Two bowlers reach 50 years at USBC Open Championships
03/15/10
When Reno's Norm Cummings (left) thought about his 50th appearance at the United States Bowling Congress Open Championships, he wanted to make it unlike any 50-year celebration he's seen as a bowler or tournament employee.
The 72-year-old right-hander, who operates the on-site photo and video service at the USBC Open and Women's Championships, decided to assemble a dream team of longevity to help him celebrate the milestone at the National Bowling Stadium on Saturday.
Cummings shared the spotlight with former Open Championships tournament director Hal Kaminski (right) of Hubertus, Wis., who also competed for the 50th time. The two were joined on the lanes by three-time titlist Glen Olson of Boulder City, Nev., who made his 53rd tournament appearance, Paul Gustke of Sarasota, Fla., who made his 52nd walk down Center Aisle and Gene Kirkham of Arcola, Ill., who will reach the 50-year mark in 2011.
In all, Cummings and the members of Storm Senior Invasion have combined for 254 years of Open Championships experience. They teamed up for a 2,424 total on the lanes Saturday.
"This was a terrific way to celebrate such an important milestone," said Cummings, a Greater Milwaukee Bowling Association Hall of Famer who made his Open Championships debut at the 1959 event in St. Louis. "It wasn't until we were in the squad room and everyone stood up to acknowledge us as a group for all our years that it really hit me. It was more overwhelming than I anticipated and was a truly amazing experience."
Since taking a job in the event's public relations department in 1989 (he served in that role until 1999), Cummings has bowled each year until now as a substitute because it allowed him to meet people from around the world and share the tournament experience with them.
"I have met a lot of great people over the years, and it's been special to be able to share and enjoy this tournament with them," said Cummings, a member of the 1990 Booster Team champion. "This event brings people together. People we don't even know came up to us today and told us they enjoyed being a part of our ceremony. That really meant a lot to me."
Kaminski, who made his first Open Championships appearance at the 1960 event in Toledo, Ohio, has seen the tournament evolve and grow, both as a bowler, and as an employee.
The 73-year-old right-hander joined the tournament staff as the lane maintenance supervisor in 1979, the first year of automatic scoring, and went on to become the assistant tournament director. He then served as the tournament director from 1984-2001, a stint that included five of the event's record nine trips to Reno.
During his tenure, Kaminski saw a fair share of bowlers reach the 50-year milestone, and thoughts of them were on his mind as he prepared to make the ceremonial march.
"I was thinking about all the other people who have gone down that aisle for the 50th time, and I thought that when it was my turn, I'd be able to handle it emotionally," said Kaminski, who was the 124th bowler reach 50 years. "From the way I got choked up on the lanes, it was pretty obvious how special it was. As soon as the people stood up in the squad room, it really got to me."
Kaminski, who bowls regularly at Classic Lanes-Menomonee Falls, also enjoyed being able to share his special day with Cummings. The two have been friends since they were in their 20s.
"It was great to share this with Norm because we've known each other so long and been through so much together," Kaminski said. "Today was a great experience I'll never forget."
Kaminski wrapped up his 50th appearance with 577 in doubles, 563 in singles and 552 in team for a 1,692 all-events total. In 50 events, the GMBA and Wisconsin State Hall of Famer has knocked down 88,235 pins for a 196 career average.
Cummings finished his milestone campaign with 502 in team, 495 in doubles and 488 in singles for a 1,485 all-events total. He has knocked down 79,996 pins on the tournament lanes for a career average of 183.9.
Four years ago, David Garcez (pictured) of Merced, Calif., traveled to Reno for a wedding and immediately knew that he wanted to compete at the National Bowling Stadium one day.
The 42-year-old right-hander returned to league bowling this season after a nine-year layoff, and quickly got his chance to perform on bowling's biggest stage as he made his USBC Open Championships debut this weekend.
Garcez battled the expected first-time jitters, but settled in for singles and posted games of 217, 199 and 253, which moved him into the top spot in Classified Singles with a 669 series. Mark Plute of Montrose, Colo., previously held the lead with 644.
