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2 SPORTS REPORTER January 27 - February 2, 2016

"The quality of a leader is reflected

in the standards they set for themselves."

- Ray Kroc

By Bill Vint - PBA

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Barbasol PBA Players

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fans a unique opportunity to win

the Ultimate PBA Prize Package

Sweepstakes beginning today

and running through March 5.

The Grand Prize winner will

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ing pin autographed by PBA Tour

bowler, a replica PBA jersey cus -

tomized with the winner’s name

and a Barbasol prize pack.

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following the Barbasol Ultimate

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Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl

in Columbus, Ohio, beginning

Feb. 15 and concluding with live

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The Barbasol PBA Players

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Eight-game qualifying rounds

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Wednesday, followed by an

eight-game cashers round on

Thursday, and three eight-game

round-robin match play rounds

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PENNSYLVANIA BOWLER

ROLLS 900 SERIESARLINGTON, Texas - Dale Gerhard of Mill Hall, Pennsylvania,

became the 28th bowler, and second in a week, to roll three 300 games

for a 900 series in United States Bowling Congress-certified competi-

tion.

Gerhard rolled 36 consecutive strikes during the Inter-Community

league at Harvest Moon Bowling Lanes in Linden, Pennsylvania, also

becoming the oldest bowler to accomplish the feat at age 59.

Mark Wukoman of Greenfield, Wisconsin (2006) and Joe Scarborough

of Charlotte, North Carolina (2013) both were 50 years old when they

joined the elite club.

Gerhard's achievement is pending approval from USBC and would bethe 29th USBC-approved 900. David Sewesky of Dearborn, Michigan,

rolled the 28th 900 in history on Sunday.

"I saw the pins go down, and I was happy, but it didn't quite hit me

right away," said Gerhard, who entered the night averaging nearly 240

this season in the Inter-Community league. "I didn't know what to do or

think. I couldn't even sleep last night. You always want to do something

like this, but you never think you can. You can throw the same ball 12

times and not strike every time, so there's a little bit of luck involved,

too."

Gerhard has strung strikes on many occasions and found himself sur-

prisingly calm while closing out Tuesday's perfect series. Talking with

his teammates and other friends in the 16-lane bowling center kept his

mind off the score.

"I was sitting with my team and talking about other things, and goof-

ing around with them really helped," said Gerhard, who now owns 28

perfect games and 22 series of 800 or better. "You can still feel the pres-

sure, especially when the whole league is behind you, but I was prettycalm. I breathed in and breathed out and went through my routine on

each shot."

The first USBC-approved 900 occurred Feb. 2, 1997 when Jeremy

Sonnenfeld rolled three consecutive perfect games in Lincoln,

Nebraska.USBC-Approved 900 Series (29)

Jeremy Sonnenfeld (R), Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 2, 1997

Tony Roventini (L), Greenfield, Wis., Nov. 9, 1998

Vince Wood (R), Moreno Valley, Calif., Sept, 29, 1999

Robby Portalatin (L), Jackson, Mich., Dec. 28, 2000

James Hylton (R), Salem, Ore., May 2, 2001

Jeff Campbell II (R), New Castle, Pa., June 12, 2004

Darin Pomije (R), New Prague, Minn., Dec. 9, 2004

Robert Mushtare (R), Fort Drum, N.Y., Dec. 5, 2005 and Feb. 19, 2006

Lonnie Billiter Jr. (R), Fairfield, Ohio, Feb. 13, 2006

Mark Wukoman (R), Greenfield, Wis., April 22, 2006

P.J. Giesfeldt (R), Milwaukee, Dec. 23, 2006

Rich Jerome Jr. (R), Baltimore, Dec. 22, 2008

Chris Aker (L), Winnemucca, Nev., Oct. 30, 2009

Andrew Teall (R), Medford, N.J., Nov. 2, 2009Andrew Mank (R), Belleville, Ill., March 18, 2010

