1. business and industrial
2. company
3. annual report

HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE
This guide contains a large collection of reports that are currently programmed into the Center Management System as of the date of publication.
For each report listed, a descriptive narrative is provided along with an accompanying report sample. The report sample may have numbers in bold
that correspond to the narrative items on the left side of the page.
The reports are categorized according to the particular program under which they appear within the Center Management System and have been
divided into individual sections within the guide. The first page of each section contains a Table of Contents for that section only.
For example, reports pertaining to the Daily Reporting System (DRS) will be listed beginning with page DRS-1, DRS-2, etc.
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This manual was based on Control Desk Software Version 3.2/CCD471. Refer to the Release Notes sent with
Software Update diskettes for any changes or additional features that occurred after release of this manual.
The Frameworx™ concept is a trademark of Brunswick Indoor Recreation Group.
Bowler Express is a registered trademark of Computer Sports Systems, Inc.
Copyright © July 1997 by Brunswick Indoor Recreation Group. All rights reserved.
Past Revisions: June 1996, November 1996
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P.O. Box 329
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DAILY REPORTING SYSTEM
REPORT TITLE
PAGE #
USE OF REPORT
1.
Daily Report
DRS-2,3
Daily listing of sales & lineage figures derived from combining
shift reports of the day.
2.
Period Summary (Report
Between Two Dates)
DRS-4,5
Same format as Daily Report. Sales and lineage figures will
be a consolidation for a period of time. Used to generate
weekly, monthly, etc.
3.
Shift Report
DRS-6,7
Same format as Daily Report. Isolates sales & lineage for
shifts within a day's business.
4.
League Activity Report
DRS-8,9
Further definition of league & tournament activity. Can be
generated for a period of time, as little as a day or as large as a
year.
5.
Lane Activity Report
DRS-10,11
Bar graph of pinsetter activity. Used to check for uniform
lane usage and to check against Daily Report of paid lineage.
6.
Billiard Table Activity Report
DRS-12,13
Similar information as lane activity but pertains to hours of
usage on each table.
7.
League Weekly Report
DRS-14,15
Same format as League Activity Report, but can be printed to
reflect a single league's weekly payments for lineage and/or
prize fund ring ups.
8.
Journal Transaction Log
DRS-16,17
Line by line entry of each transaction that has occurred thru
the control desk and pinsetter.
9.
LIU and SIU Error Logs
DRS-18,19
SIU and LIU error logs. Listing of each error and when and
where it occurred.
10. General Ledger File Report
DRS-20,21
Listing of manual journal entries with general ledger
accounts.
11. Adjustments of Transaction
Log
DRS-22,23
Prints reports of who made adjustment and when.
12. Additional Department Cash
Report
DRS-24,25
Prints cash entry in defined additional departments, date of
entry, and user name.
** Reports available from Center Management System only. **
DRS-1
COMPETITION
DAILY REPORT
USE: This report will reflect all revenues generated during a work day. It can be printed for any single day that is recorded in the journal log.
[1]
Reflects the date of the sales data. Report can be generated for a
single cash drawer or as a sum of all bowling cash drawers on the
system.
[10]
Total net revenue from shoe rental. This will reflect up to 3
different prices and any voids or refunds that may have occurred
during this reporting period.
[2]
Reflects the actual time and date the report was printed.
[11]
[3]
Will display each drawer's shift total that is included in this report.
Total net revenue generated from any of the 20 available open
departments. Any voids or refunds done during this time period will
also be listed.
[4]
Total of all open bowling. This will be a sum of each open play
price, including any specials, and the number of games bowled per
rate. Directly above the total line will be a breakdown of the rates
that were used during this time span.
[12]
Total taxes collected (PAID) for each rate of tax in the system. Two
lines, per tax rate, will reflect taxes added to the sale and taxes that
were backed out of a price (VAT).
[13]
[5]
Total of all league bowling. This will be the sum of all leagues
bowled, including the lineage, during this time period. Directly
above the total line will be the breakdown of the types of leagues
that bowled during this time span.
Total monies paid out during this time span. If any pay-outs were
charged against one of the 20 open departments, the department
name will also be listed. General pay-outs not coded to an existing
department will be listed as MISC PAID OUT.
[14]
[6]
Total of all tournament bowling. Revenue and lineage figures will
reflect lineage bowled and revenue rung up during this time span.
A SUBTOTAL will be listed IF any monies are added to the
additional open departments, from the office program. This line will
be omitted if no additional departments are used.
[7]
Total of games bowled for all open, league, and tournament
activity.
[15]
Total of all additional departments manually entered through the
office program (DRS). Each one of the departments (max 40) will
be listed separately, above the total line.
[8]
Total revenue from billiards, including each rate charged and the
total hours of activity.
[16]
The GRAND TOTAL will include all revenues and pay-outs from the
lines above.
[17]
The program will allow up to 9 different forms of payment, besides
CASH. This area will display the different forms and their
associated dollar amount.
[9]
Total net revenue from cue rental, if used. This total will reflect up
to three different prices and any voids or refund transactions for
cue sticks rental.
DRS-2
DAILY REPORT
[1]
Date of Sales Data
[2]
Time report was printed
[3]
Specific time period of each shift with shift cash totals.
[4]
Total of all open play revenue and games
[5]
Total of all league play revenue and games
[6]
Total tournament activity
[7]
Total of all games bowled
[8]
Total billiards activity
[9]
Total cue rental activity
[10]
Total shoe rental activity
[11]
Total of all open department activity
[12]
Total tax collected
[13]
Total of all monies paid out
[14]
Subtotal of bowling, billiards, shoe and department revenue
[15]
Total of additional open department revenue entered
manually thru the office program
[16]
Grand total of all revenues
[17]
Breakdown of monies received by payment types
DRS-3
PERIOD SUMMARY (Report Between 2 Dates)
USE:
This format is the same as the Daily Report. The difference is that it can be generated for any period of time that data exists on the system.
This format would be used to generate a weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual report. Or, it could be used to generate a report for as little a
time span as a minute.
This period summary can also be printed for a single cash drawer, if multiple cash drawers are on the system.
[1]-[3]
Indicate the actual dates and time the report data covers, and the
time and date the report was printed.
[4]-[6]
[7]
[8],[9]
[10]
[11]
Indicate totals for lineage and revenue. Each type of lineage
bowled, i.e. Jr, Sr, Men's league, or tournament, is listed
separately, above each total line.
Tax totals. Each tax rate used will be listed separately, with a
possibility of two lines per tax. One line indicates the taxes added
to the sale, the other line will reflect any taxes backed out of a sale
(VAT).
[12]
Total of all paid outs done for this period of time. Detail of the paid
out items will be registered directly above the total line.
This is the grand total of all games and revenue from fields 4
through 6.
[13]
These fields indicate activity in the billiards and shoe rental. This
activity includes all paid transactions and any refunds or voids.
There could be an additional field under the billiards, if the center
charges cue stick rental.
This will be the grand total for the entire report. If any additional
department revenues were entered, via the office program, this line
will be a subtotal with the additional departments listed next. The
grand total will follow the additional departments.
[14]
If any form of payment was used, besides cash, each payment
type will be listed here, with the dollar amounts for each one.
Total of all open departments (maximum 20) that were used during
this time frame. Total will include any refunds and/or voids. Detail
of the departments used will be listed above the total line.
DRS-4
PERIOD SUMMARY (Report Between 2 Dates)
[1]
Date of report data
[2]
Date report was printed
[3]
Period of time (date, hour, and drawer number) report is for
[4]
Total of all open play revenue and games bowled this shift
[5]
Total of league lineage bowled and revenue this shift
[6]
Total tournament lineage and revenue for this shift
[7]
Grand total of all games and revenue for this shift
[8]
Total billiards revenue and hours played this shift
NOTE
If cue rental procedure is used, sales data will
be listed next.
[9]
Shoe rental activity this shift
[10]
Net total of department activity, including voids and refunds
[11]
Total of tax collected
[12]
Total of monies paid out
[13]
Grand total of all lines above
[14]
Listing of other forms of payment
DRS-5
SHIFT REPORT
USE:
This report also mimics the Daily Report, in format, and is used when multiple z-outs occur during the business day. (Ex: Shift report is taken
at end of the day shift and again at the end of the evening shift.)
If the center works out of a single cash drawer, and only takes a single reading (at the end of the business day), this report would be of little
use.
[1]-[3]
Reflect the dates and time of the report. Each shift will be time
stamped at the top of the report. The "Run Date" indicates the
actual date and time the report was printed.
[4]-[6]
These "Total" lines will reflect open play, league, and any
tournament bowling that was done during this shift.
[7]
Will indicate the total games and revenue from fields 4 through 6.
[8],[9]
Net totals of billiard and shoe rental. These totals will include any
voids and/or refunds. There also will be an additional line below
the billiards, if the center is charging a cue stick rental fee.
This will be the net total of all open departments during this shift.
Any voids and/or refunds will be included. Detail of the total will be
listed directly above the total line.
[10]
[11]
Tax totals. Each tax rate used will be listed separately, with a
possibility of two lines per tax. One line indicates the taxes added
to the sale, the other line will reflect any taxes backed out of a sale
(VAT).
DRS-6
[12]
Total of all paid outs done for this period of time. Detail
of the paid out items will be registered directly above the total line.
[13]
This will be the grand total for this shift. If any additional
department revenues were entered, via the office program, this line
will be a subtotal line, with the additional departments listed next.
The grand total will follow the additional departments.
[14]
If any form of payment was used, besides cash, each payment
type will be listed here, with the dollar amounts for each one.
[15]
This total will be on the last shift report of the day. The total
represents the total time the pinsetters were on for maintenance
and the total number of frames that may have been cycled through.
[16]
This total will only be on the last shift report of the day. This will
reflect the entire day's total revenue.
SHIFT REPORT
[1]
Date sales data represents
[2]
Actual date report was printed
[3]
Listing of shift date, time, and drawer number, if center has
more than one cash drawer
[4]
Total of open play revenue and games bowled this shift
[5]
Shift total of league lineage bowled and revenue collected
[6]
Total tournament lineage and revenue for this shift
[7]
Grand total of all games bowled for this shift
[8]
Total billiards revenue and hours played this shift
NOTE
If cue rental procedure is used, sales data will
be listed next.
[9]
Shoe rental activity this shift
[10]
Net total of department activity including voids and refunds
[11]
Total of tax collected
[12]
Total of monies paid out
[13]
Grand total of all lines above
[14]
Listing of other forms of payment
[15]
Length of time pinsetters were on for maintenance and
frames bowled during maintenance
[16]
Grand total of all shifts
DRS-7
LEAGUE/TOURNAMENT ACTIVITY REPORT
USE:
This report supplements the Daily Report. The Daily Report lists the total games bowled and the revenue generated for leagues and any
tournaments that were bowled. This report will break out each league and indicate practice and league lineage, revenues owed and revenues
paid. Any tournament information will be separated, also.
This report format can be generated for a single day, a period summary, or a payment history for a single league. If done for a single league,
each weeks activity will be listed separately, as a line item. If the report is generated for all leagues over a period of time, the totals will be
accumulated totals.
[1],[2]
Indications of when the report was printed and for what span of
time the report is for.
[8]
This column will reflect what the league owed, what the league
paid, and any difference between the two.
[3],[4]
Listing of the programmed league number and corresponding
league name.
[9]-[11] Will sum the activity from columns 6 and 8.
[5]
Actual clock time that practice mode was started, practice ended,
and the time that the league ended league play.
[12]-[16] Will indicate the tournament activity during the time of this report.
[6]
The actual lineage bowled during practice and during league play
will be separated here.
[7]
This column will indicate how the league is being charged for
lineage.
[17]
DRS-8
Lists further instructions on the meaning of some of the columns of
information.
LEAGUE/TOURNAMENT ACTIVITY REPORT
[1]RUN DATE: 02/26/96
LEAGUE/TOURNAMENT REPORT
[2]
[5]
15:50
FROM 02/19/96 @ 7:00 AM THRU 02/20/96 @ 11:59 PM
[3]
[1]
Actual time report was printed
10
[2]
Period of time report covers
[3]
Programmed league number
[4]
Name of league
[5]
Start and end of time lanes were used for practice. Also,
ending time of league play
[6]
Games bowled during practice and league play
[7]
Rate league is being charged
[8]
Fees due, fees paid, and any difference
[9]
Total of Guaranteed league fees
[4]
LEAG
NAME
------ -----------------
905
920
Total fees paid by non-guaranteed leagues
[11]
Total of all league fees paid
END
WILDCATS S.H.S
SENIOR POWER
7:07 AM
Tournament number
[13]
Name of tournament
[14]
Number of games bowled during practice and tournament
play
[15]
Lineage payment for tournament
[16]
Total of all tournament fees
[17]
Details of exceptions
[7]
GAME
11:40 AM
WED KOFFEE KLUTCH
10:53 AM
10:55 AM
950
LITTLE HOT SHOTS
11:40 AM
11:42 AM
PRIZE
111 GUAR
185.00
.00
185.00
95.00
.00
95.00
70.00
.00
70.00
PAID
DUE
DIFF
0
33 2.00
33 2.00
66.00
66.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
1.00
-1.00
PAID
DUE
DIFF
0
24 GUAR
.00
13.25
-13.25
.00
.00
.00
.00
1.00
-1.00
PAID
DUE
DIFF
12.00
12.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
PAID
DUE
DIFF
26.50
13.25
13.25
.00
.00
.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
PAID
DUE
DIFF
11:42 AM
945
[8]
------PAYMENTS----LINEAGE
OTHER
0
7:10 AM
0
0
9 4.00/3
9 4.00/3
0
0
GUAR
970
WEDNESDAY SENIORS 2:03 PM
2:05 PM
100.00
5.00
1.00
PAID
0
36
GUAR
100.00
5.00
1.00
DUE
.00
.00
.00
DIFF
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[9]TOTAL GUARANTEED:
0
171
377.50
192.50
185.00
0
42
12.00
.00
100.00
5.00
95.00
[10]TOTAL NON-GUARAN:
73.00
4.00
69.00
PAID
DUE
DIFF
12.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
DUE
DIFF
PAID
[11]
TOTAL ALL LEA:
389.50
100.00
73.00
PAID
0
213
204.50
5.00
4.00
DUE
185.00
95.00
69.00
DIFF
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[12]
TRN
------
[13]
NAME
-------------------
[14]---GAMES---
TEST
[15]
PRAC
TRN
LINEAGE
PAYMENT
0
12
100.00
5
KING OF THE HILL
8
72
240.00
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TOTAL ALL TOURNAMENTS
[12]
[6]
---GAMES--PRAC LEAG RATE
ANOTHER ONES DOWN
1
[10]
---------TIME--------START
END PRAC
8
84
[16]
340.00
[17]
END PRAC
WILL BE BLANK IF NO PRACTICE USED.
END
WILL BE BLANK IF NO TEAMS HAVE FINISHED DURING REPORT PERIOD.
BE SURE TO LEAVE EXTRA TIME AT START AND END OF PERIOD TO INSURE THAT ALL TEAMS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT.
DRS-9
LANE ACTIVITY REPORT
USE:
This report is a good indicator of where all the activity is occurring across the bowling center. All lanes should receive approximately the
same activity. If the pattern is even across the center, the wear and tear on the lanes and equipment will be even.
The information for this report is generated from the pinsetter cycle meters. If the meters are not working or are incorrectly registering cycles,
this report will be false. Also, if the first method of calculating games is interrupted (bad Scorer Interface Unit), the Center Management System
MUST rely on this count to calculate games bowled. It is important to make sure that all pinsetter meters are in working order.
This report can also be used as a check against actual games paid for on the Daily Report. The total pinsetter cycles, divided by 11, will give
an approximate number of games that should have been paid for.
[1]-[3]
Date and time this report was printed and dates and times this
report covers. If a statement appears indicating "No Records", that
means no pinsetter activity was recorded for that date.
[4],[5]
DRS-10
Will be the lane numbers and each lanes activity. The bar graph
will change in size depending on the actual pinsetter activity.
LANE ACTIVITY REPORT
LANE ACTIVITY REPORT
[1] Run Date: 4/18/96 8:11 AM
BRUNSWICK LANES
FROM 4/15/96 @ 7:00 AM THRU 4/17/96 @ 3:00 AM [2]
**NO RECORDS EXIST FOR 4/16/96 [3]
[1]
Date and time report was run
[2]
Date and time report covers
[5]
[3]
Dates no activity was recorded, if listed
[4]
Lane numbers
[5]
Pinsetter cycles on each lane
1XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 103
2XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 180
3XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 125
4
5XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 268
6XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
372
7XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 344
8XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 258
9XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 155
10XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 88
11XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 281
12XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 94
13
14XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 134
15XXXXXXX 33
16XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 92
17XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 326
18XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 88
19XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 227
20
21
22XXXXXXXXXXXX 65
23
24XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 124
25
26
27
28
29XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 81
30XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 85
31
32XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 294
LANE [4]
RELATIVE LANE USAGE (ACTUAL FRAME COUNT AT END OF LINE)
TOTAL FRAMES FROM PINSETTER: 3817.0
AVERAGE FRAMES FROM PINSETTER: 119.3
DRS-11
BILLIARD TABLE ACTIVITY REPORT
USE:
This report will give the activity on the billiard tables, in hourly usage. This report serves a similar purpose as does the Lane Activity Graph. If
some tables are used more than others, the wear and tear will be greater, thus causing table repairs sooner than if all tables are used evenly.
The total time of usage should match the Daily Report totals.
[1]-[3]
Date and time this report was printed and dates and times this
report covers. If a statement appears indicating "No Records"
means no billiard activity was recorded for that date.
[4],[5]
DRS-12
This information is the break down for each table's activity. The
bar graph will alter in size depending on each table's usage. The
numbers at the end of each line indicate the total hours/minutes
that the table was in use.
BILLIARD TABLE ACTIVITY REPORT
[1]
Date and time activity happened
[2]
Actual date report was run
[3]
Dates no activity was recorded, if listed
[4]
Table numbers
[5]
Hours of activity on each table
DRS-13
LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT
USE:
This report is similar to the League/Tournament Activity Report. The major difference being that the report can be generated for a single
league, and that the information will be a week to week listing of activity for the league or leagues indicated.
If a center is doing the prize fund banking for a league, this will be a good report to indicate what was deposited on a weekly basis. If the
center is also using the Treasury program in the League Record Service software, this report will be a good backup to the entries in the
treasury program.
[1]-[3]
Date and time this report was printed and dates and times this
report covers. If a statement appears indicating "No Records"
means no league activity was recorded for that date. This report
can be generated for a single league or all leagues. When starting
the report, the only information necessary, besides the league
numbers, is the start of the bowling season.
[4],[5]
Programmed league number and name.
[6]
Date transaction was recorded in the journal log.
[7]
Actual lineage that was bowled during practice and league play.
[8],[9]
Listing of amounts due and actual amounts paid.
[10]
Difference, if any, between column 8 and column 9.
[11]
Further explanation of any abnormalities in the report.
DRS-14
LEAGUE WEEKLY REPORT
[1]
Date and time report was printed
[2]
Specific time period of data printed
[3]
Calendar dates when no activity was recorded
[4]
Programmed number for this league
[5]
Actual name of league
[6]
Date that data was entered through the control desk
[7]
Actual lines bowled during practice and league
[8]
Amount due from a guaranteed league
[9]
Listing of actual payments
[10]
Difference between columns 8 and 9
[11]
Indications that payments listed may not have been on a
regular basis or were not what was due in column 8
DRS-15
JOURNAL LOG (All Transactions)
USE:
The Journal Transaction Log is a fully detailed report of every transaction that occurred. Each time a completed action is done, at the control
desk or pinsetter, that action is given a sequence number, by the system, and logged in here. This report can be generated for any time period
between a minute and 400 days, depending on the data recorded in the computer. This report can also be generated to list all transactions or a
specific type of transaction, i.e. just paid out transaction, or refunds only.
The Journal Log is usually printed to help clarify a Daily Report that may not be balancing.
[1],[2]
This will indicate when the report was printed and for what period of
time the information covers.
[3]-[5]
The sequence number assigned to this transaction, by the
program, and the date and time the action occurred.
[6]
Lane number(s), if any, that were involved in this transaction.
[7]
Sheet numbers are automatically assigned to each open play
transaction. The numbers could represent an actual open play
sheet that was assigned, provided the house is using numbered
lane sheets for open play.
[8]
Shoe rental transaction followed by the drawer number, if more
than one cash drawer is on the system.
[14]
This will be a description of the transaction. This will list lane on
and off, adjustments to the transaction, taxes (if added on to the
sale), and open department sales. The open department is
indicated by the alpha code associated to that department,
preceded by a $ sign. A "v" or "r" will precede the alpha code if a
void or refund transaction was recorded.
[15],[16] These two columns will display the payment totals and the total of
any downward adjustment that was made to the cost of the sale.
[17]
This column will display a single alpha character that will indicate
a special condition was noted. Examples of a special condition
could be that the lane was turned off after the walkdown time
expired but no frames were counted.
[18]
This will list the User ID # of anyone that completed a password
protected function.
Time elapsed from the time the lane was turned on until the lane
was turned off.
[9]-[11] Total frame cycles from the pinsetter and game and extra frames
scored for this transaction.
[12]
[13]
The bowling rate that the lane was issued at and turned off at. This
could also be the league or tournament number in use, or in the
case of a billiards, the rate and collateral excepted for a billiard
transaction.
DRS-16
JOURNAL LOG (All Transactions)
[1]
Date and time report was printed
[2]
Period of time report covers
[3]
Auto sequence number, assigned by the program, to every
transaction
[4]
Calendar date of transaction
[5]
Time of transaction
[6]
Lanes involved in transaction, if any
[7]
Sheet number, assigned by system, every time a lane transaction
occurs
[8]
Time elapsed from lane on to lane off
[9]
Pinsetter cycles for this transaction
[10]
Games scored by scorer
[11]
Extra frames scored by scorer
[12]
Bowling rate lane was issued at
[13]
Rental shoes paid for
[14]
Description of transaction
[15]
Amount collected for sale
[16]
Displays any downward adjustment in the computer generated cost
and that which was actually collected
[17]
Alpha codes denoting exceptions to the transaction. Alpha codes
are listed in DRS manual
[18]
User ID # of person completing password protected function
DRS-17
LIU AND SIU ERROR LOGS
USE:
Both of these reports should be used by the mechanic to help determine any scorer or lane interface problems. A detailed explanation of the
LIU errors can be found in the DRS User's Guide and the SIU errors should be listed in the Mechanic's scorer manual.
The LIU (Lane Interface Unit) report indicates non-routine conduct or any break in the normal operating procedures when the Center
Management System is dealing with the pinsetters. This report is only available with “AS” scorers.
