant Woods Elementary,
Columbia, Md.
• St. Mary’s Academy, New
Orleans
• Mamou Elementary, Mamou,
La.
• Shalimar Elementary,
Shalimar, Fla.
• Academy of the Sacred Heart,
New Orleans
“It is an honor and a
privilege to award the Bowling
Foundation grants to these
schools and organizations,”
said Nancy Schenk, president of
The Bowling Foundation. “We
know that in this economy so
many schools are having their
budgets cut, and these grants
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financial relief to help maintain
and improve the resources they
need to continue to enrich the
lives of our children.”
Schenk said it is always a
joy to award these grants to
students and schools in need.
“Bowling is an American pastime and one of the few sports
you can do your entire lifetime.
It’s our honor to help out those
who teach our children to be
active and healthy for today
and tomorrow.”
Public or private educational
institutions, grades K-8; or
501(c) 3 non-profit organizations serving youth in grades
K-8 are eligible to receive the
annual grants. An organization
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once every three years. Individuals are not eligible to apply
or receive awards.
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program go to BowlingFoundation.com.
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Donnelly
Martin handles 300/838,
delivers 696, Hamilton pegs 729
Carr, Grudeckie and Ward add 300’s
Tenczar
mints 608
FRISCO – Mark Donnelly
delivered the top spot on the
honor roll last week at Strikz
with outstanding 244-245-205 =
696 Tuesday Penniless numbers.
Loren Tenczar led the ladies’
high-set chart in the Monday
Mixerz league after registering
a sizzling 192-187-229 = 608
series.
HONOR ROLL
Kevin Higar 228-631, Jennifer
Blythe 190-554, Tommy Davis 234-650,
Candy Torrey 216-521, Gary Lumenti
236-668, Debra Gorman 173-435,
Jordan Duyck 223-658, Lisa Ulrich
171-458.
Don Levy 233-626, Cathy Eberly
246-578, Nick Camp 237-621, Barbara
Harkey 162-475, Scott Noll 227-659,
Lisa Rogers 182-469, Robert Marino
235-645, Amy Marshall 181-525, Chris
Marino 238-667.
Joseph Jimenez 247-682, Kevin
Connell 256-626, John Autry 267-678,
Billie Bennett 233-620, Mike Johnson
235-675, Jamie Sensat 257-627, John
Schloffman 227-649, Brad Retzel
256-626.
Ron Shive 214-601, Chris Johnson
226-649, Clint Roig 216-619, Robert
Goldsmith 246-657, Don Levy 236-621.
NCTUSBC
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the NCTUSBC would like to ask
each league bowler to do the
following:
1. Donate $1 per person from
their payout or
2. Run a 50/50 raffle and
donate the other half. Once
you collect all the monies,
please submit to the
association in an envelope
with your final averages.
2013-14 Season totals
AMF Euless Lanes
American Airlines
$150
Bell Early Birds
$8
Full House
$161
Matchpoint Mixed
$117
Senior Swingers
$20
Youth Leagues
$54
Brunswick Westcreek
Alcon Mixed
$8
Beat the House
$1
Classic High Pot
$130
Texas Highway League
$52
Westcreek Women
$15
Cityview Lanes
Friday Nite Blues
$25
Mo’s Matchpoint
$89
Cowtown Bowling Palace
Monday Mixers
$48
Wednesday Winners
$64
Forum Bowl
Bowling for Keychains
$22
Women’s Championship
Tournament
50/50 & Towels
$500
Mixed Doubles Tournament
50/50 & Towels
$281
2013-14 Season Subtotal $1,745
Ken Martin, from the STL
VIP’s group, pocketed powerladen 300-269-269 = 838
numbers en route to earning
high-set honors for the week at
AMF Spare Time Lanes.
Tamara Hamilton recorded
a notable 279-248-202 = 729
STL Rejects set to front distaff
scoring.
Ricky Carr, Jon Grudeckie and
Blake Ward shared high-game
honors with Martin with award-
winning 12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Gayle Brice 227-593, Ronnie
Landrith 261-746, Terry Ellis 289-782,
Debbie Camp 235-596, Lloyd Alport
289, Tom England 231-667, Bonnie
Lyons 168-457, Kent Belcher 769, Jamie
Evans 286.
Lisa Schrader 204-577, Bill Uthoff
733, John Howell 216-607, Katie James
191-555, Gary Geckler 280-728, Gina
Breedlove 200-496.
At Brunswick Zone Watauga
Brace fields 759,
LeCroy decks 708
Negrete 300
Jeff Brace landed an
outstanding 759 High Points
series to capture high-series
honors for the week at Brunswick
Zone Watauga.
Kathleen LeCroy, from the
Thursday Mixed group, fired a
sparkling 708 set to pace the
lady bowlers.
Alex Negrete’s award-winning
12-bagger captured high-game
accolades.
HONOR ROLL
Sandy Dooley 257, Leon Aragon 682,
Julie McHugh 696, Darrell Regenold
693, Patrick Adams 728, Sandy
Dooley 655, Josh Paradise 633, Travis
Lansdowne 682, Gena Everett 623.
Jason Yott (4 games) 901, Chance
Turner 686, Ashley Hannah 620, Brian
Zollinger 742, Sandy Dooley 635,
Tammy Kent 546, Erlinda McIntire 501,
Mike Ostermann 675, Kerry Rusk 562,
Jeff Brace 759.
Kristi Cantrell 573, John Burkett
663, Ashley Drechsler 544.
SENIORS
Larry Brunk 700, Joey Nelson 531,
Bud Haselden 639, Sandy Robertson
518, Hoss Morgan 705, Rose Jacobson
523.
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YOUTH TOURNAMENT
SCHEDULE
Teen Bowlers Circuit
Boys
Hunter Kiefert, Plano Super Bowl ......................... 725
Adam Beasley, Cowtown Bowling Palace ............ 694
Kobe Nelson, Brunswick Zone Watauga .............. 674
Kishjuan Busby, AMF Showplace Garland ........... 642
Chris McCaleb, Red Bird Lanes ............................ 607
Cole Jennings, Forum Bowl .................................. 603
Jared Nichols, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ........ 597
Elliot Callens, Strikz ............................................... 543
Lane Thompson, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes . 507
Christian Winningham, AMF Lewisville Lanes ..... 432
Girls
Shana Geerdes, Plano Super Bowl....................... 681
Olivia Lindsey, Cowtown Bowling Palace ............. 613
Kaylee Hancock, Red Bird Lanes ......................... 596
Ashley Walker, Brunswick Zone Watauga ............ 588
Katie Taylor, AMF Showplace Garland Lanes....... 507
Shelbie Goad, Forum Bowl .................................... 506
Nicquelle Orr, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ...... 503
Cherilyn Grant, AMF Lewisville Lanes .................. 423
Viktorea Freeman, Brunswick Westcreek ............. 408
Molly McKeenhan, Strikz ....................................... 374
Contact: Brad Ellis, at [email protected]
March 23rd
Allen Bowl, Allen, TX, Qualifying squads at 9 AM &
10:30 AM, top 8 to match play finals. - Sport shot
Kegel 39’ Winding Road
April 6th
USA Bowl, Dallas, TX, Qualifying squads at 9 AM &
10:30 AM, top 8 to match play finals.
May 11th
Westcreek Brunswick Zone, Fort Worth, TX,
Qualifying squads at 9 AM & 10:30 AM, top 8 to
match play finals. - Sport shot TBD
June - TBD
July 27th
Forum Bowl, Grand Prairie, TX, Qualifying squads
at 9 AM & 10:30 AM, top 8 to match play finals. Sport shot TBD
ONLINE PBA
Continued from Page 3
to visit pba.com (www.pba.
com/auction) to check out the
merchandise available, and
then submit bids via email to
[email protected].
Included in the auction are
a number of bowling balls and
game-worn jerseys belonging to
PBA League franchise players
Belmonte (L.A. X), New York
City WTT KingPins (Pete
Weber), Dallas Striker (Norm
Duke), BROOKLYN STyLES
(Sean Rash), Motown Muscle
(Mike Fagan), Philadelphia Hitmen (Bill O’Neill), Pittsburgh
Jack Rabbits (Osku Palermaa)
and Silver Lake Atom Splitters
(Chris Barnes) as well as items
donated by PBA Hall of Famers
Amleto Monacelli, Parker Bohn
III, Walter Ray Williams Jr.,
and other PBA League competitors, including established PBA
champions and stars of the
future.
