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The East's Most Read Bowling Weekly

Sports ReporterThe Nation's Leading Bowling Tournament Newspaper Since 1940

Vol. 71 No. 7 April 21 - 27, 2010 50 cents

Rhino Page Wins PBA Experience Showdown

HOPELAWN, NJ Sean Williams

found perfection in a 300 game

and finished the session with a

high series of 685 in the Vacation

League at Majestic Lanes.

Lauro Perez pitched 268-213-

647, Mike Garcia 222-201, and

Christine Gallagher 169.

Fairleigh Dickinson Univ. Tops Nebraska

To Win NCAA Championships

Sean Williams Blasted 300

At Majestic Lanes

ARLINGTON, Texas Rhino

Page of Dade City, Fla., made crit-

ical shots when he needed them

most to nip Bill ONeill of

Southampton, Pa., in the PBA

Experience Showdown at the

International Training and

Research Center.

Page, in a field of five Lumber

Liquidators PBA Tour stars and a

lone United States Bowling

Congress Sport Bowling league

member, won an abbreviated five-

frame 108-104 decision overONeill in a PBA Tour special

event that aired on ESPN. It took

clutch conversions of a 1-3-9 spare

in the first frame and a 2-4-7 in the

third to edge ONeill, whose failure

to convert the 1-2-4-10 washout

proved to be his Achilles heel.

The Showdown was a first-of-its-

kind contest featuring five PBA

Experience lane condition champi-

ons (Norm Duke, Cheetah pattern;

Mike DeVaney, Scorpion; Jack

Jurek, Shark; ONeill, Chameleon,

and Page, Viper) along with Kevin

Reuer, a USBC Sport Bowling

league member from Hoffman

Estates, Ill. Reuer, who bowls in

the Beverly Lanes Sport League in

Arlington Heights, Ill., won a

national competition among thou-sands of USBC PBA Experience

League bowlers for the right to

bowl against the PBA stars.

The made-for-television event

required all six players to bowl a

single frame on each of the five

animal patterns and then repeat

that process to complete a 10-frame

game. After one full round, the

field was trimmed to the two high-

est scores for a five-frame champi-

onship game, also across all five

patterns. In sequence, players

bowled one frame each on the

Shark, Chameleon, Viper, Scorpion

and Cheetah patterns.

Reuer started the qualifying

round with a 173. Duke followed

with a 213. Page, bowling third,

looked like he was in immediatetrouble, leaving the 3-6-7-10 on his

first shot on the Shark lane. He

converted that spare, but he missed

a 2-7 left-side baby split in the

second frame on the Chameleon

lane. Page then rallied to salvage a

223, putting together a string of

four strikes in his second five-

frame round.

After a spare in his opening

frame, ONeill threw six consecu-

tive strikes and then struck out in

the 10th frame on the Cheetah pat-

tern for a 258 game.

That meant Jurek or DeVaney

needed to top Pages 223 to remain

in title contention. Jurek finished

with a 197 and DeVaney, who start-

ed with four strikes, left a big

four split on his second trip to theChameleon lane to stall his bid.

Needing a strike on his first shot in

the 10th frame to knock out Page,

DeVaney left a 6 pin and finished

with a 217.

In the finale, ONeill again

jumped into the lead with a double,

but the washout in the fourth

frame proved to be the difference

as Page alternated spares and

strikes for his four-pin victory.

I got pretty fortunate that Bill

made a bad shot and I was able to

capitalize. It was kind of a lucky

draw the way the lanes were set up

because I struggled the whole show

with the Shark, Page said.

It was really a challenge chang-

ing angles on every lane, he

added. I was lucky to throw thatfour-bagger in the first round just to

give myself a chance, and even

then I was able to dodge a couple of

bullets from Duke and DeVaney.

For his victory, Page collected a

$25,000 first prize.

Frank SanFelice 300 at Plaza

Josh Bindhammer Hit 300

At Holiday Bowl

MADISON, NJ Frank SanFelice

blasted a 300 game in the Pat

Martinelli Friday Classic League

at Plaza Lanes.

