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Vol. 79 No. 02
Michigan’s Tom Smallwood Wins All Four Stepladder Matches
to Capture Barbasol PBA Players Championship Title
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Tom
Smallwood of Saginaw, Mich.,
won four consecutive stepladder
finals matches, including the title
match against defending champion
Jason Belmonte of Australia, to
win the Barbasol PBA Players
Championship at Wayne Webb’s
Columbus Bowl for his second
major and third career PBA Tour
title.
With a 10-pin lead heading into
the final frame, the 40-year-old
Smallwood struck on his first ball
in the 10th to beat Belmonte, 259-
239, in the title match for his first
tournament win since the 2013
PBA Scorpion Championship.
The victory thwarted Belmonte’s
attempt for a record-tying 10th
major and 17th career tour title. Belmonte was the No. the first match.
1 qualifier for the finals, and as top qualifier, needed
only to beat Smallwood for the title.
ARLINGTON, Texas – Betty
Kingsley of Rochester, New
York, Lowell Lovgren of Kelso,
Washington, and Natalie Cardoza
Clark and Butch Cardoza of
Cottage Grove, Oregon, have
been selected to receive National
Recognition Awards by the
United States Bowling Congress
Board of Directors.
The USBC National
Recognition Awards annually
honors outstanding bowling lead-
ers for their contributions to the
sport.
Kingsley was selected to
receive the Helen Baker Award
for Outstanding Association
Service, Lovgren is the Joyce
Deitch Unity Award recipient,
and the father-daughter team of
Butch Cardoza and Natalie
PBA photo
Tom Smallwood
See SMALLWOOD
USBC National Recognition Awards Recipients Chosen
USBC photo
Betty Kingsley
Cardoza Clark, who operate
Cottage Bowl in Cottage Grove,
Oregon, were named USBC
Proprietor of the Year.
Kingsley became involved in
March 14 - 20, 2018
It was an uphill battle for
Smallwood for the entire tourna-
ment. After finishing 93rd after the
first round, he battled back to even-
tually earn the No. 5 qualifying
position for the stepladder finals.
“That’s one of the assets of my
game to grind through matches and
never quit,” said Smallwood,
whose first major came in the 2009
PBA World Championship. “I’m
good with the pressure and if I’m
not striking a lot I can hang in there
to stay in contention. This tourna-
ment was a great example of that.”
Smallwood’s stepladder journey
to the title started with a 237-206
win over Canadian Patrick Girard,
trying for his first tour title, who
missed the headpin four times in
Page 4
USBC photo
Lowell Lovgren
bowling when she began her
career at Eastman Kodak
Company, where she worked as a
Quality Control Engineer for
almost 30 years, because “some-
Bill Latham Hammered 300
At Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Bill Latham fired a 300 game in
the Tuesday Late Men’s League at
Paul Svenson Blasted 300
At Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY- Paul
Svenson blasted a 300 game in the
Epic Edge Trios League at
Farmingdale Lanes.
Eric Smyth and Jessica Allen
Rich Miller Jr. Rolled 300
At Parkway Lanes
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Rich
Miller Jr. found perfection in a 300
game while rolling in the
Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling
League, at Parkway Lanes and fin-
ished with a
662 series.
USBC photo
Natalie Cardoza Clark, Butch Cardoza
one asked me to.” Her volunteer
service in the sport started on the
local level and she eventually
became involved on the state and
national levels, too.
25 cents
Maple Lanes RVC.
Jim Carey rolled 268, Levent
Dinc 256, and Joe Dimino 247.
rolled 280, John Ripple 279, Rich
Ambrosino 275-268, Keith Kasper
269, and Alfred Spano and
Matthew Lupo
Joe Puccio Sr. 259-751, Pete
Honan 258-691, Mike
Guglielmino 268-688, Jim Viola
266-680, Andrew Orlando 257-
668, Ted Kolokoski 254-665, and
Paul Stuart 236-661 round out the
list of high scorers for the night.
She has served as president and
secretary-treasurer of the
Rochester Bowling Council, was
a youth association director and
chaired the Bowlers to Veterans
Link (BVL) tournament.
Currently, she is a director on the
New York State USBC board.