Lane Laughter
Super 7 Scratch Marathon
Contact: Brad Ellis, at [email protected]
April 5th
USA Bowl, Dallas, TX, Scratch Marathon 2 PM - U20
and U15 divisions; JR Gold spot available and open
to ALL USBC Youth - Sport shot TBD
May 10th
Westcreek Brunswick Zone, Fort Worth, TX,
Scratch Marathon 2 PM - U20 and U15 divisions; JR
Gold spot available and open to ALL USBC Youth Sport shot TBD
June - TBD
July 26th
Forum Bowl, Grand Prairie, TX, Scratch Marathon 2
PM - U20 and U15 divisions; JR Gold spot available
and open to ALL USBC Youth - Sport shot TBD
TBCA YOUTH TOURNAMENTS 2013-14
April 26-27, 2014
National Family – Fiesta Lanes, New Braunfels
May 3-4, 2014
All Star State Finals – Cityview Lanes, Fort Worth
August 2-3, 2014
Grand Prix State – Bandera Bowl , San Antonio
Grand Prix Regionals –2013-14
( 8 regionals )
Sundays - 10 a.m. & Noon
April 27, 2014
Mel’s Lone Star Lanes, Georgetown
May 18, 2014
Plano Super Bowl, Plano
June 8, 2014
Cowtown Bowl, Fort Worth
June 22, 2014
Hallmark Lanes, Killeen
High School Regionals
March 2, 2014
Sunday, - Location TBD
Fort Worth USBC Youth Results
Adam Beasley led the Fort
Worth-area USBC Youth bowling
last week with a super strong
212-267-215 = 694 Generation
Gap series at Cowtown Bowling
Palace.
Olivia Lindsey, Beasley’s
league mate, paced the girls with
a smooth 227-222-164 = 613 set.
At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes
– Lane Thompson 200-507, Josh Robertson 179-468, Michael Melman 146-404,
Conner Hickson 82-148, Nicquelle Orr
185-503, Kiley Knittle 173-441, Aaron
Manzano 49-110.
At Brunswick Westcreek Lanes
– Jared Nichols 225-597, Viktorea Freeman 149-408, Chance Moore 184-471,
Sahish Shrestha 112, Katie Hamlin 128,
Kevin Williams 134, Andre Kelly 116,
Allyssa Hill 87, James Hill 103, Landrie
Rangel 83, Landon Smith 128, Devin
Moore 138, Quinn Doyle 180, Brendan
Gentry 186, Dylan Morris 202.
At Brunswick Zone Watauga –
Kobe Nelson 279-674, Ashley Walker
224-588, Dakota Roberts 326, Amani
Moore 350, Hayden Norman 398,
Morgan Davis 479.
At Cowtown Bowling Palace –
Cameron Silvia 220-585, Brittney
Martin 205-530, David Strand 195-555,
Dannyella Hochstine 171-427.
At Forum Bowl – Hamilton Joseph
117-217, Jenna Charlton 105-198,
Jensen Espericueta 118-192, Carly
Tackett 97-190, Tyler Brooks 121-305,
Charisse Graham 125-334, Logan
King 98-270, Ajiah Johunkin 108-270,
Justice Marmara 193-532, Amaya Boles
168-457, Adan Ruiz 212-523, Katarina
Korn 194-450, Cole Jennings 225-603,
Shelbie Goad 179-506, Garrick Schmit
259-601, Michelle Enzer 190-496,
Mitchel Neville 219-563, Shelbie Goad
172-471.
High School State
March 29-30, 2014
Bandera Bowling Center, San Antonio – Host Hotel
– Holiday Inn Airport - $ 89 rate.
High School All District
April 5-6, 2014
Grand Station Entertainment, College Station
Other Tournaments
April 27
Youth/Adult Baker Challenge at AMF Lewisville
April 26 & 27 and May 3 & 4
Dallas USBC Youth Association City Tournament
at USA Bowl
If you have upcoming youth tournaments
you would like listed on the schedule, contact
The Bowling News at 817-267-8686, fax: (817267-1813) or email: [email protected].
Dallas USBC Youth Scores
Hunter Kiefert topped the
Dallas-area USBC Youth bowling
last week with an impressive
279-183-263 = 725 Showstoppers
series at Plano Super Bowl.
Shana Geerdes paced the girls
with a laudable 246-224-211 =
681 Sunday Youth/Adult set at
Plano Super Bowl.
At AMF Lewisville Lanes – Josiah
Schundelmier 105-295, Dawson Byrd
162-410, Cherilyn Grant 154-423,
Christian Winningham 149-432.
At AMF Showplace Garland Lanes
– Eric Coleman 245-588, Kishjuan
Busby 236-642, Katie Taylor 195-507.
At Plano Super Bowl – Luke Henke
146-373, Mya Murray 145-237, Austin
Svidlow 144-389, Tess Gregorek 119352, Moriah Leraas 214-566, Reece
Klapper 258-647, Jada Davis 196-554,
Jimmy Baum 256-639, Tionna Hough
228-571, Jacob Brown 140-385, Sierra
Jones 128-281, Aidan Hudson 206-575,
Kayla Fields 83-213, Bryce Stephenson
237-692, Madisyn Murphy 215-586,
Grayson Pool 204-561, Tyson Gray
178-466, Jaxon Baron 192-450, Hope
Gramly 188-504, Allister Rutledge
212-609, Christi Draper 244-629, John
Adams 257-600, Hailey Keister 197564, Alister Rutledge 208-570, Shana
Geerdes 257-616, Cooper Findling (2
games) 86-162, Evvelyn Jacobs (2
games) 111-186.
At Red Bird Lanes – Chris McCaleb
279-607, Kaylee Hancock 203-596, Riley
Farrell 176-443, Ariana Woodberry
107-282, Thomas Trotman 146-227,
Rachel Fender 149-266.
At Strikz – Elliot Callens 187-543,
Molly McKeenhan 136-374.
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Entry Fee: $35 per bowler per squad
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Sunday March 23
This Month’s pattern: Sport Pattern, 39’ Winding Road
TOURNAMENT
Allen Bowl
1011 S. Greenville Ave.
Allen, TX 75002
Sunday Qualifying
Squad times:
9:00 AM
10:30 AM
Top 8 Match Play to follow
Both Boys & Girls Divisions
Top 4 Stair Step finals to follow
NEW ONE DAY FORMAT!
Next Tourney @ USA Bowl, Dallas, TX, April 6th
Walk-in entries accepted or mail entries to:
Teen Bowlers Circuit, 8101 Tierra Del Sol Rd., Arlington, TX 76002
Tournament Director Brad Ellis 214-264-0077,
[email protected] or [email protected]
Email for full rules and entry blank
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At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes
McHugh blasts 300/827,
Jessie nails 727
10 YEARS AGO
Chris Holliday led the honor roll with 781 at DC Cityview…
Jeff DeMunk rolled 775 at BRC Westcreek…Gerald White shot
774 at BRC Varsity…Megan Simon led the ladies with 702 at DC
Cityview…Whitny Choate shot 698 at Plano…Ashley Hannah
shot 672 at BRC Varsity…Mike Fleming wins Back-to-Back
Ebonite SASBA titles by taking the tournament at Plano Super
Bowl. Fleming averaged 242 for the tournament to collect the
$1,200 first place prize. Dee Munsell finished second. I wish Dee
would average 230 or better for me when we bowl the SASBA
tournament in November, heck I would take 190!..Sue Johnson
rolls her first 300 at 57 years old in the Garland Gals League at
AMF Garland…Steve Jaros wins three titles in 2004 by taking
the PBA Uniroyal Tire Classic in Indianapolis.
