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Patrick Allen Wins PBA Al Jones Memorial at Rockaway Michael Forman 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
By Russ Mills - PBA FARMINGDALE, NY - Michael 263-717, Steve Warren 247-217-
ROCKAWAY, N.J. Patrick Allen Forman earned top honors in the 232-696, Mike McGlynn 248-
of Elmwood Park, N.J. defeated Expressway Glass League blast- 218-226-692, Taylor Greene 266-
Matt OGrady of Rahway, N.J., ing games of 300-265 for a high 226-689, Bryan Brg 226-246-214-
248-218, to win his 30th series of 779. 686, and Shawn Green 255-224-
Professional Bowlers Association Casey Sparacio shot 206-248- 683.
Regional title in the PBA Al Jones
Memorial Eastern Open presented Chris Piccininni 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
by Storm at Rockaway Lanes. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - RVC.
Allen qualified third for the Chris Piccininni blasted a 300 Joe Mazza fired 220-290-279-
stepladder finals and defeated John game along with 259-193 for a 789, Scott Rufer 237-279-268-
Furey, Freehold, N/J., 244-201, 751 series in the Tuesday Late 784, Les Forrai 279-236-711, and
Mens League at Maple Lanes John Hanlon 249-225-714.
and Greg Ostrander, Freehold,
N.J., 217-206, to advance to the
title match. Ostranders chances to
Russsell Kyzima 300 at Majestic Lanes
PBA photo HOPELAWN, NJ - Russell Vinnie Pagnotta rolled 234-258-
advance to the championship Dori Tingoli (general manager), Patrick Allen, Richard Mark (proprietor)
Kyzima earned top honors in the 235-727, Joey Parisi III 207-222-
match were stopped by a solid 8
cystic fibrosis since childhood, twice endured a Friday Night Classic firing 236- 257-686, and John Manganiello
pin in the final frame.
double lung transplant, but lost his life to an infec- 199-300 for a high series of 735. 235-224-637.
Allen led throughout the championship match
tion early in 2016, eight years after his second
after throwing strikes in the second through fifth
transplant. Jones joined the PBA in 2001 and com- Russel Smith Slammed 299-801
frames. OGrady answered with a mid-game
peted until 2007, just prior to his second trans- At Rockaway Lanes
turkey, but he followed that with an open frame to
plant.
give Allen an insurmountable lead. Allen earned ROCKAWAY, NJ Russel Smith Corey Smith hit 267-718, Gene
The next PBA East Region event is the PBA
$2,500 for the win while OGrady earned $1,300. rolled near perfect with a 299 Pukas 257, Jim Testa 255-722,
Romeo Chevrolet/Buick/GMC Open presented by
The long-running event was named to honor the game and finished with an impres- Stacey Yodice 235-639, Nidia
Ebonite, hosted by Patels Kingston Lanes in
late Al Jones, co-owner of Pro Image Bowling pro sive 801 set in the Rockaway Haneveld 233-633, and Joyce
Kingston, N.Y., May 19-21.
shop at Rockaway Lanes. Jones, who suffered from Mixed. Hulbert 226-593.

Lennie Boresch Jr. Goes Wire-to-Wire to Win PBA50 UnitedHealthcare Sun Bowl
By Jerry Schneider - PBA eight consecutive strikes to clinch the win. Learn, a
THE VILLAGES, Fla. In a wire-to-wire victo- three-time PBA50 Tour and five-time PBA Tour titlist,
ry, Lennie Boresch Jr. of Kenosha, Wis., won the opened in the first frame and couldnt keep pace with
PBA50 UnitedHealthcare Sun Bowl In The Boresch for the rest of the match.
Villages presented by Radical for his third career Learn, who qualified fifth for the finals, dominated the
PBA50 Tour title. first three stepladder matches winning the opening match
Boresch, who led all four rounds in qualifying by beating Darin Hays of Wesley Chapel, Fla., 199-173,
and match play to enter the stepladder finals as before defeating Sam Maccarone of Blackwood, N.J.,
the top qualifier, defeated Bob Learn Jr. of Erie, 278-185, and then PBA Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III of
Pa., 264-213, in the title match at Spanish Jackson, N.J., 279-245, in the semi-final match.
Springs Lanes. The way he (Learn) was bowling I thought I might be
Its a relief because even though Ive been in trouble, said Boresch, who compiled a 13-3 record in
bowling pretty well you really never know when match play. Ironically, I bowled my lowest games of the
the opportunity will come again, said Boresch, tournament on the championship pair. All I knew was I
who averaged 245 for the tournament. I just was going to have to strike because he was lined up.
focused and stayed with what got me here. Boreschs last win came in the 2013 Miller High Life
Boresch, who won the 2012 Sun Bowl In the Classic. Since then, the USBC Hall of Famer has had
Villages in his PBA50 Tour debut, started with a PBA photo four runner-up finishes including two in 2016.
strike and spare in the title match and then threw Champ Lennie Boresch between Brian Ducat and Larry Ducat of TheVillages
2 SPORTS REPORTER May 10 - 16, 2017

