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RENO, Nev. - PBA stars Parker

Bohn III and Patrick Allen,

PWBA-PBA Women’s Regional

representative Ingelimar Beasley

and high school senior Brandon

Soedarmasto were the winners in

Sunday’s ESPN telecast of the

PBA Challenge Finals presented

by the Internat ional Bowling

Museum and Hall of Fame.

In a television event that put the

spotlight on the diversity of PBA

competition, the final telecast

from the GEICO PBA World

Series of Bowling VII presented

by Silver Legacy at the National

Bowling Stadium featured three

different levels of PBA competi-

tion – seniors, women and region-

al – in addition to a Teen MastersGrand Championship match

showcasing two emerging stars in

the sport. The finalists in the three

PBA events emerged from among

eight players in each division who

earned a trip to Reno to bowl an

eight-game qualifier prior to

WSOB VII. The top two in each

qualifier advanced to their respec-

tive one-game matches on ESPN.Bohn, of Jackson, N.J., defeated

fellow PBA Hall of Famer and

defending champion Amleto

Monacelli of Venezuela, 231-183,

to win the PBA50 Tour Challenge

final. Bohn, a three-time PBA50

Tour winner including one title

during the 2015 season, led the

match from the start while

Monacelli was hampered by miss-ing two 10 pins in the match.

“When you bring in eight guys

from the PBA50 Tour, it’s nice to

know that the older guys still have

that opportunity (in the World

Series),” Bohn said. “Amleto is

one of the toughest guys out there

on the PBA50 Tour so it’s never

easy when you bowl against him. I

was fortunate he just wasn’t able

to get anything going in that

match.”

In the women’s regional match,

Beasley, a resident of Clarksville,

Tenn., and a three-time woman

bowler of the year in her native

Venezuela, defeated collegiate and

Team USA standout Danielle

McEwan of Stony Point, N.Y.,

246-177. Beasley, the wife of vet-

eran PBA competitor Mitch

Beasley, got out of the gate fast

with the first four strikes while

McEwan couldn’t recover from

three opens in the match.“It was so emotional just for me

to be here,” Beasley said. “I had to

make sure to keep my emotions

calm because Danielle is a great

bowler and I knew I would have to

bowl my best to win. Starting with

the first four strikes gave me a lot

of confidence and calmed me

down.”

In the PBA Regional final,

Allen, a 13-time Tour winner from

Mount Kisco, N.Y., defeated two-

time Tour titlist and defendingPBA Regional Challenge winner

Josh Blanchard of Mesa, Ariz.,

289-227.

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Anthony Delia Slammed 300

At Farmingdale Lanes

Eldred Sherred Blasted 300

James Borzoni Hit 299

At Rockville Centre Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY – Anthony

Delia earned top honors in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League at

Farmingdale Lanes blasting

games of 300-236-277 for a high

series of 813.

Bay Stauder shot 288, Frankie

Berardino 279-269-772, Ed

Stadtlander 234-269-227-730,

Michael Alvarez 279-235-700,

and Casey Sparacio 259-232-681.

See CHALLENGE Page 2

HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike

Santonastaso blasted a 300 game

in the Family League at Majestic

Lanes.

Tommy Martino shot 210-256-

247-713, David Morgante 223,

Kevin Kopko 226, Susan

Bobrowski 225-200, and Andrew

Bobrowski 203.

ROCKVILLE, NY – Eldred

Sherred found perfection in a 300

game while contesting in the

Thursday Mixed League at

Rockville Centre Lanes and James

Borzoni came near perfect with a

299 game.

Tommy Calderone shot 225-225-

256-706 followed by Steve Papier

bowling 239-213-245-697, John

Cardinale 278-214-664, Robert

Valenciano 279, and Anthony

Scigliano pitched a 256 and 247 in

a 658 set.

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Mike Potoski

took center stage spotlight posting

perfect with a 300 game en route

to a 793 series contesting in the

Rockaway Trios at Rockaway

Lanes.

