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Darren Barlow 300-866,

Keith Hengel Hit 300

At North Levittown LanesLEVITTOWN, NY Darren Barlow earned top honors in the Thursday

Charles McShane 4-Man League at North Levittown Lanes. Keith

Hengel also found perfection in a 300 game.

Dam Gallina rolled 792, Brian Ziesig 276-275-815, Scott Leving and

Vic Geryk 279.

Jose Medina, Chris Herrick 300

At Majestic LanesHOPELAWN, NJ Jose Medina and Chris Herrick each blasted a 300

game to lead all competition in the Garden State Mixed League at

Majestic Lanes.

Jose blasted 300-255-247 for an 802 series, high for the night, while

Sal Angotti tossed 211-237-278 for a 726 set.

Jason Passero 255-279-211-725, Bill Slattery 233-267-695, Rich

Hardish 228-259-668, Alberto Tadeo 226-212-213-651, Ed Pawlowski

223-257-649, Michael Ramer 238-242-647, and Robin Scordato 212-

201-601.

Joe Kentos 300 at RockawayROCKAWAY, NJ Joe Kentos earned top honors in the Mixed Up

Tuesday League at Rockaway Lanes blasting perfect with a 300 game

then added games of 160 and 229 for a high series of 689.

Chris Morris shot 224-216-215-655, Terrance Sanders 224-202-215-

641.

Tom Jordan Blasted 300-854

At North Arlington Bowl NO. ARLINGTON, NJ Tom Jordan concluded his season in the

Sunday Morning Trios at North Arlington Bowl-O-Drome on a high

note by rolling his fourth 300 and sixth 800 series. His 854 set on gamesof 264, 300 and 290 took second place to Pete Honans record high 889

for the year. In total the league had 40 300 games and 28 800 series

bowled by 34 members.

Rody Kemple shot 279-804, followed by George Mendez 266-769, Jay

Judowski 267-765, Bobby Willis 248-740, Andres Lopez 279-751, Dave

Madara 258-750, Jackie Willis 268-743, Noah Lynch 258-742, Anthony

Buonanno 269-742, Marcel Danley 290-739, Alton Jenkins 256-738,

Joe Collins 279-736, Gary Vicente 279-735, Bob Lipinski 246-728,

Anthony Imbriano 257-722, Orlando Lapa 279-714, Marc Osetec 248-

707, and John Ross 265-706.

Ron Caggiano Rolled 300

at Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ - Ron Caggiano blasted a 300 between games of 235and 244 for a 779 series in the Middlesex County Classic League at

Majestic Lanes. Frank Mortensen shot the sessions high series rolling

242-289-257-788.

Marty Kowalczyk bowled 266-208-290-764, Ferman Crisco, Sr. 232-

257-267-756, Glenn Mohr, Jr. 265-243-238-746, Dennis Riebesell 258-

234-725, Rami Ahmed 206-279-236-721, and Nick Guarneri 247-254-

716.

Joey Weisenstein

Hammered 300

At Majestic LanesHOPELAWN, NJ Joey

Weisenstein earned top honors inthe Raritan Bay Mens League at

Majestic Lanes firing games of

266 and 233 before rolling perfect

with a 300 finishing with a high

series of 799.

John Lesieur rolled 256-224-234-

714, John Mieszkowski 237-247-

224-708, Elliot Carrasco 279-225-

703, Travis Tilley 222-202-279-

703, Matt J.Scala 279-244-697,

and Bob Kerwin 258-218-204-

680.

Chun Bae 300

At So. LevittownLEVITTOWN, NY Chun Bae

blasted a 300 game in the

Thursday Night Foursome League

at South Levittown Lanes.

Joe Mele shot 288-737, Kenny

Augusto 279-766, Miek Jocahde

276, Nick Lupo 277, Andrew

Ghirardi 267, and Alex Kuhne

266.


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USBC Coaching Update:ARLINGTON, Texas USBC Coaching will launch a new program

early next year to re-certify coaches and also will begin a requisite con-

tinuing education program to keep bowling coaches up to date on the lat-

est technology and coaching techniques.

The program will require USBC Gold, Silver and Bronze coaches who

were certified prior to Jan. 1, 2006 to take an online certification test by

Aug. 1, 2011 to maintain their status. Level I coaches do not have to be

re-certified.