Kingsley was active in the
Women’s International Bowling
Congress (WIBC), serving as a
director from 1996-2005. She
also served as the WIBC Area
Recruitment Coordinator and
was a regional coordinator for
the WIBC Membership
Development Program. She was
on the WIBC Hall of Fame board
from 1997-2005.
See USBC page 2
2 SPORTS REPORTER March 14 - 20, 2018

Steinert’s Ryan Carlisi First to Repeat SMALLWOOD USBC

As Boys Individual Champion Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1
By Vince Albrecht
North Brunswick, NJ – Somewhat unfamiliar with Steinert? That’s Smallwood then edged out No. 3 “It is great to be recognized among your bowling friends for pro-
because the Hamilton Township school doesn’t have a bowling team, qualifier Kris Prather of viding programs and services for all bowlers to enjoy,” Kingsley
despite harboring the 2017 individual state champion Ryan Carlisi. It Plainfield, Ill., who was making said.
didn’t dissuade the Spartans’ senior from taking another shot at the his first TV finals appearance, Lovgren has served on the Cowlitz USBC board in Kelso,
title. This time, the demonstrative right-hander left nothing to 236-235. With both players work- Washington, for 30 years, the majority as the association president,
chance, firing a perfect game as part of an off the charts 824 in the ing on a string of four strikes and and has run the junior program at Triangle Bowl for 28 years. He
qualifying round, providing him a sixty-six pin cushion starting tied heading into the 10th frame, runs several youth and adult tournaments each season and has a ban-
round two and lost only thirteen sticks of it, adding 713 for a 1537 Smallwood was able to take the quet to honor the junior bowlers in the program.
six-game score while lefty Kyle Oliveri of Toms River South com- win with a strike on his first ball He has served on the Washington State USBC board, including
piled 1484, blasting 735 to go with his 749, managing to roll a 277 and nine on his second shot after three years as president and six years as association manager. He cur-
game in each of the sets. It was East Brunswick southpaw Daniel Prather struck and then left a rently serves the state association as youth director and runs the state
Lenk left to face Carlisi after stopping Oliveri 233-183. Lenk was seven-count split. and sectional Pepsi tournaments, the Washington State Youth
tough, finishing with 711 for his three stepladder games, but his 248 Smallwood then moved on to Masters and the state youth championships.
was no match for Carlisi who envisioned becoming the first finalist meet four-time tour winner “To get such an honorary award named after Joyce Deitch is very
to roll a perfect score since Glen Rock’s Jake Rollins accomplished Marshall Kent of Yakima, Wash., humbling,” Lovgren said. “So many other recipients have earned this
the feat in 2014. Ryan seemed unnerved when he released his twelfth who was coming off a runner-up before me, and it’s an honor to follow in their footsteps. All this for
shot, but it was too far right and came back in light, barely reaching finish in the PBA 60th something I enjoy and love to do for the sport of bowling.”
the pocket, leaving the 2-pin standing for his 299. Anniversary Classic. Smallwood Butch Cardoza and his daughter, Natalie Cardoza Clark, opened the
The cut-off for the eighteen qualifiers’ second three-game set was again escaped with a one-pin vic- 12-lane Cottage Bowl in 2009 to provide a fun experience for
660, not as massive as last year’s 686, but difficult enough to reach.
tory, 225-224, when he spared in bowlers of all skill levels. The center has served as host for the
Those from Bergen-Passaic who did were: Pompton Lakes’ senior
the 10th frame and threw a nine Oregon State USBC Senior Mixed, Senior Qualifier and State 600
Michael Milligan who tallied the highest threesome of his career
count on his final ball. tournaments, and for several events for Emerald Valley USBC. The
with 279: 756 to enter the second round in third position. He cooled
“I just kept telling myself to duo was named 2017 Proprietor of the Year at the Oregon State
off however and finished fifteenth with 1284; he shared the third
high game award of 279 with Mahwah senior Tyler Klein who ended keep everything slow,” said USBC Jamboree last July.
the day in sixteenth with 1273. Best overall performance from up Smallwood. “It was important to Natalie has served on the Emerald Valley USBC board since its
North was Clifton’s Johann Gamo who wound up in tenth spot with read what the ball was doing going merger in 2006 and will become the association’s president starting
1339 [667-672]; Hawthorne’s Hunter Perry and Park Ridge freshman down the lane and not overthink it. with the 2018-2019 season. She has served as Tournament
Joseph Mahoney scored 1300 to share twelfth position and Leonia’s I just concentrated on keeping the Committee Chairman and as Tournament Director.
