The Van-Port
“The
Northwest’s Bowling Newspaper”
Volumn 15, No. 1
March, 2007
JP Muller wins Portland Masters
JP Muller defeated Gary Ledford for the 2007 Portland Masters Championship Sunday afternoon, March 4th at Kellogg Bowl in Milwaukie.
Muller advanced to the finals, emerging undefeated from the winners bracket
to face Ledford who bested Brian LeClair 632 to 619 to advance to the
finals. Muller also defeated LeClair 623 to 564, sending LeClair to the losers
bracket to face Ledford
Muller had this to say after his victory, “I’m getting to old for this, I found
myself getting alittle tired in the second game of the final match, and sat down
and took some deep breaths to regroup.”
He continued saying, “It’s been 8 years since I competed in a major tournament, so this is really gratifying to me.” Muller has two second place finishes and one third in previous Masters competition.
Muller finished the conversation by saying, “I really want to thank all the
staff at Mt. Hood Lanes and Wilsonville Lanes for their help in my achieving
this victory.”
Going into the finals Ledford needed to defeat Muller twice to win the title
and he got by Muller in the first set 679 to 631 to force the deciding final
three game match.
For a while it looked like this might be Ledford’s day as he bested Muller
in the first game of the final match 208 to 196 for a 12 pin lead. But Muller
was not to be denied and came roaring back with games of 216 and 181 for
a 593 series, while Ledford encountered problems in the final two games
bowling scores of 158 and 145 for 511 and a second place finish.
Muller collect $1200 plus a USBC Masters entry and a stunning trophy
and Ledford collected $800 plus a USBC Masters entry.
Oregon High School Team Champions
First Place Boys Division: Oregon City, Jonathon Pearson, Keith
Anderson, Jaren Dewald, Abram Merritt, Bryce Kinney, Alex
Adams, Brett Day. Coach (not pictured)Tom Humphrys Van-Port Photo
BillOetkin (left) shake the hand of Portland Masters winner JP
Muller. Muller holds the trophy awarded first place. In addition
he received a check for $1200 and an entry into the 2007 USBC
Masters tournament. Bob Wells Photo
More on the Masters on page 14
Washington Singles Champion
Pictured above (left to right) Andy Barnes, WIAA Asst. Executive
Director, Rachel Kreigbaum, Battleground High School, and Mitch
Walsh Wells Fargo Bank representative,one of the tournament sponsors. Photo by Northwest Sports Photography, Beaverton, OR.
Rachel Kreigbaum, a senior at
Battleground High School took first
place in the recent WIAA High
School State Tournament held at
Lynnwood Lanes in Lynnwood.
Rachel participated in the 4A Division.
Rachel shot a 202 in the final game
to cement first place . According to
proud dad Roger, “It was areally
exciting match to watch.”
This was Rachel’s second time
bowling in the state tournament, but
the first for singles. This was the first
year that a singles event was held,
so Rachel will forever have the
First Place Girls Division: Madison, Justine Tipton, Rachel Maskell, Keri
Brandt, Missy Schilling, Julie Graham, Michelle Nolan, Carmen Chavez,
Kristina Brandt. Coach (not pictured) Dave Tipton Van-Port Photo
honor of being the first girl to ever
win a WIAA singles bowling tournament.
Rachel’s dad got her started bowling when she was 9 yrs old at AMF
Timber Lanes in Vancouver. She
took an immediate liking to the sport
and currently is averaging 180 in two
leagues at Baileys Classic Lanes and
Allen’s Crosley Lanes.
Rachel said, “I had a really great
time at state and it was an experience I’ll remember a long time.” Future plans after graduation are enrolling in community college and
keeping on bowling.
More high school news on page 6
Portland Association News
Bob Zoesch, President
Greater Portland
Looking at the calendar, we are getting closer to the end of our winter
leagues and nearer to nice warm outdoor weather so we can divide our
time between outdoor sports and the remainder of the bowling season.
But, the bowling season doesn’t have to end in March or April since all
centers are tempting us with summer league benefits. We can get into a
“new ball” league or a “Reno” type league or various other inducements
to reward us for not abandoning the bowling ball for the entire summer.
Some leagues might be two or three person teams with four games per
session. There are variations of some kind that should interest everyone.
Check them out.
However, before we get much further along, we have the CITY
tournaments to challenge our skills. The GPUSBC Women’s City
Championship Tournament is all set for Tigard Lanes on March 10-11,
17-18 and 24-25. The tournament committee promises a return to the
“traditional type” tournament many ladies indicated they missed last year
when both city tournaments were held at the same time in the same center
with little difference between them. Although several ladies expressed
displeasure, assurances that this year will be different should prompt a
positive feeling. Let’s support this tournament and give the tournament
committee their opportunity to bring you back in. Additionally, the
tournament really has an added plus by being held at Tigard Bowl which
is a smaller center and the entire staff there is very dedicated to making
this a great tournament. O.K., the challenge is there. Let’s give it a whirl.
Entry blanks are in all Bowling Centers.
Then, along comes the GPUSBC Open City Championship
Tournament being held on April 7-8 and 14-15 at AMF 20th Century
Lanes. There is a Scratch division and two handicap divisions with each
division planning a $500.00 All Events winner. Considerable promotion
is being done by volunteers Lee Mabe and Steve Michaliszyn in seeking
sponsors, contacting leagues, making personal contact, etc. They have
expressed a desire to get this tournament back to a first class event as it
was in the past. They are trying to get entire leagues to enter and I hope
they are successful in all they are trying to accomplish. For those of you
who know these two gentlemen, give them a word of thanks when you
see them. Let’s fill up the 50 lanes at 20th Century. Entry blanks are in
all centers.
Also on the tournament side is the OREGON STATE USBC 64th
Annual Women’s Championship tournament being held at AMF 20th
Century Lanes from May 12th through June 17th. Entry blanks are in all
bowling centers. Still time to enter but time is running short since entries
close on March 15th.
A new director was appointed to the board of directors to replace
Denielle Otey who resigned to move to California. His name is BOBBY
KNIGHT ( no, not the infamous coach with the same name). Bobby
bowls in the All Star league and also at Valley and Wilsonville Lanes.
Welcome aboard.
The USBC National convention is being held the last week of March
where several proposed amendments to playing rules and other
administrative items are on the agenda. Details to be covered next month.
Looking forward to seeing many of you at various centers during my
travels.
Check the Spring/Summer Leagues
in this issue of TheVan-Port
You’ll find one
JUST RIGHT FOR YOU!
The Van-Port Bowling News
Ed Piel - Editor & Publisher
Audrey Piel - Office
Ernie Gerald - Longview/Kelso
John Solberg - Portland/Vancouver
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2-The Van-Port-March, 2007
Congratulations to JP M uller and his great Portland Masters victory.
And hats off to Bob Wells, Dave Husted and Bill Oetkin for the great
tournament management. Heard nothing but good from participating
bowlers.
And a special thanks to Bob Wells for the photos. Now a question to
myself. How long have I been in the newspaper business? Well ,The
Van-Port for over 15 years and prior to The Van-Port some twentyfive years of a nomadic “regular” newspaper career, starting in Los
Angeles with the Herald American group. Stops at newspapers in Oregon, owner of a small daily and large weekly in Kansas, director of
the student daily newspaper for Texas Tech University in Lubbock and
publisher of the small town Stanton, Texas Reporter before heading
back to the west coast and finally to the Vancouver Columbian. And in
that time I suppose I have taken 1,000’s of pictures, pictures of weddings, births, deaths, athletic teams, politicians, people, places and things.
So you would think I would be prepared when about to take a picture.
Well, at the Portland Masters I wasn’t. Stood up to take a picture of
JP and no flash, camera batteries were dead and I did not bring any
spares. So again thank you Bob Wells.
Hear a lot of rumors about center closures and new ones being built
and as we get some official word will pass it on.
Trent Zabelle continues to maintain his “King of the Hill” record at
Triangle Bowl in Longview. Trent made it three in
a row with his February victory. No information
on how much the win was worth.
Allen’s Crosley Lanes recently held a fund raiser
for the Susan Komen Cancer Fund. Christine
Sloan, (pictured here) raised over $1500 in
pledges. In addition Christine contacted local merchants and brought in gifts to be raffled off and this
raised at least another $500. All told the event raised
around $5,000 for the fund.
Yes, I know, it’s not Centralia and then Centralia. From the south it’s
Chehallis and then Centralia. Last month I had both bowling centers
located in Centralia. Not so! Fairway Lanes, operated by the Turner
Brothers is in Chehallis.