Cesare Badolato hit 279, Paul

Shiel 268-758, Pete Caporaso 723,

Mike Yoboud 717, Ellen Moore

265-699, and Joy Wona 206.

OAKLAND, NJ Josh

Bindhammer blasted a 300 game

in the Sal Marino Budweiser

Classic League at Holiday Bowl.Frank Disparti shot near perfect

with a 299 game and finished with

the session high series at 777. Dan

Gerardi rolled a 730 set followed

by Gary Trafucci with 717, Brian

Stackhouse 716, Brian Denhartog710, Jon Homan 708, Bob Lippi

and Jim Malcolm 705.

Sean Riccardi 300 at Carolier

Fairleigh Dickinson University

defeated the 2009 defending champi-

ons University of Nebraska-Lincolnin the best of 7 games to win the

2010 National Collegiate Womens

Bowling Championship in a contest

that went the distance.

Competing in the event were:

Arkansas State, Central Missouri,

Delaware State, Fairleigh Dickinson,

Maryland Eastern Shore, New Jersey

City University, and Vanderbuilt.

After ten matches the battle was

down to the final four, Arkansas,

FDU, Nebraska and NJCU who were

hosting the championships at

Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes in

North Brunswick, NJ. This was the

first time that the event contested in

New Jersey and made for quite thecheering sections when the two New Jersey teams

went to battle in the final four where NJCU fell to FDU

before Nebraska beat Arkansas.

The championship match as televised on ESPN went

the limit and when all seven games were finished it

was FDU taking home the NCAA 2010 Championship

trophy. FDU Coach Mike LoPresti said, I had a con-

versation with my assistant Lisa Friscioni, and I asked

her, Do you believe this match? Nobody is throwing

opens. Everyone is throwing doubles when they need

doubles. The momentum swings were unbelievable.

LoPresti went on to say, It was a fantastic match to

coach. There was a real chess game going on between

the coaches in terms of how you move your players,

what equipment you use, and motivating players to

make shots under pressure. Both teams were well-pre-

pared today, thats for sure.The FDU Knights Danielle McEwan of Stony Point,

NY, a freshman, earned the most outstanding player titleand commented on her not striking in the first two

games she said, In the beginning, I didnt have a very

good line. It took me a couple of frames to get the nerves

out. I made some adjustments and I figured it out.

Sharing the championship spotlight are team mem-

bers; Brianna Carlo, Dumont, N.J., Joley Carrillo,

Clifton, N.J., Rikki Del Donno, Levittown, Pa., Tracy

Ganjoin, Brick, N.J., Kristen Graham, Hawthorne,

N.J., Meghan Kelly, Howell, N.J., Sara Litteral,

Chesterfield, Mich., Erica Perez, Carteret, N.J.,

Nichole Toto, Piscataway, N.J., Jessica Wahler,

Dunellen, N.J., Coach Mike LoPresti, and Assistant

Coach Lisa Friscioni.

New Jersey City University did an outstanding job

hosting the tournament as Sports Information Director

Ira Thor kept the media and fans updated with live

tweets on Twitter and head coach Frank Parisi servedas tournament director.

Fairleigh Dickinson Womens Bowling team beat defending champion

Nebraska to win the 2010 National Championship.

NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ Sean

Riccardi earned top honors in the

Middlesex County Major League

at Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes

blasting games of 300-223-267 for

a high series of 790.

Frank Leo shot 280-244-258-

782, Brain Fazzino 299-214-267-

780, Bob Kontra 246-256-256-

758, Ray Smarsh 290-209-256-

755, Bill Paley 247-247-257-751,

Jennifer Russo-Horvath 245-254-

250-749, Pete Danyo, Jr. 279-243-

226-748, J.D. Santalucia 279-269-

741, Christine Kukoda 215-237-

285-737.

Pat Jones 300 at Majestic LanesHOPELAWN, NJ Pat Jones took

the spotlight firing a 300 game

while rolling in the NJ Turnpike

League then added games of 258and 248 for a 687 series.