Jin Hyuk Hong in eighteenth with 1171. Rolling well, but failing to ball in play. Cottage Bowl has provided Emerald Valley USBC free use of its
reach the second round were Pascack Valley’s Trevor Lauber 653 and “You could say there was more center for learn-to-bowl clinics. Butch and a fellow bowler worked
Henry Tipping 628 along with Ridgefield Park’s Derek pressure on some shots than oth- to develop a training class that included videos and personal instruc-
Lewandowski 644, Lakeland’s Ray Schmitt 642 and West Milford’s ers, but in reality, there’s pressure tion for bowlers.
Ralph Utter 631. on every shot,” Smallwood added. “This award is symbolic of the support we receive from our
“I’m not complaining, this is what bowlers and friends,” Natalie said. “This extraordinary honor would

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I live for.” not be possible without them.”
It marked the second consecu- Butch added: “I am honored and excited that all our hard work has
tive major that the winner won all touched so many of our bowling families’ lives.”
Editor/Publisher  Dan McDonough four stepladder matches for the The National Recognition Awards will be presented during the
Technology Editorial Assistants title. Matt O’Grady of Rahway, 2018 USBC Convention and Annual Meeting, April 23-26, at the
Hank Allen Immaculatta D’Elia N.J., won the PBA Tournament of Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada.
Contributing Writers Champions on Feb. 11 by sweep- Go to BOWL.com/ScholarshipsAwards to learn more about the
Joan Taylor Pat McDonough ing all four finals matches. National Recognition Awards and to see past award winners.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Chris Freel 818
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris Freel
topped the scoring in the Friday
Night Classic League blasting
games of 280-258-280 for a high
series of 818.
Russell Kyzima shot 221-254-
225-700, Joey Parisi III 258-232-
679, and Steve Soong 237-237-
667.
Aaron Williams 800
HOPELAWN, NJ - Aaron
Williams topped the scoring in the
Premiere Pro Shop Sunday Trios
League blasting games of 266-
258-276 for a high series of 800.
Pat Bowler rolled 278-248-268-
794, Michael Morris, Jr. 258-248-
268-774, John Canova 256-246-
244-744, Jen Daunno 247-227-
268-742, and Rich Zacek 269-
254-211-734.
Pat Bowler 776
HOPELAWN, NJ - Pat Bowler
topped the scoring in the
Middlesex County Classic League
firing games of 246-263-267 for a
high series of 776.
Mike Vamos rolled 279-267-229-
775, Mike Lentini 258-223-287-
768, Jay Gomez 248-256-258-
762, Ray Tomei 257-257-247-761,
Will Vidulich 259-269-227-755,
and Chris Fisher 258-227-258-
743.
Bill Larsen 299
HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Larsen
topped the scoring in the San
Remo Open 4 League blasting
games of 299-226-235 for a high
series of 760.
Steven Peters shot 268-258-719,
Dorien Soto 249-204-235-688,
and John Shimko 223-245-203-
671,
Mike Santonastaso 770
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike
Santonastaso topped the scoring in
the Family League blasting games
of 258-269-243 for a high series of
770.
Brian Pawelek shot 257-236-236-
730, Lisa Columbus 268-237-224-
729, Steven Osiadacz 234-265-
684, and Joseph Banwer 257-205-
655.
Brian Pawelek 768
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian Pawelek
topped the scoring in the Family
League blasting games of 278-
258-232 for a high series of 768.
Daniel Pawelek rolled 237-265-
259-761, Steven Osiadacz 238-
238-225-701, Wayne Lahr 209-
211-268-688, Troy Lahr 252,
Mike Santonastaso 221, and Carol
Bobenchik 219.
Patty Hanlein 766
HOPELAWN, NJ - Patty Hanlein
topped the scoring in the Friday
Night Classic League blasting
games of 244-233-289 for a high
series of 766.
Joe Parisi rolled 257-218-266-
741, Dorey Badolato 246-265-
216-727, Chris Masucci 237-227-
237-701, and Russsell Kyzima
223-247-230-700.
