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Page 10 | Thursday, August 5, 2010 | THE BOWLING NEWS
10 YEARS AGO
Pete Moore, long-time editor of The Bowling News and a good
friend of many bowlers, passed away at 80…Christi Daniels had
an 811 in State…Joe Lopez took the EBT stop at DC East…James
Hiam rolled a 725 at Plano SB…Billy Joe Cathey fired a 733 at
Red Bird…Randy Shewmake led the charge at Watauga with a
739…Don Richey was going strong with a 300/791 at Showplace
Garland…Rand McMicken had an 836 at AMF Lewisville.
20 YEARS AGO
On BJ’s All-American men’s team were Amleto Monacelli,
Chris Warren, Tony Westlake, Brian Voss and Jim Pencak. Included
on the women’s team were Nikki Gianulius, Kim Terrell,
Lisa Wagner, Leanne Barrette and Robin Romeo…Chuck Mooney
fired a 717 at Hart…Marvin Miller took the Cash at Forum…Jim
Ensminger sailed to a 759 at Ridglea.
30 YEARS AGO
Jim Hutton soared to an 801 at Forum…Charlie Creech hit
801 at Hart…Ryall Jones carved a 759 at Circle…Wes Campbell
rolled a 770 at DC East…Bill Kovaks led the Expressway bunch
with a 631…Jack Whitmer rolled a 716 at /Wedgwood.
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Hamilton takes silver in
girls singles at World
Youth Chamionshps
HELSINKI, FINLAND
— Junior Team USA’s Brittni
Hamilton of Webster, N.Y.,
earned the silver medal in girls
singles July 25 in the opening
event at the 2010 World Tenpin
Bowling Association World
Youth Championships.
Hamilton’s silver-medal
finish was the highest in any
event at the World Youth
Championships for the Junior
Team USA girls since 2004. The
three-time Junior Team USA
member lost in the gold-medal
match to Korea’s Yeon-Ju Kim,
192-155.
Yeon-Ju raced out to a
commanding lead in the match,
taking a 65-pin advantage after
six frames and rolled to the
title with ease at Tali Bowl.
“I had a couple of shots
early that I thought were good
that just didn’t react like I
thought they would and it cost
me,” Hamilton said. “I kind of
got lost in the beginning of the
match, but I’m not disappointed
at all. I know that medaling at
all is a big accomplishment.”
Hamilton advanced to the
semifinals with a thrilling
overtime victory against top
seed Carmen Haandrikman of
the Netherlands. Haandrikman
needed just seven pins on her
final shot to eliminate Hamil-
At AMF Showplace Euless
Hendrix scorches 832,
Walker rocks 298/695
Warms bags 299/820
Rob Hendrix dominated scoring
for the week at AMF Showplace
Euless with his award-winning
268-268-296 = 832 Full
House league session.
Kelly Warms took high-game
honors and finished close behind
Hendrix with his own USBC
299/820 Matchpoint Mixed honor
score.
Lindsey Walker, Warms’
leaguemate, rounded up the top
score for the ladies with a rousing
At Brunswick Zone Watauga
Bolejack nails down 774,
Dooley plasters 650
Paradise aces 300 game
Jonathan Bolejack racked up a
rollicking 774 series in Thursday
Mixed action to take top billing
on the honor roll for the week at
Brunswick Zone Watauga.
Josh Paradise nailed down
high-game honors with an awardwinning
perfecto.
Sandy Dooley, from the Mix It
Up group, rolled a sterling 650 set
to lead the lady bowlers.
LEAGUE LEADERS
Kathy Gaca 247, Gary Anderson
729, Kathy Gaca 572, Jim Litton 722,
Tina Wright 543, Tommy Winchester
ton but got six and the two tied
188-188. In the ninth and 10th
frame roll-off, Hamilton was
perfect and won 60-40 to move
on.
In the other semifinal, Yeon-
Ju advanced with a 214-204
victory against Latvia’s Diana
Zavjalova.
Haandrikman and Zavjalova
shared the bronze medal.
675, Lisa Groschup 495.
Allen Zimmerman 728, Donna
Estrada 615, Jay Contreras 565, Ricky
Carr 686, Linda Taggart 572, Coralla
Dillard 495, Ken Fridley 640, Kerry
Rusk 535.
Tom Crawford (PBA Experience,
4 games) 862, Kitty Bullington (PBA
Experience, 4 games) 707, Joe Grace
690, Margaret Hull 513, Ross Dicapo
669, Julie McHugh 606.
SENIORS
Bob Rossini 598, Brenda Jessup 498,
Tom Martin 691, Cathy Holland 587.
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The four players in the
semifinals led a field of 107
girls after six games of qualifying.
Hamilton finished tied for
third in qualifying with 1,320,
an average of 220, but was the
fourth seed for the semifinals
by virtue of Zavjalova having
a higher final game of
qualifying.
Junior Team USA’s Kristie
Petravich finished seventh with
1,273, Jenn Boisselle was 11th
at 1,265 and Christine Bator
was 34th with 1,195.
“I think today sets the tone
and gives us a good start to the
tournament,” Hamilton said.
“This fuels everyone on the
team and gets them pumped up
for the rest of the week.”
298-202-195 = 695 set. Her 298
game took runner-up kudos.
LEAGUE LEADERS
George Carlson 277-727, Eddie
Thomas 279-716, Keith Davis 701,
Kirk Eady 268-698, Jim Hollinsworth
258-654, Mando Rodriguez 231-630.
Wynn Johnson 224-584, Mike
Santangelo 198-542, Jim Yoo 180-491,
Dorothea Wilson 236-682, Lisa Steele
255-662, Jackie Ruis 237-640, Miki Jo
Parish 230-607.
Anna Jutson 211-583, Lori Smith
208-563, Jo Russell 190-548, Carol
Sturgill 175-497, Annjie Barton 164-
451, Barbara Lanius 133-360.
SENIORS
Morris McPeters 216-597, Hoss
Morgan 213-596, Alma Miles 171-443,
Rhonda Riese 155-429.
KOREA
Continued from Page 8
ships, the United States came
away with five total medals in
Helsinki.
The Americans earned
gold medals in boys doubles
(Andrew Koff and Craig
Hanson) and boys all-events
(Koff), while also taking silver
medals in boys doubles (Devin
Bidwell and Jake Peters), boys
team and girls singles (Brittni
Hamilton).
A field of 46 countries
competed in the World Youth
Championships for medals in
five events - singles, doubles,
team, all-events and Masters
match-play. Visit BOWL.com
for complete coverage of the
event.