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By Jerry Schneider - PBA JACKSON, N.J. Exactly one month after the Professional Bowlers Association honored Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III for his extraordinary community service, Bohns wife Leslie delivered an even more significant gift. Literally. On Feb. 14 Valentines Day, Leslie Bohn gave birth to Christian Leslie Forry, a healthy nine-pound, fourounce, 20-inch-long baby boy. Yes, the name is correct. The baby doesnt belong to the Bohns. The childs parents are Chris and Janine Forry. Because Leslie Bohn agreed to be the surrogate, with husband Parkers blessings, the Forrys have the child they have always wanted. It's an extraordinary story of how bowling brought two families together in a very special way. Chris Forry, a former PBA member, owns Buddies Pro Shop in Fairfield, Conn. His wife Janine is a special needs teacher and former collegiate bowler. They had been trying to have a baby for several years, but learned Janine is unable to give birth naturally. Back in 2009, Chris Forry was bowling in the U.S. Open at Carolier Lanes in North Brunswick, N.J. not far from the Bohns home in Jackson and he was commuting back-and-forth to Connecticut during the tournament because Janine was having in vitro procedures performed in hopes of eventually having their first child. I was getting ready to head back home to Connecticut and I bumped into Parker and Leslie, and I told them Janine was having an in vitro procedure early the next morning, Forry said. Leslie mentioned she had considered being a surrogate to help another family member have a child. At the time I didnt think much of that conversation because I thought the in vitro process would eventually be successful. Three years later and several more

February 26 - March 4, 2014

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John Smisek Blasted 300 At Rockville Centre Lanes

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John Smisek blasted a 300 game in the Thursday Custom Thumbz Doublez League at Rockville Centre Lanes. Kevin Isler shot 279, Alex Bogolubsky 278, Richard Butt 277, Paul Circharo, Joe Conigliaro, Frank Simino, and Leroy Singletary 269, and Bill Viccora and John Khantzain 267.

Nivek Easton Bashes 300 At Lodi Lanes

LODI, NJ - Nivek Easton pitched the high game when he hit 300 while rolling in the Friday G&L League at Lodi Lanes. Joe Seiple tossed a 289 game and Matt Donders hit 279.

Tim Folkes Hit 300 At Rabs Country Lanes

STATEN ISLAND, NY Tim Folkes blasted a 300 game in the Sunday Night Mixed League at Rabs Country Lanes firing a 300 game for a high series of 760. Fernan Handog hit 278-736, Roy Spiro 279-707, Billy Tompkins 248-682, Chris Haynes 256-679, and Lou Iosue 256.

Matt Dobbins Rolled 300 At Farmingdale Lanes

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Parker and Leslie Bohn IIIwith Chris and Janine Forry holding baby Christian Forry. unsuccessful procedures later, another chance meeting took place. Parker, now working for Brunswick as a bowling ball sales rep, made a visit to Forrys pro shop where the conversation again turned to family. I asked Parker about his family and he asked about mine, thinking that by this time the in vitro efforts were successful, Chris said. I hated to tell him that unfortunately our efforts werent successful and it looked like we wouldnt be able to have any children. Thats when Parker suggested I give Leslie a call. When Parker got home he told Leslie to expect a call from me. I can only imagine what Leslie thought of Parker volunteering her to even consider it, he continued. It took me a few days to work up the nerve to call Leslie but I finally did. When I called, Leslie mentioned Parker had told her I might call, but she wanted to give it some more thought. Leslie wasnt immediately taken by the idea, but it didnt take her long to consider the possibilities. I was originally thinking more of helping a relative who might not be able to have a child and not necessarily someone outside of our family, Leslie Bohn said. Plus our family situation had changed. (Carrying someone elses child) really wasnt on my bucket list, but after talking it through with Parker and thinking more about the opportunity to give a couple something as wonderful as what we have, we made the decision to go ahead. See Leslie Bohn page 6

FARMINGDALE, NY - Matt Dobbins blasted a 300 game in the Thursday 3-Man League at Farmingdale Lanes. Rob Gotterbarn shot a near perfect 299 game in a 724 set followed by Gary LaCara with 278267-751, Joseph Venezia 277,

Doug Feldman 269-709, Will Watson 269-263-727, Morris Jackson 267-210, Jeremy Schaffer 265, Joe Novara 264-255-716, Robert OConnor 259-244-258761, Joe Casale 237-258-256-751, and Damon Brown 241-257-243741.

