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Inside: 

Final Tournament 

Standings 

NCTUSBC Adult, Page 9 

NCTUSBC Youth, Page 11 

USBC Open 

Championships Weekly 

Glance Page 12 

Features 

Publisher’s Column 

By Tony Franklin Page 2 

Honor Roll Page 3 

Just Paying Attention 

By Mark London Page 4 

Off the Sheet 

By Clint Dacy Page 7 

Looking Back Page 9 

Up Your Average 

By Susie Minshew Page 12 

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Walter Ray Williams Jr. 

wins PBA50 Sun Bowl 

For Fifth Career PBA50 Tour Title 

THE VILLAGES, Fla. — In 

a stepladder final made up 

of three of the Professional 

Bowlers Association’s all-time 

greats, Hall of Famer Walter 

Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, 

Fla., prevailed to win his fifth 

career PBA50 Tour title by 

capturing the Sun Bowl In The 

Villages presented by Hammer 

title Tuesday at Spanish Springs 

Lanes. 

Williams, the reigning 

PBA50 Player of the Year, 

defeated fellow Hall of Famer 

and 2012 PBA50 Rookie of 

the Year Amleto Monacelli 

of Venezuela, 276-216, in the 

championship match to win the 

second tournament of the 2013 

PBA50 Tour season. 

Williams found it necessary 

to implement the unusual 

technique of using a different 

ball on each lane of the 

championship pair in the title 

match to get the desired ball 

reaction on each lane. 

“It’s not something I 

normally do, but I practiced 

By Lance Ragland, Staff Writer 

800 is a number that bowlers 

in every league, in every 

house, every night hope to 

bowl. For 23-year-old Cory Dollard 

it’s a number he has seen 

three times in his life, including 

twice in the last month. 

What makes Dollard’s recent 

success even more impressive 

is that he is Autistic. According 

to Jim Dollard, Cory’s father, 

he suffers from a mild case of 

Autism. 

Dollard hasn’t let his disability 

hold him back though. 

He attended regular classes 

throughout his childhood and 

graduated from Richardson- 

Berkner High School. “This 

forced him to be more social 

and get out in the community,” 

said his father Jim. 

Getting out in the community 

is what helped Dollard 

discover the sport of bowling. 

When he was younger he 

started going to AMF Rich- 

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Walter Ray Williams Jr. 

with a few balls and was able 

to determine that if I needed 

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Autistic bowler sets 

the mark 

ardson Lanes on Sundays for 

dollar bowling. 

According to AMF Richardson’s 

youth director, Sharon 

Pease, “ He loved the sport 

and eventually started bowling 

nine to 15 games every Sunday, 

eventually we convinced him 

to sign up for one of our youth 

leagues.” 

“I like to bowl, bowling is 

fun, I have made many friends 

since I started bowling,” said 

Cory. 

Dollard quickly improved 

his game and in December 

of 2009 he bowled a 279 and 

received an 11-in-a-row award 

for that game. It wasn’t too 

long until he captured the 12th 

strike, on August 18th, 2011 he 

bowled his first perfect game. 

“It’s awesome, we are 

completely supportive of his 

bowling, we couldn’t be more 

proud of what he has already 

accomplished in the sport,” 

said Jim Dollard. 

Scarborough rolls first 

900 Series in PBA history 

THE VILLAGES, Fla. — Joe 

Scarborough of Charlotte, N.C., 

rolled three consecutive 300 

games to start the first round 

of qualifying in the PBA50 

Sun Bowl at The Villages at 

Spanish Springs Lanes Sunday, 

recording the first 900 series in 

Professional Bowlers Association 

history. 

Scarborough, who turned 

50 in October 2012, is bowling 

in only his second PBA50 Tour 

event. He qualified 38th in the 

re-named PBA Senior Tour’s 

season-opener in New Port 

Richey, Fla., last week, but lost 

his first best-of-three-game 

single-elimination match. 

The self-employed electrical 

contractor threw another strike 

to start his fourth game, but 

his streak ended at 37 in a row 

when he left a split on his 38th 

shot. Three straight sub-200 

games then toppled him out 

of the lead and into a tie for 

12th place with 1,921 pins, 77 

pins behind leader PBA Hall 

of Famer Mark Williams of 

Beaumont, Texas, who averaged 

249.75 for eight games to 

Cory Dollard 

Dollard continued to bowl in 

league at AMF Richardson and 

he eventually took a job with 

the bowling center, working as 

a CSR(Customer Service Rep). 

Dollard helps customers by 

setting up bumpers, dropping 

off food, putting in names and 

helping them with anything 

else they might need during 

their outing. 

“I love my job because I’m 

able to see my friends that I’ve 


 

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Joe Scarborough 

lead the field of 159 bowlers 

with a 1,998 total. 

“I’m pretty surprised,” 

Scarborough said. “I had the 

shot, I took my time and it 


Joan Feinblum, 

USBC Hall of 

Famer, dies at 81 

ARLINGTON — Joan 

Feinblum, who was inducted 

into the United States Bowling 

Congress Hall of Fame last 

year, died Monday. She was 81. 

Feinblum, of Santa Rosa, 

Calif., dedicated more than five 

decades of service to bowling 

at the local, state and national 

levels, including four years of 

work on the committees and 

task forces that helped develop 

USBC. 

Feinblum spent more than 

a decade on the Women's 

International Bowling Congress 

Board of Directors, and most 

recently served as chairperson 

of the USBC Nominating Committee 

and the USBC Hall of 

Fame Committee. 

"I stand here humbled and 

grateful and I just can't believe 

it," Feinblum said at last year's 

USBC Hall of Fame inductions. 

"What a privilege it is to be 

inducted. This isn't about me. 

It's about the passion of all 

those who work and volunteer 

in this industry. I know that 

bowling has a big future." 

Feinblum caught the attention 

of WIBC officials through 

her behind-the-scenes activities 

Continued on Page 19

Page 2 | Thursday, May 2, 2013 | THE BOWLING NEWS 

Random Thoughts 

This week’s Random 

Thoughts will focus on the 

one and only Ricky Kay. As 

I mentioned last week, Ricky 

recently rolled his first career 

LEAGUE 800 series, an 811 

Ricky Kay 

at AMF Showplace Euless. 

Now let’s find out a little bit 

more about the man and his 

accomplishment. 

Ricky started bowling at the 

age of 16 when a friend of his 

got them started bowling junior 

leagues at the old Golden 

Triangle Lanes in Irving. 

Kay got out to a decent start, 

averaging about 160 throwing 

a back-up ball, and keep in 

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Tony Franklin, Publisher 

mind, this was the ‘70s. Since 

those early years, he has been 

a constant around the DFW 

bowling scene. 

I mentioned last week that 

I was really surprised this was 

his first league 800, because 

he’s been in the game for so 

long, and has always been a 

good bowler. He told me that 

prior to last week he had shot 

three 799 sets, with the first 

being back in 1979, and to 

answer the question of why 

FOUNDED AND PUBLISHED BY JOE GENNARO FROM 1956-2009 

Ricky in action. 

he’s not shot 800 before, he 

added with a smile, “I just call 

it bad luck and bad carry.” 

This however wasn’t his first 

800; he has rolled five 800’s in 

tournaments, with the biggest 

being an 867 at Blazer Bowl in 

a PBA Regional Qualifier, and 

that included three 289 games! 

Ricky does however understand 

that this was a big 

accomplishment, and is really 

enjoying it, “I felt it was a big 

monkey off my back…finally. 

I left the 3-6-10 in the first the 

last game, then threw the next 

nine strikes before leaving a 

solid 9-pin in the 11th for 279 

and the 811, and I was thinking 

about,” he said. “Over time it 

really began to eat at me when 

I would have 530 or 540 after 

two games, and then I would 

come up just a little short in 

the end.” But he wasn’t short 

this time. 

Kay said that his best 

bowling accomplishment, and 

proudest moment was winning 

the Big Daddy Doubles tournament 

with Ted Pritts back in 

2001 or 2002 at DC West. It 

ended a streak of 2nd place 

tournament finishes that had 

gone on for about seven years. 

As for the ball he used, well 

that’s another good story. He 

used a Hammer Taboo that 

Greg Derrick gave him about 

two months ago. But he didn’t 

bother to have it re-drilled 

to fit his hand; he said it felt 

pretty good so he just went 

with as is. Maybe that’s what’s 

been missing all these years, 

his equipment fit too good, and 

he just needed to use someone 

else’s stuff! 

Congrats to Ricky on joining 

the club, “officially” that is, 

and I’ll bet this is just tip of the 

iceberg for him. 

Fagan, Kulick to represent 

Team USA at World Games 

ARLINGTON — Team USA 

members Mike Fagan of Dallas 

and Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., 

will represent the United States 

at the 2013 World Games this 

summer in Cali, Colombia. 

The duo will look to give 

Team USA its first gold medal 

in World Games competition. 

Since the World Games began 

in 1981, the United States has 

won two silver medals and 

three bronze medals but has 

been shut out of the gold medals 

in the event, which is held 

every four years. 

"The World Games traditionally 

features a very tough field 

and it has been difficult to 

win medals as there are only 

two events - singles and mixed 

doubles," said Team USA head 

coach Rod Ross, who made 

the selections along with the 

rest of the Team USA coaching 

staff. "Team USA has a very 

talented roster, so it was very 

difficult to select who would 

compete in this event. I'm 

confident Mike and Kelly will 

represent us well in Cali." 

The last Team USA medal 

at the World Games came in 

2005 in Duisburg, Germany, 

when Team USA's Andrew 

Cain took the men's singles 

bronze. Vernon Peterson and 

Darold Meisel each earned 

men's singles silver medals in 

1997 and 1989, respectively. 

For the U.S. women, Patty Ann 

won a singles bronze in 1989, 

while Mary Lou Vining also 

SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE 2013 

MONDAY 

PIN DIVAS 

Starts June 3rd Bowls 13 Weeks 

3 Member Ladies Bowls @ 10:00AM 

$8.00 Weekly Fees 

FUTURE STARS YOUTH SELECT 

Starts June 3rd Bowl 13 Weeks 

3 Member Ages 8—16 

Bowl @ 5:00 PM Bowl 3 Games 

$130.00 Total Fees 

MONDAY MIXED NUTS 

9 PIN NO TAP 

Starts June 3rd Bowl 13 Weeks 

4 Member Mixed Bowls @ 7:00PM 


9 pins counts as a strike 

TUESDAY 

TUESDAY MENS COMMERCIAL 

Starts June 4th Bowls 13 Weeks 

4 Member Men’s Bowls @ 7:00PM 


BLUE BONNET BELLES 


4 Member Ladies Bowls @ 7:00PM 


WEDNESDAT 

EARLY BIRDS 

Starts June 5th Bowls 13 Wks 

3 Member Ladies Bowls @ 10:00AM 


SUNDOWNERS 

Starts June 5th Bowls 13 Wks 4 

Member Mixed Bowls @ 7:00PM 


WE STINK 8 for 8 

April 24th Bowls 8 Weeks 3 Member 

Bowls @ 7:00 PM $8.00 Weekly Fees 

Choice of Bowling Ball or Bowling Shoes 

THURSDAY 

FOREVER YOUNG 55+ 


4 Member Mixed Bowls @ 10:00 AM 

$8.00 Weekly Fees Free Coffee 

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Starts June 6th Bowls 12 Weeks 4 Member 

Mixed Bowls @ 7:00PM $18.00 Weekly Fees 

Each Team Gets Pizza & 1 Pitcher of Beer 

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won a singles bronze in 1981. 

The United States has never 

medaled in mixed doubles. 

Bowling is one of more 

than 36 sports not currently 

included in the Olympics that 

will be showcased in the World 

Games for 11 days beginning 

July 25. Eight countries from 

each of the three zones (American, 

Asian and European) of 

the World Tenpin Bowling 

Association will represent 

bowling by sending one male 

and one female athlete. 

The bowling competition at 

the World Games will begin 

Aug. 1 with six games of 

mixed doubles followed by the 

stepladder finals. The singles 

event will take place Aug. 

2-4 with a total of 12 games 

of qualifying followed by 

round-robin match play and the 

stepladder finals. 

In addition to the United 

States, the American Zone 

will be represented by Brazil, 

Canada, Colombia, Guatemala, 

Mexico, Puerto Rico and 

Venezuela. The Asian Zone 

will send China, Japan, Korea, 

Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, 

Singapore and Chinese Taipei, 

while the European Zone countries 

will be England, Finland, 

France, Germany, Italy, Norway, 

Sweden and Ukraine. 

FRIDAY 

YOUTH / ADULT DOUBLES 

Starts May 10th Bowls 8 Weeks 

1Youth - 1 Adult Bowls @ 6:30PM 

Each bowler gets a new bowling ball 

SATURDAY 

ALL STARS YOUTH 


Bumpers Ages 5—7 Bowl 1 Game 

Preps Ages 8—12 Bowl 3 Games 

Majors Ages 13—18 Bowl 3 Games 

Bowl @ 10:00AM $130.00 Total Fees 

Bumper Total Fees $ 60.00 

SUNDAY 

SUNDAY NITE OWLS 


4 Member Mixed Bowls @ 6:30PM 

$15.00 Weekly Fees $15.00 Weekly 

Friends & Family 8 for 8 

Starts May 5th Bowls 8 Weeks 

3 Members Bowls @ 6:00PM 

Choice of Bowling Ball or Bowling Shoes 

Come in and enjoy 

the coldest A/C in East Texas!

Men 

Billy Grant, Tenpins & More ................................... 836 

Sean Lavery-Spahr, Plano Super Bowl ................. 826 

Jason Tidwell, Diamond Lanes ............................. 821 

Matt Akin, Oil Bowl Lanes ..................................... 816 

Jerry Fears, Oil Bowl Lanes .................................. 815 

Jack Armstrong III, AMF Showplace Euless ........ 813 

Marshall Morrison, Western Bowl ......................... 813 

Jody Graves, Maverick Bowl ................................. 812 

Brian Hammond, Cityview Lanes .......................... 809 

Mike Donahue, AMF Spare Time Lanes ............... 807 

Cory Dollard, AMF Richardson Lanes .................. 804 

Mike Miller, AMF DeSoto Lanes ............................ 803 

Mark Morgan, Killeen Bowlerama ......................... 798 

Anthony Simonsen, AMF Showplace Garland ..... 797 

Steven Cox, Pin Center Bowl ................................ 794 

Jason Radloff, Eastridge Lanes ............................ 793 

Lewis Stansbury, Hallmark Lanes ......................... 790 

Randy Williams, Stadium Lanes ............................ 790 

Nick Granado, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ........ 785 

Larry Millican, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .................. 785 

Philip Ringener, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama............ 782 

Kevin Westdyk, AMF Lewisville Lanes.................. 778 

Denver Tollett, Jr., Fiesta Lanes ............................ 778 

Ronnie Booth, USA Bowl ....................................... 775 

David Walker, Brunswick Zone Watauga .............. 768 

Norm Winders, Forum Bowl .................................. 766 

Larry Johnson, Heritage Lanes ............................. 766 

C J Johnson, Cowtown Bowling Palace ............... 750 

Glen Rutledge, Terrell Bowl ................................... 748 

Tony Boyd, Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama ......................... 744 

Jay Hobson, BRC Thousand Oaks ....................... 739 

Robert Grigsby, Red Bird Lanes ........................... 717 

Robert Goldsmith, Strikz ....................................... 674 

Women 

Misty Kaiser, Fiesta Lanes ..................................... 814 

Dana Hough, AMF Showplace Garland Lanes ..... 794 

Diane Jessie, Forum Bowl ..................................... 783 

Jovan Blankenfeld, BRC Thousand Oaks ............ 769 

Tennelle Milligan, Cowtown Bowling Palace ........ 767 

Tawana Ramey, Killeen Bowlerama ...................... 761 

Michelle Rogers, AMF Richardson Lanes ............ 746 

Stephanie Mills, Oil Bowl Lanes ........................... 740 

Michelle Montgomery, Heritage Lanes ................. 724 

Candra Chandler, Western Bowl ........................... 720 

Alecia Henderson, AMF Showplace Euless ......... 708 

Megan Simon, Plano Super Bowl ......................... 707 

Sara Vargas, Tenpins & More ................................ 706 

Leigh Batten, Cityview Lanes ................................ 698 

Cathy Nelson, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ......... 696 

Mindy Wynn, Brunswick Zone Watauga ............... 695 

Rebecca Newell, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .............. 692 

Jenny Norris, Oil Bowl Lanes ................................ 688 

Owa Ciesiolka, Hallmark Lanes ............................ 685 

Ashley Bowen, Diamond Lanes ............................ 684 

Leritha Pride, AMF DeSoto Lanes ......................... 675 

Velma Campbell, USA Bowl ................................... 674 

Sharonda Bishop, AMF Spare Time Lanes .......... 671 

Barbara Shaw, Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama ................... 665 

Shauna White, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama .............. 662 

Kate Miller, Eastridge Lanes .................................. 653 

Pam Matthews, Maverick Bowl ............................. 637 

Kari Nunn, Terrell Bowl .......................................... 632 

Karla Johnson, Red Bird Lanes ............................ 626 

Jeanne Eubanks, Stadium Lanes .......................... 622 

Rita Smith, AMF Lewisville Lanes ......................... 613 

Loren Tenczar, Strikz .............................................. 610 

Stacie Parrish, Pin Center Bowl ............................ 605 

At Cityview Lanes 

Hammond rips 300/809, 

Batten lands 698 

Petosa 299, Lock 298 

Brian Hammond headed 

the leader boards last week at 

Cityview Lanes by compiling a 

classy 258-300-251 = 809 Billie 

& Les High Pot series. 

Leigh Batten, from the Sunset 

Combo group, paced the ladies 

with an outstanding 253-215-230 

= 698 set. 

Jeremy Petosa, youth bowler, 

took runner-up honors with a 

near-perfect 299 game while 

Clayton Lock followed with a 

nice 298 solo. 

THE BOWLING NEWS | Thursday, May 2, 2013 | Page 3 

Booth compiles 775 at USA Bowl, 

Campbell drills 674 

Huh 300, Ankenbrandt 

299 

Ronnie Booth’s first rate 245- 

276-254 = 775 Superstars session 

ended as the number-one set of 

the week at USA Bowl. 

Velma Campbell rolled a 

chart-topping 200-207-267 = 674 

West Stars session to pace the 

lady bowlers. 

Young Huh garnered 

high-game honors with an 

award-winning perfecto. Jerry 

Ankenbrandt’s near perfect 299 

solo took runner-up honors. 

HONOR ROLL 

Jody Muskett 219-614, Jerry 

Ankenbrandt 749, Canessa Brown 

192-546, Alex Barnishin 257-728, Diane 

Brown 213-597, Karla Balluch 197-522, 

Richard Sparks 176-476, Tammy Vick 

164-381. 

Robert Goodhough 173-457, Kara 

Vick 90-254, Tom Bowman 289-716, 

Donna Hartwig 237-599, Young Huh 

716, Christine Harding 208-548, John 

Johnson 211-546, Mary Lay 176-510. 

Jim Simpkins 192-540, Louise 

Feuerbacher 190-493, Phil Kepner (4 

games) 228-886, Rita Smith (4 games) 

201-723, Austin Hill, Sr. (4 games) 219- 

749, Mindy McNeal (4 games) 171-647. 

Delbert Johnson 258-668, Jack Soria 

235-667, Zaneta Jones 214-580, Brad 

King 236-675, Judith Guillory 201-590, 

Chester Gibson 233-649, Dellie Bolton 

205-566, TV Robinson 255-637. 

Cathy Sposito 193-539, Jonathan 

Martinez 215-610, Sonya Robinson 

171-505, Chris Kyser 244-667, Nannie 

Harris 235-565, Jerry Dunn 237-640, 

Susan Charlton 235-562, James Smith 

234-649. 

Dana Short 237-627, James Gray 

209-625, Aricia Grant 149-430, Ronnie 

.Booth 276-775, Michelle Carr 233-622, 

Les Burnham 241-652, Vanessa Brown 

227-608, Michael Lorfing 167-481. 

Kaye Cameron 159-423, Earl Davis 

164-438, Mary Jo Wilmoth 166-414, 

Dondi Rhone 182-529. 

SENIORS 

Burdette Graham 235-639, Marty 

HONOR ROLL 

Ricky Roberts 277-759, Arnie Parish 

256-696, Miki Jo Parish 215-621, 

Mary Sandford 257-644, Joey Sanchez 

268-729, Yolinda Lenihan 209-579, 

John Collins 266-769, Cherie DeLeon 

235-633. 

Karen Holder 182-512, Marsh 

Weiershausen 258-724, Sherri Miglio 

189-527, Ron Neely 277-694, Karen 

Steele 209-533, Fred Bailey 213-522, 

Sarah Canada 174-436, Jodie Snook 

268-671. 

Laughton Smith 278-767, Diane 

James 227-644, Ed Demars 227-637, 

Jay Rux 287-716, Clayton Lock 787, 

Pam Chandler 237-673. 

