March 24, 2003

Volume 13 Issue 7

THE ACE BEATS THE KING

SASBA

The "Ace", Bob Glass  won only five matches and the "King", Gary
Dickinson, the qualifying leader, won six matches, but Glass had a 300 game and out averaged Gary to win the Ebonite Senior tournament in Tomball. The lanes had a tube shot on both sides. The surface is to be resurfaced in June and the heads in the middle of the center required great shots to score. Every time the players moved it was a challenge to line up. Many shots went astray. Robert Gibbs, Bill Curtin and John Sands had two RBs each and Murray Foreman had one, there were more, but they were not noted. Super star, John Handegard had a SW minus one (amazin').
The Firecracker $15,000 will be held in Tulsa at River Lanes over July fourth week. There will be a seminar Wednesday, a FREE sweeper with $4,000.00 added Thursday, qualifying Friday and Saturday, and the finals Sunday. There will be a senior division and a super senior division with $7,500 added to

Inside this issue:

each division. Get your entry in early and get more free sweeper entries. The details are in this newsletter.
Our next tournament is a Super Senior event in New Braunfels. This is two tournaments in one, not a doubles! All of the SS champions will bowl in one tournament and the SS that have not ever won a SASBA tournament will bowl in the other tournament. If you have not won, this is the tournament you should enter over any other event this year. See ya there.

Notes: 

Lance Kaye rolled 116 the very first game of the tournament to win the dog of the week award. The Sweeper Dog (Zap) made the 7-10 split and made the finals and finished 8th, his highest finish ever! Three hundred games were rolled by Gary Dick

inson, Bob Glass, and Bill Smith, and Mark Estes. Two bowlers didn't finish. John Ernst spent the night in Spring, Texas on his way to the tournament. The Stooges were missing in action. The Eagles feathers molted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!