The Masters Hall of Fame and Who's Who:
HOW TO promote a GREAT league that folded years ago?
By having it on my HOW TO website to show why it was GREAT!
It's a reminder of what a GREAT LEAGUE did to become GREAT and show ways to make your current league GREAT!
Only the best for some of the BEST!
By Alan Brizee (c)7/25/14 Author of The Path to Excellence and From Excellence to Success
Congratulations go out to these HIGHEST of the highest Avgs. bowlers:
Some of you probably thought I might have destroyed some of the bowler's record.
I still have binders with all nine 1/3 seasons in them. Because of the Traveling Masters
being the greatest league ever, I wanted to display all the super bowlers who were able
to record scores high enough to make any list on this webpage. Having all the stats from the seasons I was secretary of, shows how passionate I was about the league!
Masters Averages are for seasons 1991-92 through 2004-05 season. Five seasons
are the Tucson Bowl Masters ('91- '96) and the nine full seasons I was secretary of the
Vantage Lite Traveling Masters ('96- '05). I don't have final averages for 2005-06
through 2007-08 as I wasn't secretary the entire season. The year listed after their average is the year the season ended.
53 members made the list averaging 210 for at least one season. 32 of them have multiple seasons over 210. Several on this list are T.B.A. Hall of Famers.
Masters season averages above 220: (Bowlers listed separately for each average.)
15 bowlers have averaged 220 with 6 having mutiple seasons. (# of 220 seasons
listed after bowlers name) Bowlers with name bolded shot their average in the
Traveling Masters.
1. 235=01 Hosp (1) 13. 223=00 Hosp (5)
(Set T.B.A. record for 14. 223=05 Branco
highest Avg- all time.) 15. 221=96 Wehrly
2. 230=04 Hosp (2) 16. 221=97 A.Davis (1)
3. 228=93 S.Hiscox 17. 221=01 Altamirano
4. 227=93 Laub 18. 221=02 Hosp (6)
5. 227=03 JV.Cook (1) 19. 221=05 Segneri (2)
6. 226=03 Hosp (3) 20. 221=05 A.Davis (2)
7. 225=04 Burns (1)
8. 224=92 JV.Cook (2) 21. 221=05 Frigon
9. 224=93 Schloss 22. 220=95 Colwell
10. 224=05 Hosp (4) 23. 220=99 Schnell
24. 220=01 B.Centers (1)
11. 224=05 Burns (2) 25. 220=99 A.Davis (3)
12. 223=99 Segneri (1) 26. 220=04 B.Centers (2)
The above 15 bowlers with averages above 210 (w/ seasons over 210):
219=02 Branco (2). 217=04 Segneri (3).
219=02 JV.Cook (3). 216=02 Frigon (5) 216=03, 212=04 & 211=01.
218=00 Colwell (2). 215=03 B.Centers (3).
218=02 Burns (4) & 218=03. 213=97 Schnell (3) & 212=98.
218=02 Altamirano (4) 211=98 & 211=04. 213=98 Wehrly (2).
217=03 A.Davis (8) 217=04, 214=02,
213=01 & 212=00.
GREAT LEAGUES don't happen often, so let others know how GREAT it was!
And the rest of the bowlers above 210, but didn't average 220 in the Masters:
Bowlers are only listed once. Mutiple seasons listed after name and are bolded..
219=03 Asano (2) & 217=02. 213=99 Helwig (3) 211=97 & 211=98.
219=04 DeMoss (2) & 213=99. 213=04 J.Matheson (2) & 210=02.
218=99 Vaughn (2) & 210=97. 213=05 S.Washburn
218=03 Brizee (7) & 215=05, 214=99, 213=05 AT.Clark (2) & 210=04.
214=01, 213=05, 212=98 & 210=97. 213=05 R.Miller (2) & 211=02.
218=05 Dommer (2) & 214=04. 212=02 Meyer
217=02 K.Schwartz (2) & 212=04. 212=03 D.Hicks (2) 212=05 & 210=04.