Thanks to Northwest Sports Photography in Beaverton for the use of
their Washington High school phnoto.
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Bowler Profile
Know a bowler with a story?
by Ernie Gerald
A Dedicated Bowler With an Inconvenience
Rodney Phillips is a dedicated bowler with both
artificial legs from the knee down. He lived in Alaska for
31 years prior to
relocating to Longview.
Rodney is divorced and
single and moved to
Longview to be with his
family and to help his
sister take care of his 82
year old mother.
Rodney was a pinsetter
at an 8 lane house in 1960
and has bowled since
1959. Rodney lost his
legs to frostbite when his
snowmobile left him
stranded in the bitter cold of Alaska.
Phillips lived and worked at a remote fly in fishing
lodge in central Alaska by Mt. McKinley right on the
Iditarod dog race trail. On February 23, 1988 Rodney
said he was on his way to a store 20 miles away when his
snowmobile stopped. He walked for 3 days in an -18
degree below during a snow storm until he reached the
store. He then was air lifted to the hospital and found he
had severe frostbite. On March 17th the frostbite turned
into gangrene and the doctors had to amputate both legs.
Now picture this, Rodney has bowled since 1959 and
did not want to quit. He bowled from a wheelchair until
he got his prosthetics and then learned to bowl with his
new legs. Rodney is bowling three leagues a week at
Triangle Bowl in Longview. His average is 178-180. He
is very pleasant to be around and enjoys his bowling and
the fellowship. We are all proud to call him one of ours.
The Van-Port is looking for bowlers with unique stories to
share with our readers. If you know of someone or you have a
personal story , contact The Van-Port.
Bowlnewsnw@aol.com or telephone 360-636-2896.
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4-The Van-Port-March, 2007
OJC has good turn
out at Valley Lanes
coach’s corner
by Vince Schiro
Junior Coaches, Article II
Have problems getting your bowlers arm swing into “Time” with their
moving feet? It’s really not that hard, at first, to get them close.
Stand off to the right, near the foul line, of a right handed bowler. Observe
two things as they approach the line. First, the footwork. Watch for the
heel to make contact with the lane on the last step before the slide step.
That would be the third step in a four step approach, or the 4th step in a
five step approach.
Get used to watching for that heel to make contact with the surface of
the approach. Then, using your visual skills, watch the ball at the top of the
back swing as that foot makes contact with the approach. If the ball continues upward after the foot has made contact with the approach, and as
your bowler moves forward and downward, that bowler has late timing. In
other words, the ball is still going upward as the bowler is going forward
and downward into the finish or delivery position.
Their body is ready to roll the ball and their arm swing isn’t ready yet
because the ball is still going upward when they are trying to go downward
into the finish position.
That results in the weight of the ball moving upward pulling the ball side
shoulder open to their target. A right handed bowler will miss to the right
unless they use excessive force by pulling or dragging the ball forward.
Then they will probably miss inside their target because when they pull the
ball forward, they also move that shoulder forward. Now, where are they
facing when they release their bowling ball. Left or right of target.
When their bowling ball has reached it’s highest point at the top of the
backswing, and the heel of their next to last step has come into contact
with the approach, they are in pretty good time. The ball will start to swing
downward as they move forward and downward into the finish position.
How do we fix late timing? Out of the stance of course. That’s where it all
starts. When the bowler breaks from the stance, the ball wants to be about
waist high, with the arm only partly unfolded, and heading downward when
weight is put onto the first step in a four
step delivery, and the same position on
the second step of a five step delivery.
This is all for a slow to moderate tempo
approach. Slightly lower for “quick
feet”. Just observe your bowler and get
the ball into time with their style of approach.
It’s a little more difficult for a five
step approach because that bowler is
already in motion when they start the
ball, so the feet are already moving
faster than the starting ball. Make small
adjustments out of the stance, then
observe them at the line. If they are still
late, then move the starting of the ball
to a little earlier time.
Watch them during their second step
of a four step approach. The bowling
ball should not be in front of them on
that second step or the third step of a
five step approach.
As bowlers increase their skills,
modification of their approaches need
to be added. These young bowlers not
only grow, but their approaches change
tempo. Keeping these growing, young
athletes in good time will keep your
hands full. It’s a constant challenge that
only you, as their coach, can address.
It has to happen on a constant, continuing basis if you want them to reach
their full potential.
Until next month, have fun bowling,
and coaching!
We had 112 bowlers at the Valley Lanes Classic and awarded, including
brackets, $690 in scholarships. A little trivia: All bowlers winning the title at
Valley Lanes moved up from the #2 qualifying spot, and Silver Creek Lanes
in Silverton brought 8 bowlers, 4 of them made match play, with 2 of them
winning titles. That junior program is in it’s very first season!
“Classic” Division (200 & up): Dean Richards of Tacoma qualified 2nd,
then won 3 of his 6 matches to hold off his opposition and win his 3rd title of
the season with a total of 2879, collecting a $100 scholarship and adding a
star to his already highly decorated banner. Curtis Dicken of Tigard finished
2nd with 2782, Austin Marshall of Newport 3rd with 2771, Bret Baldwin of
Toledo 4th with 2681, Matt Walsh of Tigard 5th with 2662, and Nathan
Gubele of Portland 6th with 2554. The cut was high at 1292.
“AA” Division (180 - 199): This was a barn burner! Kevin Brown of
Portland, in only his second Classic qualified 2nd, then won 3 of his 6 matches
to move up and win his first title, earn his banner, and collect a $95 scholarship with a one pin win and total of 2491. Stephen Miller of Springfield rolled
218 at Brown, won the final match, but finished 2nd with a total pin count of
2490. Sha Harvey of Beaverton is back after a long layoff, and finished 3rd
with 2463, Taylor Reineke of Eugene 4th with 2412, Jarrod Hicks of Salem
5th with 2335, and Cristina Martinotti of Gresham 6th with 2303. The cut
was 1152.
“A”Division (156 - 179): Andrew Zwicker of Salem qualified 2nd, was
still trailing by over 100 pins, rolled a monster 257 in his final match to squeak
out the win, and win his second title in as many tries with a 2528 total,
collecting a $100 scholarship and adding a star to his banner. Everett Gallaway
of Salem finished 2nd with 2508, Jeremi Moore of Silverton 3rd with 2150,
Dylan Browning of Portland 4th with 2129, Nate Reineke of Eugene 5th
with 2098, and Dallas Trower of Dallas 6th with 2014. The cut was 1060.
“B”Division (155 & under): Jennifer Springer of Silverton qualified 2nd,
then won 4 of her 6 matches in her debut at the classics to win the title, earn
her banner, and collect a $100 scholarship with a 2103 total. Makayla Douglas of Gresham finished 2nd with 2074, Chelsea Lein of Creswell 3rd with
2054, Kristin Raz of Tualatin 4th with 2010, Derek Johnson of Silverton 5th
with 1974, and Katy Laureano of Portland 6th with 1967. The cut was 979.
Thank you Valley Lanes and staff for a great tournament. It’s always great
to be at Valley!
We are at Cascade Lanes in Portland on March 18th. It’s singles. If you
need more information about these great tournaments, contact us at
OJCTA@aol.com or 503-282-5043.
ValleyLanes
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youth news to
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Call or come in
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Beaverton, Or 97005
503-292-3523 www.valleylanes.com
The Van-PortMarch, 2007-5
Oregon State High School Results
Second Place: Grant, Kevin Brown, Bobby Driggs, Nathan Skogland,
Brian Donovan, Devin Pulls, Chris Kopel. Coach (notpictured) David
Dimoff Van-Port photo
Third Place: Centennial: Robert Sattergren, Trevor Legg, Cory
Beatty, Luke Arronson, Levi Johnson, Cody Manley. Coach
(notpictured) Bob Sattergren Van-Port photo
Second Place: Rex Putnam, Kristin Hollingsworth, Tracy S. Barker,
Ellen Clifford, Christy Scherschel, Courtney Nikolas, Karen Edwards.
Coach (not pictured) Dianna Hollingsworth Van-Port photo
Twenty-six high school teams from
Semi Final results: Girls; Madison
across Oregon showed up at AMF 1730, Gresham 1615, Rex Putnam
Cascade Lanes on Feb. 11 for the 1605, Milwaukie 1 1551, Oregon City
2007 Oregon High School Tourna- 1429 and Franklin A 1313. For the
ment. When the long day had ended boys: Oregon City 1 1838, Centenial
Madison had captured the girls’ 1828, Grant A 1820, Franklin A 1780,
championship and Oregon City 1 the Rex Putnam 1780 and Clackamas
boys title.
