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Franklin/Malott win Kingpin 40 Doubles 

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Complete results next week. 

JANUARY 3, 2013 

Inside: 

Lynda Barnes, Jason 

Couch to USBC HoF 

Page 4 

SASBA annual Awards 

Page 13 

Jane Morris passes away 

Page 13 

Features 

Just Paying Attention 

By Mark London Page 2 

Honor Roll Page 3 

Last Call w/Leisha 

By Leisha Murr Page 6 

Looking Back Page 7 

Off the Sheet 

By Clint Dacy Page 7 

Xeno’s Views 

By Xeno Garcia Page 9 

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A feel good story for all of 

the bowling community. 

By Del Ballard Jr. 

Sean Swanson from Springfield 

Mo. was lying in bed one 

night and felt a lump in his 

stomach. When he stood 

up, it wasn’t there. 

But when he laid 

back down he could 

feel it again. So he 

told his wife Angie, 

who is a nurse 

supervisor, and 

on to the doctors 

they went. That was 

March 27 2012. The 

doctor felt the mass 

and then sent 

him to get a 

scan. It was 

confirmed, 

he had a 

mass. So the 

doctor thought the best course 

of action was to remove it 

immediately. So they scheduled 

surgery on Thursday April 5th. 

The mass had grown to the size 

of a grapefruit and two other 

smaller masses were found on 

his bowel. The mass was sent 

to the Mayo clinic for biopsy 

where two weeks later it was 

diagnosed as Pleomorphic 

Sarcoma, a rare form of cancer. 

The Oncologist and surgeon 

recommended he go to M.D. 

Anderson Cancer Center in 

Houston for a treatment plan. 

They were there one day and 

their plan was chemotherapy 

with no guarantee it would 

work. He started chemo July 10. 

Now here is why I find this 

story so compelling. Remember 

the date March 27th? He 

continued to bowl during all 

this. March 31st he bowled the 

Missouri state tournament and 

won scratch singles. He was 

supposed to bowl in the PBA 

Tournament of Champions the 

week of April 5th but had the 

surgery instead. Then before he 

started chemo he bowled the 

Greater Ozarks tournament and 

won the team event. Then he 

went to Baton Rouge to bowl 

the USBC Open Championships, 

shot 300 in doubles and 

finished fourth along with 

shooting 2100 in all events! He 

got back July 6th and started 

chemo on July 10. 

Now I’ve been through a 

little bit of this myself and I 

know when I was dealing with 

my issues and treatments there 

wasn’t any way I could have 

bowled with all of this on my 

mind! 

Here’s some Q&A with Sean 

on how he has dealt with his 

cancer, and continues to fight on. 

Del Ballard: Sean how in 

the world did you deal with all 

of this and put it out of your 

mind and still compete at the 

level that you did? 

Sean Swanson: I can’t 

really answer how I put 

it out of my head or deal 

with the possibility of 

life or death during 

this. But I can tell 

you what I have 

around me and 

maybe that is the 

answer. Obviously 

it starts with my 

wife Angie. Who 

has been incredible 

throughout as a wife and 

mother since the discovery of 

the mass. The greatest bonus 

is she is a nurse supervisor for 

the hospital I attended. With 

her knowledge, there never has 

been a surprise with what the 

doctors might say. She and I 

have already discussed what 

diagnosis, treatment plan or 

Continued on Page 12 

SEATTLE — All-Pro 

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker 

LaMarr Woodley has become 

the fifth team owner in the 

new PBA League, the Professional 

Bowlers Association 

announced today. 

Woodley, currently in his 

sixth season in the NFL with 

the Steelers, joins Los Angeles 

Clippers star guard Chris Paul, 

former Super Bowl champion 

Pittsburgh Steelers running 

back Jerome Bettis, former NFL 

all-pro receiver Terrell Owens 

and actor/comedian Kevin Hart 

as owners in the PBA League 

which debuts as part of the 

PBA Detroit Winter Swing Jan. 

19-27 at Thunderbowl Lanes 

in the Detroit suburb of Allen 

Park, Mich. 

"Bowling is a personal 

pastime for me," said Woodley, 

a native of Saginaw, Mich. "I 

grew up bowling in my home- 


 

O’Neill wins fourth title in 

PBA Cheetah Championship 

Completes dramatic performance to end two-year title slump 

LAS VEGAS — Bill O’Neill 

of Langhorne, Pa., completed a 

dramatic performance to win 

his fourth Professional Bowlers 

Association Tour title in the 

Alka Seltzer Plus Cold Cheetah 

Championship, the opening 

tournament in the 2012-13 PBA 

Tour season, at South Point 

Hotel and Casino. 

O’Neill, who won his last 

title in the 2010 Pepsi Viper 

Championship, started the title 

match with seven strikes and 

cruised to a 243-192 victory 

Bill O’Neill with wife Christi. 

Steelers Linebacker LaMarr Woodley 

Becomes Fifth PBA League Owner 

LaMarr Woodley in action. 

PBA LLC Photo 

over top qualifier Mike Wolfe 

of New Albany, Ind. 

The title match concluded 

an uphill battle that began 

when O’Neill barely made 

it into the Round of 16 in 

16th place by two pins. After 

sneaking into the Round of 16, 

he advanced 12 positions to 

qualify fourth for the four-man 

stepladder finals by 28 pins. 

In the stepladder finals, 

O’Neill eliminated Chris Loschetter 

of Avon, Ohio, 248-223, 

Continued on Page 21

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

Just Paying 

Attention By Mark London 

Mark@TheBowlingNews.net 

The USBC announced its 

Hall of Fame Class of 2013 two 

weeks ago, and as promised, 

I will now reveal my choices. 

Nothing too complex here. All 

seven listed are worthy of induction, 

I chose Lynda Barnes, 

Larry Laub, David Ozio, and 

Steve Cook. 

Along with Liz Johnson and 

Kelly Kulick, Barnes bridges 

the gap from the PWBA to 

present day with amazing 

performances in women’s 

events as well as showing the 

men a thing or two. 

Barnes is one of the trio of 

women bowlers whom history 

will look back as it does now 

on the three named Anthony, 

Roth, and Holman. Their impact? 

Like many pop culture 

contemporaries, you know 

them by their first names. 

Seriously, Lynda, Liz, and Kelly 

could and should have been in 

the HoF five years ago. Those 

three should just list what they 

haven’t accomplished on the 

lanes. It’s a much shorter list. 

Larry Laub has won in the 

70s and 2000s on the PBA 

and PBA Senior (now PBA50) 

National Tours. Even with his 

unique release of quietly laying 

the ball onto the lane he made 

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tour with 15 wins, six of them 

against fellow lefties, with 

three of those against some 

guy named Earl Anthony. His 

crowning moment occurred in 

1981 as he joined Don Johnson 

as only the second bowler to 

take a perfect game to the 

tenth frame in the Tournament 

of Champions title match. 

Why David Ozio is not 

already enshrined is a mystery 

to me, but the well-practiced 

pro from Vidor via Beaumont 

amazed us all in a career year 

of 1991, snapping off a ToC 

crown enroute to PBA Player 

of the Year. He set the then 

four-game TV scoring record 

with a 1,050 while winning the 

1995 AMF Dick Weber Classic. 

As a senior player, he won the 

2004 Senior U.S. Open as well 

as PBA 

Senior Rookie of the Year. 

Unwritten rule or not, age 

45 is the final threshold for 

those qualified years before. To 

me, if one exceeds reasonable 

qualifications, like Liz and 

Kelly, put them in and let them 

enjoy it no matter the age. 

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Former BPAA CEO Don 

Harris Passes away at 60 

Don Harris, former executive 

director of BPAA, passed 

away Sunday, 

December 23 from 

complications 

after suffering a 

stroke the previous 

Tuesday. He was 

60. 

Don headed the BPAA from 

January 1996 - September 1999 

after serving as head of the Na- 

to save it. Bob Learn had a 

TV 800 series in his 1996 PBA 

Flagship Open win games of 

300-280-270-279, for an 850 and 

1129, setting the current three 

and four-game TV records. CBD 

has the current consecutive TV 

strikes record, 20-in-a-row in 

the PBA 2009 Womens Series 

Showdown, breaking RobLaw’s 

17-bagger mark. 

And as promised for those of 

you scoring at home, this year’s 

target scores were Kelly Kulick 

with 743 and Pete Weber 626. 

Only Tennelle Milligan had a 

higher women’s score of 758 in 

2000. 

* * * * 

Now back to the nuts and 

bolts of what this column 

is about; media coverage. 

For the ESPN PBA telecasts, 

Lon McEachern is no doubt 

prepared, but seems not as 

familiar with the game. Not 

like everyone aspires to be a 

bowling announcer, but as one 

with experience, it sounds like 

me describing poker. But it is, 

however, only after three TV 

shows. My guess is he’s trying 

to refine his comments while 

getting more comfortable with 

Randy Pedersen’s style. More 

on that later. 

* * * * 

Even with Jack Black talking 

about a bowling-themed 

movie that is not the only one 

currently in production. In and 

around Louisville, Kentucky 

filming is wrapping up on a 

film called, “Splits.” 

According to the production 

teams’ website, VSM Entertainment, 

“Splits is a fun, PG-13 

comedy in the style of Caddyshack 

or Dodgeball, where 

a group of friends compete in 

the Lebowskifest Championship 

bowling tournament.” Pretty 

tall task to include topics and 

concepts from all three of those 

laughfests. No word when the 

film is due to hit a multiplex 

near you. We’ll keep you 

posted. 

The 

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Check us out at 

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tional Independent Automobile 

Dealers Association. During 

his tenure Don assembled 

BPAA staff, grew membership, 

replenished financial reserves, 

and strengthened the Quality 

Connection (group purchasing) 

program. He is also credited 

with breathing new life into 

International Bowl Expo, 

breaking attendance records 

and taking it from just an 

At Strikz 

Colby topples 742 

FRISCO – Clayton Colby 

tossed high-flying 237-251-254 

= 742 Lousy Bowlerz series to 

head the honor roll for the week 

at Strikz. 

Debbie Colby led the ladies by 

posting a tidy 195-195-194 = 584 

Monday Mixerz set. 

HONOR ROLL 

Holly Stephens 173-475, Julie 

Collins 166-463, Cathy Eberly 195-524, 

Kevin Higar 223-610, Candy Torrey 

202-550, Gary Lumenti 226-637, Joesph 

Jimenez 233-630, Jennifer Blythe 

179-510. 

Clayton Colby 277-716, Charles 

Bowles 235-655, Jim Reynen 236-632, 

Kim Williams 172-457, Debbie Colby 

182-512, Tommy Davis 227-613, Chris 

Marino 243-691, Mark Donnelly 

237-653. 

Lauren Alarid 146-410, Jamie 

Sensat 203-588, Amy Marshall 170-502, 

Scott Orofino 257-644, Kelly Holland 

annual convention and making 

it the premier bowling industry 

event. 

Don was a Texan by birth, 

graduating from the University 

of North Texas with a BBA in 

Journalism. 

He is survived by his 

mother, Joyce Harris; brother, 

Bob Harris and wife, Joan; 

daughter, Macy Workman and 

husband, Chris; son, Jonathan 

Harris; and one grandson, 

Jonah Workman. 

In lieu of flowers, memorial 

contributions may be made to 

the Pioneer Bible Translators, 

Dallas, TX, or Christian Care 

Center, Mesquite, TX. 

189-481, Bob Held 259-647, Deanna 

Goldsmith 160-446, Brian Holland 

186-593. 

Matt Robinson 253-623, Rick Irvine 

226-645, Cathy Eberly 205-571, Tommy 

Davis 236-613, Debbie Colby 217-535, 

Kevin Hagar 247-645, Loree Larocca 

150-440, Rich Ridgdill 248-615. 

Jennifer Blythe 214-566, Candy 

Torrey 211-560, Cathy Eberly 188-444, 

Julie Collins 210-531, Holly Stephens 

155-431, Mark Donnelly 256-591, Tracy 

Buckaloo 195-466, Johnny Matusik 

197-571. 

Tommy Davis 224-607, Denise 

Alexander 157-453, Blake Irwin 

234-652, Karen Burton 174-427, David 

Edwards 256-667, Debbie Colby 235- 

568, Robert Marino 236-631, Chris 

Marino 236-630. 

Dewayne Smith 234-649, Deanna 

Goldsmith 167-420, Tony Dambakly 

221-599, Kelly Holland 153-441. 

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Men 

Seth Rutledge, Western Bowl ................................ 846 

Pete Schirripa, Jr., Hallmark Lanes ....................... 827 

Ryan Boroff, Cowtown Bowling Palace ................ 818 

Erik Williamson, AMF Lewisville Lanes ................ 810 

Jason Hamm, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ...... 809 

Shayne Wilson, AMF Showplace Garland Lanes . 806 

Tory Brown, Eastridge Lanes ................................ 803 

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

Rod Bach, Oil Bowl Lanes ..................................... 794 

Scott Stafford, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .................. 793 

Michael Keith, BRC Thousand Oaks ..................... 792 

Bryan Bowlin, Plano Super Bowl .......................... 792 

Laughton Smith, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ..... 790 

Billy Rogers, AMF Richardson Lanes ................... 784 

Henry Johnson, Forum Bowl ................................. 783 

Barry McKee, Fiesta Lanes .................................... 780 

Robert Galvan, Brunswick Zone Watauga ............ 773 

Jason Tidwell, Diamond Lanes ............................. 771 

Blake Starr, Heritage Lanes ................................... 769 

Jared Ringener, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama ............ 769 

Phil Bailey, Stadium Lanes .................................... 766 

Anthony Lavery-Spahr, Rowlett Bowl-a-Rama ...... 759 

Mark Blasius, Terrell Bowl ..................................... 743 

Clayton Colby, Strikz ............................................. 742 

Bobby Galan, AMF Spare Time Lanes .................. 740 

Billy Cathey, Red Bird Lanes ................................. 739 

Steve Mackie, Tenpins & More .............................. 732 

Doug Kahanak, Pin Center Bowl ........................... 714 

Women 

Dana Miller-Mackie, Tenpins & More .................... 785 

Stefanie Nation, Cowtown Bowling Palace .......... 781 

Megan Campbell, Western Bowl ........................... 763 

Genie Franklin, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes .... 760 

Esther Navarro, Hallmark Lanes ........................... 744 

Amanda Greenlaw, Killeen Bowlerama ................. 740 

Brandy Smith, AMF Showplace Garland Lanes ... 737 

Jennifer Hayes, AMF Richardson Lanes .............. 737 

Dorothea Wilson, Forum Bowl .............................. 736 

Jeri Taylor, Heritage Lanes .................................... 736 

Sandy Dooley, Brunswick Zone Watauga ............. 728 

Dana Maureschat, BRC Thousand Oaks .............. 727 

Stephanie Mills, Oil Bowl Lanes ........................... 723 

Misty Kiser, Fiesta Lanes ....................................... 718 

Jennifer Curl, AMF Lewisville Lanes .................... 713 

Lisa Wasson, Plano Super Bowl ........................... 701 

Nita Stein, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ............... 699 

Tammy Klomps, Rowlett Bowl-a-Rama ................. 698 

Kendra Lee, Terrell Bowl ........................................ 689 

LaDonna Fogerty, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes ............. 672 

Ashley Bowen, Diamond Lanes ............................ 661 

Shauna White, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama .............. 627 

Lauren Daniel, Red Bird Lanes ............................. 618 

Stacie Parrish, Pin Center Bowl ............................ 613 

Alesia Pickett, AMF Spare Time Lanes ................. 610 

Sherri Trubenstien, Stadium Lanes ....................... 601 

Debbie Colby, Strikz .............................................. 584 

Kate Miller, Eastridge Lanes .................................. 546 

At AMF Spare Time 

Galan smashes 740, 

Pickett charts 610 

Bobby Galan’s 237-245-258 = 

740 STL Businessmen’s league 

production captured high-series 

honors for the week at AMF Spare 

Time Lanes. 

Alesia Pickett led the ladies 

high-set chart with a smooth 190- 

252-168 = 610 Mates & Dates set. 

HONOR ROLL 

Linda Harrell 190-480, Roy Jackson 

Sr., 268, Gabe Martinez 691, James 

Scales 263, Gayle Brice 223-514, Leon 

Brice 649, Bob Weber 207-563, Amber 

Lumpkin 161-421, Lonnie Yanez 

204-567. 

Stephanie Vasilio 138-399, Jerry 

Forbes, Jr. 277, Alesia Pickett 225, 

John Hartsel 741, Kara Congi 596, 

Carol Schreiber 198, JoAnn Smith 502, 

Judy Haas 205-542, Preston Smith 266, 

Gloria Crossett 221. 

Bill Holland, Jr. 681, Crystal Wiley 

551, Brad Morrissette 247-676, Tammy 

Lindner 172-254, Jerry Crowley 279, 

Ronnie Landrith 279, Bryan Strickland 

242, Alesia Pickett 202, Austin Midkiff 

629, Regina Taddy 543. Lance Davis 

267, Christy Raymond 215, Bill Uthoff, 

Jr. 705, Ginger Busocker 560, Dexter 

Smith 154-459, Rita Marshall 132-364, 

Rodney Parks 194, Sally Brady 182-432, 

Brad Young 523, Jim Palmer 523. 

Karin Ciesiolka 

Last month’s high female 

was Karin Ciesiolka with a 

256-288-257 for an 802 series 

in the Friday’s Best league at 

Hallmark Lanes in Killeen, TX. 

Karin is the Promotions Director 

at Hallmark Lanes. Her two 

daughters, Sierra and Shyanne 

are both fulltime bowlers along 

with husband John. Karin is 

also the bowling coach for the 

Ellison Eagles high school team 

who won the Girls the state 

championship in 2010. 

What is your high series? 

812, I’ve bowled five 800’s. 

How many 300’s have you 

bowled? 6 

Thoughts on your big night? 

I knew what I needed the last 

game to shoot 800, and I just 

tried to make the best shot I 

could to get there. My confidence 

level has been higher 

this year. I made some adjustments 

to my span and got a 

ball that reacted better down 

the lane, and now I feel back to 

where I should be. 

What ball did you throw? 

The DV8 Hell Raiser. 

What is your all-time favorite 

bowling ball? I don’t really have 

a favorite; it’s just whatever 

feels the best and rolls the best 

at the time. 

What is your all-time high 

average? 231 in Colorado 

Springs. The bowling competition 

in Colorado is very high, 

and they pushed me to compete 

better each week. 

