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O F F I C I A L P U B L I C AT I O N O F T H E N ATI O N ' S C A P I TA L A R E A U S B C A S S O C I AT I O N
INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONS
Tournament Director Kenny Robinson (right)
appears with divisional winners
Donald Bock, Matthew Borelli, and KyRee Walters
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Nation’s Capital Area USBC Association
70th ANNUAL
WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
TEAM • SINGLES & DOUBLES
BOWL AMERICA SHIRLEY
6450 Edsall Road • Alexandria VA 22312 • 703/354-3300
FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY
June 19−20−21 • 26−27−28, 2015
ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 8, 2015
OPTIONAL SCRATCH and SENIOR (50+) CATEGORIES
PRIZES RETURNED: 1 in every 6 entries
SEND ALL ENTRIES AND INQUIRIES TO:
Susan Ryan, Women’s Tournament Director
NCAUSBCA • 9315 Largo Drive West, Suite 110 • Largo MD 20774-4762
Phone: 301/499-1693 • Fax: 301/499-5927 • eMail: [email protected]
[email protected]
2 BOWL Magazine • March 2015
www.ncausbca.org
Hall of Fame nominations due April 30
March 2015
Vol. 49, No. 4
Serving the nation’s third largest bowling market, BOWL
Magazine was honored five times by the American Bowling
Congress as the nation’s “best local association publication.”
2014–2015 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Gene O. Mays
VICE PRESIDENTS
Larry Gonzales, Willie Graves Jr., Hazel Wallace,
Susan Ryan, Darron Mayes
DIRECTORS
Ruth Adams, Marina Akers-Epps, Robert Ashley III,
Sondra Blakey, Cynthia Black, Connie Brown,
James Butler, Judith Butler, Phyllis Cook,
Thomas Dale Jr., Luis Drakes, Jonathan Emery,
Dwight Franklin, Diane Garrett, Leon Gray,
Lori Hercules, Ronald Holton, Herman Lee Jr.,
Jim Lewis, Bruce Merriman, Adam Mitchell,
Berlin Myers, Dominic Parham, Michael Sinek,
James Stewart, Woody Stewart, Michael Tinsley,
Helen Toms, Kirk Williams
MANAGER
Ronald McGregor • [email protected]
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Kirk Williams • [email protected]
PUBLISHER: Nation’s Capital Area USBC Assocation,
9315 Largo Drive West, Suite 110, Largo MD 20774-4762
301/499-1693 • 301/499-5927 (fax) • facebook.com/ncausbca
EDITOR: Robert Cosgrove • [email protected]
The postmark deadline for nomination of candidates for the
Nation’s Capital Area USBC Association Hall of Fame “Class
of 2015” is April 30.
All NCAUSBCA members have the privilege of submitting
nominations to the Hall of Fame Committee for consideration. Nominations are open to all bowlers and non-bowlers
who by their efforts have furthered the interests of the sport
of bowling in the Nation’s Capital Area.
Any person (league officer, proprietor, sponsor, association
officer, director, press/radio/TV personality, etc.) who has
demonstrated long-term or significant contributions is considered suitable for nomination. Nominations must contain
the full name of the nominee and a one-page biography including the reason(s) for nomination in one of the categories
listed below:
Meritorious Service
 Promotion that created growth of the game.
 Obtained recognition of the game.
 Promoted public acceptance.
 Service to bowlers.
Bowling Achievement
 Bowling achievement.
 Image.
All nominations must be either hand-delivered or mailed
to: NCAUSBCA, c/o Hall of Fame Committee, 9315 Largo
Drive West, Suite 110, Largo, MD 20774-4762 or sent via fax
(301/499-5927) or via eMail to [email protected].
CONTENTS....
8 Bock, Borelli, and Walters emerge as Invitational champions
10 Garvey victorious at 1st Alumni Invitational
11 USBC 2015 index of proposed amendments
17 Goode-Windsor duo wins Mixed Scratch Doubles Tournament
4Update
14 Check Your Knowledge
5 President’s Message
16Mini-Bio
5 What’s New at www.ncausbca.org 17 The List
5 Go Figure
18 Our Back Pages
6 Manager’s Memo
19 Best Bowling Tip I Ever Received
6 The Question:
19 Calendar of Events
11Steinsiek
20 Association Honor Score Awards
14 Ask Bob
21 Tournament Roundup
ON THE COVER: Three divisional champions emerged at the finals of the
NCAUSBCA 46th Annual Youth Invitational Scratch Singles Tournament
at Bowl America Falls Church.
(Photos by Bob Cosgrove)
BOWL Magazine is published bi-monthly, September through July (“Summer”) by NCAUSBCA Inc. The magazine, like the association, is
dedicated to the advancement of the sport of tenpins and hopes to foster and nurture the spirit of good sportsmanship throughout its
pages. The editorial and business offices are located in the NCAUSBCA office. The deadline for advertising material, copy, photographs,
or other editorial material submitted for publication, is the 15th of the month preceding the cover date. The editor reserves the right to alter
or reject any copy, photograph, or advertising material submitted for publication. Reproduction and/or distribution in any form, in whole or
in part, is strictly prohibited without prior written authorization. Copyright © 2015 by NCAUSBCA Inc. All rights reserved.
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4 “MARCH FOR BVL”
CAMPAIGN
INTRODUCED
BVL is introducing a new campaign to help raise
additional funds for America’s veterans. Although
it can be implemented any time of year, “March for
BVL” is especially appropriate for the third month on
the calendar. Just in time for many state and local
tournaments, the campaign can be as simple as “marching”
down the lanes to accept donations for BVL, or it could
be extended to coordinating a community-wide “march.”
Other ideas might include: Collecting donations in an
army-style boot; Organizing a walk-a-thon or march-athon with a salute to area veterans; Asking veterans in
the community to march into the bowling center to kick
off a tournament; Printing artwork onto label-backed
paper and applying it to a collection can or box; or
Recognizing $1, $5, $10 individual donations using “Pin
Art” printed on white, red, and blue paper writing the
donor’s name on the “pin” and posting it at the control
desk or on a bulletin board.
JUNE 15 DEADLINE
FOR BILLY WELU
SCHOLARSHIP
The Professional Bowlers Association is now accepting
applications for the 2015 Billy Welu Scholarship Award,
which recognizes exemplary qualities in male or female
college students who compete in the sport of bowling. The
winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship. To be eligible,
candidates must be amateur bowlers who are currently in
college (preceding the application date) and maintaining
at least a 2.5/4.0 GPA or equivalent. Applications must be
postmarked by June 15. The scholarship was established
to annually recognize a college student who combines
outstanding bowling talents with academic excellence.
Visit pba.com/Corporate/Scholarships/ for an application.