"My friend wanted me to give bowling a try since I haven't done it in a while, and even though it's been fun, it's just been an average season for me," said Garcez, who bowls at Bellevue Bowl in Atwater, Calif.
"I was excited when he asked me to bowl in this tournament, but I did warn him not to expect a whole lot out of me. I just wanted to come out and give it a try and have a good time."
Garcez added a 493 series in doubles and 433 in team to finish his first Open Championships experience with a 1,595 all-events total. Richard Eisenhut of Downers Grove, Ill., leads Classified All-Events with 1,766.
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National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev., United States (Feb. 20 - July 5, 2010)
Top 10 division leaders with hometown and pinfalls
1, Bluebird Lanes (Dennis Campbell, Ron Davis, Michael Dugan, Robert Flaws, Ray Struck), Orland Park, Ill., 3,122. 2, St. Charles Lanes, St. Charles, Mo., 3,085. 3, Central Saw and Mower, Racine, Wis., 3,081. 4, Bowlers Junction, Hemet, Calif., 3,080. 5, J&J Pro Shop, Mount Crawford, Va., 3,066. 6, Pandorum, Buford, Ga., 3,063. 7, CMS Concrete 2, Nashua, N.H., 3,049. 8, J Wood's Flooring, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., 3,030. 9, Pita Uno, Shakopee, Minn., 3,023. 9, Hot Printing 1, Holland, Ohio, 3,021.
Doubles
1, Jason Hale, Des Moines, Iowa/Matt Smith, Altoona, Iowa, 1,411. 2, Brian Salapatek, Cortland, Ill./Anthony Jovanovich, De Kalb, Ill., 1,379. 3, Mark Henrichs, Edgar, Wis./Jim Moore, Mosinee, Wis., 1,362. 4, Alvin Lou, El Cajon, Calif./Bob Handley, Winter Park, Fla., 1,342. 5, Richard Voakes Jr., Oshkosh, Wis./Troy Schaefer, Neenah, Wis., 1,326. 6, Mitch Bakies, Reynoldsburg, Ohio/Mark Wolford, West Liberty, Ohio, 1,323. 7, David Meyer, Staatsburg, N.Y./Steve Ferraro, Kingston, N.Y., 1,313. 8, John Bossone, Carroll, Ohio/Carl Cramer Jr., Austintown, Ohio, 1,307. 9, Shawn Mariani/Ryan Mapes, Havre, Mont., 1,301. 10 (tie), William Calisesi, Des Moines, Iowa/John Calisesi, Fort Dodge, Iowa, and Shaun Scott, Lakewood, Wash./Terry Rude Jr., Federal Way, Wash., and Justin Kiser, Gaffney, S.C./Brian O'Steen, Boiling Springs, S.C., 1,298.
Singles
1, Barry Zimmerman, Grand Forks, N.D., 766. 2, George Kontos, Joliet, IL. 760. 3, Larry Thompson Jr., Spring, Texas, 742. 4, Tony Biondi, Orlando, Fla., 734. 5 (tie), Steven Vance, Stone Mountain, Ga., and Troy Kendrick, Laguna Niguel, Calif., 729. 7, Ron Davis, Orland Park, Ill., 727. 8, Matt Smith, Altoona, Iowa, 722. 9 (tie), Steve Blanchet, Lawrence, Mass., and Chris Kirschner, Seattle, 715.
All-Events
1 (tie), Matt Smith, Altoona, Iowa, and George Kontos Joliet, Ill., 2,073. 3, Barry Zimmerman, Grand Forks, N.D., 2,044. 4, Ray Struck, Orland Park, Ill., 2,023. 5, Robert Phillips, North Ridgeville, Ohio, 2,017. 6, Jim Moore, Mosinee, Wis., 2,016. 7, Curtis Odom, Coldwater, Mich., 1,994. 8, William Banks, Laurel Hill, N.C., 1,986. 9, Thomas Hinz, Joliet, Ill., 1980. 10, Patrick Foley Jr., Sparks, Nev., 1,975.
