MAY 2015 -
23
STORM ROCK CITY TRIO
WINTER 2014-2015 FINAL
THE LEAGUE HAD A POSITION ROUND ON 4/30 . THE TEAM OF NEAL HUNEMULLER, JOE CARVER,
AND TOM RITTER DEFEATED LEE ARNOLD, MARK WRIGHT, AND ROGER GRIFFITH 7-4 TO WIN THE
2ND HALF. THEN DURING A 5/7 ROLLOFF AND SWEEPER, THIS TEAM DEFEATED THE 1ST HALF
CHAMPS RALPH ACEDILLA, JAMES CHING, AND TIM SHIRLOCK 7-4 TO EARN THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
THEY EACH EARNED NEW STORM ROCKET BOWLING BALLS AND RED ROCK PLAQUES!
THERE WERE SIX PERFECT GAMES THE 2ND HALF - RON MOHR, TOM HANRAHAN, JAMES CHING,
MARTY PETERSON, MIKE PENDARVIS, AND MARK WRIGHT.
MIKE PENDAVIS ROLLED TWO 800'S THE SECOND HALF - 803 & 816 AND RON MOHR HAD AN 813.
HIGH FOUR GAME BLOCKS THE 2ND HALF WERE:
1070 VAUGHN DOODY
1040 MIKE PENDARVIS
1056 DAN EMMETT
1031 GARY SENEY
1047 RON MOHR
1029 MARTY PETERSON
HIGH AVERAGES: RON MOHR 242 FOR THE RIGHTIES AND DAN EMMETT 236 FOR LEFTIES.
ROSE SMITH LED THE LADIES WITH 196.
STORM BALL DRAWING WINNERS: 1/15 BOB TYLKE, 2/19 KARL WALTER, 4/2 TOM RITTER
MIKE DEAL HAD AN EXCELLENT SWEEPER WINNING THE SINGLES, TOP TWO DOUBLES SPOTS,
AND LEADING HIS TEAM TO 1ST PLACE IN THE TEAM SWEEPER.
A SUMMER LEAGUE OF 12 TEAMS STARTS 6/4 AND THE FALL LEAGUE STARTS 9/10.
CONTACTS FOR THE LEAGUE: LEE ARNOLD 702-256-4960, AND JIM CLAY 702-655-4222.
LEAGUE
CHAMPS:
HUNEMULLER
CARVER
RITTER
WE HAD A VERY UNUSUAL ACHIEVE-
MENT IN OUR STORM ROCK CITY
TRIO LEAGUE THURSDAY 3/26/2015.
JAMES CHING BOWLED A 300 IN
GAME 3 AND FOLLOWED IN GAME
4 (ON THE SAME PAIR OF LANES )
WITH A DUTCH 200.
IN ALL MY YEARS OF BOWLING I
HAVE NEVER HEARD OF THIS
UNUSUAL ACHIEVEMENT SO
THOUGHT IT MIGHT BE WORTHY
OF AN ARTICLE IN BOWLING WORLD.
JAMES IS A MEMBER OF THE TEAM THAT WON THE FIRST HALF OF OUR
LEAGUE AND IS AMONG THE LEADERS AGAIN THIS HALF.
JAMES SCORES FOR THE DAY WERE 202 - 238 - 300 - 200 = 937
James Ching
QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup
AT Sam's Town
After a 16-year absence, the QubicaAMF Bowling
World Cup returns to the United States in style, sur-
rounded by the flash, glitter and appeal of one of Amer-
ica's favorite vacation destinations.
Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas
will host QubicaAMF's classic event for the second
time in the tournament's 50 year history this November.
"A warm Las Vegas welcome is awaiting all our bowl-
ers and guests this November," said John Sou, Sam's
Town Vice President and General Manager. "We are
excited to welcome back this great event."
The 56-lane centre will be showcasing QubicaAMF's
BES X Scoring and Management System, the world's
only Bowling Entertainment System. BES X is de-
signed to provide exciting competitive play at any level
and uniquely allows bowlers to review their game sta-
tistics on-lane, live and on-demand directly from the
Super Touch LCD bowler console. During the tourna-
ment, through BES X, you will also be able to keep up
with your favorite bowlers with live, Online Scoring.
You can view scores in real time, see what lanes bowl-
ers are bowling on and their standing at any given mo-
ment. You can even stay connected with your favorite
bowlers through the unique Facebook feature. #
Sam's Town will also serve as the official tournament
headquarters.
QubicaAMF President, Juan Cabezas said, "It gives
me great pleasure to usher in the next 50 years of the
Bowling World Cup at Sam's Town. My colleagues
have told me about the great tournament that was held
here in 1999, and I know that the team at Sam's Town
will do a terrific job for us this year. I am looking for-
ward to Las Vegas in November!"
"We think the selection of Las Vegas as Host City will
generate great excitement and interest in this year's
Bowling World Cup," said tournament organizer Anne-
Marie Board. "Not only is Las Vegas one of the pre-
mier vacation cities in the world, but it's also a great
bowling town, hosting a variety of bowling champion-
ships each year. It's quite possible that we'll top the
record of 95 countries that participated in the 2004
Bowling World Cup in Singapore."
The tournament will take place in Sam's Town from
November 13 - 20, 2015.
Last year's tournament in Wroclaw, Poland, attracted
bowlers from 85 nations. The champions were Clara
Juliana Guerrero of Colombia and Chris Barnes of the
USA.