Nick Biamonte 763
HOPELAWN, NJ - Nick
Biamonte topped the scoring in
the Don E. Hellhake Memorial
League rolling games of 279-239-
245 for a high series of 763.
Joe Mosquera rolled 235-257-
672, Bill McBride 215-225-632,
and Joe Maloney 237.
In the Thursday Night Mixed
League Mike Forrestal shot 222-
247-636, Terry Carothers 216-
242, and Jake Olszyk 221.
Randolph Thompson 760
HOPELAWN, NJ - Randolph B.
Thompson topped the scoring in
the Saturday Night Strike Nation
League firing games of 215-267-
278 for a high series of 760.
Clinton Green rolled 289-215-
219-723, Rakim Tillery 254-226-
236-716, Deven Baker 237-244-
230-711, and Sanan Alsheiks 236-
22-235-696.
Tommy Martino 748
HOPELAWN, NJ - Tommy
Martino topped the scoring in the
Raritan Bay Mend League firing
games of 259-279-210 for a high
series of 748.
Gary Toth rolled 220-258-258-
736, Brian Sibilia 257262-215-
734, and Tom Conlon 214-257-
256-727.
March 14 - 20, 2018
Jim Rogers Claims Monmouth County
Michael Dellamanna 735 USC Masters Title
HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael
Dellamanna led the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Trios League
firing games of 267-211-257 for a
high series of 735.
Jason Hollenstein shot 213-234-
277-724, Bill Hoese 269-277-
721, and Fred Gleckler 266-241-
211-718.
Johnny Provenzano 730
HOPELAWN, NJ - Johnny
Provenzano led the scoring in the
Iselin AA League rolling games of
220-245-265 for a high series of
730.
Danny Hunter shot 202-205-232-
639, Ed Kaminski 222, and Emil
Woitowicz 220.
Jason Gomez 726 Chrissy Lee, President Monmouth County USBC, Champion
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jason Gomez James Rogers, Runner Up Rusty Thomsen, and
led the scoring in the Premiere Joanne Ramsey, Tournament Manager.
Pro Shop Sunday Trios League
By Joanne Ramsey
blasting games of 225-258-243
for a high series of 726.
SEA GIRT, NJ - James H Rogers, of Brick, claimed the title at the
Dawn Lampariello shot 267- 55th E. Luke Forrest Monmouth County USBC Masters Tournament
225-220-712, Paul Marel 276- at The Lanes at Sea Girt in Sea Girt, NJ, on January 28th, 2018.
225-205-706, Aaron Campbell Rogers, was seeded into the 12th position in the top 16 finalists
211-287-206-704, and Brian based on his six game qualifying score of 1245. Louis D Gaudio Jr of
Longo 278-237-701. Morganville, was the leading qualifier with a six game score of 1364.
Ray Torio 722 John Furey of Howell had the tourney high average of 224.643.
In the two-game match play finals Rogers defeated Ray Smarsh of
HOPELAWN, NJ- Ray Torio led
Matawan, who was the 2017 Masters Champion, 436-404. Then went
the scoring in the Garden State
Mixed League rolling games of on to defeat DJ Barshewski Jr. of Keansburg, 380-363. Continuing his
267-222-233 for a high series of winning streak, Rogers then defeated Gaudio Jr, 486-409. Still con-
722. tinuing the winning streak, he met Rusty Thomsen, Carteret, and
Robert Girod hit 258-225-674, defeated him with 398-376, which put Thomsen in the losers bracket
Kyle Jannuzzi 237-237-664, and for the first time.
Jeanne Lange 255. The next match was for the Championship, and Rogers was defeat-
Brian McAdams 721 ed by Thomsen, 420-367, which put him into the Losers bracket for
the first time. One more match was needed to determine the champi-
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian
on.
