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John Evans 300
Coram CountryCORAM, NY - John Evans
tossed twelve in a row to tally a
300 game in recent league play at
Coram Country Lanes.
Pete Schults came close post-
ing a 290 game followed by MikeValenti Jr. bowling a 288 game.
Jeremiah Readie Blasted 300
At Maple LanesBROOKLYN, NY - Jeremiah
Readie posted his 2nd 300 game in
two weeks while contesting in the
Monday Mixed Handicap League
at Maple Lanes.Joseph Santino tossed a 280
game in a 749 series followed by
Mickey Lee rolling 279-734,
Ellon McDonald 258-709 and
Dolores Nigro rolled a 231 en
route to a 621 set.
WALLINGTON, NJ - Kevin
(Tito) Jackson shot 802 with hisgames of 289, 265 and 248 to lead
all competition in the Tuesday
Bud Light 4-Man at AMF
Wallington Lanes. He earns a pin
on the wall of Fame.
Anthony Maisonet bowled
287, Bruce Radigan and Victor
Mendoza both shot 279. Paul
Stamos 278, Kevin Matawa 262,John Jawor 259. Lucky number
258 was a hot with Joe Leardo Jr.,
Jeff Di Domenico, Greg Work and
Jerry Ramierz all shooting 258. TJ
Valentin hit 257 followed by Tom
Twist with 249 and Frank
DiLorenzos 245.
Kevin Jackson Rolled 802
At AMF Wallington Lanes
Ort 824, Barker 300
At T-Bowl IIWAYNE, NJ Dan Barker blast-
ed a 300 game in the Knights ofPythias League at T-Bowl Lanes.
Jeff Ort shot 267-278-279 for a
824 meeting high series, Steven
Barkley hit 253-731, Marc
Martorano 287, Chris Pagano 279,
Ray Riciardi 269, Joe Caparaso
268, and Tony DeArmas 260.
ROCKVILLE CEN-
TRE, NY - DwightNut Flowers set a
new 3-game scoring
record at Rockville
Centre Lanes while
bowling in the RVC 4-
Man Classic League
on October 15th when
he posted games of
299, 298 and closing
with 279 for the record
876 set. Dwight sur-
passed what was the
House Record of 857
set four years ago by
Tom Riccobono.
Flowers earned the
record in unique style when he strung
11 strikes in each
of his 3 games, yetnot shooting 300.
In fact, in game
three Dwight
opened with 9-
miss and finished
with the last
eleven for his 279.
R o c k v i l l e
Centres most
respected house
pro Joe C. and
shop owner had
just drilled a
Storm IQ for
Dwight, which he
used in his record
setting night of bowling.
Rhino Page is First Pick as Franchise Players Select Teams for PBA League RostersBy Bill Vint PBA
Dwight Flowers 876 Breaks Record
At Rockville Centre Lanes
LAS VEGAS Left-hander Rhino Page of Dade City, Fla.,
the Professional Bowlers Associations 2008-09 Rookie of
Year, was the top selection in the inaugural PBA League
Draft held recently at South Point Bowling Center. The his-
toric PBA League, consisting of eight five-player teams of
PBA stars, will make its debut Jan. 19-27 at Thunderbowl
Lanes in Allen Park, Mich.
Page, a three-time PBA Tour titlist and a finalist in the
2012 PBA World Championship, was selected by PBA Hall
of Famer Norm Duke, one of the eight Franchise Players
who will head the PBAL teams. The Franchise Players were
the top players in competition points during the 2011-12
PBA Tour season. Duke won the first pick in a PBA Draft
Lottery held earlier during the GEICO PBA World Series of
Bowling.
Im really happy, Duke said. I had been studying the
list even before I got to Las Vegas, and I got everyone I
wanted. You have to realize after I picked Rhino, I wasnt
going to have access to some of the other high-profile guys,
but I got f ive bulldogs and Im elated.
The draft was conducted in a serpentine fashion, whereby
once the eight players selected their first picks, the draft
order was reversed for each subsequent round. For exam-
ple, Finlands Osku Palermaa, who picked eighth in the first
round, then picked first in the second round. Each team con-
sists of five players plus a supplemental pick who will only
enter the competition if a roster player is unable to perform.
PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber of St. Ann., Mo., drafted
second, and his first pick was 13-time PBA Tour titlist
Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C.
My first pick wasnt going to be anyone else, Weber
said, and after that, Tommy and I together talked over the
guys we wanted to pick. Our sleeper is (former Wichita
State University star John) Szczerbinski (of North
Tonawanda, N.Y.), but hell be all right. Im just looking
forward to seeing my team on TV.
Bill ONeill of Langhorne, Pa., picked third.
Im very happy, ONeill said. There were a few guys I
had high on my list who I didnt think would be there, but
there they were.
Australias Jason Belmonte was No. 4 in the draft order.
I have a really well-balanced team. Everyone has TV
experience, everyone has big-time tournament experience,
he said. Walking into (Thunderbowl), I know everyone is
going to be prepared. Im really happy with my third pick,
Parker Bohn III. Hes a proven champion. Hes going to
give 110 percent, and I know he has something to prove.
Mike Fagan of Dallas followed Belmonte.
I feel really good about our team. We dont have any
weak links, Fagan said. I wasnt too concerned about hav-
ing one superstar; I was looking more at the composite of
our group.
Reigning PBA Player of the Year Sean Rash of
Montgomery, Ill., also was pleased.
I got one of the best lefties on tour (Ryan Ciminelli of
Cheektowaga, N.Y.) Ryan Shafer is a proven champion. I
got the greatest player of all-time (47-time PBA Tour cham-
pion Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla.) I looked into
who has bowled well currently and at Thunderbowl (in
2009) and team chemistry as well.
No. 7 Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, said, I feel great
about my team. Everyone I drafted was in the top 25 in points
last year. They all have the ability to play straight or hook the
ball. With the exception of me, theyre all young. They are all
team players. I didnt think (first pick) Dom (Barrett of
England) would get to me, and I certainly didnt think (fellow
Englishman) Stu (Williams) would still be on the board. I
have no complaints.
Palermaa, who has extensive international experience,
picked Swedens Martin Larsen and Canadas Dan
MacLelland with his back-to-back picks. The best guys
were going to go first, but Ive got a versatile team. Thats
what you have to go for.
See PBA LEAGUE page 2
Maple photoo
Dwight Flowers posted an
876 to set Rockville Centre
Record.
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Monday Early Birds: Ed Hardy 249-655, Don
Doty 592, Jim Westergaard 228-612, Karen
Evangelista 193-519, Betty Hessler 180-515, Judy
Von Itter 174-483, Kevin Bradley 258-748, Jim
Westergaard 257, Ken George 243-649, Tina
Richardson 259-625, Julianne Crowell 231-578.
County Tuesday Night Mixed: Gene Pukas 257-
696, Heriberto Matias 246, Joe Thorpe 244, Matthew
Wood 239, Nichold Spratford 239-638, Sandy Turner
227-601, Dot Newsom 203-558, Joe Thorpe 279-
699, Matt Franke 279, Kevin Swayze 267 game, EdPico 254.
Fox Hills Seniors: Robert Forte 223; Don King
222; Dom Caricato 203, Pat Lucas 183-422, Mary
Ann Smith 152-398; Dom Carcicato 217-572. Rick
Martone 213-572, Steve Rainer 212-577, Helen
Loverro 158-444, Kathy Ingenito 156.
Morris Hills Mixed: Sal Antoniello 178-485,
Manny Barraqueiro 166-445, Jay Taormina 153-435,
Beth Williams 173-492, Rosemary Muscolino 172-
427, Pam Antoniello 169-456.
Rockaway Women: Marybeth Kanouse 189-519,
Susan Ruiz 188-game, Susan Chillemi 184-505,
Tracy Oleary 181.
Rockaway Foursome: George Dakak Jr. 276-764,
Donald Bryant 264-714, Liesl Apgar 244-658, Joyce
Hulbert 237-624.
PBA Experience bowled on changing PBA lane
conditions: Matt Graham 231-621, Tim Panek 217-
534, Scott Van Syckle 216-554, Brian Scott 212
game.