Tom Boscia shot 258-248-700,

Michael Morris 226-238-224-688,

Drew Rucinski 207-235-626, and

Ceferino Rivera 238-226-611.


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2 SPORTS REPORTER April 21 - 27, 2010

"Often, the most extraordinary opportunities are hidden among the

seemingly insignificant events of life. If we do not pay attention to these

events, we can easily miss the opportunities."

-Jim Rohn

Every bowler needs some

help now and then.

Here are some short tips from

some of the best.

All instructors urge bowlers

to set up properly by purchasing

their own personally designed

equipment, balls and shoes inparticular.

Paula Carter, elected to the

Womens International Bowling

Congress Hall of Fame, and a

longtime instructor and pro

shop owner, said, If a bowler is

serious, rather than go through

stages of upgrading equipment,

he or she should use the best and

be taught how to use it. I would

even encourage a relaxed finger-

tip grip for the first ball, as

opposed to a conventional grip,

Once bowlers learn that the

thumb goes all the way into the

ball and theres actually more of

the hand on the ball with a fin-gertip, its easier for them to

adapt.

Bill Spigner, a pro champ

who instructs regularly, pointed

out, A bowler, when fitted

properly, should be able to han-

dle a heavier ball than that they

pick up off the rack. The ball is

an extension of the hand, and

once timing is achieved, the ball

will actually feel lighter.

Pete Weber, an all time lead-

ing money winner on the pro

tour, advised, There are

bowlers who get into slumps and

wont ask for help. They think

everything will be okay if they

practice. But when youre in a

slump and youre doing some-

thing over and over, youre

practicing throwing the ball

badly every shot. If bowlers

would ask for help from some

coach, theyd learn quicker, butI think theyre too shy to ask.

Jerry Edwards, who lists jun-

ior, collegiate and pro champi-

onships on her record and

coached Team USA and con-

ducts seminars and clinics,

warned that in team play theres

a new type of gamesmanship, a

subtle form of needling. It can

end up being a kind of head

game.

For instance you might hear

someone tell a left-handed

bowler, I like what you do with

your right arm. That gentle

prodding is obviously meant to

get you off main game focus.Or a bowler might say, So,

do you breathe in or out when

you bowl?

Edwards concluded, You

have to realize those things can

happen, and not let them affect

your game. They can be discon-

certing if youre not ready for

them. Bowling isnt a reactive

sport where you are responding

physically to what is happening.

However, you do have to be

ready to handle the mental gym-

nastics that can go on, and still

continue to play your game.

GO FOR THE GOLD

THE EMPIRE STATE GAMES

ARE BACK!

Bowlers will once again have

the opportunity to compete in

New Yorks premiere amateur

sporting event, The Empire State

Games. After a one-year hiatus

due to the state budget woes, the

Games are back and scheduled

for July 21-25 in Buffalo.

The bowling competition, a

scratch event (no handicap), will

be held at Transit Lanes in

Williamsville. The Games, start-ed in 1978, are the largest state

funded athletic event in the

United States. Thousands of ath-

letes will compete in various

sports including bowling.

A bowler must first compete at

the regional level before advanc-

ing to the finals in Williamsville.

Regional competition will be

held in six areas of the state

beginning in May. The Regional

Competition centers are:

Western Region -AMF Thruway

Lanes, Cheektowaga; Central

Region Brandywine Bowl,

Binghamton; Adirondack

Region Boulevard Bowl,Schenectady; Hudson Valley

Region - Holiday Lanes,

Wappingers Falls; New York

City Region Rabs Country

Lanes, Staten Island; Long

Island Region - North Levittown

Lanes, Levittown. Bowlers must

compete in the region where they

reside and only in one division

(Open OR Masters). Entry fee is

$40.00 (Open or Masters

Division).

Regional competition in the

Open Division will begin with

athletes bowling six games.