20 YEARS AGO
Stacy Taylor led the honor roll with 823 at Jupiter…Larry
Walker shot 790 at DC SW…Rich Whitten rolled 787 at Watauga…
Connie Gonzalez led the ladies with 721 at DC SW…Lisa Talley
Wasson with 715 at Jupiter…Chrissy Castro shot 694 at Red
Bird…Kim Couture Adler captures her second career title by
defeating Darris Street in a two-frame roll-off after tying with 182
in the Sam’s Town LPBT $60,000 AMF Ninja Challenge (could
the tournament name be any longer?) at AMF’s Island Bowl in
Corpus Christi…Norm Duke became a three-time winner in ’94
with the victory in the $170,000 Brunswick Johnny Petraglia
Open at Carolier Lanes by defeating Bryan Goebel 244-211…
National Bowling Stadium work ahead of schedule as the crews
set the final truss into place atop of the structure. With 2,800
tons of steel bolted, riveted and welded together, the NBS super
structure is virtually weatherproof…Joe and Lucy Doctor become
the new NABI directors for Dallas-Fort Worth.
30 YEARS AGO
Tommy Jordan led the honor roll with 774 at Jupiter…Chuck
Lande with 760 at Preston Forest…Steve Ray shot 745 at Alpine…
Ernestine Thomas led the
ladies with 683 at Berry…
Diane Foster shot 679 at
Jupiter…Val Goss with 676 at
Richland…Merrill Alexander
wins DWBA City Title with
scores of 578-552-624-1754 to
lead all entrants. Brenda Luke
had the highest game of 259
while Sue Gregory carded the
highest series with 646. How
times have changed!…ABT
Richland title goes to David
Rhodes and $800…Joe LeCroy
wins Golden Triangle ACBA
and $1,250.
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ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
As of 3/2/14
Dallas Women
B-1
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USA Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64.0
Westcreek Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60.0
TBC Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41.5
B-2
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AMF Garland Deuces Wild . . . . . . . . . .48.0
Pride and Joy Day Care . . . . . . . . . . . . .44.0
Power Bows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38.5
B-3
Cowtown Bowling Palace Ladies. . . .59.0
DeSoto Candles Make Scents . . . . . . .57.5
AMF Richardson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.5
Forum Bowlers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41.5
B-4
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Sheroes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62.0
Cityview Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54.0
Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46.0
B-5
University Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64.5
GunsAmerica.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64.0
Brunswick Zone Diamond Queens . .60.0
Lewisville Travelin’ Trouble. . . . . . . . . .50.0
B-6
AMF Euless Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60.5
AMF DeSoto Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55.5
On The Border . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55.0
Plano Super Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46.5
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Sparetime 2 D Xtreme. . . . . . . . . . . . . .66.5
AMF Garland Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60.0
Red Bird Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60.0
G.I.G.O./Kathy’s Transport . . . . . . . . . .38.0
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Ennis All Star Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55.0
J and R Bowling Equipment . . . . . . . .54.0
Cowtown Bowling Palace . . . . . . . . . .51.0
Wick’s Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.0
As of 1/19/14
Fort Worth Women
District #A1
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Nine & A Wiggle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54.0
Spare Girls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54.0
PCB Hillbillies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.0
Cowtown Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41.5
City Slickers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35.0
District #A2
LSL Spares & Strikes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64.5
Ballard’s Bowling Solutions . . . . . . . . .62.0
Forum Bowl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61.5
AMF Showplace Euless . . . . . . . . . . . . .49.0
USA Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47.5
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At AMF Lewisville
Dewberry rocks 799,
Barnes banks 652
Gerald Dewberry held the hot
hand last week at AMF Lewisville
Lanes after pounding out a
chart-topping 276-267-256 = 799
Monday Nite Men league session.
Lynda Barnes, from the Coffee
Breakers group, led ladies with
a sterling 181-235-26 = 652 set.
HONOR ROLL
Laney Royal 256-675, Amy Ferrara
214-595, Gerrod Garrett 224-576, Stacey
Cox 199-537, Herman Shurden 236-648,
Stacie Hatton 228-578, Stephen Boswell
228-645, Janette Vasquez 213-491.
Ron Reynolds 267-770, Sherri
Strongren 211-608, Michael Rimko
217-547, Pat Brown 178-492, Ken Hill
268-677, Shannon Stickland 212-564,
Ron Reynolds 247-661, Rita Smith
205-574, Paul Preston 202-574. Melanie
Whitaker 214-508, Mark Hamilton
253-720, Donna Wynkoop 209-604,
Phil Bender 277-735, Sherri Strongren
216-631, Thomas Belcher 226-654,
Bonnie Kluempke 202-530.
Major Whisenton, Sr. 258-698, Joyce
Stephens 181-462, Mo Sayegh 256-664,
Roneshia Williams 224-584.
SENIORS
Pat Steele 222-641, Dee Jungerman
200-534
tournament was not on a house
shot, but the winners made it
look like one. Pete Thomas/
Charles McLean squeaked out
2nd place.
Paul McCordic/Mike Scroggins got 3rd. Dale Eagle/Billy
Oatman finished 4th and Rick
Minier/Ron Willard rounded
out the top five.
Thanks to Cityview Lanes
for hosting. The “Broadway”
pattern was lower scoring than
a house shot, but a little easier
than a “sport shot”. You had to
repeat shots and make spares
to have a chance at the finals.
Lynda had the only 300 in
qualifying. Don Richey made
the finals in his first tournament. This recruiter doubles
event turned out lots of new
faces. It’s great to see new players at any SASBA event. Three
of the guests have already
joined.
Our next tournament is
a member/guest doubles at
Astro Bowl in San Antonio,
TX. The first weekend in April,
we’ll have a regular singles at
Emerald Bowl in Houston, TX.
Hollinsworth, Taylor, Trammell 300’s
Mike McHugh dominated
scoring for the week at AMF
Showplace Euless Lanes with a
thundering 300-248-279 = 827
Masters series.
Diana Jessie’s, McHugh’s
league mate, blue-ribbon 249257-221 = 727 series headed the
ladies high-set chart.
Jim Hollinsworth, Terry
Taylor and Dennis Trammell
shared high-game accolades with
McHugh as each recorded awardwinning 12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Jamal Hamam 290, Dana Howe 290,
Toney Nelson 290, Mike Baylis 290,
Shawn Bailey 286-799, Eric Robertson
268-794, Jonathan Bolejack 279-764,
Mike Ewert 258-750, Scott Brittain
289-750.
D C Frederick 268-741, Robert Jones
260-721, Bret Burris 278-705, Jay Witt
268-705, Jay Turner 247-696, Doug
Oldham 242-680, Mike McKenzie 269654, Tina Taylor 236-690, Stephanie
Harp 280-685.
Taylor Ridgeway 257-664, Ruth
Crawford 278-664, Sheila Walton
216-613, Kathy Foote 225-600, Jan
Loftis 203-581, Shelley Fugitt 209-565,
Kathy Wilson 229-544, Lindy McKenzie
197-530.
Stacey Millstid 198-528, Karla
Widders 190-519, Linda Horner
176-506.
At AMF DeSoto
Adkison unloads 729,
Guillory garners 626
Bobby Adkison claimed highseries honors for the week at AMF
DeSoto Lanes with super solid
288-197-244 = 729 numbers in
Pushovers league play.
Judith Guillory, Adkison’s
league mate, posted rollicking
170-228-228 = 626 marks to lead
the lady bowlers.
HONOR ROLL
Calvin Payne 230-641, Katherine
Sunday 191-513, Ken Hughey 234-622,
Debra Williams 187-485, Pedro Silva,
Jr. 268-694, Joyce Thurman 200-555,
Frank Bolton 234-694, Shelia Weddell
186-547.
Frankie Alonzo 232-679, Arlette
Washington 214-578, Erik Williamson
241-668, Troy Howell 187-542, Bill Gast
242-625, Penny Jurecko 181-505, Robert
Stroud 201-572, Lori Knox 209-501.
Martin Kemp 197-580, Alys Hodges
199-483, Derrek Irving 203-567, Rosie
Simms 166-462.
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PBA Spare
Shots:
PBA’S SHAFER, CARTER TO
JOIN JEROME BETTIS FOR
“THE BUS STOPS HERE”
FOUNDATION FUNDRAISER
Former Pittsburgh Steelers
star running back Jerome Bettis, owner of the PBA League’s
Motown Muscle, will host the
inaugural “Bowl with the Bus”
celebrity fundraiser at Latitude
40 in Pittsburgh, Pa., on
Thursday, March 20, to benefit
The Jerome Bettis Bus Stops
Here Foundation.