Rockaway Lanes Pro Am Winners Fabulous Four Journey Concludes

At Womens Championships
By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC
BATON ROUGE, La. - What started as a five-day
journey turned into an experience of a lifetime for
this years Bowl for the Cure Fabulous Four essay
contest winners as they finished their trip at the 2017
United States Bowling Congress Womens
Championships.
Donna Angstead of Longmont, Colorado, Jackie
Cluxton of Manchester, Ohio, Regina Owens of
Jacksonville, Florida, and Dawn Paolillo of Staten
Island, New York, began their adventure Thursday at
the Susan G. Komen headquarters in Dallas.
Its been a while since Ive gotten emotional, but
Front row are scholarship winners: in the Prep Division was
I was very emotional when we walked into Komens
Brandon Lipp, age 10, with a score 1518 collecting a $75 scholarship
headquarters, Cluxton said. Seeing those people
and Junior Division Ty Carra, age 12, with a score 1685, earning the
with the smiles on their faces, pom-poms and signs
highest score with pros... including adults! his win was good for a $75
really made us feel like true celebrities. It was great
scholarship.
to be greeted so warmly by them.
Back row is Rich Grudzinski Adult Pro Am winner scoring 1399 to
The Fabulous Four headed to Arlington, Texas, on
win $500 with PBA Al Jones Memorial Eastern tournament
Friday in preparation for their trip to the USBC
champion Patrick Allen Rockaway Lanes manager Dori Tingoli and
Womens Championships, visiting to the
proprietor Rich Mark.
International Training and Research Center, home of
Not pictured 8-yr-old Anthony Blakut Bantam division 1330 - $75
Team USA, for a lesson with the Team USA coach-
and 16-yr-old Francis Vitelli - Senior Division score 1670 - $75.
ing staff and Professional Womens Bowling
Second place finishers receive $50 scholarships and third receive $25
Association stars Missy Parkin and Shannon
all sent to their smart accounts.
Pluhowsky. They also were equipped with new
bowling equipment.
Richard Miller Jr 300 at Parkway Lanes Since I started bowling with my church group,
Ive started to watch more bowling, Owens said. I
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Richard Miller Jr found perfection in a 300
never thought I would be able to get a lesson from
game while rolling in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at
some of the players that I watched. I almost fell out
Parkway Lanes and finished with a 727 series.
when I saw Shannon and Missy. They gave us some
Mike DeFrancesco rolled 278-762, Kevin DeFrancesco 267-761, Mike
great tips, and just to be at the Research Center and
Semancik Jr 259-750 , Tom Schlomann 268-739, Corey Czechowski
get a lesson is truly amazing.
269-734, Michael Guglielmino 248-712 , Bobby Brown 245-703, and
The final leg of the journey brought the four to
Carole DeGroot 259-697 round out the list of high scorers for the night.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to take part in the opening-
day festivities at the Womens Championships. Not
specially constructed venue inside the Raising
Cane's River Center, but they also were recognized
during the opening ceremony Sunday and helped
kick off the 2017 event as each rolled out a ceremo-
nial first ball.
The facility is magnificent, and we received a
wonderful tour of the venue, Angstead said.
Weve been treated like royalty from the very
beginning, and were so blessed to be here and be a
part of this experience.
After competing in team, doubles and singles com-
petition, the Fabulous Four will return home with a
story and experience to tell, but, more importantly,
they will be able to reflect on memories created with
each other.
We only met a few days ago, but we bonded the
minute we got together, Paolillo said. Theyre
amazing women and very inspirational. Everyone
has been through a different experience, and we
were able to share our stories. This is something Ill
never forget. Everyone has been so supportive,
warm and welcoming, and it really lifts your spirits,
too. Sometimes, you can get down with this type of
diagnosis, but this has been such a positive experi-
ence and we really felt the love from everyone.
The Fabulous Four essay contest is part of Bowl
for the Cure, a year-round fundraising initiative
sponsored by the USBC in partnership with Susan
G. Komen. The contest was started three years ago
to raise awareness about breast cancer and to honor
four women who either have gone through a breast
cancer diagnosis or have been instrumental in help-
ing support the cause and finding a cure.
Winners of the fourth installment of the Fabulous
Four essay contest were determined by a special
selection panel that included previous Fabulous Four
winners, along with Susan G. Komen and USBC

Sports Reporter only would they compete as the Fabulous Four at the staff.