The SIU (Scorer Interface Unit) report indicates non-routine conduct or any break in the normal operating procedures when the Center
Management System is dealing with the automatic scorers.
Both reports can be generated for any time period that data exist on the computer and can be anywhere from a minute up to 400 days.
It is recommended that this report be printed as soon as the system is activated. After that, a routine scheduled printing should be setup
between the mechanic and management.
LIU Report:
SIU Report:
[1],[2]
Listing of report printing time and time span report reflects.
[1],[2]
Listing of report print time and time span report reflects.
[3]
Sequence number assigned by system to this transaction.
[3]-[6]
Details of the error - when, where, and what happened.
[4]-[7]
Detailed listing of when, and where the error occurred and a
description of the error.
DRS-18
LIU ERROR LOG
LIU AND SIU ERROR LOGS
LIU Error Log
LIU ERROR LOG
BRUNSWICK LANES
FROM 3/19/96 @ 2:54 AM THRU 3/30/96 @ 4:56 PM [2]
[1]
Date and time report was printed
[3]
[4]
[5]
SEQ#
DATE
TIME
[2]
Period of time that is reflected on report
[3]
Program sequence number of action
[4]
Date error occurred
[5]
Time of day error occurred
013776
013776
013776
013820
013820
013820
013820
013820
013820
3/23
3/23
3/23
3/23
3/23
3/23
3/23
3/23
3/23
7:59
7:59
7:59
9:37
9:37
9:37
9:37
9:37
9:37
[6]
Lane(s) error occurred on
[7]
Description of error
[6]
[1] RUN DATE: 4/1/96 2:54
PAGE 1
[7]
LANE
ERROR DESCRIPTION
4
5
1
13
14
15
16
17
18
MAINTENANCE ON
MAINTENANCE ON
MAINTENANCE ON
MAINTENANCE ON
MAINTENANCE ON
MAINTENANCE ON
MAINTENANCE ON
MAINTENANCE ON
MAINTENANCE ON
SIU Error Log
[1]
Date and time report was printed
[2]
Period of time reflected on the report
[3]
Date error occurred
[4]
Time of day error occurred
[5]
Lane(s) error occurred on
[6]
Description of error
NOTE
Both reports should be given to the center
mechanic. Description of errors can be found
in DRS User's Guide and Mechanic's scorer
manual.
SIU ERROR LOG
SCORER ERROR LOG
BRUNSWICK LANES
FROM: 1/7/96 @ 9:00 AM THRU 1/7/96 @ 12:19 PM [2]
[3]
[4]
DATE
TIME
LANES
1/7
1/7
1/7
9:58
10:05
10:33
3-4
12-13
7-8
DRS-19
[5]
[1] RUN DATE: 1/7/96 12:38
[6]
ERROR DESCRIPTION
SCANNER NOT TALKING
PRINTER OUT OF PAPER
SCANNER INPUT ERROR
PAGE 1
GENERAL LEDGER FILE REPORT
USE:
General Ledger numbers assigned to control desk revenue are listed. This report will print total dollars and will print with or without General
Ledger numbers. Several options are available for changing, viewing, or printing.
This report would be a consolidated hard copy of journal entries, and can include general ledger numbers, if they have been entered into the
system.
[1],[2]
Listing of the date and time the report was printed and the time
span this report covers.
[6]
Dollar value of the category. This could reflect a positive or a
negative number.
[3]
The type of activity.
[7]
Total amount of revenue.
[4]
The center's general ledger code for this type of business.
[5]
Number of items sold for this dollar value, if any units can be
indicated.
DRS-20
GENERAL LEDGER FILE REPORT
[1]
Name of report and center
[2]
Date and time report was printed
[3]
Type of activity
[4]
General ledger account number
[5]
Number of items associated to dollar value, if applicable
[6]
Dollar amount of specific revenue
[7]
Total amount of revenue
CASH EXPRESS LEDGER NUMBERS [1]
BRUNSWICK SCORER SCHOOL
PAGE 1
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
Category
Ledger Number
Units
Amount
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
0900-500
170
100
30
30
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
$34.00
$17.50
$5.25
$2.85
$610.00
$5.00
$25.00
$6.00
$15.00
$150.00
$2.00
$57.38
$2.38
[7] TOTAL AMOUNT =
$932.36
OPEN GAME ADULT PAID
OPEN GAME JUNIOR PAID
OPEN GAME SENIOR PAID
OPEN GAME SPEC B PAID
LEAGUE UNSUPP
LEAGUE OTHER
LEAGUE PRIZE FUND
SHOE RATE 1
DEPT LOCKERS
DEPT P/S BALL
DEPT KEY DPST
TAX 1
TAX 3
DRS-21
[2] RUN DATE: 04/28/96 13:36
JOURNAL LOG ADJUSTMENTS
USE:
This report can be generated to show any manual adjustments made to the journal log. This report is similar to the format of the actual
transaction log.
This adjustment report is printed to show who made adjustments, what was adjusted, and when the adjustments were made.
[1],[2]
Indicates for what period of time the information covers.
[3]-[6]
Indicates the actual date and time the adjustments were made and
by whom, and the sequence number involved on the log.
[7],[8]
Lane numbers and sheet number, if any, that were affected by the
adjustment.
[9]
Time elapsed from the time the lane was turned on until the lane
was turned off.
[10]-[13] Shows total frames, games, and extra frames involved and also
the rate of bowling charged.
[14]
Shoe rental transaction followed by drawer number.
[15]
Description of manual adjustment.
[16]
Amount of manual adjustment.
[17],[18] Indicates any special conditions involved or if a downward
adjustment was done.
DRS-22
JOURNAL LOG ADJUSTMENTS
[1]
Name of center
[2]
Period of time report covers
[3]
Date of adjustment
[4]
Time of adjustment
[5]
Name of person who adjusted transaction log
[6]
Auto sequence number that was adjusted on the log
[7]
Lanes involved, if any
[8]
Sheet number, if any
[9]
Time elapsed from lane on to lane off
[10]
Pinsetter cycles for this transaction
[11]
Games scored by scorer
[12]
Extra frames scored by scorer
[13]
Bowling rate lane was issued at
[14]
Rental shoes paid for
[15]
Description of transaction adjustment
[16]
Amount collected for sale
[17[
Any downward adjustment in the computer generated cost
[18]
Alpha code denoting exceptions to the transaction. Codes
are listed in the DRS User's Guide
BRUNSWICK LANES [1]
FROM 1/4/96 @ 3:35 PM THRU 1/5/96 @ 8:47 AM, ADJ (ALL DRAWERS [2]
[3] [4] [5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10] [11] [12] [13] [14]
[15]
[16]
PAGE 1
[17] [18]
DATETIMEUSER SEQ LANESSHEETELAPSEFRAMEGAME EXTRA RATE SHOEDESCRIPTION
AMOUNTADJUSTEXCP
1/415:35 chuck 010111 1 - 2 00000 0:00
1/5 8:47 back 010039 2 - 2 00000 0:20
DRS-23
0
23
0
2
0 6.00/GAME
3 15.00/HOUR
LANE
/S ADJUST
LANE
/A ADJUST
100.00
.06
ADDITIONAL DEPARTMENT CASH REPORT
USE:
Report showing manual entry of revenue to additional departments that have been designated for adding to the Daily Report.
[1],[2]
Name of report and the center with the date and time the report
was generated.
[3]
Date for which additional revenues were entered to be included on
the daily report.
[4],[5]
[6]
Additional department defined in the back office for which revenues
need to be included. These monies are not received by the control
desk.
[7]
Amount of dollars manually entered for the additional departments.
Time the revenues were entered and by whom.
DRS-24
ADDITIONAL DEPARTMENT CASH REPORT
[1]
Report name and place
[2]
Date report was generated
[3]
Date that manual entry was accomplished
[4]
Time that manual entry was done
[5]
Name of person who manually entered amounts
[6]
Additional department involved
[7]
Amount of monies manually entered to specific additional
department
ADDITIONAL DEPARTMENT CASH REPORT [1]
BRUNSWICK LANES
DRS-25
[2] RUN DATE: 1/5/96 9:36
PAGE 1
[3]
[4] [5]
[6]
[7]
ENTRY
TIME/USER
DEPARTMENT
AMOUNT
1/5
1/5
1/5
1/5
1/5
1/5
9:35 back
9:35 back
9:35 back
9:35 back
9:35 back
9:35 back
21-TROPHIES
22-SHIRTS
23-LOTTERY
24-RENT S/B
25-RENT P/S
26-BANQUET DEPOSIT
$
$
$
$
$
$
21.00
.54
200.00
100.00
10000.00
122.55
CONTROL DESK REPORTS
REPORT TITLE
PAGE #
USE OF REPORT
1.
Shift Report
CD-2,3
Quick reference report for the total of the shift sales, listed by
department totals. Total lineage for open, league, and
tournament are listed at end of report.
2.
Transaction Receipts
CD-4,5
Sales transaction print-outs. Listing of each item sold. Can be
reprinted on demand.
** Available from Center Management System.**
CD-1
COMPETITION
SHIFT REPORT
USE:
This report is generated from the control desk terminal. It can be directed to print on the control desk receipt printer or the office printer,
whichever the management decides.
This report is designed to be a quick reference to the sales generated this shift. Each type of bowling is displayed with corresponding dollar
values. League and tournament payments are shown, as well as any open department sales. If taxes are added to the sale, they will be listed
separately.
The total line will reflect the net sales for this shift. Pay-outs, voids, and refunds will have been deducted from this line.
Below the total line will be a listing of open, league, and tournament lineage. These will be listings of actual scored games and any extra
frames that were bowled.
This report can be printed any time during the day, and zeroed any time of the day.
CD-2
SHIFT REPORT
CASH DRAWER #1 SUMMARY
BRUNSWICK BOWLING
Z-OUT #: 0138
12:02 PM
USE:
This report is generated from the control desk terminal. It
can be directed to print on the control desk receipt printer or
the office printer, whichever the management decides.
APR 2
OPEN/GAME
OPEN/TIME
OPEN/FLAT
SUBTOTAL
This report is designed to be a quick reference to the sales
generated this shift. Each type of bowling is displayed with
corresponding dollar values. League and tournament
payments are shown, as well as any open department
sales. If taxes are added to the sale, they will be listed
separately.
13.00
9.45
.00
22.45 *
LG/LINEAGE
659.50
LG/PRIZE
125.50
LG/OTHER
75.00
TOURNAMENT 125.75
BILLIARD
13.00
SHOES( 1.00)
3.00
SHOES( .75)
3.00
CANDY
–.35
COOKIES
–.50
LOCKERS
12.00
P/S BALLS
109.00
P/S BAGS
56.90
P/S SHOES
75.00
TAX( 4.000%)
31.41
TAX( 5.000%)
.65
TAX( 5.000%)
12.05
_________________________
TOTAL
1323.36
The total line will reflect the net sales for this shift. Payouts, voids, and refunds will have been deducted from this
line.
Below the total line will be a listing of open, league, and
tournament lineage. These will be listings of actual scored
games and any extra frames that were bowled.
This report can be printed any time during the day, and
zeroed any time of the day.
OPEN
GAMES:
EXTRA:
LEAGUE
GAMES:
EXTRA:
TOURNAMENT
GAMES:
EXTRA:
When this report is zeroed, an unresettable sequence
control number is printed below the date and time. If there
is no sequence number on the report, the “print only” option
was selected — not the “zero totals and print” option.
CHECKS
VISA
CASH
CD-3
6
0
40
0
0
0
235.00
75.00
65.93
TRANSACTION RECEIPT
USE:
Serves as a customer receipt. Produced from the receipt printer attached to the control desk monitor. Every transaction or only selected
transactions can be keyed to print at the end of the sale. A duplicate receipt can be generated, immediately after the sale, by pressing the
SHEET key.
Transactions will be listed as they occurred. Each line of entry will be printed, with a detail of how the transaction was paid for, i.e. cash,
check, Visa, etc. The program can have nine forms of payment, besides cash.
Each transaction will be date and time stamped.
A five line message can be added to the top of the receipt and/or the bottom of the report. Either or both can be highlighted (in red), provided
the Star Printer is used, with black and red ink.
The receipt can also have any included taxes (i.e. PST, GST) printed on a separate line.
CD-4
TRANSACTION RECEIPT
USE:
BRUNSWICK LANES
_______________________________________
2-Apr-96
11:56 AM
CASH TRANSACTION
Serves as a customer receipt. Produced from the receipt
printer attached to the control desk monitor. Every
transaction or only selected transactions can be keyed to
print at the end of the sale. A duplicate receipt can be
generated, immediately after the sale, by pressing the
SHEET key.
P/S BALLS = $109.00-T5
P/S BAGS = $56.90-T5
P/S SHOES = $75.00-T5
TAX 5:
$12.05
AMOUNT DUE: $252.95
GFT CRTFCT : $100.00
VISA
: $152.95
Transactions will be listed as they occurred. Each line of
entry will be printed, with a detail of how the transaction
was paid for, i.e. cash, check, Visa, etc. The program can
have nine forms of payment, besides cash.
CHANGE:
Each transaction will be date and time stamped.
Five lines of messages can be added to both the top and
bottom of the receipt.
CD-5
$.00
OPEN PLAY REPORTS
REPORT TITLE
PAGE #
USE OF REPORT
1.
Center Directory
OP-2,3
Listing of all open bowling groups on this computer.
2.
Bowler Information Report
OP-4,5
Multiple format report that will list all bowlers selected, with
addresses, phone #'s, and various data.
3.
Score Verification Report
OP-6,7
Listing of manually entered scores.
4.
Standings Sheet
OP-8,9
Individual standings of selected bowlers in the open play
program. Selection is based on various critiera.
5.
Bowler History Report
OP-10,11
Individual bowler printout with current and year to date activity.
6.
Activity Report
OP-12,13
Listing of year to date, open play activity. Shows monthly, the
number of new bowlers and number of bowlers that have not
bowled recently.
COMPETITION
**Available with Center Management System. Automatic interface with the AS-90 scorer is possible
if v900 software is present (in scorer).**
OP-1
DIRECTORY OF CENTERS
USE:
This report will list all the bowling center and/or group numbers that open bowlers are being entered into. The term 'center' and 'group' are
synonymous. This program can be used to list bowler names, addresses, phone numbers, and scores of any person, whether they are an open
bowler or not. Names can be “grouped” together for isolation purposes. Names from sister centers can be entered and kept separate from the
main bowling center's mailing list. HOWEVER, if the center is going to send the bowler names to the scorer consoles during open play, those
bowlers must be registered in center number one.
All Center Management Systems arrive with bowling center number one already defined. The only setup procedures necessary are to change the
name of the center to reflect the correct name.
OP-2
CENTER DIRECTORY
USE:
RUN DATE: 04/18/96
CENTER DIRECTORY
This will list any additional groups of bowlers that are on the
computer. "Center" #1 will represent the bowling center the
computer is located at. The other "Center" numbers could
represent actual bowling centers that names are being
retained for or different groups of bowlers within center one.
CENTER #
1
2
3
4
The RUN DATE will reflect the date the report was printed.
The remaining information will be a listing of any existing
group/center numbers and their identifying title.
OP-3
CENTER NAME
JOE'S KEGGLING SALOON
ROBIN'S PLACE
LITTLE LAMB DAY CARE
ALLENDALE H.S. PHYS. ED.
BOWLER INFORMATION REPORT
USE:
The Bowler Information Report will list bowlers in the Open Play program in several formats. The listing of the bowlers can be in one of 3 different
orders. The bowlers selected for the printout can be from seven different selection criteria. Example: List all adult, male bowlers (in alpha order)
between the average of 175 and 200 who are league bowlers and have bowled within the past month.
[1]
Date the report was printed for. Bowling center or specific group the
bowlers are listed under. Title of report and period of time the report
is for.
[2]
Selection criteria that the following bowlers have met. Specifics as to
what was used to select the bowlers and in what order they are listed.
[3]
The ID number from the open play program and the bowler's name.
OP-4
[4],[5]
Bowler's address and phone number. If no data was entered, the
field will be blank. The headings will stay the same.
[6]
The Age column is really the Age Group. There are three different
categories for the age group: Adult, Junior, and Senior Citizen.
[7]
Gender of bowler (Man, Woman, Boy, Girl), whether this bowler bowls
in a league or not, and if the bowler is right or left handed.
BOWLER INFORMATION REPORT
[1]
Date the report was run, the bowling center (or group)
represented, and the time period covered by the report are
indicated in the heading.
[2]
The method used to select the bowlers (one of five).
[3]
The open bowler ID # and the name of that bowler.
[4],[5]
Any address and/or phone number information in the
bowler's file will be listed next.
[6]
The "Age" column refers to bowler type, 'A'dult, 'J'unior, or
'S'enior Citizen.
[7]
Additional information about that bowler.
OP-5
SCORE VERIFICATION REPORT
USE:
This is a hard copy of any scores that have just been entered manually to the open play program.
[1]
Date report was printed, center/group represented, and time period
report covers.
[2]
Open Play bowler ID # and name.
[3]
Current scores and total pins that have just been entered to the
bowler file.
[4]
Sum of the bowler files that have been adjusted, including total
number of games entered, total pins and a composite average for the
open bowlers who have just completed bowling.
NOTE
This report prints automatically, at the end of the score
entry routine.
OP-6
SCORE VERIFICATION REPORT
USE:
This is a hard copy of any scores that have just been
entered manually to the open play program.
[1]
Date report was printed, center/group represented, and
time period report covers.
[2]
Open Play bowler ID # and name.
[3]
Current scores and total pins that have just been entered to
the bowler file.
[4]
Sum of the bowler files that have been adjusted, including
total number of games entered, total pins and a composite
average for the open bowlers who have just completed
bowling.
NOTE
This report prints automatically, at the end of
the score entry routine.
OP-7
STANDINGS SHEET
USE:
The standings sheet is used in the same fashion as the standings sheet for league or tournament. This report recognizes bowler accomplishments,
in open play. The sheet is all by individual and the bowlers can be listed in one of five different ways:
1) By ID number, low to high.
2) Alphabetically
3) By average, high to low
4) By number of games bowled, most to least
5) By high game, high to low.
The bowlers printed can be chosen from seven different criteria selections. Example: Print adult women non-league bowlers, under the average
of 150, that have bowled a score of 175 or better, within the last season.
[1]
Date the report was printed, bowling center or group the bowlers
represent, the title of the report and the time span the report covers.
[5]
Total scratch pins, from the total games bowled, during this time
frame.
[2]
The order the bowlers are listed. Any specific selection criteria used
will also be listed.
[6]
Average generated from taking the total pins bowled and dividing
them by the total games bowled.
[3]
Open Play ID number assigned to that bowler, followed by the
bowler's name.
[7]
Highest game bowled during this time frame.
[4]
Total number of games bowled during this time frame.
OP-8
STANDINGS SHEET
[1]
Date report was printed, center/group represented, and
time period report covers.
[2]
Method used to sort the bowlers selected (one of five ways
to sort).
[3]
Open Play bowler ID # and name of bowler.
[4]
Total number of games bowled during this time frame.
[5]
Total scratch pins for all games bowled, during this time
frame.
[6]
Average based on total pins divided by total games.
[7]
Highest game bowled over this time period.
OP-9
BOWLER HISTORY REPORT
USE:
This report is similar to the bowler summary printed from the League Record Service program. This report can be printed at any time and will reflect
the open play activity during the specified time span. The format cannot be altered, but the message file can be customized to the bowler, to the
group, or to the center. This report, when folded properly, can serve as an addressed letter for envelopes with windows.
[1]
The date the report was printed, with the group or center information
and report title.
[2]
This will be the open play ID number assigned to the named bowler.
[3]
The customized message file that has a maximum size of 10 lines by
40 characters.
OP-10
[4]
The bowler's address file.
[5]
Each month's activity for this bowler, followed by the year to date
running total.
[6]
The highest game bowled to date.
BOWLER HISTORY REPORT
[1]
Date report was printed, center/group represented, and title
of report.
[2]
Open Play bowler ID number and bowler's name.
[3]
Customized message file, maximum of 10 lines by 40
characters.
[4]
Bowler address file.
NOTE
If report is folded in thirds, the address will fit
an envelope with a window, for mailing.
[5]
Bowling statistics for the current month and the year to date
totals.
[6]
Highest game bowled to date.
OP-11
ACTIVITY REPORT
USE:
This report will reflect the center or group's open bowling activity. The report can be run at any time. The 'year' is based on a bowling center's
season, September to August. The data recorded will reflect only those bowlers that are registered in the Open Play program.
[1]
Date report was printed, bowling center/group information is from, and
title of report.
[2]
Month by month breakdown of number of bowlers that bowled, total
games completed by those bowlers, and a composite average of
those same bowlers.
[3]
A breakdown of the composite average from #2 above, but divided
among right and left handed bowlers.
OP-12
[4]
The type of bowlers that generated the data above. New bowlers
indicates first time registration in the Open Play program. Any
number in the idle column would be existing bowlers in the Open Play
program that did not open bowl that month.
[5]
Year to date totals of the same monthly categories.
ACTIVITY REPORT
5
USE:
This report will reflect the center or group's open bowling
activity. The report can be run at any time. The 'year' is
based on a bowling center's season, September to August.
The data recorded will reflect only those bowlers that are
registered in the Open Play program.
[1]
Date report was printed, bowling center/group information is
from, and title of report.
[2]
Month by month breakdown of number of bowlers that
bowled, total games completed by those bowlers, and a
composite average of those same bowlers.
[3]
A breakdown of the composite average from #2 above, but
divided among right and left handed bowlers.
[4]
The type of bowlers that generated the data above. New
bowlers indicates first time registration in the Open Play
program. Any number in the idle column would be existing
bowlers in the Open Play program that did not open bowl
that month.
[5]
Year to date totals of the same monthly categories.
OP-13
CASH EXPRESS REPORTS
REPORT TITLE
PAGE #
USE OF REPORT
1.
Menu Items in a Specific
Department
CER-2,3
Listing of items for sale in a specific department. Includes
prices and taxes.
2.
Shift Report
CER-4,5
Isolates sales and items for periods within a day's business.
3.
Daily Report
CER-6,7
Combined report of the entire day's sales and items for all time
periods.
4.
Journal Transaction Log
CER-8,9
Line by line entry of each occurring transaction for any time
period.
5.
Itemized Sales Report
CER-10,11
Isolates specific PLU showing quantity and net sales for a
specified time period.
6.
Items for Sale at Cash
Terminal
CER-12,13
For reference only. Provides a listing of PLU items for sale at a
specific location.
7.
Paid Out Report
CER-14,15
Lists any monies paid out during a specified time period at
specified locations.