Team All-Events
1, Bluebird Lanes (Dennis Campbell, Ron Davis, Michael Dugan, Robert Flaws, Ray Struck), Orland Park, Ill., 9,602. 2, Sign Producers 1, Winter Garden, Fla., 9,341. 3, Bowlers Junction, Hemet, Calif., 9,214. 4, Super Bowl-Appleton, Kaukauna, Wis., 9,165. 5, Hot Printing 1, Holland, Ohio, 9,135. 6, Breakpoint Pro Shop 1, Sartell, Minn., 9,096. 7, Breakpoint Pro Shop 2, Sartell, Minn., 9,075. 8, Team Dirty, Madison, Wis., 9,060. 9, Bowldocs Pro Shop 1, University Place, Wash., 9,031. 10, Louisville Sluggers, Louisville, Ky., 9,026.
Team °
1, EWI/NPS/Denny's (Lawanda Scott, Lynette Crowther, Derek Arnold, Kelliann Frank, Phillip Savelli), Mentor, Ohio, 2,699. 2, Whitlow Furnace, Scobey, Mont., 2,602. 3, Stevens Seed, Clarion, Iowa, 2,594. 4, Who U Wit, Hayward, Calif., 2,578. 5, Stuart Bowl 3, Stuart, Iowa, 2,573. 6, Schmidt Motors, Ogallala, NE., 2567 7. Minnow's Marine, Havre, Mont., 2,558. 8, Lucky Strike Lanes, Spearfish, S.D. 2554, 9, Lake Country Rollers 1, Clarissa, Minn., 2,547. 10, Camp's Custard Cup, Beavertown, Pa., 2,540.
Doubles
1, Tyson Sims/Scott Wilcox, Georgetown, Idaho, 1,182. 2, Greg Allen/Stacey Bauer, Ogallala, Neb., 1,166. 3, Holly Ventura, Harwood Heights, Ill./Bob Zurek, River Grove, Ill., 1,149. 4, Delmar Brownell/Dale Brownell, Spearfish, S.D., 1,148. 5, Scott Werner, Overland Park, Kan./Mark Klyn, Pella, Iowa, 1,145. 6 (tie), Terry Crowther/Monte Gebhardt, Roundup, Mont., and Richard Anderson, Julesburg, Colo./Dan Ford, Chappell, Neb., 1,141. 8, Terry Henkle, Garrison, Iowa/Larry Albers, Van Horne, Iowa, 1,139. 9, Kevin Jenkins/George Haney, Incline Village, Nev., 1,138. 10 (tie), Delbert Peterson, Glendale, Ariz./Kyle Wagner, Canton, Ill., and Jerry Bormann, Moorhead, Minn./Linda Hirchert, West Fargo, N.D., 1,131.
Singles
1, David Garcez, Merced, Calif., 669. 2, Mark Plute, Montrose, Colo., 644. 3, Curt VanLaningham, Ogallala, Neb., 624. 4, Ryan Goettsch, Galva, Iowa, 618. 5, Robb Waynick, Dunbridge, Ohio, 605. 6, Ryan Fritchen, Dakota Dunes, S.D., 604. 7 (tie), Patrick Mcdermand, Villa Park, Ill., and Roger Southland, Lowell, Mich., 595. 9, Anne Woodhull, Golden Valley, Minn., 593. 10, John Stolarski, Waterford, Mich., 592.
All-Events
1, Richard Eisenhut, Downers Grove, Ill., 1,766. 2, John Stolarski, Waterford, Mich., 1,733. 3, Doug Boleyn, Waterloo, Iowa, 1,719. 4, Ryan Goettsch, Galva, Iowa, 1,702. 5, Mark Plute, Montrose, Colo., 1,701. 6, Robb Waynick, Dunbridge, Ohio, 1,690. 7, Gena Harvey, Boise, Idaho, 1,689. 8, Jay Lere, Moorhead, Minn., 1,687. 9, Greg Allen, Ogallala, Neb., 1,683. 10, Nick Petri Jr., Bolivar, Mo., 1,679.
United States
National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev., United States (Feb. 20 - July 5, 2010)
When Reno's Norm Cummings (left) thought about his 50th appearance at the United States Bowling Congress Open Championships, he wanted to make it unlike any 50-year celebration he's seen as a bowler or tournament employee. The 72-year-old right-hander, who operates the on-site photo and video service at the USBC Open and Women's Championships, decided to assemble a dream team of longevity to help him celebrate the milestone at the National Bowling Stadium on Saturday.