Editor/Publisher Dan McDonough PDW HELPS FIRE UP CHICAGO WOLVES HOCKEY TEAM
Technology Editorial Assistants PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber, well-known for his fiery temperament when things are going well, helped
Hank Allen Immaculatta DElia provide a dash of fire to the Chicago Wolves hockey team prior to their entry into the American Hockey
Contributing Writers League playoffs.
Joan Taylor Pat McDonough It happened like this: the Wolves President Mike Gordon, who has worked with Chicagoland Bowling
For information regarding advertising, subscrip- Proprietors Association Executive Director Bill Duff on a variety of cooperative promotions, asked Duff if he
tions, or editorial content call: could get in touch with Weber, who is well-known to a few of the Wolves players through videos of Weber
they have watched, including PDWs infamous U.S. Open trophy-drop and his Who do you think you are?
(201)865-5363 rant after winning the 2012 U.S. Open. Webers fierce spirit caught on with the team, so Gordon wondered if
E-mail: SportsReporter1940@gmail.com Weber would deliver a surprise inspirational message to the Wolves to amp them up for their playoff run.
Or Dan at: mcdonough1@aol.com Duff sent a text message to Weber who was competing at Bayside Bowl in Portland, Maine, and Weber was
eager to help in part because the Wolves are the AAA level affiliate of the NHL St. Louis Blues, Webers
Sports Reporter hometown hockey team. Assisted by PBAs Xtra Frame crew, Webers message was shown to the Wolves prior
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For the record, the Wolves lost their first playoff game against Charlotte, but roared back to win the best-of-
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May 10 - 16, 2017
2017 USBC CONVENTION CONCLUDES
LAS VEGAS Delegates voted on three board positions,
watched presentations of national awards, and heard reports
from United States Bowling Congress President Frank
Wilkinson and USBC Executive Director Chad Murphy as the
2017 USBC Convention and Annual Meeting wrapped up
Thursday at The Orleans.
Four candidates ran for the three open spots on the USBC
Board. Incumbents Jo Dimond of Columbus, Ohio, and Karl
Kielich of El Paso, Texas, were slated by the USBC
Nominating Committee along with Glenda Beckett of
Palmetto Bay, Florida, and Adam Mitchell of Reston, Virginia.
Kielich (617 votes), Mitchell (567), and Dimond (562) were
elected on the first ballot. Beckett received 490 votes. The
three elected each will begin a three-year board term starting
Aug. 1, 2017.
Two athlete representatives were re-elected to USBC Board
earlier this year. Kelly Kulick was selected for her third term,
and Rhino Page to his second term, by Team USA athletes.
The International Bowling Campus Youth Committee will
have two new members as John McCarthy III of Louisville,
Kentucky, and Taffany Shipp of Pensacola, Florida, were
selected to replace outgoing members Mike Hillman and Kim
Stanek-Sims. IBC Youth Committee members were deter-
mined earlier this year and approved by the boards of the
Bowling Proprietors Association of America and USBC.
Delegates also decided 14 proposed amendments two for
league rules, seven proposals for tournament rules (one was
withdrawn) and five bylaws proposals during the Annual
Meeting. Nine of the proposed amendments passed, including
a proposal to allow leagues and tournament directors the
option to cap a handicap game at 300 and to cap a handicap
series at 900.
Other highlights from Convention week were the annual
presentations by Bowlers to Veterans Link (BVL) and Bowl
for the Cure.
BVL provides recreational and therapeutic programs and
services to brighten the days of Americas active duty and vet-
eran service men and women. Founded in 1942, it is the
sports oldest charity and has raised nearly $50 million.
BVL raised $925,500 for the Department of Veterans Affairs
thanks to contributions made during the 2015-2016 season.
California was the top state association contributor with
$108,500, Metro Phoenix led local associations with a
$22,000 donation, and Stockton USBC was recognized as
Best Small Local Association with an average contribution of
$9.28 per member. Go to BowlForVeterans.org to learn more
about BVL.
Bowl for the Cure, a year-round fundraising initiative
sponsored by USBC in partnership with Susan G. Komen,
presented a $552,708 check to Susan G. Komen, thanks to
local and state association donations, along with merchandise
sales and online donations. Go online to BowlfortheCure.com
to learn more.
SPORTS REPORTER
Also during the week, USBC announced changes to lane
inspections and a new designation to bridge the gap between
Standard and Sport averages.
USBC will implement new requirements for lane inspec-
tions for the 2018-2019 season and will adjust specifications
for new installations for the 2019-2020 season based on recent
research by the USBC Equipment Specifications and
Certifications team.
USBC also has established a new designation for leagues
competing on lane conditions that fall between Standard and
Sport conditions. A new Challenge lane condition designation
and conversion chart was determined based on research of
leagues, and starting with the 2017-2018 season, league secre-
taries must choose one, and only one, of three lane condition
options Standard, Challenge or Sport when submitting its
league certification.
Go to BOWL.com to read more about the changes to lane
inspections and the new Challenge lane condition designation.
RESULTS OF 2017 USBC ANNUAL MEETING
LEGISLATIVE SESSION
League Rules (majority needed)
Amendment No. LR 1 Accepted (528 accept, 238 reject)
Rule 100g, Handicap
Allows for a game and/or series to be capped at maximum
scratch score.
Amendment No. LR 2 Rejected (111 accept, 651 reject)
Rule 122, Meetings
Allows for changes to rules during the season with 75-percent
approval of the team captains or designated representatives.
Tournament Rules (majority needed)
Amendment No. TR 1 Rejected (307 accept, 462 reject)
Rule 303, Management
Allows the tournament manager to disqualify an individual
for eligibility and/or average violations no later than 30 days
after prizes are paid.
Amendment No. TR 2 Rejected (99 accept, 669 reject)
Rule 319c, Average Adjustments (Rerating)
Allows for adjustments/rerating after games are completed.
Amendment No. TR 3 Rejected (151 accept, 617 reject)
Rule 319c, Average Adjustments (Rerating)
Limits the reporting of rerates to three years prior.
Amendment No. TR 4 Accepted (381 accept, 372 reject)
Rule 319d, Reporting Prior Prize Winnings
Requires reporting of prize money in excess of $300 in an
event.
Amendment No. TR 5 Accepted (425 accept, 327 reject)
Rule 319d, Reporting Prior Prize Winnings
Requires reporting of combined prize money in excess of
$500 in a tournament.
Amendment No. TR 6 Accepted (481 accept, 269 reject)
Rule 319d, Reporting Prior Prize Winnings
Requires reporting of combined prize money in excess of
$1,000 in all tournaments competed in within 12 months.
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Amendment No. TR 7 Accepted (512 accept, 240 reject)
Rule 327 - Scoring Process, New Rule
Allows for a game and/or series to be capped at maximum
scratch score.
Amendment No. TR 8 Withdrew by proposer (USBC
Legal and Legislative Committee)
Rule 329, Protests and Appeals
Allows for protests on eligibility and/or average violations
to be filed no later than 10 days after prizes are paid.
