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55 And Holding
By: Correen Edgerly
Halloween with all of our goblins and trick or treaters are be-
hind us for yet one more year and now the holidays will be quickly
approaching. Take the time to enjoy these scores posted by
friends, fellow teammates or maybe yourself, before you start
planning for the next couple of months.
Week number one Dave Morgan rolled a 278 733 in the Mon-
day Senior A. Frank Klo rolled his 269 and Tim Taggart posted
his 258 in the Thursday Senior A.
In week number two we had Dave Morgan with a 267 and Bill
Lautenschlager with a 262 721 both in the Thursday Senior A.
Fred Campbell posted his 256 736 in the Thursday Senior B.
In the Monday Senior A League in week number three we had
Ron Taylor with a 267 711 and Charlie Dalman with a 267.
Thursday Senior A had Israel Ripoyla with a 268 714, George
Osmanski 268 and Dave Morgan 257.
Behalf of management and staff have a very Happy Thanksgiv-
ing.
Wonderful to all of the seniors in these great senior leagues
and until next month may the pin fall be with you.
Monday
Monday Senior A
( Week #1): Ron Taylor 246, Bill Lautenschlager 245, Bob
Quinones 243, Charlie Dalman 242.
( Week #2): Tony Manrique 249 717, Dave Morgan 244, Ron
Taylor 235.
( Week #3): Les Price 236 and Roy Castellon 212.
Monday Senior B
( Week #1): Ben Gintjee 212.
( Week #2): Ben Silva 198.
( Week #3): Chuck Hatler 209.
Wednesday
Lucky Seniors
( Week #1) : Frank Hinojosa 220, Wayne Bundy 214, George
Bauserman 202, Alice Feldman 202, Joe Stone Jr. 200.
( Week #2): George Bauserman 208, Ray Honey 204, Frank
Hinojosa 200.
( Week #3): Danny Godoy 224.
Thursday
Thursday Senior A
( Week #1): Dave Morgan 249, Frank Klo 248 710, Ron Taylor
247, Israel Ripoyla 246, Ralph Risso 245, Harry Brown 241,
Joyce Johnson 236, Jim Christensen 227, Kathleen Lau-
tenschlager 215, Janie Bennincasa 202.
( Week #2): Ralph Risso 248, Frank Klo 245, Joyce Johnson
237, Charlie Dalman 234.
( Week #3): Robert Curry 239, Lorrie Wyatt 237, Dave Pers-
inger 237, Ron Mendoza 235.
Thursday Senior B
( Week #1): Doug Borst 231, Doris Gardner 210, Fred Campbell
202, Rutha Silva 201.
( Week #2): Rutha Silva 208.
( Week #3): Fred Campbell 226, Al Karim 210, Clarence Hattley
209, Rosie Williams 200, Rutha Silva 200.
3 Man Senior Classic
Secretary/Treasurer Darwin Bakken
By: Don Phillips
Oct. 2. Leader of the pack was Art Tourtillott 257/940. Nine
sticks back was Joe Holesapple 267/931. Other 900 rollers were
Tim Shirlock 257/925 and Mike Schwartz 246/923. Bowling the
league’s first 300 of the season was Larry Hilburn 300/890. EX-
CELLENT!!!! Par shooters
were Randy Wilcox 247/873, John Miner 253/811, Mike Harris
233/814, Skip Benham 257/867, Jerry Davidson 235/809, Red
Gossett 248/818, Frank Ramirez 236/824, Mike Mayer 221/815,
Doug Regelin 253/880, Owl Richardson 226/811, Jim Gothier
223/824, Dick Martegani 278/856,
Hank Miles 230/824 and Tom Latoski 225/807. Nice single
games were rolled by Bill Pease 242, Tom Luz 225, Carl John-
son 247, Hugh Dayton 234 and Larry Manwiller 258.
Week 6. Team #18—Bill-Don-Cal hold onto first place. 2.5
points back is team #9—Arsenic & Old Lace. Mike Schwartz
288/977 really tour up the pins. Next was Tim Shirlock 239/905.
In the 800 range were Owl Richardson 242/846, Dick Martegani
222/801, Tom Latoski 239/821, Bill Graham 235/812, Bill Pease
213/814, Don Yarwood 233/804, Don Phillips 234/849, Mal
Helmuth 255/867, Doug Regelin 224/824, John Habein 249/854,
Jim Falls 278/868, Ed Alexander 258/810, Jim Tanaka 241/809,
Mike Harris 230/867, Ben Biggs 259/836, Paul Brown 223/802
and Randy Wilcox 243/835. Good games were by John Miner
223, Art Tourtillott 224, Jim Gothier 225 and Bob Brown 232.
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SIR Handicap Tournament
At Steve Cook's
Fireside Lanes
October 1 & 3, 2012-sponsored by Branch #112
By: Dick Martegani
SIR Branch #112 sponsored the 6th annual handicap tourna-
ment at Steve Cook's Fireside Lanes on October 1 & 3 for sin-
gles and doubles plus all-events. Bowlers were divided into two
divisions based on averages. Over 100 SIR's and guests partici-
pated.