William Howell III (L), Middle town, N.Y., Oct. 21, 2010

Matt Latarski (R), Medina, Ohio, Nov. 28, 2010

Bob Kammer Jr. (R), Crown Point, Ind., Jan. 8, 2011

John Martorella Sr. (R), Greec e, N.Y., April 12, 2012

Jimmy Schmitzer (R), Riverside, Calif., April 20, 2012

James Williams (R), Pawcatuck, Conn., (bowled in Wakefield, R.I.), April 16, 2013

Joe Scarborough (R), Charlotte, N.C., (bowled in The Villages, Fla.), April 21, 2013

Todd James (R), East New Market, Md., (bowled in Laurel, Del.), March 18, 2014

Amos Gordon (R), Colorado Springs, Colo., April 11, 2014

Earon Vollmar (R), Toledo, Ohio, Jan. 19, 2015

Hakim Emmanuel (R), Stoughton, Mass., Feb. 19, 2015

David Sewesky (L), Dearborn, Mich., Jan. 10, 2016**

Dale Gerhard (R), Mill Hall, Pa., Jan. 12, 2016**

** Pending formal approval by the United States Bowling Congress.

Barbasol Unveils Ultimate PBA Prize Package Sweepstakes Sweepstakes to run in conjunction with the Barbasol PBA Players Championship

PBA Hall of Famer Carmen

Salvino, who celebrated his 82nd

birthday on Nov. 23, is among the

early entries in the FireLake PBA

Tournament of Champions. Upon

throwing his first ball in competi-

tion, Salvino, who finished third in

the inaugural Tournament of

Champions in Indianapolis in

1962 (that’s 54 years ago), will

improve upon his own record as

the oldest player to bowl in a PBA

Tour event. The native Chicagoan

bowled in the 50th anniversary

Barbasol PBA TOC in 2015 in

Indianapolis at the age of 81.

Salvino is one of seven PBA

Hall of Famers already entered.

Others include Parker Bohn III,

Jackson, N.J.; Jason Couch,

Clermont, Fla.; Norm Duke,

Clermont, Fla.; Amleto Monacelli,

Venezuela; Pete Weber, St. Ann,

Mo., and Walter Ray Williams Jr.,

Oxford, Fla.

Carmen Salvino

At 82 Will Set

Oldest Record


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January 27 - February 2, 2016 SPORTS REPORTER 3

HOWELL, NJ - Individual High Game Honor scores

to Mike Fogarty, Rita’s Ice, 279, and Ron Pagut of

the Jackson 4, 279, and Vince Portobello, Four

Seasons, fired a 270 game. On Divas and Dudes,

Leslie Bohn 268 and Janine Smith 234. Eighteen

games of 250 or better were thrown. High series hon-

ors to Donato Cocco of Destino’s Pizza 763 (254-

243-266 and 133 POA) on lanes 25-26, Joe Horvath

of Jackson 4, 750 and Pagut with a 732.

Other 700s were tossed by Anthony Gubitosi 723,

Fogarty 713, Dennis Jandoli 709, Roger Gardener

706, and Nick Voyantzis 703. Leslie Bohn 661 and

Janine Smith 634.

Rita’s Ice claims first place 76-41 (9-0 over Who’s

Your Daddy +90), and All About Jack jumped into

second 73-46 (6-3 over LCD Mortgage giving 60

pins). Who’s Your Daddy is third at 72-45, and

Michaels Cleaner receiving 5 pins is fourth at 69-49

beating Mark It Down 7-2.

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AT JIB LANES Paul Baumann, Jr. 792FLUSHING, NY – Paul Baumann, Jr. topped the scoring in the Tuesday

Ball and Chain League blasting games of 256-238-298 for a high series

of 792.

Dylan Bustillo shot 226-236-268-730, Marlon Enriquez 217-248-227-

692, and Bobby Fox 237-258-668.

