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Page 6 | Thursday, May 26, 2011 | THE BOWLING NEWS
At BRC Thousand Oaks
Greenfield crushes 300/801,
Schneider racks up 728 GUADALAJARA, Mexico -
SAN ANTONIO – David
Greenfield was red hot last
week at BRC Thousand Oaks
as he dominated scoring with a
thundering strike-filled awardwinning
300-277-224 = 801 High
Rollers outing.
Liz Schneider posted a
blue-ribbon 235-266-227 = 728
Thursday Early Mixed set to front
fem scoring.
HONOR ROLL
Sean Stephens 266-698, Debbie
Sutton 220-617, Wayne Critchfield 262-
728, Amanda Eachus 234-555, JK Huey
216-621, Bruce Rice 256-596, Sarah
Gary Anderson was definitely
on target last week at Brunswick
Zone Watauga after dominating
scoring with an award-winning
strike filled 300/817 Denim &
Duds league performance.
Gary Hamilton followed close
behind with his own awardwinning
804 series.
Lisa Steele’s sky-high 680 set
in the Sunday Mixed league led
the ladies scoring race.
HONOR ROLL
Kerry Rusk 247, April Shelton 247,
Buck 211-558, Ian Normandin 246-686,
James Fines 275-668. Ruth Tuller
255-588, Sharon Teal 225-659, Connie
Rangel 264-568, Karen Luster 222-644,
Chris Galler 279-730, Paul Smith 263-
757, Gil Lujan 267-678, Barbara Neve
237-581, Fernando Rodriguez 247-707.
Jeff Critchfield 264-643, Helen Keith
224-658, Coop Cooper 248-653, Quentin
Snow 280-741, Brianna Galler 224-579.
SENIORS
Don Black 256-670, Roberta
Grassmuck 219-580, Tom Donahue
233-627, Olivia Ladson 191-549, Dale
Smith 244-666, Bobbie Strickland
212-518, Maria Velazquez 198-534.
At Brunswick Zone Watauga
Anderson smashes 300/817,
Steele captures 680
Hamilton 804
Don Holland 721, Julie McHugh 631,
Doug Rechner 713, Miki Jo Parish
594, Anna Jutson 622, Joe Grace 643,
Kent Smith 691, Sherry Holloway 574,
Kevin Sheets 603. Jennifer Roberts
517, Chad Murrell 758, Lisa Head 578,
April Shelton 668, Randy Demuth 755,
Jill Demuth 521, Johnathon Hooks 761,
Pearl Tucker 673.
SENIORS
Earl Elliott 599, Beverly Hill 476,
Mary Guy 476, Tony Martin 675, Sue
Condotta 561.
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Team USA takes two bronze
medals in Masters at PABCON
Team USA earned two bronze
medals Friday in the matchplay
Masters, the final event
of the 2011 Pan American
Bowling Confederation Men’s
Championships.
Bill O’Neill and Chris
Barnes both lost in the bestof-three
games semifinals at
Bolerama Tapatio. Mexico’s
Alejandro Cruz took down
O’Neill, 2-0, while Barnes lost
2-0 to eventual gold medalist
Dan MacLelland of Canada.
“We had a good run this
week, and it’s hard to be too
disappointed,” said O’Neill,
who won the all-events gold
medal. “This format is a total
crapshoot and for us to get a
couple medals is OK. We’re
always disappointed when
we don’t win, but we brought
home the gold in the important
events.”
Cruz, who earned Mexico
its first medal of the Championships,
struck out in the first
game to beat O’Neill, 225-223,
and then rolled to a 268-227
win for the sweep.
“I always like bowling
against the crowd favorite,”
O’Neill said. “It’s fun when
you win that match as an
underdog, but unfortunately I
wasn’t able to come out on top
this time.”
In the other semifinal,
MacLelland, who earned the
all-events silver medal, took
the opening game, 257-223, and
then claimed the second game,
255-212.
All six Team USA members
were among the 16 players
who advanced to the Masters
competition based on their finish
in the all-events standings.
Wes Malott and Mike Fagan
lost in the quarterfinals, while
Patrick Allen and Walter Ray
Williams Jr. were knocked out
in the first round.
In the gold-medal match,
MacLelland swept Cruz, 2-0,
to win the title. The Canadian,
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269-203 and 224-175.
The two bronze medals
in the Masters competition
finished off a week where
Team USA won gold medals
in four of the six events. The
Americans finished first in
five-player team, trios, doubles
and all-events, while also
taking the silver medal in trios
and a bronze medal in singles.