**Available with Center Management System.**
CER-1
COMPETITION
MENU ITEMS IN A SPECIFIC DEPARTMENT
USE:
The department list should be printed for reference purposes. This printout includes department name, department number, price code, prices,
and tax information.
[1]
The run date and department name is listed.
[2]-[4]
The item name and Price Look Up Number is given. A column is
included to indicate whether an item is out of stock or not. Out of
stock items are indicated by an asterisk.
[5]-[10] The item's department number and price code is given. The three
level pricing tier is listed with tax codes.
CER-2
MENU ITEMS IN A SPECIFIC DEPARTMENT
[1]
Date report was generated, with center name, department
number and name
[2]
Price Look Up Number of item
[3]
Column for indicating item out of stock
[4]
Item name
[5]
Department number
[6]
Price Code used to change prices of groups of items
[7]
Three prices available for use for same item
[8]
Four tax rates available for assigning to an item
RUN DATE: 04/24/96
BRUNSWICK LANES [1]
MENU MAINTENANCE - ALL MENU ITEMS IN DEPT 12 - LIQUOR
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
DEPT
PC
PLU# OUT ITEM NAME
1200
VODKA COKE
12
12
1201
VODKA SHOT
12
12
1202
VODKA ROCKS
12
12
1203
VODKA SODA
12
12
1204
VODKA TONIC
12
12
1205
VODKA & 7 UP
12
12
1206
SCREWDRIVER
12
12
1207
VODKA GRAPEFRUIT
12
12
1208
VODKA PINEAPPLE
12
12
1209
VODKA CRANBERRY
12
12
1210
VODKA GIMLET
12
12
1211
VODKA COLLINS
12
12
1212
VODKA MARTINI-UP
12
12
1213
VODKA MARTINI-RX
12
12
1214
BLOODY MARY
12
12
1301
ABSOLUT SHOT
12
12
1302
ABSOLUT ROCKS
12
12
1303
ABSOLUT SODA
12
12
1304
ABSOLUT TONIC
12
12
1305
ABSOLUT & 7 UP
12
12
1306
ABSOLUT DRIVER
12
12
1307
ABSOLUT GRAPEFRUIT
12
12
1308
ABSOLUT PINEAPPLE
12
12
1309
ABSOLUT CRANBERRY
12
12
1310
ABSOLUT GIMLET
12
12
1311
ABSOLUT COLLINS
12
12
1312
ABSOLUT MARTINI-UP
12
12
1313
ABSOLUT MARTINI-RX
12
12
1314
ABSOLUT BLOODY MARY
12
12
1401
GIN SHOT
12
12
1402
GIN ROCKS
12
12
1403
GIN TONIC
12
12
1404
GIN & 7 UP
12
12
1405
GIN & O.J.
12
12
1406
GIN GRAPEFRUIT
12
12
1407
TOM COLLINS
12
12
1408
GIN MARTINI-UP
12
12
1409
GIN MARTINI ROCKS
12
12
1410
GIN BLOODY MARY
12
12
1411
GIN GIMLET
12
12
1412
TANQ SHOT
12
12
1413
TANQ ROCKS
12
12
1414
TANQ SODA
12
12
1415
TANQ TONIC
12
12
1501
TANQ & 7 UP
12
12
1502
TANQ & O.J.
12
12
1503
TANQ GRAPEFRUIT
12
12
1504
TANQ GIMLET
12
12
1505
TANQ COLLINS
12
12
1506
TANQ MARTINI UP
12
12
1507
TANQ MARTINI RX
12
12
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PAGE 1
MENU MAINTENANCE
[7]
PRICE A
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
1.95
2.75
2.75
2.15
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.45
2.45
2.45
2.45
2.45
2.45
3.05
3.05
2.45
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.45
2.45
2.45
2.45
3.05
3.05
[7]
PRICE B
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
1.95
2.75
2.75
2.15
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.45
2.45
2.45
2.45
2.45
2.45
3.05
3.05
2.45
1.95
1.95
1.95
1.95
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.45
2.45
2.45
2.45
3.05
3.05
[7]
[8]
PRICE C
TAXES
2.20
1000
2.20
1000
2.20
1000
2.20
1000
2.20
1000
2.20
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.20
1000
3.00
1000
3.00
1000
2.40
1000
2.50
1000
2.50
1000
2.50
1000
2.50
1000
2.50
1000
2.70
1000
2.70
1000
2.70
1000
2.70
1000
2.70
1000
2.70
1000
3.30
1000
3.30
1000
2.70
1000
2.20
1000
2.20
1000
2.20
1000
2.20
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.40
1000
2.50
1000
2.50
1000
2.50
1000
2.50
1000
2.50
1000
2.70
1000
2.70
1000
2.70
1000
2.70
1000
3.30
1000
3.30
1000
SHIFT REPORT
USE:
The Cash Express Shift Report is a summary of the sales made during a shift on a specified date. The shift report includes payment types,
departments, items, and tax totals.
[1]-[3]
Indicates date of the shift report requested, the run date and time,
and drawer number. The shift range of time from zeroed shift to the
next is shown.
[12]-[13] Breaks out any taxes charged with description, and gives total taxes
charged.
[4]-[10] Shows the items sold as summarized. Lists the department number,
total sales, voids, paid outs, discounts, and final total of the items
sold.
[11]
Indicates any paid outs not specific to any department.
(Note: An asterisk denotes taxes included in price.)
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[14]
Lists grand totals of each column.
[15]
Shows payment types with summarized totals.
[16]
Represents discounts recorded with description and totals.
SHIFT REPORT
SHIFT REPORT FOR 23-APR-96
BRUNSWICK LANES
[1]
ALL TERMINALS
[2]
RUN DATE: 23-APR-96 7:31 PM
PAGE 1
TERM 2 SHIFT 23-APR-96 @ 5:00 AM (DAY START) TO 23-APR-96 @ 6:14 PM [3]
[1]
Shift report date, center name, and cash drawer number
[2]
Date and time report was initiated
[3]
Lists terminal number, date, and range of time of report
[4]
Department number
[5]
Department title
[6]
Total department sales for that period
[7]
Void or refund totals for a specific department
[8]
Paid out totals for a specific department
[9]
Discount totals for a specific department
[10] Total department sales after voids, paid outs, and discounts
[11] Miscellaneous paid outs not attributed to a specific department
[12] Total taxes charged by title and type
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
VOID/
TITLE
SALES
REFUND
PAID OUT
DISCOUNT
TOTAL
DEPT
1 * BEVERAGES
20.51
.00
.00
.00
20.51
1 * OPEN BEVERAGES
2.59
.00
.00
.00
2.59
2
APPETIZERS
31.85
.00
.00
-.30
31.55
2
OPEN APPETIZERS
6.50
.00
.00
.00
6.50
4
BURGERS
17.95
.00
.00
.00
17.95
5
PIZZA BY SLICE
4.50
.00
.00
.00
4.50
6
SUBS & SANDWICHES
15.45
.00
.00
.00
15.45
7 * ICE CREAM & NOVELTY
2.50
.00
.00
.00
2.50
15
PIZZA PIES
68.40
.00
.00
.00
68.40
15
OPEN PIZZA PIES
.00
.00
-20.00
.00
-20.00
17
ITAL SPECIALTY
3.60
.00
.00
.00
3.60
20 * IMPULSE SIDE SALES
2.13
.00
.00
.00
2.13
21 * PIZZA TOPPINGS
3.76
.00
.00
-.19
3.57
22 * COOKIES/CAKE
1.18
.00
.00
.00
1.18
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[11]
MISC. PAID OUT
-10.00
-10.00
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TOTALS:
180.92
.00
-30.00
-.49
150.43
[12]
TAX
1
VOID/
SALES
REFUND
TOTAL
ADDED:
8.88
.00
8.88
INCL:
1.92
.00
1.92
TOTAL: 10.80
.00
10.80
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[13]
TOTALS:
10.80
.00
10.80
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[14]
GRAND TOTALS:
191.72
.00
-30.00
-.49
161.23
[13] Total taxes charged
[15]
[14] Grand total of sales with taxes minus paid outs, voids, refunds,
and discounts
TITLE
SALES
PERCENT
6.000
PAYMENT TYPE
TOTAL
----------------------------------MASTER CARD
$23.52
GIFT CERTIF
$10.00
CASH
$127.22
----------------------------------TOTAL
$161.23
[15] Payment types with totals
[16] Discount types with totals
[16]
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DISCOUNT TYPE
TOTAL
----------------------------------1 OPEN % DISC OPEN %
-$.19
2 SENIOR DISC -10%
-$.30
----------------------------------TOTAL
-$.49
DAILY REPORT
USE:
The Cash Express Daily Report is a combination of totals for all shifts during a business day. A separate daily report can be generated for each
terminal. This report can be displayed on screen or printed on the printer.
[1]-[3]
Indicates date of the shift report requested, the run date and time,
and drawer number. The shift range of time from zeroed shift totals
to the next zeroed shift is shown.
[12]-[13] Breaks out any taxes char ged, with description, and gives total taxes
charged.
[14]
Lists grand totals of each column.
[4]-[10] Shows the items sold as summarized. Lists the department number,
total sales, voids, paid outs, discounts, and final total of items sold.
[15]
Lists payment types with summarized totals.
[11]
[16]
Represents discounts recorded with description and totals.
Indicates any paid outs not specific to any department.
(Note: An asterisk denotes taxes included in price.)
CER-6
DAILY REPORT
[1]
Daily report date, center name, and terminal numbers
[2]
Date and time of initiated report
[3]
Lists shift time periods covered with shift totals
[4]
Department number
[5]
Department title
[6]
Total department sales for that period
[7]
Void or refund totals for a specific department
[8]
Paid out totals for a specific department
[9]
Discount totals for a specific department
[10] Total department sales after voids, paid outs, and discounts
[11] Miscellaneous paid outs not attributed to a specific department
[12] Total taxes charged by title and type
[13] Total taxes charged
[14] Grand total of sales with taxes minus paid outs, voids, refunds,
and discounts
COMBINED DAILY REPORT FOR 23-APR-96
[1]
BRUNSWICK LANES
ALL TERMINALS
[2]
TERM 2 SHIFT 23-APR-96 @ 5:00 AM (DAY START) TO 23-APR-96 @ 6:14 PM
TERM 1 SHIFT 23-APR-96 @ 5:00 AM (DAY START) TO 23-APR-96 @ 7:18 PM
TERM 2 SHIFT 23-APR-96 @ 6:14 PM TO 23-APR-96 @ 7:18 PM
COMBINED REPORT
[4]
[5]
RUN DATE: 23-APR-96 7:31 PM
PAGE 1
$161.23
$463.71 [3]
$115.24
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
VOID/
TITLE
SALES
REFUND
PAID OUT
DISCOUNT
TOTAL
DEPT
1 *
BEVERAGES
39.12
.00
.00
.00
39.12
1 *
OPEN BEVERAGES
4.71
.00
.00
.00
4.71
2
APPETIZERS
59.55
.00
.00
-.30
59.55
2
OPEN APPETIZERS
10.00
.00
.00
-1.00
9.00
3
SALADS
3.45
.00
.00
.00
3.45
4
BURGERS
17.95
.00
.00
.00
17.95
5
PIZZA BY SLICE
7.35
.00
.00
.00
7.35
6
SUBS & SANDWICHES
35.75
.00
.00
.00
35.75
7 *
ICE CREAM & NOVELTY
2.50
.00
.00
.00
2.50
7 *
OPEN ICE CREAM & NOVELTY
.94
.00
.00
.00
.94
10 *
BEER
304.82
-1.75
.00
-6.32
296.84
11 *
WINE
8.95
.00
.00
.00
8.95
11 *
OPEN WINE
2.59
.00
.00
.00
2.59
12 *
LIQUOR
126.84
-2.03
.00
-2.13
122.68
12 *
OPEN LIQUOR
6.13
.00
.00
.00
6.13
14 *
BAR MODIFIERS
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
15
PIZZA PIES
102.10
.00
.00
-6.95
95.15
15
OPEN PIZZA PIES
.00
.00
-20.00
.00
-20.00
16
HOT DOGS
6.00
.00
.00
.00
6.00
17
ITAL SPECIALTY
3.60
.00
.00
.00
3.60
20 *
IMPULSE SIDE SALES
2.13
.00
.00
.00
2.13
21 *
PIZZA TOPPINGS
3.76
.00
.00
-.19
3.57
22 *
COOKIES/CAKE
1.18
.00
.00
.00
1.18
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[11]
MISC. PAID OUT
-12.00
-12.00
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TOTALS:
749.42
-3.78
-32.00
-16.80
696.84
[12]
VOID/
SALES
REFUND
TOTAL
ADDED: 14.28
.00
14.28
INCL: 29.28
-.22
29.06
TOTAL: 43.56
-.22
43.34
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[13]
TOTALS:
43.56
-.22
43.34
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[14]
GRAND TOTALS:
792.98
-4.00
-32.00
-16.80
740.18
TAX
1
[15] Payment types with totals
[15]
[16] Discount types with totals
[16]
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TITLE
SALES
PERCENT
6.000
PAYMENT TYPE
TOTAL
------------------------------------MASTER CARD
$23.52
GIFT CERTIF
$10.49
CASH
$127.22
------------------------------------TOTAL
$161.23
DISCOUNT TYPE
TOTAL
------------------------------------1 OPEN % DISC OPEN %
-$.19
2 SENIOR DISC -10%
-$.30
------------------------------------TOTAL
-$.49
JOURNAL TRANSACTION LOG
USE:
The Cash Express Journal Transaction Log is a fully detailed report of every transaction that occurred. Each time an action is taken at the Cash
Drawer, that action is given a sequence number by the system and is logged. This report can be initiated for any time period between one minute
to 400 days. This report has several options listed with it.
[1]-[2]
Indicates when report was run and for what time period.
[3]-[5]
The sequence number assigned to the action and the date and time
the action occurred.
[6]
The register number where action took place.
[7]
The type of action that took place whether a "no sale" occurred, or if
a Bowler Express order was entered.
[8]-[11] The quantity, menu item, cost, and pricing tier are described here.
The letter "A" represents the default rate.
[12]-[13] The total cost of the menu items and the payment type are listed
here.
[14]
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The name of the person initiating the action.
JOURNAL TRANSACTION LOG
[1]
Date and time report was printed
[2]
Period of time report covers
[3]
Auto sequence number assigned to the action
[4]
Calendar date of transaction
[5]
Time of transaction
[6]
Number assigned to the terminal performing the action
[7]
The type of action taking place
[8]
Number of specific menu items being sold
[9]
Item name and department number
[10] Item cost
JOURNAL TRANSACTION LOG - ALL TRANSACTIONS
[1] RUN DATE: 23-APR-96 11:59 PM
BRUNSWICK LANES
PAGE 1
FROM 23-APR-96 2 19:10 TO 23-APR-96 2 23:50 CASH TERM(S) 1 [2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8] [9]
[9]
[10] [11]
[12]
[13]
[14]
SEQ# DATE TIME REG#
DESCRIPTION
QTY
DEPTITEM COST
RATE
PAY TYPE
TOTAL COST
USER
------------------------------------------------------------------------------000363 04/23/96 07:10 PM 01
SALE
6 10 BECKS BOTTLE
9.50* A
CASH
9.90
000364 04/23/96 07:10 PM 01
SALE
20 10 BECKS BOTTLE 33.00* A
CASH
33.00
000365 04/23/96 07:10 PM 01
SALE
14 10 MILLER LITE BOTTL 23.10*
A CASH
23.10
000366 04/23/96 07:10 PM 01
SALE
4 10 BUD PITCHER
24.00* A
5 12 TOM COLLINS
10.50*
5 10 BUD DRAFT
9.25*
5 10 MILLER DRAFT
9.25*
9 10 BUD LIGHT DRAFT16.65*
CASH
69.65
000367 04/23/96 07:11 PM 01
SALE
1 12 WHITE RUSSIAN 3.25* A
CASH
3.25
000368 04/23/96 07:11 PM 01
SALE
8 10 SHARP'S BOTTLE 13.20* A
8 10 MILLER BOTTLE 13.20* A
DISC 1=50% -6.60
CASH
19.80
ALAN
000369 04/23/96 07:11 PM 01
SALE
1 10 PABST BL RIB BOTL 1.65*
A
9 12 BLOODY MARY 19.35*
CASH
21.00
00037004/23/96 07:11 PM 01
REFUND ITEMS
-1
BLOODY
12
MARY
-2.15* A
-1 10 BUD DRAFT
-1.85
CASH
-4.00
SUSAN
000371 04/23/96 07:12 PM 01
SALE
1 12 B52
3.75* A
DISC 3 = $$$ -.25
CASH
3.50
BILL
00037204/23/96 07:12 PM 01
BE 1 007 008 2 10 MILLER DRAFT 3.70*
A
1 10 COORS BOTTLE 3.30*
2 10 SHARP'S BOTTLE 1.65*
CASH
8.65
000373 04/23/96 07:12 PM 01
SALE
4 12 GIN MARTINI ROCKS 11.00"
A CASH
11.00
00037404/23/96 07:13 PM 01
SALE
12 10 MILLER LITE PITCH
72.00* A
CASH
72.00
000375 04/23/96 07:13 PM 01
SALE
OPN 1 FIVE LIQ.
6.50* A
CASH
6.50
[11] Price rate whether A, B, or C
[12] Payment type
[13] Total cost of sale
[14] Person who is ringing up the sale as logged on to the terminal
CER-9
ITEMIZED SALES REPORT
USE:
This report is generated when an itemized sales report is needed by department and menu item. It lists each department and shows quantity and
net sales of specific PLU numbered items sold. These menu items are listed from most sold to least sold showing the percentage of sales for that
day.
[1]-[3]
Report name with center name and the date the report was produced
is listed here. The time period the report covers is also shown along
with the Cash Express terminal for which the report represents.
[10]
[4]-[5]
Price Look Up Numbers and menu item names are listed here from
most sold in that department to least sold.
[13]
[6]-[9]
Includes the price per unit and the number of items sold for that time
period. The total dollar amount with tax included. Net sales are
without tax.
Gives the percentage of sales for a period of time for a specific item.
[11]-[12] Department totals are combined for total sales.
CER-10
Special symbols are explained in order to interpret the report.
ITEMIZED SALES REPORT
[1]
Date period of report
[2]
Date and time report was printed
[3]
Number of terminals involved in report
[4]
Price Look Up Number unique to a sales item
[5]
Item description
[6]
Price of one item
[7]
Number of items sold
[8]
Total sales with asterisk indicating tax included
[9]
Net sales after taxes (less discount)
[10] Percentage of sales for that day for that item
[11] Column totals for a department
[12] Grand total of every department sale
[13] Description of special symbols
ITEM SALES REPORT FOR 24-APR-96
BRUNSWICK LANES
ALL TERMINALS [3]
[1]
[4]
PLU#
[6]
UNIT PRICE
101
102
102
107
110
162
163
165
165
172
183
OPN
[11]
200
205
210
215
224
225
235
240
260
265
270
275
OPN
[5]
ITEM
DEPT. 1: BEVERAGES
LARGE COFFEE
SM DECAF COFFEE
LG DECAF COFFEE
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
ORANGE JUICE
JUMBO COKE
SMALL DIET COKE
JUMBO DIET COKE
SMALL DR PEPPER
JUMBO DR PEPPER
JUMBO MOUNTAIN DEW
OPEN DEPARTMENT
DEPARTMENT TOTAL
DEPT. 2: APPETIZERS
NACHOS
MOZZARELLA STICKS
FRIED VEGETABLES
CHICKEN WINGS
LOAF GARLIC BREAD
BREAD STICKS
FRIED MUSHROOMS
ONION RINGS
FRIES SMALL
FRIES LARGE
CURLY FRIES
LARGE CURLY FRIES
OPEN DEPARTMENT
DEPARTMENT TOTAL
[2]
RUN DATE: 24-APR-96 12:16 PM
PAGE 1
[7]
# SOLD
[8]
SALES
[9]
NET SALES
[10]
% OF SALES
.80
.60
.80
1.30
1.30
1.45
.95
1.45
.95
1.45
1.45
3
2
1
2
2
3
4
6
4
1
6
2
36
2.40*
1.20*
.80*
2.60*
2.60*
4.35*
3.80*
8.70*
3.80*
1.45*
8.70*
6.00*
46.40*
2.25
1.14
.75
2.46
2.46
4.11
3.60
7.40
3.60
1.37
7.67
5.66
42.47
.48
.24
.16
.52
.52
.88
.77
1.58
.77
.29
1.63
1.21
9.04
2.50
3.30
4.25
2.95
1.50
2.00
3.20
2.90
1.65
2.55
2.10
2.95
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
26
52
3
21
1
115
2.50
6.60
17.00
2.95
1.50
2.00
3.20
2.90
42.90
132.60
6.30
61.95
1.25
283.65
2.50
6.60
17.00
2.95
1.50
2.00
3.20
2.90
42.90
132.60
6.30
61.95
1.25
283.65
.53
1.41
3.62
.63
.32
.43
.68
.62
9.14
28.24
1.34
13.19
.27
60.40
DEPT. 4: BURGERS
HAMBURGER
1.90
1
1.90
1.90
.40
DOUBLE HAMBURGER
2.60
36
93.60
93.60
19.93
3.20
15
48.00
48.00
10.22
DBL CHEESEBURGER
DEPARTMENT TOTAL
52
143.50
143.50
30.56
==================================================================
[12] TOTAL - ALL DEPARTMENTS
203
473.55*
469.62
100%
[13]
* = TAX IS INCLUDED
& = NET SALES LESS DISCOUNTS
NOTE: % OF SALES IS BASED ON NET SALES (NOT INCLUDING TAX)
400
412
415
CER-11
ITEMS FOR SALE AT CASH TERMINAL
USE:
This report provides detailed and summarized menu rosters. The summarized roster shows item names and Price Look Up Numbers only. The
detailed roster includes the department number, price code, three possible prices, and taxes. Three report options are available.
[1]-[2]
Report title, center name, and cash terminal number is listed. The run
date and time of the report is shown.
[3]-[4]
CER-12
The report is listed alphabetically, by PLU #, or by order of entry with
the department number and item description.