Cummings shared the spotlight with former Open Championships tournament director Hal Kaminski (right) of Hubertus, Wis., who also competed for the 50th time. The two were joined on the lanes by three-time titlist Glen Olson of Boulder City, Nev., who made his 53rd tournament appearance, Paul Gustke of Sarasota, Fla., who made his 52nd walk down Center Aisle and Gene Kirkham of Arcola, Ill., who will reach the 50-year mark in 2011.
In all, Cummings and the members of Storm Senior Invasion have combined for 254 years of Open Championships experience. They teamed up for a 2,424 total on the lanes Saturday.
"This was a terrific way to celebrate such an important milestone," said Cummings, a Greater Milwaukee Bowling Association Hall of Famer who made his Open Championships debut at the 1959 event in St. Louis. "It wasn't until we were in the squad room and everyone stood up to acknowledge us as a group for all our years that it really hit me. It was more overwhelming than I anticipated and was a truly amazing experience."
Since taking a job in the event's public relations department in 1989 (he served in that role until 1999), Cummings has bowled each year until now as a substitute because it allowed him to meet people from around the world and share the tournament experience with them.
"I have met a lot of great people over the years, and it's been special to be able to share and enjoy this tournament with them," said Cummings, a member of the 1990 Booster Team champion. "This event brings people together. People we don't even know came up to us today and told us they enjoyed being a part of our ceremony. That really meant a lot to me."
Kaminski, who made his first Open Championships appearance at the 1960 event in Toledo, Ohio, has seen the tournament evolve and grow, both as a bowler, and as an employee.
The 73-year-old right-hander joined the tournament staff as the lane maintenance supervisor in 1979, the first year of automatic scoring, and went on to become the assistant tournament director. He then served as the tournament director from 1984-2001, a stint that included five of the event's record nine trips to Reno.
During his tenure, Kaminski saw a fair share of bowlers reach the 50-year milestone, and thoughts of them were on his mind as he prepared to make the ceremonial march.
"I was thinking about all the other people who have gone down that aisle for the 50th time, and I thought that when it was my turn, I'd be able to handle it emotionally," said Kaminski, who was the 124th bowler reach 50 years. "From the way I got choked up on the lanes, it was pretty obvious how special it was. As soon as the people stood up in the squad room, it really got to me."
Kaminski, who bowls regularly at Classic Lanes-Menomonee Falls, also enjoyed being able to share his special day with Cummings. The two have been friends since they were in their 20s.
"It was great to share this with Norm because we've known each other so long and been through so much together," Kaminski said. "Today was a great experience I'll never forget."
Kaminski wrapped up his 50th appearance with 577 in doubles, 563 in singles and 552 in team for a 1,692 all-events total. In 50 events, the GMBA and Wisconsin State Hall of Famer has knocked down 88,235 pins for a 196 career average.
Cummings finished his milestone campaign with 502 in team, 495 in doubles and 488 in singles for a 1,485 all-events total. He has knocked down 79,996 pins on the tournament lanes for a career average of 183.9.
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First-timer takes Classified Singles lead
Four years ago, David Garcez (pictured) of Merced, Calif., traveled to Reno for a wedding and immediately knew that he wanted to compete at the National Bowling Stadium one day. The 42-year-old right-hander returned to league bowling this season after a nine-year layoff, and quickly got his chance to perform on bowling's biggest stage as he made his USBC Open Championships debut this weekend.
Garcez battled the expected first-time jitters, but settled in for singles and posted games of 217, 199 and 253, which moved him into the top spot in Classified Singles with a 669 series. Mark Plute of Montrose, Colo., previously held the lead with 644.
"My friend wanted me to give bowling a try since I haven't done it in a while, and even though it's been fun, it's just been an average season for me," said Garcez, who bowls at Bellevue Bowl in Atwater, Calif.
"I was excited when he asked me to bowl in this tournament, but I did warn him not to expect a whole lot out of me. I just wanted to come out and give it a try and have a good time."