Coaches also will be required to continue their education through a

variety of ways such as seminars, online courses and other programs to

maintain their certification.

With more than 42,000 USBC certified coaches, it is important for

USBC to identify the coaches who are active in teaching the sport and

also continuing to learn about lane play, ball motion, the physical game

and other dynamics.

We have many great coaches out there and through this process wecan make certain that bowlers will receive the best coaching available

and proprietors will know what coaches they can call on to teach in their

centers, said USBC Director of Coaching David Garber.

There is no cost for the USBC Gold, Silver and Bronze coaches to take

the certification tests, which are expected to be available online by early

2011. The tests will consist of multiple choice, true/false, essay and

some video aspects.

Coaches will have until Aug. 1, 2011, to take the test. After they have

passed the test, coaches will be required to take continuing education

classes during the next three years. The continuing education require-

ments, endorsed by the United States Olympic Committee, will be mod-

eled after such organizations as the National Athletic Trainers

Association.

Through an assortment of classes, seminars, etc., coaches will earn

credits toward their continuing education requirements. At the end of the

three-year period, coaches will be randomly audited to ensure they are

staying current with the latest trends and coaching methods.Go to the Coaching page of BOWL.com for further information about

the new programs. You also can click here to see Frequently Asked

Questions about the programs.

Chris Loschetter of Avon, Ohio, won his first European

Bowling Tour title on July 11, defeating Finlands two-handed

star, Osku Palermaa, 412-358, in the two-game title match of the

sixth Storm San Marino Open at Rose'n Bowl in Serravalle, San

Marino. Loschetter, a five-year Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour

competitor, earned 10,000 Euros (roughly $12,000 in U.S. dollars).

Loschetter, 30, defeated Jimmy Mortensen of Denmark, 432-

431; Johan Hellden of Sweden, 440-381, and Gery Verbruggen

of Belgium, 454-414, to reach the championship match. FellowPBA Tour star Mika Koivuniemi of Hartland , Mich., advanced to

the semifinal round, where he lost to Palermaa, 437-416. Pete

Weber finished 10th and Englands Stuart Williams finished

24th.

Also on July 11, PBA Hall of Famer Brian Voss def. Gykis

Vytautas of Latvia, 478-370, to win the Czech Open at Bowland

in Olomouc, Czechoslovakia. The 51-year-old Voss, a 25-time

PBA Tour champion, defeated Juha Maja of F inland, 515-495, in

semifinal round. The Czech Open drew a field of 223 men and

women who bowled six-game qualifying rounds over a period of

six days in the 12-lane host center. Voss qualified 11th to make

out into the elimination rounds and won 2,500 Euros (about US

$3,200).

Jim Demas 815 at T-Bowl

WAYNE, NJ Jim Demas topped the scoring in the Knights ofPythias League firing a 257 game between a pair of 279 games

for the sessions high series with 815 at T-Bowl Lane.

Chris Pagano hit 280, Chris Ball, Sr. 279-770, Tony Dearmas

279, Mark Duca 269, and Rob Gilbert 267-713.

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ARLINGTON, Texas - Bowling industry vet-

eran Bill Supper has been named Managing

Director of the International Bowling Pro

Shops and Instructors Association (IBPSIA),

according to the Bowling Proprietors'

Association of America

(BPAA).

Supper, a 30-year veter-

an of the bowling industry

and a former Professional

Bowlers Association

member, retired asExecutive Director of the

International Bowling

Museum and Hall of Fame

(IBM/HF) in June, 2010,

and is currently Executive

Director of the Bowling

and Billiards Institute of

America. He will contin-

ue in that position with

his new duties.

"When looking to fill

the position, Bill Supper

was the easy choice," said

Steve Johnson, BPAA Executive Director.

Since his retirement from the IBM/HF, Bill

has the time needed to devote to IBPSIA, andhe also has the background, knowledge and

contacts to continue with their growth

trends."

Supper will take the reins from Kelly

Bednar effective August 1 and can be reached

at [email protected]. "Bednar will remain

Director of Education for BPAA," Johnson

added, "With the importance of growing edu-

cation and training opportunities as a core

strategic initiative within the BPAA, we need

Kelly to focus on and drive those programs.

