Thirty-nine year-old Youngsville bowler Timothy Totten recorded his second career perfect 300 game October 19 in the Kiamesha Lanes Monday Men's league.
Using a Storm Invasion bowling ball Tim rolled the 300 in the second game of the night on lanes ! & 2.
He finished the night with a 247, 300, 199 for a 746 series.
Totten bowls with the Rockridge Kennels team and teammates Kevin Stackhouse, Laresko Niifa and his brother Ronnie Totten.
Tim noted he has yet to score an 800 series in his 15 years of bowling and that all the strikes in this game were not considered pockets hits.
He presently maintains a 203 average in this the only league he bowls in.
Totten is employed by New Hope, is engaged and has four children.
Ed's Outlook
Peyton Manning, one of NFL's greatest quarterback and leading MVPs to ever grace the ranks of the NFL has been selected by the Bowling Proprietors Association of America as their keynote speaker at International Bowl Expo.
The bowling industry's premier annual conference takes place June 26-30, 2016 t the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
Manning will be kicking off proceedings on the 29th witha presentation speech about his insghts surrounding the importance of teamwork, leadership and keys to success in any endeavor.
Tom Martino, BPAA president, said when announcing Peyton's appearance, "Peyton represents all of the ideals we value within our own industry and continue to push the members of our association to embody everyday as we help to find the success they strive for."
Ed Townsend, a PR Consultant to the sport of bowling, writes and compiles the information for this column. If you have league scores, tournament information, score a 300 game or 800 series or even bowl your age, call Ed at 845-439-8177 or 845-866-0333, email at edwardctownsend@hotmail.com or fax at 845-205-4474. View this column and all of Ed's photos at http://bght.blogspot.com We are also on Facebook and Twitter.
Bowling Tip
By Mike Luongo
We talk this week about the mental miscue.
The mental part of your bowling game has to be developed by each individual bowler.
You don't need to think about your next shot all the time....you just need to focus right before you go to make the next shot.
You do this by coming up with a pre-shot routine.
An example of this wold be for you to get up to the approach, pick up your towel, wipe off the ball or dry your hand on the blow drier and pick up your ball and blow into the thumbhole.
Basically, do anything you want, but do prepare for your shot and do the same thing every time.
Why? As you are going through this routine, you are learning to direct your attention to the job at hand. My trick is to get up on the approach, take my stance and then look at the spot I want to hit and count to myself.
Then start my approach on three......this gets me focused.
Be relaxed, think what you are doing and your score will improve.
Mike Luongo is a certified IBPSIA Pro Shop Operator, Master Instructor, USBC Silver Level Coach and an Advisor-Special Events assistant with the Storm and Roto Grip Bowling Ball Company. Have a question, call him at 435-720-7939 or email at mikel@stormbowling.com
Local Scores
(compiled by Ed Townsend)
Beechwood Lanes
Monday Ladies
Diane Conroy 190, Lois Erdman 167, Barbara Cady 168, Trish Ellmauer 153, Jamie Bertholf 161, Janet Bertholf 154, Pam Wayne 175, 175, Tracy Puerschner 188.
Callicoon Kristal Bowl
Mon. Hontonville Ladies
Maureen Schlott 156, Darlene Mantzourate 150, Kirsten Sherwood 193, 153, Charlene Meola 168, Sue Naughton 164, Linda Millis 159, 161, Kelly Gombita 181, Lillian Zieres 193, 180, 517, Pat Peters 168, Barbara Pingel 172, Judy Mohn 153, Heidi Bauer 150, Dawn Roemer 151, Florence Good 159, Kristin Emmett 156.
Tues. Del. Valley Men's
Chris Berner 208, 186, Bob Cady 190, Dean Shattuck 212, 232, 622, Ed Leroy 194, Kory Keesler 203, Rich Winters 199, Dale Steffens 199, 183, Corey Hornicek 184, Dan Brown 184, Mike Sorge 214, 182, Jim Kautz 185, 215, 236, 636, Mike Geiger 202, 211, Jeff Neidert 188, Gry Maas 192, Jonathan Heinle 193, Brian Starr 204, 225.
Wednesday Men's
Randy Fischer 227, 220, 214, 661, Steve Mutter 180, Bobby Fix Jr. 217, Brian Brustman 222, 180, Rick Thony 191, 183, Tim Sykes 201, 186, 180, Kurt Buddenhagen 203, Tom Gain 184, Rick Franke 215, 202, Bobby Glassel 240, 191, 186, 617, John Diehl 205, 188, Matt Hubert 184, Jack Diehl 214, 216, Alby Thony 211, 201, Mary Yewchuck 182, 216, Ben Highhouse 180, Brandon Swendson 183, Gavin Salzberg 185, Roger Widmann 180.
Kiamesha Lanes
Monday Men's
Tim MInton 233, 620, Eddie Lake 234, 279, 708, Rick Lake 622, Michael Travis 236, 256, 695, Kyle Giordino 235, 659, Jaryl Scott 631, Paul Durland 226, Vinnie Collura 279, 697, Donnie Durland 263, 266, 257, 786, Tom Belgiovene 244, 641, James VanAken 288, 709, Lloyd Bridges 267, 644, Robert Feeney Jr. 233, Robert Feeney Sr. 657, Bobby Cooper 611, Justin Holland 609, Pedro Agapito III a 263, 257, 237, 757, Tim Totten 225, 234, 651, Ronnie Totten 243, 232, 647, Keith Smith 227, 249, 647, Larry Whipple 234, 643.
Tues. Mixed Firefighters
Kat Cronk 181, 198, 543, Robert Nicholson 225, Andrea Grossman 203, 547, Ryan Lepke 232, 600, Jason Jones Jr. 236, 631, Wendy Swan 211, 524, Pedro Agapito III a 266, 268, 727, Ed Guthrie 259, 622, John Hoffmann 617, Jim Shields 233, Bob Yakin Jr. 625, Trasey Barres 190, Larry Whipple 225, 615, Carena Collura 191, 193, 532, Cara Nicholson 206, 526.
Thursday Ladies
Patty Whipple 221, Kearstin DeGraw 193, Liz Stubits 199, Valerie Fersch 180, Joanne Drobysh 180, Lisa Cartwright 207, Pat Gibson 182, Ann Sawyer 190, 183, Mary Jane Conklin 182, Joan Lake 200, Maureen Hopper 183, 192, Tabatha Smith 213, Dottie Cox 184, Kelly Shattuck 190, Cindy Short 184.
Friday Mixed
Trasey Barres 209, 215, 552, Cathy Carpenter 186, Doris Castro 185, Nicole Dertinger 211, 539, MaryAnn Drobysh-Berens 226, 512, Loretta VanAken 190, 500, Larry Berens 235, 620, Billy Dertinger 235, 611, Don Kuchar 233, 612, Eddie Lake 290, 686, Ryan Lepke 235, 608, Keith Smith 264, 687, Kevin Stackhouse 236, 268, 708, Charlie Tuttle 225, James VanAken 604.
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