RELAUNCHED PWBA
TOUR SCHEDULE SET
The Professional Women’s Bowling Association Tour will
relaunch in 2015 featuring seven regular-season events,
three nationally televised majors, and stops from coast
to coast. The PWBA Tour schedule will kick off with the
USBC Queens from May 13-19 and conclude with the PWBA
Tour Championship from Sept. 10-13. PWBA regular-season
events have a Friday through Sunday format to allow PWBA
members to bowl tour stops and have flexibility for work
or family obligations during the week. Regular-season
events will have $60,000 in guaranteed prize money per
event with a $10,000 first-place prize.
MEMBERSHIP DEPT.
Aaron S. Medlock of Clinton, Md., has been suspended
from membership and office in USBC and must not bowl in
any USBC leagues or tournaments.
BOWL Magazine • March 2015
www.ncausbca.org
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE • GENE O. MAYS
We can all make
our association better
When I was elected in February 2012, I stood proudly at the
NCAUSBCA Annual Meeting and
accepted the position of president
of this association. At that time,
I made a commitment to help the
association become the best that
it could be and even better than in
the past. I have tried to live up to
that awesome task that you elected
me to do.
We can all do our part to make
this association an even better one
by encouraging more family and
friends to join our various leagues.
I want to thank you for your positive response to this plea.
Now that this season is approaching an end for many leagues, all
league members are reminded
that it is the responsibility of your
league officers to carry out their
duties as required by the bowling
rules.
In closing, you are reminded that
if there is anyone you would like
to see considered for the Hall of
Fame, take the time to read the article on page 3, and don’t hesitate
to contact the association office for
any additional information.
Gene O. Mays may be reached via
eMail at [email protected].
What’s New ...
at www.ncausbca.org
W
inners of the recent NCAUSBCA Awards Program Fundraiser that helped support
the association’s new awards
program that will begin August
1, 2015.
B
owling News Network interview with USBC Executive
Director Chad Murphy.
W
alt Steinsiek’s “Cartoon of
the Week.”
Go Figure
0
USBC-certified 900 series in
Sport Bowling competition.
1,325
Minimum game score exceeded
by five-player team to be considered by USBC for National
Team High Game recognition.
265.67
Six-game average by Allen
Windsor at the NCAUSBCA
Mixed Scratch Doubles Tournament held February 8, 2015 at
Bowl America Fairfax.
www.ncausbca.org
BOWL Magazine • March 2015 5
MANAGER’S MEMO • RONALD McGREGOR
Current and future issues to consider
Here are some issues to consider:
1. I am hopeful that your league
has completed at least one audit of
the league finances—better to be
safe than sorry.
2.
This is the time of the season when weather can disrupt the
league schedule, so please err on
the side of safety and allow for postponements and makeup games. A
postponement committee avoids
the possibility of favoritism.
a. Bowlers are allowed to ask for
a postponement if they participate
in the USBC Championships, the
local or state championship tournaments, or an annual meeting.
The 52nd Annual Youth Championship Tournament will be held
two weekends through March 8 at
Bowl America Falls Church.
The 70th Annual Open Championship Tournament will begin
March 28 and end April 19. Events
will be held at Bowl America Fairfax and Bowl America Woodbridge, so come on out and let’s
make this a big time event; there
is something for bowlers of all ages
and abilities to participate in this
year. Entry blanks can be found on
our association Web site and Facebook pages and should be available
in your centers.
5.
3.
Have you considered where
you are going to bowl next season?
Has you league talked with center
management regarding the contract for next season?
4. Tournament season is in full
swing, starting with a very successful Mixed Scratch Doubles
event recently completed at Bowl
America Fairfax.
6 BOWL Magazine • March 2015
What’s your top
spare ball?
Blue Hammer
Chris Blackmore
Fairfax, Va.
Columbia 300
White Dot
Stephen Hahn
Potomac Falls, Va.
If your league has had a team
drop out for some good reason, do
you know how you are to handle
This is the time of the season when weather
can disrupt the league schedule,
so please err on the side of safety and allow
for postponements and makeup games.
b. Rule 111b states a league cannot adopt a rule that would prohibit any prebowling/postponements
when a team is unable to field a
legal lineup due to item 2a above.
THE QUESTION:
the loss of prize money? How much
money is owed to the bowler(s) who
paid into the prize fund for weeks
and had to withdraw?
We get a lot of calls on this very
subject every year, so be ready with
a plan. You will find Rule 117b/8
helpful.
Ronald McGregor can be reached
via eMail at manager@ncausbca
.org.
My Redskins Spare
Ball
Allen Hayes
Suitland, Md.
Brunswick T-Zone
Alfreda Jefferson
District Heights, Md.
Ultimate Weapon,
an old urethane
David Ryan
Springfield, Va.
www.ncausbca.org
NOTICE OF
NCAUSBCA ANNUAL MEETING
The Nation’s Capital Area USBC Association will hold its Annual Meeting to discuss association
business, including proposals to change association bylaws, elect officers and directors who will lead
the association, and elect delegates to the 2016 USBC Convention as well as the Virginia State Bowling
Association Annual Meeting.
Meeting Location: Bowl America Gaithersburg (phone: 301/330-5200)
1101 Clopper Road
Gaithersburg MD 20878
Meeting Date: Meeting Time:
Meeting Registration:
Sunday, March 15, 2015
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Begins at 12:30 p.m.
This meeting is open to all members of the Nation’s Capital Area USBC Association. You must present
your local association (NCAUSBCA) membership card to be admitted to the meeting. Only those ages
14 or older may vote.
A Youth Representation Meeting will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (registration begins at 11:00
a.m.), and all Youth leagues are entitled to send one league official and one Youth bowler to this meeting.
Also, Youth Representatives will elect directors for the NCAUSBCA Board of Directors.
Directions to Bowl America Gaithersburg:
From the Capital Beltway (I-495), merge onto Route I-270 North (towards Frederick) for approximately
10 miles. Then merge onto I-270 “Local” North via Exits 10-11 toward MD-117 West/Clopper Road for
.3 mile. Take Exit 10 (MD-117 West) for .2 mile and stay in the right lane while approaching traffic light.
Turn right onto MD-117 West (West Diamond Avenue, which turns into Clopper Road) and continue
for approximately 1.5 miles. The bowling center will be on the right.
Annual Meeting
sample ballot
Bock, Borelli, and Walters emerge
as Youth Invitational champions
1
2
DONALD BOCK
3
JARRETT DEFALCO
4
SAMUEL ANDERSON
DANIEL EDWARDS
A Division
5
6
ANTHONE SIMPSON
1
7
CONNER KOLESSIDES
2
MATTHEW BORELLI
8
GENE BLAIR
3
DIAMANTE WINTERS
QUINCY JOHNSON
B Division
5
6
QUINTON JOHNSON
8 BOWL Magazine • March 2015
NATHAN OAKLEY
7
TERRENCE BARTON JR.