Mark Hinds 798FLUSHING, NY –Mark Hinds topped the scoring in the Friends and

Family League blasting games of 246-299-253 for a high series of 798.

Shizz Hanley rolled 200-259-279-738, and Tank Lodge 248-202-278-728.

Brett Lee 768FLUSHING, NY –Brett Lee topped the scoring in the Ted Guy Classic

League firing games of 256-278-234 for a high series of 768.

John Petrovits III rolled 267-289-755, Mike Petroniello 234-255-233-

722, Dana Johnson 247-265-205-717, Joe Kurdziel, Jr. 213-226-268-

707, and Sam Quaglierini 229-268-203-700.

Louie DeMartino 735FLUSHING, NY – Louie DeMartino led the scoring in the Ball and

Chain League rolling games of 234-215-286 for a high series of 735.

Harry Dimetory, Jr. rolled 268-226-214-708, Efren Enriquez 256-254-

703, Marlon Enriquez 239-262-693, and Paul Baumann, Jr. 211-210-

258-679.

Chris Mayr 718FLUSHING, NY- Chris Mayr led the scoring in the Midweek Mixers

League rolling games of 204-236-278 for a high series of 718.

John Ayroso hit 244-279-698, Greg Chin 205-264-224-693, and Bob

OsterMann 210-245-235-690.


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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 Morenberg 248-244-

687, John Bergen 257-225-684,

Joseph Cordaro 245-225-675, and

Edward Holden 256-674.

Daniel Levin 761FARMINGDALE, NY – Daniel

Levin topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League


high series of 761.

Eugene Neal rolled 257-218-256-

731, Anthony Cordaro 216-257-

237-710, Craig Lovallo 237-248-

216-701, Arthur O’Neill 254-234-

205-693, and Dan Rice 266-240-

692.

Stephen Ziesig 753FARMINGDALE, NY – Stephen

Ziesig led the scoring in the

Epic/Maple Invitational Trios

League rolling games of 239-268-246 for a high series of 753.

Rob Figgers shot 227-248-277-

752, Fabrizio Cerutti 248-231-

255-734, Amanda Broege 279-

247-733, Sean Mott 221-245-257-

723, Derek James 228-235-259-

722, Anthony D’Elia 256-245-

721, Rich Tooker 277-239-718,

and Darren Barlow 290-221-663.

Shawn Green 747 FARMINGDALE, NY – Shawn

Green topped the scoring in the

Expressway Glass League firing

games of 248-243-257 for a high

series of 747.

John Donnarumma hit 289-220-

712, and Mark Kaminski 267-227-215-709.

Nick Butera 738FARMINGDALE, NY – Nick

Butera led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling


series of 738.

Joseph Kotowicz rolled 258-227-

696, Rafal Santos 213-235-233-

681, Roger Herrscher 278-666,

and Kenny Simon 269.

Paul Smith 704FARMINGDALE, NY – Paul

Smith led the scoring in the Friday

Night Mixed League firing games

of 268-239 for a high series of

704.

Dan DiGirolamo rolled 235-217-

246-698, Al Bennett 259-257-697,

Pat Zenker 257-695, Anthony

Bruno 277-225-685, Joseph DiRe

246-215-224-685, Shaun

Berkowsky 248-225-679, and AlDoerrer 289-675.

Evan Apostolidis 704FARMINGDALE, NY – Evan

Apostolidis led the scoring in the

Thursday Goodtimers League

rolling games of 278-224 for a

high series of 704.

Dale Alberino rolled 225-225-

234-684, Bob Andrews 258-208-

665, and Mike Bagnato 236-600.

Mike Clark 702FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Clark paced the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League rolling


series of 702.Keith Elliott shot 248-227-211-

686, Wingo Hom 259-218-682,

and Hari Soedarmasto 246-224-

645.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Nicholas Fina hit 190,

Rose Marie Snyder 172-171, and

Lea Ann Gravino 155.

Joe Montefusco shot 190, Willy

Mack 167, Gerard Hoeler 159, and

Frank Napolitano 157.

