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Regional Action => NorthCentral => Topic started by: Rick Wunder on May 21, 2007, 02:11:02 AM
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2007 Tucker Scratch Championship
$1000.00 first place guaranteed.
Sunset Bowl
2015 N. Lewis Avenue
Waukegan, IL
847-336-8001
Remaining qualifying squads: Monday, May 21 and Wednesday, May 23 at 7:00 PM
Match Play Finals: Friday, May 25 at 7:00 PM
This tournament is open to all USBC sanctioned bowlers.
Entry fee: $65.00 Maximum of two entries per person. Payout: 1 out of 5
Qualifying rounds will consist of 8 games across 16 lanes.
Top 16 scores from qualifying will advance to match play.
Match play will be 1 vs. 16, 2 vs. 15, etc. Best two of three games.
Winners advance to the next round of match play, losers are eliminated.
USBC sanctioned - all USBC rules apply
Entry fee broken down as follows: Lineage: $18.25 + Expenses: $3.75 + Prize fund: $43.00 = $65.00. 100% of the prize fund will be returned.
Squads will be limited to 64 bowlers. Reservations are recommended.
For information regarding entry, squads, or any other questions, contact tournament co-directors Mike Tucker 847-276-8404 or Karla Lewis 847-276-8902
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RW (THB)
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Made it down for this tourney and wanted to give my $.02 - Mike and Karla both do a very nice job with this tournament. THS with some huge scores in qualifying - but also some very good players from SE WI and NE IL. He mentioned that he will be trying to move the date up earlier in the year next year to try and increase entries. Definitely worth the trip!! Now, if I can just work on making a 10 pin in match play..........
By the way, was nice to meet you Rick....
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"I feel sorry for people that don't drink, when they wake up in the morning that's the best they're going to feel all day" - Frank Sinatra
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Hey Rick I didn't see you in the semi's in the ABT Chicagoland Open at Woodview.....I guess you couldn't get anything to work playing the O.B.?
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Chi Cubs in "07"
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Chris - it was good to meet you, too. I, too, think that Mike and Karla do a nice job on this tournament. I'll be back.
bag - I couldn't get anything (mostly me) to work anywhere at Woodview. When I had a decent look, I decided not to make spares. Then, I just shut down and played badly overall. I went to play the companion tournament at Streamwood on Monday. I showed up at Woodview during the finals in time to see the same two guys win that won at Wheaton about a month ago.
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RW (THB)
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Don Czyznik beat Ed Seliga in the final match for the win.
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RW (THB)
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Not to be demeaning, or sarcastic, but in the rules it is stated that it is open to all USBC sanctioned bowlers, if it's a scratch tournament, why do they need to be sanctioned.
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for bonding purposes, usbc sanctioned tourney requres all bowlers to be usbc sanctioned to maintain the bonding procedure
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Triggerman
F.O.S Loud, F.O.S. Proud
Lane #1 Baby
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Normally it means that if an unsanctioned person comes in, they'll have to buy a sanction. But they may not have anyone there to handle new sanctions.
SH
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I know all the rules behind sanctioning leagues nad tournamnets, what I am asking you people is; if it is a scratch tournament what does it matter if I have a sanction card or not;
For bonding purposes it doesn't matter one bit if the bowler is sanctioned, it matters if the Tournament is;
As far as keeping tabs on people, weather or not he/she won over the alotted money for re-rating purposes, it is a scratch tournament, so that wont matter either.
As far as awards are concerned, take part of the prize fund and award it to the bowlers that actually shot something big. Doesn't have to be much. Let that money build up from year to year. If nobody shoots anything big, leave that money in the tournament for the following year.
Other than national recognition; why?