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Vol. 79 No. 08
Dick Allen Wins Port Property Management
PBA Xtra Frame Maine Shootout
18-year PBA Tour veteran
wins fifth career title at
Bayside Bowl in Portland
PORTLAND, Maine (April
18, 2018) – Dick Allen of
Columbia, S.C., a 39-year-old
18-year Professional Bowlers
Association touring player,
captured his fifth career title
in the Port Property
Management Xtra Frame
Maine Shootout at Bayside
Bowl.
Allen, who is known as a
free spirit, embraced the
equally free-spirited Bayside
Bowl crowd in defeating jour-
neyman John Furey of
Howell, N.J., 269-226, 247-
235, to sweep the best-of-
three-game title match and
end Furey’s bid for his first
PBA Tour title.
“I don’t know what it is,” Allen
said. “I love this place. I always
bowl well here. It’s the fans, the
atmosphere, everything about it. I
love it here.”
PBA photo
Champion Dick Allen
Allen had a split and open in his
first frame, but then ran off a
string of strikes to take the lead
into the final two frames where 10 pin on his second and Allen
single-pin spares gave Furey a struck again to force a third game
May 2 - 8, 2018
chance to throw two strikes and
good count in his 10th frame to
win. But Furey, the 2012 PBA
East Region Player of the Year,
left the 3-6-10 on his first shot in
the 10th.
Allen earned his berth in the
title match by denying 58-year-
old PBA Hall of Famer Walter
Ray Williams Jr. a chance to win
a record 48th PBA Tour title,
eliminating the PBA’s all-time
winningest bowler, 2-1, in the
semifinal round while Furey
pulled off the upset of the tourna-
ment, sweeping Australia’s Jason
Belmonte, 254-248, 244-226, in
the other semifinal match.
Allen lost the first game to
Williams, 258-226, but won a
one-ball, two-shot sudden-death
roll-off after they tied at 258 in
game two to avoid elimination.
Both players struck on their first
roll-off shots, but Williams left a
which Allen won, 279-247.
Mike Pietraniello, Eric Flack Hit 300
At Jib Lanes
FLUSHING, NY - Mike
Pietraneillo and Eric Flack each
blasted a 300 game in the Ted Guy
Classic League at Jib Lanes. Eric
also had high series firing 300-
278-213-791, followed by Mike
Thimothy Williams Blasted 300
At Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Thimothy Williams topped the
scoring in the Custom Thumbz
Doubles League at Maple Lanes
RVC blasting games of 237-300-
Peter Cornell 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY - Peter
Cornell earned the spotlight when
he blasted a 300 game in the Epic
Edge Trios League at Farmingdale
Charlie Torres 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Charlie Torres blasted a 300 game in
the Monday 4-Man Classic League
at Rockville Centre Lanes.
25 cents
with 300-246-201-747.
Joe Kurdziel, Jr rolled 250-246-
248-744 Al Licciardello 213-255-
257-725, Charlie Iorio 217-242-
200-710, and Tim Lau 242-232-
248-722.
233 for a high series of 770.
Lawrence Welfare shot 288-741,
Frank Wilders 279, Charlie Torres
276-248, and Al Johnson, Jon
Feurstein, and Bill Carreras 268.
Lanes.
Anthony D'Elia shot 289, Mike
Ninivaggi 286, and Don Perillo
and Gary Haines 279.
Mark Slade shot 288-278, Joseph
Sanders 244-280-741, Bob Thorne
279-259, Frank Porcella and Al
Johnson 276, and Julio Zambrano 269.

William Paterson University Captures National Collegiate Club Bowling Championship

The top 24 men’s teams and top 16 women's teams American and Andrew Dekowski was named second
from around the country were invited to participate. team all-American. Additionally, Head Coach Greg
William Paterson men placed well in a qualifying tour- Hatzisavvas was named the 2018 Club Bowling Coach
nament and earned a first-round bye. They then beat of the Year.