SENIORS 

Red Kelly 236-675, Dottye Evans 

202-542, Nate Griffin 288-702, Cheryl 

Killough 200-550 

Barlow 159-442, JD Underwood 224- 

634, Carolyn Rush 172-438, Carl Morris 

Now taking sign ups for Summer Leagues 

Second Annual 

BOWLING FOR HOPE 

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United for Christ Student Ministries 

Hope Fellowship Church 

142 W. Irving Blvd., Irving, TX 75060 

Saturday, May 18 

ENTRY FEE: $20.00 per person 

(includes 3 games and shoes) 

- 4 Person Teams - 

Check-in: 11:00 AM Bowling Starts: 12:00 PM 

Call to reserve a lane in advance. 

Late entries will be accepted the day of event. 

For questions or to reserve a lane contact Diane Brown at (972)741-1874 

Early entries can be turned in at Hope Fellowship or Dawg. E Day S’Paw 

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PREPARE FOR 

NATIONALS 

Sundays from 9 AM to 1 PM 

Cityview Lanes will have practice sessions on the lane 

conditions of the Open Championship (Reno) 

Since the Open Championships will have 2 different lane 

conditions this year you will have to specify whether you 

want to practice on the Team or the Doubles/Singles pattern. 

All practice games on Open patterns 

will be $2.00 per game. 

Even though the patterns will be on the lanes all day we can’t guarantee 

their freshness or what type bowler previously bowled on the lanes 

after 1 PM. In addition please call ahead to ensure there has not been 

another booking such as the TCBA National Playoffs on the Sunday 

you plan to practice. 

FYI - Team pattern is 41 feet with 26.05 mils of conditioner per lane. 

Doubles/Singles pattern is 39 feet with 24.4 mils of conditioner per lane. 

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Just Paying 

Attention By Mark London 

Mark@TheBowlingNews.net 

Bowling radio shows are 

not limited to over-the-air 

broadcasts. There are a couple 

of noteworthy bowling radio 

shows worth a listen on your 

personal electronic device. 

There is a show featuring a 

Milwaukee-based bowling personality. 

This one is above180. 

com Bowlers Pro Shop owner 

and Bowlers Journal ball 

reviewer Joe Cerar, Jr. and 

host Tim Burg upload weekly 

podcasts with familiar names 

David Walker’s powerful 768 

High Points led rocked the men’s 

leader board for the week at 

Brunswick Zone Watauga. 

Mindy Wynn, Walker’s 

leaguemate, fronted distaff 

scoring with a hard-hitting 695 

set. 

Johnathon Hooks had the 

high-game with a near perfect 

299, and Eric Jackson rolled a 

298. 

HONOR ROLL 

John Collins 720, Julie McHugh 

in the industry. According to 

his bio, Burg is a national radio 

talk show producer. It’s very 

conversational and is a very 

easy listen. 

The most well-known 

internet show is by a very 

familiar name. Lane man 

extraordinaire and PBA Hall 

of Famer Lenny Nicholson has 

hosted his show ‘Phantom 

Radio’ for a number of years. 

These days, it can be found 

at http://kegel.net/phantom/ 

At Brunswick Zone Watauga 

Walker on top with 

768, Wynn claims 695 

Hooks 299, Jackson 298 

625, Jeff Brace 729, Kathleen LeCroy 

643, Robert Galvan 710, Sandy Dooley 

654, Dustin Belew 721, Jennifer 

Brautigan 455, Dave Schwartz 686, 

Victoria Thomas 510. 

Leon Morris 663, Ginnette Patzer 

561, Jeff Brace 709, Eleanor Williams 

609, Eric Garber 729, Sherri Flannery 

669, Fred Gonzales 702, Janice 

Maggiora 519, Michelle Maddox 521, 

Phil Joiner 661, Lisa Head 508. 

SENIORS 

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Jimmy Hill 644, Sue Condotta 561. 

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great interviewers, he allows 

guests to tell their stories. 

Like the Tonight Show was for 

comics when Johnny Carson 

hosted, you’ve made it when 

you are a guest on this show, 

something Publisher Tony 

knows, right Tony? 

Let’s not forget Mike 

Flanagan’s insidebowling.com 

internet show. Although it’s on 

hiatus right now, the first two 

seasons are on the webpage. 

According to Flanagan, the 

show will return in the not-todistant 

future. 

An over-the-air show I did 

overlook last week is out of 

Tampa. It’s heard Wednesdays 

from 11am to Noon Eastern 

on WTAN 1340 AM. ‘Let’s Go 

Bowling’ is one of the longerrunning 

shows, this one has 

had many notable guests that 

have joined hosts Ken Van 

Baber and Gold Level certified 

coach Bill Zuben. 

* * * * 

Here’s an update on a show 

I profiled last week. Keggler’s 

Corner, heard Saturday mornings 

in St. Louis is going away. 

Let me rephrase that. The host 

station, KFNS-AM has new 

owners and has changed to an 

all-talk format as of May 1. So 

the April 27 show may be the 

last one for a while until a new 

station is found. 

Surprisingly, my radio 

career might be back. Let me 

rephrase that. Co-host Alena 

Mathews asked me to be a 

last-minute guest for the final 

two segments of the April 20th 

show. As far as I know, I didn’t 

wake-up any of the guests 

staying at one of two bed and 

breakfasts I currently manage 

with my wife. Here I was, heating 

up an Andouille sausage 

casserole and a pecan orange 

bread pastry we prepped the 

night before while talking 

about the PBA troubles dating 

back to 1994, an anecdote on 

PDW’s shades, and why my 

childhood center was seen on 

the silver screen. All this and a 

nice glass of cold orange juice 

at 7:30 on a Saturday morning. 

Then the Sports Schmucks 

in Kansas City on KCXL 1140 

AM and 102.7 FM asked me on 

this past Sunday for the 8 p.m. 

bowling segment, after PBA 

Commissioner Tom Clark and 

the new regular segment featuring 

Matty McHonor Score, 

Matt Mcniel. Talk about feeling 

like a pair of brown shoes in a 

world of tuxedos. 

* * * * 

Some weeks I wonder what 

to include in this column. A 

pair of 900 series, really? Only 

two? The one I want to mention 

is the first in PBA history. 

James Scarborough opened 

qualifying in the PBA50 Sun 

Bowl in the Villages, presented 

by Hammer, with a 37-bagger. 

Think about that for a moment. 

Not only to get almost forty 

straight shots in the hole, but 

carrying thirty-seven in a row, 

especially in a professional 

tournament is simply remark- 

able. Think I got to 16 once, 30 

of 32 at the Open Championships 

a few years ago, but 

thirty-seven? 

You’d think he would run 

away from the field, but he 

didn’t have the best carry 

afterward, or on the second day 

of qualifying. Fortunately, he at 

least cashed, hanging on by ten 

pins. I’m waiting to hear from 

PBA Media Relations chief Bill 

Vint about what, if any award 

may be on its way. Would be 

one hellacious ring if he gets 

one. Truly one of a kind. 

* * * * 

Finally this week, it’s time 

for the list. Not any list, but 

THE list. Not to worry, but I 

have been given permission 

from the source to tell you. 

Coming in November, Bowlers 

Journal International celebrates 

a full century publishing its 

magazine with a 100th an- 

At Rowlett Bowl-a-Rama 

Boyd racks up 744, 

Shaw snags 665 

Tony Boyd racked up a 

rollicking 243-269-232 = 744 

Thursday Funfours session to 

lead the honor roll last week at 

Rowlett Bowl-a-Rama. 

Barbara Shaw led the ladies 

with a highly commendable 

268-205-192 = 665 Wednesday 

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HONOR ROLL 

Larry Lee 256-686, Janice Olick 175- 

492, Bill Clary 236-680, Cara Thompson 

191-524, Kevin Jester 257-617, Amanda 

niversary special issue. Inside 

the issue will be THE list. Ever 

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I thought so. It’s bowling. Just 

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no major tournament finals 

show delays, not bowling on 

Letterman. It’s just bowling 

(There is another list for the 

other items, I’ve been told). 

So in November, the BJI will 

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Bowling Moments list. Strikes 

to remember, numerous 300 

games, arena finals, heart 

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type stuff. Some you have seen 

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your favorites might rank. Let’s 

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UMES, Robert Morris claim xbowling Intercollegiate Team Championships 

LINCOLN, Neb. — The 

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Illinois men hoisted the Kerm 

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Pikeville, 2-0, to take the 

trophy, while Robert Morris 

knocked off McKendree, 2-0, to 

take the men's title. CBS Sports 

Network will air the women's 

championship match May 17 

at 10 p.m. Eastern, while the 

men's final will be shown May 

24 at 10 p.m. Eastern. 

The Hawks' victory in the 

women's title match gave the 

program five national championships 

in the past six years 

(three NCAA titles and two ITC 

wins). They claimed victories 

of 209-180 and 173-171 in making 

quick work of Pikeville in 

the best-of-three match. 

"So few people get to go out 

with a win, to go out on top, 

what a great way to end a great 

experience," Maryland Eastern 

Shore senior Anggie Ramirez 

said. "My last day of collegiate 

bowling couldn't be any more 

perfect." 

Senior anchor T'nia 

Falbo clinched the win for the 

Hawks, tossing a clutch double 

At Plano Super Bowl 

Lavery-Spahr shoots 826, 

Simon chalks up 707 

Wasson 805, Piaz 300 

Sean Lavery-Spahr, from the 

Pepsi Classic group, pocketed 

power-laden 289-258-279 = 826 

numbers en route to earning 

high-series honors the week at 

Plano Super Bowl. 

Tam Wasson finished close 

behind Lavery-Spahr with an 805 

Pepsi Classic set. 

Megan Simon, also from the 

Pepsi Classic group, headed the 

ladies’ leader board with a noteworthy 

235-215-257 = 707 set. 

Steve Piaz earned high-game 

honors with award-winning 

12-bagger. 

At Brunswick Westcreek 

Granado drums up 785, 

Nelson crushes 696 

Coggins 299, Hart 298 

Nick Granado led the high-set 

chase last week at Brunswick 

Westcreek Lanes with a hardhitting 

253-265-267 = 785 Classic 

High Pot session. 

Cathy Nelson, Granado’s 

league mate, dominated scoring 

for the ladies with a booming 

226-211-259 = 696 set. 

Taylor Coggins earned highgame 

honors with a near perfect 

299 solo while Coy Hart took 

runner-up honors with a 298 

single. 

HONOR ROLL 

Ron Boroff 276-768, Cassandra 

Norris 244-635, Ren Johnson 278-739, 

Crystal Askins 209-596, Brian Grange 

279-738, Linda Hollins 211-584, 

Ron Williams 267-726, Jacki Archer 

in the final frame of the second 

game to take a slim come-frombehind 

victory. 

"To be under all these lights 

with everyone staring at you 

there's a little more pressure," 

Falbo said. "I just realized that 

my girls trusted me to make 

the shots, and everything I 

have practiced the last four 

years came out in that final 

frame." 

In the men's final, Robert 

Morris-Illinois won its first collegiate 

national title in school 

history by defeating McKendree 

in consecutive games, 223-192 

and 258-207. 

"This is what we worked 

for all season," Robert Morris 

coach William Clark said. 

"These guys have done all the 

hard work, and I'm proud of 

them." 

Robert Morris anchor and 

college bowling's most valuable 

player Marshall Kent doubled 

in the 10th frame of the first 

game to help the Eagles to 

HONOR ROLL 

Trent Jacobs 244-671, Danielle 

Hopland 213-577, Don Sposito 246-707, 

Cathy Sposito 246-608, John Fitzgerald 

(2 games) 160-313, Victoria Von 

Sachsen (2 games) 167-285, Marshall 

Medlin 247-718. 

Christi Nedved 216-616, Rod Foster 

245-665, Gail Mayer 212-552, David 

Lang 179-516, Kim Boyko 180-408, 

Russell Knight 275-628, Diane Wallentine 

184-528, Phil Stady 253-716, 

Anne Silvia 204-554. 

Bob Clark 214-606, Jean Foland 

172-497, Roger Lago 272-719, Debby 

Oulicky 223-621, Mark Thompson 

202-573. 

Vic Transki 275-711, Mary 

Brathwaite 234-555, Daniel Hughes 

279-701, Pearl Tucker 203-552, Mike 

Patton 700, Jamey Coggins 191-545, 

Ken Korn 256-695, Anita Whitley 245, 

Mike Eades 280-694. 

Laura Hoffman 209, Rudy Garcia 

279, Leisha Murr 206, John Jones 269, 

Willie Jackson 266, James Franklin 

263, Jeff Sorensen 182-444, Shelia Allen 

148-398, Jeff Hamlin 240-649. 

Jennifer Flores 111-299, Garry 

McKinney 192-518, Ken Garber 221-613, 

Robert Flores 147, Carl Jordan 2344- 

645, Coy Hart 687, Dorina Hart 178, 

Carol Atterbury 473, Ren Johnson 265. 

Terra Johnson 220-538, Laughton 

Smith 706, Jesse Negrete 232-644, 

Paula Armstrong 178, Gwynne 

the victory. McKendree's AJ 

Johnson had a chance to win 

the game in the final frame but 

left the 4-6-7 split. 

In the second game, Robert 

Morris came out of the gates 

quickly, starting with a spare 

and seven consecutive strikes 

to roll to the victory. 

"Relief, joy, excitement - it's 

a mixture of a lot emotions 

right now," said Kent. "It's an 

incredible feeling to share this 

moment with seven other guys 

and our two coaches." 

The tournament's most 

valuable player honors went to 

Lindenwood's Amanda Greene 

and Webber International's 

Gary Faulkner. 

Joining Greene on the 

women's all-tournament team 

was Ramirez, Falbo, Jazreel 

Tan of Wichita State, Brandy 

Hensley of Pikeville and 

Deanne Dirado of Kutztown. 

Faulkner was joined on the 

men's all-tournament team by 


278-639, Karen Clevenger 214-532, 

Doug Marburger 217-536, Catherine 

Reiber 136-382. 

Julie Barrett 205-583, Diane Sanchez 

202-571, Tom Jacobsen 267-672, 

Steve Mitchell 235-629, George Frost 

212-557, Ann Goad 163-454, Steve 

Grimes 265-715, Kelly Frey 256-678. 

Russell Wright 235-684, Diane 

Wallentine 222-658, Cathy Sposito 231- 

647, Diane Mueller 243-603, Richard 

Felixson 279-698, Marcy Clampitte 

194-547, Anthony Simonsen 279-758. 

Barbara Jernigan 215-599, Frank 

Phillips 266-669, Diane Wallentine 278- 

673, James Sparlin 245-734, Jackie Fisher 

220-589, Sean Lavery-Spahr (4 games) 

1115, Megan Simon (4 games) 921. 

Warren Conerly 280-752, Patty 

Ellington 258-644, Roger Herrie II 

246-696, Stephanie Robinson 190-544, 

Joe Renner 236-673, Stephanie Calbert 

245-623, Kevin Hiam 268-729, Megan 

Mahan 200-536. 

Mickie Tate 235-647, Robyn Gramly 

196-542. 

O’Connell 467, Charles Covert 268-679, 

Vicky Kopp 223, Shelly Gordan 527. 

Jimmy Howery 266-701, Lindsay 

Brown 188-495, Robert Rhodes 

248-685, Geneva Green 182, Dolores 

Howard 500, Maxine Woolard 216, 

Cathy Lode 527, Chuck Wilcox 189, 

Susan Seward 183. 

Richard Crossland, Sr, 253, Gloria 

Llagas 207-530, Willie Jackson 644, 

Laughton Smith 290-721, Karen 

Burns-Lane 245-627, Ron Coggins 

279-765, Pearl Tucker 236-631, John 

Jones 268-740. 

Terri Trefger 245-630, Jonathan 

Redfield 259-722, Regina Taddy 210- 

609, Carl Jordan 249-698, Rich Perez 

258-683, Chong Ketcham 195, Darlene 

Jones 496, Mike Bumpus 278, Vella 

Edwards 226-609. 

James Pagan 750, Kimer Laster 

202-564, Cassie Williams 177-502, Mike 

McDuff 225-618, Teresa Tibbs 178-483, 

Joe White 207-532, Sonja Nichols 

153-435, Kevin Williams, Sr. 133-383. 

Jennifer Korn 225-594, Steven 

Gaudet 203-588, Randy Seward 179- 

472, Lloyd Morris 204-517, George 

Helfrich 169-484.

I would like to start out by 

thanking Terry Taylor and everyone 

involved with the new 

North Central Texas USBC for 

running a smooth and profitable 

City Tournament. I wrote 

a couple of years ago that the 

city tournament was a joke 

in that too many checks were 

paid out and winning an event 

paid next to nothing. This year 

the prize fund was outstanding 

and I bowled fairly well finishing 

2nd in two events and 

Robert Grigsby was the top 

gun at Red Bird Lanes last week 

after pounding out potent 258- 

247-212 = 717 marks in Sunday 

Night Mix action. 

Karla Johnson, also from the 

Sunday Night Mix group, paced 

the ladies with a solid 214-209- 

203 = 626 outing. 

HONOR ROLL 

Jane Davis 193-562, Lauren Daniel 

210-586, Rodney Brooks 278-667, Billy 

Cathey 247-642, James Maston (9 pin, 

no tap) 300-1111, Lauren Daniel (9 

pin, no tap) 288-980, Dorothy Jones 

came out with over $500 profit 

for the weekend. The folks who 

won events may have even 

made over $1000 profit for the 

weekend. Now that’s a tournament 

worth bowling! 

I don’t know what has 

flowed into the drinking water 

lately, but people are going 

crazy! As I sit here the Boston 

authorities just captured the 

second suspect in the bombings 

at the Boston Marathon, 

and obviously we’re all happy 

At Red Bird Lanes 

Grigsby collars 717, 

Johnson jams 626 

169-475. 

Cindi Wilson 187-501, Alex Galeti 

220-597, Deanna Hoffman 201-562, 

Tim Robinson 267-714, Dwight Moore 

243-662, Ray Foster 213-582, Maizie 

Baker 145-430, Paul Grody 257-637. 

Karen Strang 220-547, Dale Miller 

213-617, Angela Davis-White 194-522, 

Ted Sutton 225-626, Sue Elmore 181- 

514, Lee Jones 224-605, Carol Horton 

181-491, A W Moore 178-515, Gale 

Walker 207-433. Maizie Baker 172-478, 

Barbara Turner 171-494, Ted Shaffer 

200-552, Fran Bivins 179-513. 

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this is over. Like most of you 

this story has had my attention 

because it seemed like we were 

living an episode of CSI. 

Thanks to the media coverage 

we were seeing everything 

the authorities were trying to 

do to catch the ruthless killers. 

A few things jump out at 

me while viewing all this news 

coverage. First the media is too 

worried about being the first 

to report something as anyone 

they speak to seems to be a 

“source close to the situation.” 

Throughout this ordeal we found 

out that just because someone 

says something, doesn’t mean 

they are credible source, and 

obviously in the rush to be the 

“first” to report it they don’t 

seem to care about the credentials 

of the source as many times 

they reported false information. 

Second, the media is also 

tremendously concerned with 

getting so close to the situation 

that they aren’t being safe. 

Several times the police had to 

spend energy to back the press 

up because they had gathered 

very close to the line of fire. I 

don’t need to see something if 

it risks the life of a reporter. 

Finally the scariest part for 

me was how true the term “big 

brother is watching” really is. 

In this situation I’m glad that 

all these department stores, 

gas stations, and restaurants 

had video surveillance so they 

were able to quickly nab these 

guys, but I am starting to think 

that there is no such thing as 

privacy anymore. So now you 

have cameras everywhere, 

which includes businesses and 

even stop lights you also have 

this facial recognition software, 

so basically there is no place 

in the United States where you 

can hide. Although that’s great 

for catching criminals it scares 

me to think it could easily be 

used to track me for the wrong 

reasons. I suppose I can chalk 

it up to homeland security, but 

does it invade my rights as a 

law abiding citizen? That’s for 

each of us to decide on our own. 

The countdown to my new 

arrival is now at 18 weeks and 

that means we are far enough 

along to announce what we 


are having. I am proud to say 

that coming mid-August you all 

can prepare for the arrival of 

Daceman 2.0 (the upgrade). 

Secretly our whole family 

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Haley since she wants 

to be the only Diva in the 

household), and after just a few 

seconds they were able to spot 

the necessary part to determine 

it was indeed a boy. 

I also decided to throw a 

curve ball at the doc and ask if 

he could tell what color it was, 

but since I have worked with 

him numerous times for my job 

he knew how to handle me and 

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Saginaw’s Lorincz, Nebraska’s Mickelson win 

xbowling Intercollegiate Singles 

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Eastern. 

Lorincz defeated Urbana's 

Brock Finch, 245-222, to win 

the men's title, while Mickelson 

took down Wichita State's 

Tannya Roumimper, 289-233, at 

Sun Valley Lanes. 

