"Our aim is to provide a wholesome sports
entertainment complex for families, friends and individuals under one roof. Each location will
feature superior, upgraded facilities and playing equipment combined with imaginative and aggressive
marketing." - Steve Mackie, Owner
Sunday: Eat here after 7pm, Bowl Sunday Super Special at 8:30pm!
NEW! Family Karaoke Every Saturday Night
- In our Sports Bar from 7-10pm (then bowl our 10pm Glow Session)
- Normally $10; SAVE $2 EACH if you sung in Karaoke
- GREAT family fun (all children under the age of 21 must be accompanied by an adult)
- We must check all ID's (state law), and children cannot be within 3 feet of the bar counter
Summer Fun Pun: Evidence has been found that William Tell and his family were avid
bowlers. Unfortunately, all the Swiss league records were destroyed in a fire, ...and so we'll never
know for whom the Tells bowled.
NM OPEN RESULTS ARE IN! ANDREW CAIN IS ABLE - IN WINNING NEW MEXICO OPEN
Former Team USA member, and current USBC Board member, Andrew Cain, of Phoenix, AZ proved
Sunday he knows how to come from behind in winning the 7th New Mexico Open tournament at
Tenpins & More. Cain beat 2002 ABC Masters champion and fellow Arizonan, Brett Wolfe,
184-160 in a low-scoring affair to win a record first prize of $6,750. Wolfe was consoled
with $3,525 of the record $34,190 prize-fund.
7th Annual NM Open
Results (Top 12)!
Top winners:
1 Andrew Cain AZ
2 Brett Wolfe AZ
3 Josh Blanchard CA
4 Kyle King AZ
5 Frank Guccione
CO
6 John Young NM
7 Matthew Jones AZ
8 Tyler Jensen TX
9 Brett Cooper TX
10 Mark
French CA
11 Stephen Gaucin TX
12 Mark Van Meter NM
* Pro-Am winners were Micayla
Scheer (Girls), Bryan Nogan (Boys), Willie Blackman (Seniors) and John Scott (Adults).
Side tournaments went to Joey Faulkner NM, Ryan Council CA, Jack Zuniga OK and Gary Hadley
NM.
IN OTHER NEWS:
* Big scoring league sets at Tenpins & More abound as the league seasons
change from summer to fall. Dana Miller-Mackie fired 258, 277, 249, 248 (1,032) on the
final night of the "Jim Chapman Trios", while 17-year-old Danny Cobine shot
243, 214, 212, 244 (913) on the first day of the new "Sunday Youth Challenge" being
played on more difficult sport lane conditions.
Pete Sheridan garnered season high average
honors at 223 in the "Scratch Doubles", while Aaron Jaramillo, with nine strikes
in a row, and Wayne Luco (715/3) kicked off the "Longhorn Dental 2+2" league
in high gear. This bodes well for the first of six Scratch Series events that start this
weekend, each offering $1,000 to the winner. A top-class field of more than 50 is expected
at Tenpins & More, with the top 16 bowling off Monday (9/6) at 2pm.
* Bob Dillman
had two good days in a row at Tenpins & More. Firstly, last Sunday, he and Connie
Scheer won the Handicap Doubles Marathon outright on a 6-2 match-play record in which
Dillman threw six games over 200, with a high of 278. Then, on Monday, he and Luke Richard
won all four games on the night to capture the $ 1,100 first prize in the "Scratch
Doubles " finale, beating runners-up, Sheridan and Kevin Richardson by 1.5 points.
* Fall season leagues still to start include
Mixed Emotions (Thursdays 6:45pm), Rancho Runners (Fridays 6:20pm), Sunset (Sundays 6pm),
Metro Best Bud Draft (Mondays 6:20pm), Ideal Mixed (Mondays 6:20pm) and Family Affair
Youth/Adult Doubles (Mondays 6:25pm). Interested bowlers should sign up at the Center
at 1416 Deborah Road or call 892-7117 after 12 noon any day.
* Upcoming
calendar:
-
Sat-Mon Sep 4-6 - Wayne Luco Scratch Series at various times
- Fri Sept 3, 10, 17, 24 - Color Pin
Cash at 1:00pm
-
Mon Sep 6, 13, 20, 27 - Color Pin Cash at
8:00pm
- Sun Sept 12 - League Bowlers Club 3-6-9 Singles
- Fri - Sun Sept 17-19 - Pentathabowl
