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2005/06/30
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【PBA】 PBA Senior Epicenter Classic 【Final】 Double Eagle
Dale Eagle The Eagle has soared yet again. Dale Eagle won a battle between a pair of nine-time PBA Senior Tour titlist, defeating Bob Glass, 2-0, in the title match of the 2005 PBA Senior Epicenter Classic Thursday evening at Epicenter Bowling Complex. Eagle, Tavares, Fla., overcame the three-time PBA Senior Player of the Year in Glass to become just the fourth bowler to win 10 PBA Senior Tour titles. He also put himself in the forefront of the 2005 PBA Senior Player of the Year race, winning his second title of the season. Glass was also looking for his second title of the season. "You always want to be Player of the Year," said Eagle, who won the 2005 PBA Senior Clarksville Open earlier this season. "There are a lot of great players out there and a lot of guys having great years. It would be a great feeling." Eagle narrowly won game one of the best-of-three games title match. Glass, Lawrence, Kan., struck out in the 10th frame, forcing Eagle to double and knock down nine pins in the 10th for a 258-256 win. Eagle then left no doubt about it in game two, winning 278-238. "I made the right decisions all week," said Eagle. "I slowed up my speed a lot...I just used a little flip off my hand and it worked perfectly." Eagle, who defeated Gary Hiday, Indianapolis, 2-1, in the semifinals, wins $8,000 for 1st place. Glass, who advanced to the title match with a 2-0 win over Dick Baker, Henderson, Nev., takes home $4,000. Glass has finished in the top 10 in seven of eight Senior Tour events this season. |
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2005/06/29
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【JPBA】 下半期男子トーナメント出場優先順位決定戦 【第２日目】
吉川孝幸 |
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2005/06/28
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【JPBA】 下半期男子トーナメント出場優先順位決定戦 【第１日目】
寺村文孝 |
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2005/06/26
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【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【ＴＶ決勝】
時本美津子 優勝決定戦 ○時本美津子 191 - 189 ×中島政江 コンディションの変化にとまどいながらも何とかスコアをまとめ、8フレで両者151のイーブン。9・10フレ先投げの時本は9フレストライクの10フレ8本スペア・ストライク191で終了。10フレ後投げの中島は先に9フレストライクを持ってきており、10フレストライクが来れば優勝が見えたところ9本スペア、最後の一投がストライクだとプレーオフ、中島の投げた一投は厚めに入り3,10の8本カウント、これで勝負あり。時本は昨年大会優勝に続く大会2連覇。今季初・通算30勝目にリーチをかける29勝目となった。 ３位決定戦 ×酒井幸江 238 - 247 ○中島政江 10フレ勝負となった女子3位決定戦は、中島が気合いの投球で10フレダブルを持ってきて（8フレからフォース）逆転勝ち。時本との優勝戦へ！
【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【ＴＶ決勝】
栴檀 稔 優勝決定戦 ○栴檀稔 243 - 236 ×長谷宏 栴檀が1フレからストライクを連発する中、長谷が2フレ10ピンをミス、しかし長谷も3フレからフィフスを持ってきて追い上げる。しかし栴檀がそのまま逃げ切り念願のイーグルクラシック初優勝を挙げた。栴檀は今季初・通算11勝目（'03の「全日本選手権」優勝以来1年半ぶり） ３位決定戦 ×永野すばる 193 - 219 ○長谷宏 両者ストライクが続かず勝負は終盤へ。永野が悩む間に長谷が勝負どころ9フレからターキーを持ってきて逃げ切り。経験の差を感じさせる3位決定戦となった。永野は昨年の千葉オープン・栃木オープンに続く3位となった。
【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【ラウンドロビン】
時本美津子 1位通過の時本美津子はラウンドロビン4勝4敗ながら一度もトップの座を譲らず順調にスコアを伸ばし余裕のＴＶ決勝トップシード、2位は8位通過から全勝（8勝）で一気に上がった酒井幸江、そして3位にはポジションマッチで高林英子と死闘を繰り広げた中島政江が進出した。（82ポイント差でポジションマッチ直接対決を行い高林が2フレ4番ピンをミスも3フレからオールウェーし逆転に望みを賭けたがさすが中島、負けじと6フレからフォース、10フレもしっかり10ピンをカバーし（高林268-222中島）何とか振り切って（6ポイント差）3位通過。会場は両者の熱戦に沢山の拍手に包まれた。
【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【ラウンドロビン】
栴檀 稔 男子は栴檀が2G目からトップの座を奪い返しそのまま譲らずトップシードでＴＶ決勝へ。そして2位に期待の新鋭永野すばるが入り、3位にはポジションマッチ268のビッグゲームで益田隆司を逆転した長谷宏が入った。
【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【準決勝】
高橋延明 予選2位の高橋延明が準決勝でスコアを伸ばし（1441で240AVG準決勝6Gトップ）2位の栴檀を74ピン引き離してトップでラウンドロビンへ進出！10年ぶりのタイトルへ意欲を見せる。また3位に永野すばるが入りベテラン勢相手にどこまで暴れるか！そして7位に準決勝3G目299で惜しくもパーフェクトを逃した西田久良が進出した。 |