1730.
After 10 games of qualifying the
Boys Division Finals
teams were cut to the top 6 boys
and the top six girls teams who ad- The top three met in head to head
competition second place qualifier
vanced to the semi finals.
Girls qualifying scores: Madison Centennial taking on third place
3336, Milwaukie 1 3269, Rex Grant A in two game matches. Grant
Putnam 3186, Gresham 3056, Or- A defeated Centennial 331 to 312
egon City 2831, Franklin A 2766, with games of 148 & 183 while CenMilwaukie 2 2531, Grant 2426, tennial managed 173 & 139.
Parkrose 2239 and Franklin B 2208.
Grant A then advance to the fiBoys top six qualifying scores: nals to meet Oregon City !, first
Rex Putnam 3958, Oregon City 1 place finisher in the semi’s. Both
3832, Grant A 3491, Centennial 3459, teams bowled well with Oregon City
Franklin A 3368, and Clackamas coming out on top, defeating Grant
3347.
Third Place: Gresham, Tracy Barker, Michelle Vebber, Megan Green,
Chrystal Laney, Crystal Durland, Monica Stanly, Katey Brightwell,
Stacey Dennis.Coach (not pictured) Justin Laney not all players are
pictured
Van-Port photo
A 375 to 348 on games of 186 & 189. Grant A bowled 171 & 177.
Girls Division Finals
Top three in the girls finals were Madison, Rex Putnam and Gresham. In
the first match Rex Putnam defeated Gresham on games of 141 & 205/346
to Gresham’s 116 & 158/274. Rex Putnam went on to face number one
Madison and Madison rolled big games of 189 & 195/384 to defeat Rex
Putnam 177 & 150/327.
Boys All Stars
strikes
1
Jake Klemson, Rex Putnam
27
2
Bryce Kinney, Oregon City 1
24
3
Luke Arronson, Centennial
15
4
Seth Dowleer, Rex Putnam
23
5
Johathon Pearson, Oregon City1 16
6
Bobby Driggs, Grant A
19
Girls All Stars
1
Lori Hanken, Oregon City
20
2
Justine Tipton, Madison
14
3
Rachel Maskell, Madison
18
4
Kristin Hollingsworth, Rex. Putnam 17
5
Connie Zassssste, Milwaukie 1 12
6
Katie Cook, Milwuakie 1
7
Wilson wins 4A Washington High School
Team tournament - Kelso second in 3A/2A
6-The Van-Port, March, 2007
14
22
15
14
10
19
pts earned frames bowled
103
40
94
40
87
40
87
40
78
36
85
40
88
86
84
79
56
59
40
40
40
40
30
32
all star
points
2.5750
2.3500
2.1750
2.1750
2.1667
2.1250
2.2000
2.1500
2.1000
1.9750
1.8667
1.8438
Washington Indivdual final standings
Wilson High School won it’s second Washington State
High school championship at Lynnwood Lanes. Trailing
South Kitsap after the first day Wilson came back to capture the title with 7,408 pins. Cascade was second and South
Kitsap third.
In 2A/3A Kelso finished second behind champion
Shelton. Shelton had a total pin fall of 5225 and Kelso 4885.
4A Division Final Standings
1 Wilson
7408
2 Cascade
7337
3 South Kitsap
7235
4 Moses Lake
7080
5 Battleground
6957
6 Prairie
6814
7 Stadium
6616
8 Graham-Kapowsin
6405
2A/3A Division Final Standings
1 Shelton
5225
2 Kelso
4885
3 West Valley, Yakima
4882
4 Everett
4703
5 Olympic, Bremerton
4650
6 Hudson Bay, Vancouver 4488
7 Black Hills, Olympia
4324
spares
11
11
21
9
15
14
Chantella Hoagman - 2nd Place
Riann Bogner - 4th Place
4A Indvidual
1 Rachel Kreigbaum, Battleground
2 Breanna Mattson, Cascade
3 Kelsey Gaulkner, Wenatchee
4 Alyssa Roncevich, Stadium
5 Sadie Flerx, South Kitsap
6 Staci Ducette, Evergreen
7 Sandra Smith, Moses Lake
8 Amanda Richards, Wilson
9 Danielle Mansanarez, Bellermine Prep
10 Megan Neel, Prairie
1169
1150
1136
1132
1127
1082
1075
1058
1057
1046
2A/3A Indviidual
1 Kayla Thomas, Bremerton
2 Chantella Hoagman, RA Long
3 Alisha Wade, Shelton
4 Riann Bogner, Mark Morris
5 Heather Ludahl, Hudson Bay
6 Carlista Phipps, Shelton
7 Kristan Hayward, West Valley
8 Ashlsey Ackerman, Ferndale
Daniella Baye, Shelton
10 Andrea Hurley, Everett
Katherine Hoff, West Valley
Pauline Williams, Kelso
1172
1087
1066
1062
1032
1026
1021
1016
1016
997
997
997
Columbia 300 Traditions Bowling Classic (TBC)
Sets Record Attendance at Big Al’s
Pat Nolan Claims $2,500 First Prize in Vancouver
VANCOUVER, WA – The Columbia 300 Traditions Bowling Classic
(TBC) set a new record for number of bowlers when 88 individual
participants took part in this past weekend’s event at Big Al’s in Vancouver,
Washington.
The
tournament drew 176
total entries, only three (3)
shy of the record set in
Baltimore this past
December.
Vancouver’s own Pat
Nolan took home the
$2,500 first place check
after defeating a talented
field. Nolan defeated
Evan Olson of Tukwila,
WA, Curtis Messer Sr. of
Aberdeen, WA, and Tim
Pierce of Portland. In the
closest and most
competitive championship
match in TBC history, all
four (4) bowlers had a
shot to win in the tenth
frame. Nolan squeezed out the victory by bowling a 196 to best Olson
(194), Messer (190), and Pierce (184).
The tournament paid out over $8,600.00 in prize money demonstrating
the Columbia 300 commitment to competitive tournament bowling. In
addition, almost one-third (1/3) of the entrants collected at least $100.00
in prize money in the event on a $49.00 entry fee (29 out of 87 bowlers).
DT:
TO:
FR:
RE:
February 9, 2007
Columbia 300 Traditions Bowling Classic (TBC) Participants
Nicholas J. Hoagland Director, Tournament Marketing
Cancellation of Columbia 300 Traditions Bowling Classic (TBC)
TBC Participants:
I just wanted to drop you a quick “note” to say “thank you” for
your continued support of the Columbia 300 Traditions Bowling
Classic (TBC) over the past eight (8) months.
As you probably know, Ebonite International purchased Columbia
300 and Track in an agreement with the ownership group on Tuesday.
To that end, the Columbia 300 TBC series has been terminated.
All entries paid for future TBC events will have their monies
refunded in full. If you have any questions regarding the TBC series,
please do not hesitate to contact me directly at
nickh@columbia300.com or at 206-406-1030.
Best Regards, Nicholas J. Hoagland Director of Tournament
Marketing Columbia 300
Greater Portland
City Women’s
Championship
Tournament
March 10-11, 17-18, 24-25
Tigard Bowl
11660 SW Pacific Hwy - Tigard
503-639-2001
Entries close on March 3, 2007
Entries available at area centers
Ridinger shatters the pins for a huge
877 series in Bud Light at Valley
Josh Ridinger had what he called “It was a once in alifetime, everything
went just right.” Josh was talking about his huge 877 series shot in the
Bud Light league at Vallely Lanes in Beaverton.
Josh shot games of 300-279 and 298. In his last game (298) he left the
3-9 on the last ball and in the middle game (279) left the 10 pin in the 6th
frame.
The former junior bowler had a previous high of 858 shot while in the
juniors. He now bowls just one league a week and is currently averaging
225. “I used to bowl a lot but have cut down to just one league with an
occasional swiss tournament.”
