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Storm National Mixed
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Bowlers Journal launches
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Last Call w/Leisha
By Leisha Murr Page 2
Honor Roll Page 3
Tomorrow’s Stars Page 6
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Power Grooves find
SASBA win
Power Groove team winners of the SASBA Match-Play Foursome
at Plano Super Bowl. From left, Bob McGregor, Chris Johnson, Jim
Stephens, and Stefanie Nation.
The star-laden Power Groove
team finished what they started
last year, by winning the 2012
Brunswick SASBA Match-Play
Foursome at Plano Super Bowl.
Bob McGregor, Jim Stephens,
Stefanie Nation, and Chris
Johnson dominated the field
in last years’ event only to lose
in the championship match
and finish second. This year
however they would not be
stopped as they once again lead
the tournament in average and
points won. For the 10 games
they averaged 237 per person,
more than four pins higher
than the closest competitor
with, Stephens(the over 50
member) leading the way with
a 245 average.
In second place was Mike
Lynch, Paul McCordic, Alecia
Henderson, Paul Henderson;
third Butch Calvert, Donald
My favorite tournament
of the year is coming up this
week. The 6th Thanksgiving
Eve Mag Pin Marathon at Plano
Super Bowl. The event starts at
8 PM with check-in at 7 PM on
Wednesday Nov. 21st. Entry fee
is $100 for the 8-game marathon.
As always you will bowl
on the highly unique Magnesium
pins. It’s a treat to get to
bowl on pins that are tough to
knock down. Don’t miss this
once a year opportunity.
To keep the good times
Robinson, Lynda Barnes,
Jonathan Wiley; fourth Horace
Childress, Bob Troutt, Sue
Schellhardt, Kristopher Prather;
fifth John Martin, Mike Basket,
Traci Davis, Ted Pritts.
As usual the tournament
filled with 48 teams, with high
scores and great competition
being the predominant theme.
High average for the men
was Tyler Jensen who averaged
253, and Tyson Branagan
averaged 250. For the ladies
Brenda Padilla averaged 239,
Jim Stephens averaged 245 for
the Seniors, and high for the
Super Seniors was Roger West
with 237.
Team McGregor won $4400
for first, Team Lynch second
for $3060, Team Calvert third
for $2400, Team Childress
fourth for $2000, and Team
Martin fifth for $1600.
Upcoming Mag Pin
Tournaments
rolling; Terry Taylor will be
hosting a Thanksgiving Night
“3 strikes you’re out” tournament
at AMF Showplace Lanes
Euless. He will also be using
the Mag Pins. Thursday Nov
22nd, Entry fee is $70 and the
event starts at 7 PM. Contact
Terry Taylor if you would like
to bowl.
Two great tournament
using Mag Pins, what could
be better? Get out there and
participate.
Joy McGregor and
Dick Smith pass away.
Page 2
World Bowling Tour
sees continued growth
ARLINGTON — The World
Tenpin Bowling Association
World Bowling Tour will see
continued growth in 2013 and
include double points for major
events.
The 2013 schedule, which
actually includes two events
from late 2012, will consist of
15 events, two of which are
exclusively for women.
“The World Bowling Tour
has been a tremendous success
in its first two seasons,”
Freshman throws first 300
By Kayla Endicott, Staff Writer
Keith Thomas Jr. is a freshman
at North Crowley High
School. When asked about the
changes between high school
and middle school he replied
“High school has a lot more
school work and classes. The
way they handle athletics is
also different. All around, it’s
just more work”. Keith doesn’t
bowl for high school because
he has league Saturday mornings.
He holds a 226 average
and after 3 years of bowling,
Keith threw his first 300. “It
was October 13, 2012. I was
at Saturday morning league at
Cityview Lanes and everybody
in the alley just stopped and
watched me. I was nervous and
excited I guess. Plus a little
pressured cause everybody was
counting on me” he stated. His
highest game prior to bowling
his 300, was a 296. “I wanted
to finally shoot my 300 cause
I’ve came close so many times
before. Once I start getting
closer to finishing the game,
anxiety picks up and I begin to
WTBA President and CEO
Kevin Dornberger said. “We
look forward to continuing the
great partnerships we have
developed over the past two
years while also welcoming in
new events in 2013.”
The first event on the
2013 schedule is currently in
progress in Las Vegas, United
States, at the PBA World
Championship. As a major on
the schedule, the event will
Continued on Page 10
Keith Thomas Jr.
shake a little.”
Keith enjoys throwing Storm
equipment. “I love all my bowling
balls, but if I had to choose
my favorite, I would have to
say it’s my Crossroad.” If given
the opportunity, he would like
to bowl for college but Keith is
also a football player. “I still
have a long life ahead of me. I
don’t want to make any decisions
yet on which road I‘m
going to take.” For now, you
can catch Keith on the fields at
school and the bowling alley
on the weekends.
WSOB Spoiler Alert
The Championship Round competition of the PBA World
Series of Bowling events will be shown in tape delayed form
starting on December 16, 2012, and concluding with the PBA
World Championship on January 13.
The Bowling News is going to give you the results of
those tournaments now, since the bowling is complete, and
its news now. We understand that you may not want to know
the results and will want to be surprised when the events are
aired. In respect to that we are putting the results towards
the back of the paper this week.
If you would like to know the Championship Round
results of the recently contested PBA WSOB events, they can
be found on page 10.

Page 2 | Thursday, November 22, 2012 | THE BOWLING NEWS
By Leisha Murr
Ahh… the holidays are
officially upon us. With
Thanksgiving this week and
Christmas just a few weeks
away, it always reminds me to
be thankful. I try to be grateful
and say Thank You every day,
but the holidays always remind
me of the people and things I
have to be thankful for.
One of the first things
most people will say they are
thankful for is their health.
I’m not the healthiest person
in the world, but I am glad
that I’m healthy enough to do
the things I enjoy like bowling
and playing softball. We just
finished another softball season
and I’m grateful to have made it
through with great weather and
without any injuries. Every year
I get reminded that I’m getting
too old to keep playing ball, but
sadly I’m still one of the youngest
on my team so they won’t
let me use that excuse to quit
playing. And, I really do still
enjoy it most of the time. We
play teams half our ages and
still managed to go undefeated
again this session.
The next thing I am always
thankful for is my family. First
of all, they put up with me and
I’m not sure everyone’s family
would. All of my life, they have
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I do. They accept me; the good,
the bad and even the ugly
sometimes. And they forgive
me for mistakes I’ve made and
love me through it all. We can
all lean on each other in my
family and it makes all things
in life a little easier.
I’m also very thankful for
my bowling family. It always
warms my heart to see how
the bowling community comes
together like a family in times
of loss or need. I’ve said this
before about how generous
bowlers are when it comes to
raising money for charities like
the diabetes foundation, breast
and other cancer research,
veterans, etc., but we are also
generous when it comes to
helping each other. In this
extended family, we may not all
know each other, but we know
someone who knows the person
everyone is trying to help.
Families are a large part of
the bowling community. How
many children start bowling
because their father bowls or
their grandmother bowls? I
know my siblings and I started
because our mother bowled
every week. It’s great that
bowling is a sport that you can
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participate in a league with
your entire family. You can be
on a team with your children,
parents, and even grandparents
and still be competitive. It’s
very rare that I find someone
who is really into bowling who
doesn’t have someone else in
their family who is or was a
bowler. I notice it in the Looking
Back section of the paper
every week, one generation of
a family can be in the 20 years
ago and their child will show
up in the 10 years ago section.
It’s really great to see.
Speaking of sections in the
paper, has anyone else noticed
how short the Honor Roll has
gotten? We haven’t had that
many centers in the metroplex
shut down recently, but there are
just fewer who are getting the
paper each week. I had a bowler
in my league talking to me
about this last week. He finally
bowled another honor score, but
because it was at another center
that wasn’t taking the paper it
won’t get printed for him to be
able to keep in his memorabilia
or scrapbook. So, congrats to Bill
Criss for bowling a 299 game at
Cityview a few weeks ago. It’s
really not that expensive for a
center to keep The Bowling News
coming in the building each
week. It’s a small price to pay to
be able to showcase your league
bowlers, give them the opportunity
to know what tournaments
and other things are going on
around the metroplex, and read
my wisdom (or nonsense) each
week.
And finally, I’m thankful
to Tony, Genie, and the rest of
The Bowing News family for
giving me the opportunity to
share a part of myself each
week. Thank you all for
continuing to read each week
and I hope you enjoy Last Call!
Dick Smith
passes away
SASBA Hall of Famer
and long-time DFW bowling
legend, Dick Smith
passed away on Friday
November 9th after a long
battle with cancer. He was
71 yrs-old.
Smith was an eight-time
SASBA champion who is
20th on the all-time earnings
list with over $62,000.
He is remembered by his
bowling friends as an
extremely kind man who
always had a smile on his
face. His bowling ball will
always be remembered as
having the power to knock
more pins than it was
supposed to, earning him
several nicknames over the
years for his penchant for
the sloppy strike.
He is survived by
his wife Jan, children,
grandchildren, and
great-grandchildren
He was buried at the
Acton Cemetery in Grandbury,
TX on Nov. 12th.
Joy McGregor passes away
Joy McGregor, wife of Hall
of Famer Bob McGregor, lost
her 18-month battle with
cancer on Tuesday November
13th and went home to her
Lord and Savior.
She is survived by her loving
husband, Bob; daughters,
Kelly Parker, Ryan Asprion
and husband Rene, Cory
Postema and husband Andy;
brother, Gene Arnold and wife
Sherry; grandsons, Zachariah
and Noah Postema, Blake and
Nickolas Parker, Nolan and
Dalton Asprion.
The memorial service was
held Monday November 19th at
10 a.m. at Glory of Zion Church
in Corinth, TX.
From Bob: Joy hoped that
in lieu of flowers you would
consider a gift that we would
forward to the Mango Tree
Church in Cambodia. It’s
Joy McGregor
named that because its mem- started the church in a small,
out-of-the-way village. Joy
jumped in and began supporting
the group with money to
buy food (they had very little
during the dry season) and to
start construction at $0.10 per
brick on a small church building.