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2005/06/25
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【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【準決勝】
時本美津子 時本美津子が準決勝もスコアを伸ばし（719・656の229AVG）2位に185ピン差をつけてダントツトップ！大会2連覇を目指す。2位は今季開幕戦「関西オープン」優勝の板倉奈智美、3位に大歓声を背にラストゲーム惜しくもパーフェクトを逃した高林英子が16位から一気に浮上した。
【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【予選第３ステージ】
時本美津子 予選18Gが終了し、時本美津子はラストシリーズ568とスコアを落とすも余裕でトップ通過､、大会2連覇に挑む。そして初日・2日目・3日目と全て2位をキープの中島政江、地元大阪で今季2勝目を狙う酒井美佳が3位で続く。
【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【予選第３ステージ】
永野すばる 先週21歳の誕生日を迎えた永野すばる（40期）が期待に応えトップで予選通過、2位に久しぶり存在感を見せた高橋延明（23期）、3位にラストシリーズスコアを落として失速の栴檀稔（21期）がつけている。 |
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2005/06/24
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【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【予選第２ステージ】
時本美津子 第2ステージ（通算12G）が終了し、時本美津子が圧倒的な強さを見せトップ独走！昨日21位の時本は第2ステージ（778・738）と大爆発し、1971年に中山律子が記録したH/6最高記録1542に迫る1526をマーク。
【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【予選第２ステージ】
栴檀 稔 栴檀がイーグルクラシック初優勝を目指しエンジン全開！昨日の2位（240AVG）から更にスコアを伸ばし（本日243AVG）2位以下を引き離す。そして2位3位に新鋭永野すばる（40期）、品田順一郎（37期※昨年栃木オープン準優勝）が続く。 |
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2005/06/23
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【PBA】 PBA Senior Northern California Classic 【Final】 Packard Prevails
Ross Packard Ross Packard overcame an early blowout to win his first career PBA Senior Tour title, defeating Vince Mazzanti Jr., two-games-to-one, in the title match of the 2005 PBA Senior Northern California Classic Thursday evening at Harvest Park Bowl. Packard, who won the $8,000 top prize, dropped the opening game against Mazzanti, 240-191, but believed he was ready to make a run. "Towards the end of the first game, I felt that I had gotten to the right spot [on the lanes] with the right equipment," said Packard, who owns 27 career PBA Wild Turkey Bourbon Regional Tour titles. "I figured that I was close, and that I had a chance to win." Packard, San Jose, Calif., won game two, 212-200, building up a large enough lead to withstand an open 10th frame. In the deciding game, Packard began with a strike and spare before striking on his next three shots. Strikes in the 8th and 9th frames, combined with Mazzanti failing to strike in the 10th, helped Packard to win, 237-192, and earn his first PBA Senior Tour title in 12 tries. Mazzanti, Levittown, N.Y., was looking to become the first bowler since 2000 to win back-to-back PBA Senior Tour events after he won last week's 2005 American Bowling Congress Senior Masters in Las Vegas. Packard punched his ticket to the title match by defeating Pat Kruse, Castro Valley, Calif., in the best-of-three games semifinal match. Coming off a 187-181 loss in game two, Packard recovered to win the third game, 258-178. Mazzanti dispatched five-time title winner Ron Winger, Westlake Village, Calif., in the semifinals, 2-1.
【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【予選第１ステージ】
高林英子 1日目6Gが終了し、トップは地元イーグルボウル所属の高林英子で5G目惜しくもパーフェクトを逃すも（10フレ2投目8本）会場を大いに沸かし大会V2を目指して好発進！2位に前・後半安定したスコアで爆発した中島政江、3位に豪腕溝渕秀美が好位置につけている。
【JPBA】 イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメント 【予選第１ステージ】
貞松保行 第28回イーグルクラシックボウリングトーナメントが大阪府のイーグルボウルで開催され、前後半700シリーズの貞松保行が栴檀稔を抑えトップ、そして2G目に今大会1号のパーフェクトを達成した大澤義樹（大澤は自身11個目で1個目がJPBA公認300号、今回11個目が800号と区切りで300を達成する強運ぶり）が9位、そして6G目惜しくも299でパーフェクトを逃した須田毅が10位につけている｡ |
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2005/06/16
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【PBA】 Senior ABC Masters 【Final】 In-Vince-able!