Gary Malone bowled a 290,

Patrick Fisher 279, Terrance

Sanders 278, Anthony Mandato

269, Alison Gomer 258-679, Mark

Wyckoff 773, Mike Yankauskas

751.

Mike Santonastaso 300 at Majestic

Jonathan Petrizzi 300 at Rab’sSTATEN ISLAND, NY –

Jonathan Petrizzi blasted a 300

game and finished the session

with a 700 series contesting in the

Family Fun League at Rab’s

Country Lanes.

Kevin Buono hit 279-687,

Thomas Hollywood 211-214-259-

684, and Joe Sorge 246.

Bohn, Beasley, Allen and Soedarmasto are Winners in PBA Challenge FinalsFinal event of GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VII showcases diverse aspects of PBA competition

Dave Mutch 300

at Holiday BowlOAKLAND, NJ – Dave Mutch

blasted a 300 game along with

221-258-251 for a 1030 series to

lead all bowlers rolling in the

Coors Light Doubles League at

Holiday Bowl.

Dave Nagelhout shot 237-299-

247-268-1051 followed by

Andres Loopez with 208-259-

259-259-985, and Pete D’Angelo

289-202-236-227-954.

In the Ketterer Memorial League

also at Holiday Bowl John

Calvacante shot 228-232-288-748

followed by Mark Galiano with

248-247-243-738, Dave

Francesonci 279-258-732, and

Dave Cahool 223-274-232-729.

Mike Potoski 300 at Rockaway Lanes

PBA photo

Ingelimar Beasley won the

PBA Challenge Clash.

photo

PBA photo

Parker Bohn III, Ingelimar Beasley, Brandon Soedarmasto and

Patrick Allen.


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CHALLENGEContinued from Page 1

Allen’s bid for a 300 game was

thwarted when he left a 6 pin on

his 11th shot.

“This was encouraging to win

because I haven’t bowled well the

last few years,” said Allen, who

won five regionals in 2015. “I’ve

been plagued with some back and

hip injuries. It’s tough when you

get to your 40s. All of those games

and all of the travel starts taking it s

toll on you.”

In the Teen Masters Grand

Championship between a pair of

17-year-old high school seniors,

Soedarmasto, of Levittown, N.Y.,

defeated Brigitte Jacobs of

Freeport, Ill., 244-178, in a contest

that required the teenagers to bowl

on a different lane condition on

each lane using their choice of two

bowling balls specially designed

for the Teen Masters competition.

Both players earned their berths

in the final by winning boy’s and

girl’s Teen Masters titles in Las

Vegas last summer. Each earned

$7,500 scholarships but

Soedarmasto earned an additional

$2,500 for winning his match in

Reno.

“Bowling on two different lane

conditions adds to the challenge

and the fun,” Soedarmasto said. “I

learned a lot competing in the

Teen Masters tournament this

year. At the end of the day after

bowling on this it reassures you

how well you can actually bowl

and define yourself as a bowler.”Both Teen Masters champions

indicated their dream is to one day

bowl on their respective profes-

sional tours.

Concluding the telecast, Beasley

won the one-ball, low-score-out

PBA Challenge Clash involving

the four winners. Allen was the

first to bow out, followed by Bohn

and Soedarmasto. While the win-

ner received a trophy and bragging

rights, it was the second year in arow that the female contestant

emerged as the winner. Missy

Parkin of Laguna Hills, Calif.,

won the inaugural Challenge

Finals Clash in 2014 at South

Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas.

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Anthony Passeretti 300-806 in Hankel ClassicBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ- Anthony Passeretti led the scoring with a 300-270-236

for the season’s high series 806 (152 pins over average) in the Hankel

Classic. Mike Stevens also fired a 300 game and 764 series. Jeff Barnett

blasted the pins for a 299 and 772 series. Janine Smith 233 and 634

series. Larry Gitlitz 290 and Mike Savoye 278. Eighteen games thrown

250 and over and nine 700+ series. Unusual event, Chuck Lerner for the

second week in a row bowled more than 100 pins above average tossing

a 705 series (150 pins over average).