In the two games he bowled 

on television, Lorincz threw 

20 of 24 strikes en route to the 

title. He threw 10 strikes in the 

win over Finch and also had 10 

strikes, including the first eight, 

in a 278-153 semifinal win over 

Lindenwood's Ronnie Fujita. 

"This win is for all the 

guys back in Saginaw, and it's 

hard to put into words what it 

means to take this trophy back 

to them," Lorincz said. "My 

goal was just to put the ball 

in the pocket and hopefully 

make the pins scatter. Brock 

had a great line, so I knew that 

I would have to stick with him 

somehow." 

Finch advanced to the championship 

match with a 248-213 

semifinal win over Mike Conn 

of Morehead State. He trailed 

by 31 pins halfway through the 

At Forum Bowl 

Jessie fires 783, 

Winders belts 766 

Wilson, Bridges, Sienicki 300’s 

Diane Jessie, from the Fast 

Lane Trio group, led Forum Bowl 

this week with a rock solid 290- 

279-214 = 783 series. 

Norm Winders from the 

Weekenders league led the men 

with a power-packed 266-296-- 

204 = 766 set. 

Carl Wilson, James Bridges, 

and Elizabeth Sienicki all had 

At Cowtown Bowling Palace 

Milligan polishes off 767, 

Johnson handles 750 

Tennelle Milligan headed 

the honor roll for the week at 

Cowtown Bowling Palace with 

a solid 256-245-266 = 767 

Ft. Worth Classic Trio league 

production. Tennelle finished 

her 4 game outing with a 1056. 

C J Johnson, Milligan’s league 

mate, pounded out a powerful 

259-256-235 = 750 set to lead 

the men’s high-set chart and 

completing his 4 game series 

with a 1008. 

HONOR ROLL 

Randy Cross, Sr. 259-729, Katie 

title match against Lorincz and 

mounted a late comeback but 

ran out of frames. 

In the women's title match, 

Mickelson started with the first 

10 strikes before leaving a 10 

pin to end her bid at perfection. 

"I switched balls between 

matches and it had a better 

roll to it and luckily it worked 

out," said Mickelson, a senior 

who helped lead Nebraska to 

the NCAA Women's Bowling 

Championship title last week. 

perfect games during the week. 

HONOR ROLL 

Mark Neville (9 pin) 266-733, Janet 

Swope (9 pin) 244-670, Mark Neville 

232-641, Michelle Anderson 213-591, 

Joyce Johnson 168-515, Tony Herr 

250-687, Carol McGinley 211-559. 

Frank Mills (9 pin 4gm) 300-1110, 

Laura Corwin (9 pin 4gm) 265-968, Ed 

William 175-495, Cathy Thomas 140- 

Tallant 182-520, Michael Johnson 235- 

662, Lauri Hix 120-308, Cody Franks 

236, Sheryl Strand 120-348, Sean 

Seibert 277-664, Katie Tallant 218-621. 

David Poe 258-698, Lindsey 

Mecredy 207-602, Ron Nason 232-664, 

Amanda Couch 205-586, Roy Simpson 

288-732, Sam Magill 267-748, Jim Sapey 

266-716, Coy Hart 266-710, Rosemary 

Brown 218-526. Gustavo Leon, Jr. 

234-674, Gracie Hernandez 195-502, Joe 

Allcock 233-666, J J Martin 287-782, 

Miki Jo Parish 265-697, Ron Nason 

274-665, Jamie Hines 235-606, Kyle 

Martinez 669, Lindsey Megredy 619. 

"To cap off my Husker career 

with another title is magical. 

And to be able to call myself 

a national champion against 

the best college bowlers in the 

world is really special." 

In the semifinals, Mickelson 

pulled away in the back half 

of the game to defeat Wichita 

State's Jazreel Tan, 192-165. 

Roumimper advanced to 

the title match by defeating 

Wichita State teammate Daria 

Kovalova, 243-223. 

At AMF Richardson 

Dollard hammers 804, 

Rogers nails 746 

Lavery-Spahr 803, Estes, Whitney add 300’s 

Cory Dollard’s chart-topping 

255-258-290 = 804 session in 

XXXX Rated action earned highseries 

honors for the week at AMF 

Richardson Lanes. 

Sean Lavery-Spahr followed 

close behind Dollard with an awardwinning 

803 Classic Trio series. 

Michelle Rogers headed 

the ladies high-set race with a 

rip-roaring 266-259-221 = 746 

Classic Trios outing. 

Bryan Estes and Ryan Whitney 

shared high-game accolades with 

award-winning 12-baggers. 

HONOR ROLL 

Jack Alphin 238-696, Betty Quillen 

169-427, Karleen Reynolds 286-711, 

Jim Perl 243-672, Kelly Ellis 192-505, 

Jim Mahoney 235-675, Sandi Joseph 

258-709, Jack Alphin 219-567, Betty 

Quillen 171-468. 

Bill North 259-677, Melissa 

Killebrew 256-698, Mike Crouch 267- 

736, Andy Fischman 186-528, Cory 

Dollard 246-622, Kathleen Wright 

192-495, Jeff Carter 205-600, Lisa 

Sturm 167-450. 

Wayne Walker 199-564, Sandra 

Lyman 164-460, Ron Yoshida, Sr. 

217-642, Terry Shannon 199-575, 

Warren Caldwell 259-712, Mary Gesino 

207-543, Cory Toombs 246-706, April 

Gourley 180-484. 

357, Cindy King 222-567, Mark Rogers 

244-634, Donny Hawkland 257-736. 

Donna Pulice 255-575, Marvin Sitts 

Jr 243-660, Dana Short 243-637, Marty 

Valdez 237-605, Sandy Lloyd 137-363, 

Carl Wilson 300-735, Dena Buffington 

232-585, Ben Haack (4gm) 275-985. 

Bill Hollifield 259-714, Annie 

Akanni 268-656, David Boski 257-658, 

Karen Hoyle 225-616, Ric Brinkman 

214-611, Mary Flores 178-489, Ricky 

Swope 245-712, Kristal Canales 

215-591. 

Aie Lah 249-728, James Stewart 

249-744, Karen Hoyle 268-639, Issac 

Delagarza 259-630, Emily Montgomery 

246-628, Tina Wimberley 188-502, 

Bradley Colburn 213-564, Kimberly 

Sanders 146-432. 

Josh Briggs (4 games) 972, Stefanie 

Nation (4 games) 247-905, Michael 

Williams 645, Kris Jennings 185-456, 

Grady Adams 245-618, Jennifer Lawson 

176-476, Michael Johnson 267-688, 

Sandy James 203-553. Randy Miller 

254-657, Alice Cain 185-540, Zachery 

Moore 246-630, Gloria Plemons 204- 

499, Jesse Negrete 639, Frances Reyes 

426, Tommy Perkins 245, Richard 

Rosamond 535, Shari Roach 183-442. 

Brad Woods 532, Susan South 183- 

440, Dalton Rosamond 522. 

SENIORS 

Gary Kryder 258-677, Neva House 

211-547, Johnny Zaskoda 258-668, 

Carol Watson 186-521, John Stewart 

243-657, Delbert Tullous 213-635, Karen 

Wittenberg 191-517, Sal Grieco 237-600. 

Larrie Boyett 188-514, James Phugh 

226-599, Millie Griggs 191-513, Cody 

Franks 237-664, Wanda Eads 194-548, 

David Pruitt 212-619, Vicky Martinez 

183-484, Wes Vance 604, Judy Biel 471.

At AMF Showplace Garland 

Simonsen rocks 298/797, 

Hough slams 300/794 

Wooldridge adds 300, Sleeper 298 

Anthony Simonsen headed the 

honor roll for the week at AMF 

Showplace Garland Lanes taking 

high-series with a top drawer 

287-298-212 = 797 NASCAR 

league series. 

Donna Hough posted an 

impressive 236-258-300 = 794 

NASCAR set to front fem scoring. 

Drake Wooldridge had highgame 

honors with an awardwinning 

12-bagger. Mark Sleeper 

Jr. held strong with a 298 game. 

HONOR ROLL 

Johnny Lannan 247-668, Donna 

Hough 218-616, Troy Smith 280-737, 

Nikki Hardwick 213-570, Garrett 

Mazzuca 569, Pam Williams 182-486, 

Curtis Vann 211-508, Loren Puyear 

222-512. 

JD Venable 234-648, Rita Williams 

178-500, Drake Wooldridge 300-729, 

Mark Sleeper Jr 298-765, Deneace 

Johnson 275-704, Gale Maida 162-463, 

Jeff Schupbach (2gm) 206-386. 

Lilly Schultz (2gm) 137-274, Ron 

Horn 221-563, Arlane Mitchell 183-522, 

Al Aguilar 259-660, Bertha Sanchez 

212-563, Roger Wendt 234-626, Joyce 

Powers 200-532, Brandon Davidson 

265-710. 

Ira Taylor Jr 258-687, Mandy 

Pezzano 256-722, Clen Chancellor 

297-735, Anthony Simonsen 266-770, 

Tonjah Castro 223-648, Tony Walton 

227-645, Janis Gharras 193-559, Brian 

Talley 258-706. 

Mark DeArmanet Sr 257-680, Janet 

Scarbrough 179-493, Angie Ashley 

223-579, Sammy Espinoza 216-606, 

Ralene Minyard 165-410. 

North Central Texas USBC 

Final Prize Listing 

2013 NCTUSBC Open City Tournament 

Team, Open, Handicapped 

Place Team name Entry Score Prize From 

1 The Price Is Right 70 2,889 $2,000.00 Irving, TX 

2 29-Squeeze 84 2,883 $1,000.00 Arlington, TX 

3 Bowling Bums 22 2,880 $600.00 Cleburne, TX 

Total prizes awarded in this division: $10,860.00 

Team, Scratch (Optional), Scratch 


1 29-Squeeze 84 2,839 $800.00 Arlington, TX 

2 BANKSTON & CREW 152 2,759 $600.00 Burleson, TX 

3 Lightening Bolts 115 2,752 $372.00 Grapevine, TX 


Total prizes awarded in this event: $12,932.00 

Doubles, 381 Over, Handicapped 


1 Zuniga, Jack / Jones- Whitney, Heather L 64 1,631 $1,200.00 Frisco, TX 

2 Franklin, Anthony T / Dacy, Clint H 10 1,575 $600.00 Frisco, TX 

3 Chetister, Alan L, Jr / Vermilyea, Erik O 19 1,538 $300.00 Mansfield, TX 


Doubles, 380 Under, Handicapped 


1 Colquitt, David / Price, Randy N 70 1,546 $1,200.00 Irving, TX 

2 Wise, John ‘Jay’ W / Ewig, Andrew S 2 1,522 $600.00 Arlington, TX 

3 Johnson, Sean M / Johnson, Bryce G 133 1,517 $300.00 Alvarado, TX 


Doubles, Scratch (Optional), Scratch 


1 Zuniga, Jack / Jones-Whitney, Heather L 64 1,626 $800.00 Frisco, TX 

2 Franklin, Anthony T / Dacy, Clint H 10 1,543 $400.00 Frisco, TX 

3 Chetister, Alan L, Jr / Vermilyea, Erik O 19 1,538 $240.00 Mansfield, TX 



Singles, 191 Over, Handicapped 


1 Sienicki, Elizabeth R 33 831 $1,000.00 Grand Prairie, TX 

2 Maryland, Jason J 115 815 $600.00 Grapevine, TX 

3 Williams, Marcus A 3 811 $300.00 Keller, TX 


Singles, 190 Under, Handicapped 


1 Herbert, Frank J 124 828 $1,000.00 Stephenville, TX 

2 Cornelius, James E 66 803 $500.00 Fort Worth, TX 

3 Drews, Nikki J 21 795 $280.00 Fort Worth, TX 


Singles, Scratch (Optional), Scratch 


1 Ray, Kelly L 127 803 $500.00 Benbrook, TX 

2 Williams, Marcus A 3 801 $250.00 Keller, TX 

3 McMicken, Rand 42 791 $120.00 Grapevine, TX 



All Events, Open, Handicapped 


1 Sienicki, Elizabeth R 33 2,397 $500.00 Grand Prairie, TX 

2 Montgomery, Bradley O 137 2,372 $250.00 Cedar Hill, TX 

3 Maryland, Jason J 115 2,342 $125.00 Grapevine, TX 


All Events, Scratch, Scratch 


1 Ray, Kelly L 127 2,294 $500.00 Benbrook, TX 

2 Franklin, Anthony T 10 2,259 $250.00 Frisco, TX 

3 Williams, Marcus A 3 2,255 $125.00 Keller, TX 



Total prizes awarded in this tournament: $48,511.00 

At AMF DeSoto 

Miller leads 

at 803, Pride 

downs 675 

Mike Miller outscored the 

competition last week at AMF 

DeSoto Lanes with a solid 245- 

279-279 = 803 DeSoto Classic 


Leritha Pride paced the ladies 

with a robust 247-237-191 = 675 

Pushovers set. 

HONOR ROLL 

Ken Suber Sr 226-631, Mae Boose 

178-482, William Malone 259-715, 

Stacey Pride 245-643, Steve Ford 

244-674, Dellie Bolton 205-581, Chuck 

Mooney 256-686, Merschelle Braswell 

217-556. 

Erik Williamson 267-728, Deneace 

Johnson 225-616, Bill Goat 230-634, 

Vicky Dunn 192-529, Keith Johnson 

226-622, Joyce Thurman 255-647, 

Jessie Sereseroz 231-622, Dolores 

Heitman 183-536. 

Steve Cox 279-727, Janet Miller 

223-598, Bam Pride 278-724, Lynette 

Harris 221-637. 

SENIORS 

Hershel Smith 225-648, Billie 

Bradley 179-520, Willie Pearse 225-631, 

Martha Trees 182-529. 


League Name Day Time 

Start 

Date 

Type #/Team 

Desoto Classic MON 7:00 PM 6/03/13 ANY 3 person any combo 

Youth/ Adult MON 6:30 PM 6/03/13 YTH/ADULT 2 Person Teams 

Senior Mixed 

Doubles 

TUES 10:30 AM 5/28/13 SR COED 55 2 Person Mixed 

Tuesday Nighters TUES 6:00 PM 5/28/13 Mixed 2 Person Mixed 

Battle of the Sexes TUES 6:30 PM 5/28/13 2M/2W 2 Men or 2 Women 

Pushovers WED 6:30 PM 5/29/13 COED 5 Person Mixed 

Sunshine Seniors THUR 10:30 AM 5/30/13 COED 55 4-2/2 OR 3/1, 1/3 

Merchants THUR 7:00 PM 5/30/13 COED 2 Person Teams 

8 for 12 U pick it MON 6:00 PM 

Bowl AMF DeSoto’s 

SUMMER LEAGUES 

Every 

Month 

ANY 

2 person any combo 

Ball-Bag or Shoe Choice 

Sunday Funnies SUN 6:30 PM 6/06/13 COED 4-ANY COMBO 

Just give us a call or contact 

the front desk to sign-up 

or for more information. 

10 YEARS AGO 

Jamie Engle led the honor roll with 859 at Park Central… 

Cody Jones rolled 816 at DC Cityview…Vernon Smith Jr. shot 

816 at BRC Westcreek…Joe Schenck with 300/805 at Longview… 

Daceman shot 746 at BRC Watauga…Brenda Anderson led the 

ladies with 772 at DC Cityview…Sandi Irvine with 737 at Killeen 

Bowlerama…Genie Franklin rolled 706 at DC West…Dana Mackie 

had a 732 at Tenpins & More…Walter Ray Williams is selected 

PBA Player of the Year for the 6th time…Sean Rash wins the MLT 

tournament at Forum Bowl, and $3000…Rick Talley wins his 

4th SASBA title at Dynamic Lanes in Houston…Donny Busocker 

had a perfect game at DC West…Jerry Clark shot 300 at Killeen 

Bowlerama…Brad Angelo is the PBA Rookie of the Year. 

20 YEARS AGO 

Jim Carter led the honor roll with 300/857 at Showplace- 

Euless…Rick Minier rolled 836 at Blazer…Shane McDaniel with 

300/826 at Grove Country…Susie Minshew led the ladies with 806 

at DC SW…Christy Shankle had 758 at Jupiter…Mickie Archer 

shot 736 at DC FW…Teresa Lott had 722 at Showplace-Euless… 

George Branham defeats Parker Bohn III to win the Firestone 

Tournament of Champions and $60k…Frankie Alonzo wins Tour 

at DC East and $1000…Big Goose Wall had a 300 at Showplace- 

Euless…Chris Johnson and Michelle Bazinet win Jr Masters/Jr 

Queens at Grove Country. 

30 YEARS AGO 

Lloyd Sandusky and MR Kirby co-led the honor roll with 

791’s at Jupiter and Lewisville…Jerry Farris with 751 at Bronco 

Bowl…Sherry Slaughter led the ladies with 700 at Alpine… 

Barbara Bradshaw rolled 694 at Fiesta Lanes…Yo Yo Larsen had 

676 at Ridglea…Maxine Smith shot 644 at Wedgwood…Larry 

Hayes takes ACBA at Big Town…Mickey Jefferson won the 

TTBA at Jupiter…Val Goss and Robert Beck won the Jr Master/ 

Jr Queens titles at Alpine. 

AMF 

DeSoto Lanes 

121 Northgate Dr., Desoto, TX 75115 

972-780-8090


Sponsored by 

Matt Lenz headed the Southwest-area 

USBC youth bowling 

last month with a booming 

176-276-249 = 783 Family Time 

series at Mel’s Lone Star Lanes. 

Jessica McAda paced the girls 

with a powerful 255/694 All Star 

Youth Classic set at Fiesta Lanes. 

At BRC Thousand Oaks, San 

Antonio – Gilbert Leal 289-748, Sydney 

Barren 247-650, Jeanette Van Gundy 

220-620, Megan Eaglehouse 224-607, 

Robert Wright 150-411, Shelby Duelm 

124-356, A J Lusk 165-410, Royal Senaj- 

Boyd 142-347, Aaron Loera 237-663, 

Clay Hart 253-594. 

At Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama, Big 

Spring – Cole Schroyer 258-721, Breanna 

Rogers 204-567, Richie Ewing 216- 

645, Kaitlyn Schroyer 201-558, Ransom 

Parks 244-617, Alexia Rawls 177-505, 

Dylan Lance 206-602, Christina 

Rawls 172-415, Dakota Backes 223-531, 

Cheyenne Jones 145-362, Michael Reyes 

185-490, Tera Henry 141-357, Bracy 

Bacon 181-450, Mercedes Rodriquez 

123-356, Scott Cantrelle 142-399, 

Megan Reyes 122-350, Brandon Rogers 

134-354, Aubrey Bentley 133-322, 

Breydon Reyes 149-352, Chloe Scroggins 

102-280, Sonny Prince 137-352, 

Mariah Chavarria 118-277, Drayklyn 

Henry 152-347, Jessica Henry 97-275, 

Allen Rawls 126-331, Delia Rawls 

117-260, Cameron Tradewell 121-326, 

Caitlyn Corley 99-258, Dominick Rawls 

125-296, Sara Jones 91-255, Shae Lang 

103-246. 

At Eastridge Lanes, Amarillo, 

TX – Alexis Radloff 183-447, Tim 

Hartshorn 225-607. 

At Fiesta Lanes, New Braunfels – 

Area USBC Youth Scores 

Dallas USBC Youth Scores 

Michael Wempe headed the 

Dallas-area USBC youth bowling 

last week with a power-packed 

239/710 Major league series at 

AMF Lewisville Lanes. 

Shana Geerdes paced the girls 

with a rollicking 188-234-224 

= 646 Youth/Adult set at Plano 

Super Bowl. 

At AMF Lewisville Lanes – Jeremy 

Palmatier 112-304, DeVesia Bland 

103-272, Corbin Hicks 183-469, Alexis 

Boggs 172-350, Kelly Cozza 185-494. 

At AMF Showplace Garland Lanes 

– Dakota Boyette 254-640, Mikayla 

Rodriguez 192-527, James Hough III 

160-385, Grace Blair 145-385, Kaylan 

Nicholson 178-431, Dakota Boyette 

Brad Edwards 278-755, Matthew Smith 

241-643, Brad Edwards 232-633, Matthew 

Smith 212-619, Gabe Rodriguez 

236-596, D J Rodriguez 216-560, Harlen 

Vick 223-556, Luke Truesevich 210-546, 

Banner Bradshaw 223-588, Taylor 

Votion 188-556, Ryan Mowery 110-179, 

Ashton Kirkland 91-164, Dominic Walls 

160-399, Brandon Halterman 128-341, 

Colby Delano 255-683, Jessica McAda 

212-563, Shelby Light 189-539, Alysha 

Knudstrup 166-443, Ashley Devine 

150-384, Katelyn Nowotny 146-351, 

Diana Berger 126-339, Ashley Lambert 

120-334, Autmun Andress 110-217, 

Shelby Littlebear 120-345, Marley 

Brownslo 120-293. 