Vince Mazzanti Jr. After 30 years, Vince Mazzanti Jr. has finally followed in his father's footsteps. Mazzanti, who has dreamed of matching his father's 1968 ABC Tournament All-Events title, defeated Bob Glass, 697-627, in the finals of the 2005 ABC Senior Masters Thursday at Suncoast Bowling Center. Mazzanti, Levittown, Pa., won all seven of his matches en route to his third career PBA Senior Tour title and his first career major. He had to defeat the reigning and three-time PBA Senior Player of the Year Glass to finally win the coveted title. "It's a dream. I've wanted that ABC title for 30 years," said Mazzanti, who has a 4-0 career record in match play against Glass. "If you want to be the best you have to beat the best. After the second game I thought, 'this guy is not going away.' I just took it one shot at a time and tried to execute. You have to take it. He's not going to give it to you." Mazzanti took an early lead against Glass, Lawrence, Kan., by striking on his final six shots in game one, shooting 234 to Glass' 190. Glass came back to out-shoot Mazzanti, 224-205, in game two, but Mazzanti would not back down. After Glass chopped the 6-pin off a 6-10 spare attempt in the 5th frame of the final game, Mazzanti struck in his next six shots clinch the title, winning the final game, 258-213. Mazzanti advanced to the title match with a 744-615 win over Ben Hoefs, Waukesha, Wis., in the semifinals. Glass, meanwhile, advanced to the finals from the loser's bracket, also defeating Hoefs, 763-663. Mazzanti actually beat Glass twice Thursday, knocking him into the loser's bracket earlier in the day. The eventual champion defeated Glass, 784-733, in fourth round of the winner's bracket. The victory gives Mazzanti a spot in next season's PBA Dexter Tournament of Champions as well as the $20,000 top prize. Glass earns $10,000 for 2nd, while Hoefs earns $7,000 for 3rd. Ron Degroat, Las Vegas, Nev., finished 4th for the second consecutive season and earned $5,000. 矢島純一（５回戦 Vince Range 703-708 負 敗退：$2,000 獲得） |
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2005/06/15
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【PBA】 Senior ABC Masters 【Round 4】 Glass Unbreakable
Bob Glass Three-time PBA Senior Player of the Year Bob Glass won all three of his matches Wednesday to stay in the winner's bracket in the 2005 ABC Senior Masters at Suncoast Bowling Center. Glass, Lawrence, Kan., is in position to win his second Senior ABC Masters. He also won the event in 2001 and would become the third bowler to win the event twice. Glass started the day with a narrow victory over Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas, Nev., 739-723, in their three-game match. After defeating Gary Skidmore, Albuquerque, N.M., 688-588, in his second match, Glass had to squeeze out another victory. He got off to a good start in his final match of the day, defeating Rohn Morton, Camas, Wash., 268-204, in the first game, but Morton came back with a 278-207 win to take a seven-pin lead into the final game. Glass, however, marked twice in the 10th for the 222-207 game win and the 697-689 match win. "I had big leads twice and almost gave them up today. I've been luckier than I've been good," said Glass, who owns nine PBA Senior Tour title including one title season. "I'm not making good decisions. I'm hitting the pocket but not always striking. When I am striking, I'm striking a lot, but when I don't, I don't." Glass and seven other bowlers stayed undefeated through three matches, while eight other bowlers survived to Thursday's play through the loserﾕs bracket. Defending champion Gary Dickinson, Edmond, Okla., was eliminated in two games, falling to Frank De Remer, Lacey, Wash., and Roger Bower, Ocala, Fla., The only undefeated player to come out of the winner's bracket will face the winner of the loser's bracket Thursday at 4:30 p.m. to determine the winner of the $20,000 top prize and a berth in next season's PBA Dexter Tournament of Champions. 矢島純一（４回戦 Greg McMahan 685-608 勝） 酒井武雄（４回戦 Bob Handley 687-713 負 敗退：$1,500 獲得）
【JPBA】 下半期女子トーナメント出場優先順位決定戦 【第２日目】
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2005/06/14
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【PBA】 Senior ABC Masters 【Round 3】 Down to 63
Ross Packard Ross Packard averaged 242.60 in his final five-game block Tuesday to lead 63 bowlers into Wednesday's double elimination match play in the 2005 ABC Senior Masters at Suncoast Bowling Center. Packard, San Jose, Calif., started the day strong with a 247 but he caught a tighter lane in game two and shot just 193. A ball change led to a solid finish, as Packard maintained his lead from Monday with scores of 245, 269 and 259. "Because of the position I was in, I knew I had enough of a cushion to get to match play so I could experiment a little with the ball I was using," said Packard, who used a new ball for his last two games of the day. "I feel confident. I had a good look all three days so I feel like I'm going to bowl well." Packard finished qualifying with a 3,639 15-game pinfall, just ahead of Ron