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10 YEARS AGO
Chris Schenkel, a great friend of bowling, was presented
with the Flowers for Living Award…Bowling International
named Wendy Macpherson and Walter Ray Williams with
Bowler of the Year Awards…Bill Hallway led the area with
an 830 at Forum…Donna Baty paced the women at AMF
Lewisville with a 714…Bobby Holley was tops at Terrell with
a 734…Val Gross was the best at AMF Hurst with a 684…Paul
Merrell fired a 783 at Westcreek.
20 YEARS AGO
Pete Davidsider took the bows at Advantages with a
715…Terry Moffit led at Westcreek with a 728…Fort Worth’s
Ron Williams opened the PBA season with a win in the
ACDelco. It was win No. 2 for him…Tom Warner was the
CASH winner at Forum…Steve McBride rolled a 300/748 at
Showplace Austin…Eric Woods led the charge at Grove with
an 811…Nathan Terry grabbed the honors at Showplace Euless
with an 808…Rob Kaufman hit Wedgwood with a 703.
30 YEARS AGO
Bruce Rowe blistered DC FW with a 300/790…Robert
Billman came in with a 774 at Red Bird…Dee Munsell was
on target at Forum with a 300/771…Bob Cole racked Preston
Forest with a 704…Steve Poore had a 703 at Bronco…Floyd
Bechtol led at Bowlerland with a 617…Helen Flanders fired a
657 at Fiesta…Rob Rome posted a 663 at Lewisville.
NEW YEAR BRINGS
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away, and in October, Jamie
and Peggy Brooks’ daughter
Monica was killed in an auto
accident at age 37.
“I’m pleased to say we have
reached an agreement which
will allow me to slow down
a little after the events of the
past year, and we wish Randy
and everyone involved all the
best in the future,” said Brooks.
“I really want to thank all the
employees and all the bowlers
for making my job so much fun
for the past four years.”
Isenberg, 57, and his family
are also well known in the
industry. He and his parents,
Emory and Peggy Isenberg,
bought a center in Midland, in
1976, and the family later built
two new centers there. His
uncles, Bernard Goldgar and
Al Hurwitz, began the family
bowling connection with a
16-laner in Corpus Christi in
1948.
Isenberg also served as
the executive director of the
Southern California Bowling
Proprietors Association from
1992 – 2007, and owned a
32-lane center there before he
returned to Texas to partner
with Brooks.
“We all wish the best for
Jamie after a very tough year
for all of us,” said Isenberg. “55
years is a long time to devote
to any business. It has been
good for him and the industry.
I believe Jamie will always be
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THIS SPACE
FOR RENT
Johnson wins Ebonite
SASBA at USA Bowl
T.J. Johnson started the
finals with a 300 game and led
the field to the end to take his
second SASBA victory in a row
for a total of four titles.
Johnson after winning
seven of eight matches, collected
$1,000 for his win at the
tournament held Jan. 9-10 at
USA Bowl.
David Rountree earned $750
as runner-up, while Robbie
At AMF Showplace Euless
Carter crushes 299/783,
Flannery scorches 767
Boyle aces 300 game
Jim Carter locked up the
top score of the week at AMF
Showplace Euless after posting a
power-packed 257-299-227 = 783
Masters league showing.
Steve Boyle’s award-winning
12-bagger claimed high-game
honors.
Sherri Flannery, Carter’s
leaguemate, registered a sizzling
265-256-246 = 767 set to head
the ladies’ leader board.
HONOR ROLL
Mark Schuller 279-779, J.D.
Thompson 279-763, Woody Woodard
Sr. 258-755, Joe LeCroy 257-749, Jason
Hamm 279-743, Frank Houser 279-740,
Charles Burton 257-707.
Chuck Heintzelman 247-704, Paul
Harrington 257-697, Logan Nelson
258-688, Sandy Soule 235-679, Mike
a part of the business and the
sport.”
For more information about
Super Bowl Entertainment,
visit the website www.planosuperbowl.com
or call Randy
Isenberg (972) 881-0242.
TOURNAMENT TIME
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for their big fund-raiser event
– Bowl for the Cure,
It will be on Feb. 5 at AMF
Showplace Garland. They will
have two squads, at 9 a.m. and
1 p.m.
A five-seat table will sell for
$125.
For questions, call Lois
Gibson at 972 274-4433.
The Greater Fort Worth
Metroplex USBC Assoc., Inc.
will hold two championship
tournaments – the Women’s
and the Open.
The Women’s will be at
AMF Showplace Euless on
March 6-7 and 13-14. Entries
close Feb. 14.
The Open, for men and
women, will be on April 10-11
and April 17-18. Entries close
March 20.
Team will be at AMF Hurst
Lanes and doubles and singles
at AMF Showplace Euless.
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Kauffman took third and $625.
Avery LeBlanc finished in
fourth, collecting $500 and Tip
Bullock rounded out the top
five, banking $475.