Joe Buccino 656 FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe

Buccino paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League rolling

games of 221-236 for a high series

of 656.Mike Dease shot 254-618, Lloyd

Hasluck 234, and Edward

Mencarelli 233.

Matthew Gierl 656 FARMINGDALE, NY – Matthew

Gierl paced the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League

rolling games of 210-242-194 for

a high series of 656.

George Mazzocchi rolled 246-

609, John Petrizzi 239, and Joshua

Marino 236.

John Maglio 654FARMINGDALE, NY – John

Maglio paced the St. Ray’s Holy

Bowlers League rolling games of

249-219 for a high series of 654.

Anthony Capellupo rolled 226-

206-620, Carl Carinci 224, Ed

Shaw 205, and Doug Welch 203.

Cherilyn DePalma 237 FARMINGDALE, NY – Cherilyn

DePalma rolled 237, Susan

Randel 200, Bernice Namorato

197, Patty Bucicchia 187, Anne

Molly 183, and Doreen Lauria 182

in the Monday Ladies Classic .

Scott Glickman 235FARMINGDALE, NY – Scott

Gliclman rolled 235, Elizabeth

Schuster 204, Matt Seeley 203,

David Schuster 182, and Steve

Honig 180 in the Temple Am-

Echad Club League.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League William Snyder shot 182,

Joe FIna 183-159, Louis Gravino

164, and Jo-Anne Fina 258.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League William Snyder shot 195,

Michael Brunn 193-180, and

Louis Gravino 171-166.

Michael Graston 222FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Graston rolled 222, Jake Diamond

192, Eric Brennan 187, Brian

Lonetto 176, and Brillian

Soedarmasto 177 in the St.

Martin’s League.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Joe Montefusco shot 194,

Gerard Hoeler 166, and Bob Junge

157.

Joe Livolsi rolled 215-210, FaiLivolsi 172, and Jerry Hoeler 169

in the Friday Sunshine Kids

League.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES


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Mike King 815STATEN ISLAND, NY - Mike

King topped the scoring in the

Rab’s Senior Men’s League blast-

ing games of 279-269-267 for a

high series of 815.

John Eadicicco shot 269-223-

706, John Gino 237-255-704,

Dennis Costantino 231-236-672,

and Santo Lisa 224-256-658.

Dave DeAvile 766

STATEN ISLAND, NY- DaveDeAvile topped the scoring in the

Michael Carbonaro Mixed League

firing a 264 game for a high series

of 766.

Rich Garaventa rolled 258-738,

Ryan Friend 266-736, Rob Butler

Jr. 246-705, Lou Conte 274-715,

Phil Oppenheim 256-697, and

John Lyons 279-695.

Eric Samuelson 725STATEN ISLAND, NY – Eric

Samuelson led the scoring in the

FixADent Men’s League rolling a

256 game for a high series of 725.

Jeff Marti rolled 278-723, Brian

Deluise 251-705, Frank Russo

246-704, Nick DiSalvo 256-698,

and Nick Nicholson 257-686.

Ken Soto 718STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ken

Soto led the scoring in the Rab’sFamily Fun League rolling games

a 258 game for a high series of

718.

Kevin Buono shot 278-715, Ed

Wilkinson Sr. 672, Jason

Wichnovitz 221-224-638, and

Thomas Hollywood 244-200-620.

In the Senior Men’s League Joe

Albanese shot 256, Don Schwed

216-237-626, Mike Vignola and

Jim Shevlin 235, and Al Feline

226.

Mike Nicholasi 702STATEN ISLAND, NY- Mike

Nicholasi topped the scoring in the

FixADent Men’s League rolling a

high game of 278 and a high series

of 702.

Tom Barnes shot 245-242-700,

Vinnie Durante 242-600, Greg

Cadet 265-246-687, and Joe

Russo 683.