The foundation and walls
are in, and I believe they (the
members) are now working on
the roof and interior as they
receive funds. It’s nothing like
the church buildings we see
Joy and grandson Nolan.
bers have been meeting under
a mango tree for many months.
We found out about it not long
ago from our Cambodian next
door neighbor whose nephew
every day, but it will be a wonderful
gathering place for the
villagers. If this appeals to you,
please make out your check to
Glory of Zion international and
on the “for” or “subject” line of
the check be sure to write “Joy
McGregor Memorial Fund.”
The McGregors and their daughters, from left, Joy, Kelly
Parker, Ryan Asprion, Bob and Cory Postema.
At AMF DeSoto
Alcaraz produces 769,
Jones jams 740
Aric Alcaraz high-series
of 278-245-246 = 769 in the
Pushovers league led the scoring
parade for the week at AMF
DeSoto Lanes.
Wendy Jones fronted distaff
scoring with an outstanding 224-
262-254 = 740 DeSoto Classic set.
HONOR ROLL
JD Jackson 245-691, Debra Williams
225-549, Robert Lewis, Jr. 226-600, Shirl
Cubit 193-474, Roger Strand 254-665,
Dellie Bolton 203-563, Chuck Mooney
216-640, Joyce Thurman 223-537.
Bam Pride 279-741, Jolynn Baird
225-610, Bill Gast 224-619, Vicky
Dunn 183-523, Videll Kelly 247-714,
Joyce Thurman 195-548, Ruben Rios
215-628, Janie Munoz 200-568, Bam
Pride 263-756.
Stacey Pride 216-569, Mike Miller
258-735, Troy Howell 217-592.
SENIORS
Don Moore 244-623, Helen Shelton
188-500, James Bridges 225-619, Glenda
Cleveland 181-502.

Men
Anthony Simonsen, Plano Super Bowl ....................... 857
Mike Larue, Brunswick Zone Watauga ..................... 798
Kevin Roberts, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes .............. 792
Jimmie Smith, Forum Bowl ........................................ 791
Michael Keith, BRC Thousand Oaks ........................... 787
Larry Darvis, AMF Showplace Lewisville Lanes ........ 783
Paul Fleming, Cowtown Bowling Palace .................... 783
Ronnie Copeland, AMF Showplace Euless ................. 782
Aric Alcaraz, AMF DeSoto Lanes ............................... 769
Mike Faulkenberry, AMF Showplace Garland ............ 765
Ted Pritts, AMF Richardson Lanes ............................. 764
Tristan Bridgewater, Red Bird Lanes.......................... 750
Brian Brenner, Rowlett Bowl-a-Rama ........................ 745
Mark Donnell, Strikz .................................................. 693
Women
Wendy Jones, AMF DeSoto Lanes ............................. 740
Diana Jessie, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ............. 732
Kimberly Wilson, AMF Richardson Lanes .................. 726
Susan Lee, Rowlett Bowl-a-Rama ............................. 704
Miki Jo Parish, Cowtown Bowling Palace .................. 703
Traci Davis, AMF Showplace Garland Lanes ............. 693
Helen Keith, BRC Thousand Oaks .............................. 690
Cindy Mann, Plano Super Bowl.................................. 681
Heather Robb, AMF Showplace Lewisville ................ 680
Emily Montgomery, Forum Bowl ................................ 674
Julie McHugh, Brunswick Zone Watauga ................... 673
Jasmine Watkins, Red Bird Lanes ............................. 668
Terri Trefger, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ................. 648
Amy Marshall, Strikz .................................................. 546
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THE BOWLING NEWS | Thursday, November 22, 2012 | Page 3
VIP program returns and expands in 2013
ARLINGTON — The introduction
of the VIP program
at the United States Bowling
Congress Open Championships
in 2012 was a memorable
success, and the opportunity to
be a VIP again will be available
when the tournament heads to
Reno, Nev., in 2013.
More than 250 bowlers
signed up to be VIPs during
the program's inaugural year
in Baton Rouge, La., and their
feedback influenced some
enhancements for the upcoming
tournament. There also
will be a VIP program at the
USBC Women's Championships
in 2013.
Each VIP package includes
several gifts, discounts and
other features combined into
one great deal geared toward
the bowlers at each tournament.
VIP memberships for
the Open and Women's Championships
can be purchased
exclusively on BOWL.com for
just $229.95.
"The VIP program was very
well-received and sold out last
year, and in 2013, it will have
Jimmie Smith, from the
Crusaders group, pocketed
power-laden 279-251-261 = 791
numbers en route to earning
high-set honors for the week at
Forum Bowl.
Emily Montgomery dominated
scoring for the ladies with highseries
honors of 226-201-247
= 674 in her blue-ribbon Fun
Bunch set.
James Ellington earned highgame
honors with an awardwinning
12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Mark Neville 245-644, Mary Edgett
218-564, Joe Doctor (9 pin) 300-806,
Glenda Nelson (9 pin) 280-748, Holly
Ginn 199-570, Glenda Nelson 181-508,
Stephen Gray 278-717, Whitney Herr
214-597.
Russell Corwin (9 pin, 4 games)
1122, Dani Kwaczala (9 pin, 4 games)
261-913, Chris Cobb 249-548, Jenny
Hartwig 173-451, Blaine Borcherdi
244-709, Donna Pulice 205-555, Marvin
Sitts, jr. 278-754.
Lisa Girton 246-642, Marty Valdez
178-501, Sandy Loyd 157-409, John
more features, benefits and
value for our bowlers," said
Brian Lewis, USBC's Managing
Director of Tournaments.
"We're also looking forward to
the addition of an exciting VIP
At Brunswick Zone Watauga
Larue smashes 798,
McHugh blisters 673
Lansdowne 298
Mike Larue was the man to
beat last week at Brunswick Zone
Watauga with a hard-hitting
798 Ballard’s Invitational league
production.
Julie McHugh fired a blueribbon
265/673 Mix It Up set to
head the ladies’ leader boards.
Travis Lansdowne’s 298 solo
earned high-game honors.
HONOR ROLL
Jon Redfield 749, Tyler Boston 756,
Miki Jo Parish 659, Dave Schwartz
742, Sandy Dooley 587, Tim Laird 677,
At Forum Bowl
Smith crunches 791,
Montgomery blasts 674
Ellington 300
Munson 268-660, Pam Griffin 225-590,
James Ellington (4 games) 1041, Alecia
Henderson (4 games) 258-900.
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Margie Larue 449.
Bud Haselden 666, Cathy Holland
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603, Kevin Connell (4 games) 872,
Sherri Flannery 571, Susan Witt 564,
Dan Aleksandrowicz 728.
Kerry Rusk 621, Steve Fuhrman 711,
Kristi Cantrell 631.
SENIORS
Eddy Smith 615, Maria Kennedy
513, Keith Lefever 615, Sue Condotta
523.
Bill McCormack 257-704, Annie
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278-718, Karen Hoyle 237-670, Jimmie
Hanzelka 222-616, Nancy Burden 200-
542, James Svinning 246-663, Tami
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Page 4 | Thursday, November 22, 2012 | THE BOWLING NEWS
Storm National Mixed Championships comes to a close
RENO, Nev. — The 2012
Storm National Mixed Championships
ended in dramatic
fashion as new leaders emerged
in 10 divisions at the National
Bowling Stadium during the
tournament's final weekend.
Jackie Wyckoff of Campbell,
Calif., led the way as she
captured the top spot in three
events, while Renee Steele of
Carson City, Nev., and John
Bertolina of Henderson, Nev.,
each grabbed the lead in two
events. All standings are
considered unofficial until final
verifications are made.
Wyckoff, a Bowling Writers
Association of America board
member, had success at the
Stadium earlier in the year as
she helped Coefficient of Friction
of Palo Alto, Calif., claim
the Scratch Team title at the
United States Bowling Congress
Women's Championships.
In her return visit to the
one-of-a-kind Stadium, Wyckoff
rolled games of 269, 231 and
225 for a 725 series to lead
Anthony Simonsen outscored
the competition again last week
at Plano Super Bowl with a dual
award-winning 279-300-278 =
OPEN ON THANKSGIVING DAY
Mixed Singles Women's Scratch
and used an additional 20 pins
of handicap per game to post
the top score in Mixed Singles
Women's Handicap with 785.
She also teamed up with Steve
Corsaro of Tracy, Calif., to
record a 1,352 combined score
to take over the lead in Mixed
Doubles Scratch.
Steele already had made a
name for herself at the 2012
National Mixed Championships
by rolling an 816 series and
taking the lead in three events
when she competed two weeks
earlier. In her second effort at
the "Taj Mahal of Tenpins,"
Steele grabbed the top spot in
All-Events Women's Scratch
with 2,043 as well as the lead
in the Six-Game Scratch Singles
event with 1,462.
Steele ended the 2012 tournament
leading four events.
She also led Open Singles
Women's Scratch and Handicap
with scores of 816 and 852,
respectively.
Bertolina grabbed the lead
At Plano Super Bowl
Simonsen soars to 300/857,
Mann delivers 681
Wasson 805, Brodeur and Plagens add 300’s
857 Showstoppers youth league
production.
Tam Wasson finished close
behind Simonsen with an award-
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Three doubles pairings also
moved into the lead during the
final weekend. Rudy Moreno of
Reno, Nev., and David Dayton
of Carson City, Nev., took
the top spot in Open Doubles
Handicap with a 1,478 handicap
series, while Larry Cooper
of Reno, Nev., and Dave Hewitt
of Fremont, Calif., grabbed
the Senior Doubles Scratch
lead with 1,393. In the Adult/
Youth Doubles Scratch division,
Welby Spanton of Citrus
Heights, Calif., and Bill Nichols
of Roseville, Calif., worked
together to post the high score
with 1,258.
Chris Klerk of Chandler,
Ariz., made the biggest mark
in 2012 as he sat atop the
leaderboard in five divisions.
He fired an 813 series on his
winning 805 Pepsi Classic Series.
Cindy Mann, from the
Sportsman group, locked up the
top score for the ladies with an
impressive 226-222-233 = 681
set.
