February 5, 2010
By: Mark Martin
MDUSBC
SENIOR MASTERS
The
Metro Detroit USBC Association Senior Masters Tournament qualifying is slated to
begin at 8 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 6 at Indian Lanes in
Qualifying will be conducted in two squads on Feb. 6. After the six games of qualifying is completed the top 31 players plus defending champion Larry Walker of Garden City will return for double elimination match play on Sunday, Feb. 7. The top eight players after the first day of match play will come back on Saturday, Feb. 13 to complete the competition. Matches consist of two games total pins.
First place will pay $3,000 with $1,500 for runner-up.
The star studded field includes Ed Austreng of Waterford Township (Senior Masters champion 2005), Dick Beattie of Dearborn (Masters 1974, 1980 & 1981), John Bennett of Clarkston (Masters 1977 & Senior Masters 2004), Roy Biggs of Canton (Senior Masters 2006), Anthony Dadeppo of Troy (Masters 1995), Doug Evans of Clinton Township (Masters 1998 and Senior Masters 1999 and 2000), Quintin Green of Dearborn Heights (Masters 1992), Ken Kossick of Commerce Township (Masters 1997 and 2002), Joe Krajenke of Clinton Township (Masters 1999), Kenneth Lang of Eastpointe (Masters 1987), Fred McClain of Allen Park (Masters 1978 and Senior Masters 2003), Lee Snow of Wixom (Senior Masters 2007) Harley Trumbull Jr. of New Boston (Senior Masters 1996 and 2002) and David Tulak of Taylor (Masters 1988).
For a complete listing of entrants visit www.mdusbc.com under tournaments and 2010 Senior Masters. Qualifying results will be updated on the website after each day of competition. The graph of the lane pattern is also available on the website.
There are still openings for the event. The cost is $120. Contact the MDUSBC office at (248) 443-2695 ext. 105 to enter.
Indian
Lanes is located at
Sponsors
of the MDUSBC Senior Masters are Turbo 2-N-1 Grips,
The MDUSBC Senior Masters Tournament is an USBC certified event operated by the Metro Detroit USBC Association, the largest local association of the United States Bowling Congress with more than 70,000 members.
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BUDWEISER
Jeff
Roche of
Roche
qualified third and beat Randy Warnken of
Hofmeister was the top seed for the stepladder finals and cashed for $700.
In the first match of the stepladder finals Warnken defeated Eddie Grace of Howell 221-214.
Haines took home $600, Warnken $500 and Grace $400.
The
next MMBA event will be Feb. 20 at Sterling Lanes in
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NATIONAL
SENIOR BOWLING ASSOCIATION
Ken
Kossick of
Kossick
qualified 23rd and proceeded to beat Lance Williams of
Millen
qualified 12th. In match play he beat Tim Baker of
Several
other local bowlers fared well including Phil Horowitz cashing for $170, Dave
Eatmon of
The
next NSBA tournament will be Feb. 13 at Bowl One Lanes in
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HONOR SCORES
300
Games
Date,
Name, Hometown, Center, League
Jan.
25, Gregory Brown,
Jan.
26, Erik Steele,
Jan.
26, Jason Neiman,
Jan. 26, Tim Baker, Shelby Twp., 300 Bowl, Tuesday Invitational Shootout
Jan.
26, Keith Kingston,
Jan. 27, Christine Sobieski, Warren, Fairlanes, Striking Ladies
Jan.
27, Kevin Soldan,
Jan.
28, Tim Haesler, Commerce Twp., Wonderland Lanes,
Jan. 28, Steven Martin, Flat Rock, Plum Hollow Lanes, TNT Mixed League
Jan.
28, Paul O’Donnell,
Jan.
29, Ronald Kisner Sr.,
Jan. 29, Sedrick Powell, Pontiac, Plum Hollow Lanes, Friday Nite Out
Feb. 1, Dominick Misuraca, Warren, Bowl One Lanes, Gus Ponder’s Senior Classic
Feb.
1, Gary Zatorski,
Feb.
1, Roger Turk, Clarkston, Cherry Hill Lanes North,
Feb. 1, Marc Manganello, Commerce Twp., Wonderland Lanes, Monday Men’s
Feb.
2, Robert Naiman Jr.,
Feb.
2, Robert Doud,
Feb.
2, Edwin Austreng,
800
Series
Jan.
18, Keith Milner (836),
Jan.
18, Ryan Nelson (802), Fraser,
Jan.
19, Richard Rathburn Jr. (802),
Jan.
19, Adam Jablonski (806), Sterling Hts.,
Jan.
20, Maurice Currie (805),
Jan.
26, Allen Bordui Jr. (801),
Jan.
30, Mason Brantley (800),
Feb.
1, Anthony Echols (803),
Feb.
2, Forest Dorling (800),
Feb. 2, Ryan Fuller (813), Rochester Hills, 300 Bowl, Tuesday Invitational Shootout
Mark
Martin writes a weekly bowling column for The Oakland Press and is the
association manager of the Metro