PBA titlists Ryan Shafer
and Jeff Carter will participate
in the event along with celebrity guests including former
Steelers Chuck Sanders, Craig
Bingham and Craig Wolfley
among others. General admission tickets are available for
$50. Tickets to bowl with
Bettis and his special guests
are $200 per person. Tickets
can be purchased by calling
412-877-6931 or at http://
www.showclix.com/event/
JeromeBettisBowlwiththeBus.
The goal of the event is to
acknowledge the philanthropic
work The Jerome Bettis Bus
Stops Here Foundation is doing
and to raise money for underprivileged inner-city youth. The
Foundation works to improve
the overall quality of life for
troubled and less fortunate
adolescents by offering programs to help them distinguish
between healthy and unhealthy
life choices. Proceeds from the
event will benefit programs
for Pittsburgh youth which
include computer-engineering
programs, asthma awareness
and mentorship programs.
“The bowling event is something new we’re adding to the
other things we’ve been doing
for the Foundation,” Bettis said.
“Bowling is my first love after
football, so I’m really excited
about this event. We’re doing
bowling because we get people
closer to our celebrity guests
At Ennis
All Star Bowl
Lawrence
rocks 706,
Antle
crafts 651
Rick Lawrence booked banner
247-234-225 = 706 marks in
Tuesday Men’s Commercial
league action to lead the scoring
for the week at Ennis All Star
Bowl.
Christy Antle, from the Pairs
& Spares group, paced the ladies
with a nice 216-221-214 = 651 set.
HONOR ROLL
Matt Lawrence 247-651, Billy
Cathey 237-664, Lauren Cathey 185493, Roger Lewis 236-641.
than we do in other events, and
we’re going to do some clinics
for the kids. And I’m definitely
planning on getting out there
on the lanes myself. It’s going
to be a lot of fun.”
For more information about
The Jerome Bettis Bus Stops
Here Foundation, call 412-6573483 or visit thebusstopsherefoundation.com.
XTRA FRAME TO COVER
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live coverage of the Trumbull
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Saturday and Sunday at BellWick Bowl in Hubbard, Ohio.
Through a special arrangement
with Craig Elliott of Michiganbowler.tv, Xtra Frame will
provide exclusive live coverage
of both rounds of qualifying on
Saturday, March 15, and match
play and stepladder final rounds
on Sunday, March 16.
To subscribe to XF, visit
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PBA BOWLING CHALLENGE
GAME ADDS ENHANCED
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Already one of the most
popular mobile-device games
on the market, Concrete Software’s PBA Bowling Challenge
just got an audio boost thanks
to a new Concrete Software
partnership with Dolby. The
addition of enhanced Dolby
sound now makes PBA Bowling
Challenge sound even better.
At the upcoming Games
Developer Conference in San
Francisco, Tapjoy – the company that handles the special
offers in the PBA Bowling
Challenge game (watch this
video for a gold pin, etc...) –
will be doing a major public
relations push for PBA Bowling
Challenge.
To download the PBA game
in a version to fit your mobile
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games/pba-bowling-challenge/
and click on the proper app
store button.
CHINA TO EXPAND PBA
“PIONEERS LEAGUE”
PROGRAM
Shortly after 13 Chinese
bowlers “graduated” from a
unique PBA Pioneers League
to become the first bowlers
from their country to join the
PBA, interest in the program
has grown to the point that
Frank Ningbo Zhao, president of Longmarch Bowling
Products, is launching two
additional “Pioneers Leagues”
to qualify Chinese bowlers for
PBA membership. And more
such leagues are on the drawing board.
Zhao, who created the first
Pioneers League in China after
Continued on Page 10
At Brunswick Westcreek
Covert explodes with
300/792, Sienicki logs 676
Charles Covert was red
hot last week at Brunswick
Westcreek Lanes capturing highseries honors with a 300/792
ALCON league series.
Elizabeth Sienicki landed a
rip-roaring 236/676 Classic High
Pot set to front fem scoring.
HONOR ROLL
Jordan Cooks 136, Kathryne Hill
116, Tino Robles 159, Cassie Williams
161, Randy Seward 166, Sonja Nichols
157-431, Mike Gentry 148, Kurt Doyle
144, Jeff Hamlin 180, Lloyd Morris 210.
Manny Rangel 182, George Helfrich
255, Corene Cloud 187-437, Kimer
Laster 670, Pat Reed 172-490, Eugene
Gaspar 247-651, Teresa Tibbs 180-450,
Richard Parrish 652, Dustin Williams
247.
Paul Lucas 237-641, Jessica Burton
200, Mike Kent 236, Paula Davis
179-497, David Dewberry 631, Vicky
Kopp 472, Debbie Gearhart 178, Janice
Brown 465, Ron Mills 279-641, Marie
Jones 222-536.
Monty Bowers 237-679, Dolores
Howard 192-559, Billy Pack 254,
Margie Wherry 180, Rick Wolf 659,
Lahoma Gietzen 487, Ron Mills 258706, Gloria Llagas 215-606, Laughton
Smith 235-653.
D D Frederick 178-489, Richard
Crossland, Sr. 224-579, Katie Womack
157-404, Kevin Leach 192, Elizabeth
Roper 146, Ben Thomas 181, Kathy
Wilcox 96, Randy Seward 172.
William Bollinger 284-669, Sandy
Johnson 193-443, James Stone 245,
Carol Atterbury 187-520, Coy Hart 240-
626, Dorina Hart 188-478, Ron Coggins
287-744, Barbara Arceneaux 242-632.
Laughton Smith 287-707, Pearl
Tucker 233-600, Greg Avery 258,
Cassandra Norris 223, Greg Seidel
692, Frances Boase 564, Jim Wright
243, Nancy Bigbee 159-448, Jason
Stone 224, Sylvia Contreras 158-460.
Socorro Contreras 220-650, Suzann
Gardner 153-413, Les Wilson, Sr. 585,
Chester Jones 258-666, Lahoma Gietzen
201-522, Lee Rodawalt 256-635, Darlene
Jones 190-499, Richard Perez 220-606.
Virginia Hamilton 179, Billie
Thomas 511, Patty Huffman 200,
Maxine Woolard 502, June Tomsic
181, Diane Andrews 179-487, Cathy
Lode 483, Ron Coggins 272-750, Anita
Whitley 236-588.
Shawn Surveyor 267-750, Cathy
Nelson 220-632, John Jones 278-740,
Pearl Tucker 215-607, Doug Shonkwiler
279-726, Linda Hollins 201-597, James
Schaffer 258-719, Pat Shelton 223-580.
Mark Markham 718, Danita Wyley
212-576, Steve Boyle 278-716, Jamey
Coggins 212-562, Ryan Boroff 276-712,
Nita Stein 203-550, Humm Smith 260709, Nigra Burnett 541, Ron Williams
269-707.
Diana Davis 229, Ron Boroff 269703, Rudy Garcia 695, John Anderson
258-692, Garland Campbell 691, Vic
Transki 268, Leonard Harris 268,
Willie Jackson 278-760, Nicki Brose
244-634.
Ronnie Everage 255-666, Cindy
Sterrett 224-615, Rudy Garcia, Jr.
246-667, Kecia Andries 220-577, Andy
Couch 246.
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WEEKLY GLANCE
(For Feb. 28 - March 11, 2014)
Illinois bowler rolls first
perfect game at 2014 USBC
Open Championships
Terrence Blevins of Chicago
rolled the first perfect game of
the 2014 United States Bowling
Congress Open Championships
on March 8 and catapulted into
the lead in Regular Singles.
The 44-year-old right-hander
put together 18 consecutive
strikes on the way to games
of 257 and 300 at the National
Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev.,
but he came up short in his bid
for the event’s first 800 series,
finishing with 226 for a 783
set.
He added 633 in doubles and
585 in team for a career-best
all-events total of 2,001, which
now is second overall.