217=04 G.Hicks (2) & 213=03. 212=03 Blair (2) & 211=04.
217=05 Bartley 212=03 Stalter
216=04 Vegas (2) & 212=03. 212=04 Land
216=05 G.Davis (2) & 210=05. 212=04 Westling
215=98 Pollard (4) 210=97, 210=99 & 211=01 Kobs
210=03. 211=05 Harker
214=99 Shumaker 211=05 Hanold
214=01 Holden (2) & 213=02. 211=05 Edmondson
214=01 Ward (2) & 211=04. 210=98 Sykes
214=02 Burke (3) 215=05 & 212=01. 210=01 S.Centers
214=03 Wilde (3) 214=05 & 211=02. 210=01 Rarick
214=03 Bernard 210=01 Baab
214=04 Brunner 210=03 Walls
------------- 800's & 780+'s: --------------
The following is for 800's and the high series for the season:
Congratulations to the 3 bowlers who had mutiple Masters 800's:
3) Helwig 802=99, 815=00 & 813=06. (Back-to-back seasons)
3) Moret 804=06, 829=07 & 815=08. (3 consecutive seasons)
2) Hosp 801=01 & 838=01. (Only bowler w/ two 800s in a season)
23 members have shot an 800 or had the high series for the season:
838=01 Hosp (1 ) 811=04 Land 802=08 Sansone
835=98 A.Davis (1) 810=03 JV.Cook 801=96 Bowman
833=02 Altamirano (1) 805=05 Meyer 801=01 Hosp (2)
829=07 Moret (1) 805=08 AT.Clark 800=98 Schnell
825=02 Payne 804=04 Burns 799=94 Brizee
815=00 Helwig (1) 804=04 Ishikawa 799=97 A.Davis (2)
814=04 Altamirano (2) 804=06 Moret (2) 794=93 Schloss
813=99 Patterson R 804=07 Hoppe 781=95 M.Cormier
813=06 Helwig (2) 802=99 Nader
811 =00 Wehrly 802=99 Helwig (3)
Masters sets above 780 (w/ # wks 780+):
795=06 Hosp (8) 794=06, 785, 783, 782 & 781. 785=00 Kordsiemon
795=06 Segneri (6) 794=08, 786, 786, 783 & 782. 785=06 AT.Clark (2)
794=03 A.Davis (8) 792=98, 785, 784, 783 & 781. 784=97 Helwig (4)
793=00 Teer 783=98 Faulk
793=02 R.Miller (2) & 792=08. 783=02 Brunner
793=07 D.Thompson 783=04 DeMoss
792=01 Frigon (2) & 792=05. 782=97 Vaughn (2) & 780=99.
792=05 Dommer (3) 788=06 & 786=04. 782=03 Land (2)
791=01 Altamirano (3) 782=03 JV.Cook (2)
789=99 Kleinert 782=08 Brizee (2)
789=03 Amadori (2) & 781=08. 781=03 Wilder
789=08 JJ.Holman 781=04 Burke
788=05 Westling 781=06 J.Schwartz
786=00 Kobs 780=03 Asano
786=04 Burns (3) & 781=05.
---------------- 300's: -----------------
Masters multiple 300's: See season's high scoores for all 300's shot in the Masters.
4) A.Davis 97, 98, 99 & 02. (3 consecutive seasons)
4) Hosp 01, 01, 02 & 04. (1st w/ 2 in same season)
3) G.Hicks 03, 03 & 04. (2 in same season)
3) Brizee 05, 07 & 08. (Back-to-back seasons)
2) Amadori 99 & 03. 2) Altamirano 04 & 05. (Back to back)
2) Dekker 95 & 04. 2) Van Dyke 05 & 07.
2) Segneri 98 & 04. 2) Burke 04 & 08.
2) B.Trotter 00 & 04. 2) Shipman 05 & 08.
2) B.Centers 04 & 04. (same season) 2) Westling 05 & 08.
