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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Bill Latham blasted a 300 game

along with a 223 for a 727 series

in the Tuesday Late Men’s League

at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Kariba Paterson shot 223-258-

259-740, James Borzoni 279-706,

Tom Calderone 255-704, Chris

Piccininni 258-232-692, and Pat

Zenker 257-236-689.

Bill Latham 300 at Rockville Centre Lanes

By Jerry Schneider - PBA

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIF.

(June 10, 2015) – Brian LeClair

of Delmar, N.Y. competed on the

PBA Tour for 18 seasons without

a title. But now, bowling as a

rookie on PBA’s Tour for players

50 and over, he can lay claim to

his first national PBA title after

winning the PBA50 Fountain

Valley Open presented by Track

at Fountain Bowl.

The win didn’t come easy.

After surviving two come-from-

behind matches which included a

sudden-death roll-off in the cham-

pionship match, LeClair defeated

two-time PBA50 Tour titlist

Lennie Boresch Jr. of Kenosha,

Wis., for the title with a strike in the second sudden-

death frame to Boresch’s nine-count after the playerstied the match with 247 games. After both players

struck in the first sudden death frame, Boresch left an

eight pin on his shot to hand the win to LeClair.

“I don’t know what to say,” said LeClair, whose

best showings on the PBA Tour were two second-

place finishes. “This whole tour-

nament was about finding a way

to get it done. From choosing the

right equipment to how I played

the lanes, it was all about fighting

back.

“My next win could come next

week or 10 years from now, but

what matters right now is that I

won tonight.”

And fight back he did. In both

the championship match and the

semifinal match, when it

appeared that he might be elimi-

nated early, LeClair came from

behind in dramatic fashion by

throwing the last six strikes. In the

semifinal, he made his late-game

run to defeat Paul McCordic of

Sugar Land, Texas, 219-212, to advance to the cham-

pionship match against Boresch.Another illustration of the long road LeClair took to

the title was having to claw his way through the cash-

er’s round to even make it to match play.

Brian LeClair Wins PBA50 Tour Title

OAKLAND, NJ – Jim Demas and

Don Heller each rolled a 300 game

while competing in a recent ses-

sion of the Sal Marino Classic

League at Holiday Bowl.

John Alessandrello shot 259-279-

785, Jonathan Tallis 268-269-784,

Rob Cahoon 267-274-757, Joey

Jones 265-252-756, Chris Parrilli

278-745, and Frank Funicello

258-259-735.

Jim Demas, Don Heller Hit 300

In Martino Classic at Holiday Bowl

See LeClair Page 2

Gary Vicente 300 at Lodi Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY – Anthony

D’Elia blasted a 300 game in the

Thursday 3-Man League at

Farmingdale Lanes.

Mike Walsh rolled 268, Eugene

Neal 242-223-246-722, Eric

Smyth 262-247-703, Jeff Fennell

235-246-218-699, and Bob

Gelfant 258-219-664.

LODI, NJ - Gary Vicente pitched

perfect rolling a 300 game and

then added a 278 game to finish

the session with a 793 set to lead

all in the Monday 670 Trios at

Lodi Lanes.

Collecting eleven strikes for a

279 game were Omar Espinal

along with Jason Paro and Damon

White 279. Justin Sloan rolled

269-767 and Wilson Aponte Jr.

269.

Joe Conigliaro Blasted an 849 Set

At Rockville Centre Lanes

Anthony D’Elia Rolled 300

At Farmingdale Lanes

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Joe Conigliaro earned game andset honors rolling in the Monday

4-Man Classic League at

Rockville Centre Lanes blasting

games of 290, 280 and 279 for the

impressive 849 series.

Mike Ramirez rolled 289-248-

757, Sunil Kochar 268-258-728,Gary Brown 279-227-711, Bob

Thorne 279-707, Mark DeLuca

247-244-706, and Mike Pipitone

248-224-228-700.

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Mike

Vlanssanko rolled a 300 game in

the FixADent Auto Body League

at Rab’s Country Lanes.

Ryan Friend rolled 252-247-269-

768, Joe LaBargo 268-737, Bob

Suhr 246-256-728, Paul O’Connor

246-265-724, Jim Fiorenza 254-

257-720, Tom Guglielmo 248-

258-707, and Eric Cruz 268-711.