Michael Guglielmino 300 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Michael Guglielmino found perfection in a

300 game while rolling in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League

at Parkway Lanes and finished with a 729 series.

Tony Amantea rolled 258-753, Jan Dul 266-741, Peter Honan 269-

711, Jose Marte 248-689, Rene Ruiz 235-687, and James Viola 255-

680.

Gary Toth 298 in Hankel ClassicBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ- Gary Toth was the high scorer with a 298-761 in the

Hankel Classic at Howell Lanes.

Mike Polansky had the second high game 277 and Brandon Fennell 276

and 757 for second high series. Parker Bohn III threw the third high

series 743. Mike Valanzano fired a 721 series and the League scored 14

games over 250. Leslie Bohn 214-213- 631 to lead the Women’s scores.

Steffen Schenkenberger Tops at HowellBy John JenningsHOWELL, NJ - Steffen Schenkenberger blasted a 257 game followed

by Marvin Hidalgo-Mora with a 249 and Mike Fogarty 247 in the Cheap

Thrills League at Howell Lanes.. High series went to Mike Fogarty 687,

John Furey 668, and 650 Mitch Kirstein 650.

Women’s High Games were shot by Shannon Hankel 204, Dawn

Fratello 204, and Debbie Connors 196. Fratello threw a 564 series,

Hankel a 561, and Jessica Scott a 508 series.

INNGELLIMAR? INGELLIMAR? INGELIMAR? IT’S ALL THE NURSE’S FAULT Many times there are little things going on behind the scene in PBA television events that escape the eye of

viewers, like the strange case of “how do you spell Inngellimar” during the PBA Challenge Finals presented

by the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame..

During pre-match warmup for the PWBA-PBA Women’s Regional final between Inngellimar Beasley, rep-

resenting the PBA Midwest Region, and Danielle McEwan, representing the East Region, one of the ESPN

crew members noticed Beasley’s name on her High 5 Gear jersey was spelled with one “n” instead of two. A

quick investigation showed that Beasley’s name in PBA’s database is spelled Inngellimar with a double“n”…and she, herself, had spelled her name that way on the information form she had provided to the ESPN

crew.

Not wanting to bother her just before she began bowling on television, staff checked with her husband,

Mitch Beasley, who confirmed the two “n” spelling was accurate.

Then a funny thing happened. When asked about the spelling issue in a post-telecast interview, Inngellimar

confirmed her name is legally spelled as noted, but:

“The way it’s supposed to be is one ‘n,’ but when the (nurse) was making the birth certificate, she got kind

of excited so she put down two n’s and two l’s. It was supposed to be one ‘l’ too. But two more letters is just

fine with me.”

So in the future, if you see the name Inngellimar, Ingellimar or Ingelimar, take note that all three spellings

are correct…or incorrect…depending on your viewpoint. At her request, PBA’s preferred spelling will favor

the latter: one n, one l.

.PBA Photo..

Ingelimar Beasley


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February 3 - 9, 2016 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Brandon Smith, Jared Duncan

Pace Youth Travelers at BoontonBy Vince Albrecht

BOONTON, NJ – Hi-Tor’s Brandon Smith led all scorers with 279-234-

698 and his teammates supplied more than enough firepower to lead the

squad past Bowler City I, 2997-2763 in Stan Niemiec Youth Travel play.

The Hi-Tor quartet was unstoppable in the opener, setting a league mark

with 1022 scratch on postings by Johnny Toscano with 289, Brandon 279,

Nick Sparta 243 and Nino Sparta 211. Perhaps overwhelmed with their

remarkable numbers, the team cooled off considerably in the middle

encounter, losing 931-859, only to re-group in the finale with an 870

scratch, giving them the season’s best series net mark to date, a 2628, tak-

ing the rubber game 993-899 and five of seven points; joining Smith withimpressive “600s” were Nick Sparta with a triple deuce 243-201-213 good

for a 657, Johnny Toscano 289-201-657 and Nino Sparta 211-257-617.