2) Stalter 95 & 05. 2) Dommer 06 & 08.
2) S.Field 01 & 05. 2) Moret 07 & 08. (Back to back)
2) Rarick 04 & 05. (Back to back)
77 bowlers etched their accomplishments above for their great scores and averages.
GREAT LEAGUES can still be remembered by keeping league sheets, GREAT STATS and
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Show Who's, who bowled to create interest!
The Master's league Who's Who and having some GREAT resumes!
Are you a Who?
These 125 are! The questions is, do you know a who and if not why not?
By Alan Brizee (c)7/25/14 Author of The Path to Excellence and From Excellence to Success
The following are bowlers WHO have ever bowled in the Masters league and elected to Hall of Fames (shown in red), Tournament Champions and those who achieved super bowling accomplishments. This list is one of the reasons why the Masters league was one of Tucson’s best All-time league lasting over 15 seasons, 9 1/3 seasons while I was secretary. I was glad to be part of it and helped make the league, the best league for your buck by obtaining sponsors and promoting the league like no secretary has ever done in the past or has done since.
The Tucson Bowling Association has elected 57 bowlers into their Superior Performance Division and the Masters league had 32 of them, 56%, showed up to bowl. We had 2 PBA Hall of Famers bowl with us. One bowler was elected to their Hall of Fame from another association. This shows that the Masters league was not only competitive, but shows that the league attracted the best bowlers in the area. And for all 637 that did bowl, you made the Masters league, one of the highlights and most memorable league ever. Thanks to all who bowled. It was GREAT while it lasted.
There are 125 bowlers listed in this Who’s WHO which is 18.5% of the bowlers who participated on any given Masters night. There are 39 in a Hall of Fame, one third of the list were elected to a Hall of Fame, some due to service they performed while bowling. I know there are more bowlers that should be on the list, but I can only list the accomplishments that I know about.
Should your info be incorrect or you feel you should be on this list, message me and
I will be happy to update them.
As you can see by the *’s, I have updated many bowlers on the list that was 9 years old.
Congratulations to all who made this list:
Ahnert, Debbie 0, 0, TWBA Hall of Fame ’92.
*Altamirano, Xavier 4, 3-833, 2 800’s same season ’03-’04. 2 800’s and 2 300’s in
Traveling Masters. Traveling Masters All-Star team twice, ’01 & ’02. Bowled Masters
league 12 seasons.
*Amadori, Chris 2, 0, 2 300’s in Masters. Bowled Masters league 11 seasons.
Angeles, Gary 3, 2-813, TBA Doubles champ '89. Highest average & tied TBA season
high average 228 in '92-'93.
Andrews, Brian 7, 0, TBA Doubles champ ’04.
Argenziano, Ray 0, 0, TBA All-events champ ’92. TBA Team champ ’92.
Asano, Alan 29, 6-834, 2 300’s same season. Highest average 235 in '02-'03.
Ayers, Jack 0, 0, TBA Doubles champ ’86.
Baab, John 2, 0, Bowled Masters league 11 seasons. Elected President first season of
Traveling Masters and another reason that Traveling Masters doubled in size.
Baer, Al 10, 0, Wash State Doubles champ ’83 & ’85. 2nd Wash State All-events ’93 2160.
ABC 3rdhigh Series- 4 man team ’95.
*Barry, Mary Ann 0, 0, TBA Hall of Fame ’06. Pride in Excellence award winner ’99.
Bennett, Bob 3, 0, Threw 299 for RECORD Optional Doubles 599 Game with Mark Firkus.
*Blair, Dusty 10, 3-815, 10 300 games.
Boiling, Russ 0, 0, TBA Singles champ ’97.
Bond, Doug 0, 0, TBA Masters champ '92.
Bottari, Ken 1, 0, TBA All-events champ ’99.
*Bowman, Rob 4, 2-829, TBA Doubles champ ’93. 800 & 300 in Masters ’95-’96.