Mike Vlanssanko 300 at Rab’s Country Lanes

PBA photo

Champion Brian LeClair

By Jerry Schneider - PBA

SHAWNEE, Okla. – Of the

three animal pattern events

that make up the Oklahoma’s

Grand Casino Hotel & Resort

PBA Summer Swing, the

Badger Open was the one

Ronnie Russell thought he was

least likely to win.

For a player who gets better results playing on PBA’s

shorter lane conditions,

Russell surprised even himself

by winnin g the Badger Open

which aired on CBS Sports

Ne twork from the Gran d

Casino Resort Event Center. It

was Russell’s third career title.

The 35-year-old Marion,

Ind., resident beat four-time Tour winner and top

qualifier Dom Barrett of England, 218-178, in

the championship match which was contested on

the 52-foot Badger lane condi-

tion, the longest of the

Summer Swing lane condi-

tions.

“My (ball) roll is quite a bit

different than most players out

here,” Russell said. “I’m better

on the shorter lane conditions

bec ause I like to get the bal l

down early which makes thoseconditions work in my favor.

On a condition like the Badger,

the guys with the lower rev

rates usually do better.

“I was carrying the pins bet-

ter than the other guys because

I was using different angles to

the pocket and I felt I could

throw a good shot when I need-

ed to, which gave me a good comfort level,”

Russell added.

Ronnie Russell Wins PBA Badger Open

PBA photo

Ronnie Russell

See Russell Page 2


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“Throughout my career there have been some who may have thought I did-

n’t have what it took to get it done and in some cases maybe they were right,”

LeClair said, “This time there was no giving up. I guess I could have had the

attitude that I was beaten in those matches but I turned it around and thought

if there was room for me to come back and win I could do it.”

LeClair’s second-place PBA Tour finishes came in 1996 against tournament

winner Hall of Famer and all-time Tour titles lead Walter Ray Williams Jr.

McCordic advanced to the semifinal match by defeating two-time PBA50

Tour and two-time PBA Tour titlist Jack Jurek of Lackawanna, N.Y., trying

for his second win of the season, 237-207.

In the opening match, Jurek defeated PBA50 Tour rookie Mike Scroggins

of Amarillo, Texas, who was trying for his third win of the season, 234-199.

LeClairContinued from Page 1

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LODI LANES LEADERSTuesday Night Trios: Brian Wieczorkows 298, Bob Goodwin 285,

Mike Ong 279, Levey Williams 279, Linda Sudol 255, Kathleen

Weissman 244, Carole DeGroot 243, Terry Drenth 236.

Thursday Doubles: Doug McFarlane Jr. 297, Frank Nordt 280, Justin

Sloan 280, Jason Selle 279, Rob Auriemma 279, Kathleen Weissman

237, Nichole Toto 234.

Joe LaBargo 289 at Rab’s Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Joe LaBargo rolled a 289 game between

games of 238 and 225 to finish with a 752 session high series in the

Rab's Senior Men's League.

Tom Hollywood hit 224-641, Gary Parisi 235, Seto Jew 238-647,

Kevin Legg 234, Lou Dalto 229, Ed Rubino 223, Randy Chapple 223,

266-686, Juanito Malana 233, and Al Felline 221.

Russell, who qualified third for the finals, beat Hall of Famer Walter Ray

Williams Jr. of Oxford, Fla., who was making his first U.S. television

appearance in more than two years, 235-217, in the second match. He then

eliminated three-time Tour winner and No. 2 qualifier Rhino Page of

Orlando, Fla., in the semifinal match, 244-193, to advance to the final.

Despite a second-place finish earlier this season in the PBA Players

Championship, Russell still had some concerns about when his next win

would come. He credited Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III, who beat him in

the Players Championship title match, for some valuable advice.

“I didn’t want the thought of when another win would come to wear on

me and Parker gave me some good advice,” Russell said. “He told me to

stay focused and have a good time instead of worrying about winning until

I get in that position. I like to have too good a time out there and sometimes

I just need to calm down.”

In the opening match, Williams, who was trying to extend his all-time

leading Tour win total to 48 at age 55, ended 28-year-old Houston two-han-

der Shawn Maldonado’s hopes for his first Tour title, 232-223.