After the completion of six

games, the field will be cut to a

maximum of 16 men and 16

women (minimum of six men

and six women) who will bowl

another four games. The field

will then be cut to the top six

men and the top six women based

on a ten game total. These six

men and women will then com-

pete in a round robin match play

with a position round. The top

three male bowlers and the top

three female bowlers will

advance to the finals of the bowl-ing competition at the 2010

Empire State Games to represent

their region as a team. Past or

current members of a profession-

al bowlers group are not eligible

to compete in the Open Division.

There is also a Masters

Division (for competitors 50

years and older). The Masters is

similar to the Open Competition

but with fewer games and fol-

lows the format of other senior

competition in the Games. Past

members of a professional

bowlers group are eligible in the

Masters Division provided they

have not competed as a profes-sional in the previous three years.

To enter the regional competi-

tion, go to

www.empirestategames.org,

click on Summer Games, then

How To Register. Entry fees

must be paid with a debit or cred-

it card. On-site registration (also

transacted with a debit or credit

card, not cash) may not be avail-

able in all regions, so be sure to

enter in advance in advance of

the regional competition!

For further details, contact a

regional coordinator or the NYS

Bowling Council (518-464-1176;

[email protected]).

Sports ReporterEditor/Publisher - Dan McDonough

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Member

FINAL

FRAMEJohn Miekoski

John Miekoski , Special Events

Director for High Roller, Inc.,

passed away Saturday, April 3.

A member of the High Roller

staff since 1988, John joined the

firm after bowling in High Roller

tournaments since 1984. He lived

in Las Vegas since 1988, moving

from New Jersey when he started

working with High Roller. He

became an Assistant Director,

until being named Special EventsDirector in the late 90s.

John worked very closely with

the Edelman family as a key

employee until he became ill this

past January. He was 54 years

old.

John will be missed tremen-

dously by our staff and the thou-

sands of bowlers he had made

friends with during his long asso-

ciation with High Roller, stated

Brad Edelman. John was part of

our family and will be remem-

bered always.

Annette Barnes

Won a

Harley Davidson

MotorcycleBowlers from all over the coun-

try are flocking to Reno for the

USBC Open Championships, but

one New Yorker hit the most

unexpected strike of this years

tournament at Silver Legacy

Resort Casino.

Annette Barnes of Flushing,

New York scored big on the Power

Strike-Harley Davidson machines

on Wednesday, March 17. Annette

won the jackpot, a beautiful new

Harley Davidson Dyna Low Rider

motorcycle, worth approximately

$18,000.

It was unbelievable!

explained Barnes, who had only

been playing for about five min-

utes when she threw the lucky

strike. She hit 9 fireballs on a

penny bet to win the grand prize

Hog. This is the fourth Harley to

be given away at Silver Legacy

since the Power Strike-Harley

Davidson game began.

Silver Legacy invites all their

friends at the USBC Open to

explore the fun they have to offer!Including a special Welcome

Package full of valuable coupons

for food, drinks and play, as well

as deals on their shows and retail,

spa and salon services.


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G O B O W L

HY-W AY BOW LROUTE 22, UNION, NJ

908-687-9300DANNY WILLIAMS, PROPRIETORAL BRIDGES, MANAGER

Andrew Davidowicz 777 at Holiday BowlOAKLAND, NJ Andrew Davidowicz topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Mens League at Holiday Bowl firing 278 game for a

high series of 777.

Dwayne Shuart rolled 267-750, Al Winkler 743, Lenny Frost 724, John

Cosentini 257-723, Ken Krueger 279-717, Bill Gilchrist 263-714, Tom

Stelilngwerf 268-713, Sam Perrotta, Jr. 703, Brian Higgins 702, Steve

Lindsey 697, and Tim Dunkerly and Jack Baldwin 695.

ROCKVILLE, NY Terence

Johnson posted a 289 game en

route to a 742 set while contest-

ing in the Mike DeMarco

Invitational at Rockville Center

Lanes. Dennis Shapiro with high

game of 290 tallied a 739 set.

Rick Shea tossed 268-235-237-

740 followed by Mark Kaminski

with 270-238-225-73, Substitute

Joe Collica 276-728, Bob Farrell

246-241-227-714, Nick Savene

257-245-713, Michael Johnson

256-244-700, Curtis Warren 267-

247-699, Brian Dailey 277-695,

Barry Clare 266-693 Darren

Andretta 259-691 and Tom

Handley with a 279 in a 665 set.