In the games leading up
to the 300, Blevins struggled
with getting his arm swing
where he wanted and fought
through the lane transition in
the middle of doubles. He made
the necessary adjustments
and got comfortable, but then
came the nerves associated
with perfection on the sport’s
biggest stage.
“I’ll be honest, I did get a
little bit nervous,” said Blevins,
who made his 16th USBC Open
Championships appearance. “A
300 here is a little bit different
than 300 in league play, so
I just wanted to make sure I
didn’t get too nervous. After
about the ninth one, I told
myself ‘OK, this is what we
came to do. Let’s try to make
good shots and finish it up.’”
Former PBA standout leads
Regular All-Events
Former Professional Bowlers
Association standout Curtis
Odom of Coldwater, Mich.,
moved into the top spot in
Regular All-Events at the USBC
Open Championships on March
9.
The 55-year-old right-hander
put up sets of 741 in singles,
707 in team and 628 in doubles
for an all-events tally of 2,076,
surpassing the 2,001 total
posted by Terrence Blevins of
Chicago a day earlier. Odom’s
singles effort was enough to
move him into second place
behind Blevins.
Odom’s past success at the
National Bowling Stadium
includes rolling the first perfect
game of the 2011 tournament.
The 2014 event marked his
23rd Open Championships
appearance.
The doubles bar was raised
earlier March 9 as Darris
Wiltse, a 47-year-old left-hander
from Las Vegas, and Jason Aikens, a 38-year-old right-hander
from West Branch, Mich.,
combined for a 1,316 total.
Wiltse contributed a 655 series,
while Aikens added 661. Scott
Hartnell of Kenosha, Wis., and
Derek Hartnell of Rolla, Mo.,
previously held the Regular
At AMF Showplace Garland
Waltz blasts 758,
McGraw mints 658
Rick Waltz won high-set
honors last week at AMF
Showplace Garland Lanes by
firing chart-topping 256-248-254
= 758 numbers in Deuces Wild
action.
Arvese McGraw posted a
super solid 254-182-222 = 658
T.G.I.F. set to lead the ladies.
HONOR ROLL
Chris Shipley 234-651, Shawn
Taylor 183-459, Richard Shilhanek
257-732, Linda Chambers 235-632,
Al Aguilar 237-650, Karen Hilgenfeld
188-512, Ben Haack 258-738, Dwayne
Ferrell 257-748.
Terri Tate 215-576, Casper 225-641,
Dawn Fisher 129-359, Ron Yoshida
253-718, Sherri Fite 181-508.
At AMF Richardson
Broker crushes 300/770,
Cochrane drills 673
Andy Broker outscored the
competition at AMF Richardson
Lanes with a powerful 249221-300 = 770 series in the
Wednesday Fun league action.
Cela Cochrane, from the
XXXX Rated group, dominated
the ladies high-set chart with
a blue-ribbon 226-194-253 =
673 set.
HONOR ROLL
John Smiser 245-676, LiPing
Catenacci 226-597, Keith Decker 245-
688, Melissa Killebrew 215-621, Ben
Hassan 233-659, Amber Abbitt 179-463,
Bill Skrabanek 215-618, Kathleen
Wright 197-551.
Wes Wade 253-700, Erin DeGrayKutz 188-501, Al Fedors 199-536, Terry
Shannon 268-655, Mike Chambers 248695, May Kisay 230-570, Lauren Tupper
170-465, Vandy Krouch 254-686.
Sherry Fite 193-533, Jeff Cantwell
198-586, Dana Harris 132-345, LeRoy
Smith 255-716, Steve Carter 237-659,
Michelle LaMere 191-502.
Doubles lead with 1,243.
Arizona bowler first to reach
50 years in 2014
Keith Miller of Peoria, Ariz.,
was joined by his daughter,
Karen Wolf, and two grandsons, Brett and Erik Wolf, at
the National Bowling Stadium
on March 3 as he became the
165th bowler in tournament
history, and first of 2014, to
reach 50 years of USBC Open
Championships participation.
The 84-year-old was
awarded a plaque, chevron and
diamond lapel pin to commemorate the accomplishment.
In his milestone appearance,
Miller rolled games of 137, 113
and 111 for a 361 series. He did
not participate in doubles and
singles.
Miller began his Open
Championships career at the
1962 event in Des Moines,
Iowa.
A look ahead
The first official live stream
broadcast of the 2014 USBC
Open Championships will
take place March 14 at 2 p.m.
EDT as PBA50 Tour champion
Mike Dias of Lafayette, Colo.,
hits the lanes at the NBS for
doubles and singles.
Viewers will have a chance
to see a team event live March
16 at 10 p.m. Eastern as the
Breakpoint Pro Shop teams
from Sartell, Minn., take the
lanes.
On March 17, Raymond
Jensen of Greenwood, Ind., will
be the second of 10 bowlers
scheduled to reach the 50-year
milestone this year.
For more information on
the Open Championships, visit
BOWL.com/OpenChamp.
2014 USBC OPEN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev.
(Top 10 division leaders with hometown
and pinfall)
REGULAR DIVISION
Team
1, NCABA 2 (Michael Ryan, Missy
Ryan, Susan Ryan, David Ryan, Mike
Schmal), Alexandria, Va., 3,140. 2,
TJ Rampit, Quincy, Mich., 3,111. 3,
Andrew’s Lawncare 3, Perkin, Ill.,
3,063. 4, Amfco 2, Chula Vista, Calif.,
3,016. 5, Al’s Pro Shop, Mazeppa,
Minn., 3,008. 6, Gray’s Pro Shop,
Columbus, Ind., 2,974. 7, Smooth
Criminals, Aberdeen, Md., 2,971. 8,
Idaho Collision Repair, Burley, Idaho,
2,960. 9, Kearny Mesa Bowl 2, Chula
Vista, Calif., 2,959. 10, Tubbys, St.
Charles, Mo., 2,925.
Doubles
1, Jason Aikens, West Branch, Mich./
Darris Wiltse, Las Vegas, 1,316. 2(tie),
Scott Hartnell, Kenosha, Wis./Derek
Hartnell, Rolla, Mo., and Devin Braun/
Ryan Racino, San Diego, 1,243. 4(tie),
Robert Baldwin/Scott Yoder, State
College, Pa., and Timothy Bates,
Winter Garden, Fla./David Remp,
Orlando, Fla., 1,237. 6, Steve Studer/
Justin Studer, Burley, Idaho, 1,234. 7,
Larry Schanze/Scott Schlarf, Orlando,
Fla., 1,230. 8, Gardner McFadden Jr./
Terrence Blevins, Chicago, 1,226. 9,
Jay Bradshaw, O’Fallon, Ill./William
Uthoff, Mansfield, Texas, 1,223. 10,
Robert Natho, Farmers Branch, Texas/
James Hale, Allen, Texas, 1,222.
Singles
1, Terrence Blevins, Chicago, 783. 2,
Curtis Odom, Coldwater, Mich., 741. 3,
Chris Stenger, Bloomington, Ill., 734.
4, Justin Studer, Burley, Idaho, 713. 5,
James Fugitt, Grapevine, Texas, 712.
6, Patrick Shipley, Spring Valley, Calif.,
709. 7, Dan Stricker, Washington, D.C.,
704. 8, James D’Angelo, West Bend,
Wis., 699. 9, Ryan Driskill, Bartonville,
Ill., 694. 10, Dale Storm, St. Charles,
Minn., 691.
All-Events
1, Curtis Odom, Coldwater, Mich., 2,076.
2, Terrence Blevins, Chicago, 2,001. 3,
Mike McBride, Washington, Ill., 1,999.
4, Justin Studer, Burley, Idaho, 1,983.
5, Dan Stricker, Washington, D.C.,
1,974. 6(tie), Ryan Driskill, Bartonville,
Ill., and Stefanie Johnson, Grand
Prairie, Texas, 1,972. 8, William Gray,
Columbus, Ind., 1,969. 9, Patrick
Shipley, Spring Valley, Calif., 1,949.
10, Bryan Lindecamp, Neward, Del.,
1,945.