NorBu Lodge: Bill Karpack 278-682, Charles
Wright 256, Rick Seipp 223, Lynn Perry 213-545,
Maryann Abasto 194; Stacey Titus 190; Keith
Helbourg 227-620, Bill Karpack 226 game, Charles
Wright 212-603, Stacey Titus 181 game, Lisa Bischer
180-496.
Lake Hiawatha A.C.: Jared Lopez 268-727, TJ
Gray 262-639, John Finno 258-698, Jamie Sweetser
236-619, Martel Ellis 236; Ben Mayer 267, Shawn
Casey 258, Ken Emker 254.
Matt Russo 786 at Ocean LanesLAKEWOOD, NJ Matt Russo led the scoring in the Saturday
Scratch Trio League at Ocean Lanes firing games of 255-244-287 for a
high series of 786.
Amanda Nardiello rolled 217-237-269-723, Shawn Dillon 243, Allen
Bank 234, Noah Zawadzky 226, Faith Meder 208, Brandy Collins 203,
Amber MacLeod, Analicia Savvides, and Tori Boughton 200 and
Jessica Cohen tossed a 196.
Kevin Masick 771 at FarmingdaleFARMINGDALE, NY Kevin Masick led the scoring in the Monday
Night Foulplay League at Farmingdale Lanes firing games of 259-268-245 for a high series of 771.
Chris DePierro rolled 222-226-255-703, Kyle Durfee 256-214-227-
697, Danny Schrafel 237-236-215-688, William ODonnell 235-617,
Danny Riccobono 247-617, Matthew Farley 244, Fran Savodly 236,
and Linda Stephnaopoulos 227-203-622.
In the Sunday Early Mixed League Craig Bogert shot 224-235-203-
662, Jeremy Schuster 240-625, Wayne Emblem 235-620, Joe Venezia
227-209, and Dan Loss 226.
ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
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"I have not failed,
I've just found ten thousand ways that won't work."
Thomas Edison
AT AMF WALLINGTON LANESBy Gloria Volpe
Tuesday Bud Light 4-ManWOW, what excitement and another pin on the wall of fame goes to
TJ Valentin for posting a 300 game. John Jawor just missed with his
290, 255-791, Elis Jones 280, Jeff Di Domenico had 2 nice 279s, Kevin
(Tito) Jackson 259, Kavin Matawa, Anderson Chae & Chris Judge 258,
Alan Kowel 255, Mike Covello, Bob Kozma, Gary Eda all had 254
games.
Thursday Early MixedVery exciting night we had to put up another pin on the wall of fame
for Joe D Amicos 280, 279,,245-804. Leo Castillo rolled 257, 223-660
, Matt dunning 235, Cas Kostnicki 226, Our own Nick Mancini 224, 215
Don French, 222, Randy Murray 219 Joe Seiple and Charles Jackson
214, and Lori Biggy tossed a 211 game.
Monday Night TriosCharles Petros had a nice 262 game, Vinnie Troncone along with
Linda Rose rolled 255, Dave Cirkus , Dave Livelliand, and Joe Leardo
Jr. hit 247, Mike Roman and Seif Fahmy 246, Joe Szewezyk 245, Austin
Masser 244, Chris Ferrara 239, Paul Paravati and Andres Escalante 238,
Chris Vital 237, Rich Graf and Joe Leardo Sr. 236.
Sunday MixedChuck Zingone came up with the high game and series in this league
with games of 257, 234, and 206 for a 697. Steven Coston hit 235, Mike
Laspada had two nice games with 234 and 226.The ladies had some nice scores with Lauren Pietrowicz tossing 245-
225-632
Tuesday Early 5-ManThere were a lot of high scores in this league the summery is: Bob
Cardinal 246, 234, Ed Lisi 245,239, Rich Pero Jr. 244, Toto Jowono 242,
Jeremy Rybak & George Doughty 241, Kevin Kloeping 240, Tom Twist
& Bret Contreras 237, Nick Jamerson & Joe Bargallo 236.
Public SafetyKenny Lee once again came up with the high score of 289, and of
course Tito Jackson had 3 nice games of 259, 258, 245 for a 762, Billy
Zika 258, 226-697 , team mate Billy Lyons 256, Ken Cook 245, Robert
Day 234, Pablo Spadavecchia 233.