The league is in the second half

of its second half and third

through 14th place has only 17

points separating them.

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Terence Johnson 289-742 at Rockville Center

Glenn Fontaine 738At Hy-Way Bowl

UNION, NJ Glenn Fontaine

topped the scoring in the Plau Post

91 Monday Nite Minor League at

Hy-Way Bowl firing games of

232-248-258 for a high series of

738.

Joe Griffin rolled 245-279-210-

734, Reginald Bellamy 248-204-

280-732, Ron Moses 221-268-

236-725, Richard Leftenant 275-

236-703, Ulysses Sims 231-235-

236-702, Barry Marlatt 221-225-

256-702, and Tom Deptula 277-

222-672.


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East Meadow, NY: Don Hicks, of

W. Babylon, NY, won his first

Long Island Generations Bowling

Tour (LIGBT) Scratch Title and its

$1,000 top prize at AMF East

Meadow. Winning his first

Handicap LIGBT trophy was

David Reed of Shoreham, NY who

earned $500.

The scoring environment was very

tough as the PBA Chameleon

Pattern was used. Spare making

was the key all day long. It only

took a 196 average to make the

finals in the 49 & under division

and a 189 average in the senior

division. Although challenging, it

was refreshing to see lower scores

with 220 games winning most

game pots!

Hicks had made the LIGBT finals

many times but at East Meadow he

finally broke through and took

home the trophy and the big money.

But his victory didnt come easy as

the final shootout ended in a 204 tie

with high qualifier Jim Wallace,

Hicksville, NY (926). It took two

9/10th frame roll-offs to break the

tie but a nasty 7-10 blowout split

ended Wallaces bid for his first

LIGBT title. Wallace earned $550

for second and Chun Bae of

Cedarhurst, NY finished third (198)

and won $300.

The 210 and under handicap

event had another great turnout of

82 bowlers with the top 20 advanc-

ing to the finals. It took a 626

series, including handicap and

bonus pins to advance. All finalists

were guaranteed a minimum of

$100, $40 more than the $60 entry

fee.

David Reeds road to the finals

started with a 650 qualifying series

which put him in 7th place. In the

finals David almost got eliminated

in Round 2 as he rolled a 199 hand-

icap game which was the cut. He

also was the cut score in Round 3

with a 218 handicap game.

But in the Shootout David took

control early and shot a 220 (198

scratch) to defeated his nearest

competitor by 23 pins. Finishing

second was Jose Torres of Brooklyn

who doesnt put fingers in the ball.

Jose shot a 197 and earned $300.

Finishing third was Alex Ware of

Brooklyn who bowled well all day

and earned $250.

PARKWAY LANESRoute 46 East at GSP, Elmwood Park, NJ 07407

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SUMMER leaguesnow forming

MondayGeorges Memorial

4 per team- Mixed - 7:00 pm - start June

PBA ExperienceSingles-Mixed - 6:30 pm - start May

TuesdayAdult/Child

4 per team - any combo - 7:00 pm - start June

370-440 Summer Doubles2 per team-any combo - 7:30 pm - start June

WednesdayParkway Foursome

Any combo - 7:30 pm - start June

ThursdaySummer Dominicans

4 per team-Mens - 7:30 pm - start June

Summer Foursome4 per team any combo - 7:00 pm - start June

Friday

Parkway Summer ScramblesWalk-in Event - 8:00 pm - starting June

SundayKing of the Hill

Walk-in Event - Sign-ups at 6:30 pm - start June

Gotta Have ItBowling Club

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HandicapTournament

Entry Fee $100.00Re-entry $85.00 allowed any squad

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Handicap 90% of 230Walk-ins welcome

10 PIN rule not in affect

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Brackets &Side Pots

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Mike Aiellos 747 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ Mike Aiellos led all pin attackers with scores

of 237-257-253 for a strong 747 series to lead an active night of high

scorers in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway

Lanes.

