Santa Ana : Baseball Coach Makes Hit in State Lotto Game
A volunteer baseball coach who owns a carpet-cleaning business was one of three people to win $387,216 from last week’s California Lotto game after picking five of the six numbers, plus a bonus number, a lottery official said Tuesday.
Terry Wollaston, 34, bought his winning ticket at a liquor store and deli, lottery spokesman John Schade said.
Wollaston owns the Tri-City Carpet Service in Santa Ana and is a volunteer baseball coach at Orange High School, Schade said. Wollaston could not be reached for comment Tuesday.
The three Lotto players who correctly chose five of the six winning numbers plus the bonus number split a pot of $1.16 million, Schade said.
The second winner was identified as Dorothy Rush, 55, of Santa Barbara. Schade said the third winner has not come forward to claim the prize.
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