The BPAA recognizes the important roll IBP-

SIA plays within the industry and will contin-

ue to support the association with a variety of

resources."

Supper, 2009 recipient of the IBPSIA

President's Award, was Managing Director of

IBPSIA from 2006 - 2007 when he was pro-

moted to Executive Director. He served in

that capacity for two years before becoming

Executive Director of the IBM/HF in 2009

where he oversaw the build

out and grand opening of

the new facility as well as

the initial fundraising

efforts for the venue.

Supper was also Deputy

Executive Director for theBPAA from 2006 - 2009

where he played a key role

in the move of the BPAA to

the new International

Bowling Campus. Supper's

bowling career has includ-

ed positions as Vice

President of Sales for

Ebonite International,

President of Storm Bowling

Products, President of AMF

300, and Executive Vice

President of Sales and

Marketing for Columbia 300, Track

International and AMF 300. He is also a life-

time Silver Certified USA Bowling Coach and past chair of the USA Bowling Coaches

Program.

"It feels great to come back to an organiza-

tion I have a deep affection for," said Supper,

"But when I said at my retirement I was ready

to move on to another phase of my life, I had

no idea it would be in such familiar territory."

The International Bowling Pro Shops and

Instructors Association was incorporated in

1990 and is headquartered at the International

Bowling Campus in Arlington, Texas,

IBPSIA's mission is to provide education,

communication, and recognition for bowling

pro shop professionals and instructors, creat-

ing a foundation for the advancement of the

worldwide bowling indu stry.

Bill Supper Returning to IBPSIABowling Industry Veteran to Put on Familiar Hat as Managing Director

a

Bill Supper

Chris Loschetter, Brian Voss

Win Titles in European Events


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ARLINGTON, Texas The 2010 United States Bowling Congress Youth

Open wrapped up and the team title went to an all-girls team led by former

Junior Team USA member Jessica Earnest.

More than 2,000 youth bowlers participated in the USBC Youth Open,

sponsored by Pepsi, which was held at Expo Bowl in Indianapolis, Ind. The

non-qualifying tournament is patterned after the USBC Open

Championships and USBC Womens Championships. Youth bowlers com-

peted in team (four players), doubles, singles and all-events during the 11

days of competition.

Earnest, of Vandalia, Ill., rolled a 685 series as the team named USA Girls

had games of 830, 803, and 896 for a 2,529 total to take the Division I team

title. Liz Siebel of Hellertown, Pa., and Dayna Galganski of Orlando, Fla.,

each had a 624 series, and Brittni Hamilton of Webster, N.Y., a current Junior

Team USA member who won the girls division at the 2010 Junior GoldChampionships, contributed a 596 series.

Teams can be all boys, all girls or a combination, since teams are not divid-

ed by gender. Earnest said the USA Girls team was done spur of the moment.

She had planned to bowl doubles with Hamilton, a teammate at Vanderbilt,

and they asked Galganski and Seibel to join them for the team event. Each of

the USA Girls competed in the USBC Junior Gold Championships in

Indianapolis before joining together at the Youth Open.

"All four of us had made top15 at Junior Gold and we were tired, Earnest

said. But we were paired up with a really good team and we had fun.

The Rochester Four, with team members Michelle Secours of East

Rochester, N.Y., Kaitlin Quinn of Livonia, N.Y., Cory Barber of Rochester,

N.Y., and Jacob Kent of Newark, N.Y., were second at 2,439.

The USA Girls success didnt stop with the team title. Earnest claimed the

girls Division I all-events title with a 2,053 total (a 228 average for nine

games) to edge Breanna Moree (2,007) of Pittsburgh, Pa. Galganski was

third in all-events followed by Brandi Branka of Momence, Ill., with Seibel

placing fifth. The all-events score is the bowlers combined score from sin-gles, doubles and team.

I honestly wasnt thinking all-events; I was just happy to be bowling

well, Earnest said. I didnt even think about what I was doing. I was just

going out there to make people laugh and have a good time. Thats what the

Youth Open is all about.

In doubles, Ronnie Fujita of El Sobrante, Calif., and David Shaefer of

Manteca, Calif., took the title with a 1,471 total with the four members of

USA Girls taking the next two spots. Earnest (761) and Hamilton (698) com-

bined for 1,459 to take second while Galganski (658) and Seibel (763) were

third with 1,421.