Mark Marton hit 258-738, Jim Baer 245-725, Mike Guglielmino257-

710, Fons McKoy 245-700, Scott Koenig 263-700, Rich DeRosa 256-

693, Rich Miller Sr 235-692, Kurt Fritsch 267-687, James Willis 245-

686, David Bowman 244-670, Dave Begosh 232-669, David Friedhoff

235-665, Joe Mercurio 235-653, and Ron Dennis 230-650.

Saturday &Sunday

April 24 & 25, 2010

May 1 & 2, 2010

BERGEN COUNTY USBC

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ENTRIES CLOSE ENTRY FEES MAIL FORM AND FEES TO:Bergen County Bowling Association

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River Edge, NJ 07661

Phone: 201-265-3365Fax: 201-265-2606

May 2, 2010, 1:00 P.M.

PRIZE FEE RETURNED 100%

AT LEAST 1 PRIZE FOR EACH!!!EIGHT TEAMS!!!

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Team Total ............................. $ 60.00

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BOWLER #1 BOWLER #2

Name (ID Number) Name (ID Number)

Address Address

City, State Zip City, State Zip

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Entry Closing Date May 2, 2010 1:00 PM

Aaron Shruby 804MADISON, NJ- Aaron Shruby

blasted an impressive high series

of 804 in the CMIL League.

Joey Parisi III and Yuriy

Polyakov each rolled a 279 game,

Lisette Tapanese hit 247, and

Margaret Byrne 643.

Billy Piccola 728Billy Piccola led the Livingston

Business Mens League firng a

high game of 269 for a 728 set.

Paul Demyanovich hit 259, John

Fessence, Jr. 253-696, and Mike

Ramos 700.

Cesare Badolato 287Cesare Badolato rolled a high

game of 287 in the Wednesday

Trio, Vincent Pagnotta 279-740,

Rich Galante 267, Dick Raymond

690, Joey Parisi 670, Chris

Ardizzone 228, and Lissette

Tapanes 213.

In the Chatham Collisionettes

Alice Bednarik rolled 222-632,

Jodi Belli 215-609, and Carolyn

Paddack and Maureen Link 188.

Oren Warter 723Oren Warter led the scoring in the

Tuesday 400 Doubles League fir-

ing a 257 game for a high series of

723.

Jimmy Granato hit 245,

TimMcKenna 234, Andrew

Stephens 631, Dave Hanft 618,

and Linda Bogert 205.

Jimmy Hintze 256Jimmy Hintze fired 256, Jason

Maulbeck 244, Mac Russell 238,

Laura Zaugg 223, and Jennifer

Wageman 213.

Sally Lauderdale hit 209, Donna

Elmasri 171, and Anita Glynn 168

in the Chatham Suburbanites

League.

Ken Kastner 269-649Ken Kastner paced the scoring in

the Morris County Police & Fire

League firing a 269 game for a

649 series.

Don Pridham shot 258-649, Jim

Beston 246, Tom Schneyer 646,

Carolyn Granato 224, and Carol

Hilligas 203.

Kyle McKissock 277Kyle McKissock topped the scor-

ing in the Pat Martinelli Friday

Classic League firing a high game

of 277.

Joe Horincewich hit 268-696,

Ron Bodis 266-685, Anthony

Parisi 686, Ellen Moore 218, and

Donna Badolato 213.

Mike Cornell 680Mike Cornell paced the scoring

in the Tuesday 400 Doubles

League firing a 247 game for a

high series of 680.

Justin Stein hit 247, Trevor

Bogert 672, Andrew Stephens

242-665, Pam Feehan 225, and

Linda Bogert 202.

Michael Granata 269MADISON, NJ Michael

Granata led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed League with a

high game of 269.

Harry Franz shot 268-725,

Trevor Bogert 268-731, Charles

Wilfong 707, Diane Sinclair 213,

and Pat Wilfong 196.


7/8


Julio Soto 757ROCKAWAY, NJ Julio Soto led

the scoring in the Spanish-

American Mixed League firing

games of 290-265-202 for a high

series of 757.