ITEMS FOR SALE AT CASH TERMINAL
[1]
Name of report, center name, and terminal number
[2]
Date and time report was generated
[3]
Price Look Up Number
[4]
Item name
PLU ROSTER
[2] RUN DATE: 24-APR-96 11:27 AM
BRUNSWICK LANES
PAGE 1
[1]
BRUNSWICK SNACK BAR - CASH TERMINAL #2
[3]
[4]
112 BLOODY MARY
803 SUGAR
MIX
770 SUPREME BAR
130 BREAD STIX
811 SWEET N LOW
W/CHZ
111 TOMATO JUICE
765 CANDY CRUNCH
746 VAN/CHOC CUP
322 CHICKEN
832 W/1000 ISLAND
NOODLE
526 W/BLACK OLIVES
710 CHOC CHIP
833 W/BLUE CHEESE
COOKIE
527 W/CANADIAN
760 CHOC ECLAIR
BACON
725 CHOCOLATE
BROWNIE
323 CLAM CHOWDER
785 COOKIE
SANDWICH
CER-13
109 CRANBERRY
JUICE
912 CREAM
780 FROZEN MILKY
WAY
107 GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
246 HONEY ROAST
NUTS
121 HOT TEA
740 ICE CREAM
SANDWCH
11
JACKPOT
775 JUMBO JET POP
821 W/EXTRA
CHEESE
823 W/EXTRA
PEPPERS
831 W/FRENCH
525 W/GREEN
PEPPERS
830 W/ITALIAN
822 W/JALAPENOS
840 W/KETCHUP
846 W/LETTUCE
842 W/MAYO
180 JUMBO ROOT
BEER
750 KING CONE
813 LEMON FOR TEA
103 LG DECAF
COFFEE
105 LG HOT
CHOCOLATE
10
LUCKY PULL TAB
514 MAKE IT A
DELUXE
12
MATCH TICKET
182 MED MOUNTAIN
DEW
523
841
854
843
851
844
820
834
522
W/MUSHROOM
W/MUSTARD
W/ONION
W/ONION
W/PEPPERONI
W/PICKLES
W/PIZZA SAUCE
W/RANCH
W/SAUSAGE
PAID OUT REPORT
USE:
The Paid Out Report lists all paid out transactions performed during a specific period. The report can be generated for one day, one month, and
between two dates or sequence numbers. The report can be generated for one terminal or combined terminals. It can also be printed with several
other options.
[1]-[3]
The report name with time period of report, center name, and number
of terminal is shown. The date and time the report was generated is
also indicated.
[4]-[5]
The Price Look Up Number with department number is indicated. If
an item is part of an open department, it is shown.
[6]-[7]
The number of department paid outs is recorded with the total amount
of paid outs.
[8]
All department paid outs are totaled.
CER-14
PAID OUT REPORT
[1]
Report name and time period
[2]
Terminal number
[3]
Date and time report was generated
[4]
PAID OUT REPORT FOR 23-APR-96
BRUNSWICK LANES
ALL TERMINALS [3]
[1]
[2]
RUN DATE: 23-JUN-94 7:49 PM
PAGE 1
[5]
ITEM
DEPT. 2: APPETIZERS
OPN
OPEN DEPT.
------------DEPARTMENT TOTAL:
[6]
# PAID OUT
[7]
AMOUNT
[4]
PLU #
1
---------
65.95
-------65.95
1
---------
Price Look Up Number
DEPT. 15: PIZZA PIES
OPEN DEPT.
------------DEPARTMENT TOTAL:
20.00
-------20.00
[5]
Item description
OPN
3
---------
[6]
Number of total paid outs
DEPT. 55: PULL TABS
OPEN DEPT.
------------DEPARTMENT TOTAL:
17.00
-------17.00
[7]
Total of department paid out amounts
[8]
Grand total of all paid outs
OPN
MISCELLANEOUS PAID OUTS:
12.00
==================================================================
TOTAL PAID OUTS - ALL DEPT. [8]
114.95
CER-15
BOWLER EXPRESS REPORTS
REPORT TITLE
PAGE #
USE OF REPORT
1.
Department Summary
Report
BER-2,3
Listing of cash totals by department, used to determine "best
sellers."
2.
Lounge/Snack Bar
Transaction Log, Summary
BER-4,5
Summarized listing by lane of each order with cash total.
3.
Lounge/Snack Bar
Transaction Log, Detailed
BER-6,7
Detailed listing of entire order with receipt number, by lane;
includes voided orders.
4.
Lounge/Snack Bar Item
List
BER-8,9
Any menu item with prices, flagging, and modifier group
number is listed.
5.
Modifier Group Report
BER-10,11
Listing of groups identified as modifiers.
6.
Center Information Inquiry
List
BER-12,13
Report generated to list inquiries to a category for center
information (How many times did someone look at an item?).
7.
Center Information Signup
List
BER-14,15
Report listing those who want more information.
8.
MECHANIC'S ALERT Trouble Call Transaction
Log
BER-16,17
Detailed listing, by lane, of trouble calls for a specified time
period.
9.
MECHANIC'S ALERT Trouble Call Summary
Report
BER-18,19
Summarized listing by lane and type of trouble call with total
number of calls for that lane.
**Available with Center Management System.**
BER-1
COMPETITION
DEPARTMENT SUMMARY REPORT
USE:
This report lists the cash totals for each department at each location of a cash terminal for a specific time period. This report is useful for
determining what department is the best producer for any given period of time.
[1]-[3]
The report description, run date and time, and center name is
included in the heading.
[4]
Indicates the time range of the report.
[5]
Department number and name.
BER-2
[6]
Receiving station sales totals.
[7]
The department number and name is included with the sales total at
the different Bowler Express receiving stations.
[8]
Lists the total period sales by location. It also includes a grand total
of sales.
DEPARTMENT SUMMARY REPORT
BOWLER EXPRESS
DEPARTMENT SUMMARY REPORT
[2]
[3]
[1]
Report name
[2]
Report date and time
[3]
Center name
RUN DATE: 15-MAR-96 9:35 AM
[1]
BRUNSWICK LANES
DEPARTMENT SUMMARY REPORT FROM 14-MAR-96 @ 6:00 PM TO 15-MAR-96 @ 11:59 PM
[5]
DEPT
[6]
LOC 1
BAR
[6]
LOC 2
LOUNGE
[4]
[6]
LOC 3
SNACK BAR
[7]
TOTAL
10 LIQUOR
92.00
40.00
00.00
$132.00
11 BEER
80.50*
70.00*
00.00
$150.50*
12 WINE
40.65*
14.00*
00.00
$54.65*
[4]
Time range of report
[5]
Department number and name
15 PIZZA
00.00
00.00
80.95
$80.95
[6]
Receiving station sales total
20 BURGERS
00.00
00.00
78.95
$78.95
[7]
Total of department sales
21 SANDWICHES
00.00
00.00
50.00
$50.00
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TOTAL [8]
168.55*
00.00
141.35*
309.90*
[8]
Grand total of location sales
AN * INDICATES TAXES ARE INCLUDED
BER-3
LOUNGE/SNACK BAR TRANSACTION LOG, SUMMARY
USE:
This report is a list of every Bowler Express order within a specific time frame. The summary includes date, time, lane number, and total cost of
each order. The printout includes taxes.
[1]-[4]
The report title, run date, center name, and time range is included in
the report.
[5]-[8]
BER-4
The date and time of each Bowler Express order is summarized by
lane number.
LOUNGE/SNACK BAR TRANSACTION LOG, SUMMARY
BOWLER EXPRESS [1]
SUMMARIZED TRANSACTION LOG
[2]
[3]
[1]
Report name
[2]
Report date and time
[3]
Center name
[4]
Date and time range of report
[5]
Date
[6]
Time
[7]
Lane number
[8]
Total cost of order
RUN DATE: 15-MAR-96 9:35 AM
BRUNSWICK LANES
BOWLER EXPRESS TRANSACTIONS FROM 14-MAR-96 @ 9:00 PM TO 14-MAR-96 @ 11:59 PM
[5]
DATE
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
3/14/94
[6]
TIME
9:26 PM
9:30 PM
9:32 PM
9:38 PM
9:38 PM
9:39 PM
9:39 PM
9:41 PM
9:41 PM
9:43 PM
9:47 PM
9:48 PM
9:59 PM
10:01 PM
10:01 PM
10:03 PM
10:11 PM
10:21 PM
10:29 PM
10:42 PM
10:58 PM
11:20 PM
11:37 PM
[7]
LANE
[8]
ORDER COST
37
26
15
2
13
11
8
2
16
6
14
1
6
12
22
27
17
31
7
11
15
6
10
$16.15*
$ 6.60
$ 4.80*
$10.62
$ 2.20*
$ 3.71
$ 6.50*
$16.38
$ 7.20*
$18.85*
$ 9.64
$12.75*
$14.01
$11.94
$ 2.25*
$ 3.11
$ 7.65*
$ 4.22
$22.59
$ 8.49
$10.64
$ 1.55*
$ 3.74
AN * INDICATES THAT SOME ITEMS IN THIS ORDER HAVE TAXES INCLUDED
BER-5
[4]
LOUNGE/SNACK BAR TRANSACTION LOG, DETAILED
USE:
This report lists every transaction from the Bowler Express terminals within a specified time. In addition to the information available in the summary
report, this report also lists the specific items ordered in each transaction. It includes taxes, station number, and the lane number from which items
were ordered. Will also include voided items.
[1]-[4]
The report name, time and date of generation is listed. The time
range is included with the center name.
[5]-[8]
The date, time, and lane number from which the items were ordered
is included in the report. The station number to which the order was
sent is listed as well.
[9]-[12] The entire order is detailed with the cost of each item as well as the
entire cost of the order. The order receipt number is also listed.
BER-6
LOUNGE/SNACK BAR TRANSACTION LOG, DETAILED
BOWLER EXPRESS [1]
DETAILED TRANSACTION LOG
[2]
[3]
[1]
Report name
[2]
Run date and time
[3]
Center name
[4]
Time range of report
[5]
Date of Bowler Express Order
[6]
Time of Bowler Express Order
[7]
Lane number
[8]
Station number receiving order
[9]
Order receipt number
[10]
Number of items ordered with item name
[11]
Item cost
[12]
Total order cost
RUN DATE: 15-MAR-96 9:30 AM
BRUNSWICK LANES
BOWLER EXPRESS TRANSACTIONS FROM 14-MAR-96 @ 9:00 PM TO 14-MAR-96 @ 9:45 PM
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[9]
[10]
[11]
[12]
DATE
TIME
LANE
STA
RECEIPT
ITEM
COST
ORDER COST
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3/14/96 9:26 PM
37
1
0000077
1 SM DECAF COFFEE
2.60*
1 SM HOT CHOCOLATE
2.65*
3 ENGLISH MUFFIN
3.25
TAX: SALES
0.20
TAX: CITY
0.16
TAX: LUX
0.13
TAX: MISC
0.10
$ 9.09
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3/14/96 9.32 PM
32
1
0000078
1 HEINEKEN BOTTLE
1.90
TAX: SALES
0.11
$ 2.01
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3/14/96 9:33 PM
27
1
0000079
3 CHABLIS
6.75
1 WHITE ZINFANDEL
2.25
VOID
-1 CHABLIS
-2.25
TAX: SALES
1.17
TAX: CITY
0.83
$ 8.75
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AN * INDICATES TAXES ARE INCLUDED IN PRICE.
BER-7
LOUNGE/SNACK BAR ITEM LIST
USE:
This report is a list of all menu items in the Bowler Express system. It includes prices, taxes, flagging information, and modifier group number.
The report includes the category box number as shown on the Bowler Express lane terminal.
[1]-[3]
Includes the report name, center name, and run date and time.
[4]
This line lists the category box number, the screen page number, the
category name, and whether the station is the bar or snack bar.
[5]-[9]
Within each category box are more item boxes (up to 15). The box
number, the Price Look Up number and description are included.
The three price tiers are listed with the tax types.
[10]-[13] If an item is flagged or highlighted it is listed here. The station
number, to which the ordered item is sent, appears here. If an item
has a modifier group, the number is listed.
BER-8
LOUNGE/SNACK BAR ITEM LIST
BOWLER EXPRESS
[1]
[2]
[1]
Run date and time
[2]
Center name
[3]
Report name
[4]
Screen page number, category box number, name, station
type, if itemized
[5]
Menu box number
[6]
Price Look Up number
[7]
Item name
[8]
Pricing tier
[9]
Tax type
[10]
Flagging number
[11]
If highlighted
[12]
Receiving station number
[13]
Modifier group number
RUN DATE: 15-MAR-96 10:35AM
BRUNSWICK LANES
[3] LOUNGE/SNACK BAR ITEMS AND MODIFIERS
[4]
PAGE 1
BOX 1
BEVERAGES
TYPE: BAR ITEMIZE: N
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[8]
[8]
[9]
[10] [11] [12]
[13]
BOX PLU
NAME
PRICE A
PRICE B
PRICE C TAX FLG
HI
STA
MOD
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
62 COFFEE
.50
.60
.70
1
N
2
6
2
63 LARGE MILK
.75
.85
.95
1
N
2
3
64 SMALL MILK
.50
.60
.70
1
N
2
4
87 APPLE JUICE
1.25
1.35
1.45
1
N
2
12
5
66 ICED TEA
.50
.60
.70
1
N
2
6
67 HOT CHOCOLATE
.80
.90
1.00
1
N
2
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PAGE 1
BOX 2
BEER
TYPE: BAR ITEMIZE: N
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BOX PLU
NAME
PRICE A
PRICE B
PRICE C TAX FLG
HI
STA
MOD
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
4001 BUD DRAFT
1.85
1.00
2.10
1
B
N
1
2
4004 MILLER DRAFT
1.85
1.00
2.10
1
B
N
1
3
4003 MILLER LITE DRAFT
1.85
1.00
2.10
1
B
N
1
4
4029 BUD BOTTLE
1.65
1.00
1.90
1
B
N
1
5
4027 MICHELOB BOTTLE
1.65
1.00
1.90
1
B
N
1
6
4028 COORS BOTTLE
1.65
1.00
1.90
1
B
N
1
7
4033 BUD LITE BOTTLE
1.65
1.00
1.90
1
B
N
1
8
4026 BECKS BOTTLE
1.65
1.00
1.90
1
B
N
1
9
4032 HEINEKEN BOTTLE
1.65
1.00
1.90
1
B
N
1
10
4024 SHARP'S BOTTLE
1.65
1.00
1.90
1
B
N
1
13
246 HONEY ROAST NUTS
.75
.75
.75
1
Y
1
15
250 PRETZELS
.75
.75
.75
1
Y
1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PAGE 1
BOX 3
APPETIZERS
TYPE: FOOD ITEMIZE: Y
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BOX PLU
NAME
PRICE A
PRICE B
PRICE C TAX FLG
HI
STA
MOD
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
200 NACHOS
2.50
2.50
2.50
1
B
N
1
10
2
205 MOZZARELLA STICKS
3.30
3.30
3.30
1
B
N
1
3
210 FRIED VEGETABLES
4.25
4.25
4.25
1
B
N
1
4
215 CHICKEN WINGS
2.95
2.95
4.25
1
B
N
1
5
224 LOAF GARLIC BREAD
1.50
1.50
1.50
1
B
N
1
6
225 BREAD STICKS
2.00
2.00
2.00
1
B
N
1
7
235 FRIED MUSHROOMS
3.20
3.20
3.20
1
B
N
1
8
240 ONION RINGS
2.90
2.90
2.90
1
B
N
1
9
260 FRIES SMALL
1.65
1.65
1.65
1
B
Y
1
10
265 FRIES LARGE
2.55
2.55
2.55
1
B
Y
1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BER-9
MODIFIER GROUP REPORT
USE:
This report lists the items set up in Bowler Express that act as modifiers to major items. With this option, a list of modifier group names can be
produced, or a detailed list of groups. There are several options for this report.
[1]-[2]
Indicates the run date of the report with the center name and the
name of the report with the Modifier Group Number.
[3]-[5]
This section lists the Price Look Up number with the item name. It
also includes whether the item is out of stock.
[6]-[9]
BER-10
Lists the department number and the price code. The pricing tier with
tax information is shown.
MODIFIER GROUP REPORT
RUN DATE: 15-MAR-96 9:50 AM
BRUNSWICK LANES
[1]
PAGE 1
MENU MAINTENANCE
[2]
[1]
Run date and time
[2]
Group number and name
[3]
Price Look Up number
[4]
Out of stock column
[5]
Item description
[6]
Department number
[7]
Price code number
[8]
Pricing tier
[9]
Tax code
[3]
PLU #
100
245
246
250
251
252
260
261
[4]
OUT
[5]
ITEM NAME
WITH FRIES
RAW ONIONS
FRIED ONIONS
WITH MAYO
WITH KETCHUP
WITH MUSTARD
ADD LETTUCE
ADD TOMATO
MODIFIER GROUP 1 - CONDIMENTS
[6]
DEPT
4
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
[7]
PC
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
AN * INDICATES TAXES ARE INCLUDED IN PRICE.
BER-11
[8]
PRICE A
.85
.10
.10
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
[8]
PRICE B
.95
.10
.10
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
[8]
PRICE C
1.05
.10
.10
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
[9]
TAXES
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
CENTER INFORMATION INQUIRY LIST
USE:
This report lists the categories set up in the Center Information section of Bowler Express, and lists the total inquiries for each category. There are
several options available for this report. This report documents the level of bowler interest in each promotion.
[1]-[2]
The report name and the time period of the report is listed.
[3]-[5]
There are 99 separate center information categories that can be
defined. The category number and whether it is presently showing on
the screen, with the title name is shown.
[6]-[7]
BER-12
The number of times someone accessed the category box is
recorded. If a bowler accessed the screen wanting to leave his name
and phone number, it is also recorded.
CENTER INFORMATION INQUIRY LIST
BRUNSWICK LANES
[1]
[1]
Name of report
[2]
Time period of report
[3]
Category item number
[4]
Current category on screen
[5]
Category title
[6]
Number of times a category was accessed
[7]
Number of times more information was requested
BOWLER EXPRESS CENTER INFORMATION INQUIRY LIST
THE FOLLOWING LIST INCLUDES:
ALL CATEGORIES [2]
INQUIRIES MADE ON 4/3/96
[3]
ITEM
3
16
23
25
29
30
35
43
44
56
68
83
[4]
#
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
[5]
TITLE
JOIN A LEAGUE
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
NIGHT CLUB
NIGHT ACTIVITIES
LOTTERY
SUNDAY CLUB
PRO SHOP
INSTRUCTION
LEARN TO BOWL
TOURNAMENT INFO
MOONLIGHT BOWLING
TOURNAMENT RESULTS
[6]
# INQUIRIES
20
6
0
0
2
5
4
0
4
13
6
4
* CATEGORY IS CURRENTLY IN USE
BER-13
[7]
MORE INFO
13
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
3
2
1
RUN DATE: 4/6/96
CENTER INFORMATION SIGNUP LIST
USE:
This report is a printout of those who have "signed up" for requesting more information about a category. A report is generated which can be used
to follow up promotions, or as a database for those who want to join a league. There are several options for this report.
[1]-[2]
Report name and time period requested is indicated.
[3]-[4]
The time and date of the bowler "sign up" is recorded.
[5]-[6]
BER-14
The name and phone number of the person who signed up for more
information is listed. There is a filter system that will eliminate false
entries of names and/or phone numbers.
CENTER INFORMATION SIGNUP LIST
BRUNSWICK LANES
[1]
[1]
Report name
[2]
Category name and number
[3]
Date of inquiry
[4]
Time of inquiry
[5]
Name entered by bowler
[6]
Phone number entered by bowler
BOWLER EXPRESS CENTER INFORMATION SIGNUP LIST
THE FOLLOWING LIST INCLUDES:
NAMES ENTERED FOR CATEGORY #3 - JOIN A LEAGUE
ON 4/3/96
[2]
[3]
DATE
04/03/96
04/03/96
04/03/96
04/03/96
04/03/96
[4]
TIME
11:00 AM
11:21 AM
02:07 PM
02:21 PM
04:56 PM
[5]
NAME
BETTY SMITH
AL JOHNSON
JENNY KITTLE
CHRIS STEWART
ELLEN KING
04/03/96
04/03/96
04/03/96
04/03/96
04/03/96
04:57 PM
06:46 PM
08:13 PM
09:21 PM
09:49 PM
ELAINE GOLD
ANNA DAWES
IDA NELSON
DICK SMYTHE
PEG WEST
277-0983
242-3235
511-0741
423-0935
787-9861
04/03/96
04/03/96
04/03/96
10:03 PM
10:11 PM
11:00 PM
ED BARRONS
SUE STENGEL
BARBI JACKSON
328-9932
312-0432
216-9821
BER-15
[6]
PHONE #
762-5094
609-4438
423-5987
261-9872
332-5072
RUN DATE: 4/6/96
MECHANIC'S ALERT - Trouble Call Transaction Log
USE:
This report lists trouble calls for a specific period of time. It lists date, time, lane number, and type of problem. It may be printed for all lanes or only
certain lanes. It may be used to print details of all problems on specific lanes.
[1]-[3]
The run date and time, center name, and time period covered is
listed.
[4]-[7]
BER-16
The day and time of the trouble call is recorded, as well as the lane
number from which the trouble call was made. The type of problem
involved is also listed.
MECHANIC'S ALERT - Trouble Call Transaction Log
BOWLER EXPRESS
[1]
[2]
TROUBLE CALL TRANSACTION LOG FROM 4/3/96 @ 11:00 AM THRU 4/3/96 @ 9:00 PM
[1]
Run date and time
STATUS
[2]
Center name
[3]
Time period of report
[4]
Date of trouble call
[5]
Time of trouble call
[6]
Lane number of trouble call
[7]
Type of trouble call
[4]
DATE
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
4/3/96
- - - - - -END-OF-REPORT- - - - -
BER-17
RUN DATE: 4/5/96 10:05 AM
BRUNSWICK LANES
[5]
TIME
11:00 AM
11:20 AM
11:22 AM
12:13 PM
12:15 PM
1:23 PM
1:27 PM
2:10 PM
2:22 PM
3:44 PM
3:44 PM
4:08 PM
5:51 PM
6:44 PM
8:13 PM
8:13 PM
[6]
LANE
17
18
4
10
17
12
4
11
11
4
12
9
10
11
4
12
[3]
[7]
PROBLEM
BALL RETURN
CLEANUP SPILL
MACHINE PROBLEM
BALL RETURN
PIN 5
CLEANUP SPILL
DEAD WOOD
SCORER HELP
DEAD WOOD
SCORER HELP
MACHINE PROBLEM
DEAD WOOD
CLEANUP SPILL
BALL RETURN
MACHINE PROBLEM
BALL RETURN
MECHANIC'S ALERT - Trouble Call Summary Report
USE:
This report lists the lane number and total number of each type of problem at the center. It also lists the number of problems on a lane for a specific
length of time. It gives an overview of the types and frequency of trouble calls in a center.
[1]-[3]
Run date and time of report, with the center name and time period
being reported.
[4]-[12] The lane number that was involved in the trouble call is recorded
along with the trouble call type and total number of calls on that lane.