Bowler City I posted some fine scores: Kristen Kane and Gabby Pangaro,

each with 205, Kyle Schellberg 216-601 and Anthony Rizzo 214.

Jared Duncan exploded for three deuces: 214-215-265-694 and Devin

Crowley added 191-192 to lead Holiday II past Bowler City II, 2885-2727,

coming away with five points. Lighting up the leaderboard for BC II was

Matt Burzynski with 242-210-634.

In another position match, Holiday I bounced back from an opening

game setback to take five points from Fair Lawn on a flurry of deuces from

Nick Cilento 258-233-672, Frank Magyar 225-223-644 and Alex McGuire

227. Splintering Boonton’s pins for Fair Lawn were Matt Myers tossing

212-210-610 and 13-year-old Jake Nappi 186-214.

Front-running Bowler City III had all cylinders working in sweeping past

Montvale to open up a thirteen point lead over the latter. The entire BC III

lineup had a hand in the victory, a 3074 which is the league’s third best

handicap triple this season with the 1111 middle single now second highhandicap game. Crushing the maples for the winners were Nathan Tombo

236-242-667, Derek Lewandowski 234-248-638, David Grant 225-201-

607 and Nick Reyes with a stellar 256 middle score. The lone deuce for

Montvale was Nick Fabiano 203 with other creditable posts from Mat t

Russell 197 and Dan Sproviero 187-183.

CHICAGO, Ill. - While

two-time defending

FireLake PBA Tournament

of Champions winner Jason

Belmonte competes in the

2016 edition of PBA’s sig-

nature championship this

week in Shawnee, Okla., he

will be focused on yet

another career milestone

that will add to what is

already one of the best runs

in PBA majors history.

The 32-year-old two-han-

der from Australia will be

trying to win his third con-

secutive TOC title, some-

thing only PBA Hall of

Famer Jason Couch has

accomplished winning in

1999, 2000 and 2002 (the

TOC was not held in calen-

dar year 2001). The tourna-

ment’s only other three-time win-

ner is PBA and recent United

States Bowling Congress Hall of

Famer electee Mike Durbin, whowon the TOC in 1972, 1982 and

1984.

Belmonte, who made an imme-

diate impact on the sport with his

revolutionary two-handed style

when he earned PBA Rookie of

the Year honors in 2009, has

demonstrated his dominance in

two of PBA’s major tournaments,

winning a record three straight

USBC Masters titles in addition

to back-to-back TOCs. He’ll try

to extend his Masters streak

immediately following the TOC.

The Masters, part of a three con-

secutive Sunday series of live

PBA major championship tele-casts on ESPN, will take place

Feb. 8-14 in Indianapolis. The

Barbasol PBA Players

Championship is set for Feb. 16-

21 in Columbus, Ohio.

“My biggest thought is to just

bowl these events and not think

about my successes in the past,”

said the 12-time Tour winner

from his home in Orange,

Australia where he and his wife

Kimberly are awaiting the birth

of their third child. “I am as hun-

gry to win these events this sea-

son as I’ve always been.

“I do have to admit that some-

times I feel that I look in the

rearview mirror a little bit and

trip over with what’s right in front

of me, so I’ll be guarding against

doing that as much as possible.”

After a 32nd-place finish in the

Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open in

November, Belmonte couldn’t get

on track in WSOB VII. He ended

up with a 40th-place finish in the

Rolltech PBA World

Championship after failing to

qualify for match play in all four

of the animal pattern Tour events.

While he has dominated the TOC

and Masters, U.S. Open and

World Championship titles

remain elusive even though hehas second-place finishes in each

of them. He simply believes the

minor setbacks of 2015 were

object lessons as he heads into

2016.

“I feel my season was great

until the World Series,” Belmonte

said. “I was in the top five for just

under 50 percent of the tourna-

ments I bowled. My performanc-

es at the U.S. Open and the World

Championship weren’t disasters.

However, I always wel-

come the challenges of

learning more about my

game and how to better

myself on the lanes.