Bylaws (two-third votes needed)
Amendment No. B 1 Accepted (658 accept, 90 reject)
USBC National Bylaws
Article VI, Meetings
Section A. Annual Meeting, Item 3-a
Increases the formula for delegate representation to the
USBC Convention and sets the maximum delegates allowed
to an association to 30.
Amendment No. B 2 Accepted (583 accept, 170 reject)
USBC National Bylaws
Article VI, Meetings
Section A. Annual Meeting, Item 3
Adds USBC Hall of Famers as eligible voters at the USBC
Annual Meeting.
Amendment No. B 3 Accepted (706 accept, 46 reject)
USBC Merged State Bylaws
Article VII, Meetings
Section A. Annual Meeting, Item 7, Quorum
Allows for one quorum for adult and youth delegates.
Amendment No. B 4 Rejected (348 accept, 407 reject)
USBC Merged Local Bylaws
Article IV, Membership and Dues
Individuals joining a summer league can purchase mem-
bership for that summer and following season.
Amendment No. B 5 Accepted (703 accept, 50 reject)
USBC Merged Local Bylaws
Article VII, Meetings
Section A. Annual Meeting, Item 6, Quorum
Allows for one quorum for adult members and Youth
Representatives.
The USBC Board, in its authority also approved the fol-
lowing changes:
General Playing Rules
- A new General Playing Rule 16b explains a members
responsibilities, such as ensuring the member uses the cor-
rect average or has current membership.
- For Rule 17a, the penalty has been changed to include
any and all monetary or non-monetary awards.
Association Policy Manual
- The bowlers/delegates set the maximum dues amount
and the board can determine an amount less than the maxi-
mum.
- The association can no longer set a cutoff date for
obtaining averages. All scores, including playoff/rolloffs
must be included when submitting averages to the associa-
tion.
Youth change
- Rule 329, Protest and Appeal, allows for protest on eligi-
bility and/or average violations to be filed no later than 10
days after prizes are paid.
4 SPORTS REPORTER
AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Eddie Allen 765
FARMINGDALE, NY - Eddie
Allen topped the scoring in the
Monday Night Fourplay League
blasting games of 259-259-247 for
a high series of 765.
Danny Chrafel shot 258-238-268-
764, Steve Schiavo 256-236-233-
725, Antoine Lyons 267-236-678,
and Brenan Rini 246-226-684.
Mitch Kennedy 747
FARMINGDALE, NY - Mitch
Kennedy topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Mens League
blasting games of 275-268 for a
high series of 747.
Anthony Gatterdam rolled 224-
279-235-738, Ed Standtlnder 238-
245-234-727, Craig Koppel 204-
266-226-696, and Joseph Evers
259-232-694.
Rob Gotterbarn 747
FARMINGDALE, NY - Rob
Gotterbarn led the scoring in the
Expressway Glass League rolling
games of 214-267-266 for a high
series of 747.
Paul Bajorski hit 276-245-732,
Mike McDonough 233-257-234-
724, Al Spano 265-227-223-715,
Nick Filosa 249-231-224-704, and
Chris Romeo 289.
Fred Catrapano 730
FARMINGDALE, NY - Fred
David Morenberg 720
FARMINGDALE, NY - David
Morenberg led the scoring in the
Epic Edge Trio League rolling
games of 240-233-247 for a high
series of 720.
Michael Gelman rolled 244-234-
236-714, Keith Kasper 228-237-
247-712, Jessica Allen 259-206-
246-711, Rob Figgers, Jr 223-248-
235-706, and Anthony D Elia 248-
225-232-705.
Aneillo Strocchia 696
FARMINGDALE, NY - Aneills
Strocchia led the scoring in the
Friday Late Mixed League rolling
games of 296-220 for a high series
of 696.
Victor Rios rolled 263-235-695,
George Robinson 279, Tony
Caridi 259-226-686, and Bob
Starzec 244-225-212-681.
Brian Beale 665
FARMINGDALE, NY- Brian
Beale paced the scoring in the
Saturday Island Trees League
rolling a high game of 256 and a
high series of 665.
Melissa Schumacher shot 265-
621, Bill Jones 253, and Jeffrey
Gallo 238.
Tom Bruzzo 657
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tom
Bruzzo paced the scoring in the
Eric Vazquez 656
FARMINGDALE, NY - Eric
Vazquez paced the scoring in the
Wednesday Party League rolling
games of 266-201 for a high series
of 656.
Lloyd Hasluck hit 248-624, Mark
Eisenberg 237, Richrard
DiLorenzo 235, and Brian
Siemers 234.
Alex Cruz 651
FARMINGDALE, NY - Alex
Cruz led the scoring in the
Monday HS Practice League
rolling games of 244-239 for a
high series of 651.
Sal Yannacone hit 227-213-614,
and Dallas Pigate and Cammi
Farash 210.
Brian Meade 650
FARMINGDALE, NY - Brian
Meade paced the scoring in the
Sunday Early Mens League
rolling games of 232-224 for a
high series of 650.
Ronnie Simon shot 245-236-640,
Joseph Panariello 251-632, and
Terrance Gregory 257-216-624.
Matthew Lindgren 248
FARMINGDALE, NY - Matthew
Lindgren rolld 248, Nicholas Fina
215-201, Ryan Fina 165-154,
Stephan Dialzon 164-163, and Lea
Ann Gravino 158 in the Sunday
May 10 - 16, 2017
AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES
Andrew Phraner 711
CORAM, NY - Andrew Phraner led the scoring in the Monday Mixed
League rolling a 257 game for a high series of 711.
Steve Tisman hit 257-701, Lou Fassani 247-668, and Mike Hernandez
247.
Frank "Foot" Felicetti 705
CORAM, NY - Frank "Foot" Felicetti led the scoring in the Tuesday
Mixed League rolling a 258 game for a high series of 705.
Thomas Aberham hit 254-693, Ron Bonomo 675, and Joseph Carpinella
257.
Bob Bader 700
CORAM, NY - Bob Bader shot 700, Vanman 257-678, Bobby Miller
257, and Jesse DeMauro 255-658 in the Wednesday Mixed League.
Michael Guglielmino Rolled 744
At Parkway Lanes
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Michael Guglielmino led all pin attackers
with scores of 246-249-249 for a high series of 744 in the Wednesday,
Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.
Tom Schlomann bowled 268-724, Richard DeRosa Jr 251-712, and
Edward Bakelaar Jr 236.
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Catapao led the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Birds League
rolling games of 257-249 for a
high series of 730.
Steve Coleman shot 218-258-
235-711, Joe Baumann 257-201-
229-687, Jeff Page 279-209-686,
Greg Herzing 246-218-225-689,
and Tyrone Page 255-211-214-
680.
Stephen Pasciuto 673
FARMINGDALE, NY - Stephen
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Nick Butera shot 256-660,
Wayne Embleton 266, and Victor
Cassano 256-660.
Willie Mack shot 181-181, Gloria
Cohen 166, and Ruby Janof 160 in
the Monday AM Seniors League
Henry Schein League rolling
games of 215=229=213 for a high
series of 657.
Michael Howard hit 233, Rich
Dwyer 226-217, and Daniel Gallo
217-214.
Dale Alberino 656
FARMINGDALE, NY - Dale
Alberino paced the scoring in the
Thursday Goodtimers League
rolling games of 279-211 for a
high series of 656.
Bob Andrews shot 267, Robert
Grieb 226, Frank Berardino 2242,
and Tim Jackson 223.
Gerard Hoeler 228
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Friday Sunshine Kids League
Gerard Hoeler shot 228, George
DiSalvo 204, Fai Livolsi 191-185,
and Al Noll 180.
Adult/Junior League.
Ralph Lindgren 243
FARMINGDALE, NY - Ralph
Lindgren rollled 243, Stephen
Dialzon 226-202, Joan Gallagher
177-176, and Joe Fina177 in the
Sunday Adult/Junior League.
Irwin Tarlow 240
FARMINGDALE, NY - Irwin
Tarlow shot 240, Marv Rosen 221,
Hal Hartglass 208, and Steve
Swersky 199 in the Thursday
Green Men League.
Alex Grzybowski 221
FARMINGDALE, NY- Alex
Grzybowski shot 221, Tris
Stremmel 196-184, Michael
Graston 186-182, and Michael
Bove and Ryan Fina 183 in the
Saturday St Martrins League.
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AT JIB LANES ROCKAWAY HIGH ROLLERS

