| Wheaton Bowl |
Masters Division |
June 8-9, 2002 |
| 80 Entries @ $40.00 Each |
$3,200.00 |
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| 9 First Time Entries from Sunday Special Squads @ $50.00 Each |
$450.00 |
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| Bonus Bucks |
$525.00 |
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| Total Prize Fund Paid Out |
$4,175.00 |
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PLACE |
FINALIST |
GAMES |
SCORE W/HCP |
PRIZE AMOUNT |
| 1 | Gordon Anderson | 3 | 636 | *$1,350.00 |
| 2 | Jon Chonar | 1 | 182 | $500.00 |
| 3 | W. Vince Banks | 1 | 185 | *$355.00 |
| 4 | Rick Slusin | 3 | 679 | *$270.00 |
| 5 | Timothy Culp | 2 | 375 | $175.00 |
| 6 | Harvey Lee | 1 | 204 | $155.00 |
| 7 | Angelo Pancotto | 1 | 204 | $135.00 |
| 8 | Chris Regas | 1 | 199 | $115.00 |
| *Includes Bonus Bucks | ||||
| PLACE | CUT | SEMIFINALIST | CITY/STATE | HDCP | SCORE W/HCP | PRIZE AMOUNT |
| 1 | +104 |
Jon Chonar |
Arlington Heights, IL | 13+3 | 704 |
****** |
| 2 | +77 | W. Vince Banks | Dolton, IL | 4 | 677 | ****** |
| 3 | +73 | Gordon Anderson | Bolingbrook, IL | 16+2 | 673 | ****** |
| 4 | +73 | Timothy Culp | Naperville, IL | 10 | 673 | ****** |
| 5 | +67 | Harvey Lee | Grayslake, IL | 10+2 | 667 | ****** |
| 6 | +64 | Chris Regas | Joliet, IL | 16 | 664 | ****** |
| 7 | +45 | Rick Slusin | Crystal Lake, IL | 82 | 645 | ****** |
| 8 | +36 | Angelo Pancotto | Woodridge, IL | 15+4 | 636 | ****** |
| 9 | +27 | Gordon Brown | Arlington Heights, IL | 15+2 | 627 |
$105.00 |
| 10 | +24 | Dominic Pelc | Berwyn, IL | 5 | 624 | $100.00 |
| 11 | +19 | Mark Evans | Mt. Prospect, IL | 8 | 619 | $100.00 |
| 12 | +3 | Dan Bailey | White Cloud, MI | 6 | 603 | $100.00 |
| 13 | +1 | Stephen Lewis | Evanston, IL | 12+4 | 601 | $95.00 |
| 14 | -13 | Florencio Serain | Hanover Park, IL | 19+2 | 587 | $95.00 |
| 15 | -18 | Chris Dale | Lombard, IL | 20 | 582 | $90.00 |
| 16 | -19 | J.S. Scaletta | Algonquin, IL | 17 | 581 | $90.00 |
| 17 | -34 | Ken Flynn | St. Charles, IL | 17+2 | 566 | $85.00 |
| 18 | -46 | Peter Hykes | Chicago, IL | 14 | 554 | $80.00 |
| 19 | -51 | Jack Keith | Bolingbrook, IL | 20+2 | 549 | $80.00 |
| MASTERS CUT: +59 SUNDAY SPECIAL CUT: +30 | |||
HIGH PREPAID SERIES |
HIGH PREPAID
GAME |
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| 295 POTS: Games 2-4 @ $500.00 Game 1 @ $315.00 | |||
| BONUS BUCKS CARRYOVER: $1,020.00 | |||
| Previous Super Bowl Total | $2,669.00 | Total Prize Fund Paid Out |
$4,175.00 |
| 89 Entries @ $1.00 Each | $ 89.00 |
24 Late Entries @ $2.00 Each |
$48.00 |
| Spring Nationals Entries | $ 135.00 | ||
| 9 Fines @ $2.00 Each | $ 18.00 |
Optionals |
$2,657.00 |
| 7 Fines @ $5.00 Each | $ 35.00 | Champion Shirt |
$75.00 |
| New Super Bowl Total | $2,946.00 | Total Paid Out This Event |
$6,955.00 |
Back row, left to right: Ed Rabb, Manager;
Gordon Anderson, 1st
Front row, left to right: Jon Chonar, 2nd; Rick Slusin, T3rd
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Gordon Anderson won his first ABT Masters title with a 203-182 victory over Jon Chonar at Wheaton Bowl. In match one of the eight-man stepladder finals, Rick Slusin 261 defeated Angelo Pancotto 204 and Chris Regas 199. In match two, Slusin 235 defeated Tim Culp 207 and Harvey Lee 204. In match three, Gordon Anderson 238 defeated Vince Banks 185 and Rick Slusin 183. Anderson opened the title match with a turkey to take early control and build his lead to 32 pins after five frames. Chonar cut into the lead in the second half of the match, but Anderson easily hung on and won by the final score of 203-182. Champion's Profile: Gordon Anderson is 50 years old and employed by Rexnord, Inc. He has four children: Brenda, Steve, Rick, and Sheila. Gordon has been bowling for 37 years and currently bowls league at Lombard Lanes. His high game is 300 and he has a 790 high series to his credit. Gordon was using a Storm Trauma Response drilled by Dave Camastro. Gordon is a self-taught bowler and said that he had no immediate plans for his winnings. He thanked Wheaton Bowl, the ABT, and all of the other participants. Gordon said that the victory over Jon Chonar was "sweet revenge" since Jon had defeated Gordon in the finals of a previous ABT event. congratulations Gordon!Tournament Notes: Congratulations to Mark Clark, who has graduated from the ABT Masters. Mark's recent performances have left little doubt that he is ready for bigger things. We congratulate him on his fine bowling and wish him the best in all future bowling endeavors.
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