Bob Thorne 300 at Rockville Centre

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Bob Thorne earned top honors in the Thursday Custom Thumbz Doublez League at Rockville ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Carlos Velez found perfection in a 300 game while rolling in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes and finished with a 735 series. Kevin DeFrancesco rolled 267763, Kenny Demchak 279-761, Centre Lanes blasting games of 246-300-245 for a high series of 791.

Carlos Velez 300 at Parkway Lanes

Greg Ciccone 266-728, David Marmolejos 255-713, Mike Aiellos 263-703, Raymond Sisco 246-694, Mike DeFrancesco 278685, Carl Haight 267-682, Ed Bakelaar Jr 251-671, and German Hernandez 255-670.

2 By Vince Albrecht WALLINGTON, NJ - Just sixteen years old, Jordan Lopez has achieved more as a bowler than most do in a lifetime. In high school league play, the junior from Lyndhurst followed up a stellar 265 opener with the ultimate in the sport, a perfect 300 score. It wasnt the first for the talented kegler who last year captured the Bergen County Boys Tournament individual honors with 300-804, a record performance which garnered for him the prestigious merit of the Star-Ledgers North Jersey Bowler of the Year. Jordan, who utilizes a two-handed delivery, has been ablaze in the NJIC Meadowlands Division, for-

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mat for which is two games rather than a standard three. After mediocre league play early in the season, Jordan put it all together in Lyndhursts recent position encounter against Secaucus, firing 268-270 lifting his average over 200 and hes been virtually unstoppable since. In his record-smashing 565 set, Jordan filled all but two frames with strikes, improving his league average to 213.30. In the tenth frame of his perfecto, all other bowling had ceased as players and spectators gathered to watch him. If Jordan was nervous, it was undetectable as he cleared the pin deck with three flawlessly executed shots.

February 26 - March 4, 2014

Jordan Lopez is Perfect in Bergen County Boys Tournament

Vincent Balisky Wins On A Roll Scratch Singles Event

Vincent Balisky topped the 39 contenders in the On A Roll Scratch Singles Tournament with a 1262 pin-fall to qualify in first place and went on to take home the champion title. In the step ladder finals number 4 Damon White defeated 5th place Miguel Acobo 255 to 212, 4th place Damon White defeated 3rd place Robert Rojas 238222, and White went on to defeat number 2 Joe Navara 230197. But White could not get past number 1 qualifier Vincent Balisky who beat White in a 237-222 contest taking home the $800.00 first prize and he earned a free entry to next years event.

Vincent Geraci 300 Hit 300 at South Levittown Lanes

LEVITTOWN, NY - Vincent Geraci blasted a 300 game while contesting in the Monday Charlie Cap Classic at South Levittown Lanes. Allan Gross came close to perfect with a 289 in his 761 set followed by Shaun Ihasz with 279, Charles Harris 277, Joseph Acerra 276, Tavie Caratozzolo 267, Jason Kubat 266-755, Thomas Grunwald 265, Michelle Montgoris 246, Vonetta Jolliffe 246-704, Wesley Tom 731, Anthony DElia 731, Joseph Acerra 725, Mike Perrone 279, Kenny Sanders 279-748, Kmar Wilder 277, Robert Grammarosso 276, Robert Exner 269, Robert Gotterbarn Jr. 268-723, Jason Nikol 268, Pete Mastrandrea Jr. 267, Nick Filosa 266, Ronald J. Broege 759, and Patti Cacioppo 251.