Arizona State 3.5-2.5, Rochester Institute of Technology The team went on to take fifth place in the
3-0 and University of Wisconsin-Whitewater 3-2. Intercollegiate Team Championships held in Lincoln,
William Paterson was then defeated by Wright State 2- Nebraska. This tournament allows the best bowling pro-
3. After being sent into the contenders bracket, the team grams in the nation to compete against each other
came back to beat Morehead State 2-1, and finally regardless of club, athletic, or NAIA status. William
Wright State 3-1 then 2-0 to win the 2018 National Paterson University placed second in this event two
Championship. William Paterson becomes the first years ago and fifth last year.
men’s team to win this championship in back to back Head coach Greg Hatzisavvas is a William Paterson
years. graduate, with a BS in physical education in 2008 and a
Jake Rollins and Steve Kotowski, seniors, were named master’s degree in exercise and sport studies in 2012.
to the first team all-tournament team. Prior to the tour- USBC photo Assistant coach Andrew Suscreba '14, MBA '17, is also
nament an awards ceremony was held and Steve Left to right, bottom row: Corey Hommel, Steve Kotowski, Justin a William Paterson graduate.
Carl, Jesse Brown. Top row: Patrick Hoey, Andrew Dekowski, Jake
Kotowski was named club bowling first team all-
Rollins, Head Coach Greg Hatzisavvas '08, MS '12.
2 SPORTS REPORTER April 25 - May 1, 2018

AT CORAM AT MAPLE LANES RVC

COUNTRY LANES
Seth Rubin 279
CORAM, NY - Seth Rubin
shot a high game of 279 in the
Wednesday Early Mixed
League.
Joe Romanskishot 257-704,
Jesse Demauro and Daniel
Tyyska 256, and Tish Luti 211.
Bryce Loeb 276
CORAM, NY - Bryce Loeb
led the scoring in the Friday
Mixed League rolling a high
game of 276.
Carl Rissland hit 258, Jay
Schnmidt 236, Edwin Torres
228, and Jamal Liverpool and
Peter Schultz 225.
Danilo Gil 256
CORAM, NY - Danilo Gil
rolled 256, Frank Mirabile
240, Tom Bitetto 237, and
Marlene Mirabile 212 in the
3rd Saturday League.
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Ken Woods 255
CORAM, NY - In the Friday
AM Seniors League Ken
Woods shot 255, Justin
Perrotta 227, and Ted
Stankewicz 224.
In the Friday PM Seniors
League Tony DeRobertis shot
248, and Andy Rastell 216.
Tom Mattina 255
CORAM, NY - Tom Mattina
rolled 255, Jack Rosenblatt
239, and Robert Korpi 220 in
the St. Margarets League.
Seth Knipe 254
CORAM, NY - Seth Knipe
rolled 254, Michael Mirabile
248, Rachel Hines 236, and
Colin Michels 224 in the
Junior Sport Shot League.
Teddy Avgerinos 778
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Teddy Avgerinos topped the scor-
ing in the Thursday Mixed League
firing games of 247-289-242 for a
high series of 778.
Phil Schaffer shot 279-222-245-
746, Mel Brown 268-258, Mary
Ann McNally 262, and Charlie
Torres 258.
James Hellen 290
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
James Hellen fired a high game of
290 in the Custom Thumbz
Doubles League.
Alby Pezzella and Thimothy
Williams rolled 279, Michael
Bieniewicz 279-254, Kevin Isler
266, and Bill Latham 258.
Robert DeGuzman 289
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Robert DeGuzman fired a high
game of 289 in the Thursday
Senior Birds League.
Ricky Ampararado shot 257,
Jerry George 247, and Murray
Schultz 245.
John Maglio 752
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
John Maglio led the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Mixed League
rolling a high game of 277 and a
high series of 752.
Joe DiRe 280-725
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Joe
DiRe topped the scoring in the
Wednesday AM Trios League fir-
ing a high game of 280 and a high
series of 725.