McAdams topped the scoring in
the Monday Night Mixed League Rusty Thomsen won his first match against William E Walker Jr,
firing games of 225-248-248 for Port Monmouth, 500-324. He then went on to defeat John Furey, 451-
a high series of 721. 446, followed by Vincent J Savarese, Manalapan, 487-328. In his 4th
John Baginsky, Jr rolled 225- match, he met Rogers who sent him into the Losers bracket for the
216-238-679, and John Baginsky first time. Thomsen then defeated Gaudio Jr, 446-416, before meeting
234-226-654. Rogers again for the championship. The Championship match put
Robert Power 720 Rogers into the losers bracket, causing another match to determine the
winner.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Robert
In the championship match, Rogers defeated Thomsen, 417-369, to
Power took the spotlight rolling
258-266-720, John Kaminski become the 2018 Masters Champion.
248-242-648, Fran D'Andrea 135 participated in the tournament, which is the largest Masters
224, and Derek Smith 222 in the tournament in New Jersey.
South Shore League.
March 14 - 20, 2018
PBA Spare Shots
● Three-time PBA Regional ● The PBA has learned that Rob
champion Missy Parkin and hus- Hoffman of Freehold, N.J., a
band Drew are the elated parents PBA member since 1993, died
of their first child, Drew Steven Dec. 22 at the age of 52. He had
Parkin Jr., who arrived on a best regional and PBA50
December 30 at 6:41 a.m., regional finish of fourth. He was
weighing in at 8 lbs., 6 oz., and a member of the Monmouth
measuring 19 inches long. County Bowling Hall of Fame
and owned 32 sanctioned 300
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● Former PBA member Jack Horner
of Belpre, Ohio, died Dec. 30 at the
age of 87. Horner, was a PBA mem-
ber from 1972 to 2001, a PBA region-
al title. He competed on the PBA50
Tour for several years compiling 11
match play appearances and 37 cash-
es in 129 tournaments. He was a
member of the Parkersburg and West
Virginia Bowling Halls of Fame.
AT MAPLE LANES RVC
Terry Boyle 299
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Terry Boyle led the scoring in the
Wednesday Might Mixed League
rolling a high game of 299.
Tim Mingo blasted 298-246-280-
824, Daniel Conlon 276, Richie
Russo 267, Frank Masone 262,
and Charlie Harris 259.
Tony Khordokousky 297
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Tony Khorodokousky shot 297,
Mark DeLuca 290, Glenn Smith
and Matt Slade 279, and Jeremy
Slade 277 in the Monday 4-Man
Classic League.
Robert Valenciano 290
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Robert Valenciano blasted a high
game of 290 in the Thursday
Mixed League firing a high game
of 290.
Teddy Avgerinos shot 289-257,
265, and Richard Sitt 255.
Bruce Koondel 288
Bruce Koondel rolled a high game
of 288 in the Wednesday AM Trios
League.
Frank Krulish shot 232-279-237-
748, Ed Frontera 268, and Dwight
Flowers 254.
Keith Massimillo 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Keith Massimilo rolled 279,
Thomas Winchell 258, and John
Genna 231 in the Sunday
Adult/Child League.
Timothy Williams,
Richard Salcedo,
Scott Rufer279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the Custom Thumbz Doubles
League Timothy Williams, Scott
Rufer and Richard Salcedo each
blasted a high game of 279.
Leroy Singletary shot 278, Alby
Pezzella 268, and Bill Latham 267.
In the Thursday El Cheapo
League John Moran rolled 248.
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Don Railey 278
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Don Riley rolled 278, Dave
Goldman 266, John Hanlon 263,
and Joe Mazza, Kenneth Rich, and
Nicholas Diaranto 258 in the
Tuesday Late Men’s League.
Alex Bogolubsky 268
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the Thursday Senior Birds League
Alex Bogolubsky shot 268,
William Tyson 247, George Fields
243, and Henry Clay 237.
William Schaffer,
Phil Schierle Jr. 265
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Phil Schaffer and William Schierle
Jr each rolled a high game of 265
in the Oceanside Knights of
Columbus League.
Mike Maloney shot 257, Robert
Maloney 246, and Joe DiRe, Phil
Tinker, Anelo Marchica, and Phil
Caporosso, Jr. 244.
Mary Pat Murphy shot 202, and
Kami Radin 200 in the Tuesday
Long Beach Catholics League.
Dan DiGirolamo 265
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Dan DiGirolamo rolled 236-265-
236-7337, Pat Zenker 258, Paul
Smith 240-257-243-740, and
Donald Wingate 254 in the Friday
Night Mixed League.