Keith Manza 300 at Rockville Centre

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Keith Manza blasted a 300 game in the Wednesday Early Mens League at Rockville Centre Lanes. Glen Smith shot 290-259-760, Bob Fabrizio 268-237, Sal Maenza 266, Steve Bush 257-227-696, Tom Carley 256-236, Jim Guardino 246-210, Stan Lane 245-214, and Chris Froehlich 245.

Chris Jones Tops at Howell

By John Jennings HOWELL, NJ - Chris Jones fired high series 741 and game 279 in the Eastern Scratch Classic at Howell Lanes. Brandon Fenell pounded the pins for a 723-258. Daryl Peters rolled a 706 series. Leading the Women were Diane Jones with two 245 games and a 663 series and Jessie Peters threw 628- 222.

Kelley Grippo, Madison Perry Lead Girls in Youth Travelers

By Vince Albrecht MONTVALE, NJ - Holy Angels senior Kelley Grippo has been terrorizing the pin deck inhabitants for a fortnight, mercilessly slamming them into the pit. Kelley continued her onslaught, peppering the pins with 256-227-645 to lift her average to 180 as she, Brittany Hovan 224-206 and Dean Edwards 208206-237-651 combined to carry Bowler City II to a three-game derailment of shorthanded Lodi, 29412594 in Stan Niemiec Youth Travel League action. Lodis Chris Navarro kept it close in the opener with 236, added 208 and finished with a stellar 638. Madison Perry is just shy of the 180 mark after posting 215-204-608 for Fair Lawn which busted loose in game two for league high net 923, Tyler Nappi hit 231, Madison 204, Jake Rollins 233 and Steve Plaszky 255. Boonton, although dropping the first two, didnt flinch and stole the nightcap, 935921 despite Rollins 246. The latter also had a 228 opener to finish with 707, the sessions best threesome. Powering the Boonton quartet was Matt ODea 205-227-193-625, Erik Kattermann 202-191 and 13year-old Adam Gelvan 182.

Tom Fojtlin 277-760 at Montvale

MONTVALE, NJ - Tom Fojtlin fired scores of 257-277-226 for a 760 series to lead all bowlers in the Thursday Early Bird League at Montvale Lanes. Mike Pasch posted a 279 high game in a748 set followed by Mike Folchi with 254-727, Cliff Wicks 278-721, Tom Bruno 247-708, Bill Allison 246-704, Frank Picciotto, 247-704, Ken Brown 255-695, and John Iaccarino 265-692.

David Rivera 298 At Howell Lanes

By John Jennings HOWELL, NJ - Sundays Mixed Nuts League has seen some good scores. David Rivera had a 298 game in a 668 set and Ken Hayes a 748 series with a 258 game. Anthony Ruffino bowled 719265 and Nick Giallanza hit 726. Leading the women was Jackie Shelbrick with a 615 set. The previous week saw three 700 sets with Reggie Regins rolling 752 on games of 280 and 279, Tony Tesorio 718- 264, and Anthony Ruffino 703-279.

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Paul Sheirer 300 at Rabs

STATEN ISLAND, NY Paul Sheirer blasted a 300 game along with a 245 for a 730 series in the Cartel Electric Fun League at Rabs Country Lanes. Bob Jacobson shot 259-257-731, Jason Todaro 268 and Rebecca Rakauskas 236.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES
John Bergen 784
FARMINGDALE, NY John Bergen topped the scoring in the Thursday 3-Man League firing a high game of 279 and a high series of 784. Sal Alberino rolled 279-234-237-750, MacMcNally 246-259-236-741, Frankie Montgoris 269-247-729, Doug Feldman 258-246-729, Curtis Brown 257-247723, Larry Strauss 257-247-719.