RussellContinued from Page 1

New York Bowler Reaches 50 Years Participation

At USBC Women's ChampionshipsBy Matt Cannizzaro

USBC Shirley Williams of Corona, New York, celebrated a special milestone at the National Bowling

Stadium in Reno, Nevada, on May 1 as she made her 50th appearance at the United States Bowling Congress

Women's Championships.

The 83-year-old right-hander made her tournament debut at the 1966 USBC Women's Championships is New

Orleans, and her travels with the event have taken her to 36 different cities.

When not competing, Williams has spent many years serving the sport in a variety of roles in different local

and state bowling associations.

Williams is the second of eight bowlers scheduled to reach 50 years of participation at the NBS this year.

AT PLAZA Mitch Weinberg 774MADISON, NJ – Mitch Weinberg

topped the scoring in the Lennon

Baldwin Memorial Adult/Junior

League firing a high game of 261

and a high series of 774.

Bo Serillo shot 258-685, Brain

Berg 255-638, and Evan Weinberg

238.

Greg Havas 749MADISON, NJ – Greg Havas

topped the scoring in the Pharma

Plus League firing a high game of

276 and a high series of 749.

Tom Erickson shot 247, Scott

Harnish 237-658, and Dan Smith

646.

Bo Serillo 707 MADISON, NJ – Bo Serillo led the

scoring in the Livingston Business

Men’s League rolling a game of

252 and a high series of 707.

Bob Perry shot 257-700, Victor

Pitra 248, and Woody Wheeler 677.

In the Monday Night Ladies

League Alice Bednarik shot 230,

Jodi Belli 187, and Carolyn

Paddack 185.


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Thursday No-Tap: Rich Burton, Jimmy

Westergaard, Scott Weir, Ed Galuska and Nick

Westergaard all had 300 games, Nidia Haneveld 276-

749, Lee Ann Mackin 268-743, and Linda Eckert

240-661.

PBA Experience: Tim Panek 255-680, Joseph

Kleczynski 235-652, Fran Luzzi 221-614.

Get Your Game On: Scott Begratt 211-570, Ralph

Viola 206, Robert Scott 196, Samantha Barker 192-461, Jaclyn Penella 172-437, Michelle Halko 165-

443.

Fox Hills Seniors: Steve Friedman 247-654, Tom

Dunco 205, Morris Horowitz 201, Charlene Walsh

163-453, Johanna Hofgesand 160-399.

Wednesday Early Birds: Jim Testa 269-675, Chris

Morris 237-625, Michael Kirc 245, Frank Grumka

243-682, Joan Rauh 191-528, Joann Brown 176-498,

Michele Bielawski 172-435, Rosanne Cinotti 134-381.

Sunday Adult Junior: Laura Porretta 158-454,

Joseph Poretta 127-319.

Summer Doubles: Nick Westergaard 279-750, Lee

Parks 279-739, Terrance Sanders 279-734, Al Jones

279, Liesl Apgar 248-720, Dori Tingoli 213-548,Mary Ann Abasto 197-569.

Thursday No Tap: Ed Galuska, Scott Struble, Nick

Westergaard, Chris Morris and Nidia Haneveld all had

300 games, John Sanroman 277, Kathy Rhode 253,

Teri Renn 253

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John LaBau 781ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – John LaBau topped the

scoring in the Friday Night Mixed League blasting games

of 236-279-266 for the session high series of 781.

Peter Conway rolled 297-219-216-732, Brian Battino 257-

247-684, Paul Smith 257-219-659, and Ed Graeff 252-243-

657.

Ken Bruce 758ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Ken Bruce topped the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Early Men’s League firing games of

236-256-266 for a high series of 758.

Keith Manza shot 279-711, Antonio Flores 247-233-683,

Ed Connelly 248-234-669, Jim Guardino 232-225-669, and

Glen Smith 258.

Ed Boremski 758ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Ed Boremski topped the

scoring in the Custom Thumbz Doubles League blasting

games of 244-258-256 for a high series of 758.

Richard Butt shot 235-246-269-750, Matt Achstatter 212-

255-268-735, Julio Zambrano 258-254-724, and John Balbi

257-254-718.

Charlie Torres 740ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Charlie Torres topped the

scoring in the Thursday Mixed League firing games of 247-

259-234 for a high series of 740.

Ray Berrios hit 257-254-702, Bill Koste 259-227-695,

Gary Ton 246-245-692, and Phillip Karfinkel 267-223-673.