The top 5 in singles and doubles were:
Division 1-Singles:
1. Jim Rice 785,$64; 2. Joe Chabot 773,$56; 3. Herb Nakatsu
733,$52; 4. James Surratt 716,$44; 5. Frank Campa & Larry
Manwiller 711,$34.
Division 2 -Singles:
1. Charlie Babiarz 781,$75; 2. Bill Stevens 775,$65; 3. Willie
Sloan 774,$55;4. Clay Hansen 758,$45;5. John Lapoint 733,$40.
Division #1 -Doubles:
1. Jim Rice/Dick Brink 1526,$120; 2. Forrest Bryan/Bill Pease
1481,$102; 3. Don Yarwood/Cal Suan 1445,$90; 4. Jimmy John-
son/Lee Marshall 1442, $$78; 5. Dale Collette/Cal Suan 1398,
$66.
Division #2 -Doubles:
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Area 31 SIR's 49ers, Wednesday
Steve Cook's Fireside Lanes
By: Dick Martegani, secretary-treasurer
Week #5, October 10th, saw only 2-600's, Cal Suan 235/636 and Larry Manwiller 222/616. How-
ever, good scores were rolled by Hartley Hermansen 203, Lou Ramirez 208, Ric Nannini 225/580,
Ballard Arant 210, Carl Dupins 205, Dale Collette 212/594, Forrest Bryan 220, Bill Pease 204, Emory
Haworth 210, Larry Mustain 205, Art Tourtillott 203, Dick Coleman 201/574, Bob Friend 200, Ski
Dubrosky 224, Greg McAtee 228/574, Judd Jacober 200, Jim Rice 238, Dick Brink 202/573, Don
Dresbach 201, and Wayne MacDonald 212.
Oct. 17th had Joe Chabot high with 248/675. Also over 600 were Al Bryan 203/606, Dick Brink
245/612, and Wayne MacDonald 259/646. Top results were by Johnny Butler 204, Jerry Centabar
212, Carl Dupins 237/570, Dale Collette 213, Bob McCoy 205, Joe Dopson 214/570, Bill Pease 205,
Will Welliver 207, Art Tourtillott 268, Dick Coleman 225, Carl Ragusa 205, Greg McAtee 223/593,
Frank Campa 215/595, Lee Marshall 209, and Jimmy Johnson 204.
Joe Chabot repeated high series on Oct 24th with a 246/684 score. Well done Joe. Also over
600 were Cal Suan 248/602, Paul Gomez 213/600, Dick Brink 226/647, and Lee Marshall
235/600. Scoring well was Dick Martegani 210, Don Yarwood 203, Lou Ramirez 216/583, Dick
Krause 225, Disco Johnson 220/581, Bob McCoy 210/576, Bill Pease 201/594, Dick Gaspari 202,
Clark Hime 223, Bob Friend 247/581, Frank Campa 213, Don Dresbach 203, Bill Stevens 243/577,
and Foster Maxwell 210.
Halloween saw the Goblins swallow all the good scores as no bowler broke the 600 bar-
rier. OUCH! Positive results were posted by Dick Martegani 205, Vic Jones 202, Al Bryan 212/577,
Bill Pease 210, Emory Haworth 214, Harold Williams 214/595, Ski Dubrosky 224/597, Bob Heck
222/591, Greg McAtee 205, and Judd Jacober 235.
The league bowls at 12:30 PM every Wednesday at Fireside Lanes. There are 18 4-man teams
and any sanctioned SIR bowler is invited to bowl as a sub or become a regular. Weekly fees are
$10 and include a season ending banquet in May. Come and watch or join us in the fun.
Citrus Belt Senior
Tournament At Empire
Bowl
By: Frank Weiler
REDLANDS - Citrus Belt senior bowlers, it is time to show
up. Citrus Belt senior bowlers, it is time to compete. Citrus Belt
senior bowlers, it
is time to show us what you got. Whut's Upp? October is senior
bowler month in the Citrus Belt.
The Citrus Belt Open Senior Tournament will be contested at
EMPIRE BOWL on October 13-14, 20-21 of this year. Folks, this
tournament is just about a week away. What are you waiting
for? Get Entered.
For the modest fee of eighteen dollars per event any senior
can enter. By the way, any FIFTY YEAR OLD KID is considered
a senior bowler in the Citrus Belt. So what are you waiting
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Tom Smith Bowls The Only
300 In Citrus Belt Senior
Tournament
By: Frank Weiler
REDLANDS - The annual Citrus Belt Senior Tournament
ended last weekend at EMPIRE BOWL. While official results are
pending the verification of all averages, we do know that Tom
Smith of San Bernardino rolled the only perfect game of the
tournament. There were no 800 series, just one 290 and two
279s during the two weekends of competition.
Tom used his Roto Grip Defiant ball to bowl his super score
and wishes to thank MARV SARGENT for drilling his equip-
ment. Tom will be giving the 10K gold USBC 300 ring, he or-
dered, to his wife.
The tournament featured Kegel's Wall Street oil pattern. The
pattern challenged our bowlers and brought out their best.
Citrus Belt President MIKE RADDEMAN is grateful to all asso-
ciation volunteers who worked the tournament.