Bowling World Aug/Sep 2019

26 www.bowlingworld.com - August/September 2019 55 AND HOLDING By Correen Edgerly Check Out Our Website And Facebook Page For Upcoming Events Remodeling is under way but practice lanes are available. Come in and check out the progress. Winter Leagues will start back up the week of September 9 th . In the week of June 29 th – July 5th Eric Etchison posted a 285 game with a 723 se- ries in the Monday Senior A‟s, also in this league was Arlene Johnson with a 245. In the B division Gary Zimmerman posted a 211 and Fumiko Trull had a 202 game. Donna Cobb had a 158 game in the Tuesday Senior Trio and in the Lucky Seniors we had John Peterson with a 244, Pat Bugarin 234, and Wayne Bundy 230. Mel Davis rolled a 264, Bill Lautenschlager 289 713 , Arlene Johnson 248, Karl Niel- sen235. Monday Senior B‟s had Lucy Phearson 213, and Bob Guzman 222. Lyal Beeskau posted his 222 game in the Tuesday Senior Trio. The Lucky Seniors had Cecilia Williams with a 187 and Gil Maghoney 244. Thursday Senior A‟s had Bruce Turner with a 246, Tim Taggart 258, Fred Campbell 269, Frank Klo 278 724, Ron Delucchi 200, Linda Black 224, Charles Carr 245. These great scores were rolled in the week of 7/6 thru 7/12. The week of 7/13-7/19 had Bob Quinones with a 248, Ron Taylor 267, Bill Lau- tenschlager 264 721, Phil Romena 221, Harold Lewis 257, Chuck Dalman 212 all in the Monday Senior A‟s, in the B‟s David Long rolled a 236, Valery Alexander Thomas 211, Cheryl Beyer 215. In the Tuesday Senior Trio Kimberly Walsh rolled a 211 and Steve Stoffel 241. In the Lucky Seniors we had Chet Butler with a 187, Karl Nielsen 222, Wayne Bundy 243. Thursday Senior A had Tony Manrique 269 and Frank Klo 268 and in the B‟s George Lawrence had a 214, and Chuck Dalman 211. Last but not least in the week of 7/20-7/26 in the Monday A‟s Darren Primes had a 257 and Harold Lewis also rolled a 257. In the B‟s we had Valery Alexander-Thomas with a 200 and David Long with a 222. Tuesday Senior Trio had George Watson with a 222, and the Lucky Seniors had Chet Butler with a 189 and Karl Nielsen with a 203. Wonderful bowling to all of you and until next month may the pin fall be with you. SENIOR CLASSIC by Don Phillips July 2: The second half has started. Leader this week was A.R.T. Tourtillott 264/909. Next were Monty Lyons 264/888 and Tim Turney 246/886. The rest of the 800+ rollers were Stan Seeley 232/840, Don Phillips 247/816, Bob Atteberry 249/839, Steve Curless 243/814, George Senn 241/842, Robert Phelps 245/843, Gary Hobbs 246/856 and Bill Graham 224/800. Top 5 singles were by Lonnie Hare 243, Dennis Estes 232, Mike Schwartz 228, Owl Richardson 235, Don Sager 225. July 9: Monty Lyons 265/918 led the seniors this week. Second was Don Stire- walt 223/882; Steve Curless 226/869. Par rollers were Tim Turney 214/807, Bob Atteberry 226/806, Bill Graham 235/807, Robert Phelps 212/827, Larry Hilburn 288/862, Ron Pearson 222/825, Owl Richardson 234/829, Doug Regelin 224/865 and Don Sager 256/825. Good singles were by Terry Callahan 254, Art Tourtillott 236, John Ruprecht 234, Gerald Law 245 and Lonnie Hare 226. July 16: Top senior was Dave Frame 256/940. Other 900's were by George Senn 245/930, Mike Palmer 255/916 and Steve Curless 262/908. 