In the Tuesday Koffee Kats League Sondra Crummell shot216, Lori Flaskc 213, and Dee Toohey and Michele

Perlmutter 212.

Jason Simonetti 729ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Jason Simonetti led the

scoring in the Sunday Night Mixed League firing games of

278-235-216 for a high series of 729.

Peter Conway rolled 257-716, Rich Rothmansky 248,

James Nolan 246-241-689, and Anthony Phillips 233-228-

684.

Patrice Nolan 698ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Patrice Nolan rolled 216-

256-226-698, Lisa Newman 223, and Betty Ann Lescher

222 in the Tuesday Rockville Ladies League.

In the Tuesday Koffee Kats League Patrice Guido shot

227, Lori Flacks 211, Sondra Crummell 200, and Adrien

Lupo 190. Alexander Vilardi 691ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Alexander Villardi topped

the scoring in the Saturday Scholarship League blasting

games of 245-233 for a high series of 691.

Robert Barber rolled 243-647, Chris Bodizs 210-222-204-

636, and Anthony Petrillo 232-204-626.

John Hanlon 686 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – John Hanlon led the scoring

in the Bowl N’ Cruise League rolling games of 269-213 for

a high series of 686.

Frank Rugolo shot 277669, David Williams 248-236-660,

Christina Kenny 237-652, and Kevin Rall 256-649.

Tom Forkin 685ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Tom Forkin led the scoring

in the Tuesday Oceanside Knights of Columbus League fir-

ing games of 257-227 for a high series of 685.

Joe DiRe hit 235-223-663, Phil Schaffer 279-644, Joe

Lupo 257-641, and Pat Zenker 266.

In the Monday Ladies Classic League Abby Ginsburg shot

214, Linda Ellison 204, and Anne Molloy and Pat Gahn

201.

Mike Desmond 675ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Mike Desmond led the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Senior Doubles League rolling games

of 249-241 for a high series of 675.

Richie Sipila shot 204-215-234-653, Les Forrai 225-208-

212-645, Ed Frontera 234-230-635, and Aubrey Pereira

246-632.

Charles Johnson 664ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Charles Johnson led the

scoring in the Thursday Senior Birds League rolling games

of 214-215-235 for a high series of 664.

Stanley Rosadio shot 265-659, Lorne Canton 256-211-

632, and Aubrey Pereira 247-216.

Peter Micca 643ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Peter Micca led the scoring

in the Thursday El-Cheapo League rolling games of 225-


Steve Patitucci shot 233-213-606, Vinnie Spano 220-202,

Matt Rizzo 214, and Rich Snyder 203.

Julio Zambrano 732ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Julio Zambrano

topped the scoring in the Sunday Night Mixed

League firing a high game of 279 and a high

series of 732.

Peter Conway rolled 267-233-726, Alan Ip 240-

680, Rich Rothmansky 252-245-669, and Chuck

Eckhardt 203-203-228-634.

Tom Calderone 692ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Tom Calderone

led the scoring in the Tuesday Late Men’s League

rolling a 248 game for a high series of 692.

Kariba Paterson rolled 256-243-670, Matt Carey

242-663, Andrew Larsen 267-656, and Joe

Mazza 276.

Keith Massimillo 685ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Keith Massimillo topped

the scoring in the Tuesday Oceanside Knights of Columbus

League firing games of 254-225 for a high series of 685.

Pete Morreale rolled 245-681, Rich Butt 235-235-674, Joe

Butt, Jr. 256, and Chuck Marciano 206-225-214-645.

Ray Mitchell 659ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Ray Mitchell led the scor-

ing in the St. Ray’s Holy Bowlers League rolling a high

game of 279 and a high series of 659.

Bob Weige shot 246-224-647, Anthony Capellupo 226,

Charles Votke 223, and Deana Capellupo 213.

Patrice Nolan 643ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Patrice Nolan led the scor-

ing in the Tuesday Rockville Ladies League rolling games

of 226-224 for a high series of 643.

Patty Werbeck shot 245, Betty Ann Lescher 217, and

Gloria Belmonte 209.

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ing games of 267-729 for a high

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Joe Calendrillo shot 279-754,

Sean McAuliffe 269-751, Kevin

Buono 278-749, Justin D’Amico

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Hollywood 729, Rob DiSabato726, Joe LaBargo 277-725.

