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Vol. 77 No. 28

September 14 - 20, 2016

Ernie Segura Wins PBA50 Track Cyborg Open for First Title
By Russ Mills - PBA
POTTSVILLE, Pa. Ernie Segura Jr. of
Taylor, Mich. defeated Michael Klosin of
Windham, N.H., 210-199, to win the PBA50
Track Cyborg Open at Strike Zone Alleys for
his first QubicaAMF PBA Regional title.
Segura, a five-year PBA member, had four
career runner-up finishes prior to this weekend. Klosin, a non-member, was the qualifying leader, who earlier this season finished
fifth in the Suncoast PBA50 Senior Open.
Segura won $1,500 and with his title, became
eligible to enter the 2017 FireLake PBA
Tournament of Champions. Klosin earned
$950 for his runner-up finish.
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Segura defeated Jay Boyle of Garnet Valley, Champion Ernie Segura with Strike Zones Sandy Fitzgerald
Pa., 255-226, and Klosin defeated Patric
Donaghue of Honeoye Falls, N.Y., 219-199, in the QubicaAMF PBA Regional Tour. For more informasemifinal round. Boyle and Donaghue each earned tion about QubicaAMF, visit: www.qubicaamf.com
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Rocio Restrepo Wins PWBA

St. Petersburg-Clearwater Open
By Matt Cannizzaro - PWBA
ADDISON, Ill. Rocio Restrepo of Louisville, Ohio,
may have been disappointed by the show she and
Lindsay Boomershine of Perry, Utah, put on in the
championship match of the 2016 Professional
Womens Bowling Association St. PetersburgClearwater Open, but the sound of two-time PWBA
champion over the public address system definitely
had a mood-changing ring to it.
Restrepo, who won the PWBA Greater Detroit
Open earlier in the year for her first title, claimed her
second at the PWBA St. Petersburg-Clearwater Open
with a 165-134 win over Boomershine at Stardust
Bowl. It was the lowest scoring title match in PWBA
history with a 299 total pinfall.
The record previously belonged to Anne Marie
Duggan and Cheryl Daniels, who posted a 306 total
with games of 166 and 140, respectively, in March
1993. The lowest single-game pinfall in a championship game belongs to Toni Gillard, who shot 133 in
a 1985 loss.
I obviously feel happy that I won, but I definitely
wanted to throw it better, said Restrepo, a longtime
member of the Colombian national bowling team.

Sometimes, the lights and how the lanes are broken

down in practice can change things quite a bit. I just
made sure to stick to my strategy, and I stayed
focused on doing what I needed to do to stay ahead.
Restrepo joins three-time winner Shannon OKeefe
of OFallon, Illinois, and reigning PWBA Player of
the Year Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, New York
(two wins), as the only competitors with multiple
titles in 2016.
Along with the $10,000 top prize, the win gave
Restrepo enough competition points to land her in
second place on the 2016 PWBA points list, earning
her an automatic spot in the semifinals of the upcoming Smithfield PWBA Tour Championship.
Not only will the PWBA Tour Championship wrap
up the 2016 season, it also will determine the player
of the year, which is based on total points for the season.
Heading into the final event, only two competitors
have a chance at the honor Restrepo and Johnson.
If Restrepo wins the tournament, she gets the playerof-the-year nod and redemption for a bitter end to the
2015 season. Anything less than a win from Restrepo,
and Johnson repeats.

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Steve Klein Slammed 300

At Rockville Centre
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Steve Klein earned top honors in
the Temple Avodah League at
Rockville Centre Lanes blasting
games of 226-300-237 for a high

series of 763.
Brad Elliman rolled 235-237297-769, Andy Eisner 256-214258-728, and Stuart Blau 255-662.

Ronnie He 300 at Jib Lanes

FLUSHING, NY Ronnie He
blasted a 300 game in the bowlingproshop.com League at Jib
Lanes.
Twone Williams shot 279, Ivan
Quek 270, Lalaine Sindo 233, and

Lilbit Baptiste 228.

In the PBC Summer League
Henry Bosch shot 268, Antghony
Villarosa 258, Erik Agluca and
Jimmy Ansale 247, and Gina Villa
202.