Ryan Brodeur and Mark
Plagens shared high-game honors
with Simonsen as each recorded
award-winning 12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Lee Gramly 225-600, Robyn Gramly
195-543, Mike Brenner 257-713, Janet
Murphy 28-589, Paul Morton 267-698,
Cindy Short 184-539, Wayne Dodson
279-704, Susan Svidlow 235-590,
Jim Ballew 259-696. Maria Meyers
195-508, Shawn Lewis 154-622, Kim
Boyko 169-443, Russell Wright 279-
675, Debbie Moitor 170-477, Jim Holt
267-751, Patricia Fajardo 224-586, Bill
Pieper 212-586, Betty Kiefert 215-579.
Daniel Arriola 280-755, Jeremy Braden
244-670, Karen Clevenger 224-607,
Paul Colter 210-573, Catherine Reiber
131-319, Justin Pittsinger 276-693,
Mandy Pezzano 221-600, Cathy Sposito
239-615.
Michelle VanGilder 204-577, John
Precourt, Sr. 268-727, Tom Hay 279-723,
Ed O;Keeffe 195-553, Sandy Genovese
171-510, Marshall Medlin 263-745,
Robin Harrison 229-620, Robert
Martsolf 257-702.
Melissa Lastovica 194-539, Brenda
Buchanan 245-596, Mary Johansen
208-519, Richard Felixson 267-713,
Linda Davidson 222-554, Howard
Planey 259-734, Ashley Goss 225-607,
Alan Gohlke 279-674. Debbie Taylor
179-496, Jim Kiser 279-780, Libby
Cherry 205-551, Tam Wasson (4 games)
279-1074, Megan Simon (4 games) 242-
847, Butch Kirby, Jr. 280-777, Michelle
VanGilder 228-641.
Bryant Lewis 257-728, Kay
Pingsterhaus 229-634, Alan Gohlke
276-690, Mary Patrick 176-523, Stan
Allen 257-727, Trina Ferguson 201-504,
Ron Fazio 783.
way to the lead in Open Singles
Men's Scratch, and took Open
Singles Men's Handicap with
828. He also led the way in
Mixed Singles Men's Scratch
with 730, and helped 1st Lady
and Company of Arizona
City, Ariz., capture the lead
in both Mixed Team Scratch
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At BRC Thousand Oaks
Keith leads with 297/787,
Keith garners 690
Jefferson 299
SAN ANTONIO – Michael
Keith headed the leader boards
last week at BRC Thousand Oaks
with a strike-filled 279-211-297
= 787 Thursday Early Mixed
league series.
Helen Keith headed the ladies
race with a hard-hitting 237-248-
205 = 690 Miller Funtime set.
DeeJay Jefferson’s near
perfect 299 solo earned highgame
honors.
HONOR ROLL
John Vorpahl 289-742, Jennifer
Harper 235-611, Barbara Neve 225-636,
Steven Sorrells 269-745, Glen Mossler
245-642, Nancy Fredette 188-422,
Dee Pollock 187-504, Chuck Jackola
279-725.
Vickie Kern 223-639, Ray Mayo
279-586, Rogina Anthony 226-560,
Quentin Snow 245-692, Selina Perez
205-566, George Coffee 226-552, Inge
Parker 215-529, Bruce Rice 224-653,
2,560 and 2,767, respectively.
Ed Smaglik, Jennifer Cain and
Teri Hamilton joined Klerk in
the team effort.
The 2012 event marked the
10th anniversary of the National
Mixed Championships.
Starting on Aug. 1, more than
1,500 bowlers from 32 states
Continued on Page 11
Vivian Corona 194-549.
Dan Hernandez 279-696, Rachel
Spaulding 240-567, David Greenfield
268-729, Charlotte Minor 225-590,
Shawn Salzman 279-747, Allison Hall
287-638, William Johnson 279-710.
David Greenfield 279-717, Brenda
Clink 195-536, Wayne Critchfield
235-604, Jennifer Keith 241-574, Steven
Sorrells 223-630, Glenys Frazier 215-
587, Mike DiSanto 269-683.
Leticia Rodriguez 204-531, John
Vorpahl 251-730, Barbara Neve
204-534, Marisela Galeana 191-549,
DeeJay Jefferson 725, Michelle Stewart
246-671.
SENIORS
George Coffee 249-684, Anna
Robison 184-529, Dale Smith 236-662,
Bobbie Strickland 193-496, Chuck
Garrison 235-672, Bert Grassmuck
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Judy Weber 174-494.
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Jay Lopez topped the Fort
Worth-area USBC youth bowling
with a thundering 264/736 Trinity
# 1 series at AMF Showplace
Euless Lanes.
Deidra Juetten paced the
girls with a high-flying 222/594
Wonders set at AMF Showplace
Euless Lanes.
At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes
– Kamari Wine 203-586, Jay Lopez
216-617, Micah McCracken 205-579,
Alex Scotch 195-538, Zackary Brown
122-296, Jakob Stahrfisher 99-272,
Jerome Johnson 89-167, Jake Scheiden
58-105, Shyanne Johnson 194-574,
Alexa Veigel 202-571, Nicquelle Orr
153-425, Alexa Veigel 200-473, Kiley
Knittle 148-412, Victoria Hylton 137-
382, Shamika Anthony 81-155.
At Brunswick Westcreek Lanes –
Kamari Wine 255-617, Katie Hamlin
166-417, Jared Nichols 195-542, Tore
Freeman 156-387, Kevin Williams,
Jr. 116-324, Katarina Korn 133-392,
Tra McKinney 95-263, Megan McDuff
96-256, Dylan Morris 187-464, Teddy
Nelson 120-331, Brendan Gentry 103-
263, Barrett Danelski 207-517, Tristyn
Young 152-418, Buddy Dooley 143-361,
John Diaz II 92-250, Phillip Easley
91-250.
At Brunswick Zone Watauga –
Micah McCracken 258-699, Bayleigh
Padron 196, Ashley Walker 523,
Zachery Eades 186, Gloriann Lewis 269,
Chris Sears 380, Katharina Mente 379,
Kody Cantrell 626, Brian Johnson 487,
Alexis Larue 286, Madelyn Rogers 441.
At Cowtown Bowling Palace –
Adam Beasley 223-626, Nadia Stone
191-516, Matthew Cranfill 246-596,
Shyanne Johnson 195-506, Collin Clark
225-583, Brittney Martin 193, Daniel
Christopher 217-545, Errol Bostic, Jr.
96-175, Katie Roberts 64-122, Laura
Collins 57-108, Jake Swift 154-364,
Bethany Jones 131-265, Seth Skinner
138-336, Ro’Nae Medearis 112-329,
Matthew Lamaster 112, Lana Salcedo
72-202, Nathan Runthrough 236-595,
Dannyella Hochstine 158-427, Adam
Beasley 223-626, Daniel Christopher
151-266, Bethany Jones 92-173, Ashley
Jones 71-109.
At Forum Bowl – Hamilton Joseph
83-164, Jennifer Crawford 92-175, Dane
Wehr 89-158, Ananiah Williams 88-167,
Marcus Hernandez 182-533, Lexey
Hilker 165-432, Jason Honegger 178-
457, Katelynn Correll 146-417, Brandon
Shirley 203-594, Kristen Hilker 210-534,
Jeremy Dunnn 210-589, Shelbie Goad
181-465.
Sam Houston women’s bowling
team wins in Montgomery
The Sam Houston women’s bowling team.
The Sam Houston State Univ
Lady Bearkats kept up the hot
run they are on by winning the
Area USBC
Youth Scores
Dylan Brown headed the
Southwest-area USBC youth
bowling last week with a booming
275-274-225 = 774 Scholarship
series at BRC Thousand
Oaks.
Amanda Pate, Brown’s league
mate, paced the girls with a fine
199-243-224 = 666 set.
At BRC Thousand Oaks, San
Antonio – Robert Wright 131-383,
Makayla Jacobs 127-364, Charlie Reid
262-711, Dylan Brown 258-761, Sydney
Barren 232-640.
Dallas USBC Youth Scores
Anthony Simonsen headed the
Dallas-area USBC youth bowling
last week with an impressive
279-300-278 = 857 Showstoppers
series at Plano Super Bowl.
Ashley Hathaway led the girls
with a rollicking 246/668 Major
set at AMF Lewisville Lanes.
At AMF Lewisville Lanes – Dawson
Byrd 110-308, DeVesia Bland 87-211,
Gannon Takayesu 149-437, Zhanna
Miller 138-333, Sean Vong 289-695,
Jordan Kee 245-695.
At AMF Showplace Garland Lanes
– Donavin Martin 214-619, Sara Taylor
232-575, Jose Chapa 72-142, Mariah
Miller 75-144, Amare Miller 152-425,
Trinity Garcia 137-348, Mikayla Rodriguez
222-550, Kishjuan Busby 243-586.
At Plano Super Bowl – Courtney
Salinas 247-646, Shana Geerdes 228-
646, Aidan O’Malley 112-304, Abby
Garza 89-213, Aidan Hudson 124-382,
Hornet Invitational in Montgomery,
AL. This is the second
tournament they have won in
the last three, but did finish
second in the other.
The Bearkats are currently
ranked 8th in the NCAA poll
and have gone unbeaten on
the first day of competition for
three straight events.
Kimi Davidson held the top
spot for individual scores with
a 232 average while teammate
Neishka Cardona was second
with a 215 average.
Kristin Wood 142-386, Noah Cooper
156-422, Savannah Kiefert 97-243,
Da’Shun Lucas 192-475, Katelyn
Elliston 129-364, D’Ontae Rhone 225-
370, Jada Davis 192-545, Drew Claus
256-703, Kimmi Klein 188-549, Noah
Snell 84-189, Trey Bevels 142-369,
Katie Taylor 159-435, Reece Klapper
219-634, Hope Gramly 225-600, Nate
Leiter 230-642, Clay Adams (4 games)
177-512, Veronica Prior (4 games)
190-512, Brian Shilhanek (4 games)
192-527, Shana Geerdes 193-566, Robbie
Baum (2 games) 93-165, Evelyn Jacobs
(2 games) 89-171.
At Red Bird Lanes – David Green
214-605, Kaylee Hancock 210-538,
Nate Robinson 84-160, Taylor McCaleb
134-358, T’nya Richardson 53-153,
Benedict Ulibarri 189-337, Rachel
Fender 150-273.
At Strikz – Chris Phillips 108-319,
Jamye Brooks 141-363.