In the Rockvilles League Jeanette
Holler rolled 214, Patrice Nolan
212, and Vicky Lockwood and
Anna Brown 211.
Betty Ann Lescher 234
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the Rockvilles League Betty Ann
Lescher rolled 234, Patrice Nolan
233, and Theresa Nolan 210.
In the Tuesday Long Beach
Catholics League both Nancy
Johnon and Mary Pat Murphy
rolled 187, and Rosanne Ryan
179.
Trish Lugo shot 200, Mindy
Myers and Dottie Maffucci 188,
and Jayne Zimmerman 181 in the
Monday Ladies Classic League.
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AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Joseph Farley 298
FARMINGDALE, NY - Joseph
Farley fired a high game of 298 in
the Epic Edge Trios League.
Darren Andretta shot 279-278-
258-815, Keith Kasper, Eric
Smith, and Anthony D'Elia 279,
John Ripple and Philip Aronson
278, and Mike Ninivaggi 277.
In the Thursday Goodtimers
League Jay Whittaker and Mike
Walsh rolled 234, and Mike
Bagnato 227.
Doug Quaranto 734
FARMINGDALE, NY - Doug
Quaranto led the scoring in the
Wednesday Party League rolling
games of 269-267 for a high series
of 734.
Matt Muir hit 247-225, and Brian
Siemers and Mike Sadaitys 233 in
the Wednesday Party League.
Fred Catapano 730
FARMINGDALAE, NY - Fred
Catapano led the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Birds League firing
games of 277-242 for a high series
of 730.
Michael Berardino shot 268,
Gerard Pannulo 267, and Craig
Liguori 262.
Tony Cadena 268
Tony Caridi 267
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tony
Caridi shot 267, George Tinch and
Kyle Durfee 258, Daniel Schrafel
257 and Richard White 256 in the
Friday Late Mixed League.
Tris Stremmel shot 216-204,
William Romanelli 214-206, and
Nicholas Hom 205 in the Sunday
Adult/Junior League.
Joseph Kotowicz 259
FARMINGDALE, NY - Joseph
Kotowicz rolled 259, John Curtis
and Stephen Pasciuto 257, and
Roger Herrscher 255 in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League.
Fai Livolsi shot 203, Joe Livolsi
197-178, Marvin Slifkin 192, and
George Brenner and Karen Bruno
188 in the Friday Sunshine Kids
League.
Ralph Ehrlich 259
FARMINGDALE, NY - Ralph
Ehrlich rolled 259, Brendan Rini
249, and David Feldman and
Eddie Gruber 246 in the Monday
Night Fourplay League
Rob McDourt 256
FARMINGDALE, NY - Rob
McCourt rolled 256, Michael
McCourt 229, and Chris Hansen
220 in the Sunday Vacation
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and 5:30 p.m. ET. The taping
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for May 5 and 6.
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Tour Finals will involve eight
elite PBA stars who have domi-
nated PBA’s earnings chart over
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prime-time telecasts as part of
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Terrence Taylor 767
FLUSHING, NY- Terrence Taylor
topped the scoring in the Friends
and Family League firing games
of 258-255-254 for a high series of
767.
Will Watson rolled 235-235-270-
740, Arthur O'Connor III 269-201-
222-692, Greg Welch 257-214-
218-689, Kash Brown 237-212-
238-687, and Cliff Stancil 232-
245-209-686.
Joe Frahm 758
FLUSHING, NY - Joe Frahm
topped the scoring in the Ball and
Chain League blasting games of
277-258-223 for a high series of
758.
Casey Allen shot 267-297-751,
Charlie Iorio 245-227-279-751,
Nick Filosa 277-225-258-760, and
Steve Amarosa 268-227-229-724.
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Benny Ortiz 722
FLUSHING, NY- Benny Ortiz led
the scoring in the Midweek
Mixers League rolling games of
236-257-229 for a high series of
722.
Michael Rosenberg rolled 225-
224-224-673, Jamie Ansale 217-
248-200-665, and Chris Mayr
212-258-665.
Lou Vega, Jr. 708
FLUSHING, NY - Lou Vega, Jr
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IBEW League rolling games of
225-225-258 for a high series of
708.