Nicolas Sutherland of Grand Blanc, Mich., had games of 269, 221 and 278

for a 768 total to edge A.J. Chapman of Manchester, Iowa, by one pin for the

boys Division I singles title. Matthew Brannan of Wetumpka, Ala., was third

with a 765 series.

Chapman won the boys Division I all-events title with a 2,016 total while

Brannan tied Richard Farrington of Rochester, N.Y., for second at 1,971.

All results are unofficial pending verification of averages.The Youth Open will award approximately $100,000 in scholarships this

year. The tournament had four average-based divisions (129 and below, 130-

159, 160-189 and 190 and above) so participants were matched according to

skill, not age or gender. Scores were based on actual pinfall and one out of

every five entrants in team, doubles and singles will receive scholarships,

while one in six will receive scholarships in all-events.

Brittni Hamilton Earns Silver in Girls Singles

At World Youth ChampionshipsHELSINKI, Finland - Junior Team USA's Brittni Hamilton of Webster, N.Y., earned the silver medal in girls

singles in the opening event at the 2010 World Tenpin Bowling Association World Youth Championships.

Hamilton's silver-medal finish was the highest in any event at the World Youth Championships for the Junior

Team USA girls since 2004. The three-time Junior Team USA member lost in the gold-medal match to Korea's

Yeon-Ju Kim, 192-155.

Yeon-Ju raced out to a commanding lead in the match, taking a 65-pin advantage after six frames and rolled

to the title with ease at Tali Bowl.

"I had a couple of shots early that I thought were good that just didn't react like I thought they would and it

cost me," Hamilton said. "I kind of got lost in the beginning of the match, but I'm not disappointed at all. I

know that medaling at all is a big accomplishment."

Hamilton advanced to the semifinals with a thrilling overtime victory against top seed Carmen Haandrikman

of the Netherlands. Haandrikman needed just seven pins on her final shot to eliminate Hamilton but got six

and the two tied 188-188. In the ninth and 10th frame roll-off, Hamilton was perfect and won 60-40 to move

on.In the other semifinal, Yeon-Ju advanced with a 214-204 victory against Latvia's Diana Zavjalova.

Haandrikman and Zavjalova shared the bronze medal.

The four players in the semifinals led a field of 107 girls after six games of qualifying. Hamilton finished

tied for third in qualifying with 1,320, an average of 220, but was the fourth seed for the semifinals by virtue

of Zavjalova having a higher final game of qualifying.

Junior Team USA's Kristie Petravich finished seventh with 1,273, Jenn Boisselle was 11th at 1,265 and

Christine Bator was 34th with 1,195.

"I think today sets the tone and gives us a good start to the tournament," Hamilton said. "This fuels everyone

on the team and gets them pumped up for the rest of the week."

England Takes Boys Gold

At World Youth ChampionshipsHELSINKI, Finland - Adam Cairns of England snuck into the semifinals as the fourth seed and went on to

win the boys singles gold medal at the 2010 World Tenpin Bowling Association World Youth Championships.

Cairns defeated Australia's Sam Cooley, 210-139, to claim the title at Tali Bowl. For the United States, AndrewKoff of Miami was the high finisher, taking ninth place.

In the championship match, Cairns raced out to an early lead and never looked back to give England its sev-

enth gold medal in the 11th World Youth Championships.

Cairns advanced to the gold-medal match by defeating top seed Jong-Woo Park of Korea, 246-214. Cooley

knocked off Canadian Francois Lavoie, 211-158, in the other semifinal.

After six games of qualifying, Cairns was tied for fourth place with Christian Birlinger of Germany at 1,343

and advanced to the semifinals by virtue of a 233-159 edge in the final game of qualifying. Jong-Woo led qual-

ifying with 1,447, an average of 241.2, but settled for a bronze medal along with Lavoie.

For the United States, Andrew Koff shot 1,308, an average of 218, and settled for a top-10 finish in his first

appearance at the World Youth Championships. The 18-year-old opened with games of 203, 220 and 182

before hitting his stride and finishing with 248, 220 and 235.