Team All-Events
1, Seliga’s Pro Shop (Edward Seliga,
Scott Hartnell, Derek Hartnell, Steven
Stone, Joel Oechler), Kenosha, Wis.,
9,011. 2, Amfco 2, Chula Vista, Calif.,
8,981. 3, NCABA 2, Alexandria, Va.,
8,836. 4, Kearny Mesa Bowl 2, Chula
Vista, Calif., 8,820. 5, Al’s Pro Shop 2,
Mazeppa, Minn., 8,815. 6, TJ Rampit,
Quincy, Mich., 8,779. 7, MRB 3,
Bloomington, Ill., 8,749. 8, Snake River
Bowl, Burley, Idaho, 8,703. 9, Sandvik,
West Branch, Mich., 8,700. 10, Tubbys,
St. Charles, Mo., 8,680.
CLASSIFIED DIVISION
Team
1, Storm Construction (David Fenske,
Erin Kesler, Paul Cousineau, Josh
McCullick, Dale Storm), Mazeppa,
Minn., 2,709. 2, Alibi Lounge, Shelby,
Mont., 2,662. 3, Waz N Friends 2, Des
Plaines, Ill., 2,583. 4, Oriza Jewelers
1, Cedar Park, Texas, 2,564. 5, T Rays,
Jamestown, N.D., 2,562. 6, Weaver
Farms, St. Anthony, Idaho, 2,541.
7, Stan’s Pau Hana Club, Honolulu, 2,525. 8, Ray’s Gang, Kaneohe,
Hawaii, 2,522. 9, Shears Sports,
Montpelier, Idaho, 2,514. 10, St. Paul
2, Bayport, Minn., 2,498.
Doubles
1, Matt Blauer/Ryan Swalling, Burley,
Idaho, 1,144. 2(tie), Robert Kaytor/
Jerry Rechtzigel, Glencoe, Minn.,
and Clinton Dougherty, Palm Bay,
Fla./James Naylor III, Melbourne,
Fla., 1,101. 4, Delmer Gruber/Roy
Rieger, Falls City, Neb., 1,078. 5, Jan
Hadenfeldt/N. Richard Hadenfeldt,
Dannebrog, Neb., 1,074. 6, Daryk Heilman/Daniel Sharp Sr., Kenton, Ohio,
1,071. 7, Stacey Rost/Corey Melville,
Watertown, S.D., 1,061. 8, Jennifer
Hickman/Jim Santora, Bridgeton, N.J.,
1,059. 9, Larry Wittmeier, Vermillion,
S.D./Bill Hochstein, Hartington, Neb.,
1,055. 10, Ted Lavoot, Anaheim, Calif./
Howard Lavoot, La Habra, Calif.,
1,054.
Singles
1, Stanley Higashihara, Honolulu, 603.
2, Lamont Foster, Chicago, 586. 3, Eldora Knaub, Gering, Neb., 581. 4(tie),
Ron Singleton, Montpelier, Idaho, and
Barry Zanto, Havre, Mont., 578. 6, Jim
Sochocki, West Branch, Mich., 577.
7(tie), Serge Mercure, Enosburg Falls,
Vt., and Tawnya Phoenix, Lakeside,
Calif., 573. 9, Eric Beck, Cleveland,
Tenn., 571. 10(tie), Gary Glass,
Pocatella, Idaho, and Michael Raburn,
Cleveland, Tenn., 571.
All-Events
1, Clinton Dougherty, Palm Bay, Fla.,
1,667. 2, Nicole Perreira, Kaneohe,
Hawaii, 1,648. 3, Lamont Foster,
Chicago, 1,620. 4, Roy Rieger, Falls
City, Neb., 1,615. 5, Gene Lane,
Redondo Beach, Calif., 1,596. 6, Ron
Singleton, Montpelier, Idaho, 1,595.
7, Jim Sochocki, West Branch, Mich.,
1,585. 8, Jefferson Geimer, Miami
Shores, Fla., 1,582. 9, Serge Mercure,
Enosburg Falls, Vt., 1,578. 10, David
Sisler, Cedar Park, Texas, 1,577.
PBA SPARE SHOTS
Continued from Page 9
meeting with PBA Commissioner Tom Clark and PBA Hall
of Famer Walter Ray Williams
Jr., said he is organizing a
new Pioneers League at his
24-lane center in Shanghai
followed by a third league in a
recently built 26-lane center in
Shenyang in northeast China.
Both will start in late March.
Zhao said he hopes China will
soon have at least 30 players
who meet PBA membership criteria, and then he’s hoping to
bring some of those players to
the United States to experience
PBA competition first-hand.
GRAND HOTEL & CASINO TO
SPONSOR PBA SOUTHWEST
REGION HALL OF FAME
The Grand Hotel and
Casino/Firelake Bowling
Center in Shawnee, Okla.,
has signed a sponsorship
agreement with the PBA that
includes a Southwest Region
Hall of Fame display. The first
members of the new hall of
fame will be inducted during a
special dinner in conjunction
with the PBA Southwest Region
Invitational over the September
6-8 weekend. Additional details
are pending.
PBA REGIONAL ROUNDUP:
The March 21-23 PBA
Regional calendar includes
the San Angelo Southwest
Open presented by Ebonite at
Stadium Lanes in San Angelo,
Texas; the PBA50 Rossi Lanes
Eastern Open in Elmira, N.Y.;
the PBA50 Fayetteville Lanes
South Open in Fayetteville,
N.C.; the Caveman Bowl
Northwest/West Open presented by DV8 in Grants Pass,
Ore., and the PBA50 Showtime
Lanes Midwest/Central Open
presented by MOTIV in Virden,
Ill.
QUICK NOTES
• The starting time for
ESPN’s March 30 telecast of the
PBA League semifinal showdown between L.A. X and the
New York City WTT Kingpins
has been changed to 5 p.m. ET
(instead of 4:30 as originally
scheduled). The telecast also
has been changed from a twohour telecast to 90 minutes.
SASBA TOUR SCHEDULE
March 29-30
April 5-6
April 19-20
April 26-27
May 3-4
*May 17-18
May 24-25
May 31-June 1
June 7-8
June 28-29
July 4-6
July 19-20
July 26-27
August 2-3
August 16-17
August 23-24
August 30-31
* Changed or Added
Astro Bowl, San Antonio, TX . . . . . . . . . . .
Emerald Bowl, Houston, TX. . . . . . . . . . . .
Cowtown Bowling Palace, Ft. Worth, TX . .
Hog Pin Bowl, Lawton, OK . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cowtown Bowling Palace, Fort Worth, TX .
All Star Lanes, Shreveport, LA. . . . . . . . . .
Armadilla I, Pasadena, TX . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cityview, Fort Worth,, TX. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tomball Bowl, Tomball, TX . . . . . . . . . . . .
Brunswick Westcreek, Fort Worth, TX . . . .
Plano Super Bowl, Plano, TX . . . . . . . . . . .
Cityview, Fort Worth, TX . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Copperfield, Houston, TX. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Firelake Bowl, Shawnee, OK . . . . . . . . . . .
Armadilla I, Pasadena, TX . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cowtown Bowling Palace, Fort Worth, TX .
University Lanes, Denton, TX. . . . . . . . . . .
Member/Guest Doubles
Singles
Member/Member Doubles
Member/Guest Doubles
SS/Guest Doubles
Age Bracket T ournament
Member/Guest Doubles
Regular Trio
Regular Singles
Non-Champs
Firecracker
67/60/50 Trio
Member/Guest Doubles
Regular Singles
Regular Singles
70/60/50/Guest Foursome
Super Senior Singles
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JUST PAYING ATTENTION
Continued from Page 12
scheduled time after the game.
What was to follow became
one of TV bowling’s biggest,
then seemingly forgotten urban
legends.
The premise was pretty
simple. Three bowlers appeared
on each show. Sponsored by
Phillies cigars and Brunswick,
two would roll nine frames,
the one with the most strikes
would take on the previous
week’s winner in the title
match. If a bowler threw six
consecutive strikes, he would
win a jackpot of $5,000. A
six-bagger in the final match
would win the bigger jackpot.
On this particular show, it
was a record $75,000. That is
$600,000 in 2014 dollars.
The jackpot started at
$25,000 and would go up
$5,000 each week until hit.
That’s when Therm Gibson
threw the nearly-forgotten
string of strikes.