BER-18
MECHANIC'S ALERT - Trouble Call Summary Report
BOWLER EXPRESS
[1]
[2]
TROUBLE CALL SUMMARY REPORT FROM 1/1/96 @ 12:00 AM THRU 1/5/96 @ 12:00 AM
[1]
Run date and time
[2]
Center name
[3]
Report period
[4]
Lane number
[5]
Number of times pins had to be reset
[6]
Number of ball returns
[7]
Number of times a machine problem was called in
[8]
Number of times a bowler needed help at the lower console
[9]
Number of times dead wood appeared
[10]
Number of times a beverage spill was called in
[11]
Number of undefined problems
[12]
Number of all trouble calls on that lane
[4]
RUN DATE: 1/5/96 12:03 AM
BRUNSWICK LANES
[3]
LANE
[5]
RESET
PINS
[6]
BALL
RETURN
[7]
MACHINE
PROBLEM
[8]
SCORER
HELP
[9]
DEAD
WOOD
[10]
CLEANUP
SPILL
[11]
OTHER
PROBLEM
TOTAL
1
2
3
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
4
TOTAL
2
1
- - - - -END-OF-REPORT- - - - -
0
0
0
0
1
4
BER-19
[12]
LEAGUE RECORD SERVICE REPORTS
REPORT TITLE
PAGE #
USE OF REPORT
1.
League Roster
LRS-3,4
Listing of bowlers in league with several optional formats always
presented and four columns of information.
2.
League Standings
LRS-5,6
Weekly listing of team standings. Will list seasonal awards for
bowler and team, plus weekly winners. There are approximately
15 options to set the format of the standings.
3.
Individual Average Report
LRS-7,8
Listing of each bowler, in team or alpha order, with year to date
totals and award scores. There are approximately 15 options for
the format of this report.
4.
Team Weekly Report
LRS-9,10
Listing of past week's game and series scores, plus year to date
total pins and high award scores.
5.
Bowler Weekly Report
LRS-11,12
Listing of past week's game and series scores for each bowler.
Year to date totals and high award scores are printed also. This
format could be in team order or alpha order.
6.
Bowler/Team Weekly
Recap Form
LRS-13,14
Multi-part form printed weekly, for bowlers to record their scores.
7.
League Season Schedule
LRS-15,16
Listing of each week the league bowls and lane assignments.
Special weeks and a listing of team numbers and names is
provided.
8.
Awards Printout
LRS-17,18
Five different formats for season end awards. Listing will rank
all bowlers qualified in high to low order.
9.
Bowler Final Average
Report
LRS-19,20
Listing of bowlers, alpha order, genders separate, that can be
submitted to most associations for final average listing. Report
can be generated any time of the year.
10. Individual Bowler Season
Summary
LRS-21,22
Bowler's season summary of each week's scores and final
average, with award scores.
LRS-1
COMPETITION
LEAGUE RECORD SERVICE REPORTS - Continued
REPORT TITLE
PAGE #
USE OF REPORT
11. Team Season Summary
LRS-23,24
Team's season summary of each week's scores and final team
average, with award scores.
12. League Accounts Report
LRS-25,26
If tracking lineage and prize fund, this report will list year to date
totals for each team and the league total.
13. Bowler Dropout List
LRS-27,28
Report can be generated to list bowlers who have not bowled
within a specified number of weeks.
14. League Directory
LRS-29,30
Listing of all leagues on the computer, with day, time, and lane
assignments.
15. Mailing Labels from League
List Label Program
LRS-31,32
Can be printed from each league, or using the League/List
Label program, all leagues can be consolidated into a single
print.
**Available with Center Management System.**
LRS-2
COMPETITION
(leave blank for now)
LEAGUE ROSTER
USE:
This report can be customized in several different formats. The most extensive would be to have all the information in the bowler file printed. This
would include complete address and phone number. The bowlers that are selected can also be customized. The report could print everyone or
be as selective as to only include substitutes.
[1]
Actual date the report was printed.
[2]
The league's number and name. Also the current week of the season
the league is in at the time the report is printed.
[3]
The team number and name, plus the rostered members.
[4]
If the league is a mixed league of adults or adults and juniors, this
column will indicate (M)an, (W)oman, (B)oy, or (G)irl.
[5]
If requested, the complete address of the bowler can be added to this
printout. Another column will be added if phone numbers are
requested.
[6]
Any roving or floating substitute bowlers will be listed alphabetically,
with the same information requested for the regular bowlers.
NOTE
The following is a listing of the selections available for
this report:
1. Complete list - active bowlers only
2. Complete list including inactive bowlers
3. Team captains only
4. Substitutes only
5. Inactive bowlers only
6. Men only (from a mixed league)
7. Women only (from a mixed league)
8. Boys only (from an adult/youth or mixed junior league)
9. Girls only (from an adult/youth or mixed junior league)
LRS-3
LEAGUE ROSTER
[1]
Date and time report was printed
[2]
League number, name, and the current week number of the
season
[3]
Listing of team numbers, names, and current roster on
each team
Columns #4 and #5 are optional. An additional column can
be added for the phone numbers, also.
[6]
Roving substitutes will be listed alphabetically with the
same information as the regular team members.
NOTE
This printout can be done by team order or all
bowlers alphabetically.
This report can include all bowlers, including inactive
bowlers. This report could also be selective, i.e.
substitutes only. There are up to nine different bowler
groupings that could be requested.
LRS-4
LEAGUE STANDINGS
USE:
This is a weekly printout that is done after weekly scores have been entered. The standings reflect the win/loss record of each team, plus optional
statistics. Individual and team seasonal awards will also be printed, along with weekly awards. The bottom of the standings can display a message,
and if selected, will list any bowlers celebrating a birthday this week. The format is determined through the setup of the league rules. This report
can be printed any time, BUT it will always reflect year to date totals.
[1]-[7]
Particular information pertaining to this league. These are all optional
information and can be deleted from the top of the report, if desired.
[8]
This is a message line that is center created, and will stay on the
standing sheet until deleted or changed.
[9]
Current team standings from first place to last.
[10]
Current win/loss record, season to date. If any makeup matches are
pending, this column will have an asterisk beside the "WON" column.
[11]
Team total pins. This column could reflect total plus handicap or just
scratch pin fall, depending on the league rules.
[12]
Optional statistics for high game/series scratch and high game/series
handicap. These columns are maintained throughout the season and
updated automatically as the scores are entered.
[13]
This is an optional column and is recommended if the league bowls
split seasons. The LRS program will allow up to four splits per
season. This column would reflect the standings at the end of each
split.
NOTE
[14] through [17] are optional selections when defining
the league. They are optional not only to print or not to
print, but the number of people listed can range from
two to five, in each category. The number of teams that
can be listed also varies from two to five, again,
depending on how the league rules are defined.
[14]
Last Weeks Results will reflect what each team did against their
opponent. Pin totals can be with or without handicap, depending on
how the league rules were defined.
[15]-[16] This will reflect the season and year to date winners of the specific
awards selected to print. The selection of the specific awards, the
number of people listed, and how the awards should be determined,
are all decided during the league definition.
[17]
LRS-5
If this option is selected, the program will pull out the winners in the
same categories as #15 and #16. The difference is that only last
week's scores will be scanned.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
[1]
Center information.
[2]-[7]
General league info that is optional to print.
[8]
A message that is user defined and will stay there until
deleted or changed.
[9]
Team position standings from first to last. Ties will be
indicated with a blank by the tied team.
[10],[11] Current win/loss record (half, quarter, etc.) and total pins
bowled.
[12]
Optional high scratch game/series or handicap game/series
scores.
[13]
Optional display of year to date season win/loss standings.
[14]
Optional team display of game scores and wins with only
last week's scores.
[15],[16] Optional individual and team award scores. Categories and
number of places shown are all governed in the league
rules.
[17]
Last week's score will be scanned to select the high scores
for the same award categories selected in number 15 and
16 above.
LRS-6
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE REPORT
USE:
This report is a current listing of each bowler and their bowling statistics. This report is a year to date total of each person's bowling activity in
this league. The report can be modified with a set of options that are defined when the league is set up. The report can be printed by itself or as
part of a weekly reports option.
The Average Report can be printed in a number of ways: alphabetically, in team order, in average order (high to low), or by team and lane
assignment order (like the sample). Once that selection is made, the columns to be printed are selected. Standard columns: Total pins, # of games
bowled, and current average. There are eight more options, of which five can be added to each person's information.
[1],[2]
The date and time the report was printed, along with the league
number, name, and the current week of the season and the date.
[3]
In the example, the bowlers are listed by team and in lane assignment
order for the upcoming week of bowling.
[4]
Seven of the 13 options that can be listed for each bowler.
[5]
Current lanes that the two teams are to bowl on, this week.
LRS-7
[6]
Roving/floating substitutes for the league will be listed alphabetically,
with all the statistics as the regular members, plus their league ID
number. The ID number is helpful for the league operator to activate
that bowler's score file.
[7]
The lane assignment schedule can be printed in one of four ways.
The report shown lists the schedule for the upcoming two weeks.
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE REPORT
[1],[2]
Date and time report was printed and for what league.
[3]
Team names and numbers, with their rosters.
[4]
Year to date statistics that are selected through the league
rule definition. Pins, games, and current average are
always printed, but a maximum of five other columns may
be selected to print.
[5]
Optional format to print teams in lane assignment order.
[6]
All roving substitutes will be listed alphabetically, with same
data as regular bowlers plus their system assigned bowler
number.
[7]
Optional listing as to upcoming lane assignment schedule.
LRS-8
WEEKLY TEAM REPORT
USE:
The Weekly Team report is a current listing of last week's scores. Each team is listed, with the game and series scores. Teams are listed
numerically, not by position. Win/loss record and current high award scores for each team are listed. This report can only be printed for the
immediate past week.
[1],[2]
Date and time report was printed. Also listed is the league number,
name and the current week of the schedule and its corresponding
calendar date.
[3],[4]
This will list each team and the lane they bowled on last week.
[5]
How the team did this past week in the win/loss column.
[6]
Game scores for the team this past week. This column can reflect
either the scratch or the handicap scores, depending on the
selections made during the league setup.
LRS-9
[7]
Total pins bowled last week. Again, this could reflect a scratch or
handicap total.
[8]
Grand total for the year to date.
[9]
Current team average (total pins divided by games bowled) and
current award scores.
[10]
Season to date win/loss record for the league. These numbers
should be the same, but if not, it probably means that a makeup
match is pending between two teams.
WEEKLY TEAM REPORT
[1],[2]
Date and time report was printed and for what league.
[3],[4]
Team number and the lane they were on last week.
[5]
Points won and lost last week.
[6]
Team game scores. Depending on league rules, these
could be scratch or with handicap.
[7]
Series total for last week.
[8]
Total pins for year to date total.
[9]
Current team average and high game/series scores,
scratch and handicap.
[10]
League win/loss total for year to date.
LRS-10
WEEKLY BOWLER REPORT
USE:
This report is very similar to the Weekly Team Report. Each bowler is listed with the scores he or she bowled last week. The bowlers can be listed
one of two ways: by team or alphabetically. Once that format is selected, the columns of information to follow are selected. The following are hard
coded to print: last week's scratch game and series scores, total pins, # of games bowled, and current average. There are five other options that
can be selected for this report. All of the selections are made as the league is being built. Like the team report, this report can only be printed for
the immediate past week's scores.
[1],[2]
Date and time report was printed. Also listed is the league number,
name and the current week of the schedule and its corresponding
calendar date.
[3]
Bowler names, either in team order or alphabetically.
[4],[5]
Scratch game and series scores bowled last week.
[6]
Scratch total pins bowled year to date.
[7]
Total games bowled to date.
[8]
Current average and current high award scores.
[9]
If the league is an individual match point system, the individual points
won for the week and the season to date will be listed.
[10]
If the league is a handicap league, the current individual handicap will
be listed.
[11]
In mixed leagues, a column for the gender can be provided. The
genders are designated with an (M)an, (W)oman, (B)oy, or (G)irl.
[12]
All roving/floating substitutes will be listed in alphabetically, with all
the stats portrayed for the regular bowlers.
NOTE
There is also the option to print the league schedule on
this report, similar to the individual average report.
LRS-11
WEEKLY BOWLER REPORT
[1],[2]
Date and time report was printed and for what league.
[3]
Listing of bowlers in team order.
[4],[5]
Scores bowled last week for each game and a series total.
These will be scratch totals.
[6]
Year to date total pins.
[7]
Number of games bowled to date.
[8]
Individual's current average and high scratch game and
series will always print.
[9]
If league has individual match points and is bowling a split
season, printing match points at the end of each split, is
optional.
[10]
Current individual handicap.
[11]
In mixed leagues, the gender is an optional print column.
[12]
Roving/floating substitutes will be listed here, in
alphabetical order. If they bowled last week, their game
and series scores will be listed.
LRS-12
BOWLER/TEAM WEEKLY RECAP
USE:
This form is provided at the beginning of each scheduled match. It is a multi-part form that provides a copy of the scores for the secretary, league
operator, and one for each team captain.
[1]-[3]
League name followed by the current week number and the date.
[6]
Current rostered bowlers for this team, up to a maximum of seven
names.
[4]
Each team's name will be listed, with the lane that team is supposed
to start the match on.
[7]
Current average of each bowler, if the league chose that rule. There
may be just a team average and handicap listed down below.
[5]
This column will have either the entering average of each bowler or
the current handicap, depending on how the league rules were set up.
LRS-13
LEAGUE RECORD RECAP
[1]-[3]
The league name, current week of competition, and the
current date will be printed across the top of the recap.
[4]
Each team's name and the lane they bowl on will be listed
here.
[5]-[7]
The current rostered bowlers, up to seven, will be listed with
either their current handicap and average or their entering
and current average. The total of their averages and/or
their individual handicaps will be totaled at the bottom of the
recap. This form has multiple copies for the secretary,
league operator, and team captains.
LRS-14
LEAGUE SEASON SCHEDULE
USE:
This will be a listing of each week of the schedule with the lane assignments for each match-up. If there are to be any holidays (byes), sweeper
weeks, fun nights, and/or positions rounds, they will all be noted as such. This schedule can be altered any time during the season. Lane
assignments can be manually entered as well as any of the calendar dates changed.
[1],[2]
Date and time report was printed. Also listed is the league number,
name and the day and time the league bowls.
[3]
Listing of each week of the season.
[4]
Listing of each calendar date, for each week of the season.
[5]
Lane numbers and the team numbers that will bowl on them.
[6]
A listing of the team numbers and names.
LRS-15
LEAGUE SEASON SCHEDULE
[1] RUN DATE: 10/22/95 08:01
SEASON SCHEDULE
BRUNSWICK LANES
PAGE 1
[2]
[1]-[2]
LEAGUE #1: WEDNESDAY MADNESS
WEDNESDAY - 3:00 P.M.
Date and time report was printed and the name and
number of the league.
[3]
WEEK #
[3]
Week numbers in the season.
[4]
Calendar dates of scheduled matches.
[5]
Lane pairs the league bowls on.
[6]
Team numbers and names.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 *
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
[4]
[
DATE
1-2
5
]
9/9/95
9/16/95
9/23/95
9/30/95
10/7/95
10/14/95
10/21/95
10/28/95
11/4/95
11/11/95 ***
11/18/95
11/25/95
12/2/95
12/9/95
12/16/95
12/23/95 ***
12/30/95
1/6/94
1/13/94
1/20/94
1/27/94 ***
2/3/94 ***
1-2
3-4
3-1
4-2
2-3
1-4
3-4
2-1
4-2
1-3
1-4
3-2
2-1
4-3
1-3
2-4
3-2
4-1
POSITION WEEK***
4-3
1-2
2-4
3-1
4-1
2-3
1-2
3-4
3-1
4-2
NO BOWLING***
2-3
1-4
3-4
2-1
4-2
1-3
1-4
3-2
POSITION WEEK***
SWEEPER***
3-4
* - START OF NEW ROUND OR SPLIT SEASON
[6]
LRS-16
TEAM #
1
2
TEAM NAME
THE HOT SHOTS
MAD HATTERS
TEAM #
3
4
TEAM NAME
THE 3-M COMPANY
ALICE'S CARDS
AWARDS PRINTOUT
USE:
This function will produce a variety of reports. It is an excellent report for that end of year award processing. The report can be printed with all
bowlers listed in high to low order for the scratch or handicap individual awards. Teams can be listed in the same fashion. This function also
produces the Most Improved awards list, based on 12 or 21 games and/or entering average. This report can be printed at any time, not just at the
end of the year. The report can be generated to list men and women separately.
[1]
League number, name, and current week number and date.
[2],[3]
The sample happens to be a listing of all bowlers for the high scratch
awards, both series and game. The options for this report are as
follows:
a) Most Improved Bowler
b) Individual High Game/Series Scratch
c) Individual High Game/Series Handicap
d) Team High Game/Series Scratch
e) Team High Game/Series Handicap
LRS-17
AWARDS PRINTOUT
[1]
League number and name and current week number and
date.
[2],[3]
Listing of all bowlers who qualify for the award. Listing will
be in high to low order.
This listing can be for individual or team awards. The awards the
program will scan are also varied.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAME AND SERIES SCRATCH
BRUNSWICK LANES
RUN DATE: 01/05/96 13:48
PAGE 1
[1]
LEAGUE #55: ALL STARS
WEEK #2 - 9/9/95
[2]
HIGH SCR. GAME
[3]
HIGH SCR. SERIES
300
300
300
250
250
221
205
201
200
160
150
150
125
97
95
880
750
704
700
604
600
578
557
453
450
450
375
301
285
285
LRS-18
DARRELL NOBLE
TOM GERALD
ALICE ADAMS
NANCY CARNES
ANN ANDERSON
LINDA MOORE
GERRI BOSTON
BARRY NOBLE
MARY DELANEY
ADAM BENZ
DORIS HICKSON
DICK D'EASOM
LISA BILLINGSLEY
SUE MOREY
2 WAY TIE
DAN LEVANDOWSKI
NANCY CARNES
TOM GERALD
ANN ANDERSON
GERRI BOSTON
MARY DELANEY
ALICE ADAMS
BARRY NOBLE
ADAM BENZ
DORIS HICKSON
DICK D'EASOM
KATHY FASCZEWSKI
LINDA MOORE
CHUCK KERRICK
BILL HENDRIX
BOWLER FINAL AVERAGE REPORT
USE:
This will be a listing of selected bowlers' total pins, games bowled and current average as of the date the report was requested. It does not have
to reflect the ending season totals. The bowlers that will be listed depends on a few selections made at the beginning of the report request. The
following will be the selections offered:
a) All bowlers or only active bowlers
b) All bowlers or only those having bowled a set number of games
c) List substitutes with regular bowlers or list separately
[1],[2]
Date and time report was printed. Also listed is the league number,
name and the current week of the schedule and its corresponding
calendar date.
[3]
General center and league information taken from the league rules.
[4]
LRS-19
All bowlers will be listed alphabetically with the total pins, games
bowled and current average. If the league is a mixed adult league,
mixed junior league, or an adult/junior mixed league, the genders will
be separated automatically.
BOWLER FINAL AVERAGE REPORT
[1] RUN DATE: 10/14/95 13:25
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
BRUNSWICK LANES
PAGE 1
[2]
[1],[2]
Date and time report was printed and the name and
number of the league. Current week of schedule and
calendar date are also printed.
[3]
The general league information printed here will be
determined by the league definition.
[4]
Bowlers will be listed alphabetically. Information included
will be standard items required by most associations,
mainly; total pins, games bowled, and ending average.
LEAGUE #361 : STREAMWOOD BELLES
WEEK #30 - 10/10/95
CENTER PHONE: 616-555-2695
MONDAY: 6:30 P.M.
80% OF 200 - 7 POINTS
LEAGUE PRESIDENT: JEAN KRAFT
PHONE: 616-5551234
LEAGUE SECRETARY: BEVERLY SCHROEDER
PHONE: 616-5551452
[3]
LEAGUE SANCTION NUMBER: 5623-8
RESULTS-WK 13 OF 17 (34)
________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________
[4]
NOTE
This report can be printed any time, and the selection criteria
can be based on the number of games bowled.
BOWLER
DARLENE AITKEN
TONI AMBERG
DIANNE BITTEN
GERI BOHNE
CANDY BUSSELL
PINS
12316
13650
10951
9014
9404
GMS
90
90
81
71
81
AVG
136
151
135
126
116
MARY CIZOWSKI
LORRAINE CLELLAND
MARGIE CLELLAND
STACY DENT
SHARRON DATTAMO
11864
11624
12487
12677
13367
87
87
81
84
87
136
133
154
150
153
LRS-20
BOWLER
KATHY KIERMEIR
JEAN KRAFT
JOYCE LOMAURO
MAGGIE MARTINEZ
DEBBIE MILLER
PINS GMS
9802
81
13626
84
9634
80
15058
90
11599
84
SUE NIELSEN
KRISTINE OLSON
BARBARA PERMAN
DARLENE RAJEWSKI
DAWN RELAZ
10082
9247
8305
12106
11451
79
73
81
84
84
AVG
121
162
120
167
138
127
126
102
144
136
INDIVIDUAL BOWLER SEASON SUMMARY
USE:
This will be a listing of each bowler's season scores. The report will also list the team this bowler is on and a composite of game averages for the
series. If a bowler did not bowl, but the team used the absentee average, the scores will be in parentheses ( ). This report is usually used as a
season summary for each bowler, but it can be printed at any time.
[1]
Basic information about league and team this bowler bowls on.
Individuals high award scores and final average are also listed.
[2]
Each week the bowler bowled, or his or her absentee average was
used, will be listed in the order that the scores were bowled. Each
game is listed with the series total.
[3]
LRS-21
The game averages here are a composite average for each game in
the series.
INDIVIDUAL BOWLER SEASON SUMMARY
[1]
BOWLER SCORE SUMMARIES
BRUNSWICK LANES
RUN DATE: 4/21/96 10:35
PAGE 1
LEAGUE #111: BRUNSWICK DEMO
WEEK #1 - 4/7/96
Individual bowler information, such as team, ending
average, and high scratch game and series.
MICHELE INCROCCI
[2]
Every week this bowler bowled will be listed, with date and
game and series scores. If the bowler was absent and the
team used the absentee average, that will be noted by ( )
around the scores.
[3]
This will be a composite average of each game in the
series. It is an indication of how well the bowler bowled
throughout the series.
[1]
LEAGUE: BRUNSWICK DEMO
TEAM #1: TEAM 1
HIGH GAME SCRATCH: 150
HIGH SERIES SCRATCH: 250
HIGH GAME HANDICAP: 231
HIGH SERIES HANDICAP: 493
ENTERING AVERAGE: 98
FINAL AVERAGE: 83
NOTE
This report is usually printed at the end of the
year, but can be printed any time.
