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24 www.bowlingworld.com - June 2019 Winter Bowling Specials $2.75 Special “Red Head Pin Day” Every Wednesday Noon to 6:00pm Win FREE games of Bowling Celestial Thunder Fridays 10pm - 1am Saturdays 10:00pm - 1:00am Cost: $15 per person (includes bowling shoes) Black Lights * Live DJ * Booming Sound Monte Carlo $17.00 Bowling Fee Bowling For Dollars Second Saturday Night at 7PM 5915 Pacheco Blvd., Pacheco, CA 94553 (925) 685-7812 Gail’s “9” Pin No Tap Scotch Doubles Fun Tournament June 22nd/July 27th @ 7pm Check-In 6PM Gail: paddockyouth@yahoo.com PADDOCK BOWL HIGHLIGHTS May 1 st to May 15th Games 50 or More and Series 100 or More Pins Over Average Junior/Adult League: Doug Holley-246, Happy Timers: John Don Konics-278, Danny Sinacori-300-279/813, Ron Hammond-237. Congratulations to Team 11-Strike Force (Rich Engle, Stephen Goldman, Del Locke), who won the league Championship in the roll-off with Team 6-Happy Three. Individual awards went to Carl Long-751 and Debra Becken-592 for Scratch Series, Ron Hammond-289 and Gina Drewry-242 for Scratch Game, Bryant Leong-750 and Pat Caladro-692 for Handicap Series, and Ron Atz-287 and Margaret Scott-270 for Handicap Game. Tri-City Scratch: Raul Cienfuegos-241, Gina Moura-258, Chris Gonzales-256/638, Josh Vandermeulen-262, Hector Molina-687, Debbie Facer-234, Richard Solak-255, Dre Griffin -256, Crystal Perry-257, Erik Cizmich-278 and 279, Fred Toth-279, Jim Kelly-259, Ern Goselin-257, Gary Truex-223, Mickey Helms-266, Debi Alladio-221/587, Rick Larsen-279, Derek DeSmet-245. Pin Spinners: Congratulations to Ron Atz-731 and Lisa Pieszak-639 for high scores in the Sweeper. Home School: Anastasia Keyte-191, Ben Kovar-145, Bowlers A-Go-Go: Bruce Muraoka-300/786, Michelle Dilbeck-210, Wednesday 5 Star: Mike Andrews-235, Wednesday Trio: Robin Terry-235, David Wright-254, Thursday Mixed 5’s: Steve Halverson-233, Brian Cagle-265-279/741, Jim Kelly-247, Brent Hammond-265, Adam Katz-234, Jerome Martinez-258/689, Chris Facer-257, Ron Atz- 276, Carl Vadnais-257, Andrew Miller-244, and Kyle Connell-205. Marvin Moss and Brandon Avanzato each shot a 756 to tie for the men’s high Sweeper score and Elaine Slocum shot 752 for high score in the women’s Sweeper. High League team scores for the year were shot by Bad Attitude-3199 for Scratch Series, 1 Adam 12- 1090 for Scratch Game, High Road-3221 for Handicap Series, and Keep it Rollin-1130 for Handicap Game. Individual awards went to Kip Hartnett-760 and Karen Heins-723 for Scratch Series, Ron Hammond-823 and Debbie Facer-786 for Handicap Series, Charlie Poston-300 and Juliet Kelly-248 for Scratch Game, and Kyle Connell-316, and Adrienne Zimmer-288 for Handicap Game. Paddock Seniors: Debbie Oxley-241, Phil LaRivers-247, Friday Night Early 5’s: Rhey Sunga-257 and 256, Rich Steel-252, Sharon Pruitt-174/475, Richard Duran-222/604, Robert Booth-259 and 279, Karen Wright-234, Adam Low-234, Jenn Fernandes-164, Mel Sabino-268, and Kevin Emkjer-235-256/690. Junior Match Play: Eric Holliday-276 (114 pins over avg) and 224. Fred Toth 279 Rick Larsen 279 Robert Booth 279 Bubba Shaull 700 Zach Soberanes 701 Vic Henricksen Jr 702 Alan Pellegrini 707 Joe DeMatteo 710 Gregg Taff 724 Ron Atz 737 Brian Cagle 279/741 Erik Cizmich 279/750 Bruce Muraoka 300/786 Danny Sinacori 300-279/813 Paddock Bowl - May 16th to May 31st Robert Booth 279 John Don-Konics 705 John Dorsett 735 Games 50 or More and Series 100 or More Pins Over Average PBA Spare Shots By Bill Vint Kai Strothers , the 10-year-old Maplewood boy who became the youngest New Jersey bowler to roll a certified 300 game and later rolled the ceremo- nial first ball at the PBA Tournament of Champions at the PBA’s invitation, was recognized as part of the annual "Essex County Celebrates Youth" Program at the Hall of Records in Newark recently. The annual event ac- knowledges outstanding young people throughout Essex County for their notable achievements. Strothers, who is passionate and knowledgeable about bowling, bears the nickname "Popcorn" because while bowling he was snacking on popcorn and it was said the secret was in the popcorn .