Garcez added a 493 series in doubles and 433 in team to finish his first Open Championships experience with a 1,595 all-events total. Richard Eisenhut of Downers Grove, Ill., leads Classified All-Events with 1,766.
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Presenting sponsors for the 2010 USBC Open Championships are Circus Circus, Eldorado and Silver Legacy Hotel/Casinos in Reno, Nev. Other sponsors include Sands Regency Casino Hotel, official brackets sponsor, Kegel, official lane maintenance provider, US Steltronic, official scoring system, and supporting sponsors Storm Bowling Products, UPS, Nationwide Insurance, Atlantis Casino Resort and Spa, Harrah's Reno Casino and Hotel and Peppermill Hotel Casino.
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107th USBC Open Championships
National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev., United States (Feb. 20 - July 5, 2010)
REGULAR DIVISION
Top 10 division leaders with hometown and pinfalls
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Team1, Bluebird Lanes (Dennis Campbell, Ron Davis, Michael Dugan, Robert Flaws, Ray Struck), Orland Park, Ill., 3,122. 2, St. Charles Lanes, St. Charles, Mo., 3,085. 3, Central Saw and Mower, Racine, Wis., 3,081. 4, Bowlers Junction, Hemet, Calif., 3,080. 5, J&J Pro Shop, Mount Crawford, Va., 3,066. 6, Pandorum, Buford, Ga., 3,063. 7, CMS Concrete 2, Nashua, N.H., 3,049. 8, J Wood's Flooring, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., 3,030. 9, Pita Uno, Shakopee, Minn., 3,023. 9, Hot Printing 1, Holland, Ohio, 3,021.
Doubles
1, Jason Hale, Des Moines, Iowa/Matt Smith, Altoona, Iowa, 1,411. 2, Brian Salapatek, Cortland, Ill./Anthony Jovanovich, De Kalb, Ill., 1,379. 3, Mark Henrichs, Edgar, Wis./Jim Moore, Mosinee, Wis., 1,362. 4, Alvin Lou, El Cajon, Calif./Bob Handley, Winter Park, Fla., 1,342. 5, Richard Voakes Jr., Oshkosh, Wis./Troy Schaefer, Neenah, Wis., 1,326. 6, Mitch Bakies, Reynoldsburg, Ohio/Mark Wolford, West Liberty, Ohio, 1,323. 7, David Meyer, Staatsburg, N.Y./Steve Ferraro, Kingston, N.Y., 1,313. 8, John Bossone, Carroll, Ohio/Carl Cramer Jr., Austintown, Ohio, 1,307. 9, Shawn Mariani/Ryan Mapes, Havre, Mont., 1,301. 10 (tie), William Calisesi, Des Moines, Iowa/John Calisesi, Fort Dodge, Iowa, and Shaun Scott, Lakewood, Wash./Terry Rude Jr., Federal Way, Wash., and Justin Kiser, Gaffney, S.C./Brian O'Steen, Boiling Springs, S.C., 1,298.
Singles
1, Barry Zimmerman, Grand Forks, N.D., 766. 2, George Kontos, Joliet, IL. 760. 3, Larry Thompson Jr., Spring, Texas, 742. 4, Tony Biondi, Orlando, Fla., 734. 5 (tie), Steven Vance, Stone Mountain, Ga., and Troy Kendrick, Laguna Niguel, Calif., 729. 7, Ron Davis, Orland Park, Ill., 727. 8, Matt Smith, Altoona, Iowa, 722. 9 (tie), Steve Blanchet, Lawrence, Mass., and Chris Kirschner, Seattle, 715.
All-Events
1 (tie), Matt Smith, Altoona, Iowa, and George Kontos Joliet, Ill., 2,073. 3, Barry Zimmerman, Grand Forks, N.D., 2,044. 4, Ray Struck, Orland Park, Ill., 2,023. 5, Robert Phillips, North Ridgeville, Ohio, 2,017. 6, Jim Moore, Mosinee, Wis., 2,016. 7, Curtis Odom, Coldwater, Mich., 1,994. 8, William Banks, Laurel Hill, N.C., 1,986. 9, Thomas Hinz, Joliet, Ill., 1980. 10, Patrick Foley Jr., Sparks, Nev., 1,975.