SEASON SCORE SUMMARY
[2]
WEEK
1
DATE
4/7/96
GAME
1
20
GAME
2
80
GAME
3
150
GAME AVERAGES
GAME 1: 20.0
GAME 2: 80.0
[3]
GAME 3: 150.0
LRS-22
GRAND
TOTAL
250
GMS
3
AVG
83
TEAM SEASON SUMMARY
USE:
This report is of the same variety as the bowler's season summary. Each weekly game and series score will be listed. This report can be printed
any time, although it is usually printed at the end of the season. The report can be generated for a single team or for each team in the league (ten
at a time), depending on what is requested at the time of printing.
[1]
Name of report, bowling center name.
[2]
Run date of report.
[3]
The league name and number, the current bowled through, and the
corresponding calendar date.
[4]
Team number and team name is listed.
[5]
Basic information about the team. Team highs and pin totals are
listed.
[6]
Current roster of bowler on this team. Up to a maximum of 10 bowlers
can be listed.
[7]
Each week the team bowled, scores bowled, points won/lost, and
totals are listed.
[8]
The game averages are a composite for each game in the series.
LRS-23
TEAM SEASON SUMMARY
[1]
Report and center name
[2]
Run date of report
[3]
League number, name and week number
[4]
Team number with name
[5]
Team high statistics, with win/loss record to date
[6]
Rostered team members
[7]
Weekly listing of scored games
[8]
Composite average for each scored game
NOTE
This report is usually printed at the end of the
season, but can be printed any time.
TEAM SCORE SUMMARIES [1]
BRUNSWICK LANES
[2] RUN DATE: 01/05/96 14:06
PAGE 1
[3]
LEAGUE #69: ROBIN'S 96 DEMO
WEEK #1 - 1/4/96
[4]
TEAM #4: SUPER STARS
[5]
LEAGUE: ROBIN'S 96 DEMO
POINTS WON: 4
POINTS LOST: 1
TOTAL PINS SCRATCH: 2893
TOTAL PINS HANDICAP: 2893
HIGH GAME SCRATCH: 990
HIGH SERIES SCRATCH: 2893
HIGH GAME HANDICAP: 990
HIGH SERIES HANDICAP: 2893
TEAM SCRATCH AVG: 964.3
[6]
*** ROSTER ***
16. RODNEY COLMAN
17. DONNA ADAMICK
18. MARK ROTH
19. VIRGINIA NORTON
20. JUDY SOUTAR
[7]
SEASON SCORE SUMMARY
WEEK
1
DATE
1/4/96
WON
4
GAME GAME GAME
LOST 1
2
1
922
981
3
990
GRAND
TOTAL TOTAL AVG HGS HSS HGH
2893 2893
964 990 2893 990
[8]
GAME AVERAGES
GAME 1: 922.0
GAME 2: 981.0
GAME 3: 990.0
LRS-24
HSH
2893
LEAGUE ACCOUNTS REPORT
USE:
This will provide a weekly report for the leagues that may be using the Treasury program within the League Record Service program. The format
cannot be altered, but manual entries may be made to the team fees, weekly, and year to date totals.
[1],[2]
Date and time report was printed. Also listed is the league number,
name and the current week of the schedule and its corresponding
calendar date.
[3]
Each team is listed with the amount paid this week, the amount paid
year to date, and any difference from what should have been paid
and what was recorded. Overages or shortages will appear, team by
team, in the ARREARS column. This column can also be printed on
the Team Standings report.
[4]
This will reflect the current week's payment history. It is automatically
calculated as the team fees are entered.
[5]
This will reflect the year to date payment history. This is also
automatically updated from the weekly entries.
NOTE
Both #4 and #5 can have manual entries made, if
corrections to the totals need to be made. All reports
will be year to date activity.
LRS-25
LEAGUE ACCOUNTS REPORT
[1],[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
LEAGUE ACCOUNTS
BRUNSWICK LANES
[2]
LEAGUE #55: ALL STARTS
WEEK #3 - 3/27/96
Date and time report was printed and the league number
and name. Also the current week of the season and the
date.
WEEKLY
TM# FEE PAID
Each team's payments for the week and their year to date
totals will be kept. If the team is short or over, that
information will be noted in the ARREARS column.
These totals will reflect the current weeks activity. The
totals are automatically updated when the team fees are
entered. Manual changes can be made to some of the line
items.
[1] RUN DATE: 3/28/96
PAGE 1
[3]
1
2
3
4
$ 50.00
$ 50.00
$ 50.00
$ 50.00
TOTAL
FEES PAID
ARREARS
$ 175.00
$ 175.00
$ 185.00
$ 160.00
$10.00
-$15.00
TOTAL DUE PER TEAM AFTER WEEK #3 = $175.00
NOTE: $25.00 ENTRY FEE (SPONSOR FEE) WAS DUE BY WEEK #3
NOTE: THE LAST 2 WEEKS OF BOWLING ARE DUE BY WEEK #4
TEAM FEES COLLECTED . . . . . . . . . .
(-) LINEAGE FEES PAID . . . . . . . . . . .
(-) OTHER FEES PAID . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPOSITED TO LEAGUE ACCOUNT
MISCELLANEOUS WITHDRAWALS
MISCELLANEOUS DEPOSITS . . . .
The totals here are for year to date sums. Again, they are
updated automatically as the weekly fees are recorded.
Manual adjustments may be made here also, if needed.
$ 200.00
(-) 150.00
(-)
10.00
$
40.00
(-)
.00
(+)
.00
TOTAL AMOUNT FOR WEEK . . . . . . . $
[4]
40.00
TOTAL LEAGUE ACCOUNTS TO DATE
TEAM FEES COLLECTED . . . . . . . . . .
(-) LINEAGE FEES PAID . . . . . . . . . . .
(-) OTHER FEES PAID . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEPOSITED TO LEAGUE ACCOUNT
MISCELLANEOUS WITHDRAWALS
MISCELLANEOUS DEPOSITS . . . .
$ 695.00
(-) 150.00
(-)
70.00
$ 175.00
(-)
.00
(+)
.00
TOTAL AMOUNT IN LEAGUE ACCOUNT
LRS-26
$
[5]
175.00
BOWLER DROPOUT REPORT
USE:
This report is excellent for tracking the bowlers that have not bowled within a set number of weeks. A program director can then call the bowler
and find out if maybe that bowler would be more comfortable bowling some other time.
The report cannot be altered for format, but the selection of bowlers is governed by the selection of how many consecutive weeks are missed prior
to being placed on this printout.
LRS-27
BOWLER DROPOUT REPORT
USE:
This report is excellent for tracking the bowlers that have
not bowled within a set number of weeks. A program
director can then call the bowler and find out if maybe that
bowler would be more comfortable bowling some other
time.
The report cannot be altered for format, but the selection of
bowlers is governed by the selection of how many
consecutive weeks are missed prior to being placed on this
printout.
BOWLERS WHO HAVE NOT BOWLED RECENTLY
BRUNSWICK LANES
RUN DATE: 4/21/96 10:42
PAGE 1
LEAGUE #111: BRUNSWICK DEMO
WEEK #1 - 4/7/96
THE FOLLOWING BOWLERS HAVE NOT BOWLED IN 1 OR MORE WEEKS:
AVG
# GAMES
BOWLED
# WEEKS
NOT BOWLED
TM #
SUE CARON
LISA FERENZ
TOM WHITE
DARLENE NEWTON
ROBIN MILLER
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
KEN PROKOPEC
RICK KRUSE
RANDY LILLMARS
DAN LEVANDOWSKI
DENNIS METTERNICH
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
3
4
4
RANDY TRAVIS
GARTH BROOKS
PATTY LOVELESS
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
NAME
LRS-28
ADDRESS
PHONE
LEAGUE DIRECTORY
USE:
This report is used to list all leagues currently on the computer. Leagues can be sorted by day of the week, or all leagues listed together. This is
a good fast reference guide for the league operator or the control desk operator.
The format of this report cannot be altered. The only selection available is to print all leagues or just leagues for a particular day of the week. The
listing of the leagues can also be done in league number order or by the day of the week.
LRS-29
LEAGUE DIRECTORY
USE:
LEAGUE DIRECTORY
This report is used to list all leagues currently on the
computer. Leagues can be sorted by day of the week, or
all leagues listed together. This is good fast reference
guide for the league operator or the control desk operator.
The format of this report cannot be altered. The only
selection available is to print all leagues or just leagues for
a particular day of the week. The listing of the leagues can
also be done in league number order or by the day of the
week.
LRS-30
ID #
LEAGUE NAME
DAY
TIME
LANES
1
2
50
55
88
123
HOUSE TEMPLATE
*NONGUARANTEED LEAGUE
VIRGINIA'S RANGERS
ALL STARS
STREAMWOOD KEGLERS
PINHEADS
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
7:00 P.M.
5:00 A.M.
8:30 P.M.
7:30 P.M.
8:00 P.M.
9:30 A.M.
1-6
1-10
3-4,7-8
1-16
3-20
MAILING LABELS from LEAGUE LIST LABEL program
USE:
This program will produce mailing labels for all league bowlers on the computer. The information contained on the label may vary according to the
items selected for print. A maximum of 131 characters can be printed.
All labels are printed 2 wide (side by side). Avery produces a mailing label that can be used in the Center Management System printers.
The selection of bowlers to print can include team captains only, everyone, or maybe just bowlers who have a birthday in September. There are
over 25 different selections available.
Labels can also be printed from each league, separately.
LRS-31
MAILING LABELS from LEAGUE LIST LABEL
ANSWER 1
PRINTOUT OF THE LEAGUE BOWLER NAMES
USE:
This program will produce mailing labels for all league
bowlers on the computer. The information contained on the
label may vary according to the items selected for print. A
maximum of 131 characters can be printed.
All labels are printed 2 wide (side by side). Avery produces
a mailing label that can be used in the Center Management
System printers.
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS MAY BE INCLUDED IN THE PRINTOUT OF THE
BOWLER NAMES
(NOTES:
1. A MAXIMUM OF 131 CHARACTERS CAN BE PRINTED ON ONE
LINE.
2. THE NUMBER OF CHARACTERS NEEDED FOR EACH ITEM IS
IN
PARENTHESIS.)
NAME (20: ALWAYS INCLUDED)
ADDRESS: (59)
PHONE: (15)
SEX: (4)
LEAGUE NUMBER: (7)
LEAGUE NAME: (31)
NUMBER OF GAMES BOWLED: (4)
PLAYER AVERAGE: (4)
BIRTH DATE: (9)
The selection of bowlers to print can include team captains
only, everyone, or maybe just bowlers who have a birthday
in September. There are over 25 different selections
available.
Labels can also be printed from each league, separately.
WHICH OF THE ITEMS DO YOU WISH TO INCLUDE IN THE PRINTOUT
(ANSWER YES OR NO)
LRS-32
TOURNAMENT SYSTEM REPORTS
REPORT TITLE
PAGE #
USE OF REPORT
1.
Tournament Rosters
TS-3,4
Print-out of bowlers in each event. Can be printed by event and
six options exist to select bowlers to be listed.
2.
All-Events Roster
TS-5,6
Listing of all bowlers in all events and their respective team
numbers.
3.
Team Lane Assignments
TS-7,8
Two formats exist. Use for check-in of teams. Can be printed in
team # or lane # order.
4.
Tournament Recaps
TS-9,10
Form used to record bowled scores.
5.
Manual Adjustments at the
Scorer
TS-11,12
Printed prior to entry of scores. Will list any walk-in bowlers or
name changes.
6.
Team Records
TS-13,14
Every team completed in the event will be listed with scores.
7.
Bowler Records
TS-15,16
Each bowler will be listed, with scores.
8.
Team Event Handicap
Standings
TS-17,18
Results of team bowling with individual and team high award
scores.
9.
Doubles Event Scratch
Standings (by Individual)
TS-19,20
Individual results in the doubles event. Individual and team
award scores can be listed as well.
10. Single Handicap Standings
(with Prize List)
TS-21,22
Results of singles event with handicap. Prize list distribution can
be listed.
11. Individual All-Events
Standings (with Prize List)
TS-23,24
Ranking of all bowlers that have completed all events. Prize list
and messages are shown.
12. General Tournament
Information
TS-25,26
Listing of # of bowlers in each gender that bowled, and in what
average bracket they were grouped. Team fees can also be
tracked.
13. Teams That Have Not
Bowled
TS-27,28
Will list teams that have not had scores recorded yet.
TOURNAMENT SYSTEM REPORTS
TS-1
COMPETITION
REPORT TITLE
PAGE #
USE OF REPORT
14. Mailing Labels
TS-29,30
Adhesive label printed in different categories. Listing of
incomplete bowler files will also be printed with each run of
labels.
15. Tournament Directory
TS-31,32
Listing of all current tournaments on the computer.
16. Prize Fund Distribution
TS-33,34
Listing of number of places, prize amounts, and balance of
prize funds.
17. Prize Fund Recapitulation
TS-35,36
Summarized review of information found in the Prize Fund
Distribution report.
18. Match Play Summary
TS-37,38
Results of match play competition within a singles event.
19. Standings Sheet for
Optional Singles
TS-39,40
Lists bowlers having highest individual series within a doubles
or team event.
20. Tournament Rules
TS-41,42,
43,44,45
Allows verification of information used to define a tournament.
**Reports can be generated from the Center Management System.**
TS-2
COMPETITION
(leave blank for now)
TOURNAMENT ROSTERS
Printed in Team Format
or
Printed in Alpha Format
USE:
The rosters printed from the tournament program can be generated in a couple of formats, depending on what they will be used for. The most
popular would be the Team format with the captain's phone number printed. The report can be further defined by type of bowlers to be included
and whether all bowlers are desired. The printout could also list bowlers by squad number, round number, and series number.
If the tournament has multiple events, i.e. singles, doubles, the rosters could be specific by event, also. If an All-Events is included, rosters can
be generated to list everyone in each event. (See All-Events Roster sample)
The title of the tournament, the date printed, and the name of the report will also be included in the heading. If this is a multiple event tournament,
the title of the event can also be included in the heading.
Other information that can be included on this report:
•
•
•
•
Entering average
Status of tournament fees (paid in full, partial payment, or no fees paid)
Team number
Date and time the team bowls
TS-3
TEAM EVENT ROSTER IN TEAM ORDER
TOURNAMENT ROSTERS
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
TOURNAMENT ROSTER
Printed in Team Format
or
Printed in Alpha Format
USE:
The rosters printed from the tournament program can be
generated in a couple of formats, depending on what they
will be used for. The most popular would be the Team
format with the captain's phone number printed. The report
can be further defined by type of bowlers to be included
and whether all bowlers are desired. The printout could
also list bowlers by squad number, round number, and
series number.
TM
1
2
3
4
5
#1-ROCK AND BOWL
DOUG VANDECAMP
TONY MACHADO
MARK TAYLOR
TYRONE PRICE
BOB WEBB
TM
6
7
8
9
10
#2-VIDEOS R US
WALK BURNS
BRAD TIMES
KASEY WOODROE
THOMAS SMITH
BRUCE MILLS
(310)426-3371
(209)634-7725
TM
11
12
13
14
15
#3-ONLY THE LONELY
JEFF RAMPEE
(714)293-7735
MIKE DERMONTE
ERIC ISEMAN
CHUCK SOMMERS
FRANK BELLOWS
TM
16
17
18
19
20
#4-WE CARRY EVERYTHING
RON MOHR
(209)453-8624
TERRANCE DARBY
CHUCK HALL
LARRY BROWN
TOM REYNOLDS
If the tournament has multiple events, i.e. singles, doubles,
the rosters could be specific by event, also. If an All-Events
is included, rosters can be generated to list everyone in
each event. (See All-Events Roster sample)
The title of the tournament, the date printed, and the name
of the report will also be included in the heading.
If this is a multiple event tournament, the title of the event
will be included in the heading.
Other information that can be included on this report:
•
•
•
•
TEAM EVENT ROSTER IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER
Entering average
Status of tournament fees (paid in full, partial payment,
or no fees paid)
Team number
Date and time the team bowls
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
TOURNAMENT ROSTER
BOWLER
15
19
6
17
12
18
13
2
10
16
TS-4
FRANK BELLOWS
LARRY BROWN
WALT BURNS
TERRANCE DARBY
MIKE DERMONTE
CHUCK HALL
ERIC ISEMAN
TONY MACHADO
BRUCE MILLS
RON MOHR
BOWLER
(209)634-7725
(209)453-8624
4
11
20
9
14
3
7
1
5
8
TYRONE PRICE
JEFF RAMPEE
TOM REYNOLDS
THOMAS SMITH
CHUCK SOMMERS
MARK TAYLOR
BRAD TIMES
DOUG VANDECAMP
BOB WEBB
KASEY WOODROE
(714)293-7735
(310)426-3371
ALL-EVENTS ROSTER
USE:
This roster would be a unique listing of bowlers that are participating in the All-Events portion of the tournament.
This report has several options of information to be printed. The report will indicate which team # the bowler is on for each event. There is also
an option to print the squad number and status of tournament fees (paid in full, partial payment, or not paid).
The title of the tournament, the date printed, and the name of the report will also be included in the heading.
If the tournament has multiple events, the name of the event can be included in the heading information.
TS-5
ALL-EVENTS ROSTER
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
ALL-EVENTS/ROSTER
USE:
This roster will be a unique listing of bowlers that are
participating in the All-Events portion of the tournament.
ID #
This report has several options of information to be printed.
The report will indicate which team # the bowler is on for
each event. There is also an option to print the squad
number and status of tournament fees (paid in full, partial
payment, or not paid).
The title of the tournament, the date printed, and the name
of the report will also be included in the heading.
If the tournament has multiple events, the name of the
event is included in the heading information.
SINGLES
TEAM #
DOUBLES
TEAM #
TEAM EVENT
TEAM #
15
19
6
17
12
FRANK BELLOWS
LARRY BROWN
WALT BURNS
TERRANCE DARBY
MIKE DERMONTE
15
19
6
17
12
8
10
3
9
6
3
4
2
4
3
18
13
2
10
16
CHUCK HALL
ERIC ISEMAN
TONY MACHADO
BRUCE MILLS
RON MOHR
18
13
2
10
16
9
7
1
5
8
4
3
1
2
4
4
11
20
9
14
TYRONE PRICE
JEFF RAMPEE
TOM REYNOLDS
THOMAS SMITH
CHUCK SOMMERS
4
11
20
9
14
2
6
10
5
7
1
3
4
2
3
3
7
1
5
8
2
4
1
3
4
1
2
1
1
2
3
7
1
5
8
TS-6
NAME
MARK TAYLOR
BRAD TIMES
DOUG VANDECAMP
BOB WEBB
KASEY WOODROE
TEAM LANE ASSIGNMENTS
Printed in Lane Number Order
or
Printed in Team Number Order
USE:
This printout has a couple of uses. The main use would be to serve as a check-in sheet, at the time of team sign-in.
There are two different reports and two formats for each report.
Lane number order or Team number order, and with team names only or with team and bowler names can be listed. This report can be generated
for a single squad or all squads; one after the other, if squads are used.
The title of the tournament, the date printed, and the name of the report will also be included in the heading.
If the tournament has multiple events, the name of the event is included in the heading information.
When printed in team number order, the starting lane number of each group of games bowled on the same lane pair is displayed for a tournament
that rotates lanes during a series. When printed in lane number order, the date and time of the squad is also displayed.
TS-7
TEAM LANE ASSIGNMENT BY LANE
TEAM LANE ASSIGNMENTS
47TH ANNNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
SQUAD 1
Printed in Lane Number Order
or
Printed in Team Number Order
USE:
This printout has a couple of uses. The main use would be
to serve as a check-in sheet, at the time of team sign-in.
There are two different reports and two formats for each
report.
Lane number order or Team number order, and with team
names only or with team and bowler names can be listed.
This report can be generated for a single squad or all
squads, one after the other, if squads are used.
The title of the tournament, the date printed, and the name
of the report will also be included in the heading.
If the tournament has multiple events, the name of the
event is included in the heading information.
LANE
1
POS
A
TEAM
TM #1
1
2
3
THE BROWNS
DOUG BROWN
DARLENE BROWN
JOHN BROWN
2
A
TM #2
4
5
6
THE STRIPES
CANDY STRIPE
MANDY STRIPE
JOHNNY STRIPE
3
A
TM #3
7
8
9
THE JONES
JANICE JONES
CARL JONES
JACK JONES
4
A
TM #4
10
11
12
THE CAMPERS
DAISY CAMP
DOUG CAMP
JAN CAMP
5
A
TM #5
13
14
15
THE BG'S
TERRY BLACK
MARTHA GREEN
JASON GRAY
6
A
TM #6
16
17
18
THE WINNERS
JIM OVERTON
MARY DUNN
PAUL ENDERS
When printed in team number order, the starting lane
number of each group of games bowled on the same lane
pair is displayed for a tournament that rotates lanes during
a series.
When printed in lane number order, the date and time of
the squad is also displayed.
TEAM LANE ASSIGNMENT BY TEAM NUMBER
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
TEAM NAMES ONLY
TEAM
TM #1 - THE BROWNS
TM #2 - THE STRIPES
TM #3 - THE JONES
TM #4 - THE CAMPERS
TM #5 - THE BG'S
TM #6 - THE WINNERS
TS-8
LANE
1
2
3
4
5
6
POS
A
A
A
A
A
A
SQD
1
1
1
1
1
1
TOURNAMENT RECAPS
USE:
This form can be printed prior to each squad assignment, for each event. This will provide a form to record scores for each game. The date and
squad number (if used) will be printed, as well as the bowlers' names, numbers, averages, and handicaps (if used).
The best use would be for a team tournament, provided the teams either stay on a single lane pair or both teams rotate to the same pair.
If printed in lane number order, all teams scheduled on the same pair are printed as the same recap. If printed in team number order, each team
is printed on a separate recap.
TS-9
TOURNAMENT RECAPS
USE:
This form can be printed prior to each squad assignment,
for each event. This will provide a form to record scores for
each game. The date and squad number (if used) will be
printed, as well as the bowlers' names, numbers, averages,
and handicaps (if used).
The best use would be for a team tournament, provided the
teams either stay on a single lane pair or both teams rotate
to the same pair.
If printed in lane number order, all teams scheduled on the
same lane pair are printed on the same recap.
If printed in team number order, each team is printed on a
separate recap.
TS-10
MANUAL ADJUSTMENTS AT THE SCORER
USE:
This report will list any name, average, or handicap changes made to lineups that were sent to the automatic scorer, prior to the start of the match
and will also provide a good listing of any walk-ins.
This report prints automatically before processing scores or it can be printed any time, after a match, from the main print screen.
The names will appear in the order that they complete their game or games.
TS-11
MANUAL ADJUSTMENTS AT THE SCORER
USE:
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
This report will list any name, average, or handicap
changes made to lineups that were sent to the automatic
scorer, prior to the start of the match and will also provide a
good listing of any walk-ins.