At Hallmark Lanes, Killeen – Mike 

Mikell 180-492, Wendy Dillon 157, 

Suzanne Brown 430, John Kilpatrick 

192-516, Wendy Dillon 148-415, Martin 

Daley 100-199, Hunter Wood 209-459, 

Caitlin Schirripa 140-397, Chritina- 

Anthony Trinidad 246, Eri Thomas 

636, May Dixon-Dates 227-559, Jacob 

Reed 208, Jordan Garza 549, Megan 

Wehmeier 182-484, Mike Mikell 168- 

459, Suzanne Brown 143-376, Malachi 

Smith 101-170, Jordan Cina 147, Hunter 

Wood 379, Micaella Fox 99-286, Jeffrey 

Stamp 259, Heath Fletcher 692, Maya 

Dixon-Dates 185-534, Heath Fletcher 

233-514, Samantha Kriner 212-510, 

Mike Mikell 159-448, Cynthia Boneo 

159-397, Joseph Munns 109-199, Hunter 

Wood 174-476, Shyanne Cieiolka 155- 

391, Jordan Garza 237-689, Stephani 

Brown 200, Maya Dixon-Dates 572, 

Heath Fletcher 215, Jason Bardales 592, 

Samantha Kriner 212-506. 

At Heritage Lanes, OKC, Ok – Seth 

Baratz 171-432, Morgan Nunn 172-440, 

219-606. 

At Plano Super Bowl – Allister Rutledge 

276-706, Nate Leiter 257-706, Luke 

Henke 156-424, Mya Murray 80-219, 

Aidan Hudson 161-446, Kristin Wood 

121-352, Spencer Brandon 151-383, 

Faith Kiefert 126-343, Trey Bevels 151- 

391, Katelyn Elliston 153-399, Connor 

Hatzmann 257-673, Jada Davis 177-526, 

Shana Geerdes 226-639, Alec Selinsky 

258-630, Kim Klein 146-431, Sydney 

Sanchez 154-431, Zachary Howarth 

169-396, Megan Cooley 148-407, Hope 

Gramly 198-532, Mitchell Whitehead 

223-573, Clay Adams 198-483, Veronica 

Prior 209-583, Nick Wiggins 225-560, 

Jill Helbig 205-511, Sammy Woodfill 

(2 games) 112-194, Ashley O’Malley 

(2 games) 80-155. 

At Red Bird Lanes – Trenton 

Strickland 210-512, Bailey Speaks 

187-517, Zackary McGlothin 79-156, 

Allura Jules 101-199, Michael Frazier 

81-200, Mariah Frazier 70-142. 

Jaylen Ramirez 233-663, Tiesha Davis 

224-648. 

At Killeen Bowlerama – Chance 

Capinia 221-560, Crystal Ching 163- 

450, Remington Smith 204-548, Molly 

Maxson 224-593, Myles Meier 104-264, 

Ethan Godfrey 114-243, Allison Vekasy 

53-120, Lowen Lara 333, Amber Vekasy 

132-350, Douglas Vaughan 131, Craig 

Arnett 169-412, Caitlin Stone 158-431, 

Shawn Crittenden 131-352, Aurora 

Hall 173-426. 

At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes – Kayla 

Endicott 247-684, Garrison Kurland 

269-705, Kira Hamman 257-649, Justin 

Grant 208-500, Kiara Grant 211-587, 

Robert Hamman 215-525, Jaelle Hamman 

208-500, Bobby Smith 237-609, 

Crystal Reese 193-571, Noah Diaz 

117-217, Sykora Hatton 105-204. 

At Oil Bowl Lanes, Longview 

– March - Alex Ozment 284-686, 

Alyssa Hamby 210-540,Donald Keener 

246-682,Hunter Holler 220-615. 

At Pin Center, Cleburne – T J 

Shoemaker 136-379, T J Shoemaker 

143-358 

At Stadium Lanes, San Angelo – 

Blake Kypfer 242-638, Skylar Bowles 

167-405, Ethan Clifford 129-355, Chris 

Taylor 227-559. 

At Tenpins & More, Rio Rancho, 

NM – Bryan Nogan 252-661, Josh 

Herschman 278-749, Natalia Tchoylians 

248, Daniel Dawes 151, Ashley Abbott 

129, Angel Ortega 236. 

Boys 

Matt Lenz, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes ......................... 783 

Jeremy Petosa, Cityview Lanes ............................ 759 

Brad Edwards, Fiesta Lanes .................................. 755 

Josh Herschman, Tenpins & More ........................ 749 

Gilbert Leal, BRC Thousand Oaks ........................ 748 

Cole Schroyer, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama ............. 721 

Michael Wempe, AMF Lewisville Lanes ................ 710 

Allister Rutledge, Plano Super Bowl .................... 706 

Nate Leiter, Plano Super Bowl .............................. 706 

Heath Fletcher, Hallmark Lanes ............................ 692 

Alex Ozment, Oil Bowl ........................................... 686 

Adam Beasley, Cowtown Bowling Palace ............ 680 

Jaylen Ramirez, Heritage Lanes ........................... 663 

Alex Negrete, Brunswick Zone Watauga .............. 661 

Dakota Boyette, AMF Showplace Garland ........... 640 

Kamari Wine, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes .......... 640 

Blake Kypfer, Stadium Lanes ................................ 638 

Cameron Royes, AMF Spare Time Lanes ............. 634 

Tim Hartshorn, Eastridge Lanes ........................... 607 

Mitchell Neville, Forum Bowl ................................. 603 

Chance Capinia, Killeen Bowlerama ..................... 560 

Micah McCracken, AMF Showplace Euless ......... 541 

Trenton Strickland, Red Bird Lanes ...................... 512 

Elliot Callens, Strikz ............................................... 430 

T J Shoemaker, Pin Center Bowl .......................... 379 

Girls 

Jessica McAda, Fiesta Lanes ................................ 694 

Kayla Endicott, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes ................. 684 

Destiny Velez, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ..... 666 

Sydney Barren, BRC Thousand Oaks ................... 650 

Tiesha Davis, Heritage Lanes ................................ 648 

Shana Geerdes, Plano Super Bowl ....................... 646 

Nadia Stone, Cowtown Bowling Palace ................ 593 

Molly Maxson, Killeen Bowlerama ........................ 593 

Maya Dixon-Dates, Hallmark Lanes ...................... 572 

Breanna Rogers, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama .......... 567 

Jordan Tucker, Brunswick Zone Watauga ............ 561 

Alyssa Hamby, Oil Bowl ......................................... 540 

Khilya Dyche, Cityview Lanes ............................... 531 

Mikayla Rodriguez, AMF Showplace Garland ...... 527 

Bailey Speaks, Red Bird Lanes ............................. 517 

Kristin Hilker, Forum Bowl ..................................... 516 

Diane Hasty, AMF Spare Time Lanes .................... 500 

Kelly Cozza, AMF Lewisville Lanes ....................... 494 

Katarina Korn, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ........ 470 

Alexis Radloff, Eastridge Lanes ............................ 447 

Skylar Bowles, Stadium Lanes .............................. 405 

Danielle Stelzer, Strikz ........................................... 275 

Fort Worth USBC Youth Results 

Jeremy Petosa headed the Fort 

Worth-area USBC youth bowling 

last week with a sky-high 235- 

299-225 = 759 series at Cityview 

Lanes. 

Destiny Velez paced the girls 

with a high-flying 237/666 Final 

Destination set at AMF Showplace 

Euless Lanes. 

At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes 

– Micah McCracken 197-541, Dayne 

Yanai 191-504, Andrew Marvel 185-499, 

Alex Scotch 168-473, Andrew Marvel 

194-495, Zackary Brown 128-320, Max 

Morelli 110-311, Blake Deluna 103-204, 

Jake Scheiden 67-125, Kim Yanai 227- 

605, Taylor Wood 178-474, Victoria 

Hylton 148-361, Taylor Wood 175-458, 

Bella Stahrfisher 138-354, Liberty 

Estrada 107-244, Mieke Lass 54-107. 

At AMF Spare Time Lanes – 

Cameron Royes 262-634, Diane Hasty 

202-500, Logan King 96-190, Amiah 

Johunkin 119-210, Colin Robben 144, 

Tara Spridco 120-334, Dave Heffington 

284. 

At Brunswick Westcreek Lanes – 

Kamari Wine 236-640, Katarina Korn 

188-470, Jordan Cooks 171-442, Megan 

McDuff 110-320, Austin Laster 154-416, 

Caitlynn Yarbrough 74, Christian 

Yarbrough 94, Tore Freeman 178-425, 

Kevin Williams, Jr. 96-273, Gabby 

Castro 162-446, Casey Tibbs 155-377, 

Katie Hamlin 156-385, Teddy Nelson 

139-383, Dylan Morris 152-413, Tra 

McKinney, Jr. 97-277, Brandon Flores 

164-375, Nathan Flores 191-400, Jared 

Nichols 211-561. 

At Brunswick Zone Watauga – 

Hayden Norman 340, Kaylan Bennett 

365, Caleb Drews 391, Reynalda Contreras 

423, Alex Negrete 661, Jordan 

Tucker 561. 

At Cityview Lanes – Adam Sears 

195-475, Thelma Watson 149-422, Trey 

Berry 85-222, Katie Hamlin 165-442, 

David Berry 65-148, Sydnee LeClear 

93-245, Brandon Bonner 92-148, 

Stephanie LeClear 107-289, Kevin Berry 

82-217, Caitlyn Wallace 128-324, AJ 

Felps 170-431, Thelma Watson 219- 

518, Adam Berry 54-142, Tory Davis 

126-333, Josh Reininger 127-339, Katie 

Carlberg 153-405, Kevin Graham 213- 

580, Tyler Meeks 161-396, Aaron Hayes 

192-508, Samantha LeClear 201-528, 

Sam Ambani 134-353, Khilya Dyche 

188-531, Matthew Reininger 144-390, 

David Becker 146-424, Jake Martin 

107-230, AJ Schotanus 199-537, Josh 

Gibbs 211-566, Keith Thomas 199-546, 

Tanner Bankston 205-579, Matthew 

Becker 167-495. 

At Cowtown Bowling Palace – Adam 

Beasley 258-680, Nadia Stone 211-593, 

Daniel Christopher 204-594, Olivia 

Lindsey 140-407, Zach Redford 179, Alex 

LeMaster 147-399, Haggan Allcock 

(2 games) 106-486, Heavyn Virgil (2 

games) 98-188, Therin Virgil (2 games) 

100-185, Conner Fleming 170-434, Ro’Nae 

Medearis 137-381, Jake Swift 150-416, 

Bethany Jones 133-358, Josh Swanson 

137, Kristin Virgil 87-228, Angel Orozco 

358, Adam Beasley 225-649, Olivia 

Lindsey 164-463, Randy Cross 224-643, 

Dannyella Hochstine 152-404, David 

Strand 219-591, Bailey Upmore 136-382. 

At Forum Bowl – Dane Wehr 

104-181, Annalee Roane 95-177, Jacob 

Harriman 99-174, David Carter 200-551, 

Katelynn Correll 181-505, Adan Ruiz 

161-440, Amaya Boles 189-471, Mitchell 

Neville 219-603, Kristin Hilker 200-516, 

Cole Jennings 209-576, Shelbie Goad 

198-492.

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North Central Texas USBC Youth City 

Tournament 

Official Standings 

Place Team Name 

Team Event Division 1, Handicapped 

Total Pins Prize Fund 

1 Showplace #2 2962 $380.00 

Colin Clark, John Howell, Lindsey Paredes, Zach Ballas 


1 Watagua #5 2941 $375.00 

Kara Draper, Jordan Tucker, Vanessa Vasquez, Ernie Armenda 

2 Watagua #2 2899 $200.00 

Haley Dacy, Kobe Nelson, Nick Drews, Marcelino Negrete 

3 Sparetime 2851 $100.00 

Lyric Nunley, Liayah Lyons, Grant Fretz, Diane Hasty 


1 Watagua #4 3006 $275.00 

Austin Grigsom, Austin Schoenfeldt, Mike Mengel, Mark Mengel 

2 Watagua #3 2951 $140.00 

Reed Ashley, Rosie Baxley, Bryan Nedermeier, Spencer Rath 


1 The Gutter Cleaners 2809 $300.00 

Gabriel Phillips, Samantha Kuilan, Anyssa Boles, Amaya Boles 

2 SpareTime 2796 $225.00 

Felicity Campbell, Allison Williams, Phillip Anello, Tyson Oliver 

Doubles Event Division 1, Handicapped 

1 Tanner Bankston/Adam Sears 1456 $200.00 

Doubles Event Division 2, Handicapped 

1 Chance Moore/ Jared Nichols 1519 $225.00 

2 Ashley Walker/Kelsie Land 1489 $165.00 

3 Alex Renaud/ Chris Mailloux 1473 $100.00 

Doubles Event Division 3 Handicapped 

1 Ryan Niedermeier/Spencer Rath 1689 $220.00 

2 Michael Mengel/Mark Mengel 1601 $132.00 

3 Kara Draper/Ernie Armenda 1493 $119.00 

Doubles Event Division4, Handicapped 

1 Felicity Campbell/Allison Williams 1465 $220.00 

2 Roddy Douthit/Dakota Bogart-Cates 1431 $117.00 

2 Jason Merideth/Zachary Jennings 1431 $117.00 

Singles Event Division 1, Handicapped 

1 Nathan Runs Through 772 $125.00 

2 Micah Mccracken 752 $75.00 

3 Cameron Royes 750 $56.00 


1 Colton Jordan 854 $150.00 

2 Jayson Honegger 807 $90.00 

3 Scott Dillon Braudrick 801 $59.00 


1 Barry Harris 842 $134.00 

2 Tyson Oliver 806 $80.00 

3 Ryan Niedermeier 798 $61.00 


1 Allison Williams 795 $168.00 

2 Colby Anderson 769 $100.00 

3 Caleb Drews 767 $57.00 

All Event Division 1,Boy Handicapped 

1 Jordan Soria 2283 $150.00 

2 Collin Clark 2274 $75.00 

All Event Division 1, Girl Handicapped 

1 Kimberly Yanai 2186 $150.00 

All Event Division 2, Boy Handicapped 

1 John Howell 2313 $150.00 

2 Ernie Armenda 2276 $100.00 

3 Colton Jordan 2265 $75.00 


1 Jordan Tucker 2270 $150.00 

2 Vanessa Vasquez 2229 $75.00 


1 Ryan Niedermeier 2471 $150.00 

2 Michael Mengel 2348 $75.00 


1 Megan Budnik 2205 $150.00 

2 Lyric Nunley 2202 $75.00 


1 Caleb Drews 2261 $150.00 

2 Gaberial Phillips 2242 $75.00 


1 Allism Williams 2265 $150.00 

2 Sarah Young 2148 $75.00 

3 Sara Zieseniss 2129 $50.00 

Prize Fund $7,635.00 

OFF THE SHEET 

Continued from Page 7 

will win the American 

League West and be 

the American League 

representative in the World 

Series. 

2) Although our beloved 

Texas Rangers will put up 

a fight they will not win 

90 games and will miss the 

playoffs. 

3) In the National League the 

LA Dodgers will win the 

National league proving 

money CAN buy you 

happiness. 

4) Although this is somewhat 

cheating since he has 

already almost thrown a 

perfect game this year, 

Yu Darvish will win the 

American League Cy 

Young award. 

5) In the all Los Angeles 

World Series the Dodgers 

will throw slider after 

slider in the dirt to Josh 

Hamilton who will bat .075 

for the World Series and the 

Dodgers win in 5 games. 

FRISCO – Robert Goldsmith 

collected high-series honors for 

the week at Strikz with a highpowered 

182-266-226 = 674 

Strikerz series. 


Lane Laughter 

At Strikz 

Goldsmith shines with 674, 

Tenczar claims 610 

YOUTH TOURNAMENT 

SCHEDULE 

TBCA Youth Tournaments 2012-13 

May 4-5, 2013 

All Star State Finals - Oil Bowl, Longview 

August 3-4, 2013 

Grand Prix State - Plano Super Bowl, Plano 

Grand Prix Regionals –2012-13 

( 8 regionals ) 

Sundays - 10 AM & Noon 

May 19, 2013 

AMF Euless Lanes, Euless 

June 9, 2013 

Diamond Lanes, Odessa 

June 16, 2013 

Del Mar Lanes, Houston 

August 2 & 3, 2013 

Plano Super Bowl - Last qualifying 

August 3 & 4, 2013 

State Finals at Plano Super Bowl 

Teen Bowlers Circuit 

Contact: Brad Ellis, at bradellis8101@gmail.com 

Qualifying on Saturday, top 8 return Sunday for 

match play finals. 

May 4-5, 2013 

AMF Richardson Lanes, Qualifying squads 12 PM, 

2:30 PM 5 PM 

June 15-16, 2013 

Plano Super Bowl, Qualifying squads on Saturday 

July 13-14, 2013 

Brunswick Zone Denton, Qualifying squads on 

Saturday 

August 10-11, 2013 

Cowtown Bowling Palace, Qualifying squads on 

Saturday 

Other Tournaments 

May 10-11-12, 2013 

Malott’s All-Stars Youth Championships, Highland 

Lanes, Austin, www.MalottsAllStars.com 

If you have upcoming youth tournaments 

you would like listed on the schedule, 

contact The Bowling News at 817-267-8686, 

fax: (817-267-1813) or email: bowlingnews@ 

sbcglobal.net. 

Loren Tenczar from the 

Monday Mixerz group, led the 

gals with a top-notch 202-240-168 

= 610 set. 

HONOR ROLL 

Kevin Higar 225-616, Mel Covington 

175-498, Craig Santoli 225-623, Candy 

Torrey 199-570, Lewen Albritton 255- 

645, Cathy Eberly 194-540, Ron Shrive 

244-657, Matt Matusik 251-595. 

Mary Matusik 183-465, Amrk 

Donnelly 237-630, Belinda Bathie 

170-415, Jamie Sensat 227-619, David 

Edwards 236-615, Dewayne Smith 

234-662, Debbie Colby 226-581, Skip 

Sands 224-616. 

Brian Holland 264-604, Kelly 

Holland 162-414, Bob Held 205-591, 

Scott Orofino 247-654, Rick Irvine 

216-621, Ron Shive 228-632. 

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(For April 17-23, 2013) 

Team USA member leads 

two events at USBC Open 

Championships 

John Szczerbinski of North 

Tonawanda, N.Y., threw 31 

strikes in his final set at the 

National Bowling Stadium on 

April 21 to take the lead in 

Regular Singles and Regular 

All-Events at the 2013 United 

States Bowling Congress Open 


The 25-year-old right-hander 

finished with games of 279, 269 

and 241 for a 789 singles series 

and had 777 in team and 662 

in doubles for a 2,228 all-events 

total. Kelly Bonta of Wichita, 

Kan., previously held the Regular 

Singles lead with 776, while 

two-time USBC Open Championships 

titlist John Janawicz of 

Winter Haven, Fla., topped the 

all-events standings with 2,169. 

“I had a pretty good look 

last night and knew the pattern 

would be close, even though 

it’s a little bit shorter,” said Szczerbinski, 

who won the 2013 

USBC Team USA Trials to earn 

his third berth on Team USA 

and a trip to the QubicaAMF 

World Cup later this year. “I 

came in with a game plan of 

making quality shots, and 

that’s what happened. When 

you’ve got 10 guys around you 

who are rooting for you and 

giving you support, it makes 

it a lot easier to make those 

quality shots.” 

Three of Szczerbinski’s five 

Open Championships appearances 

have come at the NBS, 

where he has averaged 238.5 

for 27 games, including a 299 

game and 805 series in singles 

in 2011. 

Familiar names come up big 

At AMF Lewisville 

Westdyk crunches 

778, Smith snags 613 

Hatton 300 

Kevin Westdyk was red hot 

last week at AMF Lewisville 

Lanes with an outstanding 254- 

289-235 = 778 Monday Nite 

Mens series. 

Rita Smith’s banner 176-201- 

236 = 613 Coffee Breaker session 

paced the ladies. 

Larry Hatton captured highgame 


12-bagger. 

HONOR ROLL 

Laney Royal 258-721, Amy Anderson 

203-593, Bob Bottorff 224-637, Dana 

Stites 176-474, Stacey Cox 178-474, 

James Westdyke 279-757, Kim Laurita 

222-581, Stephen Boswell 253-643. 

Stacie Hatton 213-511, Lee McDonald, 

Jr. 267-751, Kathy Kyle 221-612, 

Former Team USA member 

Scott Pohl of Burnsville, Minn., 

and Blaine Weninger of Clackamas, 

Ore., became the 10th and 

11th competitors to roll perfect 

games at the 2013 USBC Open 


The two right-handers 

achieved perfection during 

team competition at the 

WEEKLY GLANCE 1,363. 

The commit NMW 

National Bowling Stadium 

on April 22, while Matthew 

Smith of Altoona, Iowa, fell one 

pin shy of becoming the 27th 

bowler in tournament history 

to notch multiple 300 games on 

the championship lanes. A 4 

pin after 11 consecutive strikes 

left him with 299. His first 300 

at the Open Championships 

came in singles in 2012. 