DENARD BANKSTON II
4
AVANTIS
BONNER-BOWMAN
8
MALIK MYERS
www.ncausbca.org
1
2
KYREE WALTERS
3
RANDALL STEWART
4
AIDAN KAZ
JAYLA WEBSTER
C Division
5
6
MAKAYLA JOYNES
7
KENETH CLARK II
A DIVISION (185+ Average)
Scratch
W-L-T
B DIVISION (165-184)
Scratch
W-L-T
C DIVISION (150-164)
Scratch
W-L-T
1. Donald Bock, Jeffersonton, Va......... 5,433
2. Jarrett DeFalco, Leesburg, Va........... 5,346
3. Samuel Anderson, Woodbridge, Va..5,250
4. Daniel Edwards, Lorton, Va.............. 5,212
5. Anthone Simpson, Dale City, Va...... 5,122
6. Conner Kolessides, Great Falls, Va.... 5,210
7. Gene Blair, Waldorf, Md.................. 5,024
8. Denard Bankston II, Woodbridge, Va..4,922
1. Matthew Borelli, BAFB, D.C............. 5,150
2. Diamante Winters, Waldorf, Md...... 5,034
3. Quincy Johnson, Upper Marlboro, Md... 5,045
4. Avantis Bonner-Bowman, W Plains, Md..4,944
5. Quinton Johnson, Upper Marlboro, Md..4,886
6. Nathan Oakley, Purcellville, Va........ 4,739
7. Terrence Barton Jr., District Heights, Md..4,606
8. Malik Myers, Camp Springs, Md...... 4,567
1. KyRee Walters, Clinton, Md............. 4,779
2. Randall Stewart, Temple Hills, Md... 4,547
3. Aidan Kaz, Great Falls, Va................ 4,465
4. Jayla Webster, Woodbridge, Va........ 4,409
5. Makayla Joynes, District Heights, Md.. 4,463
6. Keneth Clark II, Temple Hills, Md.... 4,338
7. Leonard Farlow Jr., Columbia, Md.... 4,245
8. Eric Williams II, Waldorf, Md........... 4,107
3-5-0
5-3-0
4-3-1
5-2-1
5-3-0
1-7-0
5-3-0
3-5-0
5-3-0
5-3-0
4-4-0
6-2-0
4-4-0
4-4-0
3-5-0
1-7-0
7-1-0
3-5-0
5-3-0
6-2-0
3-5-0
2-6-0
4-4-0
2-6-0
8
LEONARD FARLOW JR.
ERIC WILLIAMS II
Total
Average
Position-By-Round
Scholarship Funds
Total
Average
Position-By-Round
Scholarship Funds
Total
Average
Position-By-Round
Scholarship Funds
5,523
5,496
5,385
5,377
5,272
5,240
5,174
5,012
5,300
5,184
5,165
5,124
5,006
4,859
4,696
4,597
4,989
4,637
4,615
4,589
4,553
4,398
4,365
4,167
226.38 31111
222.75 13232
218.75 1116643
217.17 14101164
213.42 26181585
217.08
57326
209.33 412457
205.08 261078
214.58 56311
209.75 125542
210.21 11123
206.00 33764
203.58 24235
197.46
42456
191.92 199977
190.29 11191288
199.13
23111
189.46 611422
186.04 329353
183.71 54864
185.96 111735
180.75 106646
176.88
92277
171.13
371088
$750
$600
$450
$350
$275
$250
$225
$200
$750
$600
$450
$350
$275
$250
$225
$200
$750
$600
$450
$350
$275
$250
$225
$200
All scholarship funds will be administered through SMART, the Scholarship Management and Accounting Reports for Tenpins program. Visit ncausbca.org/tournament/tourn_history.htm to view additional photos and information on each of the finalists, roundby-round results, and recent tournament history.
www.ncausbca.org
BOWL Magazine • March 2015 9
Garvey victorious at 1st Alumni Invitational
New tournament brings back past Youth Invitational competitors
1
2
CHRIS GARVEY
3
KENI LOWE JR.
4
MICHAEL SIMPSON
MICHAEL SCHMAL
This inaugural two-day event raised $561 that was added to the Youth Invitational scholarship prize fund.
The eight finalists are shown, with the top four earning respective checks of $125, $90, $80, and $70.
Visit ncausbca.org/tournament/tourn_history.htm to view information on the finalists and the tournament.
5
6
NICK DEAN
BOBBY MIDDLETON JR.
7
8
ALONSO KINNEY JR.
JAMES GASKILL III
In the position round last game of the
Youth Invitational finals, Jarrett DeFalco
(left) needed to defeat A Division leader
Donald Bock by 41 pins to become the
victor. Up 32 pins (179-147) in the seventh frame and with both bowlers striking in the eighth and ninth, DeFalco had
an opportunity to apply maximum pressure to his opponent, only to have his
title dreams all but die when his first ball
in the final frame failed to carry the 10pin. DeFalco spared and tossed a strike
to finish with 248. Meanwhile, Bock, now
needing only a mark, promptly rolled
two strikes and an 8-count for 235—
not enough to win the match but good
enough by 27 pins to secure his first Invitational championship. A deeply disappointed DeFalco departed Bowl America
Falls Church as divisional runner-up for
the second consecutive year.
10 BOWL Magazine • March 2015
www.ncausbca.org
USBC 2015 index of proposed amendments
LEAGUE RULES
Rules Proposal No. LR 1
USBC Playing Rules • Chapter 4, League Rules
Rule 109a, Legal Lineup
Changes the default legal lineup to one regardless of
playing strength.
Proposer: Rachel Wilf, Warminster, Pa.
Rules Proposal No. LR 2
USBC Playing Rules • Chapter 4, League Rules
Rule 111e, Procedure
Allows pre-bowls and postponements to be completed
on one lane.
Proposer: Rachel Wilf, Warminster, Pa.
TOURNAMENT RULE
Rules Proposal No. TR 1
USBC Playing Rules • Chapter 6, Tournament Rules
Rule 319e, Average Adjustment for Entry
Separates a bowler’s tournament average into Standard
and Sport.
Proposer: Ed Campbell, Denham Springs, La.
BYLAWS
Bylaws Proposal No. B 1
Bylaws Proposal No. B 4
USBC Merged State Bylaws • Article VII, Meetings
Section A, Annual Meeting • Item 4, Responsibilites
Allows Youth Delegates to vote on adult dues and 80% of
the Adult Directors.
Proposer: USBC Legal and Legislative Committee
Bylaws Proposal No. B 5
USBC Merged Local Bylaws • Article VII, Meetings
Section A, Annual Meeting • Item 3, Responsibilities
Allows Youth Representatives to vote on adult dues, 80%
of the Adult Directors and Adult Delegates/Alternates
for the state meeting.
Proposer: USBC Legal and Legislative Committee
View the complete text
of the USBC proposed amendments:
http://usbcongress.http.internapcdn.
net/usbcongress/bowl/convention/
pdfs/2015/ProposedAmendments.pdf
STEINSIEK
USBC National Bylaws • Article II, Purpose
Section B, Chartering State and Local Bowling
Associations
Requires non-merged local associations to be merged by
August 1, 2016.