Noah Lynch 300 at Jersey Lanes

LINDEN, NJ Noah Lynch
earned top honors in the Miller
Lite Doubles League at Jersey
Lanes blasting a 300 game for a

high series of 736.

Andrew Dekowski hit 278-732,
and Gerri Ward 278-723.

Jeff Scire Blasted 300

At Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ Jeff Scire
blasted a 300 game in the Tuesday
Summer 400 Doubles League at
Majestic Lanes.
Fred Gleckler shot 264-221-257276-1018, Jen Daunno 277-239-

268-226-1010, Joe Lampariello

257-248-246-242-993, Tommy
Martino 205-252-253-251-961,
Anthony Stevens 224-246-231236-937, and Steve Osiadacz 255231-203-225-914.

Louis DiGirolamo 300 at Howell Lanes

HOWELL,
NJ

Louis
DiGirolamo threw his second 300
in the Monday Madness League
ending up with a 759 series on
lanes 15-16. Brian Larson rolled

247 and Joe Horvath 246. Leading

the ladies was Betty Falco with
234-584 and Janine Smith 205547.

Ray Brooks Hit 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes
ROCKVILLE CENTER, NY
Ray Brooks blasted a 300 game
along with a 279 for a 767 series
in the Custom Thumbz Doubles
League at Rockville Centre Lanes.
Bob Thorne rolled 268-279-244-

791, Dennis Shapiro 235-279217-731, Alby Pezzella 290-718,

Leroy Singletary 222-227-265714, and Chris Barbaro 226-258229-713.

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Michael Haugen Wins PBA Xtra Frame

Gene Carters Pro Shop Classic
By Bill Vint - PBA
MIDDLETOWN, Del. Michael Haugen Jr. of Phoenix, Ariz., a
noted old school bowler who defies contemporary power-game
standards, was nearly perfect in defeating Bill ONeill of
Langhorne, Pa., 289-255, to win the PBA Tour Xtra Frame Gene
Carters Pro Shop Classic at Mid-County Bowling and
Entertainment.
Haugen, in winning his fifth career PBA Tour title, started with 10
strikes before leaving a 4 pin to end his bid for a perfect game.
Playing straight up the lanes with minimal hook by todays standards, Haugen picked up his first title since winning the 2014 PBA
Scorpion Championship.
Like they say in movies, Im old but not obsolete, Haugen said.
Today straight was great. I got to play my A game and it was
good.
Haugen tripped a couple of high-pocket shots, but, You need to
catch a few breaks out here to win and today I was lucky enough to
get them, he said. I really wanted to win again.
Haugen, who turns 50 in December, noted his fifth win means hes
halfway to PBA Hall of Fame eligibity, but he hasnt given up hope.
Number five is halfway. Its a long way to go when youre almost
50, but you never know, he said. Maybe someday Ill make it to
the hall. Thats what drives me.
In the semifinal match, ONeill broke up a 7-10 split in the ninth
frame to keep a string of five strikes intact in a 244-235 win over
John Szczerbinski of North Tonawanda, N.Y., ending Szczerbinskis
bid for his first PBA title.
In the first stepladder match, ONeill struck on eight of his first
nine shots to send two-hander Kyle Troup of Taylorsville, N.C., to
the sidelines, 255-220.

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Sean Ward 290
LINDEDN, NJ Sean Ward blasted a high game of 290 in the AFM
League.
Curtis Taylor hit 731, Derrick
Coley and Andre Sessoms 279,
Teresa Harrington 263-674,
Reneece Porter 258, and Bimini
Austin 255.

Derek Smith 740

LINDEN, NJ Derek Smith
topped the scoring in the
Hawthorne Ave League blasting a
high game of 279 and a high series
of 740.
Jason Greene hit 257, Dave
Carter 672, and John Washington
247-658.

Reneece Porter 660

LINDEN, NJ Reneece Porter
paced the scoring in the Miller
Lite Doubles League rolling a
high game of 257 and a high series
of 660.
Cannonball Crawford hit 236,
Hank Wrancher 235, Azaria
Simons 227, and Sheila Javis 226.