Columbia Classic Sstandings
2. Evan Olson
Tukwila, WA
$1,000.00
3. Curtis Messer Sr. *
Aberdeen, WA
$ 500.00
4. Tim Pierce
Portland, OR
$ 350.00
5. David Grooms
Vancouver, WA
$ 200.00
6. Scot Archabal
Boise, ID
$ 200.00
7. Rob Morley
Portland, OR
$ 200.00
8. Jeff Kahmark
Roy, WA
$ 200.00
9. Will Smith
Albany, OR
$ 150.00
10. Mike Danielson
Portland, OR
$ 150.00
11. Pat Johns
Seatac, WA
$ 150.00
12. Jeff Conradi
Centralia, WA
$ 150.00
13. Andrew Solberg
Vancouver, WA
$ 150.00
14. Jason Williams
Seattle, WA
$ 150.00
15. Mike Kasper
Portland, OR
$ 150.00
16. Ernie Guerrero
Yakima, WA
$ 150.00
17. Jason Hoffman
Vancouver, WA
$ 100.00
18. Jay Melton
Washougal, WA
$ 100.00
19. Scott Little
Longview, WA
$ 100.00
20. Ed Bliquez Jr. *
Vancouver, WA
$ 100.00
21. Curtis Messer Jr.
Aberdeen, WA
$ 100.00
22. Darrell Heath *
Lake Stevens, WA
$ 100.00
23. Todd Sipes
Seattle, WA
$ 100.00
24. Jason Hollingsworth Milwaukie, OR
$ 100.00
25. Brian Schmit
Battle Ground, WA
$ 100.00
26. Scott Halvarson
Seattle, WA
$ 100.00
27. Jeff Nagle
Tigard, OR
$ 100.00
28. Michael Yoder *
Vancouver, WA
$ 100.00
29. Susan Kent
Yakima, WA
$ 100.00
*Denotes qualifiers from the 45+ / Women’s Division
*Denotes events guaranteeing the top 4 prizes ($1,500, $1,000, $750, and $500)
WILSONVILLE LANES
14TH ANNUAL SWISS
Mixed Teams of 5
3-Men 1-Woman 1-Senior
+Limited to 22 Teams
April 28th & 29th, 2007
Bowl Scratch - 1040 max. entering ave.
Use high average as of: 12/31/06
Entry Fee: $500.00 per team
*All Teams will be entered in the
TEAM MONSTER BRACKETS
As part of the entry fee.
6 Games Saturday- Start 9:00am
6 Games Sunday - Start 9:00am
(Practice 1/2 hr. prior to start of each day)
Wilsonville Lanes
29040 SW Town Center Loop
Wilsonville, OR 97070
503-682-2346
Fax: 503-682-1216
1/2 Mile eat of I-5 at Wilsonville Road Exit
For more information contact:
Portland Bowling Association
503-257-9511
$100.00 Deposit to hold team spot
Side Pots & Brackets -Men-Women-Senior
Double pots (Men-Women) (Men-Senior) (Women-Senior)
The Van-Port, March, 2007-7
Dan Wittman wins
50+ at Cascade
by Lauren Fries
Don Wittman won all four final
games by averaging 227 as the 190
average bowler won the 50+ at
AMF Cascade.
Our newest bowler Kelly
Hanson, had only one game under
200, but could only win 2 games to
finish 2nd, as the 185 bowler, came
all the way from Idaho to bowl the
tournament.
Sign Up Now for Fall
2007/08 Leagues
Choose Your League Now
Champion Dan Wittman (left)
and runner-up Kelly Hanson.
1 Dan Wittman, Portland
2 Kelly Hanson, Sagle, Idaho
3 RodStanford, Camas
4 Al Heim, Portland
plus $25 HQ
5 Norm Parmeter, Warren
6 Maurico Abuan, Portland
7 carol Ivey, Woodburn
8 George Smith, Portland
9 Roy Galvin, Portland
10 Judy Parmeter, Warren
11 Robert Stanford, Portland
12 Ruthella Baurer, Molalla
13 Fred Baurer, Molalla
14 Rene Leidelmeyer, Aloha
Next tournament @ Rose Bowl March
1101 4-0 270.00
996 2-2 135.00
959 2-2 100.00
936 3-1
95.00
930 2-2
90.00
916 2-2
85.00
905 3-1
80.00
881 1-3
75.00
876 2-2
70.00
858 1-3
65.00
810 2-2
60.00
749 0-4
55.00
243 PPHGO$ 25.00
218 PPHCGO$ 15.00
10 at 1:00pm
Triangle Bowl
remodel done
Work has been completed
on a major overhaul at Triangle Bowl in Longview.
The center teamed up with
Brunswick and has installed
new Brunswick Vector
Scoring Systems with flat
screen LCD screens measuring 32”. Along with new
scoring, new masking units
were installed, new Inline ball
returns and more tables and
seating in the settee area.
Automatic bumpers for
family bowling were also put
in, sure to be a hit with the
youngsters. The remodel
was accomplished without
interruption of league bowling.
This August (2007) Triangle will be celebrating it’s
50th anniversary as a bowling center in Longview.
Original owners were Jack
James, Jack Demers and
Ernie Erickson.
Bob Adams was the mechanic in 1957 and Bob is
still working the machines
today. The center opened
with 16 lanes and added
more with subsequent expansion and remodels to the
present 32 lanes.
To reach Triangle call 360425-4060.
8-The Van-Port, March, 2007
Tuesday AM .......................... Ladies Bowling Belles
Tuesday PM .................................... 5 Person Mixed
Wednesday AM .......................... Ladies Bowlerettes
Wednesday PM ............................... 5 Person Mixed
Thursday PM .................................. 5 Person Mixed
Thursday PM ................................................. 5 Man
Friday Noon ....................................... Senior League
Friday PM ....................................... 4 Person Mixed
Saturday AM ................................................. Juniors
Sunday PM ............................. Mixed every other week
Sunday PM .................................................... Mixed
Have league spots open
For more information on Leagues
Call 503-659-1757
Kellogg Bowl
10306 Main
Milwaukie
Rose Bowl Spring Leagues
We have a League for Everyone!
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Tuesday - Senior Trios League
12:30pm - Starts April 24, 2007 - Sanctioned League
Tuesday - Steve Metcalfe’s Match Point Trios
Starts May 15th, 2007 - 6:30pm
Tuesday - Junior All Stars
Open to All Juniors - 1:00pm
Starts June 19th, 2007 - Only $5.00
Wednesday - Price is Right League
6:30pm - Price is Right League - Only $7.50 per person
Men, Women, or Mixed - Starts May 9th, 2007
Thursday - Family Ties League
7:00pm - Family Ties League - Our Most Popular
$5.00 per Jr/$7.00 per adult - Begins May 17th, 2007
Sanctioned League
Friday - $1.50 Red Head Pin Day 9am to 5pm
Rock’it Bowl - Early Session Starts May 6th
9:00pm to 11:30pm - $10.00
Rose Bowl - 3800 SE 164th
Portland - 603-665-2134
Lewis wins NWBT
at Valley Lanes
$2,000 ADDED MONEY
The NWBT held it’s second event of the 2007 season at
Valley Lanes. When the smoke cleared and the event was
complete, Brad Lewis was crowned the Tournament Champion.
With the win, Lewis defended his title from last year at Valley
Lanes. Great job Brad!
After 4 games of qualifying, the field was narrowed down
to the three top competitors of the day. Brad Lewis lead all
scorers with a 945, James Frisbie followed with a 928, and Ryan
Youngberg rounded our the trio with a 925. There were many
bowlers who
kept the pressure
on and fell just
short of making
the cut. Steve
Rocha, Patrick
Lagrimas and
Chris Fritz were
all in contention
going into the 4th
game
of
qualifying.
Ryan
Yo u n g b e r g
gathered some
momentum
before going into
the match play
during the
”Second Chance Bonus Pot” , a new progressive side pot held
right after qualifying. Youngberg rolled 4 strikes on 4 different
lanes trading up a half entry on the second strike and full entry on
the third strike to win 60% of the pot to pocket a nice $132.
What a nice payout to pocket before entering the Match Play
portion of the tournament. The Second Chance Bonus is truly a
fun side-pot to watch and to bowl. It is quickly becoming a
favorite among the bowlers.
Youngberg carried that momentum through match
play taking the 1st place seed away from Brad Lewis
going into the stair step finals. Lewis showed his fight
during the first game of the finals by besting James
Frisbie (3rd Place) 230-195. The Final game of the
stair finals brought Lewis to face Youngberg. Lewis
had only a 9 pin advantage going into the game. It
came down the last two frames during this tight match
DAY
and ended with Lewis beating Youngberg by eight pins
Monday
- 209-201.
Monday
Along with winning the tournament, Lewis was fully
Monday
vested in the Progressive Winners Pot and won 60%
of the total giving him an extra $205 to add to his
Tuesday
Tournament Winnings of $215, for a total of $415!
Tuesday
Overall, the NWBT paid out a whopping $870.00
Wednesday
to bowlers for this single event. All three places paid
more than $100 dollars. These payouts were with
Wednesday
only 13 bowlers and no added money! Compare to
Wednesday
results from other events and you can see that these
Thursday
numbers speak for themselves!