Branco, Glenn 14, 1-802, TBA Hall of Fame ’08. TBA Singles champ '98. TBA Doubles
champ '90. Shot 300 in 4 consecutive seasons in same league. Highest average 226
in '03-'04.
*Brizee, Alan 8, 1-807, Tucson Metro USBC Senior Masters Champion '14. TBA Doubles
champ ’76. Held the TBA record High sport game of 290 Oct. '03 for several seasons
and 1st to shoot a ‘Varipapa 300 on a sport shot in the TBA. Held ABC record for
highest sanctioned scores without a high score award for 38 months with 297 and
799 (shot in Masters) before 1st sanctioned 300 in Nov. ’99. 807 was stair step 278, 279
and 280. 3 300’s in Masters league and Traveling Masters All-Star team 3 times ’97,
’98 and ’03. High set at Tucson Bowl and in Masters, 799 ’93-’94. AKA “Mr. Stats” for
all the stats seen in Traveling Masters. Organized Tucson’s best sweeper with 1st
season from strike pots being $1600 in ‘97 and 7 seasons later being RECORD $8478
with $2573 added from Stats Plus, Sponsors and strike pots. Honored by Tucson
Tribute & Honor March 2011 for being Secretary of Traveling Masters and promoting
bowling. Bowled Masters league 14 seasons. Highest average 222 in ’01-’02, ’02-’03
and ’13-’14.
*Burke, Joey 19, 11-837, Triplicate 279’s for 837. 2 300’s in the Masters. Shot 300 in JBT.
*Burns, Dwight 14, 9-824, TBA Hall of Fame ’04. 3 time TBA Masters champ ’00, ’02 and
‘14. TBA All-events champ ’03. TBA Team champ twice. ACBA champ twice. TBA
Season High average 228 in ’99-’00. Highest average 237 in ’01-’02.
*Caruthers, Larry 0, 0, TBA Hall of Fame ’10. TBA Senior Masters champ ’99. TBA All-events
champ ’03.
*Castro, Gerrie 0, 0, TWBA Hall of Fame ’99.
*Centers, Brian 2, 0, TBA Team champ ’04. 2 300’s with a 299 in Traveling Masters ’03-’04.
First Tucson junior bowler to average 210 in ’97-’98. Highest average 226 in ’01-’02.
*Centers, Shane 3, 4-831, TBA Team champ ’01. 289 at ABC Nationals ’03. First 25 strikes in
his 831.
Chapman, Larry 0, 0, TBA All-events champ ’95.
Chase, Larry 4, 0, TBA Singles champ ’88. TBA Doubles champ ’88 and ’04.
*Clark, Andy P Sr. 7, 0, TBA Hall of Fame ’09. Original owner of Andy Clark’s Pro Shop
drilling for the pros when Cactus Bowl was 64 lanes.
*Clark, Andy T Jr. 1, 0, Operator of Andy Clark’s Pro Shop in Lucky Strike.
Clark, Jan 0, 0, Pride in Excellence Award winner ’03.
*Clark,Tom 9, 0, Bowled Masters league 10 seasons. Operator of Andy Clark’s Pro Shop
in Cactus Bowl and Fiesta Lanes.
*Colwell, Paul 13, 5-816, 5 Hall of Fames: AZ State ’87, TBA Charter, PBA ’91, Pima County ’94
and ABC (USBC) ’99. ABC Masters champ ’74. PBA champion 10 times, 2 Major (ABC
Masters & PBA National). Tucson Athlete of the Year ’75. ABC Classic Doubles champ
’74. TBA Masters champ ’83, ’84 and ’89. TBA All-events champ in 3 different decades,
’71, ’83 and ’92. Highest average 220 in ’94-’95. Co-creator of Traveling Masters
unique Qualifying and Divisional split season format.