Smith and Pohl also made 

runs at the first 800 series of 

the tournament, before settling 

for 752 and 749, respectively. 

Weninger closed with a 731 

series to kick off his 2013 

campaign. 

A look ahead 

Matt McNiel of Prior Lake, 

Minn., the defending Regular 

All-Events champion, will put 

his title on the line April 30 

and May 1. 

He and Charles Vashaw 

of Deephaven, Minn., also 

claimed the 2012 Regular 

Doubles title and will look to 

successfully defend live on 

BowlTV on May 2 at 1:30 a.m. 

EDT. 

2013 USBC OPEN 

CHAMPIONSHIPS 

National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev. 

(Top 10 division leaders with hometown and 

pinfall) 

REGULAR DIVISION 

Team 

1, Lodge Lanes Too (Mitch Jabczenski, John 

Gaines, Scott Newell, Vernon Peterson, John 

Janawicz), Orlando, Fla., 3,538. 2, Junior 

Team USA Support 1, Mansfield, Texas, 

3,521. 3, Red Carpet Lanes, Waukesha, Wis., 

3,499. 4, CareerAthletes.com, Wichita, Kan., 

3,469. 5, S & B Pro Shop 1, Clinton Township, 

Mich., 3,439. 6, Cambridge 1, Arlington, 

Texas, 3,420. 7, Blue Ball Rebellion, Wichita, 

Kansas, 3,375. 8, HornswogglerS, Staten 

Island, N.Y., 3,371. 9, Team NABRankings. 

com, West Henrietta, N.Y., 3,361. 10, 

Breakpoint Pro Shop 2, Sartell, Minn., 3,358. 

Doubles 

1(tie), Chris Greene/Joe Keltner, Wichita, Kan., 

and Joe Conti Jr., Liverpool, N.Y./Derek 

Magno, Cicero, N.Y., 1,403. 3, Russ Wilson, 

Rita Smith 236-613, Henry Honore 

235-654, Sheri Steele 178-497, Adam 

Pritzkaw 247-602, Lanesa Sherfey 

151-410. 

Richard Sherrane 236-640, Diana 

Davis 195-551, Robert LeBaube 245- 

662, Mindy McNeal 202-577, Karen 

Stewart 158-474, Kevin Wilson 279-745, 

Kelly Hollingsworth 210-605, Phil 

Bender 259-699. 

Dana Stites 207-536, Chuck Davenport 

259-699, Jim Young 257-715, 

Yvonne Wynn 177-464, Wayne Crosswy 

214-620, Stephanie Ellis 166-472, 

Joe Lay 253-701, Roneshia Williams 

204-564. 

SENIORS 

Rich Cimino 246-645, Dee Jungerman 

235-589. 

Lawrence, Kan./Jay Futrell, Derby, Kan., 

1,396. 4, Ben Hoefs, Mobile, Ala./Henry 

Teetz III, West Allis, Wis., 1,392. 5, Adam 

Barta, Girard, Ohio/Robert Gotchall, Lincoln, 

Neb., 1,373. 6, Donald Robinson/Shawn 

Maldonado, Houston, 1,370. 7(tie), Curtiss 

Rasnic Jr./Curt Rasnic Sr., Fairborn, Ohio, 

and Steve Novak, Bay City, Mich./Anthony 

LaCaze, Melrose Park, Ill., 1,366. 9, Sean 

Greene, Stockbridge, Ga./Stephen Mohn, 

Norcross, Ga., 1,365. 10, Michael Harpster, 

Flinton, Pa./Anthony Sobczak, Altoona, Pa., 

Singles 

1, John Szczerbinski, North Tonawanda, N.Y., 

789. 2, Kelly Bonta, Wichita, Kan., 776. 3, 

Greg Roberts, Oshkosh, Wis., 771. 4, Robert 

Young, Ontario, Calif., 769. 5, Steve Harman, 

Indianapolis, 756. 6, Bill Faerber, St. Cloud, 

Minn., 755. 7, Jack Laffey, Indianapolis, 754. 

8, Erik Vermilyea, Mansfield, Texas, 751. 

9(tie), Paul McCordic, Sugar Land, Texas, and 

Gordon Kilpatrick, Waterloo, Iowa, 748. 

All-Events 

1, John Szczerbinski, North Tonawanda, N.Y., 

2,228. 2, John Janawicz, Winter Haven, Fla., 

2,169. 3, Joe Keltner, Wichita, Kan., 2,154. 4, 

Steve Novak, Bay City, Mich., 2,153. 5, Steve 

Harman, Indianapolis, 2,151. 6, Jack Laffey, 

Indianapolis, 2,139. 7, Shawn Maldonado, 

Houston, 2,124. 8, Bryan Goebel, Shawnee, 

Kansas, 2,110. 9, Bill Webb, Guilford, Conn., 

2,107. 10, Brandon Brilinski, Flint, Mich., 

2,103. 

Team All-Events 

1, Junior Team USA Support 1(Matthew Tuckfield, 

Steve Novak, Anthony LaCaze, Jeffrey 

Mersch, Erik Vermilyea), Mansfield, Texas, 

10,247. 2, HornswogglerS, Staten Island, 

N.Y., 10,204. 3, Backhaul Direct - Lumper, 

Indianapolis, 10,111. 4, Team Tilt, Lawrence, 

Kan., 10,065. 5, Red Carpet Lanes, Waukesha, 

Wis., 10,007. 6, Cambridge 1, Arlington, 

Texas, 9,988. 7, CareerAthletes.com, Wichita, 

Kan., 9,921. 8, Team NABRankings.com, 

West Henrietta, N.Y., 9,906. 9, Brunswick Five 

Horseman, Racine, Wis., 9,841. 10, Lodge 

Lanes Too, Orlando, Fla., 9,820. 

CLASSIFIED DIVISION 

Team 

1, Scotty’s 1 (Tom Lee, Dave Fremling, John 

Fremling, Dan Fremling, Jon Lee), Alexandria, 

Minn., 2,720. 2, The Inexplicables, Conetoe, 

N.C., 2,662. 3, Garden Center Lanes 4, 

Alexandria, Minn., 2,642. 4, High Five, Belen, 

N.M., 2,632. 5, Concordia Strikers, Jewell, 

Kan., 2,623. 6, Central City Travelers, Central 

City, Nebr., 2,616. 7, Burnside Taxidermy, 

New Effington, S.D., 2,614. 8(tie), Terry’s 

Home Improvement, Musselshell, Mont., and 

The IncrediBowls, Campbell, Calif., 2,608. 10, 

Bluedog Blazers, Webster, S.D., 2,605. 

Doubles 

1(tie), Tom Musante, San Mateo, Calif./Ryan 

Riewer, Fargo, N.D., and Wayne Sakai/ 

Glen Yagi, Lodi, Calif., 1,150. 3, Robert 

Biederstadt/Walter Williamson, Bellingham, 

Wash., 1,141. 4, Todd Austin, Cedar Springs, 

Mich./David Lane, Sparta, Mich., 1,140. 5, 

Raymond Cummings, Miramar, Fla./Rudolph 

Levarity, Miami, 1,139. 6, George Kolstad, 

West St. Paul, Minn./John Kolstad, Bedford, 

Texas, 1,135. 7, (tie), Richard Eisenhut, 

Downers Grove, Ill./Richard Janicke, Lena, 

Ill., Glenn Smoot, Fay, Okla./Bob Wion, 

Fairview, Okla., and Arden Schuft, Gaylord, 

Minn./Glenn Koch, Glencoe, Minn., 1,134. 10, 

Barbara Allen, Fountain Hills, Ariz./Ellouise 

Sammetinger, Phoenix, 1,128. 

Singles 

1, George Atkinson Jr, Henderson, Nev., 663. 

2, Dan Delong, Emerald, Wis., 641. 3, Ryan 

Peterson, Story City, Iowa, 640. 4, James 

Kennedy, Plattsburg, Mo., 631. 5, Johnny 

Anderson, Richfield, Utah, 627. 6, John 

Schrader, Enid, Okla., 625. 7, Joe Post, 

Celina, Ohio, 618. 8, Jeff Mallory, Weaverville, 

Calif., 613. 9, Rick Larson, McHenry, Ill., 611. 

10, Ben Dowler, Palm Harbor, Fla., 609. 

All-Events 

1, Mitch Soeffker, Gaylord, Minn., 1,746. 2, Tyler 

Stockeland, Hannaford, N.D., 1,717. 3, Fawn 

Worthen, Las Vegas, 1,700. 4, Roy Umehira, 

Honolulu, 1,698. 5, Marcus Drew, Dillon, 

Mont., 1,693. 6, Roger Munson, Belmond, 

Iowa, 1,692. 7, Sam Hauter, Van Wert, Ohio, 

1,677. 8, Kent Delaney, Webster, S.D., 1,676. 

9(tie), Kelly Funk, Tripoli, Iowa, and Stewart 

Tanner, Gainsville, Ga., 1,668. 

Without a commitment to 

your shot, it’s like anything 

good is an accident and 

anything else is because you 

weren’t committed. You’ll 

never see a pro on television 

or a great player in league look 

like they threw a shot they 

didn’t trust. They don’t baby 

the ball or throw tentatively 

or like they don’t believe in 

themselves or whatever they 

have decided. For example, 

they may pull it or send it wide 

but they don’t cut off their 

follow through. If shots don’t 

work, it will be because their 

strategy wasn’t quite right, not 

because they were not committed 

to whatever they had 

decided. That’s a huge difference 

between them and us. 

If I throw like I doubt I 

can do whatever I’ve decided 

or like whatever I’ve decided 

could be wrong and it actually 

works, I’m in trouble. How can 

a shot that worked be trouble? 

Because I didn’t throw that 

shot with all of me, with pure 

intent, and if I get a good result 

I feel like I stole something or 

ARLINGTON — The Bowling 

Proprietors' Association 

of America (BPAA), the bowling 

industry's premier trade 

association, announced their 

list of the winners of the 2013 

Proprietor of the Year award. 

"This year's group of 

honorees is deserving of this 

special recognition," said Cathy 

DeSocio, president of BPAA. 

"The men and women on this 

list actively promote bowling 

and the bowling industry at 

a grassroots level. They are 

involved in their communities 

both on and off the lanes. 

This group of proprietors are 

successful businesspeople who 

have earned the respect of their 

customers, their community 

and their peers. Congratulations 

to each and every one of 

them." 

This will be the ninth 

year this prestigious award 

is presented to a proprietor 

in each state who has been 

nominated by their respective 

BPAA-affiliated state 

associations for outstanding 

contributions to the industry 

and the sport of bowling. The 

awards are intended to raise 

the importance, prestige and 

visibility of proprietors' accomplishments 

on the state and 

local levels. The 2013 honorees 

got away with something and 

indeed I did. There is no pride 

of ownership or satisfaction in 

the accomplishment. I might 

pretend to be thrilled but deep 

down I wonder when the luck 

will run out. 

You have to start commitment 

with your thought, not 

your execution. Make whatever 

decision you want about this 

next shot, and THEN step up 

on the approach and do it. If 

you doubt what you decided or 

you think maybe there is more 

oil than you figured or it just 

doesn’t look right from where 

you’re standing, step back. 

Don’t throw. Back off. 

Your teammates will be 

happy to wait on a good shot. 

If you throw an uncommitted 

shot, you’ll get exactly the 

result you feared. Your doubt 

makes sure it doesn’t work. 

What you resist, persists. 

Make up your mind about 

what you want to do. Decide 

you will do it. That simple. 

Make a decision based on your 

vast inventory of information 

and then commit to do it, No 

Matter What. 

BPAA announces 2013 

Proprietor of the Year awards 

Proprietors from 23 states to be recognized by their peers for 

outstanding contributions to the bowling industry 

will be recognized at BPAA's 

annual meeting Monday, June 

24, at the Paris Hotel Casino, 

Las Vegas, during International 

Bowl Expo: 

Ann Hash, Rivergate Bowling 

Lanes, Alabama/Mississippi 

Jim Self, Oasis Bowl, 

Carolina/Georgia 

Jeff Bojé, Brandon Crossroads 

Bowl, Florida 

Phil Torgerson, Super Bowl 

Iowa 

Vernon Oertel, Sunset Bowling 

Center, Idaho 

Dave Kerschner, Crazy Pinz 

Northland, Fort Wayne, IN 

Tom Doud, Channahon 

Lanes, Illinois 

Mark Voight, Community 

Bowling Centers, Michigan 

Doug DeMarce, Pam De 

Marce, Wow Zone, Minnesota 

Tino DiFranco, Tropicana 

Lanes, Missouri 

Randy Dodge, Dodger Bowl, 

Nebraska, 

Victor Meyerhoff, Pesidio 

Bowling Center, Northern 

California 

Joe Poelking, Poelking 

Lanes, South, Ohio 

Tom Burke, Jon Tang, 

Sunset Lanes, Oregon 

Darlene Montgomery, 222 

Dutch Lanes Inc., Pennsylvania 

Continued on Page 15

AUTISTIC BOWLER 


met through bowling, I love 

being in the bowling center,” 

said Dollard. 

Dollard continued to bowl 

well and in May of 2012 he 

bowled games of 255, 260 and 

299 for an 814 series. This 

set gave Dollard his first 800 

and fourth honor score in his 

career. 

“Cory shows great enthusiasm 

for the game, everyone at 

the center is as excited as he 

is at the success he’s having,” 

said Kitty Lubcker, AMF Richardson’s 

league coordinator. 

A lifetime of 

material 

By Kayla Endicott, Staff Writer 

Back in December 2012, a loving 

wife, Delilah Fullilove, had a quilt 

made for her husband as a surprise 

birthday present. This is not your 

typical, ordinary quilt though. The 

quilt was made out of 26 bowling 

shirts and dozens of patches earned 

since Delilah’s husband Jim, started 

bowling. Jim has been bowling for 

38 years. The first 22 years were 

spent in Shreveport, Louisiana, and 

the past 16 years have been spent in 

the Dallas/Fort Worth area. For the 

past 33 years, Jim has traveled all 

over the United States to participate 

in the USBC Open Championships. 

“We had tons of his shirts hanging 

up in the back of the closet and I 

decided to finally put them to good 

use!” Jim’s wife quotes. 

The quilt was made by a man 

named Ron Bruni, who lives in 

Baraboo, Wisconsin. The man 

pictured is Ron with the quilt. 

Delilah found him through a friend 

who also had a different type of quilt 

made. “Jim had no idea that I was 

doing this for him for his birthday. I 

had to ask him questions sometimes 

about bowling, trying not to make 

it obvious. When the quilt finally 

Cory Dollard added 231 the second game and 

Dollard’s streak continued 

in November of 2012 when he 

added another 299 game to his 

resume. “I feel powerful when 

I bowl honor scores, it is very 

exciting,” said Dollard. 

As impressive as it was 

that the autistic Dollard had 

already bowled one 800 series, 

he added a second on April 4th, 

2013, with games of 255, 259 

and 290 for an impressive 804 

series. 

It only got better in April, as 

two weeks later he had the opportunity 

to add to his resume. 

He started off perfect, rolling 

a 300 game to start his set. He 

SCARBOROUGH ROLLS 


worked out. To be honest, no, I 

wasn’t nervous. I was pretending 

I was at home practicing, 

and I blocked out the crowd 

and focused on executing every 

shot. 

“After the first three games, 

I moved to the other end of the 

house where the lanes were 

drier and I just couldn’t get the 

ball down the lane the same 

way. It wasn’t the pressure. 

“It’s unbelievable, especially 

to be the first in the PBA to do 

it,” he added. Scarborough said 

his previous high three-game 

series was an 838 and he had 

14 previous 300 games. 

“It’s interesting that I used a 

different ball to start practice, 

but I switched (to a Storm IQ 

Tour Pearl) and I threw six 

strikes in a row to end practice. 

then went for perfection again 

the third game. After throwing 

the first ten strikes, Dollard 

nine-counted and finished with 

a 289 game. Rolling games 

of 300, 231 and 289, Dollard 

bowled his highest sanctioned 

series, an 820. 

In a matter of three weeks, 

Dollard had an 11-in-a-row 

game, 300 game and two 800 

series to his resume. On top of 

being autistic, Dollard bowls 

with a 13-pound Roto-Grip 

Defiant. “I’ve never seen a 

13-pound ball strike as much 

as Cory makes his strike,” said 

AMF employee Scott Spolar. 

While Dollard does have a 

So I decided to start with that 

ball. I knew I had something 

good, but not this good. 

“I’m proud of what I’ve done 

so far,” he added, “but I’ve still 

got work to do.” 

Scarborough’s perfect start 

set PBA50 Tour records for 

consecutive 300 games (the 

previous record was two by 

Norb Wetzel of Fond du Lac, 

Wis., in Albany, N.Y., in 1998 

and by Rohn Morton of Portland, 

Ore., in Tucson, Ariz., in 

2005), and highest three-game 

series. He also tied the record 

for most 300s by an individual 

in a PBA50 Tour tournament, 

shared by Ron Mohr of Eagle 

River, Alaska (Columbus, Ohio, 

2010) and Bob Kelly of Dayton, 

Ohio (Mooresville, N.C., 2010). 

Norm Duke of Clermont, 

Fla., bowled three consecutive 

300s in a standard PBA Tour 

event in North Brunswick, N.J., 

arrived, Jim was shocked that I cut up 

all his bowling shirts. But he was very 

excited about it too!” Delilah said. 

Jim Fullilove currently bowls at Plano 

mild case of autism he hasn’t 

let it hold him back. From 

taking regular classes and 

graduating from high school 

to putting on a show on the 

lanes, Dollard has impressed 

everyone who has been around 

him. 

Only time will tell what else 

Dollard can accomplish in the 

sport, but his family and friends 

at AMF Richardson Lanes are 

excited to see what else the 

bright, young man will accomplish 

in the sport and in life. 

“We are excited to see how 

far this sport takes him and 

we are just glad he is taking us 

for the ride with him,” said his 

father, Jim Dollard. 

in 1996, but the performance 

didn’t count as a 900 series 

because he ended one round 

with two perfect games and 

started the next round with the 

third perfect game. 

Williams, who rolled games 

of 269, 234, 259, 268, 204, 279, 

268 and 217, said he had his 

only open frame in the 204 

game. 

“The conditions were really 

good,” Williams said. “There 

was a lot of oil in the front, 

some hold area and the carry 

was good. But there are a lot of 

games to go, so we’ll see how 

things go.” 

The PBA50 Sun Bowl in 

The Villages produced another 

record when 87-year-old Darrell 

Ducat of Perrysville, Ohio, 

became the oldest player to 

compete in a PBA tournament. 

 


Ron Bruni, quiltmaker and Delilah Fullilove with the bowling memories quilt. 

Alexis Clark and Gilbert 

Leal each earned the title of 

"Champion" and $300 scholarships, 

in their respective 

divisions, at the recent "Spring 

Fling" Survivor Youth Scholarship 

Tournament held at Brunswick 

Thousand Oaks Bowling 

Center in San Antonio. 

23 youth bowlers participated 

in this, the inaugural, event 

with a unique format. Texas 

USBC "Coach of the Year" and 

Brunswick Thousand Oaks 

Youth Director Debbie Galler 

provided additional scholarship 

prize money...adding to the 

excitement of this first-time 

and fast-paced tournament. 

Other Thousand Oaks youth 

bowlers who earned scholar- 

Super Bowl in the Jack and Jill League on 

Wednesday nights and holds a 199 average. 

His highest game is a 298 and also has a 

high series of 796. 

Clark and Leal Champions at “Spring 

Fling” Survivor Tournament 

Alexis Clark and Gilbert Leal 

ships were: Girl's Division 

- Taryn Deppe (2nd Place and 

$150 scholarship) and Amber 

Perez (3rd Place and $100 

scholarship); Boy's Division 

- Daniel Caballero (2nd 

Place and $150 scholarship), 

Ja'Tavius White (3rd Place and 

$100 scholarship), and Jordan 

Frenzel (4th Place and $50 

scholarship). A total of $1,150 

in scholarships were awarded. 

Thank you Ms. Galler for 

your support of, and the dedication 

to, the youth bowlers of 

Brunswick Thousand Oaks and 

San Antonio!


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to make a change like that 

I had the equipment I could 

do it with,” Williams said. “It 

turned out that I made the 

right decisions at the right time 

and Amleto had a couple bad 

breaks and I was fortunate to 

get the win.” 

It was a rematch of the last 

time Williams and Monacelli, 

a 19-time Tour winner, met in 

a PBA50 Tour championship 

match when Monacelli defeated 

Williams 255-247 to win the 

2012 PBA Senior U.S. Open last 

June in Las Vegas. 

“Anytime you can beat 

Amleto it’s an accomplishment,” 

said Williams, who 

owns 47 PBA Tour titles which 

tops the all-time list. “There 

were so many great players 

in this tournament I feel very 

fortunate to have won it.” 