Joe Weisenstein 701

STATEN ISLAND, NY – JoeWeisenstein rolled 279-701, Nick

Antonacci 265-700, Jeff Scire

258, and Frank Polizzi 248 in the

Rab Wilkinson Memorial League.

In the Golden Oldies League

Dennis Costantino shot 245,

Richard Muszel and Bob

Lampariello 227, and Joanie

Bentsen 226.

AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANESBy Vince Albrecht

Elmwood Park, NJ – Thirty-six

high school teams, twenty in the

boys division and a record sixteen

in the girls, converged at Parkway

Lanes for the 14th annual FDU

Team Championships. When the

grueling three-game standard

qualifying round concluded, eight

squads from each division, seeded

by total pinfall, advanced to the

Baker format best two of three sin-gle game quarterfinal brackets.

The four winners went on to the

best two of three semi-finals and

the victors in a best three of five

game battle for the respective divi-

sion titles.

In the boys division, NJIC

Colonial Division power

Hawthorne, seeded fifth, went on

a tear, taking out fourth seed

Lyndhurst, then shocking top-seed

Indian Hills to advance against

unranked upstart seventh seed

Demarest who upset second seed

Passaic Tech and third seed

Paramus. After spotting the

Norsemen a two-game lead,

Hawthorne fought back to tie 2 ½-

2 ½ forcing the rarely used modi-

fied Baker five frame [6th thru

10th] game. Incredibly, the Bears

rolled a perfect seven-strike game,winning the crown, 150-88.

In the girls match-ups, Bergen-

Passaic’s top four ranked teams all

advanced to the semis and the two

top seeds, defending champ

Westwood and Holy Angels, faced

off in the finale where the latter

took game five, emerging as this

year’s new champion.

HACKENSACK, NJ – In Stan Niemiec

Youth Travel League, 15-year-old

Indian Hills sophomore Ryan McGuire

grabbed center stage with a stellar 703

set, fashioned with a triple deuce 234-

258-211.

Ryan began his first game with three

opens, but then found his zone and fin-

ished the game with nine strikes. His

Holiday I team was unstoppable the first

two games, taking five of seven points

from Boonton.

Aiding Ryan was brother Alex with

254-636, Dave Neil 224-201 and Nick

Cilento 217. Clearing the pin deck for

Boonton was anchor Erik Kattermann,

posting a strong 243-224-649.

The talented Hi-Tor squad put togeth-

er nine deuces, but still dropped five

points to pace-setting Bowler City III,

2833-2771. Stroking consistent above-

average numbers throughout the match

for the victors were anchor Nathan

Tombo 196-196-202-594, Nick Reyes

202-191 and David Grant 209-188.

Lighting up the leaderboard for Hi-Tor

were Johnny Toscano 223-207-216-646,

Brandon Smith 209-222-610, Nino

Sparta 209-203-588 and Nick Sparta

204-201.

Montvale strengthened its hold on sec-

ond place by turning back Fair Lawn,

2670-2610 behind 15-year-old Pascack

Valley sophomore Henry Tipping post-

ing 205-196-221-622 and Joseph

Mahoney 207. Fair Lawn's numbers

included Steve Plaszky 234, Madison

Perry 232, Tyler Nappi 202-186 and

Nick Greco 201-193 .

Bowler City II leapfrogged Holiday II

to take over third place, winning its

encounter in a nail-biter for the wood

point, 2738-2732. Top scores for BC II

came from Allie Woodhouse 212-191,

Matt Burzynski 195 and Matt Ramos

185. Pounding the maples for Holiday II

were Tom Chamberlain 231-194, Jared

Duncan 234-191 and Devin Crowley

193-190.

Rounding out the afternoon's matches

was Bowler City I which managed to

earn five points from the vacancy as

Janina Santoro rapped 224, JonMikal

Sepero 211-195, Kristen Kane 198 and

Trevor Savoye 192.