September 14 - 20, 2016

FINAL FRAME
Priscilla 'Pat' Zonneville
First NYS USBC President

MARION, NY Priscilla "Pat"

Zonneville, the first president
of the New York State USBC
and president of the
New York State
USBC
Women's
B o w l i n g
Association
for
more than a decade,
passed away at her
home on Tuesday
afternoon (Sept. 6,
2016) after a long
illness. She was 74
Zonneville was
elected president of
the NYS USBC in
June 2011, and
stepped down four
years later.
Current
NYS
USBC
President Roger Buckmansaid
that the news of Pat's passing
"saddens all of us in the bowling community -- far and
wide."
"Pat touched many people in
her tenure as NYS Women's
BA President for many years
and as the first President of the
merged
NYS
USBC,"
Buckman said. "She will be
greatly missed by the bowlers
of New York State and the
many bowlers nationwide that
Pat had connections with.
"It was a pleasure to have had
the opportunity to know and
mentor with Pat over the years,
and on behalf of the NYS
USBC Board of Directors, I
send my deepest condolences
to her family and many
friends."
During Zonneville's tenure,
the state association provided
its members with a variety of

championship tournaments,
generated thousands of dollars
for youth scholarships and
charitable causes
and built a website
that
has
been
embraced by New
York State bowlers.
A longtime resident of Marion,
Zonneville served
on just about every
committee and held
just about every
officer position for
the Wayne County
W o m e n ' s
Association
and
NYS
Women's
Association, and
also served as Assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms for the
Women's
International
Bowling Congress from 19892001.
Additionally, she helped sustain the NYS Women's 600
Bowling Club and, as a result
of her efforts, she was elected
president of the organization in
2008.
A member of the New York
State USBC Hall of Fame for
Meritorious Service (2009
inductee), Zonneville also
found success on the lanes as a
Wayne
County
WBA
Tournament champion, and
with a high game of 289 and
high series of 693.
She retired in 1991 after a
32-year career as a site chemical manager for Eastman
Kodak Company in Rochester.
She is survived by two sisters, a brother, their spouses
and nieces and nephews.

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Gene Smith 299-771

Rob Bader 257

Joe Carpinella 238

Rich Abramovitch 222

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Summer League.

CORAM, NY In the Friday

Afternoon Seniors League Joe
Carpinella rolled 238, Bob Kurtz
217, Ron Bonomo and Mike
Smoller 214, and Judy Farruggia
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Hui Fen Won Smithfield PWBA Championship

MIDLOTHIAN, Va. - Singapore's
New Hui Fen captured the 2016
Smithfield Professional Women's
Bowling
Association
Tour
Championship at Uptown Alley.
New defeated her Team
Singapore teammate Cherie Tan in
the championship match, 258-235,
to win her first PWBA title. The
championship round was broadcast
live on CBS Sports Network.
The exciting all-Singapore final
was the highest-scoring match of
the day as New started with five
consecutive strikes, before a 4 pin in
the sixth frame derailed her chance
at perfection.
After tossing one strike during the
first four frames, Tan closed the gap
with strikes in frames five through
nine, which forced New to strike or
spare in the last frame to win the
final event, and fourth major of the
2016 PWBA season. New left a 10
pin on the first shot of her 10th
frame and converted the spare to
claim the victory and the $20,000
prize.
"I think this win will impact many
other players like how Joseph
Schooling has impacted all of
Singapore with his win in swimming at the Olympics," New said.
"What he said was really true, 'even
people from the smallest country
can do great things.' So, I believe
our neighboring countries will look
at us and say 'wow, if they can do it,
so can we.'"
The PWBA Tour experienced an
influx of international talent this
season with Team Singapore playing a big role in the second year of
the re-launched Tour.
New capped off a season that
included third-place finishes at the
Nationwide PWBA Sonoma
County Open and PWBA Storm
Sacramento Open, and a fourth
place finish at the U.S. Women's
Open.
In the process, New became the
fourth player from Singapore over
the last two seasons to win a PWBA
event or major championship.
Jazreel Tan won the 2015 PWBA
Lubbock Sports Open, Bernice Lim
won the 2016 United States
Bowling Congress Queens and