Williams advanced to the 

title match by defeating Bo 

Goergen of Sanford, Mich., 258- 

191, in the semifinal. Goergen, 

who was trying for his first 

PBA50 Tour win, made a 

dramatic jump from seventh in 

the match play position round 

Jack Armstrong III turned 

in the top score of the week at 

AMF Showplace Euless Lanes 

with an award-winning 277-257- 

279 = 813 Matchpoint Mixed 

league session. He also posted 

a 299/805 series in the Masters 

league outing. 

Ricky Kay followed close 

behind Armstrong III with an 

279/811 Masters series. 

Alecia Henderson, from the 

Masters group, dominated the 

ladies with a blistering 233-246- 

229 = 708 set. 

Larry Batts took runner-up 

honors with a 297 solo. 

HONOR ROLL 

Kevin Connell 290, Dennis 

Trammell 280-785, Dustin Brock 

276-767, Mark Delanney, Jr. 267-751, 

Ricky Kay 279-748, Tom Crawford 

279-731, Steven Ward 267-725, Mike 

Thrasher 278-701. 

Edward Harrison 276-691, Taz 

to make the final stepladder 

spot. 

In the opening match, Goergen 

defeated Hall of Famer Pete 

Weber of St. Ann, Mo., 259-256. 

Weber, a 37-time PBA Tour 

winner who is competing as a 

rookie on the PBA50 Tour this 

season, won the PBA Tournament 

of Champions on March 

31 for a record-tying 10th 

major title and also became the 

first player to win PBA’s triple 

crown twice. He was also a 

member of the New York City 

WTT KingPins team that won 

the inaugural PBA League Elias 

Cup. 

Several scoring records were 

set during the Sun Bowl In The 

Villages which included the 

first 900 series in PBA history 

bowled by Joe Scarborough 

of Mars Hill, N.C., during the 

tournament’s first qualifying 

round. He ended the tournament 

finishing in a tie for 49th 

place. A record 20 300 games 

were bowled in the tournament 

and Scarborough along with 

Williams tied the record for 

most 300 games bowled in one 

tournament with three. 

Another milestone was set 

in the Sun Bowl In The Villages 

when 87-year-old Darrell 

At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes 

Armstrong III crunches 813, 

Henderson scorches 708 

Kay 811, Armstrong III 299/805, Batts 297 

Watson 244-683, Michael Meriwether 

255-660, Frank Houser 235-652, 

Bryant McDowell 253-646, Lee Cooper 

226-628, Keith Haines 235-620, Ray 

Mahar 220-615. 

Chris Gilman 239-593, Clint 

Barton 214-585, Royce Jacobs 227-559, 

Johnathan Garner 182-503, Tammy 

Self 257-690, Melissa Lewis 246-676, 

Kathleen LeCroy 248-655, Demetrya 

Wilson 245-652. 

Tamara Hamilton 234-648, Teresa 

Ross 233-621, Shelley Fugitt 225-616, 

Sheila Walton 227-603, Lisa Steele 

226-582, Rita Becker 223-577, Judith 

Guillory 204-568, Valerie Williams 

205-568. 

Mindy Wynn 225-556, Rhonda 

Downing 214-554, Linda Petty 180-509, 

Shirley Burt 186-496, Linda Petty 178- 

490, Denise Wheeler 189-478, Linda 

Petty 164-474, Robin Montgomery 

172-465. 

Chantelle Carter 164-431, Debra 

Holladay 144-396. 

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PBA50 Tour Finals 

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part of the World Series of 

Bowling V in Las Vegas in 

November. The top three players 

in points at the conclusion 

of the season will advance to 

the PBA50 Tour Finals. 

The PBA50 Tour makes its 

first visit to the Birmingham, 

Ala., area for the third stop of 

the season when the PBA50 

Greater Birmingham Open 

presented by Ebonite will be 

conducted at Lightning Strikes 

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PBA50 SUN BOWL IN THE 

VILLAGES 

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Lanes, The Villages, Fla. 

Final Standings 

1, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla., $7,500. 

2, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela, $4,000. 

3, Bo Goergen, Sanford, Mich., $2,500. 

4, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo., $2,000. 

Stepladder Results 

Match One: Goergen def. Weber, 259-256. 

Semifinal Match: Williams Jr. def. Goergen, 

258-191. 

Championship: Williams Jr. def. Monacelli, 

276-216. 

At AMF Spare Time 

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Mike Donahue held the hot 

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power-packed 290-258-259 = 807 

STL Businessmen’s league series. 

Sharonda Bishop lit up the 

ladies high-set board with a 

rousing 211-246-214 = 671 STL 

Rejects session. 

HONOR ROLL 

Carrie Lacey 202-519, Rodney 

Williams 244, Raphael Penn 657, Sonya 

Little 257, Kara Congi 654, Gayle Brice 

195-545, Ken Martin 247-664, Sean 

Garrett 279-768, Norm Patterson 279, 

Marsha Lawson 184. 

Susan Klocinski 475, Linda 

Williamson 192-504, Mike Campbell 

255-644, Lisa Ray 199-515, Jamie Evans 

255, Lisa Schrader 236, James Wilson 

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Fears pockets 300/815, 

Mills mints 740 

Waits 300/802, Bostock, Hazel 300, Sanders 299 

LONGVIEW, TX – Jerry Fears’ 

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George Bostock and David 

Hazel shared high-game honors 

with Fears and Waits as each 

registered award-winning 

perfectos. Chris Sanders took 

runner-up honors with a near 

perfect 299game. 

HONOR ROLL 

James McGuire II 279-737, Ed 

Stegall 276-735, Dillon Swain 258-727, 

Gilbert Lopez 256-715, Dillon Swain 

288-779, Chris Sanders 772, Tiger 

Stovall 290-723, Ashley Adams 257-688, 

Kim Fourman 247-609. Brenda Smith 

212-600, Jeff Alexander 278-706, Julie 

Bonner 202-539, Todd Bonner 285-690, 

Ricky Bodovsky 266-703, Sue Waits 

180-496, Terry Dixon 260-737, Frank 

Copeland 259-726. 

Kelly Bunt 236-606, Celeste Fears 

221-635, David Hazel 738, Ken Messer 

279-782, Laura Payne 234-628, Dillon 

Swain 288-764, Stephanie Mills 233- 

614, Tabitha Smitherman 226-615. 

Stephanie Mills 255-706, Brenda 

Smith 245-683, Leroy Small 245-683, 

Carol Shelton 224-614. 

SENIORS 

Truman DeLoach 253-619, Monia 

O’quinn 203-569, Ray Farrell 245-557, 

Jean McCloskey 199-517, 

Ed Duffee 227-637, Cheryl Wade 

190-541, Barry Marett 218-603, Carol 

Staiti 189-517. 

Irvin Wallace 279-760, Ophelia 

Warrick 235-596, Richard Alexander 

266-712, Sandy Lyon 205-562, Robert 

Elmore 227-656, Carol Shelton 192-544. 

At Oil Bowl Lanes 

Akin romps 300/816, 

Norris smashes 688 

Swain 804, Fears 300, Stegall 299 

LONGVIEW, TX – Matt Akin 

headed the honor roll for the 

month at Oil Bowl with a rocksolid 

300/816 Tuesday Mega 

Bucks league set. 

Dillon Swain followed close 

behind Akin with an 804 Tuesday 

At Terrell Bowling Center 

Rutledge masters 748, 

Nunn collars 632 

Price 300 

TERRELL – Glen Rutledge 

won high-series honors last 

month at Terrell Bowling Center 

by polishing off robust 267-205- 

276 = 748 numbers in Monday 

Night Mixed action. 

Kari Nunn, Rutledge’s league 

mate, led the ladies’ leader board 

after registering a sizzling 216- 

257-149 = 632 series. 

Michael Price’s awardwinning 

12-bagger garnered high 

game honors. 

HONOR ROLL 

WTBA creates John Davis 

Memorial Award 

ARLINGTON — The World 

Tenpin Bowling Association 

has created the John Davis 

Memorial Award in honor of 

the late Kegel founder who 

passed away earlier this year. 

The WTBA John Davis 

Memorial Award will recognize 

individuals who have selflessly 

devoted their time and resources 

to the sport of bowling over 

a significant period of time. 

The John Davis Memorial 

Award will be awarded entirely 

at the discretion of the World 

Tenpin Bowling Association, and 

no more than one recipient will 

be honored in any given year. 

"John Davis was a driving 

force in the bowling industry 

and his selfless contributions 

to the sport we all cherish must 

never be forgotten," WTBA 

President and CEO Kevin Dornberger 

said. "It is only fitting 

that WTBA create an award to 

honor those who have made 

significant contributions to the 

sport like John Davis did." 

Using his passion for the 

sport of bowling as a base, 

Davis created Kegel, an international 

bowling maintenance 

Mega Bucks session. 

Jenny Norris, Akin and 

Swain’s league mate, led the 

ladies with a highly commendable 

246/688 showing. 

Jerry Fears shared highgame 

accolades with Akin as 

Matt Quarrington 247-644, Kelly 

Sanders 193-524, Lisa Massey 268-618, 

Art Cooper 243-574, Gayle Hatch 214- 

567, James Hill 246-590, Ben Riddle 

232-597, Rad Quarrington 258-718. 

Rita Wilson 196-554, Robert Justis 

258-636, Kathy Hopkins 234-594, 

Michael Price 671, Lou Goff 201-571, 

Glen Rutledge 280-715, Josh Orr 

268-712, Terri Cooper 227-534, Bobby 

Holley 264-717. 

Richie Rylant 269-723, Mark Blasius 

278-725. 

supply company with a state-ofthe-art 

training center in Lake 

Wales, Fla., from the ground up. 

"My dad truly loved competitive 

bowling," said Jonathan 

Davis, son and Chief Business 

Development Officer at Kegel. 

"The WTBA is an organization 

where he found friends who 

shared his passion. He was very 

lucky, and acknowledged it 

many times, that he had a place 

to go where he could be with 

friends, talk about his passion, 

and have the ability to make the 

world a better place in his own 

way. It is a tremendous honor 

for the WTBA, an organization 

my father loved so much, to 

remember him in this way." 

The initial John Davis Memorial 

Award will be presented 

during the WTBA Congress 

activities on Sept. 1 at Sunset 

Station Hotel and Casino in 

conjunction with the WTBA 

World Championships. 

The World Tenpin Bowling 

Association, which is made 

up of 115 bowling federations, 

governs the sport throughout 

the world. 

both rolled award-winning 

12-baggers. Ed Stegall took 

runner-up honors with a near 

perfect 299 game. 

HONOR ROLL 

Charlie Hoot 268-762, Burton Lilley 

278-749, Steve Swain 267-726, Ed Stegall 

702, Ashley Adams 267-668, Stephanie 

Mills 234-607, Brenda Smith 234-595, 

Dillon Swain 286, Andy Patterson 

266-780. 

Todd Bonner 255-646, Julie Bonner 

202-507, Brian Mills 234-616, Mary 

Stuart 180-511, Toney Jones 233-646, 

Sue Waits 160-434, Frank Copeland 

278-781, Ashley Adams 226-653, Ryan 

Houser 278-704. 

Celeste Fears 220-535, Doc Houser, 

Jr. 267-743, Deborah Robinson 200- 

535, Charlie Hoot 279-775, Rebecca 

Hamby 254-606, Tony Azzam 276-719, 

Stephanie Mills 246-624, Zack Mills 

273-769. 

Misty McKinley 199-567, Carol 

Shelton 245-597, Stephanie Mills 

244-681, Coach Small 241-643, Lena 

Neugent 235-617. 

SENIORS 

Lee Martin 246-626, Ed Duffee 

244-634, Barry Marett 244-611, Ron 

Waits 211-604, Monia O’Quinn 198-512, 

Cheryl Wade 186-507, Doris Eason 

177-474, Irvin Wallace 266-779, Michael 

Reyna 268-690. 

Charles Sullivan 247-654, Carol 

Shelton 199-562, Patsy Cobb 233-525, 

Debby Bearden 200-521.

Earl Anthony Memorial 

Scholarships awarded 

ARLINGTON — Five 

United Bowling Congress Youth 

members have been selected 

to receive the Earl Anthony 

Memorial Scholarship in 

recognition of their community 

involvement and academic 

achievements. 

The scholarships are 

presented in honor of the late 

Earl Anthony, the legendary 

bowling professional who was 

dedicated to helping youth 

bowlers. The USBC Youth 

committee selects the scholarship 

winners and each will be 

awarded a $5,000 scholarship. 

All five scholarship recipients 

are completing their senior 

year of high school. They are: 

Taylor Brown, Louisville, Ky. 

Landon Coleman, Newton, N.C. 

MARSHALL, TX – Jody Graves 

topped the charts for the week at 

Maverick Bowling Center with 

a booming 277-269-266 = 812 

Monday Night Trio session. 

Billy Holler finished close 

behind Graves with an awardwinning 

300/804 Ball & Chain 

series. 

Pam Matthews posted a tidy 

180-254-203 = 637 Ball & Chain 

series to lead the ladies. 

Paul Pitts shared highgame 

honors with Holler as 

each registered award-winning 

12-baggers. 

CLEBURNE, TX – Steven Cox’s 

power-packed 258-237-299 = 794 

Whenever league session won 

high-set honors for the month at 

Pin Center Bowl. 

Stacie Parrish, also from 

the Whenever group, rolled 

a lofty 226-171-208 = 605 set 

to lead the ladies. 

HONOR ROLL 

Tim Dempsey 255-697, David 

White 243-655, Becky Lee 208-520 

Tim Dempsey 236-696, Nancy Rago 

200-560, Stacie Parrish 190-525, Danny 

Bergman 256-693, Stella Bruce 225-543. 

Greg Sut 269-694, Selena Hernandez 

232-578, Greg Sut 257-686, Selena 

Hernandez 235-565, Steven Cox 277- 

748, Kathy McGonagil 194-483, Alan 

Samantha Roberts, Port 

Orange, Fla. 

Michelle Rose, West Des 

Moines, Iowa 

Kendra Rowey, St. Louis, Mo. 

Brown, who wants to 

become a veterinarian, attends 

Jeffersontown High 

School and is a member of the 

National Honor Society, the 

school orchestra and bowling 

team. She has taken honors 

and Advanced Placement (AP) 

courses in English, history and 

science, and has a 3.98 gradepoint 

average (4.0 scale). 

She joined the Girl Scouts in 

the second grade and has performed 

more than 200 hours of 

volunteer work. She received 

the Girl Scout Gold Award for 

her community service at the 

At Maverick Bowling Center 

Graves smashes 812, 

Matthews bags 637 

Holler 300/804, Pitts 300 

HONOR ROLL 

Joy McBride 212-615, Pat Grogan 

279-761, Patti Sipes 224-616, Paul 

Pitts 730, Kyle Ford 280-778, Jim 

Krc 289-669, Scott Fuller 266-726, 

Dudley Taylor 279-716, Steve McDaniel 

279-723. 

Scott Beck 264-722, Jason Jumper 

279-772, Martin Guzman 289-647, 

Rusty Marsh 246-663, Cathie Branch 

595, Carmen Chavez 200, Sue Moore 

200. 

SENIORS 

Calvin McBride 237-636, Henry 

Houston 255-655 

At Pin Center Bowl 

Cox topples 299/794, 

Parrish lands 605 

Hewitt 279-731, Becky Lee 190-556. 

Nick Garcia 233-666, Chris 

Whitehead 259-690, Joey Hyde 244- 

688, Stacie Parrish 216-580, Becky 

Lee 189-534, Brian Malard (no tap) 

278-712, PA Dawkins (no tap) 231-487, 

Ace Rurak (no tap) 242-710. 

Vicki Fisher (no tap) 192-521, 

Ronnie Rurak (no tap) 276-751, Vicki 

Fisher (no tap) 264-596, Stuart Fisher 

(no tap) 277-756, Coach Benton (2 

games) 198-364, Rebkah Anthony (2 

games) 170-339. 

SENIORS 

Bill Barber 232-672, Shirley Johnson 

189-462, Bill Barber 259-619, PA 

Dawkins 193-488, Ila Reed 207-536, 

Glenda Kenes 172-488. 

Fern Creek Community Center. 

Coleman is a member of the 

National Beta, Art, Spanish and 

Rocket clubs at Maiden High 

School. He has earned a 3.93 

GPA, while taking AP classes in 

science, statistics and history in 

addition to honors classes. 

He has received several 

awards as a member of JROTC 

and took part in the Boys State 

Leadership Conference and 

the Converse College Leadership 

School for AFJROTC. His 

community service includes 

tutoring elementary students 

in reading and math, Adopt- 

A-Highway cleanup and the 

Backpack for Kids program. 

Roberts is a member of the 

National Honor Society, Spanish 

Club, Education and Support 

Services Academy and the 

bowling team at Atlantic High 

School. She has a 4.17 GPA (4.0 

scale) and has taken several 

honors and AP courses, including 

AP statistics and physics. 

She has been a director for 

the East Volusia-Flagler County 

USBC Youth Association and a 

Florida State USBC Youth Leader 

since 2009. Roberts, who plans 

to become a teacher, has been a 

Girl Scout for 12 years and has 

been a substitute Sunday School 

teacher for three years. 

Rose is one of 15 students in 

the honors program at Valley 

High School, which includes 

taking a rigorous course load 

and completing a Seniors 

Honors project. She has taken 

nine AP courses and has a 3.91 

GPA. She is a National Merit 

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semifinalist. 

She is an accomplished 

cellist in the school's orchestra, 

an ambassador for the school 

and a member of the bowling 

team. She has volunteered with 

Meals from the Heartland, 

packing meals for countries 

in need, and worked at the 

Red Rock Wildlife Education 

Center. She also has served as 

a camp counselor at the Living 

History Farms Day Camp and 

at her church. 

Rowey, who plans to 

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U12 division added for 2014 

North Pointe Junior Gold 

ARLINGTON — The North 

Pointe Junior Gold Championships 

will grow in 2014 when 

a new age division is added to 

the event, allowing younger 

bowlers to get involved in the 

sport's most prestigious youth 

event. 

The new U12 division for 

Every Monday & Thursday Night is 

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boys and girls will feature 

bowlers 12 and under, joining 

their counterparts in the U15 

and U20 divisions in competing 

for national titles. The 

2014 North Pointe Junior Gold 

Championships, presented by 

Track, Columbia 300, Ebonite 

and Hammer, will take place in 

2105 Knickerbocker Rd. 

San Angelo, Texas 76904 

325-651-2695 

Fax: 325-224-3052 

Buffalo, N.Y. 

"We received tremendous 

positive feedback to the 

addition of the U15 division 

last year and this is another 

step in the direction of getting 

our younger bowlers involved 

in Junior Gold," International 

Bowling Campus Managing 

Director of Youth Development 

Chad Murphy said. "This is 

all about athlete development 

and getting younger bowlers 

into the pipeline to help them 

become successful as they get 

older." 

Bowlers in the U12 division 

will compete in qualifying 

blocks of four games and champions 

will be decided based on 

a bracket format. Automatic 

spots on Junior Team USA will 

continue to only be available 

to those in the U20 division, 

while automatic spots on the 

developmental Junior Team 

USA will only be available to 

those in the U15 division. 

At Stadium Lanes 

Williams cruises to 790, 

Eubanks hurls 622 

Ward 300 

SAN ANGELO, TX – Randy 

Williams’ solid 243-278-269 = 

790 Mixed Majors series headed 

the honor roll for the month at 

Stadium Lanes. 

Jeanne Eubanks led the ladies 

with a rip-roaring 193-214-215 = 

622 Slaves & Masters set. 

Terry Ward garnered highgame 

accolades with an awardwinning 

perfecto. 

HONOR ROLL 

Charles Hale 237-699, Michael 

McIntosh 238-661, Suzanne Torres 

230-545, Vern Gant 264-716, Cameron 

At Diamond Lanes 

Tidwell explodes with 

298/821, Bowen levels 684 

Tidwell 802, Tidwell 300/802, Pope 800, Leverich, Reyes, White 

300, Billingsley, Bowen, Hammonds, Holliday and Leverich 

299’s, Dickman, Jr. 298 

ODESSA, TX – Jason Tidwell 

held the hot hand as he led the 

way last month at Diamond Lanes 

with a dual award-winning 255- 

268-298 = 821 City Industrial 

session. He also had two 802 

series, one with a 300 game. 

David Pope followed close 

behind with an award-winning 

800 series. 

Ashley Bowen rolled an 

outstanding 234-268-182 = 684 

Young at Heart set to lead the 

ladies. 

Ron Leverich, Ernie Reyes 

The new U12 division will 

operate like the other divisions 

with bowlers qualifying 

through the local level to 

advance to the championships, 

and the division will have a 

separate scholarship pool. The 

U12 winners (one boy and one 

girl) at the Pepsi Youth Championships 

from each state will 

automatically advance. 