Anthony Cotter 702

FARMINGDALE, NY Anthony Cotter paced the scoring in the Sunday Early Mixed League firing games of 236-245-221 for a high series of 702. Mike TenBrink 234-223-234-691, Brian Meade 257-243-684, Ramon Carcamo 248-216-665, and Paul Burns 243. In the Tuesday AM Ladies League Carol Cunningham rolled 202, and Jeannine Maisonet, Maryann Schan and Vickie Rich 176.

George Balewitz 300 at Majestic

HOPELAWN, NJ George Balewitz blasted a 300 game in the Madison Park Mens League at Majestic Lanes. Kristopher Brus rolled 256-224-236-716, Eric Oppenheimer 215-280219-714, Joey Weisenstein 232-289-705, and Lisa Pallazzola 214-222238-674.

Bob Andrews 665

FARMINGDALE, NY Bob Andrews paced the scoring in the Thursday Good Timers League firing games of 267-216 for a high series of 665. Steve Butera rolled 236-226-654, Ken Tamburrino 246-651, Dale Alberino 258, and Don Ciervo 227216-617.

Hari Soedarmasto 732

FARMINGDALE, NY Hari Soedarmasto topped the scoring in the Friday Late Mixed League firing games of 268-257 for a high series of 732. Wingo Hom shot 257-246-725, Scott Zimmerman 258-248-708, Joe Johnson 246-236-701, Richard White 247-242-694, Junior Pascual 266-226, Jeff Cohen 266, and Bob Starzec 259.

Joe DiRie 300 at Rockville Centre

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Joe DiRie stroked a 300 game in the Friday Night Mixed League at Rockville Centre Lanes. Ak Dierrer rolled 265-279-225-769, Alex Bogolubsky 279, Nicole Torres 277-642, Paul Smith 276-235-236-747, Adam Alberghine 268259-247-774, John LaBau 257-245-268-770, Ryan Ciccinaro 267-236, and Chris Lucchese 258-233.

Lloyd Hasluck 718

FARMINGDALE, NY Lloyd Hasluck paced the scoring in the Wednesday Party League firing games of 277-247 for a high series of 718. Eric Vazquez rolled 233-229, Alex Gordon 232-227, David Green 229-214, Brian Siemers 219, and Jon Nelson 215.

Mike Marrazzo 687

FARMINGDALE, NY Mike Marrazzo topped the scoring in the Wednesday Party League firing games of 279-213 for a high series of 687. Roy DiRaffale shot 247-235-665, Eric Vazquez 246226-670, Michael Marro 240, Dawn Cecere 232, Lloyd Hasluck 230, and Robert Engellau 222. In the Sunday Adult/Junior League Jimmy Prince shot 224-207, Louis Gravino 211, and Michael Brunn 193.

THE LEADERS AT LODI

Saturday Fil -Am: Tom Flynn Jr. 298-788, Chris Garbode 279-789, John Sperone 280-734, Sara Rankin 279, Marie Carrillo 277, Jennifer McCaffrey 257. Wednesday Night Live: PJ Garcia 279-706, Palko Sr. 266-708. Joe Serico 278, Gene

Brendan Rini 711

FARMINGDALE, NY Brendan Rini led the scoring in the Monday Night Fourplay League firing games of 267-232 for a high series of 711. Anthony Bruno shot 247-678, Laura Cestra 258225-673, AJ Fragola 264, Antoine Lyons 248, Tom Prendergast 245, Sam Combsand Shari Kessler 243, and Danny Schrafel 239.

Wednesday Men's 820: Eric Frey 278, Chang Pang 255, Chris Latham 249. Monday 4-man Classic: Mitch Sacks 225-300-300-825, Jason Rybak 270-269-752, Quan Jacobs 248-267-289-804, Jason Tenorio 279, TJ Davis 262, Rocky Durocher 265, Danny Rivera 269.