*Cook, John V 34, 21-847, TBA Hall of Fame ’91, joined by his mother Nancy TWBA ’94. 5th
ABC All time High average- 4 person team and TBA record High average 245.05 in
’03-’04. Az State Masters champ ’94 and ’98. 5 time TBA Masters champ ’84, ’85, ’93,
’10 and ‘12. 8thplace ’96 ABC Masters. First bowler in TBA history to average 240 and
did it in consecutive seasons. High TBA Season average 3 consecutive seasons, 235
in ’01-’02, 241 in ’02-’03 and 245 in ’03-’04.
Cooper, Robert 0, 0, TBA All-events champ ’02.
Cotton, Steve 0, 0, TBA Singles champ ’95.
Curtis, Richard 0, 0, TBA All-events champ ’01.
*Davis, Al 10, 8-835, TBA Hall of Fame ’96 and joined by wife Sue in ‘08. TBA All-events champ ’90 and
’94. TBA Singles champ ’99. TBA Doubles champ ’90. Shot 300 each season the first 3 seasons of
the Traveling Masters. Shot TBA High series with his 835 in Traveling Masters ’97-’98. High TBA
average 233 ’91-’92 and 226 ’93-’94. Bowled Masters league 12 seasons. Highest average 234
’02-’03.
Davis, Gene 6, 3-858, New Mexico State Scr. Doubles champ ’01.
*Davis, Sue 0, 0, TBA Hall of Fame ’08 to join husband Al ’96. AZ State All-events champ. TWBA Doubles
champ twice. TWBA Team champ 3 times. Pride in Excellence award winner ’01. Highest average
205 ’00-’01.
*Dekker, Steve 2, 0, 2 300’s in Masters league.
*Dogoli, Joe 13, 8-835, TBA Hall of Fame ’07. TBA Doubles champ ’03.
Dommer,Keith 7,2-805, TBA Masters champ ’04. Citizen Classic league Rookie of the Year ’87-’88.
Espriu, Felipe 11, 1-834, TBA Doubles champ ’02.
Fezzey, Mike 7, 1-813, TBA Hall of Fame ’00. TBA All-events champ ’98. TBA Singles champ ’92. TBA
Doubles champ ’88. Highest average 224 ’00-’01.
*Field, Scott 2, 2-804, 2 300’s in Traveling Masters. Bowled Masters league 10 seasons.
*Firkus, Mark 1, 0, Threw 300 in RECORD Optional Doubles 599 game with Bob Bennett. Programmed
Traveling Masters Standings, stats and sweeper ’98-’99 so the sweeper bowlers would get paid
before 1 a.m.
Fish, Jim 0, 0, TBA All-events champ ’98.
Forrester, Dennis 17, 1-800, TBA Team champ ’95. Threw 3 300’s same center ’01-’02.
Frigon, Tom 13, 1-827, Pasadena BA, TX Hall of Fame. Hourma BA, LA All-events, Singles and Doubles
champ ’83. Montgomery BA, AL All-events champ ’88, Pasadena BA, TX All-events champ ’92
and ’96. Pasadena BA Singles champ ’97, Pasadena BA Team champ ’93, ’95 and ’96. TBA Team
champ ’01, ’02 and ’03. SBC All-events champ ’86. TX Scratch Invitational champ ’88. NBA champ
‘80 and ’81. 1 PBA 300.
Gardner, Steve 4, 1-804, TBA High Senior season average and Highest average 227 ’03-’04.
Garza, Armando Jr 1,0, TBA All-events champ ’96.
Gemello, Bennie 0, 0, Pride in Excellence Award winner ’97.
Griffin, Russ 0, 0, TBA All-events champ ’89. Bowled Masters league 13 seasons.
Grist, Colleen 0, 0, Shot Highest women’s series in the city with 792 (in another ABC league) ’98-’99.
Pride in Excellence Award winner ’00.
Gurney, Rick 0, 1-833, TBA Masters champ ’91.
Hansen, Wes 0, 0, TBA Singles champ ’02.
*Harris, Karry 0, 0, TBA Hall of Fame ’13.
Hedges, Bill II 2, 0, TBA Team champ ’96. ABT and Challenge champ. 7-10 and 4-6-7-10 conversion.