Monday Friends and Family: Ted J. Jones 279-225-667, Tarik Lodge 253-287-745, Spanish American Mixed: Heriberto Matias 268-714, Jose Acevedo 259, Bill Vamos
Tyrone Jackson 222-280-708, Ray Pugh Jr 276, Micki Stewart 232-246-679, William 246, Tyrone Walh 650.
Watson 258-233-708, Hector Camacho 226-268-709, Nathaniel Barton III 244-236- Chester Men: Patrick Lyness 255-664, Kevin Savadge 254-654, Stephen Boylan 664-
693, and Brett Mosley 279-675. 243, Charlie Tredway Sr. 234-586, Steve Baird 226-642, Don Van Norman 211.

Local #3 IBEW: Stan Mierzwa 245, Billy Vanadia 247, Brian Dailey 258-236-215-
709, Ramelle Redford 277-654, Ricky Tavella 232-231-245-708, Charlie Angilella
247-641, Dave Gelchie 221-672, Ixxy Rosario 240-216-636, Matt Garcia 245-671,
Tom Grecula 268-672, and Neil Caturano 248-256-710.
Tuesday Ball and Chain: John Acello 232-659, Bill Gantt 247-226-691, George
Kydoniefs 248-640, Dave Siegenthal 245-639, Steven Salmon 247-227-653, Donald
Boncoeur 235-225-640, Dylan Bustillo 248-226-258-732, Marlon Enriquez 248-258-
721, Denise Falzarano 245-627, Joe Peltzman 238-223-670, Bradley Wong 247-221-
652, Bobby Fox 225-279-715, Tony Singh 248-670, Erick Uganiza 268, Robert Kuch
258-238-709, and Twone Williams 232-265-702.
Rockaway Trios: David Nash 289-752, Ken Yokobosky 280-773, Neil Pallotta 268-
715, Tom Asbaty 267, Tom Jordan 266-756, Alison Gomer 234-662.
County Tuesday Night Mixed: Paul Shiel 279-795, Jose Acevedo 278-717, Donald
Bryant 278, Jarvis Goldberry 267, Rita Underwood 222, Joan Rauh 212, Sue
Dombrinsky 205-557, Cathy Paluzzi 204.
Fox Hills Seniors: Stuart Gomer 245-664, Joe Dagostino 228-593, George Caban 213,
Lorraine Dacko 180-434, Terry Wyman 173-434.
Fox Hills Seniors: Sturart Gomer 245-664, Joe Dagositino 228-593, George Caban
213-619, Lorraine Dacko 180-434, Terry Wyman 173-432, Mary Ann Verderber 170-
547.