Lupe Zaragoza shot 206-247-

245-698, Robert Soto 267-202-

214-683, and Jesus Cruz 264.

George Dakak, Jr. 738Goerge Dakak, Jr. topped the

scoring in the Foursome League

firing games of 248-246-244 for a

high 738 set.

Ken George rolled 246-223-

2425-714, Peter Furio 238-223-

225-686, Henry Alvarez, Jr. 256,

Ed Cook 248, Tina Richardson

214, and Joan Dakak 212.

Mustafa Abdallatif 735Mustafa Abdallatif led the

Classic Trios League firing games

of 266-256-213 for a high series of

735.

David Valerius rolled 267-267-

719, Joe Karas 257, Joe Caputo

256, Charles Boyanian 248, Allen

Apgar 245, Noel Vega 242, and

Liesl Apgar 213.

Mike Patruno 719Mike Patruno led the scoring in

the Tuesday Night Mixed League

tossing 258-224-237 for a high

719 set.

Joseph DeLuca rolled 267-238-

689, Ed Pico 258, Frank

Schvamberg, Jr. 254, and Linda

Cordasco 203.

George Dakak, Jr. 716George Dakak, Jr. led the

Foursome League with games of

279-217-220 for a 716 set.

Kevin Sikora shot 245-213-235-

693, Ricky Exner 256, Jack

Safkan 245, and Liza Dinapoli

210.

Bill Homa 660Bill Homa paced the scoring in

the Thu. Nite Mixed League firing


series of 660.

Scott Struble rolled 238-224-641,

Bob Minrd 279, Dezso Benyo

264, John Campbell 246, Joe

Gibson 243, and Nidia Haneveld

212.

Keri May 698Keri May topped the Friday Tri

Mixed League firing 258-223-217

for a high series of 698.

Jerry Szekula hit 235-230-660,

and Geno McCroy 206-202.

Tammy Baldwin blasted 222-

202, and Susan Ruiz 201 in the

Womens League.

Chris Larick 651Chris Larick led the Monday Nite

Mixed firing games of 231-204-

216 for a high series of 651.

John Uhrynowidch hit 219-215-

213-647, Thomas Sherwood 225,

and Judy Larick 232.

John Neral 656John Neral led the scoring in the

PBA Experience League firing


series of 656.

Bill Carrier, Jr. rolled 234-214-

626, Joseph Caloger 244-205-620,

Ken Yokobosky 217-204-620,

Michael Travaglio 268, and

Nichole Spratford 224-211-625.

In the Fox Hills Seniors League

Robert Forte shot 241-606, Don

King 211, and Bob Brite 203.

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THE MAG IC AT MAJESTICJason Gomez 761HOPELAWN, NJ Jason Gomez

topped the scoring in the Madison

Park Mens League firing games


761.

Bruce Mohr rolled 258-205-256-

719, Steven Russo 239-215-259-

713, Glenn Mohr 259-209-243-

711, John Parlante 227-225-257-

709, Rocco J. Grasso 237-276-

705, Nick Guarnieri 246-267-703,

Willie Zammitto 270-695, John

Kaminski 237-213-245-695, Mike

McNichol 226-236-229-691, and

Michael Brus III 240-248-687.Rob Williams 749

Rob Williams led the Friday Nite

Mixed League tossing 215-277-

257 for a high series of 749.

Rocco Fortunato hit 224-201-

247-672, Mark Wiget 236-236-

661, Elliot Carrasco 247-215-650,

Dan Krakowski 205-241-640,

Tony Tamongong 279-635, and

Rob Morris 225-630.

John Lesieur 726John Lesieur led the scoring in

the Raritan Bay Mens League

pitching 244-267-215 for a high

series of 726.

John Mieszkowski shot 216-279-

679, Rob Williams 232-246-674,

Elliot Carrasco 213-202-256-671,

Steve Venito, Jr. 224-243-203-

670, Ryan Friend 258-213-669,

Ed Hayes, Jr. 218-212-235-665,

Ray Velazquez 267-213-664, Joey

Weisenstien 233-206-222-661,

and Steve A. Venito 209-217-234-

660.