Thursday
Next event is scheduled for March 25, 2007 at
Thursday
Rose Bowl in Portland. Check-in time begins at 9:15,
bowling begins promptly at 10:00. We look forward
Friday
to seeing you there!
Allen’s Crosley Lanes
Sweetheart
Doubles 9 pin results
Division A
1 Melissa Stone, Randy Perry 1739 $108
2 Jennifer Stim, C. Berghein 1725 80
3 Anna Plumb, Bobby Cook 1562 60
4 Janie Wills, Mike Wills
1550 44
5 Judy Fryer, Malc Shorter
1485 34
6 Leslie Head, Joe Ross
1479 26
Division B
1 Anna Plumb, Dale Combs 1514 $120
2 Jan Long, Steve Long
1444 90
3 Debi Schrader, Lyndon Fischer 1433 70
4 Amy Larsen, Don Marti
1427 51
Ruth, Brian Whitlack
1427 51
6 Amy, Chris Larsen
1409 38
7 Sharon, Len McCracken
1403 30
Connie, Dennis Hall
1403 30
9 Julie, CLiff Taylor
1401 26
Pepsi/Diet Pepsi and
Wilsonville Lanes
Presents
I-5
14th Annual
I-5 Doubles
100% Handicap Doubles Tournament
Three (3) Divisions:AA 400-449 Team Average
BB:340-399 Team Average CC: 240-339 Team Average
9 Big Weekends!
May 5-6,12-13,19-20,26-27
June 2-3,9-10,16-17,23-24
and June 30 and July 1
Optional Singles
Call 503-682-2346
Wilsonville Lanes
29040 SW Town Center Loop
Wilsonville, OR 97070
NAME OF LEAGUE
# PER
TEAM
TYPE
START
TIME
APPROX.
COST
START
DATE
Mt. Hood Summer Seniors
Co-Ed Trios
3
Senior
3
Any Mix
1:00 pm
$6.00
May 21st
6:30 pm
$13.00
May 21st
Wrenegades Bar and Grill League
3
Any Mix
9:00 pm
$10.00
March 5th
Super Bowl League
5
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$15.00
May 8th
Mt. Hood Gold Card League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$13.00
May 29th
Scratch and WIN? League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$14.00
April 25th
Shrek 3 Ball League
4
Adult/JR
6:30 pm
$14.00
May 9th
Mt. Hood No-Tap Casino League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$13.00
May 16th
Ladies Brunch
3
Ladies
11:00 am
$10.00
May 17th
Lottery Pool League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$15.00
May 3rd
King of the Hill Tournament
Open
Any Mix
8:00 pm
$25.00
May 10th
Senior Color Pin Bowling
Open
Senior
12:30 pm
$8.00
May 4th
Saturday
Shrek 3 Ball League
4
JR.
10:00 am
$14.00
May 26th
Saturday
Ultimate Choice Jr. League
4
JR.
10:00 am
$12.00
May 26th
Sunday
Ultimate Choice League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$16.00
May 20th
Sunday
Employee & Friends League
3
Any Mix
7:00 pm
$11.00
May 20th
Any Day
Mt. Hood Flex League
1
Any
Any
$13.00
May 21st
League of Choice:
Name:
Phone:
Name:
Phone:
Name:
Phone:
Name:
Phone:
The Van-Port, March, 2007 - 9
New Look for
Portland City
Championships
Portland All Star League
269 Triplicate
Bowlers in the 2007 edition of
the Greater Portland USBC
Open Championship will notice
a big difference from previous
years.
“We have re-designed this
championship in the image of
the USBC national event as
Johnny More shot a
much as possible”, says Steve
triplicate of
Michaliszyn of the tournament
269-269-269 for 807.
committee. “For example, all
team squads are the first squad
Round 1 Winners shown above:
every day which ensures a fresh
Kellogg Bowl (left to right) Jim
oil pattern for every team.
Ferretti, Brian Schmit and
Everyone who enters will enjoy
Michael Bishop
the format, atmosphere and the
competition that a major
tournament should have.”
Round 2 Winners shown on
The tournament dates are
right Hollywood Bowl (left to
April 7-8, 14-15 at this year’s
right) Dan McElligott, John
host center AMF 20th Century
Huggett and Jon Drake.
Lanes in Portland. There are
three divisions – one scratch
Photos by Bob Wells
and two handicap – that will allow
all bowlers to be competitive. All
members of the GPUSBC are
eligible to bowl - men and women.
“The prize fund is really exciting,” adds
tournament committee member Lee Mabe.
“First place All Events for all three divisions
will be at least $500. If only 120 teams enter
we will still be able to add several thousand
dollars to the total prize fund. That kind of
participation and prize money will return the
prestige to winning this championship.”
Most tournaments in this modern era include
bracket play as an option and brackets will
be offered here as well. “Because we have
both scratch and handicap divisions, we will
provide both scratch and handicapped
Probably the best known and most lucrative league in the Northbrackets”, says Mabe.
west, the Summer Super Bowl, paid out more than $39,400.00 in
Sponsorship is crucial to the success of
2006. The money was distributed to half of the teams that comany major championship. Coors – General
peted in this in-house summer league program. Every team that
Distributors, Inc. returns as a major sponsor.
bowls a league is eligible for the Grand Finals or the Consolations
“This tournament is a great opportunity to
strengthen the popular Coors brands with our
to be held in late summer of 2007. And there is no cost to the
bowling friends”, says Charles Fick III, Vice
teams that compete in these events for this Super Prize Fund!
President of General Distributors. Charles
Ask your desk person for a copy of the 2006 prize list. You will
also knows a little about bowling. He was a
agree that it is one of, if not the highest, paying opportunities for
member of the 2006 Scratch Division team
the league bowler in the Northwest. And it is likely to be even
champions.
better.
A new sponsor for 2007 is Radio Cab.
USBC Sanctioned.Handicap 90% from 1000 team average.
They see this event as a perfect avenue to
promote their charitable Radio Cab
Foundation. Some onsite promotion of the
charity is planned for the tournament.
All GPUSBC members can pick up an entry
form now at their home bowling center.
2007
summer
super
bowl leagues
$39,400.00
Bowlers across the country are getting a good idea
of what it’s like to bowl PBA conditions
As an increasing number of PBA Experience
leagues get rolling since USBC introduced the
program on Sport Bowling members are tasting the
excitement and challenge of competing on the exact
lane oil patternof the PBA Tour.
PBA Experience leagues offer bowlers the unique
chance to compete on the PBA”s five different lane
con patterns - Chameleon, Cheetah, Scorpion, Shark
and Viper. These patterns, which have varying oil
distance characteristics, all comply with USBC Sport
Bowling rules for lane oil application with at least a
3:1 ratio inside boards versus the outside boards. The
PBA Experience is part of the USBC Sport Bowling
program To help attack the oil patterns, PBA
Experience league bowlers are watching and learning
from Denny’s telecasts on Sunday afternoons on
ESPN.
Locally several centers are having PBA leagues.
Check leagues schedules in this issue to find a center
near you.
10-The Van-Port, March, 2007
paid out in 2006
ALL LEAGUE TEAMS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE
ONE FOR TWO PAYOUT - FINALS OR CONSOLATION
5 ON A TEAM* ANY COMBINATION MEN AND/OR WOMEN
NO COST TO TEAMS FOR FINALS OR CONSOLATION
QUALIFY ONCE IN EACH LEAGUE
BOWL FOR THE GOLD!
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT YOUR FAVORITE CENTER
FINALS AT
Walnut City Lanes
McMinnville, OR
CONSOLATION AT
Wilsonville Lanes
Wilsonville, OR
“Just ask Vahn”
Vahn who?
(Editors note)Vahn Stone has been working in the bowling industry since 1969. He now lives in Tigard, Oregon and travels
many states working on pinsetters. With over 30 years in this business, he has a lot of knowledge to pass along to make your
job easier. In 1993, Vahn went to Seoul, South Korea to help design and engineer the new Dacos pinsetter. In July of 2006
he was flown to the private resort of Anthony Robbins in Fiji to work on his center. He returned there in January of 2007 to
finish the work, just after Survivor Fiji was filmed there. He now takes care of over 300 machines in 5 states with the help of
his sons who are also very proficient in the business. Mr. Stone trains mechanics at centers, sells parts, teaches preventative
maintenance, and is a trouble-shooting expert. He also rebuilds gearboxes, sub-assemblies, detectors, and delivers and
installs them. He has a wide variety of built up sub-assemblies on hand for emergencies for many types of Brunswick
pinsetters. Often in his travels an owner will relay a story from his mechanic who will say “just ask Vahn” so that is why he’s
calling his column by the same name.