Bob Schiavone rolled 279, Alex
Bogolubsky 278, Dwight
Flowers268, and Bruce Koondel
266.
Paul Smith 280
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Paul Smith fired a high game of
280 in the Friday Night Mixed
League.
David Lake hit 279, Dan
DiGirolamo 277, David Ciofalo
276, and Brian Battino 265.
Robert Picard 722
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Robert Picard led the scoring in
the Tuesday Late Men’s League
rolling a high game of 268 and a
high series of 722.
Matthew Meaney rolled 267,
Anthony Bruno 266, and Chris
Piccininni 264.
Steve Freidman 700
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Steve Friedman topped the scor-
ing in the Wednesday Early Men’s
League blasting a high game of
278 and a high series of 700.
Steve Patitucci 275
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Steve Patitucci shot 275, Robert
Walkowiak 226-225, and John
Moran 224 in the Thursday El
Cheapo Mixed League.
Albert Nassour 256
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Albert Nassour rolled 256,
Andrew Massimillo 248, Robert
Maloney 247, and William
Schierle, Sr. 245 in the Oceanside
Knights of Columbus League.
Thomas Winchell 255
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the Sunday Adult/Child Thomas
Winchell 255, Keith Massimillo
251 and Donald Jones 223.
Linda Walsh and Kathy Fletcher
shot 198, Danielle Davis 191 in
the Monday Ladies Classic .
In the Sunday Adult/Child
League Quentin Jones shot 210,
Morgan Winchell 191, and
Zachary Inserillo 175-166.
Stacy Salomides 245
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the Rockvilles League Stacy
Salomides shot 245, Patrice Nolan
228, and Gloria Belmonte 211.
Amanda Petrillo 237
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Amanda Petrillo shot 237, Anjali

Sports Reporter
George Stephens, Sr. hit 277, Ken Bruce shot 276, Ben Nair 234, and Robert Gallego 228
Salvatore Gambino and Ben Gregoretti 268, Jeff Bishoff 266, in the Saturday Scholarship
Benenati 267. and James Garurdino 263. League.
Editor/Publisher  Dan McDonough
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14–Year-Old Joseph Mahoney Tops Stan Niemiec
Hank Allen Immaculatta D’Elia Youth Travelers Season Finale
Contributing Writers By Vince Albrecht 269; he followed with 201-204 to post 674, the day’s
Joan Taylor Pat McDonough WAYNE, NJ – Heralded Park Ridge freshman Joseph third best set; Lodi’s other deuces were a pair of 210s
Mahoney closed his youth travelers’ league play in style, from Hassan Izzard with Tyler Nappi a stick shy with a
For information regarding advertising, hammering out a season best third game 278 to go with closing 199. BC I played short-handed, but each of its
subscriptions, or editorial content write to: 195-230, giving him a session high 703; SUNY Stony players came through with fine games: Arielle Wallace
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676 threesome [235-228-213] and Logan Priesel hit a 212: 551.
Or Dan at: mcdonough1@aol.com 190, but Montvale fell to Bowler City II, 5-2 [2916- In its position encounter with Hi-Tor II, Holiday man-
Sports Reporter 2845]. With the win, BC II finished third behind Lodi aged to take four of seven points to clinch second place,
and Holiday; Bergenfield seniors’ Derek Weigl and Peter dropping the wood point, 2740-2735. Holiday, the
P.O. Box 1491, Secaucus, NJ 07094 Bondy led the victors with 665 [196-213-256] and 648 league’s best scratch squad with a 776.57 mark, posted
201)865-5363 [221-197-230] respectively with help as well from
George Ferguson 193-182 and Michael Bellifemini 192.
2387 on three “600s”: Jared Duncan 648 [201-244-203],
Wade Chamberlain 616 [222-185-209] and Tom
Champion Lodi ran away from the pack this month, Chamberlain 602 [230-160-212]. High numbers from
again sweeping Bowler City I as Fair Lawn junior Nick Hi-Tor II’s distaff squad were Mercedes Morel 620 [173-
Greco pulled out a come-from-behind opening game tri- 234-213], Isabella Palamaro 223 and Akira DeLoatch
umph by striking out in the tenth frame, giving him a 200: 582.