How long have you been 

bowling? Probably since I 

was four years old. All of the 

credit goes to my father(Dick 

Atkinson) who was on the 

All-American Army team(with 

Brian Voss as a teammate), and 

once he got out of the military 

he opened his own center in 

1987. He built Hallmark Lanes 

from scratch and it’s always 

been a family sport. I’m very 

proud to have shot the first 800 

by a female in the house that 

my family owns. 

Who is your favorite pro 

bowler? Growing up Brian Voss 

was my favorite, but I became 

fascinated with Diandra 

Asbaty and Tish Johnson, I 

got to know Tish when I was 

in Colorado Springs. They are 

both great individuals. 

Most memorable bowling 

moment? Shooting my first 

800. I had no idea I was on 800 

pace, but my friends Cassie 

Golden and Stephanie Laney 

both ran up on the approach 

and attacked me after my 

fill-shot. My whole team was 

keeping track, but I really 

wasn’t paying attention. I’m a 

believer in not paying attention 

to the score, just bowl the 

frame you’re in. 

What lessons has the game 

taught you? Always stay 


THE BOWLING NEWS | Thursday, January 3, 2013 | Page 3 

At Plano Super Bowl 

Bowlin turns in 300/792, 

Wasson lands 701 

Blassingill, Breeze, Finding, Gerdes, McCauley, 

McCormick and Wilson add 300’s 

Bryan Bowlin’s top-notch 

268-300-224 = 792 Pepsi Classic 

session headed the honor roll for 

the week at Plano Super Bowl. 

Lisa Wasson, also from the 

Pepsi Classic group, posted a 

nice 197-259-248 = 701 set to 

lead the ladies. 

Ben Blassingill, Mike Breeze, 

Joe Finding, Tony Gerdes, Gary 

McCauley, Kevin McCormick and 

Ed Wilson shared high-game honors 

with Bowlin as they each recorded 

award-winning 12-baggers. 

HONOR ROLL 

Ross Wisdom 256-717, Cathy Sposito 

228-631, Trent Jacobs 256-756, Angela 

Sandmann 233-592, Doug Brown 

257-700, Sue Borman 205-552, Danny 

Zeh 277-78, Gail Mayer 254-662, Don 

Marabell 224-577. Kim Boyko 134-285, 

Casey Park 263-715, Carol McCullor 188- 

469, Don Jones 266-723, Peggy Dodson 

215-586, Jim Monroe 206-606, Susan 

Breedlove 195-551, Greg Staton 256-738, 

Jackie Fisher 223-628. Owen Crannell 

258-744, Karen Clevenger 200-540, Raul 

Fierro 237-585, Bjoy Pulickal 124-353, 

Hieu Du 223-598, Mandy Pazzano 220- 

586, Cathy Sposito 227-583, Julie Barrett 

236-563, George Vaughn 254-734. 

Bill Kissentaner 279-709, Ed O’Keeffe 

229-573, Phyllis Haynes 183-518, Doug 

Swenson 257-750, Lori Vermeer 232-665, 

Bill Fong 266-669, Shanique Leonard 

169-449, Cathy Sposito 222-623. 

Andy Fischman 211-594, Ansel 

Goldgar 251-738, Leslie Evans 217-577, 

Casey Parks 269-743, Julie LaFollette 

The Lifetime Bowlers are Back! 

SUNDAYS 

$1.50 per game, 8 AM to 1 PM 

$2.50 per game, 9 PM to 12 AM 

MONDAYS 

$2.50 per game, 8 AM to 2 PM 

$10 per lane/hour, 9 PM to 12 AM 

OVERNIGHT 

$10 per lane/hour 

or $2.00 per game 

M-Th Mid-8 AM, F-Sun 1 AM-8 AM 

220-586, Russell Wright 248-730, Debbie 

Taylor 180-514, Gary Keto 267-712. 

Debby Oulicky 225-685, Lance 

Ragland (4 games) 997, Lisa Wasson 

(4 games) 895, Warren Conerly 247- 

756, Patty Ellington 237-683, Robert 

Bloomfield 247-683, Steph Calbert 

246-635, Jim Bell 245-685. Monique 

McMachen 188-528, Rick Mann 279-732, 

Cindy Mann 245-671, Brian Brenner 

269-764, Tammy Klomps 204-549, 

Anthony Simonsen 279-697, Christi 

Nedved 192-540, Patrick Adams 245-714. 

Loree Clark 242-653, Alan Vannasey 

196-573, Kim Boyko 144-418, Casey 

Park 269-726, Diane Wallentine 

212-569, Chris Rador 277-779, Linda 

Davidson 223-625, Jim Monroe 246-695. 

Betty Kiefert 200-524, Greg Staton 

279-772, Julie Locke 257-645, Mark 

Thompson 268-722, Karen Clevenger 

276-649, Justin Pitsinger 245-681, Mandy 

Pazzano 213-577, Beverly Goff 224-614. 

Cathy Sposito 212-598, Ken Fantus 

210-508, Ann Goad 210-563, Mark 

Plagens 288-776, Rhonda Gibson 

224-613, Bill Fong 268-709, Diane 

Wallentine 221-559, Cathy Sposito 

210-609, Michelle Artman 239-596. 

Chris Rador 278-717, Louise Lackey 

214-567, Anthony Simonsen 290-785, 

Ruby Bennett 246-655, Alan Gohlke 

266-704, Shannon Smith 237-640, Jim 

Kiser 279-760, Debby Oulicky 279-664. 

Tam Wasson (4 games) 290-1034, 

Lisa Wasson (4 games) 227-800, Bob 

McGregor 287-740, Cathy Sposito 

227-626, Leonard Click 265-682, Kay 

Pingsterhaus 238-635.


Lynda Barnes, Jason Couch 

elected to USBC Hall of Fame 

ARLINGTON — Lynda 

Barnes and Jason Couch have 

been elected to the United 

States Bowling Congress Hall of 

Fame in the Superior Performance 

category. 

The two will join six other 

inductees, who were elected 

in November by the USBC Hall 

of Fame Committee. They are 

Rick Steelsmith, Shirley Levens, 

Sandra Postma and Frank 

Santore in the Outstanding 

USBC Performance category, 

Don McCune in the Veterans 

category and Tamoria Adams 

for Meritorious Service. 

The induction ceremony 

will take place May 2 at the 

2013 USBC Convention in Reno, 

Nev. 

Here's a look at the newly 

elected bowlers: 

Lynda Barnes, Double Oak, 

Texas 

A two-time USBC Queens 

champion (1998, 2008), Barnes 

also has six top-five finishes 

at the U.S. Women's Open. She 

won dozens of international 

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medals competing for Team 

USA, including the 2005 QubicaAMF 

World Cup. Barnes, the 

wife of Professional Bowlers 

Association star Chris Barnes, 

also owns four USBC Women's 

Championships titles and was 

a standout collegiate bowler at 

San Jose State. 

Jason Couch, Clermont, Fla. 

Couch made history in 2002 

by winning a third consecutive 

PBA Tournament of Champions 

title, also claiming the event in 

1999 and 2000. His 16 career 

PBA titles include four majors 

- the three TOC wins and the 

1993 PBA Touring Players 

Championship. 

Ranked No. 24 on the list of 

the 50 Greatest Players in PBA 

History, Couch has finished in 

the top 10 at the USBC Masters 

four times, with his best finish 

being second in 2001. 

A USBC panel of veteran 

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At Cowtown Bowling Palace 

Boroff spots 818, 

Nation tackles 781 

Quinley, Jr. 300, Brock, Quinley, Jr. 299, Johnson 298 

Ryan Boroff held the hot hand 

at Cowtown Bowling Palace after 

pocketing prime 289-254-275 = 

818 numbers in Ft. Worth Classic 

Trio action. 

Stefanie Nation, Boroff’s 

league mate, headed the ladies 

with a chart-topping 268-259-244 

= 781 set. 

Terry Quinley, Jr. garnered 

high-game honors with an 

award-winning 12-bagger. Jay 

Brock shared runner up honors 

with Terry Quinley, Jr. as each 

recorded near perfect 299 solos. 

Chris Johnson fell a few pins 

short with a 298 game. 

HONOR ROLL 

Chandler Ritsch 258-750, Katie 

Tallant 210-590, Ron Nason 236-648, 

Randy Cross, Sr. 217, Juan Pablo 262, 

Katie Tallant 255-709, Chris Crum 252, 

Lindsey Megredy 205-597, Ron Nason 

247-674. 

Amanda Couch 225, Rudy Garcia 

256-651, David Henderson 256-648, 

Samuel Magill 247-650, Gustavo 

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Leon, Sr., 278-794, Wanda Vantrease 

217-565, Steven Sanchez 269, Dorina 

Hart 213-590. 

Scott Teel 268-752, Eva Pierce 202, 

Terry Quinley, Jr. 759, Miki Jo Parish 

252-675, Matt Allen 266, Katie Tallant 

236-611, Jeff Waits 258-708, Jannette 

Sanchez 225, Ryan Boroff (4 games) 

1029. 

Stefanie Nation (4 games) 979, 

Steve Graeve 289, Tennelle Milligan 

(4 games) 253-915, Clint Johnson 280, 

John Cantu, Jr. 278-704, Amber Putz 

165, Michael Johnson 233-647, Glen 

Williams 225. 

Ricky Cotton 279, Rene Miller 

203-513, Michael Johnson 259, Bryan 

Gratts 255, Jerry Jones 269-683, Julie 

Hanson 163-415, Chris Gibson 255-616, 

Keith Grassmuck 245-639, Tennelle 

Milligan 288-721. 

Ron Nason 247-732, Katie Tallant 

184-497, Duane Skinner 230, Cody 

Franks 225, Tony Edwards 265-671, 

Katie Tallant 224-633, Matt Allen 

258-662, Lindsey Megredy 212-586, 

Taylor Ridgeway 256. 

Genni Barnes 205-537, Jay Brock 

714, Jamie Brooks 270-720, Pat Currie 

269-748, Scott Teel 280-759, Michelle 

Teel 216-636, Coy Hart 269-711, Dorina 

Hart 204-559, Patrick Teel 267-726. 

Stella Evans 201-536, Terry Quinley, 

Jr. 713, Bernie Adkins 206-540, Frank 

Mata, Jr. 267-709, Rebecca Williams 

204-537, Ron Nason 258-692, Mary 

Lou Timms 197, Chris Johnson (4 

games) 972. 

Tennelle Milligan (4 games) 968, 

Scott Teel (4 games) 280-984, Stefanie 

Nation (4 games) 248-843, Steve Graeve 

(4 games) 275-987, Luke Fanning 255, 

Abigail Martinez 158, Mike Moore 

253-624. 

Michael Johnson 227-657, Theodis 

James, Jr. 268-743, Dawn Crum 181- 

463, Michael Johnson 257-668, Paul 

Herrington 251-636. 

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Johnny Zaskoda 267-612, Karen 

Holder 223-565, Carl Seward 247, 

Larrie Boyett 191-509, John Stewart 

247-625, Brenda Hicks 189, Sal Grieco 

268-680, Larrie Boyett 199-536, Ben 

Griffin, Sr. 235. 

Bob Brewer 235-610, Ken Knowles 

246-654, Pat Friar 193, Les Messinger 

243, Mike Masters 236-598, Larry Thun 

255, Larrie Boyett 209-530, Red Kelly 

236-633, Betty Odom 198. 

Henry Sharp 235-648, Marilyn 

Jordan 192-541, Sal Grieco 257-683, 

Kitty Vaughan 200-528, Gary Kryder 

251-655, Larrie Boyett 193-525, John 

Stewart 238, Karen Wittenburg 185-531, 

Bob Brewer 248-685. 

Judy Biel 200-531, Ken Knowles 

235-679, Wanda Eads 199-548, Carl 

Seward 223-636. 

SPOTLIGHT 

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By Leisha Murr 

Happy New Year! I hope you 

all had a wonderful Christmas 

and will be safely ringing in 

the New Year with friends, 

family, and all the ones you 

love. I’ll be bringing in the 

New Year with one of the 

things I love, the blackjack 

table! I know, I really cannot 

figure out why I’m still single. 

This is the time of the year 

when we all reflect on our lives 

and make resolutions to change 

things to make ourselves better 

in future. Some of the most 

popular resolutions are to go 

on a diet or eat better, to get 

more exercise, to quit smoking 

or drinking, and to get more 

organized. Others can be less 

specific like spending more 

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helping others, learning 

something new, and enjoying 

life more. I could resolve to do 

everything on this list except 

that I don’t smoke, but I don’t 

like to make any resolutions I 

know I’m going to break. 

I know Tony would love it 

if I would resolve to get the 

Last Call done by Friday every 

week, but some weeks I just 

have too hard of a time finding 

a topic. I’m sure all of you have 

noticed some “off” weeks after 

reading my article and thought, 

“who cares?” or “why did I 

need to read 700 words about 

a Kia?” but I try to keep things 

as relevant and interesting as 

possible week to week. So my 

resolution for Tony is that I 

will try harder not to turn the 

Last Call into the Last Minute 

every week. (Editor’s Note: 

BEST NEWS EVER!!!) 

For myself, I’m going to 

work on losing these extra 

pounds I put back on in 2012. 

I’m not going to say I’m going 

on diet because that might 

last a week. I will resolve to 

pay more attention to what 

I am eating and to cut back 

on the Dr. Pepper and other 

empty calories I’m consuming. 

That, plus a little extra activity 

should do the trick in a month 

or two. 

We have several tournaments 

I’m going to bowl 

coming up in the first quarter 

of this year. So, I’m also going 

to try to get out and actually 

put in some time on the lanes 

practicing in the next few 

months so I will be sharper 

and more competitive. Let’s not 

get too specific, but I am going 

to try to practice at least twice 

a month. I know, I don’t want 

to make it too hard on myself 

to keep my resolutions. 

I’m also going to work on 

de-cluttering my life. I think 

this will help me as well as 

helping others as I have lots of 

clothing that no longer fit and I 

need to donate. I have to be the 

worlds worst at thinking “I’ll 

fit back into these one day” and 

keeping everything. Problem is, 

even if they fit, will I want to 

wear them again? So, if anyone 

knows a good women’s shelter 

or somewhere besides Goodwill 

that I should donate, please let 

me know. 

Obviously holding on to my 

past is not helping me move 

on to a great future. So, to kick 

this year off right I will be following 

most of the traditions of 

what to eat for good luck and 

good fortune in the upcoming 

year. They say you should eat 

12 grapes at midnight, one for 

each month, and if the grape is 

sweet it will be a good month. 

Do you think if I take 12 sips 

of different wines I could ac- 

At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes 

Hamm masters 809, 

Franklin fires 760 

Armstrong III, Cox, Murrell, Randolph, 

Thompson, Wolbert 300’s, Reger 298 

Jason Hamm rocketed to the 

top of the honor roll last week 

at AMF Showplace Euless Lanes 

with a booming 279-246-286 = 

809 Two Mixed Up series. 

Genie Franklin, from the 

Masters group, had it on cruise 

control with 247-278-235 = 760 

numbers to lead the ladies. 

Jack Armstrong III, Eric Cox, 

Chad Murrell, Mikhail Randolph, 

J D Thompson and John Wolbert 

led the high-game chase with 

perfect 300 games while Richard 

Reger knocked on the door with 

a 298 solo. 

HONOR ROLL 

Jim Carter 268-794, Rick Johnston 

276-709, Barbara Chaky 234-581, Mike 

Cranfill 276-745, Michele Hermann 222- 

539, Joe Merkel 231-675, Lori Lathrop 

246-551, George Carlson 257-693. 

Mindy Wynn 186-552, Jay Witt 

208-595, Miriam Cohen 179-415, Phil S 

180-539, Melissa Lewis 238-631, David 

S 221-615, Robin Montgomery 180-493, 

Steve Wascom 216-596, Danielle Sharpe 

233-636. 

Gary Painter 278-699, Judith 

Guillory 256-638, Mike Terry 278-799, 

Teresa Carter 236-657, Mike McKenzie 

211-561, Judy Leuty 222-538, Lonnie 

Shelton 289-721, Reese Massey 215-559. 

Bob Crane 248-656, Sherry 

Houghton 224-640, Wes Yarbrough 

223-619, Rose Jacobson 187-530, Charlie 

At Brunswick Zone Watauga 

Galvan racks up 773, 

Dooley decks 728 

Hall 300 

Robert Galvan won highset 

honors at Brunswick Zone 

Watauga with a blistering 773 

Denim & Duds series. 

Sandy Dooley, Galvan’s 

league mate, hammered out 

hefty 279/728 marks to pace fem 

scoring. 

Ben Hall’s award-winning 

12-bagger garnered high-game 

honors. 

HONOR ROLL 

Don Bodle 711, Julie McHugh 609, 

James O’Connor 735, Miki Jo Parish 

complish the same objective? 

For lunch on New Year’s 

Day we will be having all 

of the lucky foods. Everyone 

knows you have to eat 

black-eyed peas, they say 

they represent pennies or 

wealth and are for good luck 

in the upcoming year. You 

can’t have peas without good 

old-fashioned cornbread. The 

golden color of the cornbread 

is supposed to be for gold and 

wealth, but maybe it could be 

for gold in the form of a ring, 


Bean 265-731, Lucky Hansen 188-534, 

Tommy Adams 278-757, Valerie 

Williams 201-566. 

Marlon Miller 290, Terri Homme 

198-580, Demetrya Wilson 235-645, 

Priscilla D 247-681, Sam Wilson 288- 

765, Chris Joseph 289-795, Michael 

April 268-782, Justin Boggio 290-782, 

Bryan Hall 279-774. 

Mike Becker 260-763, Mikhail 

Randolph 749, Jack Armstrong III 728, 

Kely Warms 259-726, Mike Cranfill 

279-712, Jay Lucas 239-706, Charles 

Newton 257-674, Keith Haines 268-641, 

Lee Cooper 276-631. 

Chris Miles 256-628, Don Leuty 

267-628, Zachary Melman 247-616, 

Joe Laehr 221-602, Don Leuty 224-595, 

James Sherwood 290, Sheila Walton 

268-739, Lisa Steele 259-717, Stephanie 

Harp 289-713. 

Teresa Ross 279-709, Diana Jessie 

238-690, Elaine Curyy 279-672, Michele 

Humann 243-650, Annie Akanni 

237-633, Karen Hader 225-629, Melissa 

Lewis 224-624, Kathleen LeCroy 

223-615. 