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AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES

David Goldman 813
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY David Goldman topped the Thursday Custom Thumbz Doublez blasting 246 and 268 around a near perfect 299 game for a 813. Nadine Clory blasted 288-226-268-782, Prince Pennington 289, Willie Fessler 247-258-255-760, Tony Amendola 238-279-235-752, Scott Rufer and Chris Barbaro 279, Steve Friedmena 269-247-734, Carl Clory 258-227-249-734.

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Spanish American Mixed: Tryone Waal 279-739, Steven Matias 278676, Benny Nieves 255-724, Lynn Coleman 204-581, Jim Westergaard 278-661, Tyrone Waal 258-627. Put Togethers: Fred Driver 200, Mike Svetik 200-532, Geno McCroy 196-game, Keri May 213-599. Monday Early Birds: Evan Warshaw 248-667, James Stiles 246-720, Brian Theriault 245, Ed Hardy 241-667, Kathy Bradley 210-519, Judy Larick 200-540. Fox Hills Seniors: Bill Verderber 210-571, Robert Forte 209-597, Joe Tobjy 200-545, Johanna Hofgesang 177-458, Bernadette Memolo 176429. Morris Hills Mixed: Andy Romo 220-525, Sal Antoniello 193-477, Rosemary Muscolino 158-437. Lake Hiawatha Men: J.W. Albensi III - 279-704, Doug Batch 259-688, Kimberly Feehan 211. Youth Program Gutter Busters: Christopher Dunleary 81-155. Weekend Warriors: Benjamin Cruz 154-370, Nicholas Thies 128, Emma Thies 184-485, Gaby Wuzga 93. Bumper Busters: Jacob Paniconi 132-220, Michael Mellifiore 101-189, Dominic Mellifiore 97. Lucky Strikers: Colin Fisher 85-218, Samantha Fisher 77-221. Ball Busters: Brandon Kwestel 279-695, Jack Cook 237-637, Ben Gallagher 223, Stephanie Sihlanick 166.

Pat Zenker 740

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Pat Zenker led the scoring in the Sunday Adult/Child Doubles League firing games of 228-255-257 for a high series of 740. John Balbi shot 245-235-245-725, Mike Bukovsky 235-223, Barbar Migliomo 221-211, Joe Prunty 221213, and Patrick Bukovsky 213. In the Sunday 12 for 12 League Jim McEvilley shot 218-201, and Eric Woodson 204.

Julio Zambrano 748

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Julio Zambrano led the scoring in the Sunday Night Mixed League firing games of 279-244-225 for a high series of 748. Alfred Benetto shot 265-245-225-735, Jarvis Skellington 276-225, Matt Stanisic 213-266-252731, Robert Picard 258-226, Kim Sawnson 247, and Michelle Montgoris 236-223-661. In the Monday Ladies Classic League Dawn Waldhof shot 217, Linda Ellison 205-203, Linda Walsh 202, and Missy Craig 201.

Charles Johnson 704

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Charles Johnson led the scoring in the Thursday Senior Birds League firing games of 265-236 for a high series of 704. Fred George shot 247-246-698, Gerry Dunham 259217-670, Ray Lowman 256, Murray Shultz 241-214, and John Edwards 240. In the Sunday Adult/Child League Sean Cosme shot 218, Ramon Deleon, Jr. 206, Joe Migliorono and Justin Spargue 183, and Thomas Consiglio 181.

John Laurita 748

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John Laurita topped the scoring in the Wednesday Night Mixed League firing games of 278-237-233 for a high series of 748. Walter Schroeder rolled 278, Salvatore Panzarella 279, Keith Benenati 268, and Peter Otero and Anne Parissi 259.

Joey Green 244

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Joey Green rolled 244, Steve Frey 238, John Moran 230, Cory Williams 224, Jon Martinez 223, and Vinnie Spano 222 in the Thursday El-Cheapo League. In the Temple Am-Echad Mens Club League David Calman shot 209-203, Debbie Rovner 201, and Greg Minafo 200.