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AT ROCKAWAY LANES
County Tuesday Night Mixed: Richard
McColligan 300-750, Charles T. Wilfong
279-746, Glenn Frey 267, Tony Greene 259,
Regina Nataluk 248-634, Ann Sperling 238-
596, Diana Piasecki 216-549.
Put Togethers: Geno McCroy 236-609,
Matt Trimmer 150-393, Jerry Szekula 141-
369, Michelle Halko 181-493, Amy Caselli
177-480, Geno McCroy 202-595, Matt
Trimmer 152-413, Jerry Szekula 151-393.
Greenbriar Seniors: Alex Dalmedo 180-
506, Robert Hacker 169, Lawrence Horyd
165, Cathy O'Connell 171-428, Pat
Cropanese 167, Hedy Knight 158-407.
Monday Nite Mixed: Bruce Roznoy 258-640,
William Grant 247-641, Glen Malmstone 238-
642, Alison Gomer 212-576, Belle Elliot 208-
550, Annemarie Ficarra 192.
Chester Men: JT Wilkinson 279-686, Steve
Baird 258-719, Evonte Dickerson 248, Walt
Rawa 248-628, Chris Voitle 244-677, Norm
Wugman 241, Don Van Norman 236, Stephan
Szardenings 235-676.
Rockaway Trios: Richard McColligan 269-
711, Steve Salberg 268-713, Tom Jordan 268-
783, Jim Beyel 267, Mike Kavanaugh 266-724,
Andrew Wiese 264, Nidia Haneveld 228-637,
Dori Tingoli 213-587, Jen Drury 191-564.
Brian Larson 823, Anthony Passeretti, Sr. 800 in
George Hankel Classic
By John Jennings
HOWELL, NJ – Two bowlers had 800
series this week as Brian Larson threw a
second consecutive 800 with 823, and
Anthony Passeretti, Sr. tallied 800 at
Howell Lanes in the George Hankel
Classic. James Rogers 769 and Ron Pagut
of No More Wings saying farewell to New
Jersey left in grand style with a 765 series
and a 267 final game. Passeretti, Sr. and
Rogers had high game of the session with
289. Larson had a 289, Sal Croce and Fred
Lugos 279, Mark Gold and Vinny
D’Ambrosio 278. Fourteen 700 plus series
were fired and 28 250 plus games were
April 25 - May 1, 2018
fired under great scoring conditions. Jackie
Valanzano had high women’s series 670
and high game 233.
Four Seasons 7-0 has 49 points, Get
Webzy.com 7-0 and 46 points, and No
More Wings 7-0 at 44 points. Colonial
Coffee (42 points) and Freehold Tire (39
points) both went 5-2 to round out the top
teams. Man Down shot a 1001 game with
Passeretti, Sr. 265, Jeff Warbet 268, Nick
Voyantzis 247, and Jay Mann 221. Matches
of the week will include: Get Webzy
against Man Down, Colonial Coffee bat-
tling Team Fluke. And Freehold Tire
against Larson’s LCD Mortgage.
April 25 - May 1, 2018
LEADERS AT LODI LANES
Tuesday Night 4-Man: Felix Perez 300, Jordan Lopez 298, Chuck
Ontal 289-780, Mitch Sacks 785, Mario Fastiggi 771.
Wednesday Men's 820: Dan Grabarczyk 300-761, Rob Manella 266,
Joe Cauwels 262-755, Rob Bertolini 716.
Monday Night Trios: Pat Riotto 280, Karl Kalogera 278-732, Walter
Michalec 275, Bob Goodwin 764, Gary Martin 759, Ralph Artemisio
732, Jessica Calabrese 255, Sharon Marcellaro 245.