“Learning from my mis-

takes has always been an

important part of my

growth as a bowler,”

Belmonte continued. “I

admit I probably wasn’t as

sharp as I should have been

mentally. I had distractions

on my mind and that

showed a poor perform-

ance. Accepting the chal-

lenges to get better and not

run away from them will be

the single biggest reason of

my future success.”

Belmonte looks at the

upcoming events as an

opportunity to return to the

winner’s circle despite what will

be a grueling schedule.

“The TOC just happened to be

the next event on Tour, but itcould be any other event and my

goal would be the same - to be

sharp and ready upon arrival into

the USA,” Belmonte said. “This

swing of events, though, would

suggest that if there was a time to

‘get back on track’ it would prob-

ably be the best time for that to

happen to me.”

While he admits the thoughts of

a new addition to the Belmonte

household have been somewhat

of a distraction, overall his family

is his primary source of support

and motivation.

“My family is the biggest

source of motivation for me,”Belmont said. “Their support is

why I have been able to achieve

what I have in my career.

Kimberly is an amazing person

and she understands the responsi-

bility of what bowling is to our

family and to me. Somehow

Kimberly manages to juggle

everything when I am gone and

she assures me that even with a

third little person in the mix, my

career will go on as usual.”

Belmonte Looking Forward to ‘Major’ Stretch

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Dan Rice 800FARMINGDALE, NY – Dan Rice

topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

firing games of 276-256-268 for a

high series of 800.

Frankie Berardino rolled 279-

713, David Morgenberg 248-244-

687, John Bergen 257-225-684,

and Edward Holden 256-674.

Dwight Flowers 781FARMINGDALE, NY – Dwight

Flowers topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Senior Doubles

League blasting games of 246-

279-256 for a high series of 781.

Ed Bratten rolled 254-247-700,

Mel Brown 213-213-246-672, Bill

Carreras 247-237-675, and John

Khantzian 228-214-221-663.

Miguel Garrido 735FARMINGDALE, NY – Miguel

Garrido led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League firing


series of 735.

Jonnae Greaves rolled 224-227-

268-719, Bob Andrews 257-221-677, Vernon Brown 244-239-676,

and Charles Jordan 256-664.

Junior Pascual 721FARMINGDALE, NY – Junior

Pascual led the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League rolling


series of 721.

Wingo Hom hit 246-224-244-

714, Mike Agosta 256-234-705,

Willie Cunningham 257-233-689,

Neil Krys 237-220-225-682,

Howie Delman 256-238-674, and

Anthony Crocitto 244-209-219-

672.

Lloyd Hasluck 699FARMINGDALE, NY – Lloyd

Hasluck topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League rolling


series of 699.

Wayne Hodgers shot 255-638,

David Green 232-226-623, and

Todd Johnson 245.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Rose Marie Snyder rolled

206-200, Nicholas Fina 203, and

Lee Ann Gravino 158.

Roger Herrscher 693FARMINGDALE, NY – Roger

Herrscher topped the Tuesday Nite

Owls League blasting games of


Brenadn Rini shot 245-689, Ken

Werner 234-206-234-674, and

Ross Lorberfeld 258-216-659.

Donald Price 678FARMINGDALE, NY – Donald

Price topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls blasting 265-

222 for a high series of 678.

Joe Angleone shot 246-224-667,

Chris Norton 235-232-656, Joseph

Kotowicz 233-647, Bobby

Falcone 228-209-632, and Wayne

Embleton 228-203-622.

Carly Licht 652FARMINGDALE, NY- Carly

Licht led the scoring in the

Monday HS Practice League

rolling games of 213-225-214 for

a high series of 652.

Maria Lucente shot 254-203-649,

Mackenzie Wagner 224-212-629,

and Nicholas Mencarelli 242.

Jack Diamond 235FARMINGDALE, NY – Jack

Diamond rolled 235, Brillian

Soedarmasto 181, Brian Lonetto

179, and Brett Markland 178 in

the St. Martin’s League.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Gerald Hoeler shot 201,

Frank Napolitano 188, Al Noll

170, and Edna Noonan 165.