Boys
Anthony Simonsen, Plano Super Bowl ................. 857
Dylan Brown, BRC Thousand Oaks ..................... 774
Jay Lopez, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ........... 736
Micah McCracken, Brunswick Zone Watauga ...... 699
Jordan Kee, AMF Lewisville Lanes ....................... 695
Sean Vong, AMF Lewisville Lanes ........................ 695
Adam Beasley, Cowtown Bowling Palace ............ 626
Donavin Martin, AMF Showplace Garland Lanes 619
Kamari Wine, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes .......... 617
David Green, Red Bird Lanes ................................ 605
Brandon Shirley, Forum Bowl................................ 594
Chris Phillips, Strikz .............................................. 319
Girls
Ashley Hathaway, AMF Lewisville Lanes .............. 668
Amanda Pate, BRC Thousand Oaks ..................... 666
Shana Geerdes, Plano Super Bowl ....................... 646
Courtney Salinas, Plano Super Bowl .................... 646
Deidra Juetten, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ... 594
Sara Taylor, AMF Showplace Garland Lanes ....... 575
Kaylee Hancock, Red Bird Lanes ......................... 538
Kristen Hilker, Forum Bowl .................................... 534
Ashley Walker, Brunswick Zone Watauga ............ 523
Nadia Stone, Cowtown Bowling Palace ................ 516
Katie Hamlin, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes .......... 417
Jamye Brooks, Strikz ............................................. 363
Bowlers Journal launches
digital magazine
Adds multimedia features and social media integration
CHICAGO, IL — As Bowlers
Journal prepares to celebrate
its 100th year, Luby Publishing,
Inc., announces the launch of
the magazine's digital complement,
Bowlers Journal interactive.
BJi will make its debut
November 15, 2012.
The monthly browser-based
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bowling instruction, profiles,
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and social media integration.
And while there will be some
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printed Bowlers Journal -
including 100th Anniversary
DALLAS USBC
YOUTH TRAVEL
LEAGUE
Week 5 of 15
District #1 Points Won Lost
Greenville. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 40
Lewisville 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85.5 64.5
Garland 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 87
Lakes Lanes 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 59
District #2
Lakes Lanes 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103 47
Red Bird . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91.5 58.5
Garland 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62.5 57.5
Plano 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 108
District #3
Richardson 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73.5 76.5
Plano 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70.5 79.5
Hilltop Wax. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64.5 85.5
Strikz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 95
Garland 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 70
District #4
Richardson 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 23
Lewisville 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85.5 64.5
Garland 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68.5 81.5
Plano 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 73
BYE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 132
features and the coveted BJI
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BJi will be delivered free
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time it will shift to a paid
publication.

PIN POINTS
TO PONDER
By CHUCK PEZZANO
One of the greatest feats in
bowling history unfolded more
than 50 years ago.
It was the TV winning
streak piled up by the late
Lou Campi of Dumont, N.J.,
a member of the ABC Hall of
Fame and half a dozen other
Halls. Campi rolled with the
top teams, won the national
doubles with Andy Varipapa,
and again with Lindy Faragalli,
and more than 100 assorted
titles. He gained special
attention as "Wrongfoot Lou"
because he finished on his
right foot even though he was
a righty, and according to the
books, that's the wrong foot.
A mason by trade/ Campi
was strong physically, but even
stronger mentally, and early
acquired the reputation as one
of the best clutch bowlers in
the game. That, and his pride
and confidence in his ability,
made him an almost perfect
performer for TV. Prior to
the streak he had established
himself as an outstanding TV
performer, winning a couple
of cars, pretty fair cash for the
times, and all kinds of merchandise.
He made constant TV
appearances across the country.
No score or record bothered
him, and he never worried
about how high scores might
be. He often said, "If a man
bowled it, a man can beat it."
The TV shows were aired
live from New York City when
Campi was 52. Two years later
Paul Fleming rocketed to the
top of the honor roll last week at
Cowtown Bowling Palace with a
thundering 268-299-216 = 783 Ft
Worth Classic Trio series.
Miki Jo Parish’s sky-high
246-231-226 = 703 Wednesday
Winners set fronted fem scoring.
Bobby Kauffman’s awardwinning
12-bagger garnered
high-game honors.
HONOR ROLL
Ron Nason 265-657, Katie Tallant
219-573, Chandler Ritsch 241-602,
Michael Johnson 226-654, Bill Spry
252-666, Amanda Couch 226-569,
Ronnie Sloan 251, Lindsey Megredy
208-580, Justin Dills 249.
Katie Tallant 203-546, Sal Grieco
269-733, Pat Currie 266, Dee Munsell
248-721, Vincent Pang 285, Michelle
Teel 258-653, Coy Hart 269-725, Gracie
Hernandez 195-534, Bill Frissell 266.
Terry Quinley, Jr. 279-695, Greg
McPhearson 257, Lindsey McGready
242-684, Bobby Shaw 247-701, Michelle
Teel 225-661, Tennelle Milligan (4
games) 249-925, Paul Fleming (4
Campi made history when he
won the first official tourney
conducted by the PBA.
The show was called, "East
Vs. West" and was scheduled
for 13 weeks. The format was
simple. A list of bowlers from
the East and another of bowlers
from the west was compiled,
and when a bowler lost he
would be replaced the following
week by the next man on
the list. The winner would
return.
Ted Pritts turned in the
top score of the week at AMF
Richardson Lanes with a skyhigh
279-230-255 = 764 XXXX
Rated showing.
Kimberly Wilson led the ladies
with an outstanding 278-252-196
= 726 Classic Trios outing.
HONOR ROLL
Bill North 220-630, Jennifer
Livingston 181-507, Bertha Sanchez
233-627, Rodney Lyons 233-637, Olga
Schiller 193-525, Jim Mahoney 254-
684, Tonya Dickey 232-598, Bill North
202-546.
Rita Raibick 164-463, James
Alexander 266-709, Linda Alexander
177-503, James Fitzsimmons 227-638,
At Cowtown Bowling Palace
Fleming rockets to 299/783,
Parish masters 703
Kauffman 300
games) 996.
Stefanie Nation (4 games) 241-870,
EJ Nenichka 280, Chandler Ritsch
245-719, Gloria Plemons 235-543, Paul
Harrington 244, Mike Moore 244,
Michael Johnson 248-608, Jennifer
Brian Brenner led the Rowlett
Bowl-a-Rama scoring race with
a hefty 244-277-224 = 745
Thursday Funfours session.
Susan Lee, from the
Wednesday Mixers group,
registered a sizzling 214-255-235
= 704 set to lead with the ladies.
HONOR ROLL
Robert Ford 269-713, Anona Porter
212-575, Ryall Jones 222-637, Lynnette
Clark 175-490, Scott Ylda 225-615,
Campi didn't give his fellow
Easterners a chance to bowl.
He won all 13 scheduled
matches.
In order he defeated Therm
Gibson, Johnny King, Bill
Lillard, Tom Hennessey, Ed
Lubanski, Ned Day, Dick
Weber, Don Carter, Steve Nagy,
Ed Kawolics, Buzz Fazio, Dick
Hoover and Joe Wilman.
That completed the 13 week
run. But the producer and announcer,
Lou Marks, the owner
of the host center, Nick Gianos
of Bowlmor Recreation, and
the main sponsor, Kitchens of
Sara Lee, all knew they had a
big hit, and extended the show.
Campi beat .Buddy Bomar, and
an additional week was added,
the 15th, when Campi lost to
Lillard, 665 to 662.
At AMF Richardson
Pritts racks up 764,
Wilson scores 726
Shelley Rosenfeld 180-511, Bryan
Bilbrey 212-573, Dana Cantwell
156-441.
Brian Wallace 279-752, Vincent
Chavez 238-670, Kathleen Wright
191-520, Wes Wade 248-646, Michelle
Lee 248-660, Greg Alexander 256-692,
Alice McManus 168-472, Minh Koum
224-627.
Ashley Klein 204-461, Bill North
214-590, Betty Quillen 183-471, Ron
Yoshida 257-714, Sammye Ragland
201-600, Alex Rivera 225-661, Heather
Gesino 216-608,, John Daugherty
279-731.
Lisa Sturm 180-477, Xavier
Thompson 235-683, Jennifer Gilara
185-520.
Lawson 199-475.
Mike Moore 237-619, Michael
Williams 222-641, Ralph Graber 234,
June Terry 157-427, Pat Griffith 227-
629, James Hufhines 217.
SENIORS
Johnny Zaskoda 237-617, Alma
Jones 214-544, Rusty Carter 235, John
Hunt 235, Glen Hardee 235, John Hunt
277-714, Kitty Vaughan 191-496, Ken
Knowles 257-666, Betty Odom 188-537.
Delbert Tullous 243-687, Millie
Griggs 187, Mike Masters 247-635, Vicki
Johnson 202, Ken Knowles 226-646,
Bob Brewer 225.
At Rowlett Bowl-a-Rama
Brenner notches 745,
Lee drills 704
Amanda Nelms 184-479, Susan Lee
207-571, Jesse Hooks 247-683.
Susan Lee 235-612, Freddie Wearien
(2 games) 227-434, Bev Jones (2 games)
165-312.
SENIORS
Jim Boshart (2 games) 187-336,
Myra Lovell (2 games) 151-265, Jim
Ritchie 243-590, Louise Garner 192-516,
Jim Ritchie (no tap) 235-660, Shirley
Large (no tap) 192-549.
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The Bowlmor lanes were
known as. the the most difficult
around and the best in
the East struggled to average
close to 200. Campi averaged
232 plus for his 45 games, and
only four were under 200. He
made a number of last game
comebacks in the three game
tests, and thrice threatened 300
game, for which a bonus prize
of $100,000 had been posted.
If the names of the bowlers
seem familiar, they should. All
were elected to the ABC Hall
Continued on Page 10
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Carolyn Dorin-Ballard & Del Ballard, Owners
Located inside
Brunswick Zone Watauga
7301 Rufe Snow
Watauga, TX 76148
Phone: 817-485-2695
Brunswick Westcreek Lanes
3025 Altamesa Blvd.
Fort Worth, TX 76133
Phone: 817-294-0501
Cowtown Bowling Palace
4333 River Oaks Blvd.
Fort Worth, TX 76114
Phone: 817-624-2151
Derrick Lott
Brian English
Rudy Garcia Jr.