Team All-Events
1, Bluebird Lanes (Dennis Campbell, Ron Davis, Michael Dugan, Robert Flaws, Ray Struck), Orland Park, Ill., 9,602. 2, Sign Producers 1, Winter Garden, Fla., 9,341. 3, Bowlers Junction, Hemet, Calif., 9,214. 4, Super Bowl-Appleton, Kaukauna, Wis., 9,165. 5, Hot Printing 1, Holland, Ohio, 9,135. 6, Breakpoint Pro Shop 1, Sartell, Minn., 9,096. 7, Breakpoint Pro Shop 2, Sartell, Minn., 9,075. 8, Team Dirty, Madison, Wis., 9,060. 9, Bowldocs Pro Shop 1, University Place, Wash., 9,031. 10, Louisville Sluggers, Louisville, Ky., 9,026.
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CLASSIFIED DIVISION
Team °
1, EWI/NPS/Denny's (Lawanda Scott, Lynette Crowther, Derek Arnold, Kelliann Frank, Phillip Savelli), Mentor, Ohio, 2,699. 2, Whitlow Furnace, Scobey, Mont., 2,602. 3, Stevens Seed, Clarion, Iowa, 2,594. 4, Who U Wit, Hayward, Calif., 2,578. 5, Stuart Bowl 3, Stuart, Iowa, 2,573. 6, Schmidt Motors, Ogallala, NE., 2567 7. Minnow's Marine, Havre, Mont., 2,558. 8, Lucky Strike Lanes, Spearfish, S.D. 2554, 9, Lake Country Rollers 1, Clarissa, Minn., 2,547. 10, Camp's Custard Cup, Beavertown, Pa., 2,540.
Doubles
1, Tyson Sims/Scott Wilcox, Georgetown, Idaho, 1,182. 2, Greg Allen/Stacey Bauer, Ogallala, Neb., 1,166. 3, Holly Ventura, Harwood Heights, Ill./Bob Zurek, River Grove, Ill., 1,149. 4, Delmar Brownell/Dale Brownell, Spearfish, S.D., 1,148. 5, Scott Werner, Overland Park, Kan./Mark Klyn, Pella, Iowa, 1,145. 6 (tie), Terry Crowther/Monte Gebhardt, Roundup, Mont., and Richard Anderson, Julesburg, Colo./Dan Ford, Chappell, Neb., 1,141. 8, Terry Henkle, Garrison, Iowa/Larry Albers, Van Horne, Iowa, 1,139. 9, Kevin Jenkins/George Haney, Incline Village, Nev., 1,138. 10 (tie), Delbert Peterson, Glendale, Ariz./Kyle Wagner, Canton, Ill., and Jerry Bormann, Moorhead, Minn./Linda Hirchert, West Fargo, N.D., 1,131.
Singles
1, David Garcez, Merced, Calif., 669. 2, Mark Plute, Montrose, Colo., 644. 3, Curt VanLaningham, Ogallala, Neb., 624. 4, Ryan Goettsch, Galva, Iowa, 618. 5, Robb Waynick, Dunbridge, Ohio, 605. 6, Ryan Fritchen, Dakota Dunes, S.D., 604. 7 (tie), Patrick Mcdermand, Villa Park, Ill., and Roger Southland, Lowell, Mich., 595. 9, Anne Woodhull, Golden Valley, Minn., 593. 10, John Stolarski, Waterford, Mich., 592.
All-Events
1, Richard Eisenhut, Downers Grove, Ill., 1,766. 2, John Stolarski, Waterford, Mich., 1,733. 3, Doug Boleyn, Waterloo, Iowa, 1,719. 4, Ryan Goettsch, Galva, Iowa, 1,702. 5, Mark Plute, Montrose, Colo., 1,701. 6, Robb Waynick, Dunbridge, Ohio, 1,690. 7, Gena Harvey, Boise, Idaho, 1,689. 8, Jay Lere, Moorhead, Minn., 1,687. 9, Greg Allen, Ogallala, Neb., 1,683. 10, Nick Petri Jr., Bolivar, Mo., 1,679.
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