The Alz Stars took to the lanes at Capri Lanes on April 16, 2010 to help benefit Alzheimer patients and their families. Through the efforts of the staff at Capri Lanes, the Miami Valley Alzheimer’s Association, and the PBA professionals, the event raised over $10,000 in the inaugural effort. The fund-raising event kicked off a week of festivities for the PBA Dayton Classic.
FORT WORTH, Texas – Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., finished the opening day of match play frustrated but at the top of the leaderboard Monday at the U.S. Women’s Open, a United States Bowling Congress event.
After 12 games of match play, Kulick found herself leading with a 5-7 record and a 36-game total of 7,879, including 30 bonus pins for each victory, at Cityview Lanes. Two players are right on Kulick’s heels, however, as Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., is second, 11 pins back, and Amanda Beck of Plano, Texas, is third, just 25 pins off the lead.
Great turnout this year for the Greater Dayton USBC Bowling association Senior Tournament. Both men and women competed for two weeks at PlaMor lanes.
Nev. – Member delegates heard announcements about program changes, voted on two dozen legislative proposals and elected four members to the United States Bowling Congress Board of Directors during the 2010 USBC Annual Meeting.
Headlining announcements made during the meeting was news of the creation of a new independent corporation to oversee and manage SMART (Scholarship Management and Accounting Reports for Tenpins) funds. The corporation will have its own board of directors comprised of bowling industry leaders with financial backgrounds.
“This corporation was created to have a total focus on the care of SMART funds and promote youth bowling scholarships,” USBC President Jeff Boje‚ said. “This board will remain consistent with people eminently qualified to manage those funds.”
USBC Executive Director Stu Upson detailed several program changes designed to improve the overall financial strength of the organization.
“USBC must build reserves in order to strengthen our position to invest in the sport in the future,” Upson said. “We need the membership to support our program changes this year, while USBC develops vastly new products and benefits for bowlers.”
Here is the updated All – City Standings. Included in these totals are honor scores and points from the Mixed Tournament ,City Team, City Doubles, City Singles, City All/Events. If anyone has any questions regarding their totals please email me at Dan.Beemsterboer@ThompsonHine.com or call the bowling office at 222-2695. Thanks.
1. George Gohagan III 65
2. Fero Williams 62
3. Brian Kretzer 56
Bill Peters 56
5. Ron Profitt 52
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