Although it was recorded
in kinescope form, as many
shows were then due to the
cost of videotape, it is quite the
interesting picture of network
television in the early 1960s.
After the famed 1975 PBA
King Louie Open, featuring
Mark Roth’s first title and first
of two TV 299
games, this show
was next on the
list of lost classics.
Now you can find
it here:
http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=QWMiYAGxWNw
In next week’s JPA, I’ll have
more from Ellis about this
historic telecast.
###########
Season three of USBC Open
Championships live-streams
kicked off in timely fashion.
Having taken the team event
lead the night before with
3,236, it was time for Coach’s
Corner #1, Lafayette, Colorado,
to roll doubles and singles.
Featured was PBA50 champ
Mike Diaz and PBA Southwest
Region former Player of the
Year David Anthony.
Handling announcing
chores were the two familiar
voices of USBC Media Relations
chief Matt Cannizzaro and
assistant Aaron Smith. Without
missing a beat, they picked up
At Cowtown Bowling Palace
Adams crunches 806,
Johnson hurls 673
Magallon 300
Grady Adams cr ushed
the competition last week at
Cowtown Bowling Palace with
a high-powered 258-279-269 =
806 Just For Fun league series.
Stefanie Johnson was red hot
for the ladies with a powerful
232-231-210 = 673 Ft. Worth
Classic Trio set.
Jason Magallon earned highgame honors with an awardwinning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Steve Sanchez 257-713, Katie
Tallant 247-613, Ronnie Sloan 265-695,
Amanda Couch 234-561, Kyle Martinez
253-674, Mary Fernandez 181-531, Ross
DiCapo 266-719, Frank Stone 256-698.
Rudy Garcia 254-693, Cathy Farnum
195-529, Alice Phillips 190-512, Mia
Davis 163-478, Jason Magallon 737,
Alma Rodriguez 236-615, Scott Teel
255-691, Luann Satchell 187-492, Coy
Hart 257-685.
Stacie Phillips 182-483, Mike
Moschella 248-699, Amy Hart 226-613,
Bobby Shaw 279-685, Alma Rodriguez
224-574, Jason Magallon 245-681, Katie
Tallant 237-568, Chris Johnson (4
games) 279-1045. Stephanie Johnson (4
games) 258-931, Ron Boroff (4 games)
257-943, Carolyn Ballard (4 games)
225-806, Scott Teel (4 games) 243-933,
Christi Nedved (4 games) 214-804,
Gloria Llagas 195-573.
Gene Tesar 244-682, Kris Jennings
185-509, Tyler Sims 246-643, Amy
Wilson 186-546, Keith Grassmuck
231-678, Kelly Baccus 163-389, Jerry
Jones 241-641, June Terry 137-371, Pat
Childers 227-605.
Julie Henson 150-369, Cody Franks
270-677, Katie Tallant 206-550, Bryan
Liles 247-647, Cheri Oniel 147-379, Art
Beasley 245-640, Lauri Hix 169-373.
SENIORS
John Stewar t 226-649, Ima
Moreland 224-549, Jerry Densmore
255-645, Janie Lower 189-534, Mike
Masters 223-628, Yolanda Espinoza
195-533, Tim Riley 239-682, Janie
Lower 206-534.
Gilbert Settle 243-661, Betty Odom
203-531, John Hunt 236-654, Neva
House 190-512, Mike Moschella 189560, Cathy Anderson 177-501, Scott
Powers 222-555, Wanda Eads 167-466.
Mike Masters 207-536, Marge
Neuville 203-462.
right where they left off from
last year.
The camera angles and
innovative three-shot layout
is back. The left half showed
the bowlers, the upper right
showed the pins, the lower
right showed the ball-by-ball
scoresheet as seen by the players and spectators.
Having been behind the mic
for a number of live-streams
and even with professional
broadcasting experience, the
toughest thing for announcers
to do was pace the flow of
information. When a webcast
runs three to five hours, there
is only so much fresh information to talk about. Not all of
the 300 to 500 viewers will be
attentive viewers for an entire
webcast.
For the USBC Open and
Women’s versions, Cannizzaro
has figured out how often to
repeat team standings, future
live-streams, general tournament information, leaderboard
summary, and of course,
comments and questions from
Facebook and the chat room
immediately next to the Bowl
TV video feed on YouTube. If
one is able to tune in for an
entire live-stream, there is
enough time between the major
pieces of information as not to
make them repeated too often.
One thing missing from the
opening cast was a third voice
in the booth, providing lane
play and equipment analysis.
Last year, much of this was
handled by Showcase Lanes
coach Matt Mcniel, including
him going down near the
bowler’s area providing immediate answers to chat room
and announcer questions.
A new addition this year
will be more bowling background information on each
of the bowlers featured. On
network telecasts, there are
production assistants to take
care of this, but Cannizzaro
and Smith will get the information ahead of time.
The next live-stream is
Saturday March 22 at 9 p.m.
Central Daylight Time.
At Red Bird Lanes
Alonzo rolls 707,
Pride levels 668
Frankie Alonzo’s stellar 183267-257 = 707 Sunday Nite Mixed
group session led the scoring race
last week at Red Bird Lanes.
Leritha Pride’s free-wheeling
235-195-238 = 668 series in
Monday Mixed Matchpoint action
headed the ladies leader board.
HONOR ROLL
Lauren Cathey 209-557, Makensie
Martin 233-614, Charles Dillabough
269-680, Chester Tyson 237-655, Billy
Cathey (9 pin, no tap) 300-1129,
Brittany Pope (9 pin, no tap) 300-1104.
Dorothy Jones 185-499, Carolyn
Large 182-528, Brent Rodgers 235-698,
Kay Monsey 187-537, Dave Karre
254-653, Bruce Myers 242-647, Arthur
Stangl 237-604, Deborah Hodge
186-514.
Len Cline 266-659, Cindy Howell
202-544, Shannon Otis 247-611,
Brittany Pope 221-634, Jeff Cathey
224-624, Liz Smith 210-545, Johnny
Hopkins 234-645, Lynette Harris
234-606.
Keith Jennings 237-651, Ramona
Boyd 194-544, Terry Harris 193-527,
Sandra Hawkins 161-426, Rick Rosales
205-569, Louise Ehrhart 178-478,
Lauren Cathey 212-606, Vera Hobbs
164-477.
Janean Baker 174-495, Ted Shaffer
213-592, Marilyn Masterson 182-507,
Aric Alcaraz 266-695.
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Just Paying
Attention
By Mark London
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He heard about the
video and wanted to see it, so
I offered the computer for the
90-second clip. After viewing
it, part of him was still miffed
about losing the title. Even in
his eighties, the competitive
fires still burn for USBC Hall of
Famer Don Ellis.
“I can’t say I was real happy
watching that video. Only one
shot was of me throwing a ball
and I didn’t see it hit the pins,”
Ellis said.
He had just seen a USBC
Retro Roll clip of fellow
Houstonian Billy Welu, who
was the last bowler to success-
fully defend his USBC (then
ABC )Masters title, before
Jason Belmonte did it a couple
of weeks ago.
Ellis did say he was not
rolling a lot of high scores
in the tournament, but was
scoring just well enough to win
matches. It was something he
learned growing up in Houston
in the bowling scene at the
time.
“That’s how I learned to
bowl under pressure. You
bowled to win a match, not to
post a high score,” Ellis said.
There was one more nugget
I hadn’t heard before. Welu
At Plano Super Bowl
Davis scripts 299/833,
Mann graces 767
Simonsen 831, Fong 300/827, Lavery-Spahr 815, Bostock,
Bressler, Coates, Cook, Hayes, House, Rylant, Simonsen,
Suder, Svidlow, Woodward add 300’s
Donny Davis fired a booming
279-299-255 = 833 Pepsi Classic
session to top the charts for the
week at Plano Super Bowl.
Anthony Simonsen finished
close behind Davis with an
award-winning 285/831 Sportsman series while Bill Fong, also
from the Pepsi Classic group,
finished with a 300/827 outing
and Anthony Lavery-Spahr followed with a 280/815 Monday
Classic Trio set.
Cindy Mann, from the Sportsman group, led the ladies with
a hard-hitting 269-248-250 =
767 set.