Amy Monson 264-596, Kathy 

Foote 206-576, Valerie Williams 197- 

568, Mindy Wynn 194-553, Rhonda 

Downing 212-552, Jen Meredith 

223-534, Robin Montgomery 180-533, 

Linda Petty 180-521. 

Shirley Burt 192-514, Lindy 

McKenzie 171-478, Linda Petty 

190-456. 

642, Dustin Belew 698, Jennifer 

Brautigan 451, Don Noble 704, 

Lisa Medley 541, Tony Bundy 570, 

Lachaunda Larue 441. 

Gary Hamilton 638, Cathy Holland 

579, Jeremy Brown 693, Ashley Hannah 

591, Kevin Connell (4 games) 941, 

Marcus Williams 720, Amy Brown 

672, Deb French 519, Ben Hall 770, 

Jen Skrodzki 546. 

Ed Wooten 706, Crystal Corbin 605, 

Tim Laird 628, Judy Wallace 386. 

Jimmy Hill 661, Alice Phillips 535, 

Harvey Harris 649, Terrie Wheat 511.

In all my years of sports I 

have never seen as much hype 

and discussion surrounding a 

player who doesn’t play more 

than I have with Tim Tebow. 

Newspapers write about him, 

television reporters critique 

him, and even rappers sing 

about him, but in the end he is 

still a third string quarterback 

who rarely sees the field so 

why does he get so much 

attention. I can only guess it is 

because he appears to do and 

be everything that most people 

would strive to become. We all 

make choices in life and most 

of us make many mistakes, 

but Tebow seems to always say 

the right things and act the 

right way so you pull for a guy 

like that. Then there are some 

who simply want to destroy 

the good guy image he’s built. 

These people are always looking 

to read between the lines 

and turn some quote of his into 

a negative to try and ruin his 

image. I saw a headline last 

week about Tebow saying he 

is disappointed and frustrated 

with the season he had with 

the NY Jets this year, and they 

have somehow turned that 

48 th Annual 

into negative press for him and 

have begun calling him a quitter. 

Quite frankly the Jets are 

6-9 and have been eliminated 

from the playoffs for a couple 

of weeks so I would argue that 

anyone in that locker room 

who DEOSN’T describe the 

season as disappointing and 

frustrating should be cut immediately. 

In all I am no NFL 

scout, but it doesn’t appear to 

me that Tim Tebow is an elite 

NFL quarterback, but the guy 

has a lot of heart and is a great 

role model for kids so I’m sure 

he will be able to get a couple 

more years of paychecks simply 

based on being that. As for his 

next team, the Jacksonville 

Jaguars, at least you can put 

some extra butts in the seats! 

Being a Dallas Maverick 

fan was tough in the 90’s, but 

we have been rewarded ever 

since with stout teams capable 

of winning 50 to 60 games 

every year and making several 

deep playoff runs. However, 

it appears that we have come 

to the end of that era. Quite 

frankly this Dallas Maverick 

team is plain painful to watch. 

The Mavs look slow and un- 


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athletic, maybe because Chris 

Kaman looks like someone 

held the turbo button down too 

long on a video game, and not 

much fun to watch. Last year I 

was okay with a mediocre team 

because the hope of signing 

some big time free agents was 

alluring, but since they didn’t 

get any of them this team 

looks terrible. I’m not sure 

what Mark Cuban is planning, 

but surely all these one year 

contracts must give the Mavs 

some flexibility to go after 

next year’s top free agents. I 

trust him so I am sure he will 

make it work. The Mavs were 

ready to put all their eggs in 

the Deron Williams basket and 

look how that turned out for 

the Brooklyn Nets. Maybe no 

one should be happier about 

not getting him than Rick 

Carlisle seeing as he still has a 

job and Avery Johnson doesn’t. 

Later this week you will 

all be in for a real treat as the 

premier of Aerial Bowling by 

Dexter will be available via 

You Tube. I am not exactly sure 

of the date, but supposedly by 

the end of this week it will be 

available. It’s pretty entertaining 

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Joe LeCroy led the honor roll with 823 at Don Carter’s 

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Les Burnham led the honor roll with 834 at Grove Country… 

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At Brunswick Westcreek 

Smith leads with 790, 

Stein polishes off 699 

Coggins 299 

Laughton Smith led the 

scoring charge last week at 

Brunswick Westcreek Lanes 

with a high-powered 289-233-268 

= 790 Classic High Pot league 

production. 

Nita Stein, from the Sunday 

Mixed group, led the ladies 

with a blue-ribbon 214-265-220 

= 699 set. 

Ron Coggins’ near perfect 299 

solo garnered high-game honors. 

HONOR ROLL 

Dale McFarland 277-767, James 

Franklin 279, Trisha Burns 248, 

Roland Griffin 279, Nicki Brose 626, 

Aaron Sirovica 758, Gary Shaboski 

278, Roger Wallace 280-719, Jacque 

Mouton 258-583. 

Ron Coggins 279-750, Kristin 

Warzinski 243-671, Ray Muff 278-698, 

Pearl Tucker 233-551, Larry Luera 276- 

734, Nita Stein 223-653, Billy Fontenot 

268-711, Pat Shelton 218-536, Crystal 

Askins 202-603. 

Leisha Murr 214-628, Jeff Crenshaw 

246-597, Judy Matlock 185, Dallas 

Tucker 480, Shirley Sowers 244, Paula 

Armstrong 167-454, Jesse Negrete 617, 

Laughton Smith 279, Rod Richardson 

699. 

Willie Jackson 244, Jamey Coggins 

214, Taylor Coggins 692, Danita Wyley 

599, Beverly Butler 178, Linda Willis 

481, Eric Wood 253-691, Dorina Hart 

198-480, Ken Leach 237-614. 

Dolores Howard 202-500, Marty 

Tomlinson 258-587, Lindsay Brown 

202-544, Bob Carlton 214-590, Laverne 

McGee 172-482, Richard Edgett 173, 

Kathy Wilcox 125, Robby Dally 238. 

Denise Ament 225-546, David 

Dewberry 678, Lloyd Morris 145-412, 

Marianne Gentry 134-357, George 

Helfrich 194-571, Shona Owens 113, 

Luther Mayfield, Jr. 133-376, Sonja 

Nichols 169-466. 

Jeff Hamlin 247-655, Cassie 

Williams 167-406, Garry McKinney, 

Jr. 202-567, Jennifer Korn 204-602, Joe 

Williams 175-504, Kevin Williams, Sr. 

164-465, Ken Garber 211-563, Gregory 

Palamidas 175-492. 

Mike McDuff 237-616, John Jones 

276-752, Terri Trefger 255-659, Ron 

Coggins 732, Regina Taddy 206-606, 

John Garnett 275-720, Pearl Tucker 

238-598, Crystal Askins 235-613, Pete 

Gomez 279. 

Nigra Burnett 267, James Franklin 

277, Anita Whitley 241, Ryan Boroff 267- 

759, Leisha Murr 218-604, Ron Coggins 

261-712, LeaAnne Sikora 236-596, Ron 

Boroff 258-759, Cliff Horne 247. 

Melissa Tomlinson 199-508, Billy 

Fontenot 672, Jeff Hamlin 258, Kecia 

Andries 246, Dane Ellinger 668, Nicki 

Brose 596, Luther Mayfield 147-400, 

Sonja Nichols 162-409, Ken Garber 

At Rowlett Bowl-a-Rama 

Lavery-Spahr lands 

759, Klomps snags 698 

Anthony Lavery-Spahr 

captured high-series honors for 

the week at Rowlett Bowl-a- 

155-452. 

Jennifer Korn 198-556, Gregory 

Paladmis 193-530, Cassie Williams 181- 

496, Mike McDuff 227-634, Marianne 

Gentry 131, Garry McKinney 212-557, 

Joe White 174-481, Kevin Williams, 

Sr. 120-347. 

George Helfrich 268-581, Lloyd 

Morris 215-503, Marshall McNeese 

266-703, Cassie Reese 242-607, Ronald 

Rurak 217-672, Regina Taddy 246, Ren 

Johnson 278, Nita Stein 223-582. 

Calvin Thomas 694, Carlos Zapata 

267, Paula Armstrong 159-463, Robert 

Raley 605, Monty Bowers 246-671, 

Dolores Howard 228-576, Doug 

Freemon 253-667, DeAnn Carlisle 158, 

Sharon Dehnel 405. 

Cathy Lode 198-541, Ron Mills 275, 

Gloria Llagas 203-539, Willie Jackson 

657, Charles Covert 246-714, Paula 

Davis 183, Debbie Gearhart 501, Chris 

Phillips 253, Sandy Johnson 195-505, 

Coy Hart 617. 

Donald Slack 189, Tonya Mangum 

144, Robert Mangum 189, Susan 

Seward 143. 

Rama after pounding out potent 

265-266-228 = 759 numbers in 

Wednesday Mixers action. 

Tammy Klomps paced the 

ladies with a solid 279-216-203 

= 698 Thursday Funfours set. 

HONOR ROLL 

Robert Ford 245-685, Janice Olick 

165-441, Ryall Jones 243-703, Meaghan 

Stone 192-522, Wade Martin 258-701, 

Christine Taylor 168-497, Susan Lee 

199-519, Barbara Shaw 245-677, Brian 

Brenner 279-730. Susan Lee 244-646, 

Freddie Wearien (2 games) 238-453, 

Jessica Davis (2 games) 165-299, Robert 

Ford 236-673, Anona Porter 225-604, 

Bill Clary 268-684, Linda Gray 161-473, 

Cody Elliott 269-674. 

Christine Taylor 213-520, Susan 

Lee 186-535, Anthony Lavery-Spahr 

238-691, Susan Lee 249-672, Brian 

Brenner 277-710, John Mock, Sr. (2 

games) 254-490, Bev Jones (2 games) 

194-341. 

SENIORS 

Jim Boshart (2 games) 184-344, 

Myra Lovell (2 games) 125-237, Rodney 

Savole 222-620, Louise Garner 173-512, 

Billy Stevens (no tap) 222-628, Shirley 

Large (no tap) 218-560. 

Jim Boshart (2 games) 160-307, 

Joann White (2 games) 187-314, 

Kenneth Zuver 196-541, Louise Garner 

203-574, Billy Stevens (no tap) 280-739, 

Karen Dyer (no tap) 212-614. 

League Name/Type # per # 

ADULTS Day Start Time Team Wks 

HAPPY HOUR * TUE 1/22/13 6:30 PM 4 18 

LOUSY BOWLERS TUE 1/29/13 9:10 PM 2 18 

8 FOR 8 CLUB TUE 1/22/13 9:00 PM 3 8 

WED WARMUP * WED 1/02/13 9:30 AM 3 20 

BEAT THE HOUSE * WED 1/23/13 6:45 PM 4 18 

DV8 MISFITS CLUB WED 1/23/13 9:00 PM 3 12 

LOUSY BOWLERS TOO THUR 2/21/13 9:00 PM 3 10 

FRIDAY MIXED * FRI 1/18/13 7:00 PM 4 18 

SUNDAY PRACTICE * 

SENIORS 

SUN 1/20/13 6:30 PM 4 17 

SENIOR NO TAP MON 1/14/13 1:00 PM 3 10 

HAPPY ROLLERS * TUE 1/01/13 1:00 PM 3 15 

BABY BOOMERS * THUR 12/27/13 1:00 PM 3 15 

SENIOR SOCIAL CLUB 

JUNIORS 

FRI 2/15/13 1:00 PM 4 14 

LITTLE RASCALS SAT 1/05/13 10:00 AM 2 16 

YOUTH CLUB SAT 1/05/13 10:00 AM 2 10 

JUNIOR PRACTICE 

ADULT/YOUTH 

SUN 2/10/13 2:00 PM 3 18 

SCHOLARSHIP SAT 1/05/13 3:30 PM 4 16 

* INDICATES 2ND HALF LEAGUES 

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My view on 

Competitive Bowling 

By Xeno Garcia 

Competitive bowling. Where 

has it gone? It’s been a question 

I’ve asked myself for several 

months now. I started bowling 

competitively in a time when 

bowling was still considered 

bowling. A crowded bowling 

alley went quiet when someone 

had the first 11 hits. Scratch 

tournaments were alive and 

well. The best players from all 

across the country, traveling 

by plane or packing themselves 

into a tiny sedan. Tournaments 

in Texas paying $3000, $5000, 

$10,000, and even $50,000 to 

first place. It was a good time. 

Billy Cathey captured highseries 

honors for the week at 

Red Bird Lanes after pounding 

out potent 234-240-265 = 739 

numbers in Tuesday Men’s 

Commercial league play. 

Lauren Daniel’s solid 193-234- 

191 = 618 Career Girls set paced 

the lady bowlers. 

HONOR ROLL 

Jane Davis 213-554, Jose Jimenez 

246-667, Don Wrightsil 246-654, Mary 

Edgett 186-521, Carolyn Large 197-536, 

Alex Galeti 218-615, Deanna Hoffman 

215-586, Rich Carlson 244-670. 

Joel Hunter 225-638, Vernon 

Underwood 220-524, Deborah Hodge 

170-509, Paul Grody 231-657, Karen 

Strang 202-539, Larry Martin 225-651, 

Brittany Pope 213-580, Ivan Martinez 

228-617. 

Linda Martinez 233-545, Pete 

Silva 212-590, Creeper Perry 169-473, 

Terry Harris 214-569, Sandra Hawkins 

Henry Johnson nailed down 

a first-rate 236-269-278 = 783 

Crusaders league session to head 

the leader boards for the week at 

Forum Bowl. 

Dorothea Wilson, Johnson’s 

league mate, paced the lady 

bowlers with a smooth 257-234- 

245 = 736 set. 

James Bridges and Jabari 

Thomas shared high-game 

honors with award-winning 

12-baggers. 

HONOR ROLL 

Sam Traylor224-641, Michelle 

Anderson 191-546, Joe Roberts (9 

pin) 300-787, Dottie Robbins (9 pin) 

264-685, Joyce Johnson 185-543, Holly 

Ginn 220-584, Eddie Murillio 257-715, 

Marissa Neville 202-563. Frank Mills 

Unfortunately, 

it was the 

beginning of 

the end. 

The bowlers of my generation 

and those following have 

nowhere to compete anymore. 

I found myself asking why. 

Everyone’s number one answer 

is the economy. Probably 

right, of course the economy 

is a factor in the decline of the 

bowling industry in general 

and its really unfortunate that 

our generation is seeing the 

worst of it. Costs are going up, 

payouts are staying the same 

across the board. Some days 

At Red Bird Lanes 

Cathey produces 739, 

Daniel peppers 618 

147-410, Rich Carlson 237-691, Lauren 

Daniel 226-606, Maizie Baker 185-479. 

Cindy Howell 186-512, Ted Shaffer 

220-531, Carolyn Shaffer 164-478, 

Dorothy Jones, 202-507, Lauren Daniel 

236-572, Len Cline 223-604, Julie 

Sellers 173-508, Dorothy Jones 181-536. 

Rodney Brooks 202-587, Jennifer 

Farrell 200-532, Josh Hansen 232- 

663, Joel Hunter 259-633, Vernon 

Underwood 181-488, Jimmie Parrish 

178-486, Paul Grody 246-717, Cindy 

Howell 177-508. 

Larry Martin 245-656, Makensie 

Martin 219-547, Tim McGlothin 

267-641, Creeper Perry 204-531, 

Dura Wilson 204-565, Yvette Jackson 

220-513, Terry Harris 202-527, Brenda 

James 143-402. 

Arthur Stangl 235-645, Lauren 

Daniel 213-542, Dorothy Jones 169-467, 

Janie McClain 190-513, Gary Spurlock 

222-616, Carolyn Large 212-524. 

At Forum Bowl 

Johnson handles 783, 

Wilson delivers 736 

Bridges and Thomas add 300’s 

(9 pin, 4 games) 300-1041, Sharon 

Thorwald (9 pin, 4 games) 266-854, Joe 

Lee 213-567, Teresa Castillo 125-333, 

Ken Degner 202-588, Jenny Hartwig 

158-456, Blaine Borcherding 254-691. 

Donna Pulice 244-648, Marvin Sitts, 

Jr. 225-649, Lisa Girton 225-647, Rich 

Van 245-656, Sandy Loyd 165-434, Carl 

Wilson 265-724, Dena Buffington 223- 

605, Bobby Galan (4 games) 279-966. 

Brandy Silva (4 games) 279-929, 

Joseph Henson 235-680, Annie Akanni 

224-655, Steve Gray 244-672, Karen 

Hoyle 226-605, Chuck Pauley 267- 

635, Robbi Pauley 174-499, Tommy 

Robinson 248-696. 

Jodie Rogers 202-525, Dre Sisvath 

232-684, Chris Osornio 258-674, 

Dimmie Keys 202-578, Hung Le 277- 

670, Renea Powell 180-520. 

I wonder why I continue to 

compete at this level. Where 

is the payoff? It’s beginning 

to get harder and harder for 

me to see. I bowl to win first 

and foremost, but money is 

important! Very important. 

It’s impossible to live unless 

there is some type of financial 

benefit to it all. 

I’ve had to make every 

tournament a business decision. 

Possible payout minus the 

expenses. Seems easy enough 

on paper but there’s always 

more to it. As a general rule I 

like first place to pay 10 times 

my entry fee. For instance if 

the entry fee is $100, I would 

like to see first pay $1000. 

But there are other factors 

which make it appealing to me 

as well, the cash ratio being 

one of them. Most events are 

1:5 or 1:6 ratios. Some tournaments 

with qualifying squads 

are 1:8 or 1:10. Those that pay 

1:3 or 1:4 will usually pay less 

to first place (unless sponsors 

are used). I like the idea of 

paying more spots because 

it lets bowlers live to fight 

another day. These things can 

get expensive! 

I always question the payout 

of the tournament, where are 

my entry fees going? I research 

the payout history for each 

tournament, event, or tournament 

club. Most tournaments 

have a history of results I can 

look at for quick reference. I 

consider lineage as being $4 

per game (which is a pretty 

high estimate but that’s the 

number I use). Multiply the lineage 

by the number of games 

bowled by the players; including 

the qualifying, semis, and 

finals. This total gives me a 

general idea of the tournament 

directors costs for running the 

event. Once I have that number, 

I start adding up the total 

payout of their last tournament. 

Now I should have an idea of 

what the tournament director 

is making at the event. I bowl 

them all regardless of format, 

cost, or location, as long as the 

numbers make sense to me. 

