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The being tuned in NMW
Seems like this is one of the
more difficult NMWs. When I
say tuned in, I don’t mean to
ball reaction. Watching ball
reaction has its own NMW.
Being tuned in means you
need to be aware of you – on
LONGVIEW, TX – Rod Bach
compiled a top flight 278/786 Oil
league set to gain the top spot on
the honor roll last month at Oil
Bowl Lanes.
Celeste Fears led the ladies’
high-set chart after registering a
sizzling 247/695 Tuesday Mega
Bucks series.
Quintin White garnered highgame
honors with an awardwinning
12-bagger. Jimmy
Marler’s near perfect 299 solo
took runner-up honors while
Billy Holler and Luke Pasche fell
a few pins short with 298 singles.
HONOR ROLL
Byron Johnson 258-752, Charlie
Hoot 266-737, Allen Waits 258-733, Phil
Mercer 257-728, Ed Duffee 222-618,
Barry Marett 224-601, Pete Staiti 211-
559, Monia O’Quinn 194-533, Wanda
Hitt 192-514.
constant calm alert.
You should be aware of
what is happening with your
body and its energy levels as
well as any nuances of your
physical game. You should
know what foods give you a
quick boost of energy, which
At Oil Bowl Lanes
Bach bags 786,
Fears fires 695
White 300, Marler 299, Holler, Pasche 298
Sue Waits 201-493, Jerry Fears
280-772, Chris Cranford 279-761, Billy
Holler 759, Daniel Adams 279-753,
Quintin White 741, Ashley Adams
279-694, Jenny Norris 223, Richard
Alexander 279-726.
Ed Duffee 289-706, Irvin Wallace
258-703, Carol Shelton 200-551, Cheryl
Wade 189-534, Jeff Bradshaw 235-671,
Jeff Alexander 234-670, Ricky Bodvisky
226-651, Julie Bonner 202-539.
Sheila Guthrie 186-477, Tommy
Cureton 276-755, Terry Dixon 267-715,
Kelly Bunt 223-552, Cheyanna Flores
236-609, Celeste Fears 570, Ken Messer
279-742, Billy Fourman 277-718, Ty
Tiner 278-703.
Roy Pasche 289-702, Ashley Adams
243-697, Karen Mantz 270-695, Misty
McKinley 226-608, Kim Fourman
221-596, Stephanie Mills 265-681,
Joane Kendricks 267-616, Rita Jackson
220-577.
Oil Bowl Lanes
1102 W. Cotton St., Longview, TX 75604
Telephone: 903-758-9961
give you long-lasting energy,
which make you foggy, and
which make you mentally
sharp. I’m not a nutritionist
and don’t pretend to be. If I eat
before I bowl and I’m sluggish,
I notice. If I don’t eat and I
can’t concentrate, I notice.
There’s got to be a happy
medium here somewhere. So, I
studied it a bit.
Complex carbs like cereals or
pasta give long-lasting energy.
Simple sugars give a quick hit.
I’m not interested in a quick
high at 2:00 PM that gives me
a bigger crash at 3:30 than the
low feeling that prompted me
to eat the candy bar at 2:00!
It’s not hard to learn this stuff
and there’s a lot of information
available about it.
I cannot say enough good
things about water. It is, in my
opinion, the best thing you can
drink when you’re competing.
Hydration is very important
to your physical and mental
sharpness. It really helps keep
your head clear. Thirst while
you’re competing is a sign
of dehydration. When you’re
dehydrated, strength and endurance
are affected. You can’t
stay focused and will find it
difficult to concentrate. Drink
lots of water! If you perspire a
lot, replace that loss with sport
drinks.
Check the fit of every ball
you brought in the building
every time you bowl. You are
different today than you were
CASTRO IS DRILLING
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sanctioned bowlers. Every year
players travel cross-country
to compete in four events;
team, doubles, singles and
all-events. Bowlers compete in
two separate divisions based on
skill level: the Regular Division
for those averaging above 180,
and the Classified Division
for those who average 180 or
below. Prize money is awarded
in each event, but the ultimate
prize is the Eagle, awarded to
each of the four champions in
each event.
The stadium has several
bowling ball vendors within
the facility offering the latest in
balls, bag, shoes and accessories.
Castro will be on hand
to work closely with this year’s
competitors; helping them
match up to the tournament’s
challenging conditions. “I love
when my customer’s tell me
about all the success their having
with the equipment I drill
for them.” He said. “Helping
bowler’s achieve their goals is
why I love my job.”
He will be leaving in late
February and will stay in Reno,
Nevada until the final ball of
competition is thrown on July
6th, 2013. He said he is excited
about the opportunity and
is looking forward to seeing
everyone walk thru his doors.
yesterday. The ball feels one
way when you put your thumb
in and out and entirely differently
when you’re swinging
it. So, be sure that you swing
Results from Oil Bowl in Longview
Charlie Payne Memorial
Handicap Doubles 2013
The Charlie Payne Memorial
Handicap Doubles tournament
was held at Oil Bowl in
Longview, TX on January 26
and 27.
Listed below are the top 10
finishers and honor scores shot.
First Place $1000: 1585 Chris Warner & Tiger
Stovall
Second Place $700: 1565 Ira Johnson & Lula
Johnson
Third Place $500: 1535 Zach Mills & Cheyanna
Flores
Fourth Place $300: 1509 Daniel Adams & Clint
Straitwell
At Terrell
English racks up 758,
Massey mints 600
TERRELL – Frank English
took top honors for the month
at Terrell Bowling Center with
a power-packed 213-268-277 =
758 Terrell Classic series.
Lisa Massey, from the Monday
Night Mixed group, drilled a
sturdy 212-226-162 = 600 set to
front fem scoring.
HONOR ROLL
Janet Newkirk 213-565, Bobby
Holley 259-702, Joyce Williams 185-
545, Herman Butler 244-686, Gloria
the ball back and forth several
times. You don’t want the first
time your shoulder feels the
weight of the ball to be when
you really mean it.
Fifth Place $250: 1503 Matt Akin & Johnny Crum
Sixth Place $200: 1469 Jerry Peninger & Chris
Ray
Seventh Place $150: 1462 Alberto Aguilar &
Ladislao Aguilar
Eighth Place $130: 1454 Billy Holler & Luke
Pasche
Ninth Place $120: 1449 Kyle Ford & Johnny
Griffin
Tenth Place $110: 1440 Carrie Mendoza &
Payton Pruett
Total of 174 entries and paid the Top 35 teams.
Some highlights:
Daniel Adams – 299, Chris Cranford – 300, Ira
Johnson – 300, 278, 245 = 823
Daniel Adams and Clint Straitwell had High
Scratch series with 1509
Lewis 190-510, Mark Blasius 269-728,
Toy Callahan 200-569, Ricky Campbell
269-740.
Amanda Harrison 226-543, Donald
Davis Jr. 269-739, Phillip Earnheart
257-707, Pat Cooper 186-522, Ricky
Bambico, Jr. 242-696, Ben Riddle
209-573, James Korn 257-694, Shirley
Barker 203-537.
Rad Quarrington 278-697, Terri
Cooper 205-554, Keith Potter 259-749,
Jason Hill 237-643, John Wilson 289-
651, Mark Blasius 247-703.
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