Winger, Westlake Village, Calif., who finished 2nd with 3,600. Paul McCordic, Sugar Land, Texas, is 3rd with 3,559 while Mike Henry, Brunswick, Ohio, is 4th with 3,555. Bob Priess, Las Vegas, Nev., finished 63rd with 3,287 to earn the final berth into match play, beating out nine-time PBA Senior Tour champion Dale Eagle, Tavares, Fla., by three pins and 2004 PBA Senior Rookie of the Year David Ozio, Beaumont, Texas, by four pins. Other notable players making the cut were PBA exempt bowler Tom Baker, Buffalo, N.Y., 41-time Japan Professional Bowlers Association titlist Junichi Yajima, Tokyo, and 2004 PBA Senior Tour Player of the Year Bob Glass. The top 63 bowlers who advanced will join defending champion Gary Dickinson, Edmond, Okla., in double-elimination match play starting Wednesday at 9 a.m. PT. 矢島純一（15位）、酒井武雄（38位）
【JPBA】 下半期女子トーナメント出場優先順位決定戦 【第１日目】
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2005/06/13
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【PBA】 Senior ABC Masters 【Round 2】 Packard Leads After Day Two
Ross Packard He's one of the most successful bowlers in the history of the PBA Regional Tour. Now Ross Packard is trying to become one of the stars of the PBA Senior Tour. Packard, who is tied for 7th all-time with 27 PBA Regional Tour titles, averaged 251.40 in his five-game block Monday to take the lead after two days of qualifying in the 2005 Senior ABC Masters at Suncoast Bowling Center. The 2005 Senior ABC Masters is the second of two majors on the 2005 PBA Senior Tour schedule. Packard, San Jose, Calif., was on fire in his five games, shooting 248s in games one and three, sandwiched around a 258. He then shot 278 in game four and finished the set with a 225, ending the day with a 2,426 10-game pinfall and the lead heading into the final day of qualifying. "I didn't do anything different today than I did yesterday, but my carry was just very good today," said Packard, who was 25th after Sunday's first session. "Last week (in the 2005 PBA Senior Tucson Open) I shot 160 in the last game of qualifying to just miss the cut. I'm in a good spot now but I'd still like to qualify as high as I can." Junichi Yajima, Tokyo, who has won a record 41 Japan Professional Bowlers Association titles, fired a 279 in his final game to finish 2nd with 2,406. Craig Kisro, Granada Hills, Calif., is 3rd with 2,401, while Mike Henry, Brunswick, Ohio, is 4th with 2,396. Takeo Sakai, Higashi, Osaka, rounds out the top five with 2,386. 2004 PBA Senior Tour Rookie of the Year David Ozio, Beaumont, Texas, is 63rd with 2,206. 矢島純一（2位）、酒井武雄（5位） |
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2005/06/12
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【PBA】 Senior ABC Masters 【Round 1】 De Remer Dominates Day One
Frank De Remer Amateur Frank De Remer thought he would test the waters of the PBA Senior Tour after turning 50 last summer, and it turns out the water is just fine. De Remer shot 279-278-268 in the first three games of his five-game set Sunday to lead after the first day of qualifying in the 2005 Senior ABC Masters at Suncoast Bowling Center. The Senior ABC Masters is the second of two majors on the 2005 PBA Senior Tour schedule, and one of two events that is open to non-PBA members. "I was excited to come down here and see how I compare to some of the really good players. It's fun to see all these guys who have done so much in the sport of bowling," said De Remer, Lacey, Wash., who finished 30th in the 2005 PBA Senior U.S. Open, the only other Senior Tour event he was eligible for. "Right before practice today I found a ball that looked like it had a good reaction and then I came out and shot 279...It all just sort of fell into place." De Remer shot 247 in his final game to finish with a 1,311 five-game pinfall and a 262.20 average. Bob Handley, Winter Park, Fla., shot 299 in his first game and averaged 257.54 over his five game block to finish 2nd with 1,287. The 384-bowler field will bowl another five games on both Monday and Tuesday, starting at 8 a.m. PT. The top 63 bowlers after the 15 games of qualifying will join defending champion Gary Dickinson, Edmond, Okla., in double-elimination match play starting Wednesday at 9 a.m. The only undefeated player to come out of the winner's bracket will face the winner of the loser's bracket Thursday at 4 p.m. to determine the winner of the $20,000 top prize and a berth in next season's PBA Dexter Tournament of Champions. 酒井武雄（4位）、矢島純一（19位） |
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2005/06/11
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【JPBA】 DHC レディースオープンボウリングツアー 第２戦 【ＴＶ決勝】
斉藤志乃ぶ 優勝決定戦 ○斉藤志乃ぶ203-196×吉田真由美 両者10番ピンが飛ばず同じ様な展開で勝負は後半へ。斉藤は8フレ2,8番をミスし吉田に1マークリードを許すが9フレ・10フレとしびれる展開で気合いのストライクを持ってきて吉田の10フレ待ち。吉田は一投目見事ストライクも二投目惜しくも10ピンが残り斉藤の最後の一投（8本）で勝負が決定！今季初・通算71勝目を飾った｡（'02の「全日本選手権以来」2年半ぶり） ３位決定戦 ○吉田真由美258-188×竹内昭子 圧勝で勝ち上がった竹内だったが､2度のバケットミスが響きスコア伸びず。吉田はフォーススタート後2回のスペアを挟みストライクを連発、258のビッグゲームで優勝戦へ。 ４位決定戦 ○竹内昭子246-199×板倉奈智美 ターキースタートの竹内に対し板倉はストライクが続かず苦しい展開。竹内は4フレ10番ピンミスもストライクを続け板倉を突き放して3位決定戦へ。
【JPBA】 DHC レディースオープンボウリングツアー 第２戦 【ラウンドロビン】