*Helwig, Fred 7, 3-815, First bowler to shoot 2 800’s in Masters league and did it in back-to-back
seasons ’98-’00. First bowler to shoot 3 800’s in Masters league. Bowled Masters league 13 for
seasons.
*Hemer, Jeff 0, 0, 299 in ABC Nationals ’04. Tournament Director and organizer of JBT.
*Hew, Eric 9, 6-873, TBA Hall of Fame ’05 joining wife, Linda Wallace ‘85. Held AZ state record 873 (from
another league and changing lanes after 2 games) ’93. TBA season High average 230 (128
games) ’97-’98 and 231 average (128 games) ’98-’99, 1st TBA bowler with back-to-back 230
averages. Co-creator with Linda Wallace of the Zen of Bowling.
*Hicks, Donna 1, 2-800, TWBA Hall of Fame ’96 elected same year as husband Gary & AZ State Hall of
Fame ’05. Tucson Queens Classic champ ’00. Shot women’s AZ state record with 780 (in another
league) ’97-’98. Shot highest women’s series at Lucky Strike Bowl with not one but two 767’s
’98-’99. Bowled Masters league 12 seasons.
*Hicks, Gary 9, 1-834, TBA Hall of Fame ’96, elected same year with wife Donna. TBA Masters champ ’88.
Bowled Masters league 12 seasons.
*Hiscox, Steve 8, 1-814, Highest Season average in Masters league ’91-‘96, highest average & TBA
Season High 228 ’92-’93. Co-creator of Traveling Masters unique Qualifying and Divisional split
season format.
*Hosp, Ken (Mr. 900) 17, 11-838, AZ State Hall of Fame ’95 and TBA Hall of Fame ’94. TBA All-events
champ in 3 different decades, ’77, ’89, and ’97. AZ State Masters champ and Shot 813 in AZ State
Masters. ACBA champ 9 times, Bowlers of the year twice. 1st 300 in AZ State tournament. Perfect
900 on 31 & 32 at old Cactus Bowl in Color pins and moonlight bowling ’10. Bowled Masters
league 10 seasons. Highest average 228 ’91-’92.
Jones, Caryn 0, 0, Pride in Excellence Award winner ’04.
Kelley, Jim 4, 0, TBA All-events champ ’04.
*Knop, Cory 1, 0, One of the Top 100 Coaches in the nation by Bowlers Journal magazine. Shot 300
2nd game before partner Joe Angelini shot his 300 the 4th game on a different pair, summer
2014 Doubles league at Camino Seco (how cool is that).
Kobs, Tim 0, 2-804, Milwaukee BA All-events champ ’91. Marble Arcade champ ’94.
Land, Mike 1, 0, TBA Hall of Fame ’98. TBA Singles champ ’01. TBA Doubles champ ’73. 800 and 300 in
Traveling Masters ’03-’04. Highest average 220 ’97-’98.
Laub, Larry 3, 4-833, PBA Hall of Fame ’85. TBA Masters champ ’85 and ’87. TBA All-events champ ’87,
’91 and ’96. TBA Singles champ ’87, ’89 and ’96. TBA Doubles champ ’86, ’87, ’93 and ’95. TBA
Season High average and highest average 230 (45 games) ’96-’97.
*Lawson, Roy 1, 1-804, TBA Hall of Fame (service) ’06. Secretary of Tucson Bowl Masters before the
league traveled.
Lee, Lloyd 7, 0 TBA Hall of Fame ’92. TBA Masters champ ’81.
Maddox, Larry 0, 0, TBA All-events champ ’87.
*Matheson, Lee 2, 0, AZ State Doubles champ.
McConnell, Bob 0, 0, TBA Hall of Fame (Service) ’92.
McCullough, Ed 0, 0, TBA Hall of Fame (Service) ’01..
*Meyer, Jack 0, 0, Threw 720 in TBA RECORD 5 man Team series 3663 ’00.