800+ rollers were Mike Hale 248/822, Robert Phelps 240/893, Larry Hilburn 233/835, Gary Hobbs 252/856, Lonnie Hare 235/825, Don Sager 257/885, Art Tourtillott 243/852, Stan Seeley 257/894, Doug Regelin 237/892, John Ruprecht 236/813 and Mike Decker 223/846. Nice singles were by Bob Atteberry 247 and Gordon Moore 226. July 23: High senior was Dennis Estes 289/949. Next was Steve Curless 248/911. The rest of the par shooters were Ron Pearson 246/865, Don Phillips 235/835, Dave Frame 236/824, George Senn 235/848, Mike Harris 249/886, Joe Dunlap 212/801, Mike Schwartz 235/873, Mike Decker 224/816, Mike Hale 224/807 and Monty Lyons 236/822. Good singles were by Gary Hobbs 237, Terry Callahan 235, Tim Turney 233, Ross Moore 223 and Don Stirewalt 232. July 30: Top senior for the week was Stan Seeley 248/908. Close behind was Dennis Estes 245/891. The rest of the par rollers were Mike Schwartz 247/833, Don Phillips 224/843, Monty Lyons 244/869, Doug Regelin 234/805, Bob Atteberry 213/801, Art Tourtillott 262/855, Larry Hilburn 238/808, Gordon Moore 223/809, Robert Phelps 225/857 and Don Sager 258/837. Good singles were by Gary Mul- cahy 245, Ross Moore 233, George Senn 232, Ron Pearson 234 and Mark Correale 229. Aug. 6: The lefty is back--Mike Decker 276/964. Next were Don Phillips 279/945 and Stan Seeley 254/904. 800+ rollers were Bill Graham 237/818, Gerald Law 226/812, Steve Curless 268/885, Robert Phelps 277/864, Larry Hilburn 249/869 and Dennis Estes 240/802. Nice singles were by Bob McElman 246, Doug Regelin 234, Ross Moore 221, Gary Mulcahy 233 and Dave Frame 222. Aug. 13: Position round-- the winner is team 10(George Senn, Mike Harris, Robert Phelps). CONGRAD'S. High senior was Mike Harris 278/927. Next were Dennis Estes 266/918 and Gary Hobbs 258/903. 800+ shooters were Monty Lyons 214/835, Stan Seeley 221/805, Don Phillips 233/830, George Senn 265/853, Robert Phelps 244/866, Larry Hilburn 234/826, Don Stirewalt 225/843, Lonnie Hare 234/866, Steve Curless 228/821 and Dave Frame 235/832. Good games were by Joe Dunlap 237, Bob Atrteberry 224 and Gary Mulcahy 223. Aug. 20: End of the league week. It has been an exciting summer for the seniors. Results: League Champion is team 6(Don Stirewalt, John Ruprecht, Mike Decker). Congrad's. Scores dropped, but 13 seniors still shot par. Leader was Dennis Estes 232/841. The rest were Mike Hale 224/814, Mark Correale 258/824, Gary Hobbs 247/806, Dave Frame 227/808, Robert Phelps 825, Don Stirewalt 214/809, John Ruprecht 236/831, Mike Decker 216/809, Stan Seeley 237/812, Ron Pearson 228/805, Don Phillips 226/838 and Steve Curless 213/812. Good singles were by Ross Moore 226, Gerald Law 226 and Gary Mulcahy 245. Sept. 3rd, our winter season starts. Looks like 22 strong scratch teams have formed for the competition of match play. 20 seniors with 200+ averages and 23 seniors with 190+ averages. This season is the strongest formation of seniors the league has ever seen. GENTLEMEN, START YOUR ENGINES!!!!!! at Steve Cook's Fireside Lanes in Citrus Heights. TIMELESS PBA HALL OF FAMER CARMEN SALVINO TO SET PARTICIPATION RECORD - AGAIN By Bill Vint When 85-year-old PBA Hall of Famer Carmen Salvino throws his first ball in the FloBowling PBA Summer Swing, presented by the Brands of Ebonite International, Monday at Parkside Lanes in Aurora, Illinois, he‟ll set the PBA record as the oldest player ever to bowl in a PBA Tour event. He‟ll break his own record, set in 2018 when he competed in the PBA Tournament of Champions earlier in the 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour season. A founding member of the PBA in 1958, Salvino has bowled in 732 PBA Tour events since competing in the first PBA tournament ever held – the 1959 Empire State Open at Schade‟s Acad- emy in Albany, N.Y. The Chicago native won 17 PBA Tour titles and two PBA50 Tour titles during his lengthy career. He will celebrate his 86th birthday on November 23.