斉藤志乃ぶ 斉藤志乃ぶが圧倒的な強さ見せ3年ぶりの優勝へあと一勝！吉田真由美は1G目からトップを快走も9G目から斉藤にトップの座を譲り2位でTV進出。3位は対戦相手にことごとくハイスコアを打たれるも自身も今大会2個目のパーフェクト（予選3G目・RR9G目）を達成した竹内昭子、そして4位に今季開幕戦「関西オープン」優勝の板倉奈智美が進出した。 ※ラウンドロビンパーフェクト達成者（各達成者にパーフェクト賞30万円） |
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2005/06/10
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【PBA】 PBA Senior Tucson Open 【Final】 Surina Wins Tight Contest
Matt Surina Matt Surina won his first career PBA Senior Tour title by nine pins - spread over three grueling games. In what proved to be close call after close call, Surina edged-out PBA Hall of Famer Tom Baker, two-games-to-one, in the title match of the 2005 PBA Senior Tucson Open Friday evening at Golden Pin Lanes. Surina, who earned $8,000 for the win, dropped the opening game, 259-256, failing to double in the 10th frame. He evened the match by winning game two, 226-224. A Baker six-count to start the 7th frame proved to be the difference. "All I did was try to bowl the best I could...I just believe its fate. If it's going to happen, it'll happen," said Surina, who won the 1981 PBA Tucson Open in the same bowling center. "This is something I thought I was never going to do. There are so many great bowlers out here; I'm flabbergasted." The top-seeded qualifier from Everett, Wash., won game three, 192-188, striking on his first shot in the 10th frame to seal the victory. The title match wasn't the first close call of the day for Surina, who edged out a tight 3-2 win over PBA Hall of Famer Dave Soutar in the best-of-five games match play round of 8 earlier in the day. Tied 2-2, Soutar, Bradenton, Fla., opened in the 8th and 9th frames of game five to give Surina the win, 194-179. Surina then defeated Gary Skidmore, Albuquerque, N.M., 2-1, in the best-of-three games semifinals. Baker, Buffalo, punched his ticket to the title match by defeating fellow PBA Hall of Famer Teata Semiz, North Brunswick, N.J., in the semifinals, 2-0, averaging 278.50. 矢島純一、酒井武雄（共に5位タイ・$1,700 獲得）
【JPBA】 DHC レディースオープンボウリングツアー 第２戦 【準決勝】
名和 秋 予選3位通過の名和秋が準決勝でスコアを伸ばしトップでラウンドロビンへ。2位に今季初優勝を狙う吉田真由美、3位に予選でパーフェクトを達成した竹内昭子がつけている。また予選2位につけていた大山由里香は、途中スコアを落とし13位まで落ちるもラストゲーム終盤意地でストライクを続け何とか12位でラウンドロビン進出を果たした。
【JPBA】 DHC レディースオープンボウリングツアー 第２戦 【予選】
清水弘子 DHCレディースオープンボウリングツアー2005/2006 第2戦が大阪府のボウルメート京橋で開催され、予選トップは今年鳴り物入りでプロデビューした清水弘子がラストゲーム267を打ってトップ通過、いきなり実力を見せつける。2位に会場所属プロとして注目を浴びる大山由里香がギャラリーの期待に応え、3位に第1戦に続きラウンドロビン進出を目指す名和秋がつけている。 なお32名の中にレフティー2名が進出したが、その一人森ルミが前半74位から後半大爆発、怒濤の追い込みで一気に26位に浮上した｡（もう一人はトップの清水弘子） なお､第1戦チャンピオンの酒井美佳は前半の出遅れが響き39位と一歩及ばず予選落ちとなった。 ※竹内昭子が大会1号となるパーフェクト達成！（自身2個目） |
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2005/06/09
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【PBA】 PBA News Allen Wins 2005 PBA Player of the Year
Patrick Allen The PBA announced today that Patrick Allen has won the 2005 Chris Schenkel PBA Player of the Year Award and Jason Queen has been named the 2005 Steve Nagy Sportsmanship Award winner. Allen, Tarrytown, N.Y., set career highs in nearly every statistical category, winning three titles while earning a Tour-best $350,740 during the 2004-05 Tour season. Allen, who also won the 2005 Harry Smith Point Leader Award, finished 5th or better in each of the PBA Tour's four major events, including his first career major victory in the 2005 PBA Denny's World Championship in Taylor, Mich. "I take a lot of pride in this award because there are a lot of great players who have never won the award. I feel very fortunate," said Allen. "I'd like to thank all the people who supported me through the good times and the bad...going through the learning curve of bowling on Tour is a lot more difficult than I ever imagined. Hard work can pay off." Allen, owner of five career titles, was tied for the Tour lead with 11 top-10 finishes and had at least one top-10 finish on each of the PBA Tour's five standard oil patterns. He was the first bowler to win back-to-back PBA Tour events since Walter Ray Williams Jr. in 2000, when he captured the 2005 PBA Dallas Open and the 2005 PBA Birmingham Open. Tommy Jones, Mauldin, S.C., was second in the PBA Player of the Year voting after winning a Tour-best four titles last season. Chris Barnes, who won the 62nd U.S. Open presented by Odor-Eaters for his first career major title, was third. Others receiving votes were: Tom Baker, Parker Bohn III, Jason Couch, Norm Duke, Steve Jaros, Mika Koivuniemi, Robert Smith, Brian Voss, Walter Ray Williams Jr. and Danny Wiseman. Queen, Oreana, Ill., won the PBA Steve Nagy Sportsmanship Award for the second time since becoming a PBA member in 1999, having also won the award in 2003. Queen finished 56th in the 2004-05 PBA World Point Rankings, with his best performance coming in a 9th place finish in the 2005 PBA Atlanta Classic. Queen has been nominated for this award on numerous occasions. "This definitely is an honor because you're getting the award from the greatest people in game - people you call competitors and friends," said Queen. "It's a true honor to know they view you in that way. It means a lot to me" Tony Reyes and Ritchie Wolf tied for second place