There are two significant 

changes to the cost structure 

of the U12 versus the existing 

divisions. The cost of a 

U12 qualifying spot has been 

reduced to $100 and the annual 

Junior Gold membership fees 

for U12 bowlers will be $10, 

while Junior Gold membership 

fees for the U20 and U15 divisions 

will remain $30. 

"We realize the cost is a 

barrier to enter these types 

of events so, we are trying to 

keep it down for the younger 

kids and their families," 

Murphy said. 

Hartson 225-594, Luann Bailey 226- 

549, Terry Ward 768, William Gressett 

265-731. 

Marc Stevens 194-509, Betty 

McIntosh 215-524, Seth Hensley 

267-676, Vivian Bryant 217-527, David 

Shelley 214-521, Robi Smith 177-466, 

Reese Howard 166-414, Dolores Norton 

191-532. 

SENIORS 

Robert Ackley 268-651, Sue Phifer 

202-544, Donald Kinkle 246-638, 

Marilyn Lann 209-526, Jesse Davis 

245-704, Joyce Pickins 228-522, Ula 

McKee 235-634, Delores Davis 182-502. 

and Lee White shared highgame 

accolades with Tidwell as 

each recorded award-winning 

12-baggers. Randy Billingsley, 

Jessey Bowen, Tido Hammonds, 

Thomas Holliday and Ron 

Leverich took runner-up honors 

with near perfect 299 games 

while Kirk Dickman, Jr. finished 

with a 298 solo. 

HONOR ROLL 

Judy Leverich 266-656, Connie 

Tucker 232-622, Jennifer Shannon 

240-611, Tricia Tidwell 234-550, Sheri 

Rogers 236-557, Gloria Hernandez 

UMES, ROBERT 


Chris Via of Notre Dame-Ohio, 

Zack Hattori of Marian, Kiel 

Jordan of Fresno State and 

Johnson. 

The xbowling Intercollegiate 

Team Championships featured 

the top 16 men's and top 16 

women's college bowling 

teams in the country vying for 

national titles. All 32 teams 

competed in best-of-seven, 

double-elimination match play 

in the Baker format Friday, 

after which the field was 

pared down to the finalists in 

both the men's and women's 

divisions. 

EARL ANTHONY 


she is a member of the symphonic 

and concert orchestras 

and captain of the tennis team. 

Her AP courses have included 

literature, biology, chemistry 

and calculus, and she has a 

4.31 GPA (4.0 scale). 

She has volunteered with St. 

Louis Arc - Supporting People 

with Disabilities, the St. Louis 

Assistance League and has 

been a middle school math 

teaching assistant. She was 

named the Missouri State USBC 

Dorothy Johnson Female Youth 

Bowler of the Year in 2011. 

To be considered for the Earl 

Anthony Memorial Scholarship, 

applicants must be USBC Youth 

members in their senior year of 

high school or enrolled in college, 

have a minimum gradepoint 

average of 3.0 (based on 

a 4.0 scale), and submit at least 

two letters of reference. 

Go to BOWL.com/scholarships 

for information and 

applications for all USBC Youth 

scholarships. 

226-537, Jean Willis 226-583, Becky 

Beadle 225-534. 

Jaynee Peel 225-562, Sherlonda 

Owens 221-518, Rhonda White 214-533, 

Londa Sparks 221-525, Eddie Tucker 

290-721, Glenna Anderson 207-528, 

Terry Fogerty 290-747, Elaine Stephens 

203-468. 

John Blake 290-739, Stella 

Carpentier 187-473, Bill Bartolomae 

289-691, Thelma Dugas 202-519, 

George Gifford 286-690, Mary Ryan 

200-511, Jimmy Melvin 289-736, Jewell 

Thiebaud 203-517. 

George Boon 278-772, Eunice Rice 

202-458, Van Hill 244-693, LeeAnne 

Dickenson 198-505, Reon Beadle 

275-721, Margaret Gilbert 189-402, 

Danny Moralez 254-624, Gayle Clanton 

175-395. 

Mike Smith 262-727, Larry White 

254-625, Ariel Villa 257-658, Mike 

McArthur 258-650, Frosty Foust 268- 

690, RW Brown 258-679, Larry Rimer 

257-681, Ryan Pope 258-667, A J Eaton 

279-634. 

Delvin Thurman 256-596, Raymond 

Cook 254-667, Matt Looney 263-653.

At Eastridge Lanes 

Radloff topples 793, 

Miller mints 653 

AMARILLO – Jason 

Radloff’s power-packed 258- 

289-246 = 793 Company 

league session won the highset 

honors for the month at 

Eastridge Lanes. 

Kate Miller, Radloff’s league 

mate, rolled a lofty 216-205-232 

= 653 set to lead the ladies. 

HONOR ROLL 

Sydney Bowerman 188-507, Randy 

Ingram 279-713, Sydney Bowerman 

222-567, Scott Bush 228-652, 

Betty McLemore 216-526, Betty 

McLemore 161-442, James Winningham 

246-614. 

Jacque Harrison 165-429, Ben 

Hilmers 243-658, Jory Dunavin 

276-714, Steve Radloff 243-698, Tony 

Treiber 279-707, Don Henderson 

278-707, James Sarna 231-603, Don 

Henderson 244-701. 

AMARILLO – Marshall 

Morrison pocketed prime 

278-279-256 = 813 Petroleum 

numbers to head the honor roll 

for the month at Western Bowl. 

Jeff Campbell, Sean Corbett 

and David Wilson finished 

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Richard Hunter 262-678, Mitzi 

Martin 186-537, Chris Sledge 256-633, 

Rosa Sledge 208-584, Chris Sledge 

268-703, Rosa Sledge 177-475, Chris 

Sledge 224-606, Rosa Sledge 224-613, 

Benny Rector 237-645. 

Lisa Fuller 187-510, T. J. Johnson 

234-696, Jacque Harrison 200-535, Don 

Simmons 258-698, Jacque Harrison 

248-613, Lonnie Barclay 275-676, 

Steven Planer 266-736, Cang Tran 

277-755. 

Tony Treiber 277-747, Jonathan 

Lawson 269-700, Jeff Campbell 243-721, 

Darren Lambright 269-747, Jimmy 

Ewell 280-730, Nathan Ritter 269-715, 

Brian Guillen 279-781, Mark Scroggins 

258-738. 

Don Simmons 279-706, Sean Sadat 

269-727, Hien Tran 256-723, Dylan 

Macon 279-746. 

At Western Bowl 

Morrison soars to 813, 

Chandler notches 720 

Campbell 300/811, Corbett 807, Wilson 804, 

Epperson, Planer, Williams 300, Macon 298 

close behind Morrison as each 

recorded award-winning 800 

series. Campbell downed a 

300/811 in Petroleum league 

action while Corbett fired an 807 

Asarco Mixed set and Wilson 

finished with a Friday Nite 

JOAN FEINBLUM 


with the Redwood Empire and 

California Women's Bowling 

Associations, an organization 

for which she later served 

as director. After serving as 

president of both organizations, 

she was elected a WIBC 

director in 1994 and served as 

a Vice President for five years 

(1999-2004). 

In 1988, while serving 

California as a mental health 

administrator, she was honored 

with an Outstanding Manager 

Award - a tribute to her experience 

as a physical education 

instructor and teacher of 

emotionally disturbed children. 

Feinblum's ability on the 

lanes became evident in 1965, 

when she won the Santa Rosa 

Women's Bowling Association 

Bowler of the Year award. 

A longtime member of the 

Bowling Writers Association of 

America as well as the National 

Women Bowling Writers, Fein- 

Runarounds 804 series. 

Candra Chandler rolled a tiptop 

236-258-226 = 720 Majorettes 

series to take top honors for the 

ladies. 

Mark Epperson, Stephan 

Planer and Brandon Williams 

shared high-game honors with 

award-winning perfectos. Dylan 

Macon took runner-up honors 

with near perfect 298 solo. 

HONOR ROLL 

Chris Fox 290-789, Gary Dunn 268- 

781, Randy Webb 269-779, Marshall 

Morrison 279-779, Rick Sevier 269-776, 

Jeff Campbell 279-774, Walter Mollan 

269-773, Dylan Macon 267-771, Dinh 

Ho 279-765. 

Eddy Kelley 276-764, Brian Burkett 

279-759, Gary Dunn 259-759, Shane 

Martin 258-759, Calvin Askins 286- 

758, Victor Gomez 279-757, Brandon 

Williams 268-752, Joseph Young 

259-750. 

Curtis Parker 289-748, Seth Rutledge 

278-742, Jimmy Ewell 267-742, Mark 

Epperson 267-741, Mike Gentry 259-740, 

Chien Dang 254-740, Megan Campbell 

257-695, Wendy Shelton 267-694. 

Annette Mader 237-686, Brenda 

McMahon 249-678, Connie Moorman 

257-676, Candra Chandler 256-675, 

Elayne Glenn 244-671, Carrie Wichers 

233-670, Pat Herring 247-665, Robyn 

Myers 278-662. 

Debra Shannon 257-645, Wendy 

Shelton 237-641, Jaime Sharp 234-641, 

Bonnie Clemens 236-638, Connie 

Moorman 279-635, Glenda Bouker 

257-622, Cindy Gill 208-617, Cindy 

Brock 221-611. 

Pam Nicholson 218-611, Carrie 

Selman 222-604. 


blum has earned the NWBW 

Dudley Peebles Photography 

Award as well as the NWBA Jo 

Ettein Leiber Award. 

In addition to being a 

member of the USBC Hall 

of Fame, Feinblum was also 

inducted into the California 

WBA and the Redwood Empire 

WBA Halls of Fame. 

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This month I will be headed 

for San Antonio to compete 

in the Texas State Senior’s 

Tournament. I was looking 

at some old photographs and 

found one from the 1980 State 

Championship in San Antonio. 

Sadly, all my teammates have 

passed away. 

In 1980 my team consisted 

of Paul Mize, Bert Fukuda, 

Fred Bruni and Frank Chapman. 

They were great friends 

KILLEEN – Mark Morgan lit 

up the lanes last month at Killeen 

Bowlerama with a high-flying 

798 Sundowners outing. 

Tawana Ramey, Morgan’s 

league mate, paced the ladies 

with a sturdy 268-761 set. 

Randy Cathey and Jackie 

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Edd Assel’s near perfect 299 solo 

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Rest in peace my friends. 

_ _ _ 

With a little more than 

three months before the Killeen 

Open, Hallmark Lanes is gearing 

up for the event. This has 

always been a popular stop for 

the Southwest Region PBA Tour 

and many of the top bowlers 

from the National Tour compete. 

The roster has not been 

published, but touring pros 

who normally attend are Mike 

Scroggins, a four time winner 

of the event. Chris Barnes, 

Wes Malott, Nathan Bohr, Paul 

Fleming and Lonnie Waliczek 

are all past winners. 

Hallmark Lanes will host 

Cathey, Harris 300’s, Assel 299 KILLEEN – Lewis Stansbury 

was the man to beat at Hallmark 

Lanes last month as he had a 

chart-topping 300-235-255 = 

790 series in Friday’s Best league 

action. 

Owa Ciesiolka was high for 

the ladies in Partytimer’s action 

with a super solid 247-224-214 

= 685 set. 

Bryce Ellison and Andy Layne 


Stansbury as each recorded 


HONOR ROLL 

Paul Duerre 256-634, Kathy Koehne 

199-574, Robert Billman 263, Daniel 

Manochio 676, Lisa Blackman 229-638, 

Mike Call Sr. 225-601, Vivian Mikell 

188-491, Amy Starkovich 227-583, Chris 

Causey 268. 

Rod Watkins 687, Mitzi Cina 277, 

Bryce Ellison 774, Karin Ciesiolka 

255-656, Eric Odette 266-727, Brenda 

Wiegert 226-578, Robert Juarez 255, 

Keith Desmarais 700, Lisa Blackman 

257-660. 

Mark Markwordt 253-601, Kathy 

Koehne 214, Samuel Green 266, Jimmy 

Ryan Jr. 676, Christine Scott 244-610, 

Jerry Kilpatrick 194, Mike Call Sr. 

544, Kristina Marley 188-498, Suzie 

Wollek 203-564. 

Tom Guillory 258-741, Owa Ciesiolka 

246-639, Andy Layne 278-729, Heather 

Cook 225-622, Regis Payne 267, Eric 

Odette 728, Mitzi Cina 235-599, Warren 

Howard 707, Lisa Blackman 237-612. 

Mark Markwordt 254, Bryce 

Ellison 599, Phyllis Love 231-596, RJ 

Rudnick III 264-744, Pamela Hensley 

215, Christine Scott 565, Kristie 

Duerre 206-501, Wilma Reid 214, Amy 

Starkovich 538. 

Red Demerson 278-765, Owa 

Ciesiolka 231-592, Joe White Sr. 268, 

Andrew Kirshner 693, Heather Cook 

221-592, Harry Kirshner Sr. 266, Jose 

Caballero 695, Brenda Wiegert 210-580. 

Keith Desmarais 266-706, Karin 

a series of qualifiers offering 

local bowlers the opportunity 

to earn a spot on the roster. 

I’ll have more on this event 

as it approaches. 

_ _ _ 

I enjoyed an earlier column 

by Leisha Murr in which she 

wrote about “high-fives” in 

bowling. I have never liked 

the high-five slap in bowling. I 

have had people slap my hand 

so hard it hurt my hand and 

elbow. I was recently in the 

men’s room at a center and no 

one washed their hands before 

leaving. Coughing on your 

hand, then slapping everyone’s 

hand is not a good thing. I 

agree with Leisha, simply say 

“nice shot”, or “nice pick-up,” 

and leave it at that. 

I was bowling against a 

team a few weeks ago and the 

At Hallmark 

Stansbury drills 300/790, 

Ciesiolka grabs 685 

Ellison, Layne 300’s 

Ciesiolka 276-632, Steven Krech 244- 

581, Steve Salak 259, George Brown 

652, Lisa Blackman 226-602, Jerry 

Kilpatrick 177-485, Vivian Mikell 191, 

Kristie Duerre 457. 

Amy Starkovich 189-518, John 

Dixon 269, Bryan Leonard 685, Mitzi 

Cina 225-621, Bryce Ellison 277, Lonnie 

Bridges 672, Karin Ciesiolka 227-631, 

Lewis Stansbury 264, Pete Schirripa 

Jr. 742. 

Nella China 218, Brenda Wiegert 

609, Karin Ciesiolka 226-631, John 

Manibusan 245, Lee Ellison 589. 

SENIORS 

guy on their team insisted on 

giving high-fives and I told him 

I didn’t care to do that and he 

got real testy about it. It’s not 

that I’m antisocial; I just don’t 

like doing it. 

_ _ _ 

Rumor control has been 

working overtime and people 

are talking that the manager 

of Phantom Warrior Lanes, 

Barbara Cox, is considering 

retirement. Cox has been 

involved with bowling in some 

capacity for as long as I have 

been bowling on Fort Hood. I 

have not had a chance to get 

her comments, but hopefully 

I will have more for another 

column. 

My personal feelings are 

that we will miss her terribly 

should she retire. She has been 

a great friend of the soldiers, 

Lee Ellison 267, Bryce Ellison 

658, Barbara Person 243-609, Robert 

Sanders 249, Harry Hellon 634, Jean 

Wilson 193, Martha Joy 514, Ray Miles 

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232, Nee Wallace 579. 

Gus Garcia 235, Harry Hellon 627, 

Peggy Hartley 196, Nancy Holstine 

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Herman 265, Birce Miller Jr. 723, Lorna 

Kensinger 223. 

Linda Strickland 547, Robert 

Sanders 247, Gene Love 608, Martha 

Joy 232-575, Ray Miles 267-694, 

Carolyn Scott 199, Ivy Jefferson 530, 

Bob Chouinard 255, Lee Ellison 660, 

Anne-Marie Rumsis 214. 

Suzie Wollek 580, Jay Herman 256, 

Gus Garcia 666, Jane Montgomery 189, 

Peggy Hartley 501, Gene Love 237-630, 

Vernell Wiemers 206, Regina King 529, 

Russell King 239-663. 

Nee Wallace 213, Barbara Person 

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Shauna White paced the ladies 

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662 set in Double Trouble action. 

HONOR ROLL 

Jared Ringener 279-763, Chico 

Hewtly, Jr. 268-737, John Dodd 

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Jacob Martinez 257-720, James Rawls 

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PBA REGIONAL ROUNDUP: 

NORTON, SAMBUENO, 

NAKASHIMA WIN IN HAWAII 

Scott Norton of Mission 

Viejo, Calif., defeated Rhino 

Page of Dade City, Fla., 245-214, 

to win the PBA John Gonsalves 

Memorial West/Northwest 

Open presented by Storm at 

Schofield Army Base Lanes in 

Hawaii on Thursday, April 18. 

At Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama 

Ringener rolls to 782, 

White tosses 662 

Aaron Hendricks 257-712, Michael 

Rowden 266-697, Tommy Booth 

278-695, Charlie Garcia 267-687, Sam 

Gonzales, Sr. 248-686, Eddie Gonzales, 

Sr. 245-681, Mike Holt 235-681, Alice 

Ewing 247-651. 

Teri Woolverton 256-642, Tammy 

Newton 224-588, Debbie Liles 215-567, 

Diane Ewing 204-567, Kay Beeler 

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Hopper 207-542, Denise Ferrell 

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Tina Rawls 192-533, Irene Jackson 

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Mary Lou Saldana 179-527, Denise 

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tournaments taking place 

over the extended weekend 

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Former Junior Team USA 

member Toby Sambueno of 

Henderson, Nev., won the 

second leg of the Hawaii series, 

defeating Michael Haugen Jr. of 

Carefree, Ariz., 248-166, to win 

the PBA Naval Station West/ 

Northwest Open presented by 

Storm at Naval Station Lanes at 

Pearl Harbor on Sunday. 

Sambueno, a Hawaiian 

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not receive credit for a PBA 

title because he is not a PBA 

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Williams of England, 213-195, 

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Amateur Tracy Nakashima 

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the Hawaiian series with a 

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WRIGHT IN THE HEART 


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_ _ _ 

The Greater Killeen-Fort 

Hood USBC Association held 

their annual meeting in April 

and an election of vicepresident 

and three directors 

was conducted. 

Rod Kensinger was elected 

vice-president and Cheryl 

Dewald, Marquita Darland, and 

Hank Williams were elected 

directors. Jeffery Foraker was 

appointed to the director’s position 

vacated by Kensinger. 

___ 

Our association is small 

with less than 2,000 members, 

but we have some very talented 

bowlers. The men have some 

outstanding bowlers as do the 

senior leagues. We have many 

outstanding women bowlers 

and our youth program is 

strong. 

We need to work harder to 

make our association tournaments 

meaningful. Over the 

years the entries have fallen 

off and the association is hard 

pressed to get a good turn-out. 

Anyone having suggestions on 

how to beef up entries please 

contact me at wrightdk@hot. 

rr.com. 

_ _ _ 

I’m looking forward to 

the PBA Summer Swing. The 

GEICO PBA Summer Swing will 

feature five two-hour telecasts 

on CBS Sports Network – the 

Badger, Wolf and Bear Opens, 

the Milwaukee Open and the 

GEICO Summer King of the 

Swing – which will air on 

consecutive Tuesdays at 6 p.m. 

CT beginning June 11. 

Now is the time to be sure 

your recorder is working right. 

See you on the lanes. 

wrightdk@hot.rr.com 


Blanchard of Gilbert, Ariz., 

to win the PBA Kona West/ 

Northwest Open at KBXtreme 

Lanes Tuesday, wrapping up a 

three-event series of PBA West/ 

Northwest Regional tournaments 

in Hawaii. 

Nakashima earned $2,000 

but does not receive credit for 

a PBA title because he is not a 

PBA member. 

At BRC Thousand Oaks 

Blankenfeld registers 

769, Leal records 748 

SAN ANTONIO – Jovan 

Blankenfeld claimed high 

series honors last week at BRC 

Thousand Oaks with a sizzling 

254-279-236 = 769 Thursday 

Early Mixed outing. 

Youth Bowler, Gilbert Leal 

recorded a thundering 236-223- 

289 = 748 Scholarship set to head 

up the guys scoring. 

HONOR ROLL 

Jay Hobson 277-739, Brandall 

Russell 274-676, Kathleen Bedingfield 

188-495, Lonnie Kim 256-577, Helen 

Keith 268-686, Pete Frazier 254-684, 

Kevin Acfalle 267-696, Jennifer Harper 

257-662. 

Keith Durgin 279-719, Karen 

Glacken 258-657, David Greenfield 

256-734, Roy Gonzales 266-666, Marlo 

Cook 268-674, Bruce Rice 258-737, Peter 

Varner 286-657, Selina Perez 211-569. 

QUICK NOTES: 

PBA Hall of Famer John 

Jowdy of El Cajon, Calif., 

celebrated his 93rd birthday on 

Sunday, April 21. The long-time 

Columbia 300 sales rep and 

world-class bowling instructor 

said he “isn’t doing so well” 

these days. “At 93, everything 

is falling apart,” he said. “I’m 

just going along one day at a 

time.” 