THE FOLLOWING BOWLERS HAVE EITHER:
1. CHANGED THEIR NAME
(CHECK SPELLING OF NAME IN
BOWLER FILE)
2. CHANGED THEIR HANDICAP (CHECK AVERAGE AND/OR HANDICAP
RULES)
3. ADDED THEIR NAME AT THE SCORER
(ADD NEW BOWLER IF NOT ALREADY
ENTERED)
This report prints automatically before processing scores or
it can be printed any time, after a match, from the main print
screen.
PLEASE PROCESS THESE BOWLERS MANUALLY AFTER MAKING ANY
NECESSARY CORRECTIONS.
The names will appear in the order that they complete their
game or games.
START
LANE
1 CHUCK HALL
3 WALTER BURNS
3 WALTER BURNS
3 WALTER BURNS
1 CHUCK HALL
1 CHUCK HALL
2 JACK PRINCE
2 JACK PRINCE
2 JACK PRINCE
2 CHARLES SOMMERS
2 CHARLES SOMMERS
2 CHARLES SOMMERS
4 SAM STONE
4 SAM STONE
4 SAM STONE
TS-12
NAME
24
24
24
24
24
24
32
32
32
24
24
24
20
20
20
HDCP
230
163
114
190
189
181
196
183
154
193
186
185
197
180
199
GAME
SCORE
TEAM RECORDS
USE:
This report will list all teams that have bowled, along with their scores. The report can be printed at any time. The format of the report cannot be
altered and all teams will print when Team Records is selected.
[1],[2]
Tournament name, date the report was printed, and the title of the
report. If the tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is
included in the header information.
[5]
Total team handicap applied to series, if handicap is used.
[6]
Team total pins, including handicap.
[3]
Listing of teams in team number order, with team name, if used.
[7]
Team average calculated by dividing team total pins scratch by
games bowled.
[4]
Scratch game and series scores.
TS-13
TEAM RECORDS
[1]
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
USE:
[2]
This report will list all teams that have bowled, along with
their scores. The report can be printed at any time. The
format of the report cannot be altered and all teams will
print when Team Records is selected.
[1],[2]
Tournament name, date the report was printed, and the title
of the report. If the tournament is multi-event, the title of
the event is included in the header information.
[3]
Listing of teams in team number order, with team name, if
used.
[4]
Scratch game and series scores.
[5]
Total team handicap applied to series, if handicap is used.
[6]
Team total pins, including handicap.
[7]
Team average calculated by dividing team total pins
scratch by games bowled.
TEAM RECORDS
TEAM
TS-14
GAME
1
GAME
2
GAME
3
TOTAL HDCP
TOTAL
PINS
AVG
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
TEAM 1
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 4
TEAM 5
341
368
368
328
434
423
389
335
378
413
331
383
343
449
412
1095
1140
1046
1155
1259
6
60
72
249
135
1101
1200
1118
1404
1394
365
380
348
385
419
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
TEAM 6
TEAM 7
TEAM 8
TEAM 9
TEAM 10
398
342
421
328
408
342
323
413
388
389
404
423
483
448
482
1144
1088
1317
1164
1279
138
168
48
99
18
1282
1256
1365
1263
1297
381
362
439
388
426
[3]
[4]
[4]
[4]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
BOWLER RECORDS
USE:
This will provide an individual bowler printout, by team, of game and series scores. This report can be printed for each event, in a multi-event
tournament.
[1],[2]
Tournament name, date the report was printed, and the title of the
report. If the tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is
included in the header information.
[6]
Entering average, if used.
[7]
Individual handicap, if used.
[3]
Bowler names, listed in team number order.
[8]
Gender of bowler.
[4]
Game and series scores for this event.
[5]
Individual current average.
TS-15
BOWLER RECORDS
[1]
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
USE:
[1],[2]
[2]
This will provide an individual bowler printout, by team, of
game and series scores. This report can be printed for
each event, in a multi-event tournament.
BOWLER RECORDS
Tournament name, date the report was printed, and the title
of the report. If the tournament is multi-event, the title of
the event is included in the header information.
[3]
Bowler names, listed in team number order.
[4]
Game and series scores for this event.
[5]
Individual current average.
[6]
Entering average, if used.
[7]
Individual handicap, if used.
[8]
Gender of bowler.
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[3]
[4]
[4]
[4]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
BOWLER NAME
GAME
1
GAME
2
GAME
3
[8]
TOTAL
AVG
ENT
HDCP
TM #1 = TEAM 1
DOUG VANDECAMP136
TONY MACHADO 205
201
222
234
97
571
524
190
174
197
201
2
0
M
M
TM #2 - TEAM 2
MARK TAYLOR
164
TYRONE PRICE
204
155
234
197
186
516
624
172
208
185
189
12
8
M
M
TM #3 - TEAM 3
BOB WEBB
167
WALT BURNS
201
189
146
155
188
511
535
170
178
211
170
0
24
M
M
TM #4 - TEAM 4
BRAD TIMES
164
KASEY WOODROE 164
189
189
223
226
576
579
192
193
153
142
37
46
M
M
TM #5 - TEAM 5
THOMAS SMITH
189
BRUCE MILLS
245
201
212
215
197
605
654
201
218
168
175
25
20
M
M
TM #6 - TEAM 6
JEFF RAMPEE
211
MIKE DERMONTE 187
186
156
205
199
602
542
200
180
190
152
8
38
M
M
TM #7 - TEAM 7
ERIC ISEMAN
145
CHUCK SOMMERS 197
167
156
189
234
501
587
167
195
160
169
32
24M
M
TM #9 - TEAM 9
TERRANCE DARBY 164
CHUCK HALL
164
199
189
214
234
577
587
192
195
183
175
13
20
M
M
TM #10 - TEAM 10
LARRY BROWN
211
TOM REYNOLDS 197
203
186
245
237
659
620
219
206
192
215
6
0
M
M
TEAM EVENT HANDICAP STANDINGS
USE:
The Tournament Standings will be used to display the results of the tournament. This report can be printed at any time, not just at the end of the
tournament. If the tournament is a multi-event tournament, each event will have its own 'standings' report. An All-Events standings can also be
generated. If the tournament is running separate squads, each squad can be printed individually or all squads together.
[1]
The name of the tournament and the date the report was printed will
be listed. If the tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is
included in the heading information.
[2]
The "Standings" column can be by team or individual. This column
could contain all teams that have completed the matches, or could be
scaled down (for large tournaments) to reflect just the top (or bottom)
"x" number of places. The teams could also be ranked by total pins
scratch or total pins handicap.
[3]
The total pins scratch, handicap, and total pins with handicap
columns are displayed because of the tournament definition. Each
team score will also be included.
[4]
The team current average is determined by the total pins scratch
being divided by the total games bowled by the team.
TS-17
[5]
The award scores listed and the number of places for each award is
determined by the tournament definition. High individual average will
always be printed. The other options are printing high game and
series scratch, high game and series handicap, both, or none. The
number of places printed can be from two to five. This applies to both
individual and team awards. This sample happens to show just first
and second place.
[6]
The message file has a capacity of ten lines of text. This message
will be displayed at the end of the standings report. The message is
not a stored file and will need to be reentered for each printing of this
standing sheet.
TEAM EVENT HANDICAP STANDINGS
[1]
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
[1]
[2]
Tournament name, and the date the report was printed. If
the tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is
included in the header information.
[2]
[3]
TM# TEAM STANDINGSSCRATCH
[3]
[3]
[4]
PINS
HDCP
TOTAL
PINS
AVG
336
2931
3296
117
986
3048
102
456
2953
2899
950
814
1. #3 ONLY THE LONELY
2960
2. #4 WE CARRY EVERYTHING
977
3. #1 ROCK AND BOWL
2851
4. #2 VIDEOS R US
2443
The position standings for the teams that have completed
this even. This area could include specific "places", i.e.
positions 1 thru 5, or all teams in top x number of teams or
bottom x number of teams, or just all teams in the
tournament.
[5]
[3]
Current team total pins scratch, followed by the team
handicap (if used), and then total pins with handicap. Each
team score will also be included.
[4]
Team average determined by total pins scratch divided by
games bowled.
[5]
Individual and team award categories, showing only first
and second place. The awards and places displayed are
determined when setting up the tournament definition.
[6]
***1ST***
215 JEFF RAMPEE
234 JEFF RAMPEE
646 JEFF RAMPEE
247 JACK PRINCE
676 JACK PRINCE
1011 ONLY THE LONELY
2960 ONLY THE LONELY
EVERYTHING
1123 ONLY THE LONELY
3296 ONLY THE LONELY
EVERYTHING
Message file contains a maximum of ten lines of text. The
message file is for a single print only. Every reprint of the
standings will ask for a message text.
[6]
TS-18
TOURNAMENT LEADERS
***2ND***
HIGH AVERAGE
200
IND. HIGH GAME SCRATCH
224
IND. HIGH SERIES SCRATCH 602
IND. HIGH GAME HANDICAP 242
IND. HIGH SERIES HANDICAP 670
TEAM HIGH GAME SCRATCH 1006
TEAM HIGH SERIES SCRATCH 2931
MARK TAYLOR
TONY MACHADO
MARK TAYLOR
JEFF RAMPEE
JEFF RAMPEE
ROCK AND BOWL
WE CARRY
TEAM HIGH GAME HANDICAP 1098 VIDEOS R US
TEAM HIGH SERIES HANDICAP 3048 WE CARRY
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SCORES THAT HAVE BEEN
POSTED, CONTACT JOHN SIMMONS AT THE ASSOCIATION OFFICE. THE
TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR THE OFFICE IS 978-0985. THE DEADLINE FOR
FILING A PROTEST IS MARCH 25, 1996.
DOUBLES EVENT SCRATCH STANDINGS (by Individual)
USE:
This standing report is similar to the Team Standings. The major difference is that along with the team name, each bowler on the team will be listed
separately. This gives more concise information as to what a team did for this event. The format can be used for every event and can also be
printed with scratch total pins and/or handicap total pins. The individual game scores will always be listed as scratch. This report can also be
printed at any time, not just at the end of the tournament.
[1]
The name of the tournament and the date the report was printed will
be listed. If the tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is
included in the heading information.
[6]
The bowler's current average will be based on total pins scratch, for
this event, divided by the number of games in the series, for this
event.
[2]
The listing of the standings will depend on whether the scratch or
handicap total pins is used to rank the teams. Only teams that have
completed the matches in the event will be listed. The team name will
be omitted, just the team number will be displayed.
[7]
The team's total pins can be scratch or handicap, depending on the
tournament definition.
[8],[9]
The individual and team awards, and the number of places listed, will
all depend on how the tournament was defined. The individual high
average will always print, but the others are optional. The number of
places printing can be from two to five. This sample displays three
places in each award.
[3]
The game and series totals will all be listed scratch.
[4]
The individual handicap will be listed, if it is used to determine
standings or awards.
[5]
This column will be individual total pins with handicap.
TS-19
DOUBLES EVENT SCRATCH STANDINGS
[1]
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
(by Individual Bowler)
[1]
[2]
Tournament name, and the date the report was printed. If
the tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is
included in the header information.
1.
TM #
#8
2.
#10
Team standings, with each team member listed. Standings
are based on scratch total pins.
3.
#5
4.
#9
[3]
Scratch game and series scores.
5.
#4
[4]
Individual handicap, if used.
6.
#6
7.
#2
[5]
Individual total pins including handicap.
8.
#1
[6]
Individual current average.
9.
#7
[7]
Team total pins, scratch.
10.
#3
[8]
Individual award scores. The types of awards and the
number of positions was determined when building the
tournament definition.
[2]
[8]
[3]
[3]
[3]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
GAME GAME GAME PINS
TOTAL
TEAM
TEAM STANDINGS 1
2
3 SCRATCHHDCP PINS AVG PINS
FRANK BELLOWS 197
156
215
568
48
616
189 1317
RON MOHR
224
257
268
749
0
749
249
LARRY BROWN
211
203
245
659
18
677
219 1279
TOM REYNOLDS 197
186
237
620
0
620
206
THOMAS SMITH
189
201
215
605
75
680
201 1259
BRUCE MILLS
245
212
197
654
60
714
218
TERRANCE DARBY164
199
214
577
39
616
192 1164
CHUCK HALL
164
189
234
587
60
647
195
BRAD TIMES
164
189
223
576
111
687
192 1155
KASEY WOODROE 164
189
226
579
138
717
193
JEFF RAMPEE
211
186
205
602
24
626
200 1144
MIKE DERMANTE 187
156
199
542
114
656
180
MARK TAYLOR
164
155
197
516
36
552
172 1140
TYRONE PRICE
204
234
186
624
24
648
208
DOUG VANDECAMP136
201
234
571
6
577
190 1095
TONY MACHADO 205
222
97
524
0
524
174
ERIC ISEMAN
145
167
189
501
96
597
167 1088
CHUCK SOMMERS 197
156
234
587
72
659
195
BOB WEBB
167
189
155
511
0
511
170 1046
WALT BURNS
201
146
188
535
72
607
178
HIGH SCR. GAME
268 RON MOHR
245 LARRY BROWN
HIGH SCR. SERIES
749
RON MOHR
659
LARRY BROWN
HIGH AVERAGE
249.6 RON MOHR
219.6 LARRY
245
654
218.0
BROWN
[9]
Team award scores. The types of awards and the number
of positions was determined when building the tournament
definition.
BRUCE MILLS
BRUCE MILLS
BRUCE
MILLS
HIGH HDCP. GAME
272 KASEY WOODROE
268 RON MOHR
265 BRUCE MILLS
NOTE
A message can also be entered for this form of
"standings." The file size is up to ten lines of
text.
HIGH HDCP. SERIES
749
RON MOHR
717
KASEY WOODROE
714
BRUCE MILLS
HIGH SCR. GAME --TEAM
483 TEAM 8
482 TEAM 10
449 TEAM 4
HIGH SCR. SERIES--TEAM
1317 TEAM 8
1279 TEAM 10
1259 TEAM 5
HIGH HDCP. GAME--TEAM
532 TEAM 4
499 TEAM 8
488 TEAM 10
HIGH HDCP. SERIES--TEAM
1404 TEAM 4
1394 TEAM 5
1365 TEAM 8
[9]
TS-20
SINGLES HANDICAP STANDINGS (with Prize List)
USE:
Same as other standings report. Information is tailored to the event.
[1]
Tournament name, and the date the report was printed. If the
tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is included in the
header information.
[2]
[3]
Multiple prize lists can be built in each event. This report reflects the
prize pay-outs for prize list 1. The name of the prize list is also
included.
Team standings for this event.
[4]
Event game and series scratch scores.
[5]
Team handicap, if used.
[6]
Team total pins, including handicap.
[7]
Prize pay-out amounts.
NOTE
If the event has multiple rounds, individual games are displayed
only for each round. When printing the report for all rounds,
only the total pin count will be displayed.
TS-21
SINGLES HANDICAP STANDINGS (with Prize List)
[1]
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
USE:
Same as other standings report. Information is tailored to
the event.
[1]
Tournament name, and the date the report was printed. If
the tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is
included in the header information.
[2]
PRIZE LIST 1
[3]
[2]
Multiple prize lists can be built in each event. This report
reflects the prize pay-outs for prize list 1. The name of the
prize list is also included.
[3]
Team standings for this event.
[4]
Event game and series scratch scores.
[5]
Team handicap, if used.
[6]
Team total pins, including handicap.
[7]
Prize pay-out amounts.
TEAM STANDINGS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
NOTE
If the event has multiple rounds, individual games are
displayed only for each round. When printing the
report for all rounds, only the total pin count will be
displayed.
TS-22
TYRONE PRICE
JEFF RAMPEE
KASEY WOODROE
CHUCK SOMMERS
MIKE DERMONTE
LARRY BROWN
BOB WEBB
WALT BURNS
RON MOHR
TOM REYNOLDS
TERRANCE DARBY
BRAD TIMES
CHUCK HALL
ERIC ISEMAN
FRANK BELLOWS
TONY MACHADO
BRUCE MILLS
THOMAS SMITH
MARK TAYLOR
DOUG VANDECAMP
[4]
[4]
[4]
GAME
1
GAME
2
GAME
3
264
215
167
188
167
215
205
167
224
224
167
167
186
145
146
199
175
167
197
156
257
267
199
179
188
201
234
189
213
213
189
159
145
167
213
192
167
154
152
197
224
214
205
245
198
224
211
211
201
201
237
189
225
188
189
205
189
185
164
188
[4]
[5]
PINS
SCRATCH HDCP
745
696
571
612
553
640
650
567
638
638
593
515
556
500
548
596
531
506
513
541
24
24
138
72
114
18
0
72
0
0
39
111
60
96
48
0
60
75
36
6
[6]
TOTAL
PINS
769
720
709
684
667
658
650
639
638
638
632
626
616
596
596
596
591
581
549
547
[7]
PRIZE
250.00
125.00
75.00
50.00
40.00
35.00
30.00
25.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
INDIVIDUAL ALL-EVENTS STANDINGS (with Prize List)
USE:
This report is similar in fashion to the other standing sheets. The major difference is that the standings are all by individual, not team. The only
bowlers listed will be those that have been considered for all-events. An all-events printout can be generated for a combination of events, not
necessarily all of the events in the tournament. For example: All bowlers that have completed singles and doubles could be listed on an all-events
standing report. After determining what is to be considered for all-events, all the standard questions for the other standing sheets will be asked.
[1]
The name of the tournament and the date the report was printed will
be listed. If the tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is
included in the heading information.
[2]
This will state which prize list is being distributed, if any.
[3]
The 'team' standings will be a listing of all individuals that entered the
all-events event.
[4]
[5]
The scores here reflect each bowler's series total in each of the
events being considered for all-events. The event scores will be
scratch, as well as the total pins column.
[6]
Total pins will now include handicap.
[7]
The individual current average will be computed from the total pins
scratch divided by the total games bowled in all events.
[8]
Pay out amount of the prize list.
[9]
The message file has a total of 10 lines maximum that can be used
to leave messages for the bowlers. This message is not stored and
would need to be reentered with each printing of the standings.
NOTE
If two or more bowlers are tied for a place that receives a prize,
the prizes are combined and divided evenly.
This will be the individual's series handicap.
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INDIVIDUAL ALL-EVENTS STANDINGS
INDIVIDUAL ALL EVENTS
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
[2]
(with Prize List)
USE:
[1]
Same format as other standings except it represents only
those individuals that were signed up to compete in All
Events.
[1]
PRIZE LIST 2
[3]
[4]
TEAM STANDINGS
[4]
[4]
[4]
[5]
[6]
PINS
TOTAL
SINGLESDOUBLES TEAM SCRATCH HDCP
[7]
[8]
PINS
AVG
178
PRIZE
1.
KASEY WOODROE
150.00
2. JEFF RAMPEE 696
100.00
3. CHUCK SOMMERS
60.00
4. RON MOHN
638
5. LARRY BROWN 640
6. CHUCK HALL
556
7. BRAD TIMES
515
8. TERRANCE DARBY
9. FRANK BELLOWS548
10. BRUCE MILLS 531
11. WALT BURNS 567
12. ERIC ISEMAN
500
14. THOMAS SMITH 506
15. MARK TAYLOR 513
16. BOB WEBB
650
17. TONY MACHADO596
18. DOUG VANDECAMP
Tournament name, and the date the report was printed. If
the tournament is multi-event, the title of the event is
included in the header information.
571
579
458
1608
414
2022
602
646
1944
72
2016
216
612
587
568
1767
216
1983
749
659
587
576
593
568
654
535
501
605
516
511
524
541
596
582
578
470
577
601
494
541
565
480
602
563
587
571
1983
1881
1721
1561
595
1717
1679
1643
1566
1591
1631
1724
1707
518
0
54
180
333
1765
144
180
216
288
225
108
0
0
1630
1983
1935
1901
1894
117
1861
1859
1859
1854
1816
1739
1724
1707
18
220
209
191
173
1882
190
186
182
174
176
181
191
189
1648
196
[2]
Indicates which prize list is being distributed, if any.
[3]
Team standings. All individuals that have entered the AllEvents will be listed here.
[4]
Series totals for each event bowled, plus the 'all-events'
total scratch pins.
[5]
Individual series handicap, if used.
[6]
Total pins, from all the events, plus handicap.
[7]
Bowler's current average, based on the total scratch pins
divided by the total games bowled in all the events.
THIS YEAR'S CSBA TOURNAMENT SET A RECORD FOR THE NUMBER OF ENTRIES
[8]
Amount of prize won.
WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL PARTICIPANTS, FOR WITHOUT YOU WE COULD NOT
HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL.
WE HOPE NEXT YEAR'S TOURNAMENT WILL BE EVEN BIGGER.
[9]
This is the ten line message file that is available for all
standing sheets.
[9]
NOTE
If two or more bowlers are tied for a place that receives
a prize, the prizes are combined and divided evenly.
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196
181
GENERAL TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
USE:
The general tournament information contains the number of bowlers in each gender and the number of bowlers in each average bracket. The
entering average would be used to sort by.
If the tournament definition specified that team fees would be recorded, a record of those payments will be listed here.
This report can be generated at any time. It usually would be printed after the tournament has begun and scores have been processed.
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GENERAL TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
USE:
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
NUMBER OF BOWLERS BY ENTERING AVERAGE
The general tournament information contains the number of
bowlers in each gender and the number of bowlers in each
average bracket. The entering average would be used to
sort by.
BELOW 111 111-130
MEN
0
WOMEN 0
TOTAL
0
0
0
0
If the tournament definition specified that team fees would
be recorded, a record of those payments will be listed here.
131-150
151-170
1
0
1
6
0
6
171-190 ABOVE 190 TOTAL
7
0
7
TEAMS NOT PAID IN FULL
This report can be generated at any time. It usually would
be printed after the tournament has begun and scores have
been processed.
ALL TEAMS HAVE PAID IN FULL
ENTRY FEE/TEAM - $50.00
INCOME - $500.00
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6
0
6
20
0
20
TEAMS THAT HAVE NOT BOWLED
USE:
This report will be a fast reference when printing out final statistics. Any team listed in any event that does not have scores entered will be listed
here.
This report can be printed for each event in the tournament and can be used to find duplicate entries, entries that did not show and need to be
deleted, and/or teams that did bowl but have not had scores processed yet.
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TEAMS THAT HAVE NOT BOWLED
USE:
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
2/20/96
TEAMS WHO HAVE NOT BOWLED
This report will be a fast reference when printing out final
statistics. Any team listed in any event that does not have
scores entered will be listed here.
1
3
5
7
9
This report can be printed for each event in the tournament
and can be used to find duplicate entries, entries that did
not show and need to be deleted, and/or teams that did
bowl but have not had scores processed yet.
