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CaliforniaBowlingNews.com FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – Stephanie Zavala of Downey, California, celebrated her 25th birthday Saturday by raising the trophy at the 2021 Professional Women’s Bowling Association BVL Open. Zavala claimed her second title in just five events as a professional by defeating Jordan Richard of Maumee, Ohio, at Farmingdale Lanes, 228-204. The… (READ MORE)
Californiabowlingnews.com PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio – When Stephanie Zavala of Downey, California, decided to become a member of the Professional Women’s Bowling Association, she listed winning the PWBA Rookie of the Year award as her top goal. It didn’t take long… (READ MORE)
Sadly we must announce that we’ve lost one our avid bowlers, Arvo Dygert and he will be greatly missed. Arvo Dygert, 80 of Los Angeles, CA passed away April 21, 2021. Arvo was a one of a kind. He came… (READ MORE)
SLAC USBC, which services 9 centers from the South Bay to Cerritos has moved to Lakewood. The old office was located in Bellflower and is only 6 miles away. The new building is a first floor unit located in an… (READ MORE)
https://abc7.com/10474877/ As more counties move into orange tier, more businesses will begin to reopen, but some businesses may choose to wait to re-open for financial reasons. 16 Lane Gardena Bowl remodeled back in 2015. GARDENA, Calif. (KABC) — Some California… (READ MORE)
bowl.com March 22, 2021 ARLINGTON, Texas – Stella Hong of Cerritos, California, has been chosen by the International Bowling Campus Youth Committee as the Annual Zeb Scholarship recipient for 2021. The Annual Zeb Scholarship recognizes a United States Bowling Congress Youth member who… (READ MORE)
Daily Breeze The pins will fall for the final time. Palos Verdes Bowl, a Torrance fixture for 61 years, will shutter at the end of Friday, Jan. 31, to make way for a new shopping center that will have an Aldi’s… (READ MORE)
https://lamag.com/lahistory/palos-verdes-bowl-closing Preservationists are launching a last-ditch effort to save Palos Verdes Bowl from the wrecking ball One of the last great Southern California bowling centers of the 1950s is scheduled to close soon, and plans are in the works for… (READ MORE)
www.pvnews.com The world was different when George Brandt founded Palos Verdes Bowl in 1958. Back then, 10 bowling centers were scattered about the South Bay, he said. Now there are only three, and soon — if all goes well for… (READ MORE)
whittierdailynews.com WHITTIER >> The 60-year-old Friendly Hills Lanes closed this week. The bowling alley, 15545 Whittier Blvd., owned by New York City-based AMF Bowling Co., long considered an example of Googie architecture, apparently is in escrow to be sold,… (READ MORE)