Proposer: Dave E. Davis Jr., Cherry Hill, N.J.
Bylaws Proposal No. B 2
USBC National Bylaws • Article II, Purpose
Section B, Chartering State and Local Bowling
Associations
Requires non-merged state associations to be merged by
August 1, 2016.
Proposer: Dave E. Davis Jr., Cherry Hill, N.J.
Bylaws Proposal No. B 3
USBC National Bylaws • Article III, Membership and
Dues • Section B, Dues
Changes National dues maximum from $10 to $8.
Proposer: Kevin M. McMackin, Slidell, La.
Walt Steinsiek’s “Cartoon of the Week” appears on
www.ncausbca.org.
www.ncausbca.org
BOWL Magazine • March 2015 11
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM
NATION’S CAPITAL AREA
USBC ASSOCIATION
70TH ANNUAL
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
Certified by the United States Bowling Congress
TEAM EVENT
SINGLES & DOUBLES EVENTS
BOWL AMERICA FAIRFAX
BOWL AMERICA WOODBRIDGE
9699 Lee Highway
Fairfax VA 22039
703/273-7700
13409 Occoquan Road
Woodbridge VA 22191
703/494-9191
MARCH 28-29, APRIL 11-12, 18-19, 2015
(APRIL 25-26 IF NEEDED)
ENTRIES CLOSE MARCH 16, 2015
PRIZES RETURNED: 1 IN EVERY 6 ENTRIES
CAREFULLY READ RULES ON PAGES 3 AND 4 BEFORE COMPLETING ENTRY FORM
NEW PRIZE CATEGORIES:
“50-59” & “60+” SINGLES
“50+” ALL EVENTS
“50-59
”&
BRACK “60+”
ETS
SEND ALL ENTRIES AND INQUIRIES TO:
OPEN TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR
NATION’S CAPITAL AREA USBC ASSOCIATION
9315 LARGO DRIVE WEST, SUITE 110 • LARGO MD 20774-4762
PHONE: 301/499-1693 x103 • FAX: 301/499-5927
eMAIL: [email protected]
[email protected]
OPTIONAL SCRATCH CATEGORIES
SOLD OUT SQUADS:
March 28 – No “Team” spots available • March 29 – No “Singles & Doubles” spots available
BOWL AMERICA FAIRFAX
TEAM EVENT
9699 Lee Highway y Fairfax VA y 703/273-7700
TEAM NAME:
CAPTAIN’S NAME:
ADDRESS:
STATE:
POS
ZIP:
LAST
CHECK BOX TO RECEIVE
CONFIRMATION BY eMAIL:
CITY:
PHONE:
PRINT NAME AS APPEARS IN YEARBOOK
FIRST
eMAIL:
BOWLER ID
NUMBER
INIT
AVERAGE
2013-2014
1
2
3
4
5
CHECK THE BOX AT RIGHT TO ENTER THE SCRATCH TEAM EVENT:
FEES:
** MUST BOWL IN REGULAR TEAM EVENT TO ENTER **
TEAM
Prizes
Bowling
Expenses
TOTAL
(Optional Scratch Event)
TOTAL WITH SCRATCH EVENT
ENTRY#
$63.75
$56.25
$20.00
$140.00
($100.00)
$240.00
DATE:
SINGLES & DOUBLES
PRINT NAME AS APPEARS IN YEARBOOK
POS
LAST
FIRST
INIT
TEAM — DATES AND TIMES
PER BOWLER
$12.75
$11.25
$4.00
$28.00
($20.00)
$48.00
DATES: March 28-29, April 11-12, 18-19, 2015
TIMES: Saturday 10:30 AM
Sunday 10:30 AM
1st Choice
Date
Time
2nd Choice
Date
Time
3rd Choice
Date
Time
SQUAD # T$
BOWL AMERICA WOODBRIDGE
13409 Occoquan Rd y Woodbridge VA y 703/494-9191
BOWLER ID
NUMBER
AVG
2013-14
1
2
SCRATCH
EVENT
SGLS
DBLS
ALL
EVENTS
REG
SCR
** SENIORS ONLY **
50-59
50+
SGLS
AE
60+
SGLS
1
2
1
2
If one bowler is on another 5-man team, indicate:
SINGLES & DOUBLES — DATES AND TIMES
Bowler
Name:_____________________________________________
Team: ____________________________________________
Scheduled Date: _________________________________
DATES: March 28-29, April 11-12, 18-19, 2015
FEES:
Cost Each (Worksheet Only) Number Amt. Enclosed
$140 – Team Event
______
____________
$100 – Scratch Team Event
______
____________
$ 56 – Doubles Team
______
____________
$ 40 – Scratch Doubles
______
____________
$ 28 – Singles
______
____________
$ 20 – Scratch Singles
______
____________
$ 6 – Regular All Events
______
____________
$ 30 – Scratch All Events
______
____________
$ 10 – 50-59 Singles
______
____________
$ 10 – 50+ All Events
______
____________
$ 10 – 60+ Singles
______
____________
Total Enclosed
____________
DOUBLES
Prizes
Bowling
Expenses
TOTAL
(Opt Scratch Event)
TOTAL WITH
SCRATCH EVENT
$25.50
$22.50
$8.00
$56.00
($40.00)
$96.00
PER
BOWLER
$12.75
$11.25
$4.00
$28.00
($20.00)
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ASK BOB • BOB KORTH
Cause and cure for pulling the ball
Q. I have been pulling the ball
lately and can’t seem to stop doing
this. The harder I try not to pull,
the worse it gets. Any ideas?
A. There are several things that
can cause pulling the ball; the main
one, however, is muscling the swing.
My key in your question is the harder you try to stop, the worse it gets.
Sounds like muscling.
It goes like this: When you get
into a slump and begin to try too
hard, the tendency is to control the
swing. You start pulling the ball
back, which forces you to pull the
swing forward. Then, there is only
one thing you can do at release and
that is to pull the ball.
Yes, the harder you try to stop
this, the worse you get.
During your next practice session, push the ball out and just let
your arm fall; let the weight of the
ball take your arm back. You will
find that this will allow you to have
a much more free swing, and the
pulling will disappear.
Do this for a few games, and don’t
worry about your score. Just work
on regaining your relaxed armswing. Let your muscle memory
take over.
Q.
What is the difference between a symmetrical and asymmetrical bowling ball? I need a
new ball and don’t know which
would be best. I average 184.
A. A symmetrical ball generally
will have a smoother, more consistent reaction and is easier to control. The asymmetrical ball tends
to react to the dry area sharper
Q.
I have been watching the pros
on TV, and I hear they bowl 30 or
40 games a week. I bowl five or six
games, and my arm is tired and I
am beat. How do they do this week
after week?