while Tim Criss and Rick Lawrence also received votes. The Harry Golden PBA Rookie of the Year Award was not awarded for the 2004-05 PBA Tour season since no bowler fit the criteria to be nominated for the award. To be eligible for the award, nominees must have less than seven career PBA Tour appearances prior to the start of a season and earn an exemption for the following season. The PBA Player of the Year Award is named after the long-time television play-by-play announcer Chris Schenkel. Schenkel provided commentary for the PBA Tour for 36 years and was elected to the PBA Hall of Fame in 1976. Steve Nagy, a member of the American Bowling Congress and PBA Hall of Fame, is the namesake of the PBA's Sportsmanship Award. The award is given annually to the PBA professional who demonstrates the highest degree of sportsmanship on Tour. The PBA Tour Awards were voted on by PBA members after the completion of the 2004-05 season.
【PBA】 PBA Senior Tucson Open 【Round 3】 Surina Takes Top Spot
Matt Surina Matt Surina used a 244.13 average over his final eight-game set Thursday to take over the lead in the 2005 PBA Senior Tucson Open at Golden Pin Lanes. The top eight qualifiers receive a bye into the best-of-five games match play round of 16. The round of 32, also best-of-five games match play, features qualifiers 17-32, and begins tonight at 5 p.m. PT. "Anytime you don't have to bowl against anyone that's good," Surina, Everett, Wash., said. "I get two byes, which is nice. It gives me a chance to rest up a bit, and just relax a little bit." Surina, who finished qualifying with a 5,725 24-game pinfall, entered the day in 5th place while Junichi Yajima, Tokyo, Japan, held the top spot. Yajima, who owns a record 41 career Japanese Professional Bowlers Association titles, finished 2nd overall with 5,717. The 54-year-old Surina started Thursday with a 243 in his opening game before firing back-to-back scores of 279 in games three and four. That was followed by back-to-back scores of 224. Surina capped off his session with a 248 in game eight. PBA Hall of Famer Dave Soutar, Bradenton, Fla., finished 8th, and captured the final bye into the round of 16, with 5,535. Larry Graybeal, Elizabethton, Tenn., was 32nd with 5,150, and beat out the 2003 PBA Senior Player of the Year Bob Chamberlain, The Villages, Fla., for the final match play spot by three pins. Qualifiers 17-32 will bowl each other in best-of-five match play with the winners advancing to face qualifiers 9-16 tonight at 7 p.m. The winners of those matches will play qualifiers 1-8 on Friday at 11 a.m. The semifinals and finals on Friday will feature best-of-three match play, with the winner taking home the $8,000 top prize. 矢島純一（2位）、酒井武雄（3位） |
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2005/06/08
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【PBA】 PBA Senior Tucson Open 【Round 2】 Yajima Gunning for History
Junichi Yajima Junichi Yajima is looking to become the first Japanese bowler to win a PBA Senior Tour event after he averaged 241.63 Wednesday at Golden Pin Lanes to lead the 2005 PBA Senior Tucson Open with a 3,833 16-game pinfall. Yajima, Tokyo, used an 805 series which featured scores of 279, 247 and 279 in games two through four to help him to the top spot. The 59 year old closed out Wednesday's eight-game set with scores of 227 and 225. Appearing in just his sixth career PBA Senior Tour event, Yajima already has a storied professional bowling career. He's won a record 41 Japan Professional Bowlers Association titles and captured a PBA Regional Tour title in 1974. Yajima has two top-10 finishes on the PBA Senior Tour including a 6th place finish in the 2002 ABC Senior Masters, also at Golden Pin Lanes. Dale Eagle, needing a win to become just the fourth bowler to own 10 career PBA Senior Tour titles, made a late charge at Yajima's top spot and is currently 2nd with 3,819. "I keep pushing myself a little more than last year," said Eagle. "My decision making is a little different this year because I go after it instead of hesitating. I made up my mind not to do that this year." Rohn Morton, Vancouver, Wash., ended his week on a high note, firing back-to-back 300 games to close out his round. Morton, now with nine career PBA 300 games, failed to make the cut after finishing tied-for-52nd. The top 38 qualifiers will bowl eight more games on Thursday, after which the top 32 will advance to match play, with the top eight receiving a bye into the round of 16. The semifinals and finals on Friday will feature best-of-three match play, with the winner taking home the $8,000 top prize. 矢島純一（1位）、酒井武雄（11位） |
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2005/06/07
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【PBA】 PBA Senior Tucson Open 【Round 1】 Handley Holds Lead