Ronnie Simon 631FARMINGDALE, NY- Ronnie

Simon paced the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League

rolling a 246 game for a high

series of 631.

Anthony Cotter shot 250-215-

627, and Jason Gieser 231.

John Scatamacchia shot 202,

Rich McCurry 188, Carol

Hastings 183, and Ken Needham

and Melissa Schumacher 182 in

the Saturday Island Trees League.

Joe Livolsi 227 FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe

Livolsi rolled 227, Robert Junge

180, Marvin Slifkin 168, and

Eileen Richter 166-155.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES Josh Nordstrom 771CORAM, NY – Josh Nordstrom blasted 290-247-234-771, and Joe Romanski 243-206-646 in the

Wednesday Night Live League.

Ed Anderson 713CORAM, NY – Ed Anderson led the scoring in the Monday Early Mixed League rolling games of 256-255-


Shamar Womack hit 243-266-669, Lou Fasani 225-245-653, and Rachel Walczyk 245-626.

Bobby Meltzer 712CORAM, NY – Bobby Meltzer led the scoring in the Right Approach League blasting games of 224-279-


Doug Dwyer rolled 225-288-703, Russ Christian 254-223-224-701, John Krasowski 237-211-246-694, andPaul Droluk 247-219-226-692.

Tom MascialeCORAM, NY – In the Friends and Family League Tom Masciale rolled 211, Chris Pesce 193, and Mike

Bedson 192.


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Rockaway Foursome: Keith Meyers 279-710, Dan Hammer 276-768, Aaron Schruby 258-737, Liesl Apgar

257-630, Liza Gallo 213-595, Joyce Hulbert 213-573, James Stiles 269-697, Ernie Stone 245, Catherine

Mehring 189-517, Mary Cerenzio 289-517, Kathy Bradley 182.

Thursday Night Mixed: Curt Fraizer II 256-616, Jerry Brown 248-617, Nick Westergaard 245-711, Nidia

Haneveld 259-578, Carole Cerenzio 234-601, Lee Ann Mackin 169-481.

Spanish American Mixed: Tyrone Wahl 223-641, Henry Alvarez Jr. 226, Jesus Cruz 226-639, Jose

Acevedo 609.

Have a Ball: Mark Mondello 187-420, John Cusman 102-270, Donna Mondello 143-381, Diane Cusman

138-378, Mark Mondello 139-379, Dinae Cusman 181-492.

AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANESChris Leggio 751STATEN ISLAND, NY – Chris

Leggio led the scoring in the Mike

Massaroli Memorial League firing

games of 258-269 for a high series

of 751.

Red Baranello shot 279-748,

Anthony Mignone 277-719,

Anthony Braccia 244-244-713,

Rob Butler 288-703, Anthony

Pellegrino 246-696, and Joe

Bracco 245-679.

Ken Russo 750STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ken

Russo led the scoring in the

FixADent Men’s League firing


of 750.

Eric Samuelson shot 248-248-

730, Frank Russo 279-709,

Christian Ruiz 262-701, Mike

Vlasamko 248-679, and Rob

Marcello 254-678.

Ryan Friend 747 STATEN ISLAND, NY - Ryan

Friend led the scoring in the

Michael Carbonaro Mixed League

firing a 268 game for a high seriesof 747.

Dominick Ucciardino rolled 259-

698, Robert Butler Jr. 269-676,

Derek Gilbert 248-674, and Phil

Oppenheim 695.

Anthony DiLeo 737 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anthony

DiLeo led the scoring in the Mike

Massaroli Memorial League blast-

ing games of 267-267 for a high

series of 737.

Mark Avena rolled 244-265-733,

Gene Roberts 246-256-726, John

Baranello 247-703, Jakub Orlando

256-698, and Jeff Doctor 674.

Joe LaBargo 734STATEN ISLAND, NY – Joe

LaBargo led the scoring in the Rab

Wilkinson Memorial League

blasting games of 247-267 for a

high series of 734.