Tuesday Night 4-Man: Jae Kim 300, James Rosado 300-794, Rick
Guevarra 300-747, John Coleman 299-784, Matt Priore 290-726, Chuck
Trimblett 269-783, Gary Eda 270-755, Hansel Javier 278-754, Andrew
Suscreba 261, Don Aquino 280-780, Tom 279-750, Marquis Winfrey
278-759, Jim Dyson 267-781, Tom Twist 289-739.
Monday Sun Mix: Brian Creeley 258-729, Drew Porschen 254-708,
Michael O'Grady 246, Joyce Pietrowicz 254-617, Cheryl Moe 206,
Shaun Dunning 621.
Thursday Public Safety: Billy Lyons276, Anthony Maisonet 268-760,
Ryan Fitzpatrick 257, Bobby Haase 697, Alex Protin 692.
Friday Mixed G&L: Matt Dunning 279-689, Antonio Fonesca 253,
Brian Creeley 247, Sal Carbonaro 695, Andrew Currie 661.
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AT FARMINGDALE
LANES
Matthew Pope 299-736
FARMINGDALE, NY - Matthew Pope topped the
scoring in the Expressway Glass League firing games
of 215-299-222 for a high series of 736.
Jason Nicholas shot 278-221, Nick Filosa 276-246,
Sean Mott 266-223, John Ripple 259, Drew
Thompson 256-216, and Ernie Jew 255.
Frank Balzano 268
FARMINGDALE, NY – Frank Balzano rolled 268,
Jay Whittaker 266, Stephen Jones 264, and Evan
Apostolidis 260 in the Thursday Goodtimers League.
Chris Hansen 268
FARMINGDALE, NY - Chris Hansen rolled 268,
Daniel Abbati 264, and Andrew Gendjoian 226 in the
Sunday Vacation League.
Ed Mascarelli 268
FARMINGDALE, NY - Ed Mascarelli led the scoring
in the Friday Late Mixed League firing a high game
of 268.
Jamie Lane shot 248, Wingo Hom 246, and Kyle
Durfee 245.
Kyle Durfee 258
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Tuesday Nite Owls
League Kyule Durfee rolled 258, Lukas Zito 245,
Victor Cassano 238, and Bill Kremlicka and Thomas
Welch 237.
Chris Cassonetto 252
FARMINGDALE, NY - Chris Cassonetto shot 252,
Peter Gilliland 246, and Jonathan Vasquez 216 in the
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Terrence Taylor 768
FLUSHING, NY - Terrence Taylor led the scor-
ing in the Friends and Family League rolling
games of 257. - 246-265 for a high series of
768.
Derrick Baker rolled 257-247-244-748, Curtis
Hetmeyer 258-207-235-700, Greg Welch 226-
231-238-695, and Gwen Conyers-Baptiste 247-
243-682.
Mel Chandler 760
FLUSHING, NY - Mel Chandler topped the
scoring in the Ted Guy Classic League blasting
games of 277-204-279 for a high series of 760.
John Gallub rolled 237-206-266-709, Eric
Flack 279-212-217-708, Will Atkinson 258-
238-212-708, Vinny Massina 214-275-218-
707, Danielle Merino 256-261-697, and Corey
Gee 246-213-233-692.
William Tudy 711
FLUSHING, NY - William Tudy led the scor-
ing in the Friday Hi-Rollers League rolling
games of 211-278-223 for a high series of 711.
Tim Lau shot 257-227-218-702, Chris Mayr
237-244-221-702, Kevin Viloria 213-238-248-
699, and Ron Cabello 248-246-203-697.
Freddy Luscher 711
FLUSHING, NY - Freddy Luscher led the scor-
ing in the Gottscheer BC League rolling games
of 246-237-228 for a high series of 711.
Billy Sedler rolled 235, and Winfried
Stubenrauch 213.
In the Golden Age League Ronald Jones shot
214-219, John Acello 210, and David Gilbert
209.