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Thats when the process began in earnest. The Forrys came to visit the Bohns (Janine had never met Parker and Leslie). They discussed the details Leslie needed to know about the surrogacy process. It was a life-changing process for everyone concerned. There were the legal issues, medical and psychiatric testing, and, maybe most important, discussions with their own families. Leslie and Parker wanted their three children - sons Justin, 10, Brandon, 9, and daughter Sydney, 7 involved in the decision process. Parker also has two children from a previous marriage. We didnt have to do too much convincing of Justin and Brandon, but we had a little explaining to do with Sydney, Leslie said. We just explained to her that we were able to give a family something wonderful like we had and I think she understood that. A few weeks later, Leslie called and said she was all in, Chris said. In June of 2013, the Forrys received the call they had dreamed of: Leslie informed them she was pregnant. Leslie said the pregnancy was normal. She was even able to continue bowling competitively until shortly before the delivery. All we could think of during the pregnancy was the excitement and what we were bringing this couple was priceless, Leslie said. All we could think of was how happy we were to be part of helping another family have what we have. On Valentines Day one month after Parker had been named recipient of the inaugural PBA Tony Reyes Award for his unselfish community service - Leslie exceeded him, delivering the ultimate gift of love. Valentines Day will never be the same, Janine Forry said. The whole nine months has brought tears to my eyes. Parker and Leslie have made it so special. Its been a privilege to know them. A special bond has formed between us and now were an extended family. It was equally special for Leslie and Parker Bohn. It was the greatest gift of love you could imagine on Valentines Day, Parker said. Giving two people the pleasure of being a mom and dad is something you have to experience to appreciate. Ive experienced a lot of things, on and off the lanes, but I know that having children and a family far exceeds anything else Ive ever done.

Jack Jackson 279 at Howell Lanes

By John Jennings HOWELL, NJ- Sorry, Not Sorry remained in 1st place behind Mike Ormsby throwing a 715-268 in the Hankel League. Leading all bowlers was Jack Jackson with a stellar 730-279 night. Tony Tesorio saved his best for the 3rd game and final 11 strikes for a 278 after an opening 4-7-10 that he nearly converted on lane 31. Mike Fogarty also served up a 715 series. Two other 700s of the night, Mike Pisnoy (706-270) and Ron Pagut (702). The leading Womens game was Emerald Platzer with a 227. Team 5 had High series of the night 2714 with an outstanding 980 game. Sorry, Not Sorry is followed by three teams only 2 points behind after the second weeks competition.

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AT RABS COUNTRY LANES

Ashley Martinez 791
STATEN ISLAND, NY Ashley Martinez earned top honors in the NEXGEN Junior Bowlers League blasting games of 235-299-257 for a high series of 791. Timothy Barclay rolled 217-225-276-718, Kevin Buono 235-263-694, Matt Covais 209-258-222-689, Johnathan Petrizzi 211-238-648, and Casey Sparacio 223-232-649.

Fernan Handeg 726

STATEN ISLAND, NY Fernan Handeg led the scoring in the Scaran Sunday Night Mixed League firing games of 256-257 for a high series of 726. Tony Mangano shot 241-704, Todd Scoacca 243-682, Mark Katz 678, Lou Iosue 245-660, Tim Folkes and Mike Pagan 664, and Gina Spiro 236-629. In the Golden Oldies League Bob Lampariello shot 221-223-628, Dennis Costantino 209-202, John Vitellio 234, Robert Pacifici 232, and Kathy Currao 208.

Jose Carl 770

STATEN ISLAND, NY Jose Carl topped the scoring in the Gennaros Pizzatown Mens League firing games of 255-289 for a high series of 770. Ryan Friend rolled 257-255-246-758, Paul Sheeirer 247-278-226-751, Vincent Durante 279-708, Allan Rubinowitz 259-265-715, Ken Russo 264-702, Jeff Martin 268-697, Mike Williams 277-693, Nick DiSalvo 257-692, and Tom Dinardo 690.