*Miller, Rich 3, 0, Bowled Masters league 10 seasons.
*Molno, Chuck 4, 1-841, TBA Senior Masters champ ’97. Bowled Masters league 11 seasons.
*Moret, Josh 2, 3-829, Only bowler to 3 peat 800 series from ’05-’08 seasons to close the Traveling
Masters league. Shot 300 in the final 2 seasons of the Traveling Masters.
Norman, Steve 1, 1-829, TBA Doubles champ ’89.
Oviedo, David 1, 0, TBA All-events champ ’91. TBA Singles champ ’91.
Padelford, Allen 0, 0, TBA All-events champ ’97.
Parker, Thelma 0, 0, Pride in Excellence Award winner ’02.
*Parsons, Ron 13, 4-824, 13 300 games.
*Payne, Bill 1,1-825, 800 & 300 in Traveling Masters ’01-’02.
Plasterer, Ryan 0, 0, AZ State Jr All-events, Singles and Doubles champ ’92.
Pollard, Dale 9, 1-812, ACBA champ ’98.
Radman, Karl 3, 0, TBA Doubles champ ’01. Shot 300 same season with wife JoAnna and son Jamie
’02-’03.
Ramsower, Don 0, 0, TBA Singles champ ’78.
*Rarick, Scott 14, 4-825, Back-to-back 300 seasons in Traveling Masters ’03-’05. Tied TBA season High
average and Highest average 230 (30 games) ’97-’98.
Renteria, Paul 7, 1-822, TBA Masters champ ’90. Won High Roller tournament twice. Highest average
229 ’91-’92.
Roh, Bill 4, 0, TBA All-events champ ’75, TBA Highest Senior season average and Highest average 222
’00-’01.
*Rohlik, Deano 2, 0, League champ back-to-back season and 3 times total. Bowled Masters league
13 seasons.
*Rychtarik, Carole 0, 0, TWBA Hall of Fame ’97. Pride in Excellence Award winner ’98.
*Sansone, Skip 5, 1-801, TBA Hall of Fame ’01. AZ State Masters champ ’98. TBA Masters champ ’03.
TBA Singles champ ’03. Highest average 224 ’96-’97.
Sansone, Sue 0, 0, TWBA Queens champ ’03. AZ State Amateur champ ’02.
Schloss, Ron 4, 2-837 TBA Doubles champ ’94.
*Schnell, Dale 24, 10-833, 4 800’s same season ’13-’14. 3 300’s same season ’03-’04. Highest average
225. Gen. Manager of Cactus Bowl.
Schwartz, Jack 0, 0, TBA Senior All-events champ ’02. TBA Senior Singles champ ’03. TBA Senior
Doubles champ ’02.
*Schwartz, Ken 1, 0, TBA Hall of Fame ’09. TBA Senior Masters 1st2 time winner ’00 and ’02. AZ State
Senior All-events champ ’02. TBA Senior All-events champ ’01. TBA Doubles champ ’97. AZ State
Senior Doubles champ ’01 and ’02. TBA Senior Doubles champ ’00, ’02 and ’03. TBA Team champ
’78, ’01, ’02 and ’03. AZ State Senior Team champ ’00.
*Segneri, Jeff 9, 5-855, TBA Hall of Fame ’04. TBA Masters champ ’93, ’99 and ’11. AZ State All-events
champ ‘96. TBA All-events ’02. TBA Doubles champ ’91. TBA Team champ 3 times. AZ US Open
champ ‘91. Highest average 239.
*Shipman, Greg 2, 0, 2 300’s in Masters league.
Simonar, Bill 0, 0, TBA All-events champ ’86.
*Shoup, Gene 12, 1-813, 12 300 games.
Smania, Kevin 8, 1-836, TBA Doubles champ ’94. TBA Highest average 226 ’95-’96. Highest average
227 ’97-’98.
Smith, Mike 0, 0, TBA Singles champ ’01.