Fred Gordon 722Fred Gordon topped the scoring

in the Atlantic City Trios League

firing 254-255-213-722.

Chris Krupinski hit 235-277-692,

Joseph Krupinski 200-233-257-

690, Ralph Doerfler 212-224-231-

667, Ernesto Cabrera 228-221-629, and William Mezier III 203-

232-627.

Richard Bienvenue 708Richard Bienvenue led the scor-

ing in the Garden State Mixed

League rolling 259-247-202 for a

high series of 708.

Kenny Joback shot 227-217-638,

Albert Tadeo 236-225-628,

Richard Hecht 204-236-622, and

Ed Pawlowski 223.

Sean Williams 708In the Vacation League Sean

Williams shto 268-221-221-708,

James Doval 212, and Richard

Maddock 202.

Jack Gale 706Jack Gale rolled 235-225-246-

706, Matt Kowal 206-215-221-

642, Michael Benevenuto 236-

616, and Vincent Babbock 223-

212-610.

Rick Wemple 694Rick Wemple led the scoring in

the Friday Late Night Mixed

League tossing 222-228-244 for a

high series of 694.

Jack Gale shot 279-216-693,

Dennis Lawrence 269-642, and

John McGraw 220.

Anthony Vicidomini 676Anthony Vicidomini led the scor-

ing in the Atlantic City Trios

League firing 244-244-676.

William Mezier III shot 216-605,

Joseph Krupinski 206-212, Joe

Cordisco 222, and Mike

Vicodimini 237.In the Academy Womens League

Betty Lopes hit 207.

Dan DeBenedetto 675Dan DeBenedetto led the scoring

in the Monday Madness League

firing games of 205-267-203 for a

high series of 675.

Mark Douches hit 235-224-213-

672, Frank Viverito 224, Denise

Collins 233-210-213-656, and

Suzan McG rolled a 202.

John Baginski 674John Baginski topped the Gemini

Towing League firing games of

258-226 for a high series of 674.

Pat Moreno hit 234-238-658,Brian Balint 274-221-645, Warren

Taureck 222-245-645, Jennifer

Caval 223-246-632, Rich

Governale 214-219-622, and

Maryann Kritak 234-610.

Rose Lada 654Rose Lada led the scoring in the

Saturday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 209-268-210 for a

high series of 687.

Mike Newman rolled 201-258-

654, Chris Huntley 234-235-635,

and Dave Wybraniec 205-201-

605.

Don Anione 667Don Anione led the scoring in the

His & Hers League firing games


667.

Watler Malecki hit 210-217-239-

666, Mike Schugel 234-201-223-

658, John Vignola 259-216-655,

Dennis DeCrosta 210-238-644,

Andy Shafer 201-239-640, and

Stacey Riebesell 218-231-617.

Rocco Fortunato 667Rocco Fortunato led the scoring

in the Family League firing games

of 218-218-231 for a high 667.

Steve Venito hit 207-212-229-648, Joe Bloodgood 208-235-637,

Al Patrick 202-239-631, Karen

Drost 215-237-629, and George A.

Mortensen 231-212-627.

In the Avenel Youth League

Wayne Bobert hit 246-204-212-

662, Jason Csizewski 265-210-

646, and David Caceres 217-202-

613.

Bill Dillon 666Bill Dillon led the scoring in the

Knights of Columbus League fir-

ing games of 245-259 for a high

series of 666.

Nick Simone shot 255-213-651,

Bob Banko 232-257-649, John

Baginsky 216-224-206-646, Joe

Nemeth 219-231-644, Paul Yahig

247-639, and Mark Mawkinski

224-243-639.

Mike Newman 656Mike Newman led the scoring in

the Tuesday Nite Trios League fir-

ing games of 202-260 for a high

series of 656.

Brian R. Schwal hit 213-236-

624, Michael Dinaburg 201-210-

205-616, Peter J. Iovino 204-219-

704, and Bryan Tomko 224.

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