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 David Kent 248 Eric Schieler 709
Home of many Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Leagues FARMINGDALE, NY - David Kent rolled 248, Irwin FLUSHING, NY - Eric Schieler led the scoring
Tarlow 216, and Steve Swersky 212 in the Thursday in the Pin Pals League rolling games of 237-
Excellent Junior Program and Adult-Junior Leagues 225-247 for a high series of 709.
Green Men League.
In the Monday AM Seniors League Alice Burns shot Steve Cheng shot 225-267-206-698, and
&RPHVHHRXUVSHFLDOV 181, and Bob Junge and Silvia Rey-Buzzonetti 171. Steve Bates 254.
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In the Early Birds League Terrence White shot
231-234-641, Vernon Mackey 235, and James
6HHRXUZHEVLWHIRUGHWDLOV FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Saturday Island Trees Carpenter 219.
League Gerry Terracchiano rolled 248, Joe Catalano, Ronnie Fandino 935

Sr. 243, and Tony Cotter 238.
6FKRROV&DPSVDQG&RUSRUDWH*URXSV:HOFRPH Nicholas Fina 232
FLUSHING, NY - Ronnie Fandino led the
scoring in the P.B.C. League firing games of

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)ULHQGO\)DPLO\$WPRVSKHUH Stremmel 227-207, and Stephan Diaczun, Jr. 202 in Jimmy Vega, Jr rolled 225-231-200-231-917,
 the Sunday Adult/Junior League. Jimmy Ansale 256-259-907, Jay Lindo 216-
0LNH)XQWVFK±0DQDJHU Joe Livolsi 225 236-263-906, Randy Cruz 204-247-213-231-
-DVRQ2SSHOW±$VVLVWDQW0DQDJHU FARMINGDALE, NY - Joe Livolsi rolled 225, 895, and Kevin Viloria 225-207-277-888.
-HDQ)XOPRUH±/HDJXH&RRUGLQDWRU Gerard Hoeler 183, and George Brenner 179 in the Terrence White 656
%RE%DO]DUHN±-XQLRU3URJUDP&RRUGLQDWRU Friday Sunshine Kids League. FLUSHING, NY - Terrence White rolled 227-
&DOOIRUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQ In the Monday AM Seniors League Wanda Williams 214-215-656, Renee Gerber 212-215-212-639,
 rolled 164, Silvia Rey-Buzzonetti 158, and Alice and Donnette Siegenthal 216-227-627 in the
 Early Birds Mixed League.
Burns 152.
6 SPORTS REPORTER April 25 - May 1, 2018

AT RAB'S COUNTRY LANES Kevin DeFrancesco 774 at Parkway Lanes

Kevin Buono 785 ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Kevin DeFrancesco led all Stephen J. Semancik tossed 289-761, James Viola
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Kevin Buono led the scoring in the Rab pin attackers with scores of 278-237-259 for a strong 258-756, Paul Stuart 269-731, Thomas Trongone
Wilkinson Memorial League blasting games of 279-258-248 for a high 774 series to lead an active night of high scorers in 289-715, Amir Miller 297-708, and Alton Dickson
series of 785. the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League at 269-698 round out the rest of the league of high scor-
Tom Wilkinson 258-276-744, Tom Hollywood, Sr. 248-278-696, and Parkway Lanes. ers for the night.
Kevin Rourke 257-682.
Ira Levy 770
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Ira Levy topped the scoring in the
RCAL/McGuire League firing a 256 game for a high series of 770.
Phil Vazzana shot 279-257-748, Anthony Manzione 242-258-724,
George Redeccha 278-259-712, Bob Coogan 266-701, Pete Veniscofski
257-703, and Fred Cipoletti, Jr. 278-697.
Bob Jabobson 759
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Bob Jacobson led all scorers with a 759 series
highlighted by games of 258-279 in the Donna Zajac Memorial Mixed
League.
Vincent Cimmino rolled 286-695, Rocco Schirippa 673, Rich
Garaventa 245-670, Melissa Oakes 265-658, and Scott Walsh 246.