John Eadicicco 690STATEN ISLAND, NY – John

Eadicicco led the scoring in the

Rab’s Senior Men’s League firing

a 269 game for a high series of

690.

Willie Koenig rolled 233, Al

Felline 214-201-610, and Don

Schwed 207-207.

Joanie Bentsen 644STATEN ISLAND, NY - Joanie

Bentsen led the scoring in the

Golden Oldies League firing


of 644.

Dotty Bellantoni rolled 214-235-

639, Olivia Costantino 216, and

Vincent Pisciotta 211.

Anne Marie Rubilotta 630STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anne

Marie Rubilotta rolled 228-257-

630, Laurie Lenzo 222, andMichele Spaan 205 in the Tuesday

Morning Early Birds League.

Patricia Wall rolled 200, and Lia

Cherry 191 in the Manic Monday

Ladies League.

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Cesare Badolato 806 HOPELAWN, NJ – Cesare

Badolato topped the Friday Night

Classic firing games of 289-259-


Joey Parisi rolled 215-208-266-

689, Dorey Badolato 226-205-

216-647, and Michal Potoski 246-

202-646.

Steve Osiadacz 759

HOPELAWN, NJ – SteveOsiadacz led the scoring in the

Family League firing games of

247-255-257 for a high series of

759.

Tommy Martino rolled 246-247-

258-751, Kevin Kopko 243-243-

235-721, and Daniel Pawelek 246-

236-656.

Larry Clarke 611HOPELAWN, NJ – Larry Clarke

rolled 211-611, Frank Jordan 236,

and Ed Bullard 223 in the Jerzey

Pikers League.

In another session. Ceferino

Rivera hit 222-213, Lester Ellison

233, and Frank Jordan 209.

Justin Munice 717 HOPELAWN, NJ – Justin Munice

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Night Trios League rolling games

of 278-258 for a high series of

717.

Mike Kelly rolled 236-229-237-

702, Michael Dallamanna 214-

225-631, and Anthony Vicidomini

265-623.

In another session Justin Munice

hit 274-207-212-693, Brian

Vicidomini 204-214-246-664,

Mike Kelly 222-232-649, and Bill

Bock 246-213-649.

Anthony Angotti 715HOPELAWN, NJ – Anthony

Angotti led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed League rolling


series of 715.

Michael Dellamanna rolled 226-

274-688, Kevin Cristi 222-224-

203-649, and Don Anione 244-

205-644.

Mike Eglesia 645HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Englesia

paced the Merck League rolling

224-227-194 for a high 645.

Eric Hatli hit 222-212-624, Tom

Vickery 243-221-618, and John

Staruss 268.

Heather Melendez 610HOPELAWN, NJ – Heather

Melendez led the scoring in the

Avenel Youth rolling games of 203-228 for a high series of 610.

Korey Balewitz hit 189, and

Gabby Morales 179.

In the Knights of Columbus

League Mark Makwinski shot

223-212-614, Joe Britton 212-

203, and Cid Stentella and John

Masculin 226.

John Delosso 606 HOPELAWN, NJ - John Delosso

paced the Iselin AA League rolling

games of 202-216 for a high 606.

Paul Woitowicz hit 200-204, and

John Morgan and Rob Cruz 202.

In the Saturday Max League

Bobby McCracken rolled 201-

221-610, Billy Tavernise 203, andVincent Lopez 202.

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282 game in the meetings high series of 723 rolling in the Monday

George’s Memorial League at Parkway Lanes. Cathy Seco led the

ladies with a nice 223 game and 607 series.

Bob Fabian bowled 259-703, Ron Filipek 255-682, Lirse Jones 268-

653, and Andrew Orlando 256-647 and for the women Robyn Paci hit

197-564, Bonnie Gill 187-553, Freda Thurman 199-547 and Elena

Marton 179-523.

Peter Honan 757 at Parkway Lanes

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Peter Honan topped all bowlers with scoresof 259-258-240 for a high series of 757 in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League at Parkway Lanes.