In the Tuesday Early Birds

League Anne Marie Rubilotta shot

229-616, Michele Spaan 214,

Ginny Lananna 205, and Laurie

Lenzo 202.

Phil Karg 764STATEN ISLAND, NY – Phil

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John Baranello shot 254-257-

749, Rob Butler 247-257-738,

Anthony Pellegrino 269-729.

Eric Cruz 746 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Eric

Cruz led the scoring in theFixADent Auto Body firing 247-

264 for a high series of 746.

Ryan Friend shot 280-740, Ed

Elalrdi 268-714, Brian Daluise

278-710, John Della Chiesa 257-

710, Tom Upton 245-698, and

Rickie Espinosa 268-691.

Eugene Cruz 743STATEN ISLAND, NY – Eugene

Cruz led the scoring in the

RCAL/McGuire League firing

games of 266-259 for a high series

of 743.

Billy Slattery 262-699, Chris

Consolmagno 259-692, and Mike

Wihlbory 267-660.

Anthony Pellegrino 714STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anthony

Pellegrino led the Mike Massaroli

Memorial League rolling a 246

game for a high series of 714.

Kevin Buono 711STATEN ISLAND, NY – Kevin

Buono led the Family Fun League

rolling a 266 for a high 711 set.

Caroline Gottlieb rolled 233-235-

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Jonathan Petrizzi 681STATEN ISLAND, NY –

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ing in the Junior Scholarship

Doubles League rolling games of

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Anthony Everts shot 224-248-

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Chris Harris 739FARMINGDALE, NY – Chris

Harris topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

firing games of 279-268 for a

high series of 739.

Earl Holden rolled 275-259-

725, Steven Harris 264-258-

723, Mike Alvarez 256-221-

693, and Kenneth Brown 258-

226-689.

Brendan Rini 737 FARMINGDALE, NY –

Brendan Rini led the scoring in

the Monday Night Fourplay

League firing games of 290-236

for a high series of 737.

Eddie Allen rolled 278-226-

708, Steve Kerkenides 228-

231-222-681, Tom Prendergast

247-225-675, and Steve Frey

217-209-245-671.

In the Thursday Good Timers

League Ken Tamburrino rolled

234, Dale Alberino 229-209,

Mike Bagnato and Scott Serrao

226, and Bob Andrews and

Steve Bove 214.

Rich Tooker 722FARMINGDALE, NY – Rich

Tooker led the scoring in the

Thursday 3-Man League firing

games of 253-246-223 for a high

series of 722.

Don Perillo rolled 278-266-721,

Anthony Delia 245-235-223-703,

Matt Traina 262-200, and Larry

Straus 247-235-688.

Tony Caridi 718FARMINGDALE, NY – Tony

Caridi led the scoring in the Friday

Late Mixed League firing games

of 246-234-238 for a high series of

718.

Sunil Kochar rolled 248-715,

James Hood 224-258-222-704,

and Evan Myers 247-234-686.

Nick Butera 696 FARMINGDALE, NY – Nick

Butera led the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League firing


of 696.

Joshua Marino shot 279-669,

Brian Meade 234-210-637, and

Rainer Latteier 245-626.

Brian Siemers 671FARMINGDALE, NY – Brian

Siemers led the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League rolling


of 671.

Eric Vazquez rolled 279, Joe

Buccino 278, David Green 236,

and Lloyd Hasluck 222.

Bob Andrews 652FARMINGDALE, NY – Bob

Andrews led the scoring in the

Thursday Good Timers League

firing a 227 game for a high series

of 652.

Mike Herman rolled 239-212-

643, Dean Alberino 232, and Ken

Tamburino 226.

In the Thursday AM Ladies

League Linda Levatino rolled 202,

and Cam Pirone 201.

Michael Ellendorf 650FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Ellendorf paced the scoring in

the Wednesday Party League

rolling games of 248-215 for a

high series of 650.

Mike Dease shot 244-606, Joe

Buccino 243, Alex Gordon 213,

and Michael Siry 212.

Phillip Jankowitz 631FARMINGDALE, NY – Phillip

Jankowitz led the scoring in the

Monday High School Practice

League firing games of 207-212-

212 for a high series of 631.