A. Professional bowlers of today
1. On the Sport Average Adjustment Scale, what “Adjusted Average” equals a “Sport League Average” of 200?
2. Who is NCAUSBCA’s current fifth vice president?
3. Which center is older—Bowl America Shirley or Parkland Bowl?
4. True or False: USBC encourages all tournaments to offer guaranteed first-place prizes.
5. True or False: When a team forfeits a game, the team score
for that game is zero.
6. True or False: A team can request an extension if it does not
make up games within the time limit set by league rule.
7. What center hosted the final round of this year’s NCAUSBCA
Youth Invitational Scratch Singles Tournament?
are in great physical condition.
They are as much of an athlete as
the athletes in any sport. They all
maintain workout schedules, and
the biggest part of bowling is having strong legs.
To bowl well, you have to have
your legs under you; this creates
speed, power, and accuracy. If your
arm is getting tired and you are
worn out, you are relying on your
arm and back muscles for power.
Bowling is not an upper-body
sport; it starts with the legs.
So if you want to get better and
have more endurance, start exercising those legs.
ANSWERS: 1, 214; 2, Darron Mayes; 3, Bowl America Shirley; 4, False; 5, True;
6, True; 7, Bowl America Falls Church.
To ask Bob a question, eMail him
at [email protected].
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Check Your Knowledge
14 and can be a bit jumpy. However,
it can be used by a knowledgeable
ball driller to help a bowler with
weak spots in his/her game—like
getting the ball through the heads
or creating a stronger reaction at
the pins.
So it is just a matter of preference. But remember this: The surface of the ball is still the biggest
factor in ball reaction.
Both symmetrical and asymmetrical cores have a place in the
game, and both can be fine-tuned
by tweaking the cover. What you
try to do is match up to the shot at
your lanes.
Ask the best local bowlers where
the best pro shop is. Ask the pro
shop technician to watch you bowl,
and let this individual make suggestions on what ball would be best for
you. Most shops offer this service.
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Mini-Bio
CORNEL MARSHALL
CURRENT BOWLING LEAGUE: Teenpinners at AMF
Capital Plaza
YOUTH COACH: Steve Jackson
HIGH GAME / SERIES: 297 / 764
BEST PART OF MY GAME: My ability to adjust
WORST PART OF MY GAME: The 10-pin!
BEST TACTIC I USE TO HANDLE PRESSURE: Controlled breathing
SPARE-SHOOTER RATING (10 = best / 1 = worst): 9
IMPORTANCE OF BOWLING IN MY LIFE (10 = most /
1 = least): 10
MOST IMMEDIATE BOWLING GOAL: Winning the
Youth 600 Club Tournament of Champions
IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS: I owe everything to
my parents.
BIRTH DATE: February 16, 1996
CITY OF RESIDENCE: Beltsville, Md.
EDUCATION: Attended High Point High School
EARLIEST BOWLING MEMORY: My Dad brought me to
the bowling center at age 8.
FAVORITE MEAL: Seafood Pasta
FAVORITE BEVERAGE: Orange Juice
FAVORITE TV SHOW: “The Biggest Loser”
FAVORITE MOVIE: The Hangover
FAVORITE PLACE I’VE VISITED: Jamaica
PUBLIC FIGURE I MOST ADMIRE: Kobe Bryant
PRODUCT FOR WHICH I’D LIKE TO BE SPOKESMAN:
Nike Arm Sleeve—it gives me great comfort when I
bowl.
TASK I HATE TO DO: Vacuum
PLACE WHERE I WOULD LIKE TO LIVE: New York
SUBJECT ABOUT WHICH I’D LIKE TO KNOW MORE:
Politics
THREE FAMOUS PEOPLE I’D INVITE TO MY HOME
FOR DINNER: Kobe Bryant, Gabrielle Union, and Tom
Brady
FUTURE PLANS: Professional bowler on the PBA Tour
On February 15, 2015, Cornel Marshall scored 257-296211/764 to win the “180 Average and Above” division
of the NCAUSBCA Youth 600 Club Spring Singles
Tournament at AMF Capital Plaza.
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Goode-Windsor duo wins
Mixed Scratch Doubles Tournament
THE LIST
Below are the highest series and
games rolled in the NCAUSBCA
Mixed Scratch Doubles Tournament
held Feb. 8 at Bowl America Fairfax.
SERIES
Men
816 Allen Windsor..... 269-300-247
781 Thad Rand......... 237-287-257
778Allen Windsor..... 299-213-266
751Keni Lowe Jr....... 245-268-238
749 Jim Einhorn........ 236-266-247
747 Ernest Spriggs..... 257-256-234
745 Eddie Curtis....... 200-289-256
744 Daniel Morris...... 265-265-214
741 Fero Williams...... 279-228-234
740 David Ryan......... 246-236-258
738Rich Jerome....... 267-202-269
731Zo Isaac............ 231-243-257
Keni Lowe Jr....... 226-279-226
730Derek Payne....... 258-226-246
729Barry Tyler......... 257-235-237
720Bill Bean........... 223-279-218
708Derek Payne....... 256-248-204
707Stephen Hahn..... 229-208-270
706Thomas McLane... 244-215-247
702Joe Tremper....... 233-245-224
Women
751Karla Pereira...... 245-247-259
740 Ann Young......... 247-235-258
738Tiffany Bell........ 224-235-279
729Ulari Walter....... 256-205-268
726Veronica Bell...... 277-225-224
714 Cassandra Shivers.228-258-228
709Kisha Hightower... 243-227-239
708Samantha Schaden.225-247-236
704Stephanie Bean... 205-265-234
695 Yvette Ford........ 223-238-234
692 Christina Waldron.225-211-256
689Kimberly Ferguson.221-236-232
687Samantha Schaden.225-226-236
Dawn Fay........... 202-216-269
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Kathy Goode (639 series) and Allen Windsor (816) tallied 1,455 to
share the $1,200 top prize at the NCAUSBCA Mixed Scratch Doubles
Tournament. The complete prize list appears on page 21.
683Crystal Shaw-Wesby.237-206-240
681 Dawn Fay...........225-234-222
680Tasha Smith........ 248-238-194
671Crystal Shaw-Wesby.246-193-232
669Christina Waldron.216-243-210
665Kim Brown......... 216-235-214
663Angel Bennett..... 217-223-223
662Tiffany Bell........ 182-234-246
Eugenia McDonald.202-214-246
659 Tasha Smith........ 234-239-186
658Adorna Hayward.. 236-201-221
Shelley Terry...... 232-199-227
655Adorna Hayward.. 258-170-227
654Shelley Bowers.... 180-216-258
GAMES
Men
300Allen Windsor
299Allen Windsor
289Eddie Curtis
287Thad Rand
279Bill Bean
Keni Lowe Jr.
Fero Williams
270Stephen Hahn
269Rich Jerome
Josh Keller
Allen Windsor
268Jim Einhorn
Keni Lowe Jr.