Ryan McGuire, 15-Years-old, Fires 703

To Pace Youth TravelersBy Vince Albrecht

Hawthorne, Holy Angels Snare Team Crowns


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January 27 - February 2, 2016 SPORTS REPORTER 7

Rocco Fortunato 796 HOPELAWN, NJ- Rocco

Fortunato led the scoring in the

Raritan Bay Men’s League firing


series of 796.

Dorien Soto shot 218-296-248-

762, Dan Clark 279-226-243-748,

John Kertesz 267-256-216-739,

and Rick Choinacki 237-226-258-

721.

Dan Clark 748HOPELAWN, NJ – Dan Clark

topped the scoring in the Premiere

Pro Shop McClassic League blast-

ing games of 289-234-225 for a

high series of 748.

John Syslo rolled 256-237-245-

738, Christopher Warren 240-230-

266-736, Rocco Fortunato 258-

252-226-736, Joe Lampariello

236-210-279-725, and Bobby

Rohe 236-210-279-725.

In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Rich Rowley rolled 201-

226-616, Earl Gregory 205, and

Thomas Ortiz, Sr. 204.

Anthony Angotti and

Sal Angotti 709HOPELAWN, NJ – Both Anthony

and Sal Angotti led the scoring in

the Friday Nite Mixed League.

Anthony shot 258-196-255-709,

and Sal 258-213-238-709.

John Delgado shot 249-256-688,

Richard Funk III 206-238-221-665,

and Mike Bauer 224-245-646.

Eric Hatli 709HOPELAWN, NJ - Eric Hatli led

the scoring in the Merck League


high series of 709.

Pete Zafian hit 238-218-652, Dan

Hanssell 215, and Adam Fine 214.

Rollin E. Ball 706 HOPELAWN, NJ- Rollin E. Ball

led the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League rolling games

of 265-249 for a high 706.

Mike Piomelli hit 253-207-243-

703, John Cestone 238-231-233-

702, and Nick Piomelli 224-259-

682.

Warren Taureck 695HOPELAWN, NJ – Warren

Taureck led the La Buona Pizza

League firing games of 232-234-

229 for a high series of 695.

Willie Figueroa rolled 216-224-

225-665, Lenny Novak 258-237-

653, and Damian Hemmings 238-

205-634.

Lenny Novak 691

HOPELAWN, NJ – Lenny Novak topped the scoring in the Garden

State Mixed League rolling games

of 280-236-175 for a high 691.

Dorien Soto hit 233-245-205-

683, Michael Ramer 243-227-

203-673, Barry Bailey 256-239-

671, and Doro Sperantzas 211-

255-633.

Justin Munice 676 HOPELAWN, NJ – Justin Munice

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Night Trio League firing games of

216-266-194 for a high series of

676.

Paul Harney rolled 226-202-214-

642, Mike Kelly 217, and Anthony

Vicidomini 215.

Don M. Hellhake 673HOPELAWN, NJ – Don M.

Hellhake led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed Nuts League


high series of 673.

Mike P. Kennelly hit 215-269-

661, Mike V. Kennelly 256-619,

and Mike LeBlanc 259-608.

Joe Maloney 664

HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Maloneyled the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed Nuts League rolling games

of 242-202-219 for a high series of

664.

Andrew Tripka shot 255-213-

639, John Syslo 232-621, and

Kevin Kennelly 257.

Robert Downer Sr. 644HOPELAWN, NJ - Robert

Downer, Sr. paced the scoring in

the Knights of Columbus League

rolling games of 200-209-235 for


Mark Makwinski shot 226-211-

201-638, John Masculin 201-207-

227-635, and Mark Makwinski, Jr.

231.

Tony Baricevich 637 HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony

Baricevich paced the scoring in

the Saturday Max League rolling

games of 222-258 for a high series

of 637.

Paul Fair shot 237, Mike Linea

214, and Bobby McCracken 198.

Sandra Hansard hit 201 in the

Tuesday Night Singles League.