Directing a tournament is 

no easy task and I wouldn’t 

wish it upon anybody. If 

things don’t run perfectly, 

people complain, there’s always 

someone that isn’t happy and 

on occasion, a mistake is made 

that costs someone a lot of 

money. It’s not something I 

wish to ever do myself. For that 

reason, I’m extremely grateful 

to all the tournament directors 

in the southwest region; Donna 

Conners, Terry Taylor, Tina 

Taylor, Jim King, Kathy King, 

Paul Henderson, Charlie Natal, 

Duane Bates, Steven Hauk, 

Greg Oneal, Pete McCordic, 

just to name a few. Most of 

their work is behind the scenes 

and I’m sure they rarely get 

the Thank You’s they deserve. 

They do all the hard work to 

get these events so we can still 

bowl competitively, whether 

it be a handicap or scratch 

tournament. Be sure and thank 

the tournament directors in 

your area, without them, 

competitive bowling would be 

long gone by now. 


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Perry Hall, Jr. dominated 

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bowlers last month with a hardhitting 

299/782 Kids Alley Jr/ 

Majors series at Heritage Lanes. 

Eryn Bowen paved the way 

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212-222 = 688 Division II set at 

BRC Thousand Oaks. 

Brad Edwards, from Fiesta 

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with an award-winning 12-bagger. 

Charlie Reid, from BRC 

Thousand Oaks, shared runnerup 

honors with Perry Hall, Jr. 

as each recorded near-perfect 

299 games. 

At Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama, Big 

Spring – Cole Schroyer 245-718, Alexia 

Rawls 194-546, Ransom Parks 225-606, 

Kaitlyn Schroyer 170-492, Richie 

Ewing 213-586, Kayla Aaron 181-473, 

Dakota Backes 183-460, Breanna 

Rogers 167-447, Dylan Lance 156-425, 

Megan Reyes 141-383, Michael Reyes 

139-424, Christina Rawls 144-370, Scott 

Cantrelle 130-368, Cheyenne Jones 

151-368, Drayklyn Henry 128-321, 

Area USBC Youth Scores 

Fort Worth USBC Youth Results 

Nathan Runthrough led the 

Fort Worth-area USBC youth 

bowling with a thundering 

189-276-236 = 696 Generation 

Gap series at Cowtown Bowling 

Palace. 

Dedira Juetten lit-up the girls 

with a rock-star 210/582 Wonders 

set at AMF Showplace Euless 

Lanes. 

At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes 

– Justice Hardison 266-630, Andrew 

Marvel 230-569, Caden Witt 208-500, 

Nasir Pooran 178-447, Nelson Price 

145-399, Watson Na 139-378, True 

Hardison 108-276, Jakob Stahrfisher 

98-268, Landen Allen 87-165, Jake 

Schedien 84-143, Taylor Wood 211-550, 

Destiny Velez 245-482, Taylor Morris 

169-438, Nicquelle Orr 146-377, Kiley 

Knittle 133-350, Victoria Hylton 149- 

339, Amanda Jenks 129-330, Shamika 

Anthony 93-173. 

At AMF Spare Time Lanes – Garrick 

Schmit 233-624, Diane Hasty 

179-474, Logan King 100-181, Amiah 

Johunkin 127-234, Colin Robben 120- 

304, Allison Williams 84-207. 

At Brunswick Westcreek – Jared 

Nichols 222-568, Katie Hamlin 154-396, 

Cody Owens 79-186, Megan McDuff 

111-304, Brendan Gentry 97-276, Dylan 

Morris 169-417, Chandler Mayfield 

179-485, Kevin Williams, Jr. 118-322, 

Tra McKinney 85-236, Kamari Wine 

200-524, Teddy Nelson 127-317, Devin 

Moore 118-299, Jordan Cooks 122-331, 

Chance Moore 166-415, Barrett Danelski 

147-438, Kamari Wine 198-546, 

Mercedes Rodriguez 117-335, Brandon 

Rogers 111-313, Tera Henry 135-328, 

Sonny Prince 145-295, Jessica Henry 

116-321, Cameron Tradewell 110-289, 

Caitlyn Corley 124-299, Breydon Reyes 

117-287, Aubrey Bentley 106-285, Bracy 

Bacon 99-274, Mariah Chavarria 110- 

269, Dominick Rawls 81-227, Elisabeth 

Sigmon 122-260, Stetson Bennett 

73-184, Mya Aguilar 83-201, Sarah 

Jones 79-200. 

At BRC Thousand Oaks, San Antonio 

– Dylan Brown 279-735, Megan 

Eaglehouse 215-580, Dylan Brown 

223-630, Sabrina Fautheree 234-554, 

Adam Kessler 231-620, Samantha 

Pate 188-580, AJ Lusk 152-410, Shelby 

Duelm 154-356, Alina Garcia 136-353, 

Harrison Jarvis 247-693, Jeanette Van 

Gundy 224-629, Charlie Reid 299-641, 

Jordan Dawkins 279-680, Robert 

Wright 153-404, Alina Garcia 134-389. 

At Diamond Lanes, Odessa – 

Michael Hopkins 247-720, Ravenne 

Dugas 194-521, Fabian DeLeon 247-664, 

Aimee Dugas 160-450, Devon Gibson 

243-615, Brianna Brusuelas 154-425, 

Gary Owens 245-563, Kendall Smith 

Tore Freeman 154-431, Jared Nichols 

191-498, Katarina Korn 116-39, Chandler 

Mayfield 182-507, Megan McDuff 

99-231, Teddy Nelson 112-310, Kevin 

Williams, Jr. 124-329, Tra McKinney 

111-270, Dylan Morris 170-455, Devin 

Moore 104-257, Barrett Danelski 202- 

463, Jordan Cooks 110, Chance Moore 

149, Brendan Gentry 122. 

At Brunswick Zone Watauga – Connor 

Strehlow 257-685, Jordan Tucker 

202-547, Mac Asbury 315, Gloriann 

Lewis 257, Zachary Jones 369, Sara 

Zieseniss 344, Brian Johnson 445, 

Alexis Larue 248, Connor Strehlow 

571, Haley Giannola 335. 

At Cowtown Bowling Palace – Shyanne 

Johnson 200-535, Adam Beasley 

213-604, Matthew Cranfill 202-551, 

Nadia Stone 200-506, Collin Clark 

185-488, Brittney Martin 193-512, Errol 

Bostic, Jr. 88-292, Gianna Rodman 77, 

Katie Roberts 62-317, Angel Orozco 

140, Kaitlyn Fleming 146-368, Jake 

Swift 140-401, Bethany Jones 144-413, 

Seth Skinner 130-345, Ro’Nae Medearis 

137-340, Dannyella Hochstine 167-407, 

Adam Beasley 246-667, Olivia Lindsey 

147-419, Adam Beasley 268-669, Olivia 

Lindsey 241-555, Randy Cross, Jr. 232- 

580, Wyatt Cross 230-590. 

At Forum Bowl – Derek Delagarza 

99-189, Annalee Roane 85-169, Trey 

Boles 94-187, Melodi Dixon 94-166, 

Marcus Hernandez 206-537, Lexey 

Hilker 210-539, David Carter 202-528, 

Katelynn Correll 176-475, Cole Jennings 

225-581, Kristen Hilker 189-549, 

Jeremy Dunn 200-550. 

142-358, Tyler Mauck 220-591, MC 

Lawson 222-495, CJ Ricks 177-442, Kris 

Arnold 155-429, Tyler Thames 170-418, 

Damen Orr 118-282. 

At Eastridge Lanes, Amarillo – Lexi 

Radloff 117-320, Bella Radloff 89-230, 

Taryn Gullick 176-370, Elexis Sledge 

205-551, Alex Rogers 122-267, Jamie 

Rogers 98-262, Elijah Sledge 233-624, 

Xzavier Cordova 239-676, Kanyon 

Bural 112-201, Trey Sledge 223-627, 

Tim Hartshorn 194-555. 

At Fiesta Lanes, New Braunfels – 

Brad Edwards 300-729, Devin Blume 

246-669, AJ Sherinian 218-640, Avery 

Crafton 163-467, Justin Bruce 183- 

456, Edward Nichols 214-581, Banner 

Bradshaw 169-453, Ian Ferguson 93-167, 

Jack Magnus 91-158, Brandon Halterm 

124-311, Joshua Luton 120-285, Colby 

Delano 232-626, Jessica McAda 256- 

616, Shelby Light 208-551, Riley Davin 

146-388, Ashley Devine 126-347, KC 

Robinson 105-230, Autumn Andress 

76-148, Shelby Littlebear 136-361, 

Megan Brown 122-302. 

At Hallmark Lanes, Killeen – Mike 

Mikell 179-460, Suzanne Brown 147- 

395, John Kilpatrick 202-521, Cynthia 

Boneo 149-374, Joseph Munns 84-160, 

Audrey Hernandez 90-178, Jordan 

Cina 160, Hunter Wood 460, Caitlin 

Schirripa 209-493, Jacob Newell 279, 

Jordan Garza 634, Maya Dixon-Dates 

199, Stephani Brown 544, Mike Mikell 

168-463, Jessica Bearden 145-378, 

Joseph Munns 96, Malachi Smith 175, 

Audrey Hernandez 97-176, Jordan 

Cina 176-445, Caitlin Schirripa 167- 

433, Jordan Garza 268-727, Summer 

Salak 204-540, Robert Marley 168-449, 

Suzanne Brown 161, Wendy Dillon 

350, John Kilpatrick 183-513, Suzanne 

Brown 139, Jessica Bearden 401. 

At Heritage Lanes, Oklahoma City, 

OK – Jaxon Scivally 187-434, Raina 

Davis 124-351, Tiesha Davis 199-558. 

At Killeen Bowlerama, Killeen 

– Remington Smith 182-476, Molly 

Maxson 246-580, Chance Capinia 213- 

550, Crystal Ching 174-443, Douglas 

Vaughan 106-277, Caitlin Stone 181-476, 

Devin Johnson 186-484, Tyra Dunbar 

510, Jessica Parker 216. 

At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes, Georgetown 

– Brad Tullos 300-759, Crystal 

Reese 214-587, Dylan Peteete 211-494, 

Kira Hamman 196-537, Krista Hill 

227-639, Jason Bardales 167-472, Tori 

Browder 194-569, Robert Hamman 

169-460, Jaelle Hamman 155-443, 

Dylan Peteete 249-647. 

At Oil Bowl Lanes, Longview – 

Donald Keener 267, Hunter Holler 

616, Alyssa Hamby 213-549, Hunter 

Holler 232, Donald Keener 608, Melissa 

Hammonds 189-461, Brayton Grogan 

223-550. 

At Stadium Lanes, San Angelo – 

Jason Key 185-454, Amariah Pinchback 

185-444, Gavin Clifford 133-390, Jill 

Taylor 128-314. 

Boys 

Perry Hall, Jr., Heritage Lanes............................... 782 

Brad Tullos, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes ...................... 759 

Dylan Brown, BRC Thousand Oaks ...................... 735 

Brad Edwards, Fiesta Lanes .................................. 729 

Jordan Garza, Hallmark Lanes .............................. 727 

Michael Hopkins, Diamond Lanes ........................ 720 

Cole Schroyer, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama ............. 718 

Nathan Runthrough, Cowtown Bowling Palace ... 696 

Andrew Pryde, AMF Lewisville Lanes ................... 695 

Connor Strehlow, Brunswick Zone Watauga ........ 685 

Xzavier Cordova, Eastridge Lanes ........................ 676 

Dakota Boyette, AMF Showplace Garland Lanes 649 

Justice Hardison, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes 630 

Garrick Schmit, AMF Spare Time Lanes ............... 624 

Ryan Yablonski, Strikz ........................................... 620 

Hunter Holler, Oil Bowl ......................................... 616 

Cole Jennings, Forum Bowl .................................. 581 

Jared Nichols, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ........ 568 

Chance Capinia, Killeen Bowlerama ..................... 550 

David Green, Red Bird Lanes ................................ 539 

Jason Key, Stadium Lanes .................................... 454 

Girls 

Eryn Bowen, BRC Thousand Oaks ....................... 688 

Colby Delano, Fiesta Lanes ................................... 626 

Crystal Reese, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .................. 587 

Dedira Juetten, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ... 580 

Molly Maxson, Killeen Bowlerama ........................ 580 

Kelly Cozza, AMF Lewisville Lanes ....................... 566 

Tiesha Davis, Heritage Lanes ................................ 558 

Olivia Lindsey, Cowtown Bowling Palace ............. 555 

Elexis Sledge, Eastridge Lanes ............................. 551 

Kristen Hilker, Forum Bowl .................................... 549 

Alyssa Hamby, Oil Bowl ......................................... 549 

Jordan Tucker, Brunswick Zone Watauga ........... 547 

Alexia Rawls, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama ................ 546 

Darian Moore, AMF Showplace Garland Lanes ... 544 

Stephani Brown, Hallmark Lanes .......................... 544 

Kaylee Hancock, Red Bird Lanes ......................... 542 

Ravenne Dugas, Diamond Lanes .......................... 521 

Diane Hasty, AMF Spare Time Lanes .................... 474 

Amariah Pinchback, Stadium Lanes ..................... 444 

Tore Freeman, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ........ 431 

Kailee Phillips, Strikz ............................................. 313 

Dallas USBC Youth Scores 

Andrew Pryde led the Dallasarea 

USBC youth bowling last 

week with a power-packed 

259/695 Major series at AMF 

Lewisville Lanes. 

Kelly Cozza, Pryde’s league 

mate, led the girls with a very 

solid 200/566 set. 

At AMF Lewisville Lanes – Dawson 

Byrd 100-287, DeVesia Bland 100-234, 

Conner Mixson 215-576, Zhanna Miller 

122-324. 

At AMF Showplace Garland Lanes 

– Dakota Boyette 240-636, Darian 

Moore 186-544, Adam Garcia 80-159, 

Xavier Ford 147-373, Trinity Garcia 

125-310, Daniel Jones 182-453, Grace 

Blair 125-342, Dakota Boyette 218-649, 

LAST CALL 


so I’ll take a piece or two. Then 

you have to eat a little cabbage 

as the green symbolizes 

money in the New Year. And 

what goes better with all of 

these bland foods than a salty 

pork chop? The pig represents 

progress and prosperity for the 

upcoming year and makes for a 

pretty good meal. 

Hopefully all of these things 

will help me make 2013 a great 

Nia Davis 166-487, Jose Chapa 70-139, 

Mariah Miller 82-146, Joshua Pillado 

160-400, Grace Blair 111-320. 

At Red Bird Lanes – T J Rudd 

165-474, Kaylee Hancock 237-542, Nate 

Robinson 88-171, Riley Farrell 163-374, 

Katie Gutierrez 126-278, Benedict Ulibarri 

178-332, Morgan Dixon 151-266, 

David Green 212-539, Kaylee Hancock 

172-461, Zachary McGlothin 85-157, 

Allura Jules 83-147, Darren Simon 

158-372, T’Nya Richardson 67-149, 

Benedict Ulibarri 137-261, Morgan 

Dixon 147-281. 

At Strikz – Derek Natali 172-375, 

Kailee Phillips 107-313, Klayton Colgrove 

194-557, Ryan Yablonski 218-620. 

year. What are your goals or 

resolutions for the New Year? 

They say you’ll never achieve a 

goal if you don’t write it down, 

so fell free to share your resolutions 

with me. Or, send me a 

message if you have any article 

ideas or things you’d like to 

see to make Last Call better in 

2013! Cheers to a great year!

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This year's ballot also included 

Steve Cook, Granite Bay, Calif.; 

Doug Kent, Newark, N.Y.; 

David Ozio, Beaumont, Texas; 

Danny Wiseman, Baltimore 

and Larry Laub, Lincoln, Calif. 

The USBC Hall of Fame was 

created in 2005 by merging the 

former ABC and WIBC Halls 

of Fame. With the eight new 

inductees, there will be 402 

members of the USBC Hall of 

Fame - 267 in Performance, 115 

in Meritorious Service and 20 

Pioneers. 

YOUTH TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE 

TBCA Youth Tournaments 2012-13 

April 20-21, 2013 National Family - Fiesta Lanes, New Braunfels 

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 

April 28, 2013 Mel’s Lone Star Lanes, Georgetown 

May 19, 2013 AMF Euless Lanes, Euless 

June 9, 2013 Diamond Lanes, Odessa 

June 16, 2013 Del Mar Lanes, Houston 

High School Tournaments 

High School Regionals - (Sunday) March 3, 2013 - Locations TBD 

High School State - March 23-24, 2013 – Cityview Lanes, Fort Worth 

Teams / Boys –Saturday, Girls –Sunday 

High School All District 

April 6-7, 2013 Grand Station Entertainment, College Station 

Other Tournaments 

April 13, 2013 City Garage High School & Youth Elite Doubles Bowling Championships, Plano 

Super Bowl, Plano Texas. For info: planosuperbowl.com or citygaragedfw.com 

May 25-27, 2013 Malott’s All-Stars Youth Championships, www.MalottsAllStars.com 

If you have upcoming youth tournaments you would like listed on the schedule, contact 

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New SMART point system, 

website interface for 2013 

ARLINGTON — Participants 

and providers in SMART, 

the scholarship management 

program for youth bowlers, 

will notice some changes to 

the program's online portal in 

2013. The changes are designed 

to strengthen the program and 

enhance functionality. 

Effective January 2013, 

recipients will see scholarship 

awards displayed in their 

SMART account as points 

rather than dollars, with one 

point equal to five dollars. 

The value of all scholarships 

remains the same, and the 

points will be converted to dollars 

when a recipient requests 

the use of funds. 

"Parents, students and 

providers can be assured 

their funds are safe and the 

reporting change to points 

will not affect scholarship 

amounts," SMART Corporation 

Board Chairman Wally Hall 

said. "This reporting change 

strengthens the SMART program 

by better aligning with 

standards of athletic associations 

across the country. 

