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Sunday, June 12, 2011

Cloveleaf Family Bowl

Fremont

Super Senior Scratch Doubles #1

Check-in at Noon

Bowl at 1:00pm

All bowlers must be at least 50 years of age

You're 50...60...70...or older, and you're still competitive. OK, so here's your chance to

knock down some pins.

$120 Entry Fee

1-4 Pay Ratio

Limited to 24 Teams

6-Games Qualifying

ALL CASHERS ADVANCE TO FINALS

Minimum 1st Place - even if we were

to have just a few teams - is $400

Here are the minimum top prizes:

up to 8 Teams - 1st Place - $400

12 Teams - 1st Place - $450

16 Teams - 1st Place - $500

20 or more teams - 1st Place - $550 Minimum

With a full squad of 24 teams, payouts will be at least:

1st Place - $600

2nd Place - $350

3rd Place - $270

4th Place - $250

5th Place - $170

6th Place - $150

Of course, we're also offering side pots and brackets.

The PRO Dress Code

We strive to maintain a positive and professional image of PRO and the sport of bowling. One of the ways we do this is through our dress code.

Bowlers must wear a PBA-approved shirt, with or without a collar, name not required. Bowlers may NOT wear ordinary t-shirts to bowl.

Men are required to wear slacks or "dress shorts."* Cutoffs and similar casual attire or "beach wear" is not acceptable.

Women must wear skirts or "dress shorts." As with the men, cutoffs and similar casual attire or "beach wear" is not acceptable.

* Dress Shorts Q&A

Q: What are "dress shorts"?

A: Well, at first we figured it would be pretty easy to define the term. We'd start by saying what weren't dress shorts, something along the lines of "No cutoffs, no athletic shorts, no cargo shorts..." Then we went shopping and saw that brand-name "dress shorts" cost a lot of money. Soon after, we saw a pair of darn good-looking, $25 linen cargo shorts and began to rethink the "dress shorts" thing. Here's what we came up with: while cutoffs and athletic shorts are still banned, we think "dress shorts" simply means "really short slacks."

You know what we mean: look presentable. A nice shirt, a nice pair of slacks or shorts. If you look like a slob, we'll either fine you or we won't let you bowl.