Bud Light Tuesday 4-ManTom Twist was the high scorer with his 268, 244-700, Gary Edna 265,
Duk Lee & Frank Di Lorenzo had a 258, Bruce Radigan, Paul Stamos
255, Jae Kim 253, Anderson Chae, Jeff DiDomenico & Jerry Ramirez
all had 248s and 247 was a hot number also with Dan Smith , Frank
Shultz, Chris Montagna, Tony Son, Janet Schrenzel & Tj Valentin all
shooting it. Paul Tortorici & Seong Lee 244, Karen Valenti & Bob
Deleasa 238.
CUSTOM THUMBZ DOUBLESOn the Mens end we have Michael Simone who shot a 287 game and a 725 series, Joe Conigliaro followed
with a 268 game and a 687 series, Dexter Sapp came through with a 267 game and a 729 series, Bob
Thorne came in with a 256 game and ended with a 675 series, Matt Achstatter also threw a 256 game, Jeff
Mehler and Mike Chook both bowled a 255 game, and Mike came through with 706 series, Scott Rufer hit
a 692 series, Rick Boremski threw a 676 series, Dave Goldman bowled a 673 series and Dave Dobin shot a
672 series, On the Womans end we have Nadine Williams-Clory who shot a 279 and a 246 game and ended
with a 682 series.
RVC 4-MAN CLASSICOn the Mens end we have Nick Colonna who shot a 279 and a 254 game and a 746 series, Bob Thorne fol-lowed with a 267 game and a 703 series, Howie Tarr came through with a 266 game, Tommy Winchell fol-
lowed with a 257 game and a 700 series, Robert Forehlich bowled a 255 game and a 723 series, Brad
Cammarano threw a 279 and a 258 game and a 762 series.
OSIDE K OF COn the Mens end we have Steve Papier who shot a 268 game and a 710 series, Nolan Ryder followed with
a 265 game, Joe Butt Jr. came through with a 255 game and a 658 series, Pat Zenker threw a 706 series,
Greg Centamore bowled a 671 series, Jason Julian also came through with a 671 series and Kyle Smith shot
a 653 series, On the Womans end we have Heather Maxwell who shot a 597 series.
FRIDAY MIXEDOn the Mens side we have Al Doerrer who shot a 280 game and a 661 series, John Hodge followed with a
268 game and a 719 series, John Labau also came through with a 268 game and a 726 series, Brian
Leighow also came in with two 268 games and a 259 game and a session high 795 series and James Kein
followed with a 266 game. On the Womans end we have Gina Lella who shot a 236 game and a 582 series,
Christina Kenny also shot a 236 game and Debbie Potasso came through with a 214 and a 212 game in a
609 series.
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AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Tony Caridi 780FARMINGDALE, NY Tony Caridi led the scoring in the Friday Late
Mixed League firing games of 268-256-256 for a high series of 780.
Joe Johnson rolled 265-259-242-766, Bob Starzec 275-703, Brian
Selwin 265, Dawn Camacho 246, and Lana Genzale 208.
Kerrick Jones 760FARMINGDALE, NY Kerrick Jones topped the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Birds League firing games of 230-231-209 for a high
series of 760.
Charlie Turner rolled 279-277-753, Brian Beale 235-246-258-739Dan Oliveri 225-268-208-701, Clay Hunt and Susie Lew 257, and Pat
Berardino 217.
In the Tuesday Nite Owls League Bob Larsen rolled 235-221-647,
Bill Kremlicka 268-631, Don Prince 222-625, Deon Taitte 224, and Joe
Aversano 219.
Joseph Kelch 717FARMINGDALE, NY Joseph Kelch led the scoring in the
Wednesday Mens League firing games of 269-255 for a high series of
717.
Gary Brandt shot 232-248-222-702, Frank Magro 279-238-692, BJ
Fuller 266-691, Rich Gagliardi 258-247-687, Aniello Strocchia 248-
210-222-680, and Paul Verderosa 237-227-226-690.
In the Wednesday Party League Lloyd Hasluck shot 232-219-651,
Eric Vazquez 246-216-648, Mike Marrazzo 200-223-225-648, and
David Brand 226.