Cherie Tan captured the 2016

PWBA Storm Sacramento Open.
Despite competing in just six
events this season, New earned
enough competition points to secure
another coveted title - 2016 PWBA
Rookie of the Year.
The 24-year-old right-hander
entered the Smithfield PWBA Tour
Championship needing to defeat
fellow rookie Jennifer Higgins of
Westerville, Ohio, in the opening
round of match play and Danielle
McEwan of Stony Point, New York,
in Round 2, to secure enough points
to win the award.
New is the first international rookie of the year since Australia's Cara
Honeychurch in 2000.
New earned her spot in the cham-

pionship match by defeating twotime PWBA champion Rocio

Restrepo of Louisville, Ohio, 213189. Tan knocked off Liz Johnson
of Cheektowaga, New York, 199195, in the first semifinal.
Despite the loss, Johnson, a
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of the Year award. The race for the
postseason honor came down to
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Restrepo needing to win the Tour
Championship to claim the award.
With Restrepo's loss in the second
semifinal, Johnson became the first
player since Wendy Macpherson in
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Rookie Francois Lavoie Tops

PBA Wolf Open Qualifying
Native Canadian to bowl for first PBA Tour title
in opening event of PBA Fall Swing
By Bill Vint - PBA
ALLEN PARK, Mich. Canadian native Francois Lavoie, now living in
Wichita, Kan., earned the top berth for the stepladder finals of the
PBA Wolf Open as the Professional Bowlers Association Fall Swing
got underway at Thunderbowl Lanes.
Lavoie, who starred with the Wichita State University bowling program, averaged 239.83 for his 12 qualifying games to claim the lead
with a total of 2,878 pins, 76 ahead Australias two-handed star Jason
Belmonte. The 24-year-old rookie, bowling in only his fourth PBA
Tour event, will make his national television debut on CBS Sports
Network on Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 9 p.m.
It should be exciting. Im looking forward to it, Lavoie said. Im
just drinking up all the experiences.
After ranking third in the first eight games bowled earlier in the
main section of Thunderbowl Lanes, Lavoie dominated competition
Monday night when the second six-game round was bowled in
Thunderbowls historic arena bay, built in 1961 as a showcase for
premier bowling competition.
I think the surface on the lanes in the bay was a little different, so
it played different than the main center, Lavoie said, but it was still
fairly understandable if you were able to do the right thing with ball
motion. And I was able to do that pretty well.
Lavoie, who grew up in Quebec City, is living in Wichita on a temporary visa, but plans to apply for a athlete visa to stay here fulltime.
As long as I want to be a competitive bowler, I think I need to be
in the U.S. and Wichita is pretty centrally located to a lot of competitive bowling. Plus its a great city, he said.
Belmonte, the three-time reigning PBA Player of the Year, is trying
for his 13th PBA Tour title, but first of the 2016 season. He qualified
for his eight career PBA Summer/Fall Swing television final, one shy
of Bill ONeills record in the fourth annual multi-event program.
Eighteen-time PBA Tour champion Chris Barnes of Double Oak,
Texas, fired a 300 game earlier Monday to take the early lead but
slipped to third place in the evening session. Barnes, 46, is seeking
his first title on U.S. soil since winning the 2013 PBA Viper Open in
Las Vegas. Barnes most recent titles were won in Qatar (2014) and
Japan (2015).
Tom Daugherty of Riverview, Fla., qualified fourth and 19-yearold Texas two-hander Anthony Simonsen, a leading contender in the
2016 PBA Player of the Year race, slipped past Kris Prather of
Milton, Fla., by six pins in the final game to clinch the fifth stepladder berth.
The Wolf Open stepladder finals will be conducted on Saturday,
Sept. 10, at 11 a.m. for telecast on CBS Sports Network on
Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 9 p.m. ET.
The first six games in the Wolf, Bear and Badger Opens count as
the qualifying legs to determine the 18 players who will advance to
the Detroit Open qualifying finals on Thursday. The PBA Fall Swing
continues with two rounds of Bear Open qualifying, followed by two
rounds of Badger Open qualifying. All preliminary rounds of the Fall
Swing are being covered live, exclusively on PBAs online video
streaming channel, Xtra Frame. For subscription information, visit
pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame link.

Tom Carter Auctioneer

In addition to being a PBA50 Tour
competitor and pro shop operator in
Columbus, Ohio, Tom Carter has a
hidden talent: he grew up as the son
of a well-known auctioneer in
Peoria, Ill., and acquired some of his
fathers skills in the process.
Recently, Carter served as
guest auctioneer at a fund-raising auction during the annual
meeting of the Mail Pouch
Barnstormers, a small group of
dedicated volunteers who are trying to preserve and restore historic
Mail Pouch Tobacco signs and
barns across the east-central United
States. Carters efforts helped the
Barnstormers raise nearly $700,
which helped pay for the restoration
of an historic Mail Pouch sign on a
barn located in Barkcamp State
Park near Belmont, Ohio.