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TEAM 1
TEAM 3
TEAM 5
TEAM 7
TEAM 9
2
4
6
8
10
TEAM 2
TEAM 4
TEAM 6
TEAM 8
TEAM 10
MAILING LABELS
USE:
The mailing label format is the same format that is used in the League Record Service and the Open Play programs. The system will print completed
address files only and will print them two across.
Avery produces a two wide adhesive label that will work in the Center Management System printers.
The labels selection can be based on the following:
1. All bowlers
2. Team captains only
3. All above a certain average
4. Men only
5. Women only
6. Boys only
7. Girls only
After the labels have printed, the system will print a list of bowlers that have incomplete address files and therefore did not have labels printed.
If the tournament is multi-event, labels will be produced by the event.
TS-29
MAILING LABELS
MAILING LABELS
USE:
The mailing label format is the same format that is used in
the League Record Service and the Open Play programs.
The system will printed completed address files only and
will print them two across.
Avery produces a two wide adhesive label that will work in
the Command Network and Desk Command printers.
The labels selection can be based on the following:
1. All bowlers
2. Team captains only
3. All above a certain average
4. Men only
5. Women only
6. Boys only
7. Girls only
After the labels have printed, the system will print a list of
bowlers that have incomplete address files and therefore
did not have labels printed.
DOUG VANDECAMP
1234 LINDEN AVE. APT. 10
LONG BEACH, CA 90803
TONY MACHADO
3732 OLIVE AVE.
LONG BEACH, CA 90806
MARK TAYLOR
1234 LINDEN AVE. APT. 5
LONG BEACH, CA 90803
TYRONE PRICE
16734 SEAL BEACH BLVD.
SEAL BEACH, CA 93720
BOB WEBB
12373 FIG AVE. #232
TORRANCE, CA 92333
WALT BURNS
7523 CERRITOS AVE
ORANGE, CA 92806
BRAD TIMES
12 RIO WAY
ONTARIO, CA 93722
KASEY WOODROE
75-10 LACE WAY
DINUBA, CA 93266
THOMAS SMITH
P.O. BOX 734
LAGUNA BEACH, CA 90823
BRUCE MILLS
253 CEDAR AVE.
LONG BEACH, CA 90810
JEFF RAMPEE
106 BEVERLY DRIVE
PLACENTA, CA 92670
MIKE DERMONTE
1730 E. MORNINGSIDE COURT
ANAHEIM, CA 92080
If the tournament is multi-event, labels will be produced by
the event.
LIST OF BOWLERS WITH MISSING ADDRESS
BOWLERS NOT PRINTED DUE TO A MISSING ADDRESS
BOWLER #
21
34
TS-30
NAME
JACK PRINCE
JOHN DOE
BOWLER #
22
39
NAME
SAM STONE
SAM STONE
TOURNAMENT DIRECTORY
USE:
This report will list all tournaments currently on the computer and will reflect the tournament number and name.
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TOURNAMENT DIRECTORY
TOURNAMENT DIRECTORY
TOURNAMENT #
USE:
This report will list all tournaments currently on the
computer and will reflect the tournament number and name.
1
2
10
40
75
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TOURNAMENT NAME
#3 TEAM DEMO
DOUBLES DEMO FILE
47TH ANNUAL CSBA TOURNAMENT
TEST TOURNEY VER. 151
ERO INVITATIONAL
PRIZE FUND DISTRIBUTION
USE:
This report is used to inform the bowlers how much each place is worth in the standings for each event.
The report shows the number of places, or groups or places, the prize amount for each place, and the balance of prize money that has not yet been
distributed.
The report can be changed at any time. When printing the standings, the operator has the option of including this report's information on those
standings.
TS-33
PRIZE FUND DISTRIBUTION
PRIZE FUND DISTRIBUTION
RUN DATE: 23-FEB-96
4:44 PM
TOURNAMENT #: 44 DESERT WITH MATCH PLAY
USE:
This report is used to inform the bowlers how much each
place is worth in the standings for each event.
PLACE
FROM
THRU
----------------
The report shows the number of places, or groups or
places, the prize amount for each place, and the balance of
prize money that has not yet been distributed.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
The report can be changed at any time. When printing the
standings, the operator has the option of including this
report's information on those standings.
TS-34
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
16
PRIZE
AMOUNT
-----------1000.00
900.00
800.00
700.00
600.00
500.00
400.00
300.00
200.00
BALANCE
-------------5800.00
4900.00
4100.00
3400.00
2800.00
2300.00
1900.00
1600.00
.00
PRIZE FUND RECAPITULATION
USE:
This report lists each of the prize lists that were defined in the tournament, with the number of places paid and total amount of money distributed.
Since the same prize list can be used for more than one standings, the name of the prize list could be generic, such as “SQUAD PRIZES.”
The report is a summary of the detailed information found in the Prize Fund Distribution report.
TS-35
PRIZE FUND RECAPITULATION
PRIZE FUND RECAPITULATION
RUN DATE: 23-FEB-96
4:44 PM
TOURNAMENT #: 44 DESERT WITH MATCH PLAY
USE:
This report lists each of the prize lists that were defined in
the tournament, with the number of places paid and total
amount of money distributed.
Since the same prize list can be used for more than one
standings, the name of the prize list can be generic, such
as “SQUAD PRIZES.”
The report is a summary of the detailed information found in
the Prize Fund Distribution report.
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PRIZE
LIST
____
001
NAME
______
TOTAL
# PLACES
_________
TOTAL
AMOUNT
_________
MATCH PLAY PRIZES
16
6800.00
MATCH PLAY SUMMARY
USE:
This report prints the results of match play competition in the singles event of a tournament. It can be requested by round, and by series within
the round.
The report lists the bowler's team number and name, each game score with the match play result (W=won, L=lost, T=tied); bonus points, total pins
scratch, handicap with bonus points, and the grand total pinfall if there were qualifying games before this round.
If the report is printed for more than one series, only total scores will be printed and not each individual game score. The W-L-T totals will still be
printed.
The date and time (printed above the results) indicate when the series was bowled.
TS-37
MATCH PLAY SUMMARY
USE:
This report prints the results of match play competition in
the singles event of a tournament. It can be requested by
round, and by series within the round.
The report lists the bowler's team number and name, each
game score with the match play result (W=won, L=lost,
T=tied); bonus points, total pins scratch, handicap and with
bonus points, and the grand total pinfall if there were
qualifying games before this round.
MATCH PLAY SUMMARY
EVENT: SINGLES
ROUND 2, SERIES 1
DATE: 02/01/96 TIME: 18:00
RUN DATE: 23-FEB-96 4:20 PM
PAGE 1
TOURNAMENT #: 44 DESERT WITH MATCH PLAY
GAME GAME GAME GAME GAME GAME GAME GAME
GRAND
TM # TEAM STANDINGS
____ ________________
1.
7 MARTY CARROLTON
2.
8 ED WHITEHORSE
3.
16 ALLEN SMITH
4.
10 WALTER CRUZ
5.
18 MAX TOLBINE
6.
3 MICKY WALTERS
7.
9 DAN LEVANDOWSKI
8.
2 HAL RICHARDS
9.
4 JIM JACOBS
10.
5 MARK ARNOLD
11.
6 MARK YODER
12.
11 MATT JONES
13.
13 BRENT WOODS
14.
1 BOB MITCHELL
15.
15 JACK WALLACE
16.
17 ROBERT HARDING
If the report is printed for more than one series, only total
scores will be printed and not each individual game score.
The W-L-T totals will still be printed.
The date and time (printed above the results) indicate when
the series was bowled.
TS-38
1
_____
252W
225W
234W
216L
258W
250W
226W
217L
221L
217L
196L
209L
222W
218L
236W
229L
2
_____
293W
280W
248W
247W
245L
161L
212W
174L
189W
257W
208L
247L
179L
178L
215W
183L
3
_____
305W
262W
239L
205L
214W
224W
257W
164L
231W
204L
164L
226W
208L
191L
162L
204W
4
_____
221L
242W
245W
256W
204L
251W
259W
231L
238W
194L
148W
197L
188L
218L
227W
147L
5
_____
251W
215L
192L
185T
194L
269W
232W
282W
207L
212L
200W
198L
222W
232W
185T
224L
6
_____
241W
262W
300W
247W
231L
252W
202L
217W
168L
151L
227L
194L
201L
248L
236W
226W
7
_____
227L
258W
235W
261T
254W
218L
212W
261T
228W
230W
234W
207L
188L
178L
172L
247L
8
_____
207L
222L
223W
212L
264W
180L
211L
205W
244W
138L
257W
187L
232W
218W
195L
239W
PINS
SCRATCH
________
1949
1878
1644
1349
1312
1517
1251
1623
1382
1475
1538
1169
1376
1308
1308
1499
BLOCK
W L T
_________
05-03-00
06-02-00
06-02-00
03-03-02
04-04-00
05-03-00
06-02-00
03-04-01
05-03-00
02-06-00
04-04-00
01-07-00
03-05-00
04-03-01
04-03-01
03-05-00
HDCP
_____
48
88
272
480
552
288
560
128
344
128
96
496
264
320
320
200
PTS
____
50
60
60
40
40
50
60
35
50
20
40
10
30
45
45
30
TOTAL
______
2047
2026
1976
1869
1904
1855
1871
1786
1776
1623
1674
1675
1670
1673
1673
1729
TOTAL
______
3467
3412
3284
3251
3235
3202
3186
3105
3078
3056
3037
2995
2967
2843
2843
2810
STANDINGS SHEET FOR OPTIONAL SINGLES
USE:
This report lists the bowlers who have the highest individual series within a doubles or team event, with or without handicap.
In order to be included on this list, the operator must have indicated in the program that the bowler is participating in the optional singles event.
The report lists the bowler's number and name, each individual game score, series handicap, total pins scratch and handicap, and their individual
average for this particular series.
The report can be printed for each tournament event (doubles and team) that has an optional singles event within it, and can be selectable by series
within the event.
TS-39
STANDINGS SHEET FOR OPTIONAL SINGLES
USE:
STANDINGS SHEET FOR OPTIONAL SINGLES
EVENT: DOUBLES
This report lists the bowlers who have the highest individual
series within a doubles or team event, with or without
handicap.
BWLR IND STANDINGS
------- ------------------------
In order to be included on this list, the operator must have
indicated in the program that the bowler is participating in
the optional singles event.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
The report lists the bowler's number and name, each
individual game score, series handicap, total pins scratch
and handicap, and their individual average for this particular
series.
The report can be printed for each tournament event
(doubles and team) that has an optional singles event
within it, and can be selectable by series within the event.
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#19
#8
#4
#20
#17
#6
#5
#3
#14
#2
#1
#13
#15
#10
#21
#16
#9
#7
PETER SPALDING
ED WHITEHORSE
JIM JACOBS
ALEX ESTRADA
ROBERT HARDING
DAN FREMONT
DAN LEVANDOWSKI
MICKY WALTERS
JOSEPH CARMICHAEL
HAL RICHARDS
BOB MITCHELL
BRENT WOODS
JACK WALLACE
WALTER CRUZ
PETER FONTAINE
SEAN BILLINGSLEY
JASON MATTHEWS
MARTY CARROLTON
RUN DATE: 23-FEB-96 3:20 PM
PAGE 1
TOURNAMENT #: 33 DESERT CHAMPIONSHIPS
GAME GAME GAME
PINS
1
2
3
SCRATCH
-------- -------- --------- --------------
TOTAL
HDCP PINS AVG
-------- ------- ------
255
236
231
251
200
279
224
188
204
199
195
165
168
135
190
145
166
214
75
33
129
51
75
36
48
108
114
48
99
99
120
180
156
102
210
18
242
234
200
222
205
182
212
179
205
201
175
188
177
178
155
189
105
177
210
277
185
201
222
204
203
205
155
215
184
199
185
154
146
192
141
175
HIGH SCR. GAME
-----------------------279 DAN FREMONT
277 ED WHITEHORSE
255 PETER SPALDING
HIGH SCR. SERIES
--------------------------747 ED WHITEHORSE
707 PETER SPALDING
674 ALEX ASTRADA
HIGH HDCP. GAME
-----------------------291 DAN FREMONT
288 ED WHITEHORSE
280 PETER SPALDING
HIGH HDCP. SERIES
---------------------------782 PETER SPALDING
780 ED WHITEHORSE
745 JIM JACOBS
707
747
616
674
627
665
639
572
564
615
554
552
530
467
491
526
412
566
782
780
745
725
702
701
687
680
678
663
653
651
650
647
647
628
622
584
235
249
205
224
209
221
213
190
188
205
184
184
176
155
163
175
137
188
HIGH AVERAGE
-----------------------249.0 ED WHITEHORSE
235.6 PETER SPALDING
224.6 ALEX ESTRADA
TOURNAMENT RULES
USE:
This report verifies that the information used to define the tournament rules is accurate.
The report cannot be customized, it simply provides a printout of all the tournament rules as they were defined in the system. The numbers and
letters of each category on the report correspond to the numbers and letters of the options used when defining a tournament within the Center
Management System. This feature allows you to quickly find any rule that requires changing.
NOTE: The tournament rules will differ depending on the specific events that comprise the tournament. The samples of tournament rules listed here contain
two pages each from a singles event, a doubles event, and a team event.
TS-41
TOURNAMENT RULES
USE:
This report verfies that the information used to define the
tournament rules is accurate.
The report cannot be customized, it simply provides a
printout of all the tournament rules as they were defined in
the system. The numbers and letters of each category on
the report correspond to the numbers and letters of the
options used when defining a tournament within the Center
Management System. This feature allows you to quickly
find any rule that requires changing.
NOTE
The tournament rules will differ depending on the
specific events that comprise the tournament. The
samples of tournament rules listed here contain two
pages each from a singles event, a doubles event, and
a team event.
TS-42
TOURNAMENT RULES
RUN DATE: 23-Feb-96
3:32 PM
11. Printout of Tournament Standings
A. Tournament Standings Determined:
Total Pins Scratch or Total Pins Handicap
B. The Base Score for the +/- Display: 0
C. Following Columns Are Included in the Standings Report:
Individual Game Scores
Total Pins Scratch
Handicap
Total Pins Including Handicap Pins
Team Average
Team Number
Singles Event ____________________
1.
Name of Tournament: #33-DESERT CHAMPIONSHIPS
2.
Type
A. Tournament Events: Singles Doubles Team
B. Optional Singles: Yes
C. Individual All Events Included: Yes
D. Pinsetter: 10 Pin
E. Advance Reservations: No
3.
Format
A. Format: U.S.
4.
Optional Heading Line:
SINGLES
5.
Division Setup
A. Individual Division: No
B. Team Division: No
6.
Squads, Rounds and Games
A. Keep Records of Separate Squads: Yes
B. Number of Rounds/Sessions of Bowling: 1
C. Number of Series/Blocks: 1
D. Number of Games Per Series/Blocks: 3
E. Number of Teams Per Squad: 50
7.
Lane, Team and Practice Information
A. Download Names to the Scorers: Yes
B. Singles and Doubles Events Bowled Consecutively in the Same Squad: No
C. After First Game Each Team: Rotate a Certain Number of Lanes
D. How Do Teams Rotate: Rotate Right 2 Pairs of Lanes
E. The Number of Minutes of Practice Bowling: 5
12. Individual Achievement
A. Statistics Printed for Individual Achievements:
High Game and High Series -- Scratch and Handicap
B. List the Individual Achievements:
C. Allow the Same Bowler Listed: In All Award Categories
D. Number of Individual Leaders Printed: 3
13. Team Achievements
A. No Team Achievements for a Single Tournament
14. Tournament Fees
A. Keep Records of Tournament Fees Paid Per Team: Yes
B. Amount of Money Due Per Team: $50.00
C. Fees Paid Automatically: Yes
D. Separate Fee For All Events: Yes
E. Amount of Money Due Per Individual: $10.00
F. All Events Fees Paid Automatically: Yes
8.
Event Type: Men
A. Type of Game Default: Full Frame Bowling
15. Printout of Bowler Records
A. Lists Each Bowler In the Tournament and All Games Bowled: Yes
B. Following Columns Printed Out:
Entering Average
Handicap
C. Skip a Line Between Each Team: No.
9.
Reenter Command
A. Reentry of Teams Allowed: No
16. Prize Lists Defined: No
17. Bowlers Transferred to Database: No
10. Handicapping Procedures
A. Handicap Based on Average
B. Method of Computing the Team Handicap
Adding the Individual Bowler Handicaps
C. Handicapping Method: Add Each Team's Handicap to Its Net Score
D. Percentage Handicap Used: 80% of 220
E. Negative Handicaps Allowed: No
F. Minimum Allowable Bowler Average Rule for Handicapping Purposes: No
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TOURNAMENT RULES
RUN DATE: 23-Feb-96
11. Printout of Tournament Standings
A. Print the Standings: By Team and Individual Bowler
B. Tournament Standings Determined:
Total Pins Scratch or Total Pins Handicap
C. The Base Score for the +/- Display: 0
D. Following Columns Are Included in the Standings Report:
Individual Game Scores
Total Pins Scratch
Handicap
Total Pins Including Handicap Pins
Team Average
Team Number
3:32 PM
Doubles Event ____________________
1.
Name of Tournament: #33-DESERT CHAMPIONSHIPS
2.
Type
A. Tournament Events: Singles Doubles Team
B. Optional Singles: Yes
C. Individual All Events Included: Yes
D. Pinsetter: 10 Pin
E. Advance Reservations: No
3.
Format
A. Format: U.S.
4.
Optional Heading Line:
DOUBLES
5.
Division Setup
A. Individual Division: No
B. Team Division: No
6.
Squads, Rounds and Games
A. Keep Records of Separate Squads: Yes
B. Number of Rounds/Sessions of Bowling: 1
C. Baker Format Rounds: No
D. Preliminary Rounds Before Baker Format: 11
E. Number of Series/Blocks: 1
F. Number of Games Per Series/Blocks: 3
G. Number of Teams Per Squad: 50
7.
Lane, Team and Practice Information
A. Download Names to the Scorers: Yes
B. Singles and Doubles Events Bowled Consecutively in the Same Squad: No
C. If There Are More Than Two Teams on a Pair of Lanes, The Lane Assignments Are:
Both Bowlers on the Team Are on the Same Lane
D. After First Game Each Team: Stays on the Same Lane
E. Keep Track of Team Captains: No
F. The Number of Minutes of Practice Bowling: 5
8.
Event Type: Men
A. Type of Game Default: Full Frame Bowling
9.
Reenter Command
A. Reentry of Teams Allowed: No
12. Individual Achievement
A. Statistics Printed for Individual Achievements:
High Game and High Series -- Scratch and Handicap
B. List the Individual Achievements:
C. Allow the Same Bowler Listed: In All Award Categories
D. Number of Individual Leaders Printed: 3
13. Team Achievements
14. Tournament Fees
A. Keep Records of Tournament Fees Paid Per Team: Yes
B. Amount of Money Due Per Team: $100.00
C. Fees Paid Automatically: No
D. Separate Fee For All Events: Yes
E. Amount of Money Due Per Individual: $10.00
F. All Events Fees Paid Automatically: Yes
15. Printout of Bowler Records
A. Lists Each Bowler In the Tournament and All Games Bowled: Yes
B. Following Columns Printed Out:
Entering Average
Handicap
C. Skip a Line Between Each Team: Yes
16. Prize Lists Defined: No
17. Bowlers Transferred to Database: No
10. Handicapping Procedures
A. Handicap Based on Average
B. Method of Computing the Team Handicap
Adding the Individual Bowler Handicaps
C. Handicapping Method: Add Each Team's Handicap to Its Net Score
D. Percentage Handicap Used: 80% of 220
E. Negative Handicaps Allowed: No
F. Minimum Allowable Bowler Average Rule for Handicapping Purposes: No
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11. Printout of Tournament Standings
A. Print the Standings: By Team and Individual Bowler
B. Tournament Standings Determined:
Total Pins Scratch or Total Pins Handicap
C. The Base Score for the +/- Display: 0
D. Following Columns Are Included in the Standings Report:
Individual Game Scores
Total Pins Scratch
Handicap
Total Pins Including Handicap Pins
Team Average
Team Number
RUN DATE: 23-Feb-96
Team Event ____________________
1.
Name of Tournament: #33-DESERT CHAMPIONSHIPS
2.
Type
A. Tournament Events: Singles Doubles Team
B. Optional Singles: Yes
C. Individual All Events Included: Yes
D. Pinsetter: 10 Pin
E. Advance Reservations: No
3.
Format
A. Format: U.S.
4.
Optional Heading Line:
TEAM
5.
Division Setup
A. Individual Division: No
B. Team Division: No
6.
7.
12. Individual Achievement
A. Statistics Printed for Individual Achievements:
High Game and High Series -- Scratch and Handicap
B. List the Individual Achievements:
C. Allow the Same Bowler Listed: In All Award Categories
D. Number of Individual Leaders Printed: 3
13. Team Achievements
14. Tournament Fees
A. Keep Records of Tournament Fees Paid Per Team: Yes
B. Amount of Money Due Per Team: $200.00
C. Fees Paid Automatically: No
D. Separate Fee For All Events: Yes
E. Amount of Money Due Per Individual: $10.00
F. All Events Fees Paid Automatically: Yes
Squads, Rounds and Games
A. Keep Records of Separate Squads: Yes
B. Number of Rounds/Sessions of Bowling: 1
C. Baker Format Rounds: No
D. Preliminary Rounds Before Baker Format: 11
E. Number of Series/Blocks: 1
F. Number of Games Per Series/Blocks: 3
G. Number of Teams Per Squad: 50
15. Printout of Bowler Records
A. Lists Each Bowler In the Tournament and All Games Bowled: Yes
B. Following Columns Printed Out:
Entering Average
Handicap
C. Skip a Line Between Each Team: Yes
Lane, Team and Practice Information
A. Download Names to the Scorers: Yes
B. After First Game Each Team: Rotate a Certain Number of Lanes
C. How Do Teams Rotate: Rotate Right 2 Pairs of Lanes
D. The Number of Bowlers on Each Team: 4
E. Keep Track of Team Captains: No
F. The Number of Minutes of Practice Bowling: 5
8.
Event Type: Men
A. Type of Game Default: Full Frame Bowling
9.
Reenter Command
A. Reentry of Teams Allowed: No
16. Prize Lists Defined: No
17. Bowlers Transferred to Database: No
10. Handicapping Procedures
A. Handicap Based on Average
B. Method of Computing the Team Handicap
Adding the Individual Bowler Handicaps
C. Handicapping Method: Add Each Team's Handicap to Its Net Score
D. Percentage Handicap Used: 80% of 220
E. Negative Handicaps Allowed: No
F. Minimum Allowable Bowler Average Rule for Handicapping Purposes: No
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