Stalter, Steve 2, 0, TBA Singles champ ’02. Shot 759 ABC Nationals Singles ’05.
*Tantlinger, Jim 2, 0 TBA Hall of Fame (Service) ’06. Owner of Desert Sun Bowler’s Shop.
*Tietz, Roy 4, 0, AZ State Doubles champ ’76. ABC Nationals 17th place All-events,OK. 300 in back-to-
back weeks in another league ’11-’12. Organizer of Tucson Tribute and Honors. Honored many
bowlers on this list and 23 total, click on Tucson Tribute & Honors button on site map to view.
Drilled many 300 balls at Desert Sun Bowler’s Shop, including mine.
Todd, Walt 1, 1-831, TBA Doubles champ ’92.
*Tountas, Mike 1, 1-825, PBA Regional champ twice. TBA Singles champ ’96. TBA Doubles champ ’98.
300 in USBC Nationals ’14.
*Trotter, Betty 2, 0, TWBA Hall of Fame ’01. 2 300’s in Master’s league. 1st bowler to open a season in
Travel Masters with 300 ’99-’00. 2 300’s in Traveling Masters. Pride in Excellence Award winner ’97.
Highest average 208 ’02-’03.
*Turley, Curtis 0, 0, TBA Senior Masters champ (the 1st tournament) ’95. Bowled Masters league 12
seasons. Founder of 210 Challenge and Challenge tournaments.
*VanDyke, Shawn 2, 0, 2 300’s in Masters league.
*Vaughn, Bob 12, 2-821, TBA Hall of Fame ’07. ABC Nationals Team champ (Eagle in regular division)
’76 with Dewey Yoho. Air Force Nationals champ ’65.
Vaughn, Nick 6, 3-836, TBA Doubles champ ’98. 1 PBA 300. Highest average 225 ’96-’97.
*Vegas, Ed 1, 0, TBA Hall of Fame ’09.
*Wallace,Linda 3, 0, TWBA Hall of Fame ’85. Pima County Hall of Fame ’04. AZ State Masters champ ’93.
TBA Doubles champ ’00 and ‘03. Held two top 3 All-time series and game records. Co-creator
with Eric Hew of the Zen of Bowling. Highest average 220 (128 games) ’95-’96.
*Walls, Shawn 4, 1-803, AZ State All-events champ ’90. Bowled Masters league 12 seasons.
*Washburn, Scott 2, 1-814, TBA Hall of Fame ’12. TBA Masters champ ’05. Team USA AZ State amateur
champ ’00. TBA Doubles champ ’93. TBA Team champ ’83. Highest average 225 ’02-’03.Hew
Webb, Pete 0, 0, TBA Doubles champ ’03.
Wehrly, David 6, 1-814, TBA Masters champ ’95. TBA Singles champ ’04. AZ Sate Amateur champ ’02.
High season average in Masters 222 ’95-’96. Shot 811 in Traveling Masters ’99-’00. Highest
average 221 ’95-’96.
Westling, Don 6, 1-814, TBA Doubles champ ’04.
*Wilder, Doug 5, 2-812, TBA Hall of Fame ’06. AZ State champ twice. TBA champ twice. Highest season
average in Masters 212 ’93-’94. Bowled Masters league 12 seasons.
*Yoho, Dewey 12, 3-826, TBA Hall of Fame Charter, joined by son Robbie ‘99. ABC Nationals Team
champ (Eagle in Regular division) ’76 with Bob Vaughn. TBA All-events champ ’70 and ’00.TBA
Singles champ ’70 and ’00.TBA Doubles champ ’97.
*Yoho, Robbie 0, 0, TBA Hall of Fame ’99, joining father Dewey, Charter member.
Zook, Jim 4, 1-816, TBA Hall of Fame ’83. TBA Doubles champ ’85.
Lots of bowlers with lots of achievements! A great league with GREAT BOWLERS!!
A great league that many won't forget!
L to R: Brizee, Blanco, Burns and Mr. 900
Hosp in front of the T.M. boards.