267Tim Davidson
Rich Jerome
266Jim Einhorn
265Daniel Morris (2)
Allen Windsor
Women
279Tiffany Bell
277Veronica Bell
270Kristina Milan
269Dawn Fay
268Ulari Waller
265Stephanie Bean
261Deanna Dirado
259Karla Pereira
258Shelley Bowers
T’nia Falbo
Adorna Hayward
Bonnie Wiley
Ann Young
256Christina Waldron
Ulari Waller
254Suzy Gardner
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Our Back Pages
5 Years Ago
 Jason Eman, Joseph Lavelle, and De’Andrew Clark win Youth Invitational Scratch Singles titles.
 Bobby Hall II responds to “20 Questions.”
10 Years Ago
M
ike Marsico repeats as A Division victor, as Todd Gray (B Division), and Brandon Thomas (C Division)
also take home Youth Invitational Scratch Singles titles.
T
he “Cal’s Raiders #4” foursome of Carolyn Brown, Roberta Shirley, R.C. Ricks, and Andrelia Keller wins
the team event of the NCAUSBCA Senior Tournament.
15 Years Ago
 Michael Price (A Division) and Ian Ennis (B Division) win Invitational titles.
 Gary Gallahan tops the association’s Gold Pin listing with his 782 series at AMF Alexandria.
20 Years Ago
C
hris Lambeth and Sean Moment win the A and B Divisions, respectively, in the Vir-Mar District Youth
Invitational Scratch Singles Tournament.
 Bowl America Inc., announces that its Silver Hill center will close May 31.
25 Years Ago
 Invitational champs: Mike Manolis (A Division) and Jonathan Jackson (B Division).
 In “The Mailbag,” Pie Snelson wonders how association officials, even jokingly, can postulate that 24 out
of 25 of the best bowlers in the entire area all bowl in Virginia and that 21 of those all bowl in the same
center without once questioning the criteria used for ranking.
30 Years Ago
 In Invitational competition, Thomas Mason (A Division) is victorious for the second consecutive year in the A
Division, while James Lindsay wins the B Division. Future PBA star Patrick Allen places fifth in the A Division.
M
ary Wimbush and Charity Reeves score 1,173 to win the 13th Annual WDCA 600 Club Holiday Doubles
Tournament at River Bowl.
35 Years Ago
T
ony Sutphin scores the area’s first 800 series with 266-288-256/802 in the Tuesday Civic league at
McLean Bowling Center.
 In the WDCAWBA ranking, Berlin Myers (181.2973 average) bests Skip Faulds (181.0242).
40 Years Ago
N
ate Gaderson (Bowl America Kent) and James B. Stewart (Fair Lanes University) sit atop the Gold Pin
listing with their perfect games.
A
merican Bowling Congress Hall of Famer Joe Joseph bowls an exhibition match against NCABA Vice
President Mal Evans at the February 8 grand opening of Fair Lanes Dale City.
45 Years Ago
C
harlie Schueller, 16, rolls the first perfect game by a junior bowler in this area during a makeup match
with his father in the Parent and Child league at Fair Lanes Wheaton Plaza, four days after Charlie’s
mother died of cancer.
A
stubborn 10-pin on her final ball of Game 2 keeps Peg Midkiff from recording a perfect game in the
Alley Cats League at McLean Bowling Center.
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The Best Bowling Tip I Ever Received
By Tim Lancaster
The best bowling tip I ever received came during a league session at Bowl America Shirley in 2011 or 2012. My teammate at the time, the late NCAUSBCA Hall of Famer Willie
Jelks, did not like the way my hand came over the top of my ball during my release.
Willie taught to relax my armswing, focus on my target, and follow through. He also
worked with me to stay behind the ball and actually roll—not throw—the ball. This gives
me the right axis tilt roll on the ball that is conducive to scoring strikes.
I now get that forward roll so that when my ball goes into the pocket, it retains its energy by my staying behind the ball with a good follow-through.
Willie’s assistance back then helped me become a better bowler.
Rolling in his first senior event, Tim averaged 234.33 for nine games to win the All Events category of his age
division in the NCAUSBCA 33rd Annual Senior Tournament at Bowl America Woodbridge. He also placed third in
Doubles with Luis Drakes.
Calendar of Events
MARCH
1, 7-8 – 27th Annual Virginia State USBC Mixed Handicap Tournament in
Staunton and Harrisburg continues.
1, 7-8 – NCAUSBCA 52nd Annual Youth Championship Tournament at Bowl
America Falls Church continues.
7 – Youth Sweeper at Bowl America Manassas.
14 – Virginia Junior Gold at The Bowling Alley in Colonial Heights.
15 – NCAUSBCA Annual Meeting and Youth Representation Meeting at
Bowl America Gaithersburg.
15 – Blake Harrison Memorial Star of Tomorrow Scholarship application
deadline.
21 – Virginia Junior Gold at Bowl America Manassas.
22 – Youth Tournament of Champions at Bowl America Gaithersburg.
28-29 – Virginia High School Tournament at Bowl America Southwest in
Midlothian.
28-29, Apr. 11-12, 18-19 – NCAUSBCA 70th Annual Open Championship
Tournament at Bowl America Fairfax and Bowl America Woodbridge.
28-29, Apr. 11-12, 18-19, 25-26 – Virginia State USBC 2015 Women’s
58th Championship Tournament at Bowl America Bull Run and Bowl
America Chantilly.
APRIL
4 – Youth Sweeper at Bowl America Manassas.
18 – Virginia Junior Gold at Bowl America Manassas.
18-19, 25-26, May 2-3 – Virginia State Pepsi Finals at AMF Hanover in
Mechanicsville.
26 – Vern Burke Scholarship Tournament at Bowl America Manassas.
30 – NCAUSBCA Hall of Fame nominations deadline for the “Class of
2015.”
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Kevin Lee recently tossed a
career-high 299 game in the
Tuesday Night Mixed at AMF
Alexandria. A self-described
“cranker” who has bowled for
25 years, Lee claims the ability to play multiple lines is the
strongest part of his game, while
he continues to work on controlling his speed. Off the lanes,
he enjoys fishing and spending
time with his son. Lee’s goals:
300/900 and buying a home.