Taylor Coggins
Xeno Garcia
Dillon Coggins
Fastrack Pro Shop
Located Inside Allen Bowl
1011 S. Greenville Ave
Allen, Texas 75002
Phone: 214-509-9274
E-mail: coachkg58@yahoo.com
www.fastrackproshop.com
Chad Newman - Owner
chad@chadsbowlingshop.com
Rene Benavides
Kurt Gengelbach, Owner
Member, Professional Bowlers Association
Member, Storm and Turbo Advisory Staffs
Private Instructions Available
“Old School” Service Always Available
(Located inside AMF Richardson Lanes)
2101 N. Central Expressway
Richardson, TX 75080
972.231.2695

PBA Spare
Shots:
TRIBUTE PATCH, SILENT
AUCTION RAISE MORE THAN
$10,000 FOR TONY REYES’
FAMILY
The Tony Reyes tribute
patch program, and a silent
auction conducted during the
GEICO PBA World Series of
Bowling IV in Las Vegas has
generated more than $10,000
thus far to benefit the family
of the fallen PBA Tour champion
who died on Sept. 28 of
injuries sustained in a traffic
accident near his northern
California home.
Sales of “TR” emblems,
in black and silver in honor
of Reyes’ favorite team – the
Oakland Raiders, has generated
nearly $4,000 to date. The
Tristan Bridgewater recorded
a top-notch 268-290-192 = 750
Red Bird Men’s league series to
head the leader boards for the
week at Red Bird Lanes.
Jasmine Watkins paced the
gals with a lofty 203-229-236 =
668 Blue Monday set.
HONOR ROLL
Jane Davis 214-564, Rita Becker 212-
578, Willie Henderson 264-712, Markie
Landon 232-657, Martha Trees 178-503,
Julie Sellers 199-516, Rodney Brooks
FRISCO - Mark Donnell led
the scoring for the week at Strikz
with a hefty 212-238-243 = 693
JC Penney's league series.
Amy Marshell paced the ladies
with a solid 173-212-161 = 546
JC Penney's set.
HONOR ROLL
Ken Seabolt 234-644, Jennifer
Blythe 191-539, Joe Rener 257-686,
Melanie Covington 175-431, Mark Cohn
236-653, Jennifer Ramsey 157-440,
Lewen Albritton 215-609, Tommy
patches are available for $5
each from the PBA office (visit
pba.com) and on-site at all PBA
tournaments.
The silent auction, which
included a number of autographed
jerseys donated by
PBA Tour players, bowling
balls, a wine collection, an
autographed copy of the “50
Greatest PBA Players” and more
raised an additional $6,565 for
the Reyes family.
While Reyes was on the
minds of many PBA players
and PBA staff members during
the World Series, the most
touching moment came at the
end of competition when a
number of his long-time friends
walked down the lanes to
autograph a special masking
unit designed in Reyes’ honor.
The masking unit will be
donated to Reyes’ home center,
4th Street Bowl in San Jose,
Calif.
AMATEUR GOHAGAN WINS
At Red Bird Lanes
Bridgewater rolls 750,
Watkins harvests 668
202-593, Deanna Hoffman 213-572.
Dwight Moore 237-661, James
Parrish 210-547, Maizie Baker 214-563,
Len Cline 253-718, Judy Dillabough
178-511, Larry Martin 280-690, Brittany
Pope 225-616, James Rhea 232-653.
Linda Martinez 192-548, Louis Boyd
276-614, Creeper Perry 233-519, Terry
Harris 222-604, Brenda James 168-
429, Shannon Vogel 268-679, Maegan
Branch 194-536, Vera Hobbs 216-537.
Jasmine Watkins 236-668, Ted
Shaffer 201-558, Carolyn Large 189-490.
At Strikz
Donnell delivers 693
Davis 267-656.
Clayton Coby 255-683, Craig Brown
218-603, Jordan Duyck 223-600, Rick
Brewer 258-622, Joesph Jimenez 233-
635, Dan Pozycki 213-611, Lynne Dyer
164-412, Clayton Coby 227-635, Debbie
Coby 188-554, Jim Reynen 213-599, Lisa
Smit 188-497.
Dewayne Smith 237-634, Cathy Eberly
172-481, Felice Ownings 162-476,
Mike Robinson 244-641, Kelly Holland
200-486, Steve Orofino 243-632, Pamela
Solano 188-437.
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Amateur George Gohagan
III of Roswell, Ga., defeated
former PBA Women’s Series
champion Shannon Pluhowsky
of Kettering, Ohio, in a one-ball
sudden death roll-off, 10-9, that
concluded a record-setting PBA
All Regions South Point Open
at South Point Bowling Center
in Las Vegas on Saturday, Nov.
10.
The Gohagan-Pluhowsky
roll-off followed a 224-224 tie.
After each player threw three
matching strikes, Gohagan
broke the tie for the win.
But there was a great deal of
additional drama leading up to
the title match.
Gohagan, who earned
$3,500, defeated England’s Dom
Barrett, 300-298, in a nailbiting
semifinal round match
when Barrett left a pocket 7-10,
ending a personal string of 32
consecutive strikes that began
in the Round of 8. Pluhowsky
ousted Tom Daugherty of
Wesley Chapel, Fla., 247-236, in
the other semifinal match.
In the Round of 8, Barrett
won his best-of-three-game
match against Kyle Troup
of Taylorsville, N.C., 2-0, by
winning an 11-ball roll-off after
they tied at 280-280 in game
two. Both players threw 10
strikes in a row before Troup
left a pin standing on his 11th
attempt while Barrett threw his
11th strike.
In the Round of 16, Gohagan
and amateur Ron Nelson Jr.
of Bridgeview, Ill., battled to a
300-300 tie in the second game
of their best-of-five match,
and each then threw three
more strikes in the roll-off
before Gohagan’s fourth strike
eliminated Nelson’s sevencount.
Gohagan went on to win
the contest, 3-2, with a 268-253
win in game five.
In a companion event held
in conjunction with the GEICO
PBA World Series of Bowling
IV, amateur Adam Ishman
of Las Vegas and Barrett
defeated amateur Raul Rosales
of El Monte, Calif. and Michael
Haugen Jr. of Carefree, Ariz.,
502-459, to win the $4,000 top
prize in the PBA West Region
Member/Non-Member Doubles
on Sunday, Nov. 11.
The All Regions South Point
Open drew an international
field of 157 competitors while
the Member/Non-Member
Doubles drew a field of 66
teams. Both events were
conducted in conjunction with
the GEICO PBA World Series of
Bowling IV.
PBA REGIONAL ROUNDUP:
STONEY BAKER WINS IN
SENIOR DEBUT
Stoney Baker of Canton,
Ga., defeated Mike Henry of
Brunswick, Ohio, 248-220, in
the championship round to win
the PBA South Region Gastonia
(N.C.) Senior Open at George
Pappas’ Liberty Lanes Sunday.
Baker, a three-time South
Region Player of the Year, was
bowling in his first senior
regional since turning 50 three
weeks earlier. The victory,
worth $1,500, was his 23rd
THE BOWLING NEWS | Thursday, November 22, 2012 | Page 9
overall regional title.
QUICK NOTES:
The final tabulation of
cashers in GEICO PBA WSOB
IV: 90 different players in the
field of 240 (37.5 percent),
representing 11 different
countries, earned at least one
check during the five World
Series events.
Entries are now available,
on a first-come basis, for 67
PBA Tour berths in the upcoming
Detroit Winter Swing.