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MacLelland def. Cruz, 2-0
(269-203, 224-175)
Williams, Allen shatter
PABCON doubles record
GUADALAJARA, Mexico
— Team USA’s Walter Ray
Williams Jr. and Patrick Allen
didn’t just break the all-time
Pan American Bowling Confederation
Men’s Championships
record in doubles on Tuesday,
they blew past it with ease.
Williams and Allen combined
to shoot a six-game total
of 2,917, an average of 243.08,
at Bolerama Tapatio, eclipsing
the previous record of 2,788
set in 2009 by their teammates
Chris Barnes and Tommy
Jones.
Allen led the pair with
1,461, while Williams contributed
1,456 in the winning
effort. Canada’s Dan MacLelland
and Michael Schmidt took
the silver medal with 2,742,
while Puerto Rico’s Bruno Diaz
and Andro Simounet earned
the bronze with 2,720.
The Americans entered the
final doubles block knowing
they needed a big performance
after their teammates were out
of medal contention from the
morning session.
“After the performance this
morning, we knew it was either
us or nobody for a medal,”
Allen said. “It was just time for
us to rise to the occasion so the
team didn’t get shut out.”
The gold medalists got out
of the gate fast with Williams
starting with games of 298 and
278, while Allen opened with
247 and 233. They eventually
pulled away from the Canadians
in the final two games.
“I was surprised the scores
weren’t higher on the first
block, but I knew there were
still some pretty good bowlers
on our squad,” said Williams,
who opened the block with 11
straight strikes before leaving
the 2-8. “Fortunately, I had a
real good look early on and
Patrick bowled well, too.”
Team USA’s Mike Fagan,
who also opened the day with
a 298 game, and Wes Malott
finished doubles in 10th place
with 2,578. Barnes and Bill
O’Neill were 11th with 2,576.
Adult Leagues
Start # Per # of
League Name Day Meeting Time Date Time Team Cost Type Weeks
Ultra Classic Thurs. 5/26 6:00 PM 5/26 6:30 PM 4 $14.00 Mixed 12
Have A Ball Sun. 5/15 1:30 PM 5/15 2:00 PM 4 $12.00 Any 13
Practice League Sun. 6/5 5:00 PM 6/5 5:30 PM 4 $13.00 Any 12
Rainbow League Sun. 6/5 8:00 PM 6/5 8:30 PM 4 $10.00 Any 10
Practice League Mon. 6/6 6:00 PM 6/6 6:30 PM 4 $13.00 Any 10
High Anxiety Mon. 6/6 6:00 PM 6/6 6:30 PM 4 $14.00 Mixed 12
Happy Hour Club Mon. 6/6 9:00 PM 6/6 9:15 PM 2 $10.00 Any 10
Trendsetters Tues. 5/24 6:00 PM 5/24 6:30 PM 4 $14.00 Mixed 12
Scratch Trios Wed. 5/25 6:00 PM 5/26 6:30 PM 3 $20.00 Any 12
Junior Leagues
Junior Practice Thurs 6/9 12:30 PM 6/9 1:00 PM 4 $8.00 10
Pee-Wees Sat 6/4 9:00 AM 6/11 9:15 AM 1 $8.00 10
Division I Sat 6/4 9:00 AM 6/11 9:15 AM 3 $10.00 10
Division II Sat 6/4 9:00 AM 6/11 9:15 AM 4 $10.00 10
Individuals Sat. 6/4 9:00 AM 6/11 9:15 AM 4 $5.00 10
Camp Bowlopolis Sat 6/4 9:00 AM 6/11 12:00 PM 4 $10.00 4
Youth Scratch Trios Mon 5/16 6:00 PM 5/16 6:30 PM 3 $14.00 12
Junior Pro-shot Wed 5/25 6:00 PM 5/25 6:30 PM 3 $14.00 12
Junior Adult Leagues
Big-n-Lil Sun 6/5 5:00 PM 6/5 5:30 PM 4 $9.00 12
Youth Adult No Tap Mon 6/6 12:00 PM 6/6 12:30 PM 4 $9.00 10
Senior Leagues
Tuesday Mixed Tues 5/17 12:00 PM 5/17 12:30 PM 4 $10.00 12
Wonder Whys Tues 5/31 8:45 AM 5/31 9:00 AM 4 $10.00 12
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