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ASSOCIATION
HONOR SCORES
804Darden, Ira J Jr - RD010
803Hall, Bobby V II - PK005
Marsico, Michael S - LC014
802Bean, William F III - WB009
Emerson, Robert W - CR014
Hardy, Richard K - CR003
Kolessides, John J - CY003
801McLane, Thomas A - SL001
800 Series
844Ashmore, Matthew T - BR002
835 Smith, Samuel J - WB009
826Marsico, Michael S - LC014
825Hatton, Jesse T III - WA012
822Ishmael, Bobby Jr - MH016
300 Game
821 Tabor, William S - BU005
Acors, DeVaughn - MH013 / PK005 819 Alston, Terrell R - CA002
Anderson, Kevin - WA012
816 Kane, Kevin S - WB004
Armstrong, Kevin M - PK005
815 Gathof, Douglas A - WB017
Ayers, Ronald A - PK011
814 Bell, Darnell R - PK013
Bandong, Rene P - SL003
Darden, Ira J Jr - CA014
Barnes, Russell G - MH016
813 Clarke, Joseph M - WB002
Bell, William C - WA020
812 Burton, Terrell K - WB009
Brooks, Cameron A - CR017
Robbins, Steven J - ME012
Brooks, Kevin W Sr - CA005
811 Imbembo, Christopher S - CY003 Bundick, Aaron C - CA005
McDaniel, Jeffrey - ME002
Campbell, Andrew T - RD010
810 Warboy, Michael J - CR023
Carpenter, Scott M - CR014
807McCormick, Dionté C - WB009
Chetti, Leonard R - SL002
Rankin, York C Jr - RD018
Connick, Scott N - WA012
806Twine, Lewis E Jr - WA012
Crawford, Kirby R - CR014
805Simpson, Michael A - MA005
Dacanay, Patrick I - MH026
Wallace, Ricky L - WB004
Einhorn, Zachary A - SL013
HONOR SCORE CENTERS
(this issue, based on listed scores)
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Ensminger, Lewis B III - GB023
Evans, Anthony - FC012
Fairgrieve, Troy M - CR011
Fillis, John R - WB009
Gentry, Cecil L - CR023
Gilmore, Daniel M - WB004
Glover, Mark R - WB004
Goss, Wayne H - CA005
Gutridge, Johnny C Jr - WB002
Hall, Bobby V II - PK005 (2)
Hardy, Richard K - CR003
Hawkes, Matthew J - WB004
Hayes, Allen A - CA002
Hickmon, Michael W - CR004
Hodges, Herman Jr - MH027
Hunter, John W - WA012
Isaac, Alphonzo - PK005
Johnston, Raymond D Jr - WA003
Jones, James A Jr - LC009
Jones, Michael C - LA002
Kane, Kevin S - WB004 (2) / WB002
Keys, Christopher J - MA019
Kidwell, David A - RD010
Kreamer, Jerry R - FC003
Lewis, Michael R - WA012
Lindsay, Christian S - PK005
Lowe, Kenneth E Jr - PK005
Manolis, Michael J - FC003
Marsico, Michael S - LC014
Martin, Kyle B - LC017
Mason, Craig S - DR002
McCormick, Dionté C - WB009
McNeil, Derek J - RD018 / CA010
Michalski, Roger A - SL013
Morgan, Lamont A - CA010
Morris, Daniel C - WA003
Mosser, Robert L - WB009
Moton, E Maurice Sr - WA017
Nelson, Chad E - GB007
Parks, Cumberland A - RD010
Payne, Ronald D - PK005
Payton, Troy D - GB005
Peters, Christopher W - CY014
Peterson, Sean R - WB017
Randolph, Cheryl R - PK011
Rankin, York C Jr - RD018
Rodbhajon, Mana S - SL001
Schatz, John W - GB012
Scholbe, Andy H - DR002
Shearard, John M - CA011
Simpson, Michael A - MA005 (2)
Smith, Tasha M - PK005
Starling, Robert L - LC014
See SCORES, page 21
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Tournament Roundup
Alston, Windsor set
house records at
Bowl America Shirley
PBA50 Dave Edwards Toyota Spartanburg (S.C.) South Open (Tom Baker,
King, N.C., $2,300) — 30, Terry Wiley, Vienna, Va., $400.
Two house series records
recently were recorded at Bowl
America Shirley:
NCAUSBCA Youth 600 Club Spring Singles Tournament at AMF Capital
Plaza — 180 Average and Above — 1, Cornel Marshall, Beltsville, Md., 764,
$75 (scholarship); 2, Conner Kolessides, Great Falls, Va., 715,
$40. ... Under 180 Average — 1, Jordan Jackson, Landover,
Md., 668, $75; 2, Quincy Johnson, Upper Marlboro, Md., 641,
$40; 3, Ricardo Peterson, Upper Marlboro, 637,
$25. ... Tournament of Champions qualifiers
/ 180 Average and Above — 1, Marshall, 764;
Jordan
2, Kolessides*, 715; and 3, Garrett Meadows,
Jackson
Springfield, Va., 711. ... / Under 180 — 1,
Jackson*, 668; 2, Johnson*, 641; 3, Peterson,
637; 4, Antonio Harris, Upper Marlboro, 628; Ricardo
and 5, Marshai Jackson, Hyattsville, Md., 615 (* Peterson
= previously qualified). ... High Games / 180
Average and Above — Game 1: D’Mico Brown, Bowie, Md.,
259; Marshall, 257. Game 2: Marshall, 296; Meadows, 267.
Game 3: Meadows, 290; Kolessides, 279. ... / Under 180 —
Garrett
Game
1: Johnson, 235. Game 2: J. Jackson, 287. Game 3:
Meadows
Peterson, 238.
NCAUSBCA Mixed Scratch Doubles Tournament at Bowl America Fairfax
— 1, Kathy Goode (639), Lorton, Va. & Allen Windsor (816), Woodbridge, Va.,
1,455, $1,200; 2, Samantha Schaden (708) & Rich Jerome (738), Baltimore,
1,446, $750; 3, Kisha Hightower (709), Fort Washington, Md. & Zo Isaac (731),
Capitol Heights, Md., 1,440, $650; 4, Yvette Ford (695), Randallstown, Md. &
Fero Williams (741), Adelphi, Md., 1,436, $580; 5, Tasha Smith (680), Lanham,
Md. & Eddie Curtis (745), Temple Hills, Md., 1,425, $500; 6, Stephanie Bean
(704), Warrenton, Va. & Bill Bean (720), Manassas, Va., 1,424, $400; 7, Tiffany
Bell (738), Fredericksburg & Michael Herman (685), Woodbridge, 1,423,
$350; 8, Eugenia McDonald (662), Capitol Heights, Md. & Daniel Morris (744),
Clinton, Md., 1,406, $300; 9 (tie), Kimberly Ferguson (689), Fredericksburg
& Stephen Hahn (707), Potomac Falls, Va., and Terri Franklin (647), Clinton
& Jim Einhorn (749), Fredericksburg, 1,396, $250; 11, Ann Young (740),
Alexandria, Va. & Trey Jefferson (655), Dumfries, Va., 1,395, $230; 12, Karla
Pereira (751), Alexandria & Gregory Turner (643), Lanham, 1,394, $200; 13,
Samantha Schaden (687) & Joe Tremper (702), Laurel, Md., 1,389, $180; 14,
Ann Young (609) & Allen Windsor (778), 1,387, $140. … Female Singles — 1,
Karla Pereira, 751, $75; 2, Ann Young, 740, $65; 3, Tiffany Bell, 738, $55;
4, Ulari Waller, 729, Clinton, $45; 5, Veronica Bell, 726, Suitland, Md., $40;
6, Cassandra Shivers, 714, Adelphi, $30; 7, Kisha Hightower, 709, $20; 8,
Samantha Schaden, 708, $15; 9, Stephanie Bean, 704, $15; 10, Yvette Ford,
695, $15; 11, Christina Waldron, 692, Leesburg, Va., $15. … Male Singles —
1, Allen Windsor, 816, $80; 2, Thad Rand, 781, Rapidan, Va., $70; 3, Allen
Windsor, 778, $60; 4, Keni Lowe Jr., 751, Beltsville, Md., $50; 5, Jim Einhorn,
749, $40; 6, Ernest Spriggs, 747, D.C., $30; 7, Eddie Curtis, 745, $20; 8, Daniel
Morris, 744, $15; 9, Fero Williams, 741, $15; 10, David Ryan, 740, Springfield,
Va., $15; 11, Rich Jerome, 738, $15.