The Detroit series, which will
include the introduction of
the PBA League, will include
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TRAVELING CLASSIC BOWLING
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
As of November 10
Men — Dallas I-II
District #1
AMF Lewisville Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 30
AMF Garland Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 30
Go Tell It . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 34
Plano Super Bowl Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 35
Allen Bowl Cafe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 36
Cityview Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 36
District #2
USA Bowl Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 21
4-HHHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 24
Forum Bowl Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35.5 28.5
Holiday Glass and Mirror . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 30
AMF Euless Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 31
Plano Super Bowl Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . 17 47
District #3
Red Bird Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 24
AMF Irving Lounge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 25
Winston Water Cooler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 30
AMF Spare Time Red Door Lounge . . 33 31
Serviceledger.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 35
BBB Enclosures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 40
District #4
Cotton Bowlers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 28
AMF DeSoto Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 28
The Storms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 30
AMF Richardson Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . .33.5 30.5
Level 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 43
Otis Pillow Pro Shop-Hurst . . . . . . . . . . 20 44
District #5
Splitsville-Fairview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 20
Plano Super Bowl Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 22
Chad’s Bowling Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 23
Red Bird Lanes Grill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 25
AMF Irving Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 34
AMF Lewisville Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 34
USA Bowl Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 48
Ghost Team 32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 64
District #6
Allen Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 24
Cityview Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 25
AMF DeSoto Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 29
Rich’s Pro Shop/Forum Bowl . . . . . . . . . 34 30
AMF Euless Hot Wings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 30
AMF Spare Time Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 34
District #7
On The Border . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 28
Forum Bowl Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 30
Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 35
AMF Garland Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 35
The Bowling Shop/Garland . . . . . . . . . . 26 38
5 J Builders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 41
World Series of Bowling Results
Bowlers Journal PBA Scorpion Championship
Tom Daugherty 199 over Jason Sterner 177
T. Daugherty 256 over Jason Belmonte 187
Championship Match
Winner - T. Daugherty 200 over Osku Palermaa 182
WSOB Chameleon Championship
Scott Norton 225 over Fawaz Abdulla 194
S. Norton 236 over Walter Ray Williams Jr. 195
Championship Match
Winner - S. Norton 227 over Jason Belmonte 223
As of November 4
Dallas Women
B-1
The Bowling Shop/Garland . . . . . . . . .37.0 27.0
Lewisville Travelin’ Trouble. . . . . . . . . .34.0 26.0
Sparetime 2 D Xtreme . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33.0 31.0
Richardson Lightning Strikes . . . . . . .16.5 43.5
B-2
AMF Garland Deuces Wild . . . . . . . . . .35.0 29.0
Plano Super Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30.0 30.0
Cowtown Bowling Palace . . . . . . . . . .28.0 32.0
Brunswick Zone Diamond Queens . .19.0 37.0
B-3
GunsAmerica.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38.0 18.0
AMF DeSoto Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34.0 30.0
Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30.0 34.0
Pride and Joy Day Care . . . . . . . . . . . . .23.5 40.5
B-4
On The Border . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43.0 21.0
University Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31.0 33.0
AMF Garland Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28.0 36.0
Cowtown Bowling Palace Ladies. . . .23.0 41.0
B-5
Sheroes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42.0 22.0
Cityview Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36.0 28.0
Westcreek Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34.0 30.0
DeSoto Candles Make Scents . . . . . . .32.0 32.0
B-6
AMF Richardson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41.0 23.0
Power Bows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33.5 30.5
USA Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33.0 31.0
AMF Irving Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28.0 36.0
B-7
The Bowling Shop/Lewisville . . . . . . .37.0 27.0
AMF Euless Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36.0 28.0
4H Invest - Bowling Diva’s . . . . . . . . . .34.0 30.0
Wick’s Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28.0 36.0
B-8
Lusha’s Ladies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39.0 25.0
Red Bird Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34.0 30.0
Forum Bowl 300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32.0 32.0
DeSoto Sophisticated Ladies . . . . . . .29.0 35.0
B-9
TBC Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28.0 36.0
Bowling with Innovation . . . . . . . . . . .26.0 38.0
Kathy’s Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.5 38.5
Forum Bowlers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.0 39.0
As of November 4
Fort Worth Women
District #1
AMF Spare Time Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . .45.0 19.0
Lone Star Spares & Strikes . . . . . . . . . .43.0 21.0
Spare Girls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29.0 35.0
Bowling Heifers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27.0 37.0
Cityview Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14.0 50.0
District #2
Nine & A Wiggle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38.0 26.0
Chad’s Bowling Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35.5 28.5
USA Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32.0 32.0
Forum Hit & Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29.5 34.5
AMF Showplace Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . .26.0 38.0
WSOB Viper Championship
Mika Koivuniemi 214 over Mike Fagan 150
M. Koivuniemi 258 over Sean Rash 180
Championship Match
Winner – Brad Angelo 233 over M. Koivuniemi 232
Alka Seltzer Plus Cold Cheetah Championship
Bill O’Neill 248 over Chris Loschetter 223
B. O’Neill 246 over Jeff Roche 177
Championship Match
Winner – B. O’Neill 243 over Mike Wolfe 192
PBA World Championship
Parker Bohn III 226 over Dan MacLelland 218
P. Bohn III 200 over Rhino Page 170
P. Bohn III 278 over Sean Rash 231
Championship Match
Winner – P. Bohn III 254 over Jason Belmonte 227
WORLD BOWLING TOUR
Continued from Page 1
offer double points for men and
women. Another new event on
the schedule that takes place
in 2012 is the Qatar Open from
Dec. 8-15.
In all, there will be five
major events on the World
Bowling Tour schedule – the
PBA World Championship, the
International Bowling Championship
in Nagoya, Japan,
the USBC Masters in North
Brunswick, New Jersey, United
States, the U.S. Open and U.S.
Women’s Open in Columbus,
Ohio, United States, and the
WTBA World Championships
in Henderson, Nevada, United
States.
In order to be recognized
as a major event on the World
Bowling Tour, an event must
have a minimum prize fund of
$200,000 USD.
The tour will also bring
back the season-ending World
Bowling Tour Finals presented
by the PBA. The event will
again feature the top three
men and top three women in
the World Bowling Tour points
rankings.
The points system will
combine points earned in 2013
along with all points earned
during the 2012 season for a
two-year total to determine
the players who advance to the
World Bowling Tour Finals.
In addition to the PBA
World Championship and the
Qatar Open, the World Bowling
Tour will also welcome the
11th Indonesia International
Open to the schedule. The
dates of that event are to be
determined.
The 2012 World Bowling
Tour featured 12 events with
2,774 players (660 women)
participating from almost 50
countries.
The World Tenpin Bowling
Association, which is made up
of 115 bowling federations, governs
the sport throughout the
world. For more information on
WTBA and the World Bowling
Tour, visit WorldTenpinBowling.com.
2013 WTBA WORLD
BOWLING TOUR SCHEDULE
Nov. 7-12, 2012 – PBA World Championship, Las
Vegas, Nevada, United States (major)
Dec. 8-15, 2012 – Qatar Open, Doha, Qatar
Jan. 4-13 – Brunswick Ballmaster Open, Helsinki,
Finland
Jan. 15-19 – International Bowling Championship
2012 supported by DHC, Nagoya, Japan
(major)
Feb. 18-24 – United States Bowling Congress
Masters, North Brunswick, New Jersey,
United States (major)
March 15-24 – Brunswick Euro Challenge, TBD
March 13-17 – Kuwait International Open, Kuwait
City
July 21-27 – U.S. Open, Columbus, Ohio, United
States (major, men’s points only)
July 21-27 – U.S. Women’s Open, Columbus,
Ohio, United States (major, women’s points
only)
Aug. 17-30 – WTBA World Championships,
Henderson, Nev., United States (major,
qualification through federations only)
Aug. 31-Sept. 4 – USBC Queens, Henderson,
Nev., United States (women’s points only)
Oct. 1-6 – Vienna Open, Vienna, Austria
TBD – World Bowling Tour Thailand, Bangkok,
Thailand
TBD – 11th Indonesia International Open,
Jakarta, Indonesia
TBD – Australian Masters, TBD
(There will also be a World Bowling Tour Finals
event with dates and venue to be determined.
Additional events may also be scheduled.)
PBA SPARE SHOTS
Continued from Page 9
a capacity field of 125 players
for the Carmen Salvino, Mark
Roth and Don Carter Classic
individual events, as well as
the Earl Anthony PBA Players
Championship. Entry fee for
those four events is $600. The
field will include 48 players
drafted into the inaugural PBA
League, eight players from
a Pro Tournament Qualifier
which will be held prior to the
event (open to non-members),
two entries which will be
awarded by the host center,
Thunderbowl Lanes, and 67
PBA Tour spots. For more information,
visit pba.com.
PEZZANO
Continued from Page 7
except King. Kitchens of Sara
Lee, now a giant firm involved
with dozens of products,
featured just cheese cake and
coffee cake.
Pat McDonough, then the
statistical genius and bowling
writer on the sports staff of
the New York World Telegram,
figured the odds against Campi
winning 14 straight matches
were 16,383 to 1.
Sadly, no film or tape of
any portion of the shows were
preserved, because in those
days the tape was erased, and
used over again. Some recordings
and home movies do pop
up now and then.
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VIP PROGRAM
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Women's Championships:
VIP polo shirt
VIP lanyard and credential
One-hour coaching session
on the 900 Global Showcase
Lanes, which will feature the
tournament lane conditions
VIP Welcome/Express
tournament check-in
VIP photo package
Complimentary locker
Express weigh-in (Open
Championships only)
Wine-tasting package
(Women's Championships
only)
Complimentary seating at
USBC-televised events
Discount at on-site USBC
SportStore
Bowling Ball Express
discount
VIP venue tour
Bonus: $25 food and $25
beverage credit at Eldorado,
Circus Circus or Silver
Legacy (hotel stay required)
The VIP packages do not
include entry fees for the
events. And because certain
portions of the program must
be scheduled, bowlers are
required to purchase their VIP
memberships at least 30 days
prior to their dates of competition
in Reno.
Registration for the Women's
Championships VIP program
is open now. Open Championships
VIP registration begins
next week.
To get complete details or
become a VIP, visit BOWL.
com/VIP, or call 800-514-2695,
ext. 8418.
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At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes
Copeland topples 782,
Jessie collects 732
LeCroy and Tinsman 300’s, Southwick 299
Ronnie Copeland pocketed a
power-laden 225-279-278 = 782
American Airlines league series
to head the leader boards for the
week at AMF Showplace Euless
Lanes.
Diana Jessie held the hot hand
for the ladies with a sizeable
269-225-238 = 732 Masters set.
Joe LeCroy and Josh Tinsman
shared high-game honors as
each recorded award-winning 12
baggers. Scott Southwick’s near
perfect 299 solo took runner-up
honors.
HONOR ROLL
Martin Edwards 290, Josh Tinsman
781, Ron Williams 279-770, Kevin
Wynn 260-751, Olin Gibbins 278-751,
Kevin Washer 279-748, Chris Lucas
At AMF Lewisville
Darvis compiles 783,
Robb unloads 680
Culver, Kickbush, Pierce 300’s, Skipworth 298
Larry Darvis won the battle
for top billing last week at AMF
Lewisville Lanes with a powerpacked
246-279-258 = 783 Monday
Nite Men’s series.
Heather Robb, from the Rising
Stars group, led the ladies
with a rip-roaring 270-214-196
= 680 set.
Jeff Culver, Jim Kickbush and
John Pierce shared high-game
honors as each recorded awardwinning
perfectos. Jeramie
Skipworth took runner-up honors
with a 298 single.
HONOR ROLL
Laney Royal 235-643, Amy Anderson
222-620, James Westdyk 257-718,
Trish Hicks 212-575, Eric Fox 222-609,
At AMF Showplace Garland
Faulkenberry leads with
765, Davis collars 693
Coward, Petersen 300’s, Little 299
Mike Faulkenberry landed a
power-packed 253-232-280 = 765
Sons of Hermann series to head
the honor roll for the week at
AMF Showplace Garland Lanes.
Traci Davis registered a
sizzling 206-218-269 = 693
T.G.I.F. outing to lead the lady
bowlers.
Ricky Coward and Robert
Petersen shared high-game
honors as each recorded awardwinning
12-baggers. Gary Little
took runner-up honors with a
299 game.
HONOR ROLL
Kevin Boykin 236-622, Shawn
Taylor 153-441, Glen Chancellor
265-728, Brooke Rice 245-659, Candy
Brackey 215-554, Curtis Vann 184-509,
258-731, Tom Crawford 267-716, Tracy
Bolles 249-709.