Neil Caturano rolled 267-233-
207-707, Matt Garcia 245-242-
216-703, and Marques Palmer
234-279-683.
Freddy Luscher 707
FLUSHING, NY- Freddy Luscher
rolled 249-223-235-707, and
Lloyd Kiefer 202-222 in the
Gottscheer League.

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Tony Cadena shot 26, Fred Ruhe
207, and Terry Hoffman 205.
Irwin Tarlow shot 232,
TomGomez 226, and Abe
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Laverne Garrett 169, andGloria
Cohen 167 in the Monday AM
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Rockaway Mixed: Daron Samples 279-750, Keith Brower 276, Frank
Grumka 268, Barry Lehman 268, Tom Griffin 266, Richard Mayer 718, Christian Ruiz 758 Tom Hollywood, Sr. 698
Jim Westergaard 716, Michelle DeVries 300-791, Lynne Coleman 232- STATEN ISLAND, NY - In the Donna Zajac STATEN ISLAND, NY- Tom Hollywood, Sr topped
639, Dawn Palmer 232. Memorial Mixed League Christian Ruiz led all scorers the scoring in the Senior Action League rolling
with an outstanding 758 series with games of 269-256. games of 258-255 for a high series of 698.
Greenbriar Seniors: John Uffer 219-555, Alex Dalmedo 202-548, Joe
Mike Nicholasi rolled 279-716, Gary Reider 268- Seto Jew rolled 299-679, Frank Pollizzi 269-674,
Cropanese 149-431, Audrey Curlo 171-397, Vera Peterson 162-362,
710, Tim Folkes 247-698, Bob Jacobson 248-690, Ed Janito Malana 226-233-672, Fred Compitello 266-
Anneliese Cole 142-384.
Barone 268, and Paul Petersen 254. 671, and Joe Sessa 258.
Monday Nite Mixed: Stuart Gomer 297-704, Glen Malmstone 279-
690, Adam Suitt 227-631, Linda Lynch 257-571, Bob Reynolds 197-
540,Shelly Blumberg 194-503. 

Chester Men: Steve Baird 259-694, Craig Brooks 248-661, Robert

Sarafin 247, Patrick Lyness 245-607, Stephan Szardenings 239-645,
Mark Novembre 228-614, Tony Annibale 225, Mark Absalon 224.
Rockaway Trios: Jim Beyel 289-789, Dav Krivak 276-725, Larry
Gonnello 279-702, Tom Griffin 278, PJ Adams 278, Mike Potoski 275-
766, Dennis Sattely Jr. 722, Donna Ratta 247-637, Nidia Haneveld 246-
572, Jen Drury 215-571, Dori Tingoli 161.

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Jose Acevedo 279-694, Glen Frey 279-
738, Walter Wormann 268-709, Michael Kolibaba 268, Dot Newsome
234-601, Pat Wilfong 221-616, Sandy Turner 207-602, Linda Barber
202-539.

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Put Togethers: Geno McCroy 206-597, Bill Mott 192-471, Matt

Trimmer 136-359, Michelle Halko 179-455.

Rockaway Mixed: Bill Coleman 278, Tom Schweizer 278-746, Brandy

Dennis 269, Jeff Morin 267-772,Glen Malmstone 267-779, Michelle
DeVries 268-676, Keri May 263-718, Joyce Hulbert 253-620, Lynne
Coleman 249-618, Stacey Yodice 246-661.
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117-327, Andree Carmona 97-236, Aldair Corillo 112-315, Nya Tillet
91-323, Erika Riverderiera 90, Kassandra Mendoza 90-230.
Bumper Busters: Eli Zimmerman 103-168, Cody Willis 94-171,
Hudson Crumby 78-144.
Ball Busters: Gavin Mattes 155-411, Liam Reale 155-378, Alex
Furman 153-425, Matthew Dignam 151-367, Nicholas Furman 98-277,
Ben Skutnik 80-228.
Weekend Warriors: Isaac Russell 235-664, Brandon Kwestel 216-533,
Benjamin Cruz 146-381, Branden Tapper 112-296, Peter Bloom 89-244,
Richard Socolich 88-218, Jesse Reis 65-174, Hannah Digangi 127-330,
Chelsey Cruz 110-276.
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