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 On February 19, Alica Alston
rolled an 821 series on games of
279-266-276 in the Mixing Bowl
Rollers league. This topped the
previous female high series of
813 by Lia Teran on April 28,
2005.
 On February 27, Allen
Windsor bested the 859 series
scored by Rene Bandong on
December 17, 2008 with an 879
set on games of 279-300-300 in
the Lost & Found league.
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SCORES, from page 20
Staton, Ernest K - CA003 / RD018
Strickland, Bradley W - WB009
Strickland, Michael - PK013
Sullivan, Andrew W - MA009
Tabor, William S - BU005
Thomas, Donald C Jr - LA001
Tomlin, Gregory A - BU005
Twine, Lewis E Jr - WA012
Vega, José M - FC011
Volpp, Gerald L - DC004
Walker, Arthur W - WB015
Washington, Michael J - CR015
Williams, James G - MH008
Wilson, Anthony S - FC003
Windsor, Richard T Sr - LC009
Zentner, John P - WB017
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June 6-7, 13-14, & 20-21, 2015
This Tournament is USBC Certified 08265
The 16th Annual Guys & Dolls Tournament
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TEAM EVENT
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16th Annual Guys & Dolls Tournament Rules
1. The Tournament is open to any bowler providing proof of a 2014-2015 USBC Membership and current book
average, or a final 2014-2015 league standings sheet.
2. Bowlers must present a USBC membership card and confirm lineup as shown on entry form in the tournament office
45 minutes prior to scheduled start time. Teams or bowlers failing to appear on the lanes, prepared to bowl at the
scheduled time, shall forfeit their entry unless sufficient reason is given to warrant postponement.
3. Bowlers entered in the singles event must also enter the doubles event and visa-versa.
4. The Team captain, or his legal representative, has the privilege of substituting other bowlers for those originally entered.
Only same sex substitutions will be accepted. In the doubles event, the names of both entrants must be given. Entries
with the word “PARTNER” will not be accepted. Each Team MUST consist of 2 Men and 2 Women, and Doubles
MUST consist of 1 Male and 1 Female.
5. The Doubles event will be held immediately following the Singles event. SINGLES is Bowled First.
6. All entrants will bowl 3 games on one pair of lanes in each event, unless mechanical failures dictate otherwise. No entry
money will be refunded if it is discovered that a team or individual has failed to comply with all rules of the United States
Bowling Congress and all rules and requirements of this tournament.
7. Handicap will be 90% of the difference between the bowler’s entering average and a scratch figure of 230 All
handicaps will be calculated on a 3 game basis. It shall be the responsibility of each bowler to verify his or her
average. Failure to use proper average shall disqualify scores bowled if submitted average is lower than actual
average. Prize winnings will be based on submitted average if it is higher than the actual average. Average
corrections must be made prior to the completion of the FIRST GAME.
8. USBC RULE 319a(2) WILL APPLY. 10 PIN RULE If your average this season is 10 or more pins higher than last
season, this year’s average will be used.
9. If a bowler does not have a 2013-2014 yearbook average, the bowler may use the highest current certified average (of
21 or more games) as of the closing date for entries of the tournament (May 23, 2015), otherwise they must enter with
an average of 230. If using current average, a league sheet showing average as of May 23, 2015 must be provided to
Tournament Officials at check-in. If bowler does not have a yearbook or current average and competed in a
summer league, that average, of at least 21 games, may be used provided it is verified at the tournament office.
USBC Rules 319 c, d, & e will apply.
10. The prize ratio for each event will be one prize for each five entries. Lineage and Expense = $12.50, Prize Money =
$12.50 per bowler per handicap event. PRIZE MONEY WILL BE RETURNED 100%.
11. In the event of a tie for first place (team, doubles, singles) the tied contestants will bowl 3 games in accordance with
the rules of the tournament at such time and place as decided by the Tournament Manager. Total pins, including
handicap, for the 3 games will determine the winner. In the event of a tie for first place in the All Events, USBC Rule
326a will apply. When there is a tie for any championship in a tournament, it is optional with tournament management
to have a playoff or declare co-champions.
12. Entrants must report any previous tournament prize winnings in the last year of $ 600.00 or more in total. If
entrant has won $600.00 or more in total prize winnings for a tournament, he/she must submit all his/her
tournament scores and winnings PRIOR TO BOWLING. USBC Rule 319e
13. PARTICIPATION & DRESS CODE RULES
a.
All Bowlers must wear shirts with collars NO EXCEPTIONS.
b.
NO T-SHIRTS may be worn on the lanes.
c.
Bowlers may enter doubles 2 times as long as partners change. Bowlers may only cash once in scratch
singles, (Highest Score). Bowlers may enter the team event 3 times, as long as 2 members of the team change.
d.
Only one professional (PBA or PWBA) member allowed per doubles pair, and only 2 per team.
e.
NO CLOTHES WITH HOLES may be worn on the lanes.
14.
Scores lost due to malfunction of automatic scorers shall be re-bowled.
15.
Scores for ALL-EVENTS will be taken from the FIRST series bowled in each event. (Team, Doubles, & Singles)
16.
USBC Rule 330 will apply. (A bowler must use the same hand to deliver the bowling ball throughout the tournament).
17.
USBC Rule 329, a protest or appeal involving eligibility or playing rules must be filed with Tournament Management, the Local
Association or USBC up to 5 Days before tournament prizes are paid. The protest or appeal must be in writing and the
grounds for the protest or appeal briefly stated.
18. A $ 20.00 ADMINISTRATIVE FEE, PLUS BANK CHARGES WILL BE LEVIED ON ANY RETURNED CHECKS.
19. SCRATCH EVENTS; Bowlers must compete in regular tournament to enter scratch event. Scores from
handicap event will be used to determine winners of the scratch event.
Make Checks Payable to KINGPIN PRODUCTIONS
SEND ALL ENTRIES OR INQUIRES TO:
GUYS AND DOLLS TOURN
6128 STEVENS FOREST RD
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND 21045
PHONE (410) 730-6445
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