Mike Meek 246-699, Bryan Ayers
238-666, Bill Butler 267-643, Anthony
Duning 230-616, Zach Moore 233-609,
Cliff Parrish 214-603, Roy DeLaughter
219-602, Randy Graham 189-528, Val
Goss 238-675. Danielle Sharpe 240-672,
Teresa Ross 242-667, Michele Humann
246-662, Karen Hader 246-653, Deb
Taylor 226-624, Judith Guillory 245-
610, Mindy Wynn 212-585, Sheila
Walton 244-583.
Rhonda Downing 192-553, Judy
Leuty 233-550, Pam Grays 178-511,
Elaine Chitwood 232-510, Danielle
Coulson 177-487, Gwen Young 182-485,
Lucky Hansen 174-480, Denise Wheeler
163-432.
Dana Stites 205-527, Jeramie Skipworth
713, Stacie Hatton 221-615, Ron
Reynolds 256-748. Kathy Kyle 232-635,
Lynda Barnes 270-675, Kevin Moore
269-751, Shannon Strickland 201-534,
Emmett Munley 246-672, Lisa Smithers
233-579, Jim Bennett 246-692, Mindy
McNeal 193-551.
Carrie Jeske 179-482, Rand Mc-
Micken 279-780, Brian Watts 259-735,
Chris Syed 183-509, Gary Kluempke
207-522, Bonnie Kluempke 183-494,
Scott Lipsky 236-687, Christy Maksymowicz
204-543.
Joe Lay 265-650, Rosalie Inskeep
190-489.
SENIORS
Jerry Hill 227-648, Sharon Moscato
208-535.
Kathy Hopkins 209-548, Herman Butler
247-721.
Jo Venable 202-527, Wade Whitney
279-666, Judith Guillory 269-641,
Becky Roberts 210-486, JD Venable
232-619, Carlene Riddell 218-533,
Donny Yow 279-753, Linda Chambers
222-640.
John Stelting 245-707, Rosie Aguilar
194-511, Buddy May 226-601, Paula
Maar 210-521, Lonnie Locke 258-693,
Gary Little 716, Mandy Pezzano
225-642, Dave Cook 279-745, Jantzen
Smith 194-515.
Melissa Kollhoff 213-571, Johnny
Lannan 255-738, Robert W Wilson
258-680, Tori Martin 180-523, Rene
Benavides 260-737, Milli Peterson 199-
529, Troy Hartwick 237-621, Shannon
Bohn 149-404.
STORM NATIONAL
Continued from Page 4
and Canada made their way to
the 78-lane Stadium to compete
at "Bowling's Most Complete
Tournament."
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Mixed Championships,
visit nationalmixed.com.
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are Storm Bowling Products
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2012 STORM NATIONAL
MIXED CHAMPIONSHIPS
At National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev.
(Top three division leaders with hometown and
pinfall)
*All standings are considered unofficial until final
verifications are made.
National Mixed Tournament
Mixed Team Handicap
1, 1st Lady and Company (Chris Klerk, Ed
Smaglik, Jennifer Cain, Teri Hamilton),
Arizona City, Ariz., 2,767. 2, We Are Family,
Milpitas, Calif., 2,762. 3, Salty Nuts, San
Francisco, 2,709.
Mixed Doubles Handicap
1, Daniel Rondez/Regina Rondez, Milpitas,
Calif., 1,493. 2, Marc Clyburn/Roslyn Goode,
Pittsburg, Calif., 1,452. 3, David Cheng/
Rhoda Robertson, San Rafael, Calif., 1,446.
Mixed Singles Men's Handicap
1, Michael Milette, Houston, 804. 2 (tie), Jake
Odell, Santa Clara, Calif., and Albert Lucas
Jr., Vacaville, Calif., 764.
Mixed Singles Women's Handicap
1, Jackie Wyckoff, Campbell, Calif., 785. 2, Janet
Sardenga, Vacaville, Calif., 767. 3, Fe Fry,
Nampa, Idaho, 759.
All-Events Men's Handicap
1, David Cheng, Novato, Calif., 2,120. 2, Joseph
Montes, Pinole, Calif., 2,115. 3, Jake Odell,
Santa Clara, Calif., 2,109.
All-Events Women's Handicap
1, Regina Rondez, Milpitas, Calif., 2,238. 2,
Renee Steele, Carson City, Nev., 2,151. 3,
Jackie Wyckoff, Campbell, Calif., 2,148.
Mixed Team Scratch
1, 1st Lady and Company (Chris Klerk, Ed
Smaglik, Jennifer Cain, Teri Hamilton),
Arizona City, Ariz., 2,560. 2, High Sierra
Lanes, Reno, Nev., 2,536. 3, Wyckoff-Stynes-
Abendroth-Corsaro, Mountain View, Calif.,
2,532.
Mixed Doubles Scratch
1, Jackie Wyckoff, Campbell, Calif./Steve
Corsaro, Tracy, Calif., 1,352. 2, Jim Lang,
Hartshorne, Okla./Roxanna Horton, Napa,
Calif., 1,325. 3, Brenda Burns/Gary Estep Jr.,
Peoria, Ariz., 1,321.
Mixed Singles Men's Scratch
1, Chris Klerk, Chandler, Ariz., 730. 2, Sam
Carter, Ben Lomond, Calif., 715. 3, Jake
Odell, Santa Clara, Calif., 713.
Mixed Singles Women's Scratch
1, Jackie Wyckoff, Campbell, Calif., 725. 2,
Renee Steele, Carson City, Nev., 692. 3,
Melissa Hurst, Decatur, Ill., 679.
All-Events Men's Scratch
1, Dave Shoji, Reno, Nev., 2,100. 2, Edward
Souza, San Bruno, Calif., 2,054. 3, Marc
Clyburn, Pittsburg, Calif., 2,028.
All-Events Women's Scratch
1, Renee Steele, Carson City, Nev., 2,043. 2,
Jackie Wyckoff, Campbell, Calif., 1,968. 3,
Terri Stynes, Mountain View, Calif., 1,812.
Festival of Bowling
Tournament
Open Doubles Handicap
1, David Dayton, Carson City, Nev./Rudy Moreno,
Reno, Nev., 1,478. 2, Jeff Jensen, Sparks,
Nev./Rudy Moreno, Reno, Nev., 1,477. 3,
Gener Uriza/Oscar Uriza, Hercules, Calif.,
1,454.
Open Singles Men's Handicap
1, Chris Klerk, Chandler, Ariz., 828. 2, Jerry Tannehill,
McAlester, Okla., 816. 3, Ed Smaglik,
Flagstaff, Ariz., 789.
Open Singles Women's Handicap
1, Renee Steele, Carson City, Nev., 852. 2,
Angela Maddock, Gilbert, Ariz., 735. 3, Aliza
Rondez, Milpitas, Calif., 731.
Senior Doubles Handicap
1, Darwin Wimer, Mesquite, Nev./Stephen
Carbery, Ontario, 1,434. 2, Jesse Cogal Sr./
Ramon Pinlac, Sacramento, Calif., 1,412. 3,
Dave Hewitt, Fremont, Calif./Larry Cooper,
Reno, Nev., 1,408.
Senior Singles Men's Handicap
1, John Bertolina, Henderson, Nev., 783. 2,
Dennis Wakaluk, Dublin, Calif., 766. 3, Allen
Tsai, Pacifica, Calif., 753.
Senior Singles Women's Handicap
1, Karla Alsgood, Rio Linda, Calif., 735. 2, Laurie
THE BOWLING NEWS | Thursday, November 22, 2012 | Page 11
10 YEARS AGO
Cowtown’s finest Chris Johnson led the honor roll with
300/846 at DC West…Greg Bishop shot 814 at Skaggs…Ryan Boroff
with 802 at Big Town…Fred Ferraro with 720 at BRC Varsity…
Terry Pefuhl led the ladies with 707 at Skaggs…Alecia Ramos
shot 701 at DC West…Megan Simon with 694 at DC Cityview…
WRW Jr. wins Greater Detroit Open for 35th PBA title…Tiffany
Stanbrough wins PWBA Las Vegas Storm Challenge…Lindsley
Davis wins NABI at AMF Showplace Euless…Chuck Moser
shoots 300 at BRC Westcreek…Henry Johnsons wins $1400 for
EBT title at AMF Irving.
20 YEARS AGO
Dave Wilson led the honor roll with 815 at Showplace-Garland…
Brian Murillo shot 300/805 at Showplace-Euless…Gregg Cathey
rolled 802 at Jupiter…David Overstreet with 741 at Cowtown…
Jody Puckett led the ladies with 724 at DC East…Stephanie
Calbert shot 712 at Jupiter…Becky Justus shot 699 at DC West…
Pam Gano rolled 684 at Blazer…Barbi Martin and Mike Warren
win the Open division
titles of Morning
News Match Play
Open…Jeff Lizzi wins
first and only PBA title
at the World Open.
I remember it well,
it was a great win…
YABA bowler Brant
Rydberg shoots 648 at
Watauga, and Allison
Lohse had 598 at DC
West…Carol Gianotti
wins third LPBT title
of the year at Denver
Classic…Chris Barnes
defeats Greg Derrick
in Match Play Madness
at Forum bowl
to collect $3500, and provide us with a memory lane picture.
30 YEARS AGO
Fred Barnes led the honor roll with 782 at Buckner Bowl…
Robbie Kauffman shot 773 at Meadowbrook…Pete Shortino
with 770 at Jupiter…Steve Ray
rolled 769 at Hart Bowl, probably
still managed to throw
his glasses…Kathy LeCroy led
the ladies with 681 at Alpine
Lanes…Shirley Merrick with
675 at Red Bird…Jane Barnes
with 666 at Plaza…Jean Maynard
shot 633 at Bronco…Del
Ballard wins TTBA at Alpine,
while Brad Hunter wins TTBA
at Plaza, probably Brad’s last
victory…Dave Soutar wins
17th PBA title at the Syracuse
Open…Nate Griffin wins $1000
for BBA Crown at Plaza, and
look how young he looks!
Callahan, Bellingham, Wash., 725. 3, Betty
Morris-Laub, Lincoln, Calif., 708.
Adult/Youth Doubles Handicap
1, Ronald Piring/Vanessa Piring, Oakley, Calif.,
1,475. 2, Donald Garrison/James Garrison,
Hayward, Calif., 1,431. 3, Brandon Wilson/
Debbie Wilson, Montague, Calif., 1,427.