Wednesday Ted Guy Classic: Tom Hanley 278-709, Alex Vollolo 267-689, Lenny
Catalano 290-232-706, Thomas Gehlhaus 228-245-672, Corey Gee 258-289-235-782,
Bucky Lozada 223-238-667, Mel Chandler 234-253-703, Lenny Tortorici 275-657,
Tony Chiarenza 225-274-711, Sam Quaglierini 275-234-245-754, John Petrovits III
233-255-244-732, Thomas Werthmuller 267-233-689, and Bob Kautz 226-257-666.
Midweek Mixers: Phil Schatz 258, Greg Chin 257-226-693, Casey Allen 258-249-
702, Mario Pagan 226-258-677, Amelia Berger 225-254-221-700, Bob Ostermann 256-
255-236-747, and Chris Mayr 246-662.
Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb 185-470, Bill Hamilton 174, Many Barroqueiro 166-
424, Sal Anotniello 148-422, Beth Williams 159-409, Virginia Murphy 151, Dolores
Webb 150-414, Jeanne Moschella 148-399.
Thursday Night Mixed: Colin Beasty 276-666, Curt Frazier II 256-727, PJ Adams
253, Michael Stockstil 243, Carol Crenzio 225-604, Nidia Haneveld 214-628, tami
Mehesy 212-564.

Holy Family: Damon Santarsiero 215-234-212-661, Rich Maceroni 222-205-201-628,

Kevin Powell 245-619, and Joe Agnello 212-215-621.

Thursday Gottscheer Bowling Club: Erich Wagner 215-215, Ernie Fink 245, Joe
Koenig 203, Bill Brucker 202, and Freddy Luscher 299-234-723.

Pin Pals: Kenny Lee 256-612, Vernon Mackey 234, Jamal Scott 223, Eric Schieler
234-205-211-650, George Pirpinias 202-219-612, and Paul Hickey 227-208-615.

Friday Friday Hi-Rollers: Dwight Flowers 225-279-213-717, Jimmy Vega Jr 245-

244-680, Hector Camacho 269-682, Ogie Lawsin 259-676, D Alston 226-234-620,
Vinny Nguyen 269-223-671, Leonard Nguygen 259-237-673, Dex David 236-664,
Gwen Conyers-Baptiste 219-222-215-656, Sam Quaglierini 234-226-655, Bryan Paul
276-233-694, Chris Mayr 225-248-660, Steve Amarosa 278-279-756, and Tim Lau
247-256-709.

Saturday Early Birds Mixed: Michelle R Grant-Williams 246-607, Donald Hayes

224, Bill Gantt 213-268-675, Duane Titus 231-217-634, Winston Edwards 261-205-
643, and Ashley Richards 215-210.

Crown Jewels: Glenn Taylor 231-200-610, William Lindsey 215, Dana Johnson 244-
247-676, Irving Smith 257-210-200-667, Eric Rogers 221-203-614, Patrick Tucker
238-225-238-701, and Michael Newton 201-233-601.