Bob Handley Bowling in his first PBA Senior Tour event of the season, Bob Handley showed no signs of rust, taking the lead in the 2005 PBA Senior Tucson Open with a 245.63 average over eight games Tuesday at Golden Pin Lanes. Handley, Winter Park, Fla., started his session with scores of 225 and 243 before shooting the first 300 game of the event. He added scores of 219 and 269 before closing out his round with scores of 229, 257 and 223, good for a 1,965 eight-game pinfall. "That was a lot of fun. I was more nervous today than normal," said Handley, whose lone PBA Senior Tour win came in the 2003 PBA Senior Northwest Classic. "The first game, what really relaxed me was bowling with Bob Glass. We both grew up in the same bowling center about five years apart in Mission Bowl in Mission, Kansas." Ted Staikoff, Black Hawk, S.D., tossed a 300 game and is 2nd with 1,958. Don Sylvia, Discovery Bay, Calif., is 3rd with 1,931 while Matt Surina, Everett, Wash., is 4th with 1,914. Glass, the 2004 PBA Senior Player of the Year from Lawrence, Kan., is 5th with 1,905. PBA Tour exempt bowler and the 2005 PBA Senior U.S. Open Champion Tom Baker, Buffalo, N.Y., is 25th with 1,772. 矢島純一（6位）、酒井武雄（13位） |
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2005/06/05
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【PBA】 PBA Tour Trials 2005 【Final】 A Solid 10
After five days and 45 games, 10 bowlers rose to the top and earned exemptions for the 2005-06 Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tour season Sunday in the 2005 PBA Tour Trials at Stardust Bowl II. Chris Loschetter, West Melbourne, Fla., averaged 226.56 over his nine-game set Sunday to lead the group of 10 bowlers, finishing with a 10,086 45-game pinfall. He finished 29 pins ahead of Brian Kretzer, who was 2nd with 10,057. Kretzer, Dayton, Ohio, and D.J. Archer, Carrollton, Texas, who finished 6th, are the only two bowlers who were exempt in 2004-05 to qualify for 2005-06 through the Tour Trials. The entire field bowled nine games a day for five days on each of the PBA's five different oil patterns. The 10 bowlers with the highest total pinfall after 45 total games earned an exemption for the 2005-06 PBA Tour season. "I knew I had a shot coming in. I just took it day by day," said Loschetter, who finished 2nd in the 2005 PBA Denny's World Championship. "Every night before I went to bed I thought about what could go wrong, but when I got out (to the lanes) I just calmed down and did what I had to do. I was just keeping my eyes on 10th place." Heading into the final game, six bowlers between places 6-12 were within 45 pins of each other. Ritchie Allen, Columbia, S.C., who missed an exemption by two spots in the 2004 PBA Tour Trials, fired a 259 in game nine to move up from 12th to 9th, finishing with 9,757. Bill O'Neill, Levittown, Pa., who was 10th heading into the final game, struck with his first shot in the 10th and shot 247 to hold onto the final exemption for the 2005-06 season. Andres Gomez shot 246 in game nine to finish 8th with 9,765 while Chris Collins, Fayetteville, N.C., shot 232 in the final game to finish 7th with 9,775. Also qualifying for the 2005-06 season were Tom Daugherty, Tampa, Fla., who finished 3rd with 10,018; Rudy Kasimakis, Tupelo, Miss., who finished 4th with 9,978; and Dino Castillo, Carrollton, Texas, who finished 5th with 9,967. |
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2005/06/04
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【PBA】 PBA Tour Trials 2005 【Round 4】 Rudy Revs it Up
Rudy Kasimakis Rudy "Revs" Kasimakis is one day away from a triumphant return to the PBA Tour. The Tupelo, Miss., native is currently 3rd in the 2005 PBA Tour Trials with an 8,024 36-game pinfall after averaging 228.22 in his nine-game set Saturday at Stardust Bowl II. Dino Castillo, Carrollton, Texas, owns the top spot for the third straight day with 8,103, but Kasimakis conquered the lanes on Saturday. After averaging 168.33 over his first three games, a ball change helped Kasimakis shoot an 858 series with scores of 299, 279 and 280 in games 4-6. He closed out his day with scores of 232, 222 and 237 to finish with the 3rd-highest score of the day. "I'm pretty happy, but I'll happier when it's all over," said Kasimakis, who finished 65th in the 2004 PBA Tour Trials. "It's been a long week...you get drained mentally and beat physically." Castillo averaged 222.55 on the day and shot a high game of 268 in game five. He finished his set with scores of 214, 232 and 204. Chris Loschetter, who was 2nd in the 2005 PBA Denny's World Championship, is currently 2nd with 8,047. The 25-year old from West Melbourne, Fla., averaged 220.44 Saturday. Brian Kretzer, Dayton, Ohio, averaged an event-high 231.22 on the day, and moved from 11th to 5th overall. Kretzer finished 44th in the 2004-05 PBA World Point Rankings, missing an exemption by five places. Ritchie Allen, who missed an exemption by two places in the 2004 PBA Tour Trials, is 10th with 7,757. The Columbia, S.C., native is 21 pins ahead of Bob Learn Jr., a five-time PBA Tour title winner from Erie, Pa., for the 10th and final season-long exemption for the 2005-06 PBA Tour season up for grabs. |
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2005/06/03
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【PBA】 PBA Tour Trials 2005 【Round 3】 Dino-Mite!