"I started the first couple

games really fast because this is

a big tournament and I wanted

to do my best; I lost sight of

things," Koff said. "The last

three games, I calmed down andfelt like I threw it really well.

I'm looking forward to the

remaining games we have in the

tournament."

Craig Hanson finished 14th

for the United States with

1,296. Devin Bidwell was 77th

with 1,148, and Jacob Peters

took 78th with 1,145.

Syimir Abdul Razak of

Malaysia had the tournament's

first 300 game in the final game

of his qualifying block. Razak

finished in 48th place with

1,216.

USBC Youth Open Concludes,All-Girls Team Takes Team Title

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HELSINKI, Finland - A pair of

Colombian bowlers who com-

pete collegiately in the United

States won the girls doubles gold

medal Tuesday at the 2010

World Tenpin Bowling

Association World Youth

Championships.

Colombia's Laura Fonnegra

and Maria Jose Rodriguez

teamed up to defeat Singapore's

Daphne Tan and New Hui Fen,

481-473, to claim the top spot at

Tali Bowl. The high finishers for

Junior Team USA were Jenn

Boisselle and Kristie Petravich,

who took 11th.

In the gold-medal match,

Fonnegra, who bowls for

Lindenwood, shot 259 and

Rodriguez, who competes for

Maryland Eastern Shore, shot

222. Fen had 237, while Tan shot

236 for Singapore.

"This means a lot, like a dream

coming true, seriously,"

Rodriguez said. "When you come

to the World Championships, you

want to win and making it real is

unbelievable. I can't explain it."

In the semifinals, the

Colombians defeated Singapore's

second team of Shayna Ng and

Wichita State bowler Jazreel Tan,

412-392. The other Singaporean

team took out Korea's Yeon-Ju

Kim and Moon-Jeong Kim, 456-

414. The semifinals losers shared

the bronze medal.

For Junior Team USA,

Petravich and Boisselle shot

2,459, an average of 204.9, and

missed making the semifinals by

96 pins. Petravich shot 1,275,

while Boisselle contributed

1,184.

The other U.S. pairing of

Christine Bator and Brittni

Hamilton finished in 13th place

with 2,440. Bator paced the duo

with 1,289, while Hamilton shot

1,162.

Colombians Take Girls Doubles at World Youth Championships


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PIN POUNDING AT PLAZADan Pridham 298MADISON, NJ- Dan Pridham

fired near perfect with a 298 game

and Kyle McKissock tossed 741 in

the Wednesday Trio League.

Cesare Badolato 278MADISON, NJ- Cesare Badolato

topped the scoring in the Friday

Classic League firing a 278 game

en route to the high series of 748.

Kyle McKissock hit 268, Vinnie

Pagnotta 267-715, Russ Kyzima

713, Ellen Moore 234, and Joy

Wona rolled 231-653.

Jim Hilligas 265MADISON, NJ - Jim Hilligas ledthe Thursday Mixed League firing

a high game of 265.

John Wetzel hit 256, Charles

Wilfong 247-676, Harry Franz

694, Scott West 673, and Pat

Wilfong 214.

Tony Ferlise 259MADISON, NJ Tom Ferlise

rolled 259, Jon Russo 258-685,

Brandon Matunes 257, Davin

Hanft 675, and Lauren Freestone

203 in the Tuesday Doubles..

Michael Artz 761MADISON, NJ Michael Artz

led the scoring in the Tue.

Doubles League firing a 268

game for a high series of 761.

Rich Galante shot 259-747,

Jon Russo 259, Ben Geffken

723, and Lauren Freestone

203.

Oren Warter 749MADISON, NJ Oren Warter

led the scoring in the Wed.

Trio League firing a 258 game

for a high series of 749.

Aaron Shruby hit 290-735,

Anthony Parisi 248-692, Ally

Gomex 264, and Joe Parisi

258-679.

Harry Franz 694MADISON, NJ Harry Franz

led the scoring in the Thu.

Mixed League firing a high

series of 694.

Charles Wilfong shot 247-

676, Scott West 673, Jim

Hilligas 265, John Wetzel 256,

and Karen Evangelista 213.

Jon Russo 685MADISON, NJ Jon Russo led

the scoring in the Tue. Doubles

League firing a 258 game for a

high series of 685.

David Hanft hit 675, Tony Ferlise

259, and Brandon Matunes 257,

and Lauren Freeshome 203.