Youth Singles Handicap
1, Christopher Leighton, Kent, Wash., 783. 2,
Nick Austin, Ogden, Utah, 776. 3, Cassie
Chapman, Montrose, Colo., 742.
Open Doubles Scratch
1, Jeff Jensen, Sparks, Nev./Rudy Moreno,
Reno, Nev., 1,453. 2, David Dayton, Carson
City, Nev./Rudy Moreno, Reno, Nev., 1,451.
3, Dave Shoji, Reno, Nev./Jeff O'Connor,
Orangevale, Calif., 1,384.
Open Singles Men's Scratch
1, Chris Klerk, Chandler, Ariz., 813. 2, Ed
Smaglik, Flagstaff, Ariz., 789. 3, Gary Estep
Jr., Peoria, Ariz., 743.
Open Singles Women's Scratch
1, Renee Steele, Carson City, Nev., 816. 2,
Angela Maddock, Gilbert, Ariz., 663. 3,
Roxanne Peterson, Galt, Calif., 619.
Senior Doubles Scratch
1, Dave Hewitt, Fremont, Calif./Larry Cooper,
Reno, Nev., 1,393. 2, Betty Morris-Laub,
Lincoln, Calif./Bill Nichols, Roseville, Calif.,
1,332. 3, Jesse Cogal Sr./Ramon Pinlac,
Sacramento, Calif., 1,325.
Senior Singles Men's Scratch
1, John Bertolina, Henderson, Nev., 753. 2, Rudy
Moreno, Reno, Nev., 708. 3, Darwin Wimer,
Mesquite, Nev., 707.
Senior Singles Women's Scratch
1, Betty Morris-Laub, Lincoln, Calif., 660. 2,
Karla Alsgood, Rio Linda, Calif., 567. 3,
Cyndee Sutherland, San Jose, Calif., 564.
Six-Game Singles Scratch
1, Renee Steele, Carson City, Nev., 1,462. 2,
David Dayton, Carson City, Nev., 1,449. 3,
Rudy Moreno, Reno, Nev., 1,405.
Adult/Youth Doubles Scratch
1, Bill Nichols, Roseville, Calif./Welby Spanton,
Citrus Heights, Calif., 1,258. 2, Bryson Rowe/
Terry Wildermuth, Visalia, Calif., 1,246. 3,
Edgar Sanchez/Mario Ortez, Visalia, Calif.,
1,145.
Youth Singles Scratch
1, Jayden Miller, Loma, Colo., 631. 2, Nick
Austin, Ogden, Utah, 620. 3, Kale Cooper,
Pacifica, Calif., 616.

Page 12 | Thursday, November 22, 2012 | THE BOWLING NEWS
Just Paying
Attention
Attention By Mark London
Mark@TheBowlingNews.net
According to PBA Commissioner
Tom Clark, many more
have been watching the PBA’s
World Series of Bowling online.
For the second straight year,
viewership is up 60% over the
previous year. A pretty good
increase for a sports league
whose internet presence a national
magazine recently called
“perhaps a decade ahead of its
time.” Unfortunately, this has
not necessarily translated into
any new outside-the-industry
advertisers. But the PBA’s new
marketing firm, Shamrock
Sports and Entertainment,
Clark adds, “is aggressive and
seems good things are on the
horizon.”
The PBA’s internet presence
also means player interaction
with fans during competition
is at an all-time high, which is
a carry-over from last season.
The 21 st century verbs Facebooking
and Tweeting are very
much known to PBA fans who
want to follow block-by-block
or even game-by-game action
of their favorites. It’s hard to
find a top pro who doesn’t
have a fan page. One of the
fun things about watching PBA
XtraFrame is listening to near
instantaneous responses of
Kevin Roberts racked up
a rousing 257-257-278 = 792
Classis High Pot league session to
earn the top spot on the honor roll
last week Brunswick Westcreek
Lanes.
Terri Trefger, form the High
Pot with a Twist group, fronted
distaff scoring with a high-flying
244-192-212 = 648 set.
Billy Fontenot’s near perfect
299 solo earned high-game
honors while George Calloway
took runner-up honors with a
298 game.
HONOR ROLL
Willie Jackson 288, Kecia Andries
231-629, James Franklin 751, Carl
Jordan 278, Andy Crouch 748, Lee Ann
Jackson 181, Cathy Lode 488, Mike
Monticue 278, Jamey Coggins 242-614,
Lamont Pringle 655. James Badgett 151,
Cathy Lode 488, Terri Trefger 231-586,
Donald Slack 213, Susan Seward 178,
James Wright II 234, Heather Schmidt
182, Scott Martin 670, Suzanne Gardner
462, Coy Hart 276-693.
LeeAnn Clark 170, Robert Raley
263-639, Paula Armstrong 188-494,
Bob Carlton 258, Sandra Haynie 159,
Anthony Palomino 643, Sharon Dehnel
430, Ken Leach (9 pin, no tap) 300-809.
Susan Monteith (9 pin, no tap)
688, Dick Ensminger (9 pin, no tap)
Facebook postings by Mike J.
Laneside, Jason ‘The Bowling
Guy’ Thomas, or insidebowling.com’s
Mike Flanagan. One
that sticks out was a posting
a couple of years ago from the
Ukraine. Really, the Ukraine?
True. Wouldn’t have believed
it myself if I was not sitting
next to Mike J. describing a
PBA Midwest Regional finals
at the time. I don’t think you’ll
see Tony Romo answering fans
Facebook questions on his
latest, uh, completion, yeah,
that’s it.
You’ve also noticed a few
new wrinkles on XtraFrame
this year. The high, wide-angle
camera was showing six pairs
at a time at the WSOB. The cutaways
to the in-house standing
boards seen are clearer than
ever before. Not sure if they are
using newer cameras or what,
but it looks good on screen.
Since Day one of the Chris
Peters era, technology has
been at the forefront, however,
the PBA may still be ten years
ahead of its time.
Here’s another pleasant surprise
form this year’s WSOB.
If anyone could pinch-hit for
Mike J, it’s guest commentator
John Petraglia, Jr. He sat in the
At Brunswick Westcreek
Roberts scores 792,
Trefger nails 648
Fontenot 299, Calloway 298
278-783, Karen Leach (9 pin, no tap)
276, Charles Covert 259-721, Vicky
Kopp 213-509, Tom Johannessen 235,
Tilly Triplett 222-561.
Chester Jones 638, Rod Richardson
233-667, Nita Stein 233-630, Billy
Fontenot 733, Melissa Tomlinson
207, Teresa Tibbs 530, Trent Danelski
240-643, Phyllis Dooley 146-323, John
Diaz, Sr. 139-372.
Mike McElroy 113-326, Mikey
McElroy 76-172, Luther Mayfield 175-
515, Sonja Nichols 157-426, Joe White
164-484, Cassie Williams 163-440,
Kevin Williams, Sr. 151-416, Jennifer
Korn 202-551.
Jeff Hamlin 233-642, Marianne
Gentry 127-349, Garry McKinney,
Jr. 185-485, Lloyd Morris 173-489,
George Helfrich 211-560, Ken Garber
214-620, Mike McDuff 258-702, Gregory
Palamidas 206-500. Leisha Murr 218-
630, Willie Jackson 290-761, Cathy
Nelson 234-580, Ron Coggins 286-702,
Alice Rogers 234, Michael Hinson 278,
Linda Hollins 223, Ron Boroff 276,
Cassandra Norris 221, Jermal Williams
268. Keith Duke 268, Ricky Reese
268-754, Cassie Reese 234-605, Greg
Avery 657, Jamey Coggins 248-600,
Jonathan Redfield 256-640, John Jones
236-651, Mike Patton 239-646, Willie
Jackson 248-645.
booth during the last two U.S.
Opens with the guys and really
sounds like he has spent some
time behind a microphone. He’s
got great voice presence, can
go from one topic to another
with ease while chatting with
either bowlers or broadcasters.
Mike Flanagan also sounded
very good with Mike J. and
Petraglia, Jr. While dropping in
upon his arrival at the WSOB
on XtraFrame, ESPN analyst
Randy Pedersen dubbed them,
“Mike and Mike,” the same
name as the ESPN Radio morning
show tandem, Mike Golic
and Mike Greenberg. And yes,
it was meant in a good way.
* * * *
The PBA World Championship
finals look promising with
numerous story angles. Rhino
Page spent the summer practicing
bowling rather than on the
golf course, making a huge run
in the last two rounds of match
play to qualify fourth. Dan
MacLelland has been knocking
on the door for the last three
years after making the USBC
Masters finals and a snagging
a gold medal in the 2011
PABCON Masters. After not
making a show in three years,
PBA Hall of Famer Parker
Bohn III is four wins from one
of two major titles not on his
resume’. The top two seeds,
Jason Belmonte and Sean
Rash, undoubtedly the Jack
and Arnie or Earl and Mark of
this generation, continue their
rivalry into another season.
Oh, and by the way, if you are
not sure who Jack and Arnie
are, just Google ‘jack and arnie
golf.” I don’t have the space to
explain it.
* * * *
USA Today sportswriter
Gary Mihoces wrote a half
page article on the new PBA
League appearing in the
Tuesday November 8 issue. OK
what gives? I’d be willing to
put money, that this is the first
half-page bowling article in
the USA Today sports section
since Kulick’s legendary 2010
ToC win. Remember, this is
the same paper that proudly
carried round-by-round standings
of PBA national tour
events until the late 90s. Not to
mention, another sportswriter
at the time later left that paper
and joined an organization in a
management position. He often
wrote columns suggesting the
PBA try a few different things.
You know him today as PBA
Commissioner Tom Clark. That
USA Today piece is the type of
impact advertising cannot buy.
* * * *
Hard to believe, but there
was a second bowling story appearing
in a major daily newspaper
on Wednesday November
8th. In case you missed it, and
chances are you probably did,
former USBC writer Gianmarc
Manzione penned a story about
the New York City bowling
hustler scene in the New York
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Yeppers. Even with all the Hurricane
Sandy and post-election
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scheduled to be part of a book
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topic on the surface looks to be
a bowling story, but really is a
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something you’d see Sunday
night on AMC after Mad Men,
doesn’t it?