"We received valuable 

counsel from educators and 

industry leaders in states such 

as Illinois and Michigan in 

making these adjustments. The 

Mesquite - Week 3 

Boys Varsity 

1. North Mesquite 3-1 

2. Mesquite 3-1 

3. Poteet 3-1 

4. Woodrow Wilson 3-2 

5. Bishop Lynch 1-3 

6. John Horn 1-3 

7. West Mesquite 0-4 

Girls Varsity 



3. Poteet 3-1 

4. John Horn 2-2 


6. North Mesquite 0-4 

Boys Jr. Varsity 




4. Poteet 0-4 

Girls Jr. Varsity 


Garland - Week 3 

Boys Varsity 

1. Rowlett 3-0 

2. Sachse 3-1 

3. Lakeview 3-1. 

4. Rockwall Heath 1-3 

5. South Garland 1-3 

Girls Varsity 

1. Sachse 4-0 

2. Lakeview 3-1 

3. Rowlett 1-2. 

4. Rockwall Heath 1-3 

5. South Garland 0-4 

Boys Jr. Varsity 

1. Sachse A 4-0 

2. Sachse B 4-0 


4. Rowlett 0-1. 

Girls Jr. Varsity 

1. Sachse 4-0 



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The United States Bowling 

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Angelo ends four-year 

PBA title slump 

Viper Championship Victory 

LAS VEGAS — Brad Angelo 

of Lockport, N.Y, with two 

strikes and an eight-count in 

the 10th frame, ended four 

years of frustration with a 233- 

232 victory over Finland’s Mika 

Koivuniemi to win the Professional 

Bowlers Association 

Viper Championship at South 

Point Hotel and Casino. 

Angelo, who won his only 

PBA Tour title in the 2008 

Viper Championship in Omaha, 

Neb., came into the Viper 

Championship finals as the 

top qualifier, but got help from 

Koivuniemi in the final frame 

before pulling off his clutch 

victory. 

The Viper Championship, 

the second of five PBA Tour 

events held as part of the 

GEICO PBA World Series of 

Bowling IV at South Point, 

aired Sunday on ESPN. 

“The finals are airing on my 

birthday, and I guarantee there 

will be an absolute blow-out 

Christmas party, slash birthday 

party, slash victory number 

two party at Brad Angelo 

Lanes,” the now 43-year-old 

Angelo said. 

Koivuniemi started the title 

match with a 4-10 split and an 

open frame. Angelo returned 

the favor in the third frame 

when he left a 4-6-7 split and 

opened. Neither bowler missed 

the pocket after those errors, 

although each left and converted 

a single-pin spare. 

The contest came down to 

the 10th frame where Koivuniemi, 

working on a string of four 

strikes, added a fifth on his 

first shot. Needing nine pins 

and a spare to lock up the title, 

Koivuniemi left the 3-6-9-10 to 

give Angelo a chance to win 

with a double and eight pins, 

PBA LLC Photo 

Brad Angelo 

and that’s exactly what the 

11-year PBA Tour veteran got. 

“Mika gave me a chance, 

but I feel for him,” Angelo said. 

“I’ve bowled against him for 25 

years and he’s about as classy 

as they come. He made some 

great shots to virtually shut me 

out, and the next thing I know, 

he got six (pins). 

“All you ever want is a 

chance. That’s what I kept 

saying to myself, give me a 

chance,” Angelo continued. “I 

thought I needed nine pins to 

win. I guess it didn’t register 

that he got six pins, not seven, 

but I didn’t look at the score. 

That’s the first time in my 

career I didn’t look to see what 

I really needed; I just got up 

and tried to make three quality 

shots.” 

The victory was redemption 

for four years of extreme 

frustration for Angelo. 

“My slow years were certainly 

not for lack of effort,” he 

said. “I dealt with the evolution 

of the sport. Bowling with so 

much friction on the lanes here 

in Las Vegas, a guy like me 

2012 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup 

Shayna and Syafiq take titles 

for Singapore and Malaysia 

Shayna Ng of Singapore and 

Syafiq Rhidwan Abdul Malek 

of Malaysia are the QubicaAMF 

Bowling World Cup champions 

for 2012 after a stunning 

display in the stepladder finals, 

held in the Sky Bowling Centre 

in Wroclaw, Poland. Shayna 

first had to overcome England’s 

Kirsten Penny in the semi-final, 

which she did by 2 games to 

nil, 246 to 215 and 221 to 191. 

She moved on to play Aumi 

Guerra of the Dominican 

Republic, trying to win the 

title for a record third time in a 

row. Aumi started like a train, 

winning the first game 269 to 

224, but Shayna came back to 

win and amazing second game 

by 267 to 259. So a third game 

was needed and two big splits 

put Aumi at a big disadvantage. 

Photos B.C. Cheah abf-online.org 

Syafiq Rhidwan Abdul Malek of 

Malaysia, left and Shayna Ng of 

Singapore. 

By the 9th frame it was all 

over and Shayna took the third 

game 247 to 169. Her set of 738 

is a new arena record, beating 

the Philippines’ Lisa del 

Rosario’s 737 set in 2001. 

Shayna is studying for a 

without the speed and rev rate 

some of the power guys have, 

is pretty much nullified. 

“Some of these guys – and 

they’re great players – have an 

advantage over guys like me. 

My weak 10 pin is their messenger 

10-pin strike. My 2-10 

split could be another strike for 

them because they can send 

the headpin off the wall. 

“It’s been a struggle, but 

today I feel great. Great,” he 

said with a grin. “Hopefully 

I’ve silenced some of the people 

who decided that my career is 

over. Hopefully I’ve shoved that 

right in their mouths.” 

Koivuniemi advanced to 

the title match with a 214-150 

victory over Mike Fagan of 

Dallas in the first match, and 

a 258-180 win over reigning 

PBA Player of the Year Sean 

Rash of Montgomery, Ill., in the 

semifinal match. 

The GEICO World Series of 

Bowling continues on ESPN 

next Sunday at 1 p.m. ET with 

the finals of the Chameleon 

Championship. Finalists will 

include Bahrain’s Fawaz 

Abdulla, the first Middle 

Eastern player to reach the 

nationally-televised finals of a 

PBA Tour event; 2010-11 PBA 

Rookie of the Year Scott Norton 

of Costa Mesa, Calif.; PBA Hall 

of Famer Walter Ray Williams 

Jr., of Ocala, Fla., the winningest 

player in PBA history 

with 47 PBA Tour titles, and 

top qualifier Jason Belmonte of 

Australia, a two-handed player 

who won three titles during 

World Series of Bowling III in 

2011. 

Pre- and post-telecast shows 

for all PBA-ESPN telecasts will 

be available on Xtra Frame, 

PBA’s online bowling channel. 

VIPER CHAMPIONSHIP 

South Point Exhibition Hall, Las Vegas 

Final Standings: 1, Brad Angelo, Lockport, 

N.Y., $20,000. 2, Mika Koivuniemi, Finland, 

$10,000. 3, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., 

$7,000. 4, Mike Fagan, Dallas, $5,000. 

Stepladder Results: Match One – Koivuniemi def. 

Fagan, 214-150. Semifinal Match – Koivuniemi 

def. Rash, 258-180. Championship 

– Angelo def. Koivuniemi, 233-232. 

sports science degree, and is 

coached by Remy Ong who 

himself has an impressive 

Bowling World Cup record, 

having competed five times 

with a best placing of 2nd in 

2002. Shayna said: “I had to 

fight my way up from third 

but it did mean that I got used 

to the lanes for the finals and 

Remy really helped me make 

lots of adjustments, so many 

that I had to write them down 

to remember them. It has been 

a great experience working 

with Remy. This is my first 

world title and I’m a record 

holder as well!” 

The men’s first match saw 

Syafiq beat Andres Gomez 

of Colombia in three games. 

Andres won the first game 236 

to 234 but Syafiq came back 

with 224 and 258 to Andres’ 

201 and 213. 

Syafiq moved on to play 

Marshall Kent of the USA for 

the title. He bowled steadily 

and won by 2 games to nil, 236 


Koivuniemi wins 

Qatar Open 

Adds 19th nation to international titles list 

DOHA, Qatar (Dec. 15, 

2012) — Two-time Professional 

Bowlers Association Player of 

the Year Mika Koivuniemi, a 

native of Finland now living in 

the United States, continued to 

expand his unprecedented international 

bowling portfolio when 

he won the 12th annual Qatar 

Open Saturday at Qatar Bowling 

Center, making Qatar the 19th 

different country in which he 

has won a bowling title. 

Koivuniemi defeated fellow 

Finn Tony Ranta, 544-471, in 

the two-game total pinfall title 

match to win a first prize of 

US$39,480. 

The tournament was part 

of the growing World Tenpin 

Bowling Association-PBA 

International Tour series, and it 

was the final event of the 2012 

European Bowling Tour season. 

Koivuniemi, who led the 

Qatar field of 142 players 

from 26 countries through the 

preliminary qualifying rounds, 

defeated Sweden’s Martin 

Larsen, 442-385, to advance 

to the title match while Ranta 

eliminated 13-time PBA Tour 

titlist Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, 

S.C., 389-361. 

"This is my first title in this 

part of the world and I'm glad 

I finally broke that jinx," the 

45-year-old Koivuniemi said. 

Koivuniemi, a long-time 

member of Finland’s national 

bowling team before joining the 

PBA and moving to Hartland, 

Mich., had previously won titles 

in his home country, Sweden, 

Denmark, Japan, Singapore, 

Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, 

A FEEL GOOD STORY 


options might be, before we 

ever talk to a doctor. So I’ve 

never had a moment of shock 

or reasons to get my hopes up 

only to be disappointed. I’m 

extremely lucky in that aspect. 

DB: I know how much 

my friends meant to me but I 

didn’t want to be a burden and 

shied away from people. How 

about for you? 

SS: Friends have been a 

big emotional support. I had 

friends bring me lunch in the 

hospital daily. Call me and 

Angie to see if we were OK. 

Just knowing friends care is 

a big motivator to get better. 

People who have dealt with 

cancer, including you, have 

been more than willing to 

share their stories and be there 

for support. I got messages on 

Facebook from people I knew 

and didn’t know wishing me 

luck. That’s been great! 

DB: I am sure you knew the 

prognosis as I did during all 

of this, how did you deal with 

that part? 

SS: In the past I have asked 

my wife how she deals with 

life and death on a daily basis 

from what can be perceived as 

Photo by Terence Yaw abf-online.org 

Mika Koivuniemi 

Canada, China, Colombia, 

Spain, France, The Netherlands, 

Slovenia, England and Germany 

as well as the United States. 

The 2003-04 and 2010-11 PBA 

Player of the Year and Venezuela’s 

Amleto Monacelli (1989 

and 1990) are the only international 

players to win Player of 

the Year honors twice. 

The WTBA-PBA International 

Tour’s next tournament will be 

the International Bowling Championships 

presented by DHC in 

Aichi-ken, Japan, Jan. 17-19. 

QATAR OPEN 

Qatar Bowling Center, Doha, Qatar, Dec. 16 

Championship (two games total pinfall): Mika 

Koivuniemi, Finland ($39,480) def. Tony 

Ranta, Finland ($18,950), 544-471. 

Semifinal Round (two games total pinfall, losers 

earned $6,580): Koivuniemi def. Martin 

Larsen, Sweden, 442-385. Ranta def. Tommy 

Jones, Simpsonville, S.C., 389-361. 

Other PBA Finalists (after 6 games): 5, Mike 

Fagan, Dallas, 1,330, $3,290. 6, Tom 

Smallwood, Saginaw, Mich., 1,325, $3,290. 7, 

Josh Blanchard, Gilbert, Ariz., 1,324, $3,290. 

8, Yousif Falah, Bahrain, 1,318, $3,290. 10, 

Dom Barrett, England, 1,299, $3,290. 

13, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas, 1,283, 

$2,360. 15, Bill O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa., 

1,268, $2,360. 16, Thomas Larsen, Denmark, 

1,254, $2,360. 17, Jesper Agerbo, Denmark, 

1,248, $2,360. 18, Ronnie Russell, Marion, 

Ind., 1,242, $2,360. 

life being unfair at times? She 

responds with “it’s God’s will”. 

I guess that has sunk in over 

time. I have never asked “why” 

or “why me”? It’s useless and 

pointless to dwell on the worst 

that might happen. If I’m sick 

and laying in a hospital bed, 

then I deal with it and look 

forward to when I get to go 

home. Yes, getting told you have 

cancer, going through treatments 

and having my body try 

to shut down on me is terrible. 

But it could of been a lot worse 

and I could of not had the support 

group I did. For that, I feel 

I truly am very fortunate. 

Well a couple of weeks ago 

I texted Sean and we were 

chatting and he said he just 

had a MRI done and it showed 

something in the area like it 

had before. Four days later he 

texted me back and said it was 

just scar tissue. THANK GOD 

is what I said. But that is the 

way we live. When you deal 

with The Big C you are never 

truly at ease. But that is why 

I say this is a feel good story. 

Nothing was there and we hope 

nothing ever is. He is truly one 

of the good guys, and he can 

inspire all of us to keep going 

even when there is darkness 

hanging over our heads.

Annual 

Brunswick 

SASBA awards 

dinner 

Senior First Team 

Bowler of the Year – Joe Lecroy 

2. Pete Thomas 

3. Paul McCordic 

4. Tam Wasson 

5. Ken Johnson 

Senior Second Team 

1. Mark Busscher 

2. Robert Dunaway 

3. Mark Williams 

4. Donald Robinson 

5. Jim Stephens 

Honorable Mention: Danny 

Adkins, Merv Parrish, Gary 

Janes, Mike McHugh, Steve 

Wright 

Super Senior First Team 

Bowler of the Year – Rick 

Minier 

2. Dennis Francis 

3. T.J. Johnson 

4. Roger West 

5. Mark Estes 

Super Senior Second Team 

1. Les Burnham 

2. Gary Dickinson 

3. Jerry Beavers 

4. Bob McGregor 

5. Pat Currie 

Honorable Mention: Butch 

Calvert, Mike Lynch, A. C. 

Adam, Doug Barron, Kirk 

Harper 

Rookie of the Year – Ken 

Johnson 

Most Improved – Les 

Burnham 

Lewis Ray Sportsmanship 

Award – Hank Jordan 

President’s Awards – Brunswick 

– Brian Graham, Robert 

Lawrence 

SASBA – Kathy Beavers 

Hall of Fame inductees: T. 

J. Johnson, Joe Lecroy, Paul 

McCordic 

TRAVELING CLASSIC BOWLING 

ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA 

As of December 15 

Men — Dallas I-II 

District #1 

AMF Lewisville Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 39 

Allen Bowl Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 42 

AMF Garland Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 44 

Plano Super Bowl Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 44 

Cityview Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 46 

Go Tell It . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 52 

District #2 

USA Bowl Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 29 

4-HHHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 34 

Forum Bowl Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47.5 40.5 

Holiday Glass and Mirror . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 42 

AMF Euless Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 44 

Plano Super Bowl Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . 23 65 

District #3 

Red Bird Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 39 

AMF Spare Time Red Door Lounge . . 48 40 

AMF Irving Lounge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 40 

Winston Water Cooler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 41 

Serviceledger.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 46 

BBB Enclosures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 51 

District #4 

AMF DeSoto Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 35 

Cotton Bowlers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 40 

AMF Richardson Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . .46.5 41.5 

The Storms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 44 

Otis Pillow Pro Shop-Hurst . . . . . . . . . . 28 60 

Level 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 60 

The team that won the awards dinner bowling event. Hank Jordan, 

Gary Janson, Richard Martin, Ronnie Diamond and Robert Dunaway 

Rookie of the Year – Ken 

Johnson 

Lewis Ray Sportsmanship Award 

– Hank Jordan 

Bowler of the Year – Joe Lecroy Most Improved – Les Burnham 

Hall of Fame inductees: T. J. Johnson, Paul McCordic, Joe Lecroy. 

District #5 

Splitsville-Fairview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 27 

Red Bird Lanes Grill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 32 

Chad’s Bowling Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 34 

AMF Irving Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 39 

Plano Super Bowl Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 41 

AMF Lewisville Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 55 

USA Bowl Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 58 

Ghost Team 32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 88 

District #6 

Allen Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 32 

Cityview Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 37 

AMF Euless Hot Wings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 39 

AMF DeSoto Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 42 

AMF Spare Time Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 43 

Rich’s Pro Shop/Forum Bowl . . . . . . . . . 42 46 

District #7 

On The Border . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 31 

AMF Garland Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 39 

Forum Bowl Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 42 

Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 49 

The Bowling Shop/Garland . . . . . . . . .33.5 54.5 

5 J Builders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24.5 63.5 

As of December 16 

Dallas Women 

B-1 

The Bowling Shop/Garland . . . . . . . . .60.0 28.0 

Lewisville Travelin’ Trouble. . . . . . . . . .50.0 38.0 

Sparetime 2 D Xtreme . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46.0 42.0 

Richardson Lightning Strikes . . . . . . .32.5 55.5 

B-2 

AMF Garland Deuces Wild . . . . . . . . . .43.0 45.0 

Plano Super Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40.0 48.0 

Cowtown Bowling Palace . . . . . . . . . .38.0 50.0 

Brunswick Zone Diamond Queens . .37.0 51.0 

B-3 

GunsAmerica.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51.5 36.5 

Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43.0 45.0 

AMF DeSoto Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42.0 46.0 

Pride and Joy Day Care . . . . . . . . . . . . .38.5 49.5 

B-4 

On The Border . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55.0 33.0 

University Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41.0 47.0 

AMF Garland Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40.0 48.0 

Cowtown Bowling Palace Ladies. . . .33.0 55.0 

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Jane Morris 

passes away 

By Michelle Rogers 

The Dallas area recently lost 

a huge supporter and pioneer 

of junior bowling with the 

passing of Jane Morris, long 

time youth director at AMF 

Showplace Lanes Garland and 

Blazer Bowl. She was born 

on May 27, 1939 and died 

December 15, 2012 she was 73. 

Married to Willie Morris for 46 

years. 

Bowling was not only in her 

blood, it also became her life. 

Jane grew up in the world of 

bowling, her father Raymond 

Rainey owned Garland Lanes. 

She worked the many positions 

of a bowling center and took 

over as Youth Director in 1977 

at Preston Forrest Lanes. When 

it closed in 1980 she moved to 

Blazer Bowl and then made her 

final move to Showplace Lanes 

in Garland in 1991. 

Jane married Willie Morris, 

a Garland High School friend, 

in 1966. They reconnected 

at Blazer Bowl after hearing 

his name called for a high 

game one night during league. 

Together they raised her two 

sons, Donald and Richard 

Perry, who also enjoyed and 

excelled in the game. Jane was 

an avid bowler who averaged 

190 for years, back when lanes 

were tough. Her personal best 

was a high game of 289, a 748 

series and she seldom lost the 

pot games that she and Willie 

would bowl as partners. She 

was a long time member of 

TCBA bowling with the teams 

of Bowling and Billiards and 

then Showplace Garland Pro 

Shop where I finally got the 

pleasure of bowling with her. 