Joseph Hannula 719

STATEN ISLAND, NY Joseph Hannula led the scoring in the NEXGEN Junior Bowlers League firing games of 228-258-236 for a high series of 719. Anthony Saccone rolled 214-205-258-677, Anthony Everts 277-238-666, Michael Schembari 214-211-219-644, Carla Spoto 265, and Lexis Ortiz 201-202-234-637.

Ray Carlisle 761

STATEN ISLAND, NY Ray Carlisle topped the scoring in the Cartel Electric Fun League firing games of 268-268 for a high series of 761. Bob Jacobson shot 686, Rebecca Rakauskas 234226-661, Derek Gilbert 248, and Paul Sheirer 246.

Mike Consolmagno 704

STATEN ISLAND, NY Mike Consolmagno led the RCAL/McGuire League firing a 267 for a 704 set. Dan Tartaglione shot 279, Tommy Amendola, Sr. 266, Steve Sosa 257, Chris Consolmagno 253-248671, Rob Masucci 671, Don Schwed 2347-675, and John Musco, Sr. 255.

Kevin Buono 754

STATEN ISLAND, NY Kevin Buono topped the scoring in the NEXGEN Junior Bowlers League firing games of 269-218-267 for a high series of 754. JohnathN Petrizzi shot 235-246-256-737, Brad Calendrillo 204-277-209-690, Ashley Martinez 223230-647, Steven Schwed 221-224-629, and Taylor Waglione 225-203-619.

Victor Maturi 706

STATEN ISLAND, NY Victor Maturi paced the scoring in the Joe Brezinski Memorial League firing a 244 game for a high series of 706. George Redecha shot 249-244-676, Jerry Deluccia 256-665, Armando Gallotta 661, Sean Liotine and Richard Pasquale 247, Willie Venisscofski 256, and Louis Mester 245.

Derek Gilbert 737

STATEN ISLAND, NY Derek Gilbert led the scoring in the Michael Carbonaro Mixed League firing a 268 game for a high series of 737. Steve McNichol shot 247-716, Scott Walsh 265707, Phil DeChristine, Jr. 266-683, Justin Andrews 263-661, Rocco Schirripa 267-674, Tom Velleca 661, Bob Jacobson 665, and Jonathan Andrews 660.

Joe Albanese 703

STATEN ISLAND, NY Joe Albanese led the scoring in the Senior Mens League firing games of 226279 for a high series of 703. Santo Lisa shot 224-268-690, John Woss 207-257651, Steve Ortiz 249-623, and Mike Cocozzo 243618.

Matt Cohen 734

STATEN ISLAND, NY Matt Cohen led the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed Quartets League firing games of 256-244 for a high series of 734. Toniann Loggie shot 214-216-268-698, Anthony Tabaily 279-680, Ken Soto 268-663, Larry Sulivan 276-661,Gene Ledger 258, and John Gonzalez 257.

Ed Barrone 683
STATEN ISLAND, NY In the SMP Automotive Mixed League Ed Barrone rolled 240-683, and Kathy Zarr 214-616. Tom OSullivan shot 203-222-223-648, Chip Bonano 211, and Duke Velluzzi 210 in the Senior Mens League.

Jeff Scire 728

STATEN ISLAND, NY Jeff Scire led the scoring in the Rob Wilkinson Memorial League firing a 265 game for a high series of 728. Bill Slattery shot 258-714, John Venosa 268-691, John Heitmann 247-689, Tim McAuliffe 259-688, Jason Gianna 249-670, Mitch Bass 258-675, and Jason Gianna 249-670.

Tom Hollywood 682

STATEN ISLAND, NY Tom Hollywood paced the scoring in the Senior Mens League firing games of 234-233-215 for a high series of 682. Jim Episcopia shot 255-201-224-680, Hal Solomon 236-257-674, Al Felline265-211-660, Seto Jew 225224-672, and Frank Polizzi 226-245-652.