Jim Sirica 683MADISON, NJ Jim Sirica led

the scoring in the Thu. Mixed

League firing a 257 game for a

high series of 683.

Harry Franz rolled 649, Scott

West 632, Craig Swartz 258, and

John Wetzel 247.

Kirk Rucker 224MADISON, NJ Kirk Rucker

rolled 224, Tony Evans 221, Tony

Ferlise 220, Lauren Russo 218,

and Karen Evangelista 203 in the

Thu. Mixed League.

Pat Mahoney 245MADISON, NJ - In the Thu.

Mixed League Pat Mahoney shot

245, Tom Hiller and Tony Evans

239, and Mella Bassalino 213.

THE STARS AT STELTONParthenia White 703PISCATAWAY, NJ Parthenia White paced the scoring in the Wed.

Doubles League firing games of 226-278-199 for a high series of 703.

Henry Pakosz shot 247-257, Joe Grillo and Matt Devita 256,a nd

Jason Flammer 242.

Howie Lowe 241PISCATAWAY, NJ In the Tue. Adult/Child League Howie Lowe shot

241, and Larry Ruzicka 213-233.


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Danny Bivin Tops North Arlington

Adult/Youth Doubles North Arlington, NJ Fourteen-year-old Danny Bivin outscored other

juniors in North Arlingtons Adult-Youth Doubles play to garner Bowler

of the Week honors. His eleven sticks above average outing was enough

to get his Bacon Boys past Boom Boom Pow and undisputed possession

of third place.

Meanwhile, youth kegler Bryan Valentin can be thankful his eighteen-

year-old partner Nick Gavron remained on fire, scorching the maples

with a season-high 742 on solid scores of 257-237-246, lifting his aver-

age to a gaudy 215. When the smoke cleared, this dynamic duo had once

again swept their opponents, leaving their Bosch Beastin team in firm

control of first place.

Rounding out the evenings action, the Bowling Bombers snapped a

recent slump with a whitewash of Saute Two, lifting them into third

place.

North Arlington, NJ Twelve-

year-old Chris McBride came

through with a strong finish to

lead Boom Boom Pow to a

come-from-behind 5-2 win over

Saute Two; junior Sam Passaro

rolled the sessions best over

average game in fashioning

Saute Twos opening game tri-

umph in North Arlingtons

Adult-Youth Doubles action.

In other play, Danny Bivin

closed with the nights high

game among the young keglers

as he helped the Bacon Boys sal-

vage a third game victory over

league-leading Bosch Beastin.

Elsewhere, despite dropping

total wood by a scant three pins,

the Double Strikers moved into

second place by capturing two of

three games from the Bowling

Bombers.

Over average juniors were Sam

Passaro +23, Danny Bivin +8

and Chris McBride +5. Bestamong their adult partners were

Nick Gavron 278,245 and Vin

Albrecht 229.

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Don Anione 782HOPELAWN, NJ Don Anione topped the

scoring in the His & Hers League firing games

of 257-226-299 for a high series of 782.

Kathy DeCrosta blasted 278-224-693, Pat

DiSanzo 222-209-207-638, Mike Schugel

227-209-201-637, and Shelly Jacques 210-

206-613.

Kyle Jannuzzi 780HOPELAWN, NJ Kyle Jannuzzi led the

scoring in the His & Hers League firing

games of 234-267-279 for a high series of

780.

Carmine Latin shot 221-246-255-722,

Michael Holoka 212-235-207-654, ShellyJacques 2462-47-675, and Bill Smith 223-

238-638.

Travis Tilley 777HOPELAWN, NJ Travis Tilley led the

scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League fir-

ing games of 233-280-264 for a high series

of 777.

Gabe Ferrari hit 248-262-233-743, Brian

Dudek 256-229-245-730, Bob Kerwin 228-

237-258-723, Eddie Mercado 212-245-246-

703, and Don Richard 279-214-210-703.

Joe Herber 771HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Herber led the scor-

ing in the Thursday Mixed Nuts League fir-


of 771.John Syslo hit 236-235-644, Don E.

Hellhake 264-213-642, and Pat Moreno

212-204-211-627.

Joe Herber 768HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Herber led the scor-

ing in the Thursday Mixed Nuts League fir-


of 768.