Tony Amantea 265-749, Rene Ruiz 247-729, David Friedhoff 255-

726, Mike DeFrancesco 256-715, Bobby Brown 299-707, Gerry

Celentano 269-705, James Viola 237-691, Mark Marton 247-687, and

Carole DeGroot 235-685.

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At Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Dominick Capozzoli surpassed the field

with an excellent 257 game and 678 series in the Monday George’s

Memorial League at Parkway Lanes. Cathy Seco led the ladies with a

211 game and 591 series followed by Elena Marton 210-568, Bernice

Calafiore 210-534, and Tara Thorn 207-533.

Jim Viola rolled 225-643, Norman Sees 237-643 and Frank Luzzi

237-631.


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Daniel DiGirolamo 753ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Daniel DiGirolamo led the scoring

in the Monday 4-Man Classic

League firing games of 247-263-


John LaBau rolled 279-248-746,

Matt Wright 258-248-718, Teddy

Avgerinos 224-256-234-714,

Mark DeLuca 258-255-710, Chris

Alessi 225-268-214-707, and Len

Ambruso 258-256-705.Teddy Avgerinos 742ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Teddy Avgerinos led the Thursday

Mixed League rolling games of

237-236-269 for a high 742.

Frank Cimino shot 289-227-700,

Max Urena 226-268-201-695,

Frank Krulish 257-216-666, and

Mel Brown 236-216-651.

Mike Chookasezian 728ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mike Chookasezian led the scor-

ing in the CustomThumbz

Doubles League rolling games of


Rober Aiello shot 289-235-707,Chris Barbaro 258-225-221-704,

John Dioguardi 228-248-228-704,

and Lou Cisario 225-267-206-698

John Moran 704ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Moran led the scoring in the

Thursday El Cheapo Mixed

League firing games of 256-236-


Craig Cittadino shot 256-631,

Boris Sosa 236, and Missy

Southern 205.

Steve Klein 664ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steve Klein led the scoring in the

Saturday Temple Avodah League

rolling games of 248-223 for ahigh series of 664.

Alan Salem rolled 216-202-225-

643, Joel Cohn 255-204-631, and

Andy Eisner 267-636.

Sean McGinn 234ROCKVILLE, NY – Sean

McGinn rolled 234, Craig

Cittadino 228-218, Billy Buffetti

225, and Steve Patitucci 222 in the

Thursday El Cheapo Mixed

League.

Mark Gralto 734ROCKVILLE, NY – Mark Gralto

led the Tuesday Oceanside

Knights of Columbus rolling 245-

246-243 for a high series of734.

Anthony Parziale rolled 213-224-

256-693, Keith Massimillo 257-

237-685, Pete Slavska 215-237-

226-678, and Rich Tanner 257-

226-675.

Stacy Salomides 230ROCKVILLE, NY - Stacy

Salomides rolled 230, Patrice

Nolan and Patty Werbeck 214,

Vicky Lockwood 205, and Kathy

Andrews 202 in the Tuesday

Rockville Ladies League.

In the Tuesday Long Beach

Catholic Ladies League Debbie

Donnelly rolled 221, Letitai

Kopper 187, and Kami Radin 186.

Kariba Paterson 734ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Kariba Paterson led the scoring in

the Tuesday Late Men’s League

firing games of 267-256 for a high

series of 734.

John Hanlon rolled 223-223-248-694, Michael Fisch 247-673,

Phillip Tinker 235-231-672, and

Les Forrai 279-206-659.

Gregory Frank 698ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY-

Gregory Frank led the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Mixed

League rolling games of 248-238-


John Laurita shot 289-697, Mario

Parano 214-232-245-691, and

Keith Bennanati 263-651.

Nolan Ryder 690ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Nolan Ryder led the scoring in the

Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League firing games of 208-249-233 for a high 690.

Robert Maloney rolled 257-653,

Pete Morreale 256, Elwood Verity

248-205-652, and Mike Peppe

234-219-639.

Michael Carpenter 258ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Michael Carpenter rolled 258,

John Lutter 238, William Tyson

235, and Stanley Rosadio 231 in

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