Her love of the sport also 

flowed down to her grandchildren 

Keith, Erin, William and 

Christopher. She was instrumental 

in re-establishing Dallas 

area high school bowling and 

was the coach for Lakeview 

Centennial High School helping 

the men win a State Championship 

and then runner up the 

years her grandson Keith was a 

junior and senior. 

Her time as Youth Director 

was a true passion for her. She 

told her husband on her first 

Saturday league day at Showplace, 

a 58 lane house filled 

with people and a full team 

on every lane, “if everyone 

loved their job as much as I 

do, everyone would be happy.” 

She not only coached the kids 

in her program, she would 

also be a surrogate mother 

to them. She helped establish 

the Grand Prix Scholarship 

program which awards points 

for participation in league and 

tournaments that are converted 

to money for use in college. 

Some of her better known 

juniors include Del Ballard, Jr, 

Ted Pritts and Ken Johnson. 

I remember when I 

started bowling juniors here 

in Dallas in ’79; she was one 

of the people I always saw at 

Jane Morris 

tournaments and Jr. Travel 

league. She had about 15 – 20 

kids around her at all times 

constantly asking questions, 

telling jokes or simply hugging 

on her. She was never 

frazzled and loved it. When we 

became teammates and friends 

bowling TCBA, I enjoyed her 

tenacity as a bowler and her 

desire to win but have fun. 

We would celebrate with a 

trip to Baskin Robbins often. 

When I became a mom and 

my girls starting bowling, she 

was their youth director and 

I appreciated even more, the 

time and attention she gave 

to the kids and the parents. 

She organized incredible trips 

and helped raise money for 

the state tournaments for “her 

kids” by establishing fund 

raising in many forms, renting 

charter buses and making sure 

everyone going could afford the 

food and hotel rooms. 

“She always put the kids 

first and didn’t care about getting 

involved in the politics of 

junior bowling,” said Del. “She 

was one of the nicest ladies 

and will be missed greatly”. 

Jane Morris passed away 

from complications of bone 

cancer. Willie said that he 

hoped when people thought 

about her that they remember 

“she loved what she did and 

she was very good at it”. I 

agree and am thankful for all 

of her contributions. A memorial 

service celebrating her life 

is being planned and details 

are forthcoming. 

SHAYNA AND SYAFIQ 


and 237 against 225 and 221. 

He said afterwards: “I think I 

was lucky to play on the championship 

lanes first. I learnt 

how to play the lanes and I got 

better carry in the final match. 

It is such an honour for me 

and my country as I am the 

first Malaysian player to win 

this wonderful tournament.” 

His win actually means that 

Malaysia and the USA are tied 

for top country but the trophy 

goes to Malaysia as one of their 

players won the title.


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At AMF Richardson 

Rogers charges to 784, 

Hayes belts 737 

Mahoney 300, Carroll and Marshall, Jr. 299’s 

Billy Rogers charged to the top 

of the honor roll last week at AMF 

Richardson Lanes after pounding 

out a rip-roaring 279-259-246 = 

784 Classic Trios series. 

Jennifer Hayes, also from 

the Classic Trios group, rolled a 

sky-high 246-248-243 = 737 set 

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Tammy Self 247-730, John Smiser 

227-642, Kathleen Wright 191-516, Sean 

Pierce 267-688, Sherry Osier 236-602, 

At AMF Lewisville 

Williamson polishes off 

300/810, Curl unloads 713 

Westdyk 300 

Erik Williamson captured the 

high-game and series honors at 

AMF Lewisville Lanes last week 

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300-234 series in Monday Nite 

Men league action. 

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Stacie Hatton 231-590, Barry Boone 

276-768, Lynda Barnes 245-664, Henry 

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Russ Caples 278-766, Debbie Barron 

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Maryland and Webb 300’s, Faulkenberry 299 

Shayne Wilson held the 

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Tuesday High Rollers series. 

Brandy Smith fronted distaff 

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Jason Maryland and Jimmy 

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Mike Faulkenberry took runnerup 

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WTBA partners with USBC 

to study new specifications 

ARLINGTON — In an effort 

to determine new lines of 

specifications at the sport of 

bowling's elite level, the United 

States Bowling Congress will 

join with the World Tenpin 

Bowling Association to look at 

factors that influence scoring. 

"Many of our sport's leaders 

believe it is critical to look 

more closely at how equipment 

and conditions influence scoring," 

WTBA President Kevin 

Dornberger said. "We need to 

consider if there is justification 

for additional classifications for 

equipment or conditions for use 

by federations at the elite level. 

This is an important topic to 

explore in an objective and 

scientific way, which is why we 

are joining with USBC in this 

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Maryland 757. 

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572, Rene Benavides 252-736, Linda 

Chambers 209-598, Korey Traylor 

268-688, Janet Scarbrough 177-498. 

study." 

A background study and 

hypothesis testing will begin 

immediately, with lab and field 

testing beginning next year. 

The studies will be followed by 

recommendations to be implemented 

and tested at world 

events in 2014. A preliminary 

report will be presented to the 

WTBA Congress in August 

2013, while a final recommendation 

will be presented in 

August 2015. 

"We will be looking at what 

factors influence scoring and 

at what point those factors 

change dramatically," USBC 

Managing Director of National 

Governing Body Neil Stremmel 

said. "The study will factor in 

bowling ball specifications but 

will not be limited to that. It is 

important to note that the focus 

of the research will be aspects 

that influence competition 

at the elite level and that we 

do not anticipate the results 

impacting basic USBC rules." 

Stremmel said the study also 

will include looking at other 

aspects of scoring, including 

pins, lane conditioners and 

lane patterns. 

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Four tournaments to be conducted in three bowling centers 

MILWAUKEE, Wis. — After 

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with a unique four-tournament, 

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Trios set to lead the men’s honor 

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Billy Grant earned high-game 

honors with an award-winning 

perfecto. 

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Dana Miller-Mackie 258-696, Reg 

Card 255-721, Rebecca Sanchez 198, 

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OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – 

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Jeri Taylor, Senior bowler, 

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HONOR ROLL 

Tour title in the Miller High 

Life Open. 

The entry fee package for all 

four tournaments will be $600 

for PBA members and $700 for 

non-members. The tournament 

field will be limited to 192 

players. Entries open March 15. 

PBA Touring I and Touring II 

members will have first priority 

followed by non-touring 

members. Non-members will 

be confirmed on a first-come 

basis. 

Tentatively called the 

Summer Classics I, II and 

III, each will offer a $50,000 

prize fund. Classic IV will pay 

$100,000 in prize money. All 

four winners will earn berths 

in the 2014 PBA Tournament of 

Champions. 

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I moved 5 and 3 more on the 

right lane (now 8/3 different 

than the first 4/9) and guess 

what? I left the 4/9. My first 

thought was that all those 

people were going to think I 

didn’t know to move. 

What a shock. (Leaving 

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pleasant, wasn’t as much of a 

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what you do with it. I’m not 

responsible for what comes into 

my head but I am very responsible 

if I choose to keep it. I’m 

still working on that part. 

I survived three 4/9s in a 

row. Regardless if all those 

people in scratch league think I 

can’t move or didn’t move, I’m 

still an okay person. Important 

things like the sun coming up 

and how happy Semi-Precious 

is to see me when I get home 

are the same. Those 4/9s 

were an inconvenience, not a 

tragedy. Too bad I didn’t have 

all this wisdom when I shot 

129 in Nationals… I used to 

think I was unworthy. I mean, 

who would want to bowl with 

someone who shot 129 at 

Nationals??? It’s a constant lesson 

to learn to remember that 

was my bowling score, not my 

life score. I am not my number. 

Okayness is a way of life, a 

way of thinking of things that 

observes what happens, not 

judges outcome. 

It’s the same way you treat 

your doubles partner. You 

would never talk to your doubles 

partner the way you talk to 

yourself. You know that if you 

tell someone they are crummy 

or worthless or a terrible 10 

pin shooter long enough, they 

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begin to believe it. What are 

you telling yourself? 

Regardless of the score or 

how many 10 pins you flagged 

or how often you choke one 

off, you’re still okay. That’s the 

important message. You get 

another chance at your next 

outing to work on whatever 

you didn’t like. Bring all of you 

every shot. When you do that, 

it really doesn’t matter what 

stands. There’s nothing left 

on the bench. You brought the 

best of you and the 9 pin stood. 

Nice shot. Make your spare. 

Move on. You’re okay. 

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town of Saginaw and now I go 

with my teammates and friends 

in Pittsburgh. I was introduced 

to the PBA when I played in 

Chris Paul's charity event 

and got a firsthand look at 

how incredibly talented these 

athletes are, and I couldn't be 

more excited to be a celebrity 

owner in the first ever PBA 

League." 

Woodley will be owner of 

the Pittsburgh Jack Rabbits 

which is made up of franchise 

player Osku Palermaa, Martin 

Larsen, former Saginaw 

Valley State All-American Dan 

MacLelland, Thomas Larsen, 

Patrick Allen and supplemental 

pick Anthony LaCaze. 

Woodley was a member of 

the 2008 Steelers’ Super Bowl 

championship team and was 

also an All-American and 

Big Ten Defensive Player of 

the Year at the University of 

Michigan before being drafted 

by the Steelers in 2007. 

"LaMarr is a proven winner 

and we are glad to have him on 

our side,” said PBA Commissioner 

Tom Clark. “There are 

some natural rivalries within 

the PBA League forming fast, 

including LaMarr's Pittsburgh 

team and Jerome Bettis' Motown 

squad. Plus, who in their 

right mind will dare make the 

ridiculous statement 'bowling 

isn't a sport' to Mr. Woodley?" 

Woodley is also active in 

many charitable initiatives. The 

LaMarr Woodley Foundation 

– www.lamarrwoodleyfoundation.com 

– is a non-profit 

organization designed to give 

underprivileged and underserved 

youth and adults an 

opportunity to overcome 

unfortunate situations and 

their environment. 

The eight teams that will 

make up the PBA League were 

determined through a draft 

that was conducted during the 


Bowling in November. 

ESPN will televise five 

weeks of PBA League competition 

beginning Sunday, Jan. 27, 



At BRC Thousand Oaks 

Keith powers 792, 

Maureschat glows with 727 

Haliburton, Reid and Swatsenbarg 299’s, Remmers 298 

SAN ANTONIO – Michael 

Keith earned top series honors 

last week at BRC Thousand Oaks 

with a power-packed 280-256-256 

= 792 Miller Fun Time outing. 

Dana Maureschat, from the 

Thursday Early Mixed group, 

was red hot as she led the ladies 

with a blue-ribbon 234-256-237 

= 727 set. 

Jason Haliburton, Youth 

bowler Charlie Reid and Darren 

Swatsenbarg shared high-game 

honors with near perfect 299 

solos. Rodney Remmers took 

runner-up honors with a 298 

single. 

HONOR ROLL 

Ryan Boyd 266-650, Karen Luster 

267-552, Jason Kilwy 245-721, Mary 

Jane Young 225-602, Tyrone Murray 

254-629, Linda Coward 169-424, 

Becky Mudd 168-433, Herb Van Gundy 

268-714. 

Crystal Harred 254-644, Peter 

Varner 259-654, Selina Perez 255-699, 

Bruce Rice 254-624, Ruth Tuller 211- 

540, Ian Normandin 253-691, Wanda 

Hannah 202-516, Brenda Clink 199-527. 

Dennis Mann 290-744, Karen 

Glacken 275-667. Jovan Blankenfeld 

268-691, Brian Shivers 287-616, Karen 

Glacken 233-605, Bruce Clark 279- 

758, Rodney Remmers 713, Charlee 

Dawkins 220-511. 

Fernando Rodriguez 248-731, 

Marisela Galeana 209-529, Mike Keith 

254-632, Jennifer Keith 225-585, Aaron 

Birch 227-639. Tyrone Murray 243-675, 

Karen Brysch 170-398, Dee Pollock 

162-450. 

Herb Van Gundy 269-659, Crystal 

Harred 233-606, Don Clink 252-690, 

Herbert Armstrong 221-610, Blanche Fry 

192-542, Chuck Garrison 218-636, Frank 

Bove 247-691, Rogina Anthony 225-507. 

Debra Sutton 202-577, Brenda Clink 

235-651, Jason Haliburton 708, Delores 

Walker 234-548, Michael Keith 267-775, 

Karen Glacken 225-640, Ronnie Bowles 

290-608, Jovan Blankenfeld 269-682. 

David Greenfield 255-741, John 

Vorpahl 265-700, Vanessa German 

209-509, Jeff Critchfield 290-744, Helen 

Keith 242-661. 

SENIORS 

Darren Swatsenbarg 666, Roberta 

Grassmuck 220-529, John Robison 218- 

573, Bobbie Strickland 184-448, Larry 

Maureschat 210-587, Olivia Ladson 

179-512, Maria Velazquez 219-519, Don 

Black 257-628. 

Tom Donahue 232-611, Olivia 

Ladson 185-485, George Skinner 

236-603, Mary Warren 190-397, Jim 

Green 225-613, Betty Smith 188-517, 

Harold Gavitt 232-605, Betty Laskowski 

256-629. 

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HAPPY NEW YEAR! 

It’s hard to believe that 2013 

has arrived. Christmas is over, 

kids are happy and the stress 

we all had at sometime during 

the commercialization of His 

birthday is subsiding. Time to 

get back to normal and wait for 

the bills to come in. 

I managed to get my bowl on 

during 2012, bowling on three 

senior leagues at Hallmark 

Lanes, Killeen Bowlerama, and 

Phantom Warrior Lanes. I am 

slowly getting my timing back, 

but not my average. I am very 

KILLEEN – Mark Morgan 

headed the scoring parade for the 

month at Killeen Bowlerama with 

a high-powered 798 Sundowners 

session. 

Amanda Greenlaw led the 

ladies with a smooth 289/740 

Rebels set. 

HONOR ROLL 

Julian Pascua 692, Norma Rios 487, 

Harrison Riggins 290, Elsie Pascua 184, 

Nyle Maxson 242-614, Kris Vanecek 

Team format: 

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Sunday: 9 AM 

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KILLEEN 

BOWLERAMA 

inconsistent – two good games 

and one not so good. Spare 

shooting hurts me, but I did 

have two games in a three game 

set that were clean. That was a 

first in a long time. 

Our association has some 

outstanding bowlers in the 

men’s, women’s and youth 

leagues. The Men’s Travel 

League is very competitive 

as is the Commercial League 

at Bowlerama. High School 

bowling is strong with some 

outstanding bowlers and 

coaches. The Senior Leagues 

At Killeen Bowlerama 

Morgan posts 798, 

Greenlaw shelves 740 

562, Lesha Smith 200, Jackie Harris 

278-793, Gigi Garrett 557, Richard 

Wall 284-761. 

Glo Lucas 219, Regis Payne 289-755, 

Sandi Charles 726, Kiyoko McDonald 

265, Joe Cutler 236-627, JeriLynn Rich 

493, Jane Fultman 191, Sandi Charles 

267-725, Brian Bohannon 279. 

Jim Maxson 279, Josh Maxson 279, 

Danny Barkley 738, John Pasch 289, 

Travis Vaughan 278-793, Stephanie 

Tennity 259-697. 

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are highly competitive with 

averages in the 220’s for many 

of the men. 

Some of our outstanding 

senior bowlers are George 

Chapman with a 233 average; 

Jackie Harris, 215; Win 

Cockrell, 215; Larry O’Keeffe, 

207; Bryce Ellison, 218, and Lee 

Ellison, 211. 

We have a very diverse 

association consisting of active 

duty soldiers, retirees, civilians 

and their spouses. The vast 

majority of the association is 

in some way connected to the 

military. 

Our outstanding women 

are Association Hall of Famer 

Sandi Charles with an average 

of 223. Kiyoko McDonald, 

224; Amanda Greenlaw, 215; 

Tawana Ramey, 207; Esther 

Navarro, 208; Norma Betts, 

205, and Karin Ciesiolka, 204. 

Once again we are looking 

forward to August and the 

PBA Killeen Open. I know that 

sounds like a long way off, but 

it will get here quicker than a 

rain storm. 

Lefty Mike Scroggins has 

assured everyone he will be 

back in 2013 to defend his 

title. Scroggins has won this 

event five times and is always 

a threat. 

2013 will also bring us more 

televised PBA events on ESPN 

including five weeks of PBA 

league bowling. Eight teams that 

will make up the PBA League 

were determined through a 

draft that was conducted during 

the GEICO PBA World Series of 

Bowling in November. 

The PBA 50 Tour will have a 

few new faces in 2013 with toplevel 

players from the PBA Tour 

eligible to compete, including 

PBA Hall of Famers Pete Weber, 

Parker Bohn III and ESPN 

analyst Randy Pedersen. Also 

on the list of those becoming 

eligible at age 50 in the months 

ahead are PBA Tour champions 

Jack Jurek, Chris Warren and 

David Traber. 

2013 should be a great year. 

x/x/x 

While bowling a make up 

set for one of my senior leagues 

at Phantom Warrior Lanes on 

20 December, we arrived at 

11 a.m. and there were about 

ten high school bowlers there 

practicing. By noon the majority 

of the 48 lane center was in 

use. I have been bowling for 

many years in the association 

and know most of the league 

bowlers, but I saw many young 

soldiers and youth bowlers that 

I never saw bowling in leagues, 

and they were really good. 

Talking with the soldiers they 

said they didn’t bowl leagues 

because of deployments, but 

get together for open bowling 

whenever they have the chance. 

I know some teams and leagues 

that would like to have those 

young arms on their roster. 

x/x/x 

I have asked this question 

before, but I have to ask 


At Hallmark 

Schirripa, Jr. handles 300/827, 

Navarro claims 744 

Ciesiolka 300 

KILLEEN – Pete Schirripa, Jr. 

won the men’s high-set honors 

for the month at Hallmark Lanes 

with a blue-ribbon 300/827 

Friday Duos league production. 

Esther Navarro topped the 

ladies high-set chart with a tiptop 

744 Hit & Miss showing. 

Karin Ciesiolka shared highgame 

honors with Schirripa, Jr. 

as each recorded award-winning 

12-baggers. 

HONOR ROLL 

Rullie Haywood 269-780, Owa 

Ciesiolka 226-654, Dan Willeford 256, 

Brian Vehse 673, Deborah Ellison 

233-560, Lewis Stansbury 255-671, 

Barbara Person 227, Steve Salak 278, 

Jim Dittmer 655. 