September 14 - 20, 2016

Hector Camacho 279 at Jib Lanes

FLUSHING, NY Hector
Camacho led the scoring in the
bowlingproshop.com League at
Jib Lanes rolling a high 279.
Brandon Andujar hit 278,
Bradley Wong 276, Libit Baptiste

246, and Danielle Merino 227.

In the United Queens League
Kim Long shot 193, Marie
OQuinn 179, Janis Ayler 177,
Barbara Farrell 175, and Lois
Bramlette 172.

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ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES

Phil Schaffer 299

Alby Pezzella 739

Jim Carey 722

Frank Porcella 714

Jason Eras 684

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Phil Schaffer tossed a near perfect
299 game and finished with a 675
set while high series honors went
to Carlos Torres blasting games of
246-234-235 for a 715 in the
Thursday Mixed League.
Pat Zenker hit 259-255-706, Dan
DiGirolamo 254-214-671, and
Shaun Berkowsky 264.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Alby Pezzella led the scoring in
the Custom Thumbz Singles
League rolling games of 247-267225 for a high series of 739.
Matt Achstatter shot 269-233718, Jadon Scott 255-233-691,
Scott Rufer 249, Steve Friedman
245-223-653, and Kyle Smith
237-211-653.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Jim Carey paced the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Mixed League
rolling games of 248-226-248 for
a high series of 722.
Gillian Clarke shot 251-224-237712, James CIanelli 258-700, John
Maglio 257-679, Randy Catania
257-223-670, Sean Seaver 267,
and Les Forrai 263.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Frank Porcella topped the scoring
in the Tuesday Nostalgia Mixed
League blasting games of 213266-235 for a high series of 714.
Terry McCarthy hit 246-255233-704, Steven Papier 223-259213-695, Keith McCarthy, Jr. 268247-686, and Mike Walsh 279.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Jason Eras led the scoring in the
Tuesday Adult/Junior League
rolling games of 204-245-235 for
a high series of 684.
AJ Glenn hit 231, Maria Lucente
and Nicholas Lastella 225, and
Stephen Winley, Jr. 217.

Willie Fessler 695

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Michael Carpenter paced the scoring in the Thursday Senior Birds
League rolling games of 243-237
for a high series of 660.
John Lutter hit 256, Charles
Johnson 255-642, Henry Clay
238, and Steve Jones 236.

Michael Carpenter 660

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Willie Fessler led the scoring in
the Tuesday Adult/Junior League
rolling games of 260-244 for a
high series of 695.
Michael Murray shot 213-235245-693, Joe Finck 232-243-212687, Steven Friedman 243-225669, and Richard Schurin 238227-653.

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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
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League rolling games of 248-238
for a high series of 687.
Paul Marino hit 244, Eric
Ginsberg 232, and Sean McGinn
214.

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James Dickerson wins End of Summer Classic

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Thursday No-Tap:
Scott Struble and Chris Morris each rolled no-tap 300 games, Nick Westergaard
came close with a 297, Curt Fraizer II hit 290, Jodi Cook 247, Helen Stockstill 244,
and Heather Terrantino 240.
Summer Doubles:
Pete Cuozzo bowled a 269 game, Jim Testa 268-690, Tim Panek 268-726, Mark
Wyckoff 267-712, Kayla Beasty 219-614, and Helen Cool 189-488.
Wednesday Early Birds:
PJ Adams rolled 268-723, Duke Nicolian II 267-657, Frank Grumka 246-667, Joann
Brown 181, and Joan Rauh 181.

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233-216. While Gary earned $1,500, third
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160.00
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114.00
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$79.00
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The End of Summer Classic shootout was a

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was giving handicap to the three shootout
finalists but their advantage quickly disappeared as they had multiple opens and James
stayed clean through the first 8 frames. Going
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James and amazingly both opened in the 9th.
Gary shot first in the final frame and he
chopped a spare to leave the door open for
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