Mike Pero 726
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Mike Pero topped the scoring in the Rab
Wilkinson Memorial League blasting a 278 game for a high series of
726.
Steve Basile rolled 249-257-708, Jim Episcopia 257, Philip
DeChristine, Jr. 255, and Kevin Rourke 254-666.
In the Golden Oldies League Olivia Costantino shot 205-227, Victor
Wilson 215-222, Kathy Gilberto 225, and Ralph Loggia 234.
Jim Shevlin 712
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Jim Shevlin paced the scoring in the Senior
Action League rolling games of 240-226-246 for a high series of 712.
Joe Albanese hit 238-247-689, John Heitmann 237-221-664, Tom
Harrigan 237-227-661, Vincent Castro 258-661, and Ron Mistretta 251-
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Jay Gomez 809
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jay Gomez topped the scoring in the
Middlesex County Classic League blasting games of 265-279-
265 for a high series of 809.
Anthony Angotti hit 299-210-259-768, Pat Bowler 235-268-
247-750, Anthony Serignese 270-232-246-748, Ray Tomei 268-
256-222-746, and Carmen Serignese III 243-236-266-745.
Fred Gleckler 771
HOPELAWN, NJ - Fred Gleckler topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Trios League firing games of 205-289-277
for a high series of 771.
Bill Hoese shot 234-267-214-715, Michael Dellamanna 235-
215-238-688, and Jason Hollenstein 227-244-204-675.
Rich Chaillet 741
HOPELAWN, NJ - Rich Chaillet led the scoring in the
Premiere Pro Shop Sunday Trios League rolling games of 280-
227-234 for a high series of 741.
Pat Bowler hit 234-279-226-739, Chris Fisher 257-266-206-
729, Brandon Micewicz 290-247-726, and Jen Daunno 235-
225-249-709.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Brian McAdams 723
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian McAdams led the Monday Night
Mixed rolling games of 280-227-216 for a high series of 723.
Joe Herber shot 247-221-228-696, Kyle Jannuzzi 222-233-
216-671, and Theresa Roam 247.
Lisa Columbus 720
HOPELAWN, NJ - Lisa Columbus topped the scoring in the
Family League firing games of 269-234-217 for a high 720.
Steven Osiadacz shot 212-229-265-706, Troy Lahr 233-223-
211-672, Joseph Banwer 223-213-203-639, Anthony Angotti
266-209-634, and Daniel Pawelek 236.
Jake Olszyk 697
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jake Olszyk paced the scoring in the
Thursday Night Mixed rolling 254-222-221 for a 697.
John Nutt shot 201-248, Gis Quinn 217, and Kurt
Moszkowski 211.
TJ Geniale 696
HOPELAWN, NJ - TJ Geniale led the scoring in the South
Shore League rolling of 277-240 for a high series of 696.
Gerard Scully shot 221-266-688, Brian MacDonald 661,
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Nick Biamonte 691
HOPELAWN, NJ - Nick Biamonte paced the Don E. Hellhake
Memorial rolling 277-224 for a high series of 691.
Mike Folgore hit 234-203-238-675, Don M. Helllhake 214-
234-215-663, and Kevin Kennelly 254-203-206-663.
Chuck Mantione 684
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chuck Mantione led the scoring in the
Federal Business Centers League rolling games of 244-213-
227 for a high series of 684.
John Rose hit 246, and Brian Russo 238.
Eric Duchlin 681
HOPELAWN, NJ - Eric Duchlin paced the Garden State
Mixed firing games of 204-221-256 for a high series of 681.
Fernando Chea hit 236-216-216-668, Jack Fela 279-640,
Kevin Fiore 256, and Doro Sperantzas 242.
Mike Morris, Jr. 666
HOPELAWN, NJ - In the Jerzey Pikers League Mike Morris,
Jr rolled 223-236-207-666, Ceferino Rivera 216-201-611, and
Joyce Ellison 227-223.