Joe LiVolsi hit 213, and Jerry Keenan 209 in the Friday Sunshine
Kids League.
Brandon Soedarmasto 696FARMINGDALE, NY Brandon Soedarmasto topped the scoring in
the St. Martins Major League firing games of 208-209-279 for a high
series of 696.
Greg Mottola hit 215, Diamond Hunter 209, Deanan Rosenberg 211,
and Liz Ferraro 201-200.
John Tiska 692FARMINGDALE, NY John Tiska led the scoring in the Thursday
Goodtimers League firing games of 212-214-266 for a high series of
692.
Mike Weber rolled 267-214-664, Brian Walsh 244-208-616, Mark
Meisels 241, Mike Bagnato 237, and Gary Incandela 235-225-617.
Jeremy Schuster 258FARMINGDALE, NY In the Early Mixed League Jeremy Schuster
shot 258, Joe Venezia 257, Rainer Latteier 256-611, Craig Bogart 255-
211, and Joe Giammarino, Jr. 229-213.
Tom Brennan rolled 207 and Christopher Prendegast 201 in the
Saturday PMS League.
In the Wednesday Party League Mark Eisenberg shot 250-228-638,
Lloyd Hasluck 231, and David Brand 225, and Mike Ellendorf 211-215-
206-632.
Bill Platania shot 233-224-632, Frank Napolitano 233, and
Marguerite Lauri 188 in the Monday AM Seniors League.
AT RABSAnthony Jabaily 742STATEN ISLAND, NY
Anthony Jabaily led the scoring in
the Friday Nite Mixed Quartets
League firing games of 279-258
for a high series of 742.
Ken Soto shot 246-246-703,
Bobby Mirabella 257-697, Rita
DiPietro 265-212-683, Joe
DEsposito 248, Larry Sullivan
258, and Charlie Carmichael and
Larry Lependorf 247.
Bob Jacobson 692STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob
Jacobson paced the scoring in the
Millennium Fun League with a
high series of 692.
Ray Carlisle hit 246-681, Derek
Gilbert 269-243-678, Peter
Battezzato 254-670, and Jason
Todaro 266.
Ryan Friend 689STATEN ISLAND, NY Ryan
Friend led the scoring in the D&L
Auto Repair League firing 258
game to highlight a 689 series.Ed Michon shot 256-678, Frank
DeStarano 246-680, Vinny
Portobello 255-669, Anthony
Goffried 256, Lou Conti 275, and
Phil DiAmico 681.
In the Larry McSorley Juniors
League Adam Abdelaziz hit 234,
Jason Wichnovitz 196, Joe
Dorman 185-211, Sean Van Pelt
184, and Holly Taylor bowled a
174.
Howie Weiss 684STATEN ISLAND, NY Howie
Weiss led the scoring in the Senior
Mens League firing games of223-279 for a high series of 684.
Joe Albanese shot 213-236-
228-677, Don Schwed 270-216-
659, Joey Jew 214-224-217-655,
Jim Episcopia 218-248-665, and
Joe LaBargo 238-214-645.
In the Senior Mens League
John Castro shot 239, Benny
Garcia 228-209-615, Aldo
Depetro 209, Tony Rubilotta 204,
Fred Schweizer 203, and Dan Tito
203.
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AT SOUTH LEVITTOWN
Sunday AM Trios:
Ed Stadtlander 299, 258, 804,
Robert Spann 279, Swifty
Catapano 268, Frank Yodice Jr.
260, Keith Hengel 256, 278, 266-
786, Eddie Norton 279, Charlie
Minch 255.
Thursday Night Foursome:
Jerry Naughton 289, Denis
Mendelson 269-719, Gary Brower
268-726, Jeff Fugelsang 267,
Fabrizio Cerutti 263-733, Mike
Berg 261-743, Jack Kampf 728,
Marcus White 706, Tom
DeVincenzo 701, Jeff Fugelsang
700, Dawn Palladino 214.
Monday LIA:
Peter Taormina 277, Seth
Marcus 269-759, Brian Salzbach
266, Luciano Gaglione 264, Chris
Schnepp 263, George Schnepp
255, Tricia Krac 237, April Fucci
236, Jen Zappolo 228.