You can contact Vahn at 503-816-3980 or
at jvahnstone@verizon.net.
Quick checks to spot
problems before
they do some damage:
Rake Shock for A-2 style pinsetters:
You can easily spot a bad rake shock if the pinsetter
has not been used for a couple of hours. When
the first ball is thrown, the rake drops very fast the
first time, and then it will run normal. This means
the shocks insides are starting to give out. Check
to see if you have a spare as this condition can
sometimes last a long time before it gives out. Also,
you might see brake fluid in the flat gutter
underneath the shock. Please make sure that the
top of the rake shock pivot point bolt is tight. Test
this by putting the rake down, and then lift the rake
board up and down an inch or so either way while
looking at the rake shock bolt. It should not move.
Then cycle the pinsetter to 45 degrees, shut the
setter off and make sure your trip shaft gap is 1/
64th of an inch or the thickness of a match. After
you have done this, feel free to check them all.
If you have A style pinsetters this article is not
for you. But, if you have 90 degree over-travel on
you’re a style pinsetters, get rid of it as soon as
possible! It should have been removed years ago
as it can really tear your pinsetter up long before
its’ time.
Len Mawson wins first NWST singles
title at AMF Albany Lanes
Len Mawson, Albany, Oregon won his 1st NWST Singles Title by winning all five matches in the
finals. He rolled games of 223, 203, 267, 246 and 245. Dale Whittington, Eugene, Oregon
finished 2nd winning 4 of 5 matches. Dave Kamerer, Corvallis finished 3rd as he started out
winning his first 3 games of the finals rolling games of 278, 259, and 257. Terry Johnson,
Portland finished 4th as he lost two tough matches despite rolling games of 252 and 227 against
Mawson. Roger LeClair, Clackamas, Oregon finished 5th and was the High Qualifier with 1206
for the five games. The victory is Len Mawson’s 2nd NWST Title.
Place
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
Name
Len Mawson
Dale Whittington
Dave Kamerer
Terry Johnson
Roger LeClair
Jay Spellman
Frank Dietz Jr.
Curtis Dornath
Carl Schroll
Charlie Moore
Frank Schnebly
Mike Bouwens
Experience P.B.A.
Lane Conditions
Lan
eC
Qualify Finals Bonus
1085
1183
150
1111
1158
120
1098
1151
90
1048
1185
90
1206
1026
60
1129
1021
90
1074
1088
60
1097
1014
60
1051
1046
60
1177
939
30
1083
956
90
1034
873
Total
2418
2389
2339
2323
2292
2240
2222
2171
2157
2146
2129
1907
Prize
$ 600
$ 400
$ 300
$ 250
$ 200
$ 180
$ 160
$ 150
$ 140
$ 130
$ 120
$ 110
AMF Timber Lanes
St. Patty’s 9-Pin mixed doubles
No-Tap Tournament
P.B
ond
.A.
itio
ns
Saturday, March 17
Squads: 1:00 and 3:00pm
$30.00 per team
7 Pins per open frame handicap
May bowl both squads-cash both times by changing partners
435 Doubles
Bowl Tuesdays at 9 PM • Begins May 15th
Includes:
3 Games
2 (7) week rounds
Sweeper / Roll Off
$3,000 in prize fund
based on 10 teams
$800 1st • $600 2nd • $500 3rd
• $100 last place •
Cost is $20 per week
SPORT BOWLING • Sign up as a team or individual
Name: _______________________________________ Phone: _______________
Name: _______________________________________ Phone: _______________
• Lanes will be
cleaned and
oiled before each
week with our
new Phoenix S
Lanes machine
for true sport
condition.
• Average based
on 2005-2006
Book Average,
if none use
current 20062007 average,
if none use 210.
SUNSET LANES • 12770 SW Walker Rd. • Beaverton, Oregon • 503-646-1116
Fax: 503-646-6813 • www.sunsetlanes.com
Pick Your Spring League NOW!
League
Mon. Seniors
Adult Juniors
Day
Mon.
Mon.
Home School
Tuesday Jr’s
Tues. Terrors
Mike’s Boyzs
Tue.
Tue.
Tue.
Tue.
Super Bowl
Parks & Rec
Parks & Rec.
Spare Takers
Time
type #
12:30pm Mixed 3
7:00pm Mixed 4
2
3
4
1
4/10/07
4/10/07
5/8/07
5/8/07
Wed.
Wed.
Wed.
7:00pm Mixed 5
11:00am
4:00pm
5/9/07
Thur.
7:00pm Mixed 4
5/10/07
7:00pm Mixed 2
1:00pm Mixed 3
7:00pm Mixed 4
5/11/07
5/11/07
5/11/07
Awful Bowlers
Fri.
Red Pin League Fri.
I’m Here for the Beer Fri.
2:00pm
4:15pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
Jr
Jr.
Mixed
Mixed
Start
5/21/07
5/7/07
Adult/Junior
Tiny Mites
Preps
Juniors
Sat.
Sat.
Sat.
Sat.
1:00pm
10:00am
10:00am
10”00am
Ad/Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
4
2
3
4
4/`4/07
4/14/07
4/14/07
4/14/07
Family & Friends
NASCAR
Shrek
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
7:00pm Ad/Jr 4
5:00pm Mixed 3
3:30pm Ad/Jr 4
4/15/07
2/25/07
6/3/07
Call: 360-694-8404
AMF Timber Lanes
2400 Andresen Road - Vancouver
The Van-Port, March, 2007-11
Tournament Directory
The best tournament action is listed on this page. For information on any of the tournaments listed, contact the center or torunament sponsor.
Date
Event
Center
Contact
Location
March 10-11
March 10-11
17-18 & 2425
March 11
Mar 17-April 1
March 17
March 18
March 25
April 6-Apr 29
April 7-8, 14-15
April 15
Thru April 22
April 28-29
April 29
May 5-6
May 18=July 29
May 5-July 1
May 28-July 29
June-July wkends
July 8
4game 9 Pin Mixed Dbls
Greater Portland Womens
Greater Portland Womens
ScotchDoubles
Clark County Womens
St. Pats No Tap Doubles
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12-The Van-Port,March, 2007
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Longview
Kelso
Bowling
by
Ernie Gerald
Ernie Gerald is a resident of
Longview, a longtime bowler and
reader of The Van-Port Bowling
News. Prior to moving to Longview
several years ago Ernie had seen
copies of The Van-Port and emailed
us and we began a friendship that
continued when he moved up here.
Ernie fits The Van-Port perfectly,
he has a love of bowling and for the
bowlers. So watch for Ernies
Longview/Kelso news as a monthly
feature of The Van-Port. Stories
on this page are by Ernie as well as
a bowler profile elsewhere in this
issue.ep
Triangle Bowl
Scores
by Ernie Gerald
(Triangle Classic): Randy Perry 300,
Beau Little 299, Bob Malone 298, Series: Shane Bopp 826, Tom White 795,
Travis Malakowski 792. Sandi Lovgren
279, Mary Witt 233, Series: Melissa
Stone 764, Crista Vicars 623, Missy
Betz 514.
A Young Boys Love of Bowling
Talon Schlauch of Longview is one of the most intent junior
prep bowlers I have ever seen. Talon has a huge heart and
desire to bowl well. No problem with keeping an eye on the
ball until it hits the pins! He reminds me of a crawfish
backing up as he returns to his starting point while watching
his ball travel down the lane. When he gets a mark, your
hands will sting from his high-five. Talon has a high game of
144 so far this season. Look for Talons bowling talent in
future years. Is this the future of bowling?
I certainly hope so!
Rick VanDusen 486, Corey
Meyer 451, Max Leach 443, Sadez
West 453, Brittney Greer 406,
Erika Gustin 373,
(Junior Majors): Jordan Yoke
300, Larry Nugent 300, Zack
Stone 300, Shay Thompson 289,
Joe Dunn 279, Riann Bogner 266,
Paulene Williams 225, Shelby
Peterson 225, Dawnna Swanson
225, Series: Zack Stone 824, Shay
Thompson
748,
Matthew
Bartness 726, Brittney Yoke 622,
Desi Whitman 578, Ashleigh
Brackney 555,
Hilander Bowl
Scores
by Art Rusk
WAKE UPLEAGUE: Evelyn
Rendon 230 game, Joann
Stacey 507 series.
