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Haggerty, Dickey Win PBA
Tony Reyes Memorial Member/Non-
Member Doubles
By Gary Mage
San Jose, Calif. (September 3, 2017)
– PJ Haggerty
of Roseville, Calif. and his non-member partner Dupree
Dickey of Oakland, Calif., posted an 8-2 match play
record and a combined 18-game total of 8,398 pins
Sunday to win the PBA Tony Reyes Memorial Member/
Non-Member Doubles at 4th Street Bowl.
Haggerty and Dickey defeated Darren Tang of San
Francisco and non-member Zack Hattori of Las Vegas
who had a 4-6 match play record and 8,387 pins.
Haggerty and Dickey shared the $4,000 first prize.
Tang and Hattori earned $2,600.
The Tony Reyes Memorial is named in honor of the
late PBA Tour champion who died in 2012.
PBA Tony Reyes Memorial Member/Non-Member
Doubles. 9/5/2017
4th Street Bowl, San Jose, Calif., Sunday
Final Match Play Standings (after 18 games, includ-
ing match play bonus pins):
1, PJ Haggerty, Roseville, Calif./n-Dupree Dickey,
Oakland, Calif., 8-2, 8,398, $4,000.
2, Darren Tang, San Francisco/n-Zack Hattori,
Las Vegas, 4-6, 8,387, $2,600.
3, Jake Peters, Henderson, Nev./n-Adam Ishman,
Las Vegas, 7-3, 8,128, $2,000.
4, Ivan Yee, San Francisco/n-Chris Pitts, Fresno, Calif.,
6-4, 7,983, $1,600.
5, Michael Tang, San Francisco/ n-Tanner Spacey,
Burian, Wash., 5-5, 7,948, $1,400.
6, Robert Smith, Ventura, Calif./n-Bobby Campagnale,
San Bernardino, Calif., 6-4, 7,932, $1,300.
7, Michael Haugen Jr., Phoenix, Ariz., / n-Mostafa
Almousawi, San Jose Calif., 5-5, 7,888, $1,250.
8, n-Ivan Miyasato, Clovis, Calif./ n-Kevin Valmonte,
LaVerne, Calif., 6-4, 7,865, $1,200.
9, n-Joshua Tajiri, Mililani, Hawaii/n-Derron Booker,
Anaheim, Calif., 4-6, 7,739, $1,150.
10, Noel Vazquez, Sacramento, Calif./n-Tony Tsui,
San Francisco, 4-6, 7,662, $1,100.
n-denotes non-member
PLAYERS FROM FRANCE, MONGOLIA HELP
WSOB IX SET INTERNATIONAL RECORD
The GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling IX, pre-
sented by Eldorado Reno Properties, will have the
most international representation in the program’s his-
tory when it gets underway Nov. 7 at the National
Bowling Stadium in Reno.
The first event under the Go Bowling! PBA Tour um-
brella sponsorship package will have at least 27 coun-
tries in the sold-out field, thanks to first-time entries
from France and Mongolia. South Korea also is a new
addition to the field, which now includes players from
Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Colombia, Den-
mark, Ecuador, England, Finland, France, Germany,
Ireland, Japan, Latvia, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia,
The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Puerto Rico, South
Africa, South Korea, Sweden, Thailand and Venezuela
as well as the United States.
The previous record for international representation in
the WSOB was 23 countries in 2016.
Note:
PBA star
Chris Barnes
and his PWBA champion wife
Lynda will host their 13th annual Barnes Thanksgiving
Classic youth scholarship tournament Nov. 24-26 at
Plano Super Bowl in Plano, Texas. There will be
scratch and handicap divisions, and a 13 & Under Divi-
sion. For more information, visit the Barnes Thanksgiv-
ing Classic Facebook page.