Salvatore Yannacone rolled

226-212-631, Leon Kessee 255-

201-630, Joe Napoli 226-217-

623, and Nicholas Mencarelli

254-615.

Joe Livolsi 213FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe

Livolsi rolled 213-617, Paul

Kester 191, Jerry Hoeler 177, Al

Noll 175, Bob Junge 173, and

Barney Kral and George DiSalvo

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In the Monday AM Seniors

League Ed Mencarelli rolled 199,

Frank Napolitano 185, Frank

Berardino 179, and Al Diebold172.

Joe Livolsi rolled 203, Bill

Platania 179, and Kay Frank 178

in the Friday Sunshine Kids

League.

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Lou Gaudio, Jr. 700HOPELAWN, NJ – Lou Gaudio,

Jr. led the scoring in the Goldstein

& Hanel Doubles League firing

games of 236-208-256 for a high

series of 700.

Ray Smarsh rolled 246-235-211-

692, Rusty Thomsen 216-237-

224-677, Bob Caruso 233-238-

669, and Adam Abdelaziz 224-

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Joe Lampariello 677 HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe Lampariello

led the scoring in the Raritan Bay

Men’s League rolling games of 204-


Steve Venito shot 213-257-206-

676, Brian Longo 212-257-204-

673, Willy Maldonado 253-237-

673, and Ken Horvath 224-224-

223-671.

Brian Balint 669HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian Balint

paced the scor ing in the La Buona

Pizza League rolling games of


Vinny R. Medvetz shot 215-225-

635, Frank Viverito 205-245-628,

and Paulette Brower-Garrett 234.

Rollin E. Ball 654HOPELAWN, NJ – Rollin E. Ball

paced the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League firing games


654.

Vinny R. Medvetz shot 212-245-

634, John Decibus 244, Gis Quinn

230, and Mike Piomelli 224.

Sue Ragas shot 186, Edie

Cavallo 152, and Anna Kelly 146.

Jeff Kubinak 643HOPELAWN, NJ – Jeff Kubinak


Mixed Nuts League rolling games


643.

John Syslo rolled 206-200-605,

Kevin Kennelly 228, and Jeff

Pasewark 223.

Joe Grossi 622HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Grossi

paced the scoring in the Knights of

Columbus League rolling games

of 187-244 for a high series of

622.

Cid Stentella shot 214-214-620,

Al Tampa 232-236-619, and Dave

Lacko 241.

John Strauss 613HOPELAWN, NJ – John Strauss

paced the scoring in the Merck

League rolling games of 229-203

for a high series of 613.

Anthony Scutari shot 252,

Andrew Siarkiewicz 235, Joe

Contrino 229, and Ray Newsome

226.

Larry Clarke rolled 215, Frank

Jordan 202, and Penny Smith 192

in the NJ Turnpike League. Richard Bienvenue 601HOPELAWN, NJ – Richard

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Garden State Mixed League firing

a 227 game for a high series of

601.

Warren Taureck shot 205-235,

Alberto Taddeo 233, Raymond

Perry 226, and Douglas Jewell

216.

Bill Venezia 600HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Venezia

rolled 246-600, and Ralph Doefler

217 to lead the competition rolling

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In the Friends & Family League

Arthur Porzio shot 212-215, Mike

Conte 211, and Sherry Garcia 204.

In the South Shore League Brian

Peccerillo shot 243, Tom Flagiello

213, and Brian MacDonald 202-

211. Bill Dillon 660HOPELAWN, NJ – Bill Dillon

led the scoring in the Knights of

Columbus League firing games


660.

Al Tampa shot 255-203-638,

Mark Makwinski, Jr. 206-210-

212-628, and Mark Makwinski

246-618.

Kevin Eccleston 659HOPELAWN, NJ – Kevin

Eccleston topped the scoring in

the Friday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 221-223-215 for a

high series of 659.

Thomas Ortiz, Sr. rolled 215-

216-212-643, Richard Funk III

226-618, and Mike Bauer 245.

In the Tuesday Night Mixed

League Char Martino shot 198-

170, Carole Morgan 187, and ToniTassio 176.

Jeff Kubinak 653HOPELAWN, NJ – Jeff Kubinak


Mixed Nuts League firing games


653.

K.C. Cabonilas rolled 222-225-

643, Santos Guzman 224, and

Don E. Hellhake 217.

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