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Jose Medina 775
HOPELAWN, NJ Jose Medina topped the scoring in the Garden State Mixed League firing games of 232-277-266 for a high series of 775. Michael Ramer rolled 279-235-711, Dorien Soto 217-237-657, James McMillon 255-221655, and Chris Snedes 256-202-653.

Don Anione 730

HOPELAWN, NJ Don Anione led the scoring in the His & Hers League firing games of 245-257-228 for a high series of 730. Michael Holoka rolled 226-225-20-660, Carmine Latin 236-212-202-650, and Pat DiSanzo 224-228-628.

Anthony Bascone 748

HOPELAWN, NJ Anthony Bascone led the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League firing games of 225-277-246 for a high series of 748. Buddy Verardi shot 280-226-226-732, Eric Oppenheimer 238-260-233-731, Joe Quinn 258-289-727, Rob Hasselbrook 226-228-266-720, Glenn Mohr, Jr. 257-230-257-717, and Mickey Endress 258-201-254-713.

Rich Choinacki 724

HOPELAWN, NJ Rich Choinacki led the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 236-235-233 for a high series of 724. Rich Nicholls shot 255-201-243-699, Willy Maldonado 248-225-223-696, Joey Weisenstein 245-214-227-686, Matt Malloy 205-236-234-675, and Ted Lapka 205-236-234676. Mike V. Kennelly shot 248-627, Kevin Kennelly 225-625, and Jeff Kubinak and Don M. Hellhake 200 in the Thursday Mixed Nuts League.

Willie Zammitto 746

HOPELAWN, NJ Willie Zammitto led the scoring in the Madison Park Mens League firing games of 279-216-251 for a high series of 746. Michael Dinaburg shot 225-269-693, Tom Martino, Jr. 243-225-209-677, Paulo Toy 211210-231-652, and Lisa Pallazzola 213-233-639. Dan Krakowski 742 HOPELAWN, NJ Dan Krakowski led the scoring in the Friday Night Mixed League firing games of 277-211-254 for a high series of 742. Mike Dellamanna shot 214-261-248-723, Kevin Cristi 217-223-268-708, Jerome Daily 204-257-237-698, and Richard Funk III 236-207-237-698.

Rusty Thomsen 709

HOPELAWN, NJ - Rusty Thomsen topped the scoring in the Goldstein & Hanel Doubles League firing games of 223-239-247 for a high series of 709. Lou Gaudio, Jr. rolled 212-289-690, Ryan Friend 212-289-690, Gary Ricci 202-229-256687, and Rami Ahmed 223-248-661.

Pat Moreno 697

HOPELAWN, NJ Pat Moreno led the scoring in the La Buona Pizza League firing games of 256-218-223 for a high series of 697. Scott Akalewicz shot 277-238-694, Joe Herber 212-216-256-684, Karly Butler 209-234623, and Bob Stevens 223-605.

Matt Perlman 740

HOPELAWN, NJ Matt Perlman topped the scoring in the Iselin AA League firing games of 245-247-248 for a high series of 740. Rob Chalfent shot 224-215, Bob Fischer 223-202, and Bill Moyers and Barbara Woitowicz 211. In the Saturday Cartaret Specials League Stanley Mack shot 161, and LJ Delulca 146.

John Krupinski 696

HOPELAWN, NJ John Krupinski led the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League firing games of 244-268 for a high series of 696. Justin Munice shot 216-243-219-678, Mike Rodriguez 219-206-227-652, and Willie Hall 214-226-626.

Rocco Fortunato 669

HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco Fortunato led the scoring in the Family League firing games of 248-227 for a high series of 669. Tom Martino, Jr. rolled 202-224-225-651, Dave Morgante 212-212-212-636, Bob Nebus 243-617, Bobby Nebus 201-222, Alexa Venito 219, and James Bloodgood 202. In the Federal Business Centers League Tony Kacmarsky shot a 213.