8 SPORTS REPORTER April 25 - May 1, 2018
2018 USBC CONVENTION RESULTS OF 2018 USBC ANNUAL MEETING
COMES TO A CLOSE LEGISLATIVE SESSION
League Rules (majority needed)
RENO, Nev. – The 2018 United States Bowling Congress Convention and
Amendment No. LR 1 – Rejected (39 accept, 803 reject)
Annual Meeting wrapped up Thursday at Grand Sierra Resort with dele-
Rule 109c, Tardy Players
gates voting on proposed legislation and for the three open positions on
Defaults the rule to allow tardy bowlers to make up missed frames.
the USBC Board of Directors.
The USBC Nominating Committee slated three candidates for the three Amendment No. LR 2 – Rejected (26 accept, 802 reject)
open board positions – incumbents Jay Daryman of York, Pennsylvania, Rule 118c, League Entering Average
and Karen Jost of Tumwater, Washington, along with Dennis Hacker of Changes default for entering averages.
Longtown, Missouri. No candidates ran from the floor.
Following a motion, and a second, for acclimation of the three candi- Tournament Rules (majority needed)
dates, Daryman, Jost and Hacker were elected by delegates by voice vote. Amendment No. TR 1 – Accepted (830 accept, 12 reject)
It will be the third three-year term for Jost, the second term for Daryman Rule 303, Management, New Rule
and the first for Hacker. All three will begin their terms on Aug. 1, 2018. Requires all Tournament Managers to be members of USBC.
Also, during the Annual Meeting, delegates voted on eight proposed
amendments – two for league rules, three related to tournament rules and Amendment No. TR 2 – Accepted (772 accept, 55 reject)
three proposals to bylaws. Rule 319a, Conditions that Apply
Both league rules were rejected while all three tournament rules, includ- Removes requirement for tournament managers to utilize printed average books.
ing the rule requiring tournament managers to be members of USBC,
were accepted. Amendment No. TR 3 – Accepted (708 accept, 133 reject)
Two of the bylaws proposals passed, including the national bylaws pro- Rule 325, Team Bowling Alone
posal to allow the USBC President and Vice President to serve a two-year Allows a tournament to have a rule to allow teams bowling alone to set their own pace.
term with a limit of two terms and for a USBC President elected in his/her
Bylaws (two-third votes needed)
ninth year to remain on the board with a 10-year maximum.
Amendment No. B 1* – Accepted (758 accept, 82 reject)
The National Recognition Awards and national youth awards, including
USBC National Bylaws
the Alberta E. Crowe and Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow awards, were pre-
Article IV, Board of Directors
sented on Thursday.
Section C. Terms
Delegates also heard reports from USBC President Frank Wilkinson
and USBC Executive Director Chad Murphy, plus reports from the USBC Article V, Officers
Strategic Planning Committee and from International Bowling Campus Section B. Election or Employment
Youth Development. Section C. Term
Highlights from Convention week include USBC’s announcement of Amended proposal: Changes the President and Vice President to two-year term, limit two terms. A President
new specifications for bowling balls. The new specifications, estab- elected in his/her ninth year will be allowed to remain on the board with 10-year maximum.
lished by the USBC Equipment and Specifications Committee, will *Note: Motion to amend proposal from one term to two terms was accepted (671 accept, 163 reject).
be implemented over the course of the next two seasons. Visit
BOWL.com/BowlingTechnologyStudy to learn more about the Amendment No. B 2 – Rejected (111 accept, 717 reject)
specification changes. USBC National Bylaws
Other highlights included the annual presentations for Bowl for the Article VI, Meeting
Cure® and the Bowlers to Veterans Link (BVL). Section A. Annual Meeting
BVL, which was founded in 1942 and is the sport’s oldest charity, pro- Allows voting at the USBC Annual Meeting to be done offsite.
vides recreational and therapeutic programs and services to America’s
active duty and veteran service men and women. Delegates had the Amendment No. B 3 – Accepted (657 accept, 147 reject)
opportunity to hