1st Annual Phillip Talley Memorial Scholarship Tournament

July 27th, 2013 @ 1:00pm

Forum Bowl

Entry deadline date July 13th

Please mail all entries to: Tournament Director P.O. Box 182507 Arlington, TX 76096 Make checks/money orders payable to: Jack Rogers Please e-mail TalleyMemorial@hotmail.com or call (817) 727-5168 for additional questions

Tournament Rules
1. The Phillip Talley Memorial Scholarship Tournament is open to all members in good standing with USBC. Tournament will be limited to the first 55 paid team entries. 2. Each teams total handicap will be determined by combining all 4 members handicaps (individual handicap basis will be 90% of 220). 3. Averages for this tournament are to be the highest average of 21or more games bowled in any USBC-certified league at the end of the previous league season (2012-2013), as recorded on Bowl.com. Averages established in certified leagues in the 2012 summer season shall be accepted as an official average if there is no previous fall season average. Summer league averages will only be used if a bowler has no previous fall season average. Bowlers who do not have an established average of 21 games or more shall be required to bowl scratch (220). 4. Failure to use the proper average shall disqualify the bowlers scores if submitted average is lower than actual average. 5. Any four USBC members can bowl (male/female/any combination), provided they are eligible under rule #1. 6. All entry fees must accompany the entry form in full. Entry fee will be $120.00 per team ($30.00/person). The deadline to submit completed entry form and payment is July 13, 2013. 7. Captains must check-in 30 minutes prior to the bowling tournament start time. 8. No entry forms will be accepted unless properly filled out, listing all players full names and correct averages along with the captains name, address and contact information. Prize fund checks will be made to the team captain. 9. This tournament shall be played in strict compliance with the rules and regulations of the USBC.
Team Entry Fee ($120) Prize Fund Scholarship Fund Lineage Expenses Disbursement $50.00 $30.00 $30.00 $10.00 Prize Fund $2,500 (Top 10% get Paid) Example Payout (based on 50 entries) 1st: $1,000.00 / Team 2nd: $600.00 / Team 3rd : $400.00 / Team 4th: $300.00 / Team 5th: $200.00 / Team

Entry Form

Team Name: _____________________________________________________________ Team Captain: _____________________________ Phone: ______________________ Address: _________________________________________________________________ E-mail: ___________________________________________________________________

Bowlers Name (Indicate Bowling Order) 1. 2. 3. 4.

USBC ID#

USBC Average

I Certify I have read the rules and all averages are verified. Team Captain Signature: ____________________________________

Do Not Write in Space Below OFFICIAL USE ONLY Entry Number Date Received

Tournament held will be held July 27th, 2013 @ 1:00pm at: Forum Bowl 2001 S. Great Southwest Parkway Grand Prairie, TX 75051 (972) 641-4406

Tournament Mission
The Phillip Talley Memorial Scholarship Tournament was created in the memory of Phillip Talley who was tragically taken from us on July 13, 2008. One quarter of the entry fees collected from this tournament will be used to fund the Phillip Talley Memorial Scholarship Fund at Martin High School in Arlington, Texas. The Phillip Talley Memorial Scholarship at Martin High School will award multiple $500 scholarships each year to outstanding graduating seniors pursuing an education in fine arts. Phillip was born July 26, 1984 in Arlington, Texas. He was a 2003 graduate of Martin High School, where he was a member of the Varsity Warrior ice hockey team. His energetic personality was admired by everyone who came into his life. Phillip's love of hockey began in the 5th grade, and he continued to play as a goalie for the Army of Twelve Monkeys, the Warriors, and the Patriots. "Diddy", a favorite nickname among his friends, formed many deep friends throughout the years. He enjoyed life and continued to stay in touch with "the gang". Phillip's enthusiasm carried over in his teaching at Children's Courtyard, where he taught in the after school program. "Mr. Phil", as his kids affectionately called him, was well-loved by his co-workers, the children he adored, and their parents. Phillip is deeply missed by his family, his Courtyard family, his hockey family, and his friends.