Mike Piomelli 636 HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike Piomelliled the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League firing games

of 226-236 for a high series of

636.

John Cestone shot 225-225-636,

Rollin E. Ball 227-206-627, and

Cindy Dunphy 207.

Frank Jordan 633HOPELAWN, NJ – Frank Jordan

led the scoring in the Jerzey Pikers

League rolling games of 234-202-


Ted Yeung shot 212-221-626, and

Larry Clarke 266.

In the Wednesday Earlybirds

League Sue Ragas hit 209.

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Pete Slavska 771ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Pete Slavska topped the scoring in

the Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League blasting games

of 247-246-278 for a high series of

771.

Kyle Smith rolled 258-235-221-

714, Albert Nassour 276-246-682,

William Schierle Sr. 246-236-682,

and Joe DiRe 2472-34-681.

Jerival George 299ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jerival George topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Doubles League

blasting games of 299-222-226 for


Dwight Flowers rolled 239-236-

241-716, Jim Marino 267-249-

705, Charles Johnson 264-685,

and Mel Brown 211-257-211-679.

In the Tuesday Koffee Kats

League Gina Hill shot 191, Donna

Milcetic 181, and Patrice Guido

179.

Les Forrai 769ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Les Forrai topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Mixed

League firing games of 247-256-


Willie Fessler rolled 278-226-

236-740, Robert Benanati 216-

223-246-685, Chuck Eckhardt

238-223-649, and Maria Price

257-205-632.

Ken Bruce 768ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Ken Bruce topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Early Men’s

League blasting 233-278-257 for a

high series of 768.

Julio Zambrano rolled 279-244-

722, Jim Gardino 277-244-711,

and Barry Clare 258-221-683.

In the Wednesday Clark Gillies

League Sheila Weissman rolled

221-172, Letitia Kopper 193, and

Charlene Spinelli 192-181.

Jerival George 762ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jerival George topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Senior Doubles

League blasting games of 278-267

for a high series of 762.

Michael Desmond rolled 256-

243-702, John Khantzian 267-

209-658, Stan Rosadio 246-238-

664, and John Lutter 255-226-661.

Mike Penoro 743ROCKVILLE, NY – Mike Penoro

led the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed League firing games of

259-258-226 for a high 743.

Thomas Hannigan rolled 256-

223-249-728, Gary Ton 241-225-

238-704, Mel Brown 225-221-

237-683, and James Borzini 259-

632.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Susan Randel rolled 192,

Trish Lugo 186, Linda Walsh 184,

and Patty Bucicchia and Dawn

Waldhof 183.

Jim Carey 738ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jim Carey topped the scoring in

the Tuesday Late Men’s League


high series of 738.

Frank Lawlor rolled 277-246-

713, Bill Latham 249-227-246-

713, Mike Czaplinski 299-237-

700, and Lenny Dinc 246-208-

243-697.

Ben Gregoretti 719ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Ben Gregoretti topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Early Men’s

League rolling games of 267-252

for a high series of 719.

Keith Manza shot 236-234-245-

715, Ed Connelly 290, Frank Jara

286-213-700, Paul Centineo 215-

247-231-693, Salvatore

Panzarezia 236-246-211-693, and

Richie Russo 269-205-668.

Patrice Nolan 654ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Patrice Nolan led the scoring in

the Tuesday Rockville Ladies

League rolling games of 217-222-


Kathleen Abrams rolled 204,

Betty Ann Lescher 201, and Pam

Johnson 192.

In the Tuesday Long Beach

Catholic Ladies League Kami

Radin hit 207, Debbie Donnelly190, and Mary Pat Murphy 184-

175.

Patrice Nolan 649ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Patrice Nolan paced the scoring in

the Tuesday Rockville Ladies

League rolling a 253 game for a

high series of 649.

Carrie Kusterbeck shot 246,

Marina Elefante 243, Gloria

Belmonte 226, and Theresa Nolan

223.

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