Dino Castillo Dino Castillo continued to dominate the field in the 2005 Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tour Trials, averaging 225.89 in his nine-game set Friday to hold the lead with two days remaining at Stardust Bowl II. Castillo, Carrollton, Texas, leads with a 6,100 27-game pinfall, leading Chris Loschetter, West Melbourne, Fla., by 37 pins. The entire field is bowling nine games a day for five days on each of the PBA's five different oil patterns. The 10 bowlers with the highest total pinfall after 45 total games will earn an exemption for the 2005-06 PBA Tour season. Castillo, Carrollton, Texas, averaged 233.11 on Wednesday and 218.78 on Thursday. He shot 220 or higher in his first seven games Friday, including a high of 256, averaging 234.14 over those seven games. "Today I just viewed what I thought was the best shot out there and I played like I felt I was supposed to," said Castillo, who became a PBA member a little over a week ago. "I started with a dull ball and after two games I went to my benchmark, an Ebonite Puma. I've used that most of the week and it seems to be working just fine." Loschetter, West Melbourne, Fla., is 2nd for the second straight day, finishing with 6,063. Rudy Kasimakis, Tupelo, Miss., is 3rd with 5,970 while Ritchie Allen, Columbia, S.C., who missed an exemption by eight pins last season, is 4th with 5,967. Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, N.Y, who finished 2nd in the 2005 PBA Banquet Open in March, moved up 17 places from Thursday and is currently tied for 20th with 5,722. |
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2005/06/02
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【PBA】 PBA Tour Trials 2005 【Round 2】 Dino Dominates
Dino Castillo Dino Castillo, who became a PBA member just last week, holds the top spot in the 2005 PBA Tour Trials with a 4,067 18-game qualifying score with three days and 27 games of qualifying remaining. Castillo, who averaged 218.78 in his nine-game set Thursday, began the day in 2nd place but used a consistent set to take the lead. He started his day with scores of 225, 211 and 224. His high score was 247 in game six, and after posting a 223 in game seven, he overcame a 168 in game eight - his lowest score of the day - with a 225 in his final game of the day. "Today, the lanes were a lot slicker so I was able to roll the ball a little more and slow it down and get the ball to create," said Castillo, Carrollton, Texas. "I had a lot of breaks today." Chris Loschetter, West Melbourne, Fla., is 2nd with 4,035 after averaging 211.67 on Thursday. Andres Gomez, Colombia, moved up nine spots after the opening day and sits 3rd with 3,984. Jon Brandon, Santa Clarita, Calif., started the day 20th, but now finds himself in 4th with 3,978. Rudy Kasimakis, Tupelo, Miss., is 5th with 3,970. Four-time PBA Tour title winner Dennis Horan Jr., a left-hander from Temecula, Calif., improved 38 spots after averaging 224.78 on Thursday and finds himself 15th with 3,852. |
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2005/06/01
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【PBA】 PBA Tour Trials 2005 【Round 1】 Loschetter Leaps to the Lead
Chris Loschetter Chris Loschetter took the first step toward earning an exemption for the 2005-06 PBA Tour season, averaging 236.67 over his nine-game set Wednesday to lead after the first day of the 2005 PBA Tour Trials at Stardust Bowl II. All 77 competitors will bowl nine games a day for five days on each of the PBA's five different oil patterns. The 10 bowlers with the highest total pinfall after 45 total games will earn an exemption for the 2005-06 PBA Tour season. Loschetter, West Melbourne, Fla., started strong with a 244 in game one and a 268 in game two. He dropped from 3rd to 6th after a 204 in game six, but a 279 in game seven - his high game of the day - moved him into 2nd. He took the lead for good with a 244 in game seven. Loschetter finished the day with a 2,130 nine-game pinfall. "The scoring was pretty high all day. I usually have problems on fresh oil the first couple of games but I was lucky to get off to a strong start," said Loschetter, who finished 2nd in the 2005 PBA Denny's World Championship, but was not exempt for the 2004-05 season. "The World Championship was a good experience but I didn't view it as my only opportunity to gain an exemption. I think that this is my chance." Dino Castillo, Carrollton, Texas, who recently became a PBA member to gain eligibility to bowl, is 2nd with 2,098. Rudy Kasimakis, Tupelo, Miss., is 3rd with 2,096, while Roberto Silva, Mexico, is 4th with 2,073. Ritchie Allen, Columbia, S.C., who missed an exemption at the 2004 PBA Tour Trials by just eight pins, is 6th with 2,051. |
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