Wanda Hannah 205-534, Ray 

Duelm 258-632, Sarah Buck 220-547, 

Bruce Rice 246-668, Ross Mangus 

255-574, Ruth Tuller 206-569, Brent 

Tabor 255-679, Billy Rocha 234-589. 

Becky Mudd 180-424, Johnny Green 

233-619, Dee Pollock 155-445. 

SENIORS 

Tom Barry 256-665, Edna Martin 

189-511, George Coffee 266-637, Pita 

Quinney 197-539, John Robison 227- 

610, Bobbie Strickland 182-476, Olivia 

Ladson 182-506. 

Thousand Oaks 

Team Shootout 

4 Member Mixed Team 

(Must have 1 member of opposite sex) 

Cap 810 per team - Moving after each game 

Handicap is 90% of 220 per person, 

Max of 40 pins per person 

Early Bird Sign-Up $60.00 per person 

for 5 game series 

$75.00 Per Person for Walk-Ins 

June 8 @ 1:00 PM 

GUARANTEED $4000 FIRST 

PLACE based on 40 teams 

Brackets, Cross-Over & High Game Pots Available 

Average based on highest 2011-2012 year book average. If no book average, highest current 

average of 21 games (must have current standing sheet). If no current average, bowler will 

bowl using 220. The tournament director reserves the right to re-rate anyone at anytime. 

Always Smoke-Free Fun! 

BIG FUN! Small Commitment! 

BRUNSWICK THOUSAND OAKS 

4330 Thousand Oaks Blvd. San Antonio, TX 78217 

210-654-0031


Bowling 

Update 

From Ten Pins & More 

Big scoring was the order 

of the day in last Sunday's 

"Pentathabowl" five-game 

tournament at Tenpins & More. 

Gil Chavez, who recently 

shot his best set of 763 in a 

"Rancho Runners" league outing 

bought that same form on 

the weekend, putting together 

consistent games of 258, 268, 

290, 234 and 246 to win from 

April Trudell by 14 pins. 

Trudell won two of the five 

individual games in the novelty 

scoring format, along with 

"Nikon" league member, Robert 

Edwards. The handicap game 

It’s BACK! 

August 2013! 

10th annual 

NEW MEXICO 

OPEN 

TENPINS & MORE, RIO RANCHO, NM 

August 15-18, 2013 

No longer clashes with PBA Killeen Open 

1st Place - a RECORD $10,000 guaranteed 

Total prize money is $53,000 on a full field 

Paid down to 80th place, plus squad high games, high 

woman, high senior 

Consolation tourney (49th-last) for total $1,000 prize 

money 

Traditional format: 9 games qualifying (5 squads) top 

48 bowl 4, top 12 match-play, top 5 step-ladder 

CHALLENGING LANE CONDITIONS - get your spares! 

Entry fee: only $225 

Makes this THE best value tournament in the Southwest U.S. 

Field restricted to 240 entries/prize money based on 240 

505-892-7117 

Entry forms available at www.tenpins-more.com 

HERITAGE LANES BOWLING VALUE DAYS 

Monday Wednesday Thursday Fri. & Sat. Sunday 

Twilite Bowl 2 til 2 

$7.99 

+ tax 

9 PM till 11 PM 

2 HOURS 

ALL YOU CAN 

BOWL 

All You 

Can Bowl 

Glo-Bowling 

2 Hours 

$9.99 + tax 

Per Person 

includes shoes 

9 PM till Midnight 

REGULAR BOWLING RATES 

Monday thru Friday Open to 5 PM $2.89 per game 

Monday thru Thurs. 5 PM to Close $3.89 per game 

5 PM Friday thru Sunday $4.39 per game 

Shoe Rental $3.29 

SPECIALS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE 

was won by Danny Cobine who 

shot a flawless, real perfect 

game of 300. 

Cobine finished third, 

followed by senior bowler, 

Bob Lawrence, Rick Galindo 

and Edwards in an event that 

attracted 34 bowlers. 

This weekend (4/28 at 

9:30 a.m.) is the first in a number 

of roll-offs for paid entry in 

to the 10th annual New Mexico 

Open coming up August 16-18 

at Tenpins & More. 

The field contains many 

high-average area bowlers 

looking to win their way in to 

the $53,000 tournament that 

features a record $10,000 to the 

winner. 

Fifteen leagues are 

featured on the summer roster 

at Tenpins & More, with some 

starting early May. 

Quarter 

Mania 

9 PM till Midnight 

$10.99 Cover Charge 

3-hours, all you can bowl 

$.25 Popcorn 

$.75 Hot Dogs 

$.25 Small Cokes 

$1.00 Draft Beer 

All prices plus tax 

All you can bowl 

Glo-Bowling, Light 

Show and Music 

All You Can Bowl For 

3 Hours: $14.99 

Shoes Included 

11 PM til 2 AM 

All prices plus tax 

HERITAGE LANES 

11917 N. Pennsylvania 

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120 

405-755-7575 

Tan and Kent named IBMA 

College Bowlers of the Year 

At Heritage Lanes 

Johnson 

handles 766, 

Montgomery 

banks 724 

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Larry 

Johnson racked up a rollicking 

243-234-286 = 766 Bowlers R 

U series to earn top billing on 

the honor roll for the month at 

Heritage Lanes. 

Michelle Montgomery, Johnson’s 

league mate, led the ladies with a 

lofty 246-258-220 = 724 set. 

HONOR ROLL 

David Barz 215-623, Carrie Walton 

199-441, Ernest Ferrand 267-727, 

Crystal Best 257-695, Jerry Hill 257-719, 

Kim McDonald 226-613, Greg Fein 

268-705, Stephanie Fein 279-625. 

SENIORS 

Jerry Hill 257-707, Michelle 

Montgomery 226-648, Marty Baratz 

278-724, Florence McGraw 223-552. 

11 AM til 2 PM 

$1.99 PER GAME 

PER PERSON 

Shoes Not Included 

Sunday Twilight 

8 PM til 11 PM 

3 Hours 

ALL THE GLO YOU CAN BOWL 

$9.99 per Person 

Plus Tax 

Shoes Included 

Minimum 4 to a Lane 

ALL PRICES PLUS TAX 

Jazreel Tan and Marshall Kent 

LINCOLN, NEB. - Jazreel 

Tan, Wichita State and 

Marshall Kent, Robert Morris 

Illinois, have been awarded 

the College Bowler of the Year 

Awards for the 2012-2013 

season by the International 

Bowling Media Association. 

Tan is a three time winner 

and Kent accepted his second 

consecutive award. The players 

were honored at the Night of 

Champions banquet and reception 

on April 17, 2013 which 

precedes the Intercollegiate 

Bowling Championships. 

Marshall Kent, who started 

bowling at age two, is a two 

time winner of the IBMA 

College Bowler of the Year 

Award. "It's indescribable to be 

a two-time winner. Our team 

has a lot to do with it. I could 

not do it all myself. Without 

my team and coaches I would 

not be here now" said Kent 

when accepting his award. 

He is a sophomore majoring 

in Business Management at 

Robert Morris - Illinois, where 

he is coached by DJ Hayes and 

William Clarke. His favorite 

At Tenpins & More 

Grant masters 836, 

Vargas snares 706 

Cobine, Emerson, Helmick, Lewis add 300’s 

RIO RANCHO, NM – Billy 

Grant captured high-series 

honors for the month with a 

sky-high 289-268-279 = 836 Bud 

Scratch Doubles set at Tenpins 

& More. 

Sara Vargas, from the 8 for 8 

group, fired a thundering 268- 

235-203 = 706 session to lead 

the lady bowlers. 

Danny Cobine, Lance 

Emerson, Dennis Helmick and 

Theran Lewis shared high-game 

honors with award-winning 

collegiate tournament is the 

Hoosier Classic because of the 

demanding lane conditions and 

the quality of the field. Kent, 

who attended West Valley High 

School in Yakima Wash, says 

his greatest accomplishment so 

far is winning two gold, two 

silver and one bronze medal 

in the 2012 World Youth Cham 

pionships. His favorite player is 

Tommy Jones and his current 

"go-to" ball is the Storm 

HyRoad. 

Jazreel Tan, a senior who 

majors in Sports Management 

at Wichita State hails from 

Singapore and attended the 

Singapore Sports School. "It's 

awesome to be honored three 

times." said Tan. "I would not 

be here without my coaches 

and teammates. Individual 

awards are always nice, but 

the important thing is the team 

event and hopefully something 

good comes out of it. I would 

love to get a national team title 

and it's all going to be for the 

team." She is the first woman 

to win the IBMA Bowler of the 

Year Award three times, the 

only other college player to 

achieve the feat was PJ Haggerty 

of Fresno State in 2005, 

2006 and 2007. Tan's favorite 

player is Kelly Kulick, "I just 

love how she portrays herself 

as a person and as a bowler. 

She is a great friend and also 

a great competitor." said Tan. 

Her current "go-to" ball is the 

Brunswick Paranormal Aura. 

Tan, a true sportswoman, 

was a National Swimmer for 

Singapore and loves to play 

Frisbee and soccer. 

Different entities have 

different criteria for voting, like 

the Academy Awards and the 

Golden Globes and the NCBCA 

and IBMA are no different. 

While Kent swept the two 

major awards, Bowler of the 

Year and MVP, Tan edged out 

teammate Tannya Roumimper 

in the IBMA polls, who was a 

close second. Roumimper was 

chosen as the Most Valuable 

Player for the 2012-13 College 


12-baggers. 

HONOR ROLL 

Brian Titus 278-723, Becky Luco 

244-665, Steve Mackie 279-795, 

Rebecca Hutchinson 232-644, Monte 

Gustafson 266-712, Dana Miller-Mackie 

236-684, Dave Wiley 256-657, Pauline 

McMaster 202-521. 

Abby Maxwell 266-627, Monte 

Gustafson 268-771, Mellany Herrera 

253-613, Bob Lawrence 256-721, 

Demost Quintana 279-759, REg Card 

279-750, Gil Chavez 279-763, Al Carinci 

245-714.

TAN AND KENT 


bowling season by the National 

Collegiate Bowling Coaches 

Association. She is a senior 

at Wichita State, majoring in 

Communications and Psychology. 

Hailing from West Java, 

Indonesia, she credits the 

balance of her parents Robby 

GEORGETOWN – Larry 

Millican racked up a rousing 

279-259-247 = 785 Thursday 

Thunder session to earn the top 

spot on the honor roll last month 

at Mel’s Lone Star Lanes. 

Rebecca Newell’s banner 158- 

256-278 = 692 Pot-O-gold set 

claimed the lead for the ladies. 

Alex Cheesman earned highgame 


perfecto. Jeff Banks 

took runner-up accolades with 

a near perfect 299 single. 

HONOR ROLL 

Jeff Banks 781, Wanda Clark 

243-638, Albert Wininger 249-735, 

NEW BRAUNFELS – Misty 

Kaiser headed the leader boards 

last month at Fiesta Lanes with 

a powerful 278/814 Ball & Chain 


Denver Tollett, Jr. led the 

men’s scoring race with a 

stalwart 300/778 Rush League 

outing. 

Dennis Buck, Scott Gerbert, 

Rob Kaiser and Larry Spencer 


Tollett, Jr. as each registered 


David Backhaus took runner-up 

honors with a near perfect 299 

solo. 

HONOR ROLL 

RJ Klann 290-777, Philip Spence 

236-670, Steven Spence 135-641, Coop 

Cooper 232-681, Peter Sasser 247-665, 

Jim O’Brien 224-580, Darren Robeck 

180-534, Jake Mueller 276-741, David 

Blackhaus 268-735. Denver Tollett, 

Jr. 230-672, Greg Elbel 244-647, 

George Lombardo 210-578 Kenneth 

Winkelman 192-531, Michael Smith 

278-718, Alan Bueche 257-687, Dale 

Blume 280-727, Tom Meyer 269-727. 

Larry Spencer (4 games) 990, Mike 

Sills (4 games) 276-939, Trey Votion 

244-637, John Person 223-622, David 

Schmidt 278-735, Ted Zahorski 253-691, 

and Monica for pushing her to 

attend college at Wichita State. 

IBMA Runners Up MEN: 

Mike Conn, Morehead State; 

Kyle King, Robert Morris Illinois; 

Nick Kruml, Wisconsin- 

Whitewater; Dan Lemiesz, 

Lindenwood 

IBMA Runners Up WOMEN: 

Amanda Greene, Lindenwood; 

Caitlin Hoffman, 

Robert Morris-Illinois; Anggie 

At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes 

Millican compiles 785, 

Newell tackles 692 

Cheesman 300, Banks 299 

Carol O’Brien 263-681, Henry Robettse 

268-641, Brenda Rupkey 179-503, 

Tracy Paul 235-646, Charlie Buxton, 

Jr. 290-783. 

Randy Sanders 267-736, Stacy 

Hackenberg 197-561, Ken Gervais 

208-771, Ann Shivers 172-665, Larry 

Millican 246-647, Crystal Ganoung 

201-573, Pat Parker 232-635, Alex 

Cheesman 717. 

Katina Fotiou 233-605, Jacob 

Wininger 283-701, Teri Merkel 180-472. 

SENIORS 

Bob Drewitt 247-711, Wanda Clark 

227-598, John McCormick 268-725, 

Jeaniett Chicky 246-605. 

At Fiesta Lanes 

Kaiser turns in 814, Tollett, 

Jr. hurls 300/778 

Buck, Gerbert, Kaiser and Spencer add 300’s, Backhaus 299 

Alex Jahns 254-576, Colbert Trawhon 

178-509. 

Chris Doepke 257-728, Jared Werner 

258-715, David Schmidt 258-726, Dave 

Dupont 248-691, Mike Devanney 245- 

700, J J Baltierra 239-676, Coop Cooper 

246-698, Santiago Rivera 267-696. 

Bethany Dupree 256-658, Shelly 

Arnold 206-531, Heather Henk 172-446, 

Lashonda Mannie 247-675, Sylvia 

Guerra 217-607, Kathy Robeck 180-478, 

Kathleen Their 161-424, Amy Clements 

218-594. Catherine Wilson 225-542, 

Elizabeth Pitts 162-458, Stephanie 

Eller 167-436, Virginia Stevens 153-425, 

Birdie Grein 152-391, Kelly Rock 173- 

483, Jacque Watkins 168-438, Jessica 

Cummins 247-635. 

Lashonda Mannie 217-628, Sylvia 

Guerra 217-608, Gini Griffith 221-587, 

Sylvia Guerra 224-614, Joan Killen 196- 

554, Debbie Bradshaw 226-571, Cindy 

Grimes 199-529, Nancy Smith 217-603. 

Paula Brissenden 234-579, Sarah 

Seaman 181-510, Regina Tom 165- 

430, Misty Kaiser 233-670, Jacque 

Devine 211-533, Kathy King 233-639, 

Linda Morris 213-577, Corrine Gaudio 

192-547. 

Wendy Odom 211-542, Tara Light 

224-642, Crystal Salone 214-595, 

Lashonda Mannie 256-621, Jessica 

Cummins 218-598. 

Ramirez, Mariland Eastern 

Shore; Tannya Roumimper, 

Wichita State 

Honorable Mention MEN: 

Cameron Foster, William 

Penn; Kyle Sherman, Lindenwood; 

Chris Via, Notre Dame 

Ohio 

Honorable Mention WOMEN: 

Daria Kovalova, Wichita 

State; Katie Thornton, Webber 

International; Diana Zavjalova, 

Webber International 

The IBMA (formerly 

Bowling Writers Association 

of America) College Bowler 

of the Year Award is given 

each season to the male and 

female bowlers who excel on 

the lanes in USBC officially 

certified tournament play. 

Many professional and highranking 

amateur bowlers have 

received the award which was 

established in 1987 to honor 

the sport's finest young players 

and bring media attention to 

college bowling. 

Top Eight Women Finalists 

Kovalova, Thornton, Zavjalova, 

Tan, Greene, Hoffman Ramirez 

Top Eight Men Finalists: 

Foster, Via, Sherman, Kent, King, 

Conn, Lemiesz 

Other Awards 

National Collegiate Bowling 

Coaches Association All Americans 

First Team Men: 

Marshall Kent, Robert Morris- 

Illinois; Dan Lemiesz, Lindenwood; 

Chris Via, Notre Dame-Ohio; Mike 

Conn, Morehead State; Kyle King, 

Robert Morris-Illinois 

First Team Women: 

Tannya Roumimper, Wichita 

State; Jazreel Tan, Wichita State; 

Amanda Greene, Lindenwood; 

Caitlin Hoffman, Robert Morris- 

Illinois; Katie Thornton, Webber 

International 

Second Team Men: 

Kyle Sherman, Lindenwood; 

Nick Kruml, Wisconsin-Whitewater; 

Cameron Foster, William Penn; 

Matt Fitch, Morehead State; Jeremy 

Format 

1010 N. Austin Ave. 

Georgetown, TX 78626 

512-930-2200 

www.melslonestarlanes.com 

Call Mel or Doug and sign up today ! 

May Trio 

Tournament 

Saturday, May 18th 

Entry Fee: $120.00 ($40 per person) 

See fl yer for complete rules. 

Squad Times: 

1 PM and 3:30 PM 

1. This is a handicap tournament. Pays 1 team spot per 5 teams entered. 

2. Individual handicap 80% of 220. 

3. The team can be any combination of men and/or women. 

4. Bowlers can bowl all squads, but must change at least one bowler on the 

team (Bowlers can cash more than once). 

5. Each squad, teams will bowl three games. Total pin fall after both squads 

have been completed will determine placing for the tournament. Prize fund 

will be returned 100%. 

6. No current exempt PBA members will be allowed to bowl. 

Singles Side Event 

$15 entry fee, pays 1 place per 5 entries 


Zimmerly, Lindenwood 

Second Team Women: 

Diana Zavjalova, Webber International; 

Kelsey Muther, Wichita 

State; Sabrena Divis, Midland; Sayna 

Kanemoto, Wright State; Samantha 

Johnson, Lindenwood 

Honorable Mention Men: 

Dylan Burns, Kansas; Perry 

Crowell, Midland; Brandon Hott, 

Webber International; AJ Johnson, 

McKendree; Cameron Weier, Robert 

Morris-Illinois 

Honorable Mention Women: 

Daria Kovalova, Wichita State; 

Christina Halen, Pikeville; Grace 

Hall, Central Oklahoma; Marilyn 

Gawlik, McKendree; Tawni Vollmer, 

Robert Morris-Illinois 

Other NCBCA Awards 

Most Valuable Player 

Marshall Kent, Robert 

Morris-Illinois 

Tannya Roumimper, Wichita 

State 

Rookie of the Year 

Kyle King, Robert Morris-Illinois 

Sabrena Divis, Midland 

Kerm Helmer Coach of the Year 

Mike Kubacki, Calumet 

Gordon Teigen Meritorious Service 

Award 

Gary Brown, Director Collegiate/ 

Youth Tournaments, IBC Youth 

Development 

 

2013 Summer League Schedule 

Fiesta Lanes 

1202 Huisache, New Braunfels, TX 78130 

830-625-6263 

www.fi estabowlinglanes.com 

17th Annual Joe 

Mata’s Birthday 

Tournament 

$2000 First Place 

with 28 teams 

Saturday, May 11th at 1:00 PM 

Sunday, May 12th at 11:00 AM 

Team Fee: $250.00 - Brackets - $5.00 

Side Pots: $10.00 

CAP ON TEAM AVERAGE IS 1000 

1. Joe Mata Birthday tourney is a non sanctioned handicap mixed 

tournament. Tournament director has the right to refuse any bowlers 

or entry. Tournament director has the right to adjust any bowlers 

average. 

2. No exempt pro bowlers will be allowed to bowl. Violation of this rule will disqualify 

the individual and the team members as well. No Money will be refunded. 

3. Team maximum average is 1000. Team must consist of 3 men and 2 women, 4 

men and 1 woman or vice-versa. 

4. Total scratch and handicap series will determine where a team places. 

5. Bowlers will use one of the following averages: Current ITA average based on 36 

games as of April 1st 2013 72 game ITA average. Bowlers not having an ITA average 

will use their highest 2011-12 USBC book average or Current average as of May 1st, 

20123 All others will bowl scratch. (210)6. Handicap will be 80% of 210 for both men 

and women. 

SEE TOURNAMENT FLYER FOR COMPLETE DETAILS


8th Annual 

East Texas Open 

Hosted by 

The Oil Bowl 

Host Hotel 

205 North Spur 63 

Longview, Texas, 75601 

903-234-0214 

July 13-14 & 20-21, 2013 

Longview,TX 

4 person teams, doubles & singles 

(Any combination of Men or Women) 

Lanes fully reconditioned between every squad 

Handicap 80% from 220 

Brackets & Highpots, Optional Scratch Events 

Entry Deadline: June 14, 2013 

C 

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For more information call 972-754-0387 

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May 2-SW - The Bowling News

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