Christine Scott 205-561, Jerry 

Kilpatrick 223-578, Rene Call 179-445, 

Amy Starkovich 194, Anne Marie 

Rumsus 507, Tom Guillory 257, RJ 

Rudnick III 684, Owa Ciesiolka 247-678, 

Benny Fajkus 255. 

Bryce Ellison 665, Mitzi Cina 

216-627, Andrew Kirshner 289, Regis 

Payne 758, Karin Ciesiolka 233-631, 

Mark Markwordt 279, Paul Duerre 

778, Lisa Blackman 226-627, Danny 

Mayes 268-653. 

Christine Scott 205-516, Vivian 

Mikell 189-459, Martha Joy 215-578, 

Bryan Leonard 247, Tom Guillory 661, 

Mary Schirripa 232, Kenneth Manning 

256, Mark Markwordt 719, Karin 

Ciesiolka 700. 

Regis Payne 265-720, Mitzi Cina 

213-615, Keith Desmarais 259, John 

Manibusan 256-655, Phil Noble 256, 

Brian Vehse 665, Deborah Ellison 217, 

Lisa Blackman 619, Emmy Bock 205, 

Amy Starkovich 549. 

Bryan Leonard 278, Owa Ciesiolka 

256-615, Mel Macie 288-739, Regis 

Payne 279-737, Brenda Wiegert 212-617, 

Jason McCoy 279., Mark Morgan 702, 

Jason McCoy 279, Steven Krech 268. 

John Manibusan 674, George Brown 

268-704, Christine Scott 212-560, 

Kristie Duerre 180-484. 

SENIORS 

Weldon Hartgrove 267-717, Barbara 

Person 224-598, Cecil Hicks 256-681, 

Jean Wilson 194-498, Lee Ellison 696, 

Rosie Perez 217, Gigi Garrett 543, Gus 

Garcia 279-703, Bobbie Hicks 209, 

Martha Joy 513. Ray Miles 278-771, 

Rosie Perez 212-567, Bryce Ellison 279- 

763, Gigi Garrett 212, Barbara Person 

605, Ray Miles 254-686, Polly Norton 

232-551, Harry Hellon 244, Robert 

Sanders 638, Deb Buford 226-553. 

Bryce Ellison 259-685, Martha Joy 221, 

Nee Wallace 540, Ray Miles 237-683, 

Martha Joy 191, Dixie Heinle 502, Bill 

Bogucki 268-762, Jean Wilson 223-522, 

Birce Miller, Jr. 267, Mike Merideth 683. 

Martha Joy 213, JoAnn Biels 533, 

Roger Perry 288-655, Jean Wilson 

184-498. 

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BVL participates in National 

Veterans Day ceremonies 

BVL Board Members 

welcomed special guests Peter 

Hamilton, Senior Vice President 

and Chief Financial Officer, 

Brunswick Corp., and John 

Walker, President and CEO 

QubicaAMF Worldwide, to the 

Veterans Day ceremonies at Arlington 

Cemetery on November 

11, to join in our nation's salute 

to America’s veterans. Also in 

attendance were representatives 

from Thunderbird Lanes (Philadelphia 

area) as well as leaders 

from the Nation’s Capital Area 

USBC, Appomattox River (VA) 

USBC and Alleghany-Bath (VA) 

USBC. 

For Hamilton and Walker, 

the day began with a breakfast 

at the White House hosted by 

President and Mrs. Obama 

NEW BRAUNFELS – Barry 

McKee, from the Guys & Gals 

league, pocketed power-laden 

279/780 numbers en route to 

earning high-set honors for the 

month at Fiesta Lanes. 

Misty Kaiser registered a 

sizzling 259/718 Ball & Chain 

set to pace the ladies. 

Greg Bueche, youth bowler 

Brad Edwards and Mike Sills 

shared high-game honors as 

each recorded award-winning 

12-baggers. Jim King took 

runner-up honors with a near- 

GEORGETOWN – Scott Stafford 

made it rain strikes in the 

Pot O Gold league by firing a 

277-216-300 = 793 series at Mel’s 

Lone Star Lanes last month. 

LaDonna Fogarty was the 

leader on the ladies side by filling 

up the score sheet with 203-215- 

254 = 672 numbers in Thursday 

Thunder action. 

Scott Hedrick, David Miller 

and Brad Tullos, youth bowler, 

shared high-game accolades with 

Stafford as each recorded awardwinning 

12-baggers. Tommy 

Skrlec took runner-up honors 

with a near perfect 299 solo 

HONOR ROLL 

for members of the National 

Veterans Day Organizing Committee. 

As a member of this 

prestigious committee, BVL 

received two tickets to the 

breakfast, at which Hamilton 

and Walker represented BVL. 

Next on the BVL agenda was 

participation in the Presidential 

Color Guard for the formal 

ceremonies at the Amphitheater 

at Arlington National Cemetery. 

BVL Board Members Marci 

Williams (Wichita, KS) and 

Libbi Fletcher (Detroit, MI) 

carried the American and BVL 

flags respectively, representing 

BVL with the nation’s leading 

Veterans Service Organizations. 

The Color Guard opened 

and closed the day’s events 

with pomp and circumstance, 

At Fiesta Lanes 

McKee claims 780, 

Kaiser blasts 718 

Bueche, Edwards, Sills 300, King 299, Bueche, Jones 296 

perfect 299 solo while Greg 

Bueche and Josh Jones added 

296 singles. 

HONOR ROLL 

Galen Constable 267-744, Alan 

Bueche 724, Josh Jones 289-712, Coop 

Cooper 274-743, Leo Villagomez 269- 

728, Kris Hughes 238, Colby Callahan 

215-582, Eric Walker 191-531, Tex 

Saengerhaus 728. 

Rudy Baerwald 703, Josh Gaspard 

266-757, Andrew Snelson 243-599, 

Mike Sills 278-720, Jake Hermann 

267-708, Bryce Standard 278-763, Greg 

Bueche (4 games) 991, David Martin 

At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes 

Stafford soaks in 300/793, 

Fogarty lands 672 

Hedrick, Miller, Tullos 300’s, Skrlec 299 

Dale Pederson 269-719, Ann Shivers 

216-594, RJ Little 258-751, Jennifer 

Manns 209-587, Steve Hayes 224-630, 

Snow Hsia 173-446, Tommy Skrlec 791, 

Pam Lawrence 278-737, Fred Sheya 

246-706. 

Sueann Emerson 226-550, Ken 

Gervais 252-763, Lorraine Gervais 

143-491, Bruce Cook 257-658, Dana 

Trigo 227-612, Jatonna Kewish 232-622, 

Mike Wahlburn 275-649, Katina Fotiou 

203-542. 

Lewis Lynds 278-625, Teri Merkel 

189-458. 

SENIORS 

Buddy Yaeger 247-694, Barb DeRoo 

209-538, Dennis McCleary 251-682, 

Jeaniett Chicky 182-535. 

(4 games) 943. 

Phillip Spence 235-662, Mark Combs 

265-653, John Person 219-570, Shane 

Quade 205-545, Gene Bishop 246-712, 

David Schmidt 245-686, Jared Werner 

257-726, Michael Taylor 267-715, Teri 

Gilbert 268-662. Grace Martinez 244- 

593, Kelly Rock 189-484, Shelly Arnold 

203-553, Deanna Callahan 178-474, 

Kathy Robeck 170-471, Amy Clements 

549, Sally Eckhart 511, Kay Stelmasiak 

193-463, Katie Loman 162-451. Jacque 

Watkins 183-445, Sharon Teal 267-650, 

Jessica Cummins 208-599, Jeanette 

Vacek 214-564, Sylvia Guerra 238-541, 

Sheila Warden 169-490, Jackie Burgett 

216-482, Debbie Bradshaw 182-480. 

Evelyn Sharp 131-387, Linda Morris 

233-620, Jacque Devine 209-492, Judy 

Ellison 201-536, Rebecca Starbuck 

185-532, Crystal Salone 246-640, Tara 

Light 235-623. 

STEELERS LINEBACKER 


plus the PBA League Elias Cup 

finals in April. The celebrity 

owners will not compete on 

the lanes as part of official PBA 

League competition. 

During the first four days 

of the Detroit Winter Swing, 

the PBA will conduct a series 

of open-field tournaments (the 

Carmen Salvino Classic, Mark 

Roth Classic, Don Carter Classic 

and Earl Anthony Players 

Championship). Those four 

events will award individual 

PBA Tour titles and the qualifying 

scores posted by each PBAL 

team member will be combined 

to produce the team qualifying 

scores for the ESPN telecasts. 

All PBAL matches on ESPN 

will be Baker Format matches, 

where each team member will 

bowl two frames in each game. 


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Saturday, January 19th, 1:00 PM 

Sunday, January 20th, 11:00 AM 

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First Place with 28 teams 

Team Fee: $250.00 

Brackets: $5.00 Side Pots: $10.00 

Cap on team average is 1000 

Tournament Director: Joe Mata 

DON WRIGHT 


again – What do you think 

of the USBC awards program? 

Personally, I never expect to 

roll a 300 game, I’ll leave a ten 

pin at some time during the ten 

frames. However, I have all the 

key chains I need. I bowled a 

250 game and got a key chain. 

My friend on another team 

rolled a 700 series and got the 

same key chain as I got. Now 

I ask you, Is it harder to roll 

three games equaling 700 plus, 

or bowling one game for 250? 

Come on USBC you can do 

better. The awards are laughed 

at by most. 

x/x/x 

Well, it’s time to check my 

equipment and try and raise 

my average the rest of this 

year. There are a lot of tournaments 

I am scheduled to bowl 

and I don’t want to look too 

foolish. Here’s hoping you all 

have a great 2013, but most of 

all have fun and enjoy your 

bowling friends. 

See you on the lanes. 

wrightdk@hot.rr.com 

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Chris Hardwick Becomes a 

PBA League Team Owner 

Comedian/Comedy Podcast Guru 

SEATTLE — Comedian, 

actor, podcast entrepreneur 

and accomplished bowler 

Chris Hardwick has become 

the newest owner of a team in 

the new Professional Bowlers 

Association League. 

Hardwick is the owner of 

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PBA Commissioner Tom 

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Hardwick, the son of PBA 

Hall of Famer Billy Hardwick, 

joins Los Angeles Clippers star 

Chris Paul, former Super Bowl 

champion Pittsburgh Steelers 

running back Jerome Bettis, 

former NFL all-pro receiver 

Terrell Owens, actor/comedian 

Kevin Hart and all-pro 

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker 

LaMarr Woodley as owners in 

the PBA League which debuts 

as part of the PBA Detroit 

Winter Swing Jan. 19-27 at 

Thunderbowl Lanes in the 

Detroit suburb of Allen Park, 

Mich. 

In 2010 Hardwick created 

one of the Internet’s most popular 

comedy podcasts called 

The Nerdist. The hour-long 

At Stadium Lanes 

Bailey topples 766, 

Trubenstien taps 601 

SAN ANGELO, TX – Phil 

Bailey tossed high-flying 244- 

267-255 = 766 City League series 

to head the honor roll for the 

month at Stadium Lanes. 

Sherri Trubenstien, Bailey’s 

league mate, posted a tidy 173- 

218-210 = 601 set to lead the 

ladies. 

HONOR ROLL 

Richard McKinney 278-745, Betty 

McIntosh 200-511, Jeff Knopp 248-713, 

Tommy Vu 277-688, Edith Zimmerman 

178-408, Joanne Heady 150-375, Sarah 

Jones 232-564, Denise Bloomquist 

178-506. 

At Diamond Lanes 

Tidwell crushes 771, 

Bowen topples 661 

Nettles300 

ODESSA, TX – Jason Tidwell 

rocked the Diamond Lanes 

last month with a thundering 

269/771 Jack & Jills series. 

Ashley Bowen led the ladies 

with a noteworthy 237/661 City 

Industrial set. 

Tyler Nettles earned highgame 

honors with an awardwinning 

12-bagger. 

HONOR ROLL 

Chris Denosia 230-517, Terry 

Donathan 256-713, Eddie Tucker 

257-731, Tyler Nettles 744, Jake Owens 

224-559, Red Anderson 220-510, Vic 

O’Haro 255-709, Floyd Mauck 241-617, 

Ron Leverich 258-737. 

John Blake 278-727, Craig Thames 

258-698, Megan Bell 226-500, Stacey 

Orem 200-540, Christian Oglesby 174- 

419, Lisa Haenelt 219-561, Samantha 

Owens 235-602, Crystal Ray 212-587. 

Janiece Berry 222-555, Michelle 

Sparks 178-431, Thomas Fewox 

podcasts include conversations 

and interviews with notable 

comedians and entertainers, 

such as Tom Hanks, Mel 

Brooks, Jon Hamm and Jimmy 

Fallon. Hardwick started "All 

Star Celebrity Bowling" on The 

Nerdist YouTube channel, a 

team charity bowling match 

where he and three Nerdist 

employees take on teams of 

celebrities such as the casts 

of Mad Men, Breaking Bad, 

Mythbusters and team Conan. 

The success of The Nerdist 

spawned Nerdist Industries 

which includes Nerdist.com, 

premier YouTube channel, and 

Nerdist Daily News e-newsletter 

among other properties. 

“Bowling means the world 

to me. I grew up on the Professional 

Bowlers Tour and have 

been around bowling my entire 

Bill Alexander 278-771, Gary 

Carr 257-617, Skip Rembert 222-606, 

Monica Clifford 179-431, Doug 

Stinebiser226-569, Karen Roberts 

181-422, Ski Lisewsky 215-520, Alice 

Davis 203-556. 

Jim Sweat 256-659, Marjorie Green 

192-521, Noah Torrez 234-597, Hollie 

Isreal 182-514. 

SENIORS 

Charles Hale 226-547, Geneva 

Smiley 173-506, David Wolf 217-513, 

Eloise Juhl 177-473, Danny Smith 

233-605, Debra Patridge 201-507, Jerry 

Fowler 226-553. 

279-698, Dayton Berry 258-750, Joey 

Gutierrez 280-687, Jeremy Fowler 279- 

752, Jeremy Woods 275-689, Bueford 

Keeton 238-638. 

Danny Miller 286-721, Harry Deter 

276-712, Sarge Jackson 279-632, Snake 

Lawson 279-698, Michelle Lambert 

268-639, Joline Bowen 224-598, Judie 

Keeton 213-622, Judy Leverich 224-622. 

Jaycilyn Adkins 229-588, Missy 

Hawley 211-487, Debbie Reed 237-644, 

Johnny Gibson 248-611, Tony Gonzalez 

245-629, Nathan Stephens 256-676, 

John Melton 233-597, Rusty Rumbaugh 

204-519. 

Tommy Frady 195-417, Rod Stewart 

289-689, John Burns 279-729, Bob 

Fielding 232-661, Ron Hopkins 234- 

646, Richard Aleman 246-629, Bill 

Bartholomae 264-538, Kathy Streater 

202-461. 

Judy Burns 227-496, Lisa McCorkill 

174-465 

life thanks to my dad,” said 

Hardwick, who also has more 

than 1.7 million followers on 

Twitter. “I was actually named 

after Chris Schenkel! As a 190- 

200 average bowler, I would 

never make it on the Tour 

so the next best thing for me 

is to acquire a team so I can 

live vicariously through their 

accomplishments—kind of like 

an annoying stagemom. 

“Since bowling is the purest 

demonstration of Newtonian 

Physics, I wanted a science-y 

team name so I went with 

"Atom Splitters.” Of course, 

splits are no good to a bowler, 

but I think the name refers 

more to the fact that Chris 

Barnes and Co. are so accurate 

on the lanes, that the precision 

of their shots could split any 

single atom of their choosing. 

It is very exciting to me that 

almost all of the other teams 

are owned by professional 

athletes who are about to feel 

the searing sting of getting 

their asses handed to them by 

a nerd." 

Hardwick’s other credits 

include hosting AMC network’s 

highly-rated Talking Dead, and 

an hour-long stand-up comedy 

special called "Mandroid" that 

premiered in 2012 on Comedy 

Central. He previously hosted 

Singled Out on MTV and Web 

Soup for the G4 Network. 

Hardwick is also getting a 

full season at BBC America. 

The Nerdist (named after his 

popular podcast and website), 

has expanded from numerous 

pop-culture specials to a 

10-episode season that will 

kick off in spring 2013 as part 

of the cable network's "Supernatural 

Saturday" programming 

block. 

"Chris Hardwick has the 

perfect DNA to become an 

owner in the PBA League and 

we couldn't be more excited 

about the partnership,” said 

Clark. “His father is a legend 

on the lanes and Chris is not 

only a great promoter of bowling 

already with his All-Star 

Celebrity Bowling show on his 

web site but brings legions of 

fans from his ever-expanding 

kingdom to the PBA." 

Hardwick will compete in 

the Chris Paul PBA League 

All-Stars event which will take 

place on Jan. 7 at Lucky Strike 

LA Live in Los Angeles. The 

tournament, which benefits 

CP3 charities will air on ESPN 

Super Bowl Sunday at 4 p.m. 

ET.

O’NEILL WINS 


and Jeff Roche of Dearborn, 

Mich., 246-177, to advance to 

the title match where he raced 

to an easy victory over Wolfe. 

The Cheetah Championship 

finals, conducted as part of the 


Bowling IV, aired Sunday on 

ESPN. 

“I was definitely confident 

today,” O’Neill said. “I wanted 

to get off to a good start. I 

knew what I needed to do. I 

had to stay mentally right and 

keep focused on my game, and 

make sure I wasn’t throwing 

errant shots.” 

In his opening match, 

Loschetter started with five 

strikes before leaving a 10 

pin and missing the spare. 

O’Neill answered with a string 

of six strikes after converting 

a single-pin spare in his first 

frame, taking a 23-pin lead 

after seven frames which 

Loschetter couldn’t overcome. 

He had an easier time 

against Roche, who missed 

BIG SPRING, TX – Jared 

Ringener headed the leader 

boards last month at Big Spring 

Bowl-A-Rama after booking 

a banner 214-257-298 = 769 

Wednesday Nite Trio set. 

Shauna White, from the 

Double Trouble group, rolled 

a sparkling 199-171-257 = 627 

series to lead the ladies. 

HONOR ROLL 

John Dodd 268-761, Don Ewing 

268-726, Philip Ringener 257-700, Jerry 

Barnes 247-696, Jackie Lecroy 258-695, 

Brent Newton 257-690, Michael Rowden 

238-687, Sam Gonzales, Sr. 246-686. 