Tuesday Early Birds:
Karen Bernardo 226, 204, Jenn
DLorio 224, Betty Espy 203.
Tuesday BK Sweeneys:
Jack Simone 256, Jeff Miller
242, George Alavanja 235, Erin
Leone 212.
Young at Heart Seniors:
Rocky Torrieri 220, Pete
Thomasefsky 214, 219, 213, Joe
Marsiello 211, Mike Damato 209,
Richie Coyer 256, Bob Sandkuhl
221, Joe Cagna 212, Nancy Ellis
201.
Swingtime Seniors:
Joe Visone 218-207, Linda Kelly
238, Cappy Caporusso 201.
Wednesday Hicksville Elks:
Paul Devito 252, Ivan Rodriguez
Jr. 237,249-646, Chuck Coene
225.
Thursday Hits and Misses:
Brian Beale 279, 266-770, Irv
Freed 247, Jim Fenimore 241-264,
Lorraine Gigante 201, Jerry
Packard 265, Dennis Driscoll 245.
Charles McShane 3-Man:
Pete Cornell 269-725, Darren
Barlow 268-723, Bill Cascarella
267, Donald Socci 258, Dom
Napoli 257.
Thursday Night Foursome:
Ray Munoz Jr. 279-712, Jeff
Fugelsang 269-749, Pete Cornell
268-756, Ken Wojdylo 267, John
Maglione 265-716, Denis
Mendelson 707, Joe Ervolino 703.
Friday Astoria Federal Men:
Tom Kirchner 264-267, Ed
Snevily 257, Mike Clark 256-729,
Scott Zimmerman 253-722, Mike
McCarthy 244, Rich Mahler 246,
Rich Hansen 245.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICScott Porto 753HOPELAWN, NJ - Scott Porto led the scoring
in the Middlesex County Classic League firing
games of 219-244-290 for a high series of 753.
Jason Paro rolled 259-245-244-748, Daniel
Lopez 235-267-239-740, Travis Tilley 215-
232-290-737, David Smith 235-234-265-734,
Rich Nicholls 256-247-220-723, Len
Camporeale 223-280-215-718, Billy Smith
257-228-233-718, Rami Ahmed 258-237-
713, and Ken Horvath 215-256-237-708.
In the Bank League Mark Cumber shot214-203-205-622, John Sidorko 199, Brent
Evans 209, and Maryann Todd 189
Paul Harney 683HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Harney led the scor-
ing in the Atlantic City Trios League firing
games of 276-204-203 for a high series of 683.
Ralph Doerfler shot 228-217-635, Joseph
Krupinski 258-204-634, and Phyllis Vaccaro 232.
In the Merck League Bruce Binkowitz shot
205-222, and Bob Zullo, Sr. 203.
Larry Clarke rolled 235-203 and Caferino
Rivera 203 in the NJ Turnpike League.
Don Anione 680HOPELAWN, NJ Don Anione led the
scoring in the Academy Madness League fir-
ing games of 208-219-253 for a high series of680.
Tom Schiavo 659HOPELAWN, NJ Tom Schiavo led the
scoring in the La Buona Pizza League firing
games of 219 and255 for a high series of 659.
Scott Akalewicz rolled 209-226-629, Joe
Britton 247-627, John Baginsky 215-214, and
Alicia Poythress 231-203.
In the Winter Senior Citizen League Rich
Rowley rolled 215.
Joe Britton 649
HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Britton rolled 237-224-649, Sal Moscuzza 201-225-607, Al
DAlessandro 229-606, and Anthony Cursi
206-212-600.
In the Garden State Mixed League Richard
Hecht shot 201-285-657, Michael Ramer
235-630, Jose Medina 236-243-629, Kyle
Januzzi 213-206-614, and Dana Soto 201-
202-211-614.
Rocco Fortunato 636HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco Fortunato rolled
207-236-203-636, Walter Malecki 217-213-
202-632, Tom Poulos 227-209-631, and Kyle
Jannuzzi 215-210-616.
In the La Buona Pizza League Warren
Taureck rolled 229-218-200-647, John
Baginsky, Jr. 213-215-210-638, Bob Stevens
235-201-635, John Baginsky 253-633, andAlicia Poythress 201.