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Richard Franklin 788
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Richard Franklin topped the
scoring in the Thursday Senior
Birds League blasting games of
275-245-268 for a high series of
788.
Thomas Romanelli shot 256-
256-246-758, Charles Johnson
254-225-212-691, Jay McCray
247-216-226-689, and Mike
Pollard 245.
Keith Manza 770
Stan Lane 299
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Keith Manza topped the scoring
in the Wednesday Early Mens
League blasting a 287 game for a
high series of 770.
Stan Lane hit 233-205-299-737,
Jim Guardino 240-224-22-693,
Corey Mahoney 266-678, and
Adam Swensen 247-243-669.
Pat Zenker 763
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Pat Zenker topped the scoring in
the Friday Night Classic League
blasting games of 227-299-237
for a high series of 763.
Johh LaBau hit 248-246-239- Charles Johnson 740
733, Stanley Cummings 246-209- ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
238-693, Gary Warner 254-245- Charles Johnson led the scoring
679, Al Bennett 245-236-670, and in the Wednesday Senior
Gina Lella 220-214-234-668. Doubles League rolling games of
Jeremy Slade 751 224-238-278 for a high series of
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - 740.
Jeremy Slade topped the scoring Phil Bosco hit 257-217-232-
in the Monday 4 Man Classic 706, Bill Carreras 247-235-686,
League blasting games of 226- Aubrey Pereira 259, and Bruce
279-246 for a high series of 751. Koondel and Mike Desmond
Robert Aiello shot 235-248-257- 247.
740, Joseph Kurdziel, Jr. 268-232- Anthony Cimino 722
238-738, Johh Hodge 244-256-
234-734, Dave Goldman 279-247-
ROCKVILLE CENTRE NY -
Anthony Cimino led the scoring
730, Mike Ramirez 246-256-228- in the Thursday Mixed League
730, and Joe Conigliaro 255-232-
rolling games of 267-241 for a
243-730. high series of 722.
John Balbi 740 Phil Schaffer shot 215-222-254-
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- 691, Frank Cimino 245-237-675,
John Balbi topped the scoring in Greg Ton 280, and Vinny Pupplo
the Custom Thumbz Doubles 257-217-657.
League rolling games of 226=289- Jim Marino 699
225 for a high series of 740.
Alby Pezzella shot 280-237-738,
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Jim Marino led the scoring in the
Harlan Wittenstein 213-268-247- Wednesday Senior Doubles
728, Stephen Winley 202-242-
League rolling games of 267-240
256-700, Richard Butt 258-238- for a high series of 699.
697, and Julio Zambrano 279-695.
Steve Carter hit 219-258-210-
687, Mel Brown 237-227-223-
687, Richard Franklin 257, and
James Hardaway 248-216-667.
Paul Barbuzza 717
ROCKVILLE CENTRE,NY - Paul
Barbuzza led the scoring in the
Thursday Mixed League blasting
games of 278-246 for a high series
of 717.
Max Urena shot 256-227-680,
Charles Torres 247-223-680, George
Diakoumakos 224-256-672, and
Jayson Holley 221-236-212-669.
Steven Santiago 707
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Steven Santiao led the scoring in the
Saturday Scholarship League rolling
games of 234-269-204 for a high
series of 707.
Amanda Petrillo fired 278-227-684,
Chris Bodzis hit 246, Paul Igel 232,
and Ryan Martin 223.
In the Temple Am-Echad Club
Steve Honig shot 198, Joel
Schatzberg 188-175, and David
Calman 174.
Joe Dire 698
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Joe
Dire topped the scoring in the
Thursday Senior Birds League
rolling games of 245-239 for a
high series of 698.
Stanley Rosadio shot 257-224-
210-691, Willaim Tyson 255-224-
673, and Ed Frontera 268.
Steve Jones 686
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Steve Jones led the scoring in the
Wednesday Senior Doubles
League rolling games of 258-245
for a high series of 686.
Ed Frontera hit 213-232-234-
679, Ed Bratton 244-223-656, and
Andrew Larsen 258-650.
John Moran 658
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
John Moran paced the scoring in
the Thursday El Cheapo League
rolling games of 236-222-200 for
a high series of 658.
Mark Kopper hit 224, Mike
Lowenstein 220
Kyle Smith 675
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Kyle Smith paced the scoring in
the Oceanside Knights of
Columbus League rolling games
of 212-246-217 for a high series of
675
Pat Zenker rolled 268-666,
Willliam Schierle, Sr. 265-203-
653, Robert Hernandez 209-202-
236-647, and Paul Cohen 200-
201-241-642.
Remee Mallay 209
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Remee Mallay rolled 209, Trish
Lugo 199, Hope Rose 183-168,
and Dottie Maffuci 180 in the
Monday Ladies Classic League.