Jeremy Bostock, Mike
Bressler, Nick Coates, Dave Cook,
Chris Hayes, Chris House, Richie
Rylant, Anthony Simonsen, Gary
Suder, Joel Svidlow and Eric
Woodward shared high-game
honors as each recorded awardwinning 12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Eric Woodward 290-717, Heather
Hudson 247-705, Gene Foose 210-570,
Linda Peterson 173-481, Tammy Self
235-669, John Bright 257-740, Gail
Mayer 212-581, Russell Wright 256-745.
Diane Wallentine 245-707, Tony
used a couple of phrases in
his color analyst days sitting
next to Chris Schenkel. Ellis
added ‘Hit’em thin and watch
them spin’ and “trust is a must
or your game is a bust’ were
common among the younger
Houston up-and-coming bowlers in that era.
###########
Another long-lost kinescope
surfaced two weeks ago on
YouTube, also featuring Ellis.
I’m not quite sure how this
was kept under wraps for this
long. Perhaps it was a mention
in the Bowlers’ Journal 100th
anniversary issue this past
November which got one of the
legendary bowling shows many
have heard about, but hadn’t
seen since its original airing.
Oddly enough, just months
after baseball’s equivalent, the
previously-thought-to-be-lostforever telecast (1960 World
Series Game 7, the only known
copy was discovered in 2009)
Azcue 231-667, Jean Foland 259-556,
Ray Montoro 288-737, Jeanette Morris
222-612, Tom Evanto 258-646, Kay
Pingsterhaus 189-560, Cathy Sposito
215-630.
Diane Mueller 213-562, Pat Neal
258-721, Chris Rador 259-717, John
Goad 235-547, Sandy Genovese 170-471,
Anthony Simonsen 279-779, Maritza
Matteo 275-697, Daniel Arriola 255-675.
Vivan Soto 225-585, Bill Fong
278-731, Diane Wallentine 227-663,
Breanna Kindrick 287-765, Brenda
Buchanan 229-600,George Vaughn
266-738, Marcy Clampitte 218-590,
Anthony Lavery-Spahr 288-753. Carol
Wood 244-674, Bill Fong (4 games)
1074, Lisa Wasson (4 games) 258-932,
Kiyoko McDonald 247-703, Ron Hogue
214-609, Patty Brown 177-463, Ed Wilson 259-741, Patty Ellington 216-615.
Mark Consiglio 257-671, Pam Garcia
247-690, Marcus Patterson 268-727,
Cindy Mann 265-745, Frank Phillips
232-667, Diane Wallentine 235-644,
Geoff Day 269-771, Debby Oulicky
226-602.
Shawn Harasimo 245-656, Amber
Robinson 249-625, Dakota Boyet 235686, Janis Gharras 187-550.
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9:30 AM
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was seen live, we find ourselves on Monday January 2,
1961. Hollywood Legion Lanes
outside Los Angeles played
host to what was supposed to
be a tape-delayed airing of the
wildly-popular “Jackpot Bowling” on NBC-TV.
This show and “Make That
Spare” aired after live boxing
shows that would run short on
time. Ranging anywhere from
fifteen to 30 minutes, they took
air time after live boxing shows
would end and before the late
local news at 11pm Eastern/
Pacific and 10pm Central/
At Forum Bowl
Herr collars 763,
Jessie marks 718
Miller 299
Tony Herr rocked the Forum
Bowl house last week with a
power-packed 279-255-229 =
763 Monday Night Open league
session.
Diana Jessie’s sterling 247226-245 = 718 Fast Lane Trio
session fronted fem scoring.
Diana finished her 4 games with
a 942 series.
Michael Miller captured highgame honors with an 11 in-a-row
299 game.
HONOR ROLL
Homer Dudley 214-627, Mary Edgett
192-530, Homer Dudley (9 pin) 279-822,
Polly Nance (9 pin) 212-600, Judith
Guillory 214-611, Holly Ginn 205-573,
Vicky Dunn 205-546.
Bill Holland, Jr. (9 pin, 4 games)
300-1135, Sharon Thorwald (9 pin,
4 games) 232-812, Carol McGinley
Meeting
3 members
2 members / any combo
Any 4 members
Trios
Any 3 members
Any 3 members
Senior leaguers 50+….
Youth summer league bowls on different sport shots
Add to the fun! Variety averages
Teams must consist of 1 player over 50!!
Highly competitive league
Competitive mixed league
June 2nd
June 2nd
June 2nd
June 2nd
June 2nd
June 2nd
10:30 AM
3:30 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
8:30 PM
Senior All Star Trios
Tuesday Early Mixed
Sportsman Trio
Girls Nite Out
3 member - 2/1 combo
Any 3 members
3 member / any combo
4 members
Senior leaguers 50+….
Mixed League; All ages / averages welcome
Competitive mixed
Just for fun…ladies only!!
June 3rd
June 3rd
June 3rd
June 3rd
12:30 PM
5:30 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
Ladies League….Relax and have fun with friends!
Attn: Active Senior players….
Attn: Heritage Ranch members
Variety average league….
Beer / Pizza League; Enjoy! Beginners welcome….
June 4th
9:00 AM
Play every 9 weeks
June 4th
12:30 PM
June 4th
5:30 PM
June 4th
8:30 PM
What Cha Doin' Wednesdays
SudsBusters
221-592, Robert Jones 279-738, Sonya
Little 264-650, Jeff Steinman 194-519.
Nancy Burden 151-415, Quincy
Gray 256-715, Tammy Henderson
222-619, Steve Cain 217-641, Dana
Short 237-616, Rich Van 235-612, Sandy
Loyd 133-394, Joe Lee 224-600, Nina
Martinez 147-419.
Eric Dawson 247-711, Gwen Pogue
232-582, Lee Collins (4 games) 274-980,
Bill Hollifield 268-746, Judith Guillory
222-596, Danny Clanton 279-748, Cindy
Stallins 226-634, Rick Brinkman
233-632.
Dena Buffington 204-583, Kevin
Green 278-737, Leritha Pride 255-717,
Mark Parlington 258-637, Emily
Montgomery 246-662, Robert Aceves
240-659, Maria Gonzales 202-560, Joe
Mallory III 258-704.
Regina Taddy 235-649, Joey Brown
219-602, Tina Wimberley 188-506.
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Seniors / 4 member
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Any 4 members
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Senior Sizzlers
Monday Jr GOLD
Monday Blenders
Over Under 50
Classic Trios
Texas Trio
Wednesday Bowlettes
Plano Senior Stars
Heritage Ranch
Mountain. Jackpot Bowling got
decent ratings on its own to
warrant a regular 30-minute
slot.
The show was usually tapedelayed, and fed to NBC Studios
in Burbank. They would air it
at the scheduled time via satellite, like The Tonight Show was
from 1972 until a few weeks
ago. On this particular night,
NBC broadcast the MinnesotaWashington Rose Bowl in the
late afternoon. As games can
do, it ran late and the decision
was made to air it live in its
Super Senior Doubles
Roadrunners
Thurs Scholars/Thrillers
12 For 12
Thursday Classic
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Double Uppers
Any 2 members
3 members
2 member / any combo
Any 4 members
3 member / any combo
Any 4 members
Doubles
Calling all seniors 50 years young….
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12 weeks/$12 per week….2 games/shoes included
Mix of low / high average bowlers
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June 5th
June 5th
June 5th
June 5th
June 5th
June 5th
June 5th
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Vegas Doubles
Friday Foursome
Friday Funsters
Doubles
4 member - 3/1 combo
Any 3 members
Double your pleasure XX Double your fun!
Mixed Foursome; Prep for the weekend!
"Fun"sters. The name says it all….
June 6th
June 6th
June 6th
9:00 AM
5:30 PM
8:30 PM
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Saturday Bunch
PeeWees
Saturday Nite Live
4 member / any combo
3 member / any combo
2 member / any combo
Any 4 members
Youth League / Ages 12 and up; Early registration available….
Youth League / Ages 11 and under
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Mixed league, all ages & averages, couples welcome
June 7th
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5:30 PM
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Any 2 members
Young and Old pair up and bowl!
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