Sunday Swingers: Scott Little 289,
Joe Bernard 266, Jim Chonezeona 4 O’CLOCK SCHOLARS: Laurie
258, Annette Aheren 236, Candy
Richie 224, Shirleen Fuqua 224,
Series: Scott Little 770, Norm
Erickson 692, Lonnie Brown 680,
Annette Aheren 630, Shirleen
Fuqua 598, Pat Shaw 574, (Queens
& Knights): Jason Lindell 280,
Rob Keane 270, Bill James 259,
Kristin Galovin 227, Mona James
226, Vicki Hilton 214, Series:
Steve Roseman 771, Dale Molt
727, Dan Strehle 713, Debbie Ely
575, Charlotte Coulter 570, Donna
Molt 563, (Jackpot Classic): Greg
Despain 300, Zac Holter 300, Larry
Mobbs 268, Mike Despain 268,
Sandi Lovgren 287, Kim Tennant
256, Chris Centers 233, Series:
Kurt Bogner 774, Don Centers
744, Dave Tennant 738, Stacey
Rubin 761, Paula Mobbs 631,
Mariah Holter 613, Tia McGreevy
(Funtimes): Wayne
613,
Lindeman 300, Frank Elke 279,
Don Centers 277, Donna
Tompkins 245, Jo Delmar 236,
Bobbie Wilson 223, Series: Paul
Belden 783, Brian Wilson 739,
Jerry Grauman 720, Sandi
Lovgren 653, Bev Stacey 611, Kay
Schlauch 571, (Sportsmans
League): Andy Marshall 300,
Allen White 300, Bob Nugent 300,
Series: Beau Little 851, Tom
White 773, Travis Malakowsky
768, (Swinging Seniors): Bill
Scheffler 276, Ray Hepler 266, Pat
Krozel 258, Arlene Holland 227, Jo
Delmar 226, Pat Westrick 222,
Mary Parker 222, Series: Ray
Hepler 725, Dean Smith 653,
Chuck Froslie 642, Arlene
Holland 593, Noreen Van Nurden
590, Jo Delmar 579,
Triangle Youth Leagues
PeeWees: Wesley West 217,
Kayla Warner 219, Morgan Ebert
185, (Bantams): Nikki Sullivan
237, Jennifer Miller 108.(Preps):
Jake Carpenter 201, Bryan Hua
177, Gabe Bogner 167, Keana
Stout 179, Shyanne Schlauch 160,
Kirsten Brackney 139, Series:
Metzger 207 game & 399 series,
Justin Fugleberg 279 game &
505 series GOOD FRIENDS:
Charalee Rohwedder 213 game,
Donna Tompkins 611 series,
SPORT
ZONE:
Ramie
Goehner 279 game & 719 series,
Carol Wines 224 game & 581
series, BOWLERETTES:
Dyanne White 223 game ,
Darlene Brown 557 series,
WEYCO MIXED: Terry Steed
279 game, Bob Nugent 707
series, Lii Nugent 257 game &
642 series, TEN GRAND: Jeff
Schulz 300 game & 783 series,
Paula Moobs 246 game & 662
series, BOWLING BAGS:
Cheryl Frazier 213 game & 523
series, LAS VEGAS: Larry
Eagle 256 game & 674 series,
Chelsa McCarrick 177 game,
Mary
Mathers
434series,HILANDER
SENIORS: Ray Hepler 246
game & 687series, Lois Prynne
215 game & 573 series, DINNER
HOUR: Carl Storms 280 game
&784 series, FRIENDSHIP
FOUR: Bill James 257 game
Jerry Schlarb 668 series,
SandraSchlarb 233 game, Mona
James 570 series, BOWLERS
ANONYMOUS:
Robert
Donovan 231 game & 608 series,
Donna Tompkins 227 game,
LaVern Huff 573 series.
HILANDER YOUTH
LEAGUES:
PEE WEES: Kyle
Burke 71 game & 184
series, Madison Davis
103 game,
Sammie Strehie 177 series,
BANTAMS: Cody Galloway 117
game & 208 series, Savanna
Peterson 82 game & 156 series,
PREPS: Kyle Taylor 144 game
& 369 series, Tylor Flick 147
game, Megan Schulz 376 series,
JUNIORS & SENIORS: Ross
Lavendar 234 game & 646 series,
Kaylen Springer 213 game &
540 series.
Talon Schhuch
Father
and
son
Bowlers
Allen and his Father Tom White are two of our top average bowlers in
this area. Tom’s current two league average is 234, 233. Allen’s is 232,
227. Tom is one of the best left handed bowlers in the northwest. His
son Allen is also one of the best, although he did not inherit Dads trait of
being left handed. We need many Father/Son bowlers to help insure the
future of bowling! Bowling is the most rewarding indoor year
r ound sport a Father and Son can do together.
Allen’s Crosley Lanes
spring leagues now
forming - sign up
today!
Day
Monday
League
Sr. Monte Carlo
Classic Doubles
Tuesday
Newcomers
Wednesday
Sr. Monte Carlo
Format
Meet date/time
Moneyshots/colored pins
yr/rd 12:30pm
men and/or women
May 14-7:00pm
4-any mix
May 15 6:30pm
money shots/colored pins May/Aug. 12:30pm
May 9 6:00pm
3-any mix
May 16 6:30pm
Reactive Ball League any 4-receive reactive ball
Match Play Trio
Thursday
Ladies Doubles
Adult/Jr League
Superbowl
Friday
Sr. Monte Carlo money shots/colored pins
Shorty’s Summer Twilighters 4 adults
Saturday
Adult/Jr Doubles No Tap any mix
April 21 11:00am
Monte Carlo
money shots/colored pins
yr/rd 6:30pm
2 ladies
2 adults/2 juniors
5 mixed
May 24 10:00am
May 24 6:00pm
May 24 7:00pm
yr/rd 12:30pm
May 4 6:30pm
Sunday Dollar Days May 20th to Sept. 2
Bowling-shoe rental-pizza slices-french frieshot dog-corn dog- 12 oz. beer -
$1.00 each
Bowl a summer league & receive open play for $1.25 per game
Bowl 2 summer leagues & receive open play for $.75 per game
May 15th thru August 15th
Cosmic Bowling
Saturday: 1 to 4 pm
Fri. & Sat.
10:39pm to 1:30pm
Cosmic Kids Day
Every Thursday
12pm to 4pm
starting June 21st
Allen’s Crosley Lanes
2400 E. Evergreen Blvd. - Vancouver
360-693-4789
The Van-Port, March, 2007-13
Mixed Team Challenge held at AMF Cascade Lanes
First Place OSIMA, Portland(not in order) Bill Beatty, Mike
Zoesch, Jaimee Lorey, Mick McMurtrie. Van-Port Photo
Second Place, NW Warehousing Logistics, Portland, (not in order) Tom Mason,
Stacey Gomen, David Oliver, Nick
Gomen. Van-Port Photo
Thirda Place, Ball Issues, Portland (not in
order) Curt Rackham, Sue Unger, Jeff
Unger, Scott Quartin. Van-Port Photo
37 teams entered the USBC Mixed Team Challenge held at AMF
Cascade Lanes in Portland on Saturday, March 3rd. Top ten teams:
Portland Masters final standings
1
2
3
4
5
OSIMA, Portland
5073
NW Warehousing, Prtlnd 5019
Ball Issues, Portland
4974
Warren’s Gang, Portland 4916
Striking Results, Vancouver 4941
6
7
8
9
10
Big Als Pro Shop, Vancvr
Aches & Pains, Portland
How Long, Milwaukie
Animals, Yakima
Back Again, Portland
4939
4932
4914
4932
4879
Team payouts not availableat press time
1 JP Muller
$1200
Plus USBC Masters entry and trophy
2 Grry Ledford +USBC entry
800
3 Roger LeClair
600
4 Robert Donovan
500
5 Pat Nolan
480
6 Thomas Ault Jr
470
7 Gary Yamasaki
460
8 Bob Porter
450
9 Jason Lower
430
10 Trent Zabelle
420
11 Kevin Humphreys
410
12 Mike Kasper
400
13 Jarrett Raz
390
14 Dennis Bailey
380
15 Mike Polinski
370
16 Sean Daniels
360
17 Jason Hollingsworth
350
18 Bill Michaels, Jr
340
19 James Hylton
330
20 Steve Pechar
320
21 Steve Kiss
310
22 Dan Orazio
300
23 Matt Wilmarth
290
24 Alex Hamilton
280
25 Lee Mabe
270
26 BrianSchmit
260
27 Mike Danielson
250
28 SteveCoats
235
29 Sean Warner
225
Pictured above (left to
right) Dave Husted,
Garry Ledford, JP
Muller, Bob Wells and Bill
Oetkin. Bob Wells photo
Qualifying Squad Leaders
Pat Nolan
Jason
Hollingsworth
Pat Nolan, leading qualifier,
Jason Lower and
Jason Hollingsworth. All
won bowling balls donated
by Rohn Morton, Bowling
Directions at Hollywood
Bowl, Curtiss Bergheim at
Big Al’s and Dave Husted
at Milwaukie Bowl.