CLEBURNE – Doug Kahanak 

racked up a rousing 278-210-226 

= 714 Wednesday Nite Misfits 

series to earn the top spot on 

the honor roll last month at Pin 

Center Bowl. 

Stacie Parrish booked 

a banner 204-194-215 = 

613 Casino set to earn fem 

scoring laurels. 

HONOR ROLL 

Tim Dempsey 290-682, Becky Lee 

210-559, Debbie Lee 221-574, Tim 

Dempsey 249-663, Selena Hernandez 

222-573, Mike Valle 244-676, Vernon 

three spare attempts in the 

first five frames of his national 

television debut. O’Neill led by 

only 11 pins after four frames, 

but started a string of eight 

strikes in the fifth frame and 

ran away with the victory. 

“When Jeff started off slow, 

I got a little complacent and 

I almost threw one shot in 

the gutter,” O’Neill said, “but 

I made the spare, and took a 

deep breath, and tried not to 

look ahead to the championship 

match. 

“Winning again was 

definitely important. After not 

making any TV shows last season, 

I just wanted to bowl well. 

I wanted to compete again, and 

be in the hunt to make shows,” 

O’Neill added. “I made a lot of 

top 10s last season, but I never 

even threatened for a show. 

That’s what I wanted to do 

coming into the World Series. 

I worked really hard on my 

game over the summer and it’s 

paying off.” 

In the title match, O’Neill 

admitted thoughts of bowling 

a nationally-televised 300 

games began dancing in his 

At Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama 

Ringener racks up 298/769, 

White weaves 627 

Tony Williams 237-686, Richard 

Rowden 258-684, Eddie Gonzales, Jr. 

246-683, Josh Helmstetler 245-681, 

Claud Fryar 248-680, Monty Hendricks 

232-676, Brian Whitford 274-675. 

Sheila Armstrong 213-588, Terry 

Woolverton 216-573, Mary Lou Saldana 

219-564, Veronica Schroyer 218-561, 

Alice Ewing 204-557, Kathy Ewing 

225-555, Tammy Newton 190-543. 

Kay Beeler 214-537, Julie Bass 

195-523, Nancy Wood 181-521, Irene 

Jackson 189-519, Becky Chilton 202- 

506, Barbara Miller 196-503, Jeanne 

Ellis 183-502, Melissa Rogers 215-498. 

At Pin Center Bowl 

Kahanak dunks 714, 

Parrish posts 613 

Bruce 223-596, Stella Bruce 180-519. 

Joey Hyde 233-673, Becky Lee 

190-550, Alan Hewitt 237-659, Shon 

Dawkins (9 pin) 226-566, Vicki Fisher 

(9 pin) 153-455, JR Schollenbar (9 pin) 

210-626, PA Dawkins (9 pin) 240-552. 

Clayton Stafford (2 games) 143-283, 

Hillary Ponce (2 games) 150-284, 

Brandon Nickles (2 games) 145-283, 

Kristie Shackleford (2 games) 133-264. 

SENIORS 

Bill Barber 289-662, Shirley Sexton 

186-517, Bill Barber 257-653, Shirley 

Sexton 189-481, Ila Reed 175-493. 

head after building a big lead 

with seven strikes to start the 

contest. Wolfe, who didn’t 

throw consecutive strikes until 

the seventh and eighth frames, 

was all but eliminated after six 

frames. 

“When I got the strike in 

the seventh frame, I knew I 

just needed one more mark to 

lock up the title,” he said. “I 

got to thinking it would be really 

cool to shoot 300, because 

Tony Reyes bowled 300 for his 

first title on this lane condition, 

and that was kind of going 

through my mind. I got a little 

jittery in the eighth and threw 

it a little quick, and left the 2-8- 

10. That’s what happened.” 

Reyes, a close friend, died 

in late September of injuries 

sustained in a traffic accident 

near his northern California 

home. 

“Tony was on all of our 

minds,” O’Neill said. “There 

was a masking unit with his 

picture on it in the bowling 

center and every time you saw 

it, it was sad, but you have to 

put it out of your mind. You 

just had to know he’d want you 

to do well. We all wish he was 

here.” 

The 2012-13 PBA Tour 

season on ESPN continues next 

Sunday at 1 p.m. ET with the 

finals of the Viper Championship. 

Stepladder finalists will 

include Mike Fagan of Dallas; 

Finnish native Mika Koivuniemi 

of Hartland, Mich.; 

reigning PBA Player of the Year 

Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., 

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Competitive senior event 

schedule continues to grow 

ARLINGTON — The International 

Bowling Campus is 

creating a new event aimed at 

giving senior bowlers age 60 

and older even more competitive 

opportunities. 

The ITRC Super Senior Classic 

will take place Oct. 30-Nov. 

1, immediately following the 

2013 USBC Senior Queens, at 

the International Training and 

Research Center in Arlington, 

Texas, the home of Team USA. 

"There is a growing base of 

Super Senior bowlers that have 

been asking for competitive 

events, and we are pleased to 

provide this new opportunity," 

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USBC Managing Director of 

Membership and Events Pete 

Tredwell said. "The ITRC was a 

tremendous host to the Senior 

Queens this year, so it's the 

perfect venue for this new 

tournament." 

In order to be eligible for 

the ITRC Super Senior Classic, 

entrants must be at least 60 

years of age by Oct. 30, 2013, 

and they must have competed 

in either the 2013 USBC Senior 

Masters or Senior Queens. 

The event will feature two 

days of qualifying followed 

by a third day with a cashers 

round and stepladder finals. All 

three days will be broadcast 

live on BowlTV. The field will 

be limited to the first 56 entries 

and is expected to sell out. 

At Terrell 

Blasius rocks 743, 

Lee banks 689 

Orr and Potter 300’s 

TERRELL – Mark Blasius led 

the high-score chase last month 

at Terrell Bowling Center with a 

high-flying 225-258-260 = 743 

Terrell Classic outing. 

Kendra Lee led the ladies by 

rolling a stellar 231-244-214 = 

689 Sunday Night Mixed series. 

Josh Orr and Keith Potter 

shared high-game honors as 

each registered award-winning 

12-baggers. 

HONOR ROLL 

Brandon Wyer 242-696, Toy 

Callahan 223-571, Keith Potter 706, 

Kari Nunn 195-563, Art Cooper 220- 

581, Gaylyn Hutchins 221-553, Terry 

At Oil Bowl Lanes 

Bach powers 300/794, 

Mills levels 723 

Fears 300, Cranford 299 

LONGVIEW, TX – Rod Bach 

found himself at the top of the 

charts last month at Oil Bowl 

Lanes with a free-wheeling 

300/794 Oil Bowl set to lead the 

men. 

Stephanie Mills led the way 

for the ladies in Tuesday Mega 

Bucks league outing by knocking 

out a sparkling 289/723 set. 

Jerry Fears shared highgame 

honors with Bach as 

each registered award-winning 

perfectos. Chris Cranford took 

runner-up honors with a near 

perfect 299. 

HONOR ROLL 

Allen Waits 787, Byron Johnson 

769, Steve Roberts 742, Burton Lilley 

735, Dillon Swain 731, Dale Brooks 717, 

Doug Cox 268, Gid Rash 779, Chris 

Cranford 774, Billy Holler 772, Jerry 

Fears 751. 

In addition to this new competitive 

opportunity, bowlers 

will be offered the chance to 

participate in exclusive clinics 

with the Team USA coaching 

staff, available only to those 

entering the event. 

More information on the 

ITRC Super Senior Classic 

is available at BOWL.com/ 

SuperSenior. 

SENIOR MASTERS 

REGISTRATION OPEN 

Early registration for the 

2013 USBC Senior Masters is 

now available at BOWL.com/ 

SeniorMasters. The event will 

take place June 9-14 at the 

South Point Bowling Center in 

Las Vegas. 

Competitors can enter for a 

discounted entry fee of $400 

Harris 275-722, Elaine Brumbaugh 

258-599. 

Ricky Campbell 278-709, Gayle 

Hatch 180-535, Frank English 268-732, 

Terri Cooper 196-547, Steve Merten 

278-725, Shirley Barker 195-542, Bobby 

Holley 269-719, Kendra Lee 246-611. 

Christi Page 199-507, Michael Price 

267-702, Lisa Flowers 225-585, John 

Wilson 257-651, Pat Cooper 199-545, 

Brandon Wyer 245-675, Pam Lide 201- 

553, Ray Edwards 213, Gitta Johnson 

199-552. 

Glen Rutledge 268-686, Mike 

Sullivan 279-732, Bryan Ellis 266-741, 

Josh Orr 737, Keith Potter 246-709, 

Daniel Adams 268-703. 

Luke Pasche 280, James Hanhart 

279, Brenda Smith 266-681, Ashley 

Adams 246-655, Jenny Norris 235-630, 

Jeff Alexander 268-688, Mary Stuart 

196-512, Chico Moreno 256-634, Kelly 

Bunt 630. 

Cindy Hoskins 572, Deborah 

Robinson 213-596, Stephen DeLoach 

279-731, Robert Elmore 259, Tony 

Azzam 290-754, Sue Anders 665, Roy 

Pasche 749, Tabitha Smitherman 255- 

660, Luke Pasche 711. 

Kim Fourman 604, Laura Payne 

231-597, Charlie Hoot 707, Sharon Bach 

250, Leroy Small 674, Stephanie Mills 

664, Linda Lee 606. 

SENIORS 

Ed Duffee 628, Lefty Vogt 632, 

Monia O’Quinn 236-599, Cheryl Wade 

525, Wanda Hitt 537, Stoney Thomas 

222, John Nagle 646, Irvin Wallace 703, 

Gary Bearden 256-636, Carol Shelton 

212-564, Monia O’Quinn 226-576, 

prior to April 1. The entry fee 

will increase to $450 after 

April 1 and to $500 for on-site 

entries. 

For the first time, the 

Senior Masters will feature a 

five-player stepladder final in 

2013. The entire event will be 

broadcast live on BowlTV. 

SENIOR QUEENS RETURNING 

TO ITRC 

The USBC Senior Queens 

will return to the International 

Training and Research Center 

in 2013 after the event was successfully 

conducted at the ITRC 

in October. The 2013 event will 

take place Oct. 24-29. 

Bowlers will enjoy many of 

the same great features next 

year with some new additions, 

including a free classroom 

clinic and a free 2014 win-aspot 

sweeper for those who 

don't qualify for match play. 

The ITRC once again will 

conduct an optional on-lane 

clinic Oct. 29 for participants 

who are interested in getting 

tips from Team USA coaches. 

For more information on the 

Senior Queens, visit BOWL. 

com/SeniorQueens. 

SENIOR U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN 

HEADED TO COLUMBUS, OHIO 

The Senior U.S. Women's 

Open will take place in Columbus, 

Ohio, during the same 

week as the U.S. Open and U.S. 

Women's Open next year. 

The event will take place in 

the 32-lane Sequoia Pro Bowl 

from July 21-27. It will serve as 

the second jewel of the Senior 

Women's Triple Crown, with 

the series of events wrapping 

up at the Senior Queens in 

October. 

The Senior Women's Triple 

Crown kicks off with the National 

Golden Ladies Classic at 

The Orleans in Las Vegas from 

March 18-21. 

All three Triple Crown 

events will lead to the Senior 

Women's Triple Crown Shoot- 

Out presented by The Orleans 

on Oct. 27 in Arlington. Bowlers 

must enter all three Triple 

Crown events to be eligible for 

the Shoot-Out. 

PBA TO MILWAUKEE 


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Sunday, May 19 

SUMMER CLASSIC II 

AMF WEST, MILWAUKEE, WIS. 

Wednesday, May 22 

SUMMER CLASSIC III 

AMF BOWLERO, WAUWATOSA, WIS. 

Sunday, May 26 

SUMMER CLASSIC IV 


(Field will consist of cashers based on 30 gametotals 

from Classic I, II and III qualifying 

rounds) 

Wednesday, May 29 

SUMMER SWING TELEVISION FINALS 


Saturday, June 1 

1 p.m. – Summer Classic I, five-player stepladder 

finals 

4 p.m. – Summer Classic II, five-player stepladder 

finals 

Sunday, June 2 

1 p.m. – Summer Classic III, five-player 

stepladder finals 

4 p.m. – Summer Classic IV, five-player 

stepladder finals

2012-13 PBA-ESPN 

TELEVISION SCHEDULE 

(All times CT; all shows are two hours 

unless noted) 

Sunday, Jan. 6, 12 a.m. – PBA Scorpion 

Championship, WSOB IV, South Point 

Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas (90 

minutes). 

Sunday, Jan. 13, 12 a.m. – PBA World 

Championship, WSOB IV, South Point 

Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas (90 

minutes). 

Sunday, Jan. 20, 2 p.m. – Round 1 Japan 

Cup, Tokyo, Japan. 

Sunday, Jan. 27, 11 a.m. – PBA League 

Round 1, Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen 

Park, Mich. 

Sunday, Feb. 3, 3 p.m. – Chris Paul PBA 

League All Stars, Lucky Strike LA Live, 

Los Angeles. 

Sunday, Feb. 10, 2 p.m. – PBA League 

Round 2 with Carmen Salvino Classic 

finals, Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, 

Mich. 

Sunday, Feb. 17, 2 p.m. - PBA League 

Round 3 with Mark Roth Classic finals, 

Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich. 

Sunday, Feb. 24, 2 p.m. - United States 

Bowling Congress Masters, Brunswick 

Zone Carolier, N. Brunswick, N.J. 

Sunday, March 3, 2 p.m. – PBA League 

Round 4 with Don Carter Classic finals, 

Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich. 

Sunday, March 24, 12 a.m. – PBA League 

Round 5 with Earl Anthony PBA Players 

Championship finals, Thunderbowl 

Lanes, Allen Park, Mich. 

Sunday, March 31, 1:30 p.m. – PBA 

Tournament of Champions, Woodland 

Bowl, Indianapolis. 

Sunday, April 7, 12 a.m. – PBA League 

Elias Cup finals, Woodland Bowl, 

Indianapolis. 

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At Western Bowl 

Rutledge rolls 299/846, 

Campbell claims 763 

Macon, Parker 300 

AMARILLO – Seth Rutledge 

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month at Western Bowl as he 

At Eastridge Lanes 

Brown lights up 300/803 

AMARILLO, TX – Tory 

Brown was on fire last month 

as he earned top honors on 

the honor roll at Eastridge 

Lanes with an award-winning 

255-248-300 = 803 series in 

Wednesday Night Company 

league play. 

Kate Miller, Brown’s league 

mate, was high for the ladies 

with a solid 191-150-205 = 546 

set. 

HONOR ROLL 

Ann Mansel 150-422, Betty 

Mclemore 169-465, David Bowerman 

154-396, Jody Powell 140-377, Fatman 

Williams 217-602, James Winningham 

228-645, Audrey Ruyder 169-511, John 

Reidinger 134-347. 

MC Hall 192-498, Mary Barnette 

125-366, Tom Ryder 113-323, Laura 

Shelly 140-384, Kim Gray 167-491, 

Christina Frazier 170-374, Pam Esgoto 

128-347, Sharesa Gray 139-401, Brian 

Shelley 106-317. 

Eddie Furrh 127-332, Brad Pierce 

186-546, David Weatherman 190-550, 

Ryan Frazier 224-586, Carla Obrien 

142-278, Stephanie Obrien 149-414, 

Brenda Rincon 104-279, Heather 

dominated scoring with a superb 

279-268-299 = 846 Pantex Mixed 

league performance. 

Megan Campbell, Rutledge’s 

league mate, was the leader for 

the ladies with pin-spilling 258- 

268-237 = 763 numbers. 

Dylan Macon and Casey 

Parker’s award-winning 

12-baggers garnered high-game 

honors. 

HONOR ROLL 

Dylan Macon 794, Steve Hardy 269- 

775, Darrel Davis 279-770, Casey Parker 

268-762, Stephen Planer 258-760, Mike 

Scroggins 257-752, Cory Sharp 277-745, 

Jeff Campbell 258-742. 

Randy Rose 267-742, Randy Ingram 

268-741, Chris Yoshimura 277-738, Tal 

Tate 266-736, Jeff Chaparro 279-735, 

Mike Gentry 246-733, Curtis Parker 

257-727, Jeff Campbell 275-726. 

Randy Ingram 267-724, Chris Fox 

246-720, Andrew Bailey 235-659, Jeff 

Josselyn 242-512, Cindy Brock 256- 

735, Laurie Crabtree 244-705, Candra 

Chandler 248-699, Debra Shannon 

277-696. 

Becky Farrah 247-660, Megan 

Campbell 245-658, Samantha Fox 

247-640, Elayne Glenn 235-631, Brenda 

McMahon 217-629, Glenda Bouker 

215-626, Kat Darlington 214-620. 


Muguerza 125-332. 

Dusten Boyd 203-595, Josh Cuny 

279-717, Jason Radloff 224-605, Ray 

Rincon 170-445, Drew Muguerza 160- 

417, Ryan Obrien 169-416, Elmer Obrien 

122-349, Aaron Robertson 220-477. 

Richard Miller 213-590, Jim Simon 

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Hamilton 196-480, John Carpenter 

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deposit required. 

Reserve your lanes today! 

Call Kathy or Randy. 

Entry fee $15.00 

Howard Herm 225-576, Ed Burge 

258-667, Berry Cox 169-, Kenny King 

211-535, George Schaffler 147-399, 

James Sarna 193-565, Don Henderson 

204-606, Don Mansel 215-517, Jimmy 

Williams 158-430. Duane Mansel 

205-540, David Hill 234-656, Carl 

Guffey 243-655, Fred Alves 219-606, 

Glen Shepard 162-459, George Shepard 

199-556, James Winningham 209-556, 

Roy Bartholomew 202-549. 

Fatman Williams 211-563, Howard 

Jamieson 230-618, Thomas Otto 217- 

622, JD Smith 151-450, Richard Hunter 

201-530, MC Hall 190-88, Earl Boatman 

186-537, Marshall Holloway 166-480. 

Strikepot & Super Strikepot 

Tickets Each Game 

Package 

Includes: 

2 Hours of Bowling 

Use of House Shoes 

Large Pizza 

Large Coke per person 

$10.00 worth of Game 

Tokens (for Birthday Honoree) 

$15.95 plus tax per person 

(minimum of 10 bowlers)


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