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Christopher Whalen 770 Marcos Hernandez 248-268-214- Matthew Kokal 758
HOPELAWN, NJ - Christoher 730, Carlos Toro 278-228-221-727, HOPELAWN, NJ - Matthew
Whalen topped the scoring in the Chris Boyd 234-223-258-715, and Kokal led the scoring in the
Middlesex County Classic League Kyle Olesko 219-225-260-704. Wednesday Night Open League
blasting games of 258-244-268 for In the Wednesday Early Birds rolling games of 266-267-225 for
a high series of 770. League Sue Ragas hit 178, Carolyn a high series of 758.
Glenn Mohr shot 245-269-226-740, Esposito 175, and Sharon Bonigk Fred Gleckler rolled 213-224-
Anthony Angotti 204-257-275-736, 170. 247-684, Rick Lynch 268-202-
660, Tom McGregor 212-212-
235-659, and Sean Pech 226-213-
638.
Mike Petti, Jr. 744
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Petti, Jr
led the scoring in the Premiere Pro
Shop Sunday Trios League blast-
ing games of 231-266-247 for a
high series of 744.
WHERE YOU WILL FIND A FUN , FAMILY ATMOSPHERE Chris Fisher shot 246-223-267-
736, Bob Weisensee 231-214-269-
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256-708, and Dave Sabin 256-
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HOPELAWN, NJ - Dorey
With Room For Just About any Size League Badolato topped the scoring in the
Friday Night Classic League blast-
Majestic Lanes has some choice days and times ing games of 258-204-278 for a
high series of 740.
available for the upcoming bowling season Joey Parisi III rolled 235-213-
Majestic is a friendly, clean, modern center 277-725, Russell Kyzima 217-
213-269-699, Joe Parisi 207-268-
that is league friendly. 672, and Patty Hanlein 262-235-
668.
We believe in the sport Rocco Fortunato 738
and the competitive side of bowling HOPELAWN, NJ - Rocco
Fortunato topped the scoring in
the Wednesday Night Trios
Fabulous Food League blasting games of 235-
225-278 for a high series of 738.
Including All Day Breakfast Don Jackson rolled 205-279-236-
720, Andrew Bock 247-221-222-
WE ARE YOUR PARTY PLACE TOO! 690, and Ed Velez 279-648.
In the Winter Senior Citizens
Customized just for you and your Business, League Fernando Chea shot 209-
Child, Fund Raising, and Family Fun with no 214-616, and Kevin Eccleston and
Thomas Ortiz, Sr 201.
setup or cleanup, we do it all for you Dave Rezes 724
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Mixed League blasting games of
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724.
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08861 719, David Chamberlain 266-215-
237-718, Carmine Latin 226-255-
Phone 732-826-6800 678, and Ernesto Averia 279-204-
www.majesticLanes.com 674.
Pat Moreno 718
HOPELAWN, NJ - Pat Moreno
topped the scoring in the Monday
Night Mixed League rolling games
of 262-255-201 for a high series of
718.
Brian McAdams shot 216-225-
225-666, Brian Balint 209-244-
207-660, and Andrew Sova 203-
211-221-635.
John Baginsky 711
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Baginsky
led the scoring in the Monday
Night League firing games of 214-
239-258 for a high series of 711.
James Joyner rolled 213=226-
213-652, Jeff Sanchez 213-235-
641, and Joe Herber 207-217-205-
629.
In the Winter Senior Citizens
League Rich Rowley shot 236,
Ann Aiello 218, Earl Gregory 211,
and Bob Boyce 202.
John Syslo 709
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Syslo led
the scoring in the Thursday Mixed
Nuts League rolling games of 257-
233-219 for a high series of 709.
K. C.Cabonilas shot 235-243-
655, Pau Stefanski 214-234-203-
651, Kevin Kennelly 224-244-
630, and Joe Mosquera 250-600.
Larry Clarke 692
HOPELAWN, NJ - Larry Clarke
paced the scoring in the Jerzey
Pikers League rolling games of
226-209-257 for a high series of
692.
Basha Miller hit 249-620, and
Frank Jordan 213-216.
Mike Eglesia 683
HOPELAWN, NJ - Hope Eglesia
led the scoring in the Merck
League rolling games of 211-225-
247 for a high series of 683.
Pete Zafian shot 278-659,
Andrew Siarkiewicz 224-225-632,
and Kevin Boviad 221.
Kyle Jannuzzi 664
HOPELAWN, NJ - Kyle Jannuzzi
paced the scoring in the Garden
State Mixed League rolling games
of 229-246 for a high series of
664.
Paul Poggioli hit 202-214-221-
637, Josh Herbert 203-245-629,
and Ken Fiorentini 246-629.
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Jay Berg 661
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jay Berg
paced the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Mens League
rolling games of 224-213-224
for a high series of 661.
Alvin Rodriguez shot 254, Al
Tampa 245, Sean Burke 228,
and Mark Makwinski and Al
DAlessandro 222.
Heather Melendez 659
HOPELAWN, NJ - Heather
Melendez paced the scoring in
the Avenel Youth League rolling
games of 216-223-220 for a
high series of 659.
Branden Barrese hit 265-647,
Christopher Falcone 219, Rafael
Melendez 202, and Jeremy Soto
201.
Joe Aliberti 656
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe Aliberti
paced the scoring in the Iselin
AA League rolling games of
202-255 for a high series of
656.
John Morgan hit 269-215-653,
Paul Woitowicz 202-233-610,
and Tom Leonard 245.
Chuck Mantione 637
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chuck
Mantione rolled 244-235-637,
and Vanessa Mantione 221 in
the Federal Business Centers
League.
Frank Jordan rolled 214, and
Basha Miller 200 in the Jerzey
Pikers League.
Dan Hansell 630
HOPELAWN, NJ - Dan Hansell
paced the scoring in the Merck
League rolling games of 233-
203 for a high series of 630.
Rob Sarate hit 200-216-204-
620, Pete Zafian 238, and Aaron
Smith 216.
Nick Simone 629
HOPELAWN, NJ - Nick
Simone led the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Mens League
rolling games of 240-196 for a
high series of 629.
Alvin Rodriguez hit 239-613,
John Masculin 235-609, Jay
Berg 230, and Art Jakubczak
212.