Briefly In Sports

Pro bowling in Fountain Valley

The PBA Tour has returned to Fountain Bowl this week for the One A Day Dick Weber Open, which began Tuesday and continues through Sunday.

The Dick Weber Open has become the unofficial “fifth major” on the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour schedule because it has an open qualifying format and features the “traditional” format used in the PBA’s early years, when Dick Weber was a dominant player.

PBA Hall of Famer Norm Duke is trying for his 34th career title this week, while Hall of Famer Pete Weber will try to win the event named after his father.

The action continues until the finals at 10 a.m. Sunday, which will be televised live on ESPN2. For ticket information, visit www.pba.com.

Huntington Beach softball holding alumnae game

The Huntington Beach High varsity softball team will be holding its first alumni softball game Feb. 20 at the high school.

The program is looking for any local alumnae who played varsity softball at the school over the years and would be interested in playing in this year’s game against the 2010 team.

The Oilers are looking to reconnect with former players.

Events start at 1 p.m., followed by a game and a family barbecue.

To be added to the list to be contacted, e-mail [email protected] with your name and contact information or visit www.hboilerssoftball.com.

Ocean View baseball holding poker night

The Ocean View High baseball boosters are holding a Texas Hold-Em Poker fundraiser from 5 to 9 p.m. Feb. 20 at the Centerfield Bar in Huntington Beach.

The entry donation is $60 and re-buys are available. There will be prizes for the top nine finishers, as well as raffles.

For more information, contact Ocean View Coach Shane Borowski at (714) 848-0656, ext. 4358 or [email protected].