Don M. Hellhake shot 213-244-216-673,

Mike P. Kennely 209-225-201-635, and

Kevin Kennelly 220-206-611.

Paul Stolp 988HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Stolp topped the

scoring in the Handicap Doubles League fir-

ing games of 246-270-216-256 for a high

series of 988.

Steve Bonner shot 256-247-212-216-931,

Walt Kronert 268-223-206-218-915, Paul

Harney 258-267-212-914, Tommy Martino

223-216-268-886, Sean Riccardi 222-236-

235-884, Amanda Hermann 234-215-799,

Jaime Mugnonw 221-222-796, and Dawn

Cerasini 229-778.

In the Vacation League Ricahrd Maddock

shot 235-224-631, and Sean Williams 224-

230-630.

Lauro Perez shot 216-206-616, Kevin

Spann 224-606, and Carole Lopez 208 in the

Sunday Nite Mixed League.

Brian Hawkins 979HOOPELAWN, NJ Brian Hawkins led the

scoring in the Handicap Doubles League fir-

ing games of 210-244-246-279 for a highseries of 979.

Walt Kronert shot 237-226-277-224-964,

Paul Stolp 219-279-243-215-956, Nelson

Alves 256-237-268-955, John Caliendo

237-278-235-943, and Lisa Palazzola 222-

209-201-826.

Warren Taureck 752HOPELAWN, NJ Warren Taureck led the

scoring in the Garden State Mixed League

firing games of 279-268-205 for a high

series of 752.

Dennis Mega hit 237-237-217-691, Doro

Sperantzas 233-214-226-673, Richard

Bienvenue 233-214-226-673, Chris Herrick

212-221-202-635, and Jose Medina 212-

221-202-635.

Willie Zammitto 751HOPELAWN, NJ Willie Zammitto led the

scoring in the Madison Park Mens League


series of 751.Jaydee Luistro shot 234-257-246-737,

Glenn Mohr 247-259-228-734, Jason

Gomez 245-229-258-732, Bill Buckley 258-

224-248-730, Lou Kyriacou 221-245-256-

722, and Cesasr Galloza 268-210-244-722.

Ryan Friend 750HOPELAWN, NJ Ryan Friend led the

scoring in the Madison Park Mens League


series of 750.

Willie Zammitto shot 204-225-288-717,

Jaosn Paro 233-227-254-714, Dave

Morgante 229-247-223-699, Jason Gomez

230-268-697, Jay Pintus 222-229-235-686,

Ed Walsh 267-211-207-685, Jaydee

Luistro 209-238-237-685, Tom Martino,

Jr. 222-278-683, and Sean Zeleniak 208-

267-671.

James Medoro 714HOPELAWN, NJ James Medoro led the

scoring in the Family League firing

games of 2772-06-231 for a high series of

714.

Eric Applegate shot 216-257-227-700,

Kevin Kopko 246-259-695, Bryan

Applegate 222-223-221-666, Steve

Venito 243-219-645, David Johnson 246-

627, and Bob Nebus 226-227-624.

John Baginsky 707HOPELAWN, NJ John Baginsky led the

scoring in the Knights of Columbus League


series of 707.Jeff Nemeth hit 212-268-224-704, Anthony

Cursi 224-229-634, Jack Masculin 220-216-

633, and Joe Vollmuth 236-209-631.

Steve Kertesz 699HOPELAWN, NJ In the Saturday Nite

Mixed League Steve Kertesz shot 289-209-

201-699, Ricky Smith 227-610, Mike

Newman 220, and Frank Alvarez 225.

In the FridayLate Night Mixed League Jack

Gale shot 201-229-224-654, Dennis

Lawrence 223-225-640, Kenneth Cameron,

Jr. 211-216-2002-627, and Rick Wemple

241-209-606.

Rob Morris 692HOPELAWN, NJ Rob Morris led the scor-

ing in the Friday Nite Mixed League firinggames of 223-247-222 for a high series of

692.

Kenny Anderson shot 232-226-233-691,

Pete Badiak 212-200-278-690, Alberto

Martins 244-221-652, Nick Guannieri 257-

201-650, and Melissa Hertenberger 212.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

august 4, 2010 sports reporter

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