Other finalists included:
6. Roger West, $450; 7. Rick
Minier $425; 8. Steve Ray,
$400; 9. Mark Williams, $375;
10. Bob Troutt, $350; 11. Bob
McGregor, $325; 12. Mike
Warren, $315; 13. Fred Barnes,
Thrasher 257-667, Scott Grimmett
247-663, Kris LeCroy 253-654, Jay Witt
214-638, Matt Lauer 234-619.
Jose Guerrero 233-583, Justin
Wyatt 215-563, John Scott 147-404,
Steve Boyle 300-736, Sherry Houghton
265-699, Val Goss 263-690, Lisa
Girton 234-644, Regina Nutt 223-636,
Stephanie Ramirez 234-627.
Stephanie Harp 209-609, Sheila
Walton 210-571, Kathy Foote 193-570,
Nell Hebert 210-567, Anna Jutson
243-562, Yolanda Palmer 197-551, Kristi
Enyart 215-544, Judy Leuty 198-540,
Sandy Leftakes 212-537.
Terri Homme 193-535, Tammy Kent
223-534, Mindy Wynn 13-512, Cathy
Ashford 246-507, Ashley Ikner 169-441,
Tamara Hines 171-410, Allison Dunlop
149-372.
SENIORS
Bud Haselden 268-677, Jay Hawkins
223-619, Kitty Bullington 184-540,
Carla Kilgore 195-535.
At Cowtown
Suarez corrals 720,
Hart hammers 680
Joiner nails 300 game
Matt Suarez rounded up the
top score of the week at Cowtown
Bowling Center with hard-hitting
248/720 numbers in Men’s Night
Out action.
Phil Joiner’s award-winning
perfecto earned high-game
honors.
Amy Hart’s sparkling 244/680
Ladies and Gents set dominated
the ladies’ high-series race.
COWTOWN HIGHS
Randy Cross Sr. 231-595, Marchell
Cross 181-491, George Magalich
208-587, Darla Magalich 193, Michael
Williams 200-587, Debbora Williams
489, Jerry Densmore 212-611.
Don Rose 210-585, Ted W. 634, Phil
Joiner 300-719, Silvia Viera 203-548,
Ashley Gomez 190, Matt Allen 245,
Onil Llagas 228-598, Michael Williams
192-564, Gustavo Leon Sr. 257-714.
Darrell Hart 276-711, Darlene
$295; 14. Rob Pohlman, $275;
15. Jerry Beavers, $260; 16.
David Zappitelli, $250.
Other cashers were: 17. Joe
LeCroy, $196; 18. Willie Wells,
$195; 19. Fred Van Haasen,
$194; 20. Ernest Ross, $193; 21.
Phil Gessner, $192; 22. Dennis
Bolding, $191; 23. Gordon
Stuntz, $190; 24. Robert
Dunaway, $189.
High SS Non-Cashers: Ron
Leverich, Gary Pfeil, Phil
Bailey, Les Burnham, Mike
Lynch, Marshall Medlin, Don
Holland, $180 each.
Hugh Sunday Block: Ron
Boroff, $150.
At AMF Irving
Alcorn
downs 699
Aaron Alcorn landed laudable
227-215-257 = 699 numbers in
Postal Plus action to head the
leader boards last week at AMF
Irving Lanes.
Valerie Williams posted a fine
201-214-165 = 580 Bowlettes’s set
to lead the ladies.
OTHER HIGHS
Al Nagel 226-619, JoAnn Helton
177-498, Norman Arnold 225-542, Sue
Banfield 169-463, Shirley Acosta 170-
454, Bobbie Woods 189-512, Donnie
Cagle 217-583.
Dedee Cherry 191-523, Steve Goldon
233-555, Brenda Ulman 192-510, Mary
Lay 172-514, Chuck Heintzelman
235-558, Holly Turrentine 185-476,
Spencer McCurley 226-534, Anthony
Castille 180-480.
Linda Shelton 180-498, Tony Dyer
202-509, Leslie Murphy 144-387, Brian
Kennedy 176-447, Staci Jones 96-251,
Armando J. Trevino 177-342, Nancy
Bradford 211-403, Danny Hylton 217-
583, Edith Deal 203-479, Chris Allen
149-252, Amber Mullinax 132-248.
Hughes 225-620, William Brewer
259-707, Rosemary Brown 214-544,
Rex Lindsey 256-637, Clodine Griffin
201-507, Jeremy Cozart 636, Jannette
Sanchez 510, Mike Moore 278-696.
Glenn Groves 268, Chris Morgan
236-618, Ann Sanchez 216-579,
Anthony Irizarry 224-640, Deana
Gann 214-548, David Pruitt 203-587,
Jerry McLellan 226-535, Mike Daniel
216-612, Sharon Pate 190, Tim Jessup
202-563, June Terry 190.
SENIORS
Randy Beal 212-596, Betty Odom
205-564, Carl Cox 213-579, Neva House
215-523, William Turner 210, Brenda
Hicks 201, Norman Huitt 201-559,
Yolanda Espinoza 199-561.