Jason
Lower
Bob Wells Photos
14-The Van-Port, March, 2007
DAY
NAME OF LEAGUE
# PER
TEAM
TYPE
START
TIME
APPROX.
COST
START
DATE
Monday
9-Pin No-Tap Part 2
3
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$12.00
May 7th
Monday
Superbowl
5
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$15.00
May 14th
Tuesday
Wilsonville Summer Seniors
4
Seniors
11:00 am
$8.00
May 15th
Tuesday
Lottery Pool League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$15.00
May 22nd
Tuesday
Wilsonville Gold Card League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$13.00
May 22nd
Wednesday
Kool Kids Bowling Club
Open
JR.
Noon
$6.00
June 20th
Wednesday
Scratch and WIN? League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$14.00
May 9th
Wednesday
Wilsonville No-Tap Casino League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$15.00
May 9th
Open
Senior
1:00 pm
$6.00
May 17th
Thursday
Senior Color Pin Bowling
Thursday
Shrek 3 Ball League
4
Adult/JR
6:30 pm
$14.00
May 3rd
Thursday
PBA Challenge
3
Any Mix
7:00 pm
$12.00
May 3rd
Friday
Mom’s Day Out
3
Ladies
12:30 pm
$10.00
May 4th
Saturday
Shrek 3 Ball League
4
JR.
11:00 am
$14.00
May 26th
Saturday
Ultimate Choice Jr. League
4
JR.
11:00 am
$12.00
May 26th
Sunday
Ultimate Choice League
4
Any Mix
6:30 pm
$16.00
May 20th
Any Day
Wilsonville Flex League
1
Any
Any
$13.00
May 21st
League of Choice:
Name:
Phone:
Name:
Phone:
Name:
Phone:
Name:
Phone:
St. Helens tournament
set to “Blow” May 18th
Have you ever gone to a tournament and shot your best series in the team event? Or maybe you shot
your best series in doubles and your partner didn’t come through . . . .or vice versa? Well now there’s a
tournament that will reward you for those scores no matter what your partners or team mates did.
With the May 18th advent of it’s 27th edition, the Mt. St. Helens Tournament will now be offering
optional singles in team and singles in doubles events.
Hilander Bowl proprietor Jim Springer picked up
on the idea while networking with East Coast
proprietors who have been offering separate singles
in team and doubles events in their tournaments for
decades.
“I thought it sounded like a great incentive and
motivator when I first heard about it,” Springer
said. “For an extra $10.00 bowlers can enter these
separate singles events by using their team or
doubles scores. What’s really great is that these are
totally separate singles events, so anyone might
actually cash in 3 separate
singles events in one tournament,” Springer went on to
say.
“Tournament bowlers are
always looking for something
else to buy into when they’re
bowling,” Springer added.
Since the Mt. St. Helens
Tournament offers a variety of
events and mixed categories,
bowlers could cash in up to 6 different singles
competitions.
Entry forms are now available at most Washington and Oregon centers. As he has for nearly 3
decades, Springer makes a 1400 mile trek personally visiting over 100 centers distributing posters
and entry forms.
“The personal touch is what has really made our
tournament the big success that it is,” Springer
proudly states. “We’ve
had over 200 teams and 1,000 singles and doubles
entries since our 3rd year.”
In addition to the new singles in team and
doubles feature which will be available in all
divisions, the tournament includes separate division
of Men’s Teams (all men), Women’s Teams (all
women), Mixed Teams (2 men+2 Women), Men’s
Doubles and Singles, Women’s Doubles and
Singles, Mixed Doubles and Singles and associated
all events. All events are handicap but there are
optional scratch single and scratch doubles available for an additional prize entry fee of $10.00. The
tournament also runs an abundance of both scratch
and handicap brackets on most squads.
The Mt. St. Helens Tournaments runs weekends
from May 18th through July 29th at Hilander bowl in
Kelso, WA. While the tournament is a walk-in event,
reservations are recommended as many squads fill
rapidly with perennial players. Phone reservations are
available at 360-423-1500.
Northwest PBA
Regional Results
Lava Lanes-Roseburg
Feb. 23-24, 2007
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Bryon Smith, Roseburg
Blaise Bedolla, Roseburg
Corey Husted, Clackamas
Chester Roger, Milwaukie
Ernie Schlegel (S), Vancouver
Hugh Miller (S), Seattle
Kevin Henderson, Albany
Adam Ahmad, seattle
Jacob Dreier, Roseburg
5-2 $2000
4-1 1200
3-2
850
3-1
850
2-3
600
1-3
600
0-3
600
0-3
600
450
40 & Over Tournament Assoc.
74 entrys
AMF Pro 300
Portland, OR
Roy Galvin
Wayne Henson
Bob Anderson
Floyd Kerslake
Jack King
Nick Dubravac
Jaime Vasquez
Ruthella Baurer
Larry Schrieter
Larry Janson
Rich Taylor
Oscar Gore
Vivian Harvey
Chuck Raz *
Mike Dowrey
Bob Ruff
Rick Kennedy
Mike Hagen
Ed Holland
Dan Winfree
Larry Engelbrecht
Carol Ann Ivey
Paul Entler
Albert Heim
Don Macomber
4-Feb-07
QUALIFY
971
863
895
925
953
1002
885
869
1009
933
966
1001
988
952
961
988
928
893
926
1054
815
785
881
989
HDCP
50+5
180
225
120+30
65+10
45+10
145
185+5
45
90+10
70+5
60
130
180+15
55+10
55
100+5
140
140+5
n15+5
195+25
225+25
135+25
65+15
TOTAL
1026
1043
1120
1075
1028
1057
1030
1059
1054
1033
1041
1061
1118
1147
1026
1035
1033
1033
1071
1044
1035
1035
1041
1069
FINALS
927
724
654
756
722
799
675
630
759
716
698
763
697
622
707
702
659
727
604
749
579
538
559
620
HDCP W-L-T
40
4-0-0144 3-1-1180 3-1-096
2-2-052
4-0-036
2-2-0116 3-1-0148 3-1-036
2-2-072
2-2-056
3-1-048
1-3-0104 1-3-0144 2-2-044
2-2-044
2-2-080
2-2-0112 2-2-0112 2-2-0n12 1-3-0156 1-3-0180 0-4-0108 1-3-052
0-4-0hgom
TOTAL
1087
958
924
912
900
895
881
868
855
848
844
841
831
826
811
806
799
799
776
767
765
718
697
672
EARNINGS
$350
$175
$125
$110
$100
$93
$88
$83
$78
$75
$73
$71
$70
$69
$68
$67
$66
$65
$64
$63
$62
$61
$60
$59
$25
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$300 US
BON
CASH 1ST
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300 G
4 DIVISIONS
Men’s, Women, Mixed and Scratch
$400
1st PLACE
based on 30 teams per division
entry fee
$40.00
Bowl all weekends in June
and first weekend in July
For more information contact Molalla Bowl 503-829-2264
Bowl a Summer League at
Molalla Bowl and receive
FREE A NEW BRUNSWICK
POWER GROOVE BOWLING BALL
Molalla Bowl 150 Grange Ave
Molalla, OR 503-829-2264
www.molallabowl.com
The Van-Port, March, 2007-15
May 18th thru July 29th
GUARANTEED
1ST PLACE PRIZES*
MEN’S TEAM ....................... $1500.00
MIXED TEAM ....................... 1000.00
MEN’S DOUBLES ................. 700.00
WOMEN’S TEAM ................. 500.00
MIXED DOUBLES ................. 500.00
MEN’S SINGLES................... 350.00
WOMEN’S DOUBLES ........... 250.00
MIXED WOMENS SINGLES ... 250.00
MIXED MENS SINGLES......... 250.00
WOMEN’S SINGLES ............. 150.00
Men’s singles and doubles, Women’s singles and doubles and Mixed doubles
offered in A & B Division
OPTIONAL
SCRATCH SINGLES AND DOUBLES EVENTS
HANDICAP AND SCRATCH BRACKETS
FOR 2007
OPTIONAL NEW
NEW
SINGLES IN TEAM AND/OR SINGLES IN DOUBLES
HILANDER BOWL
200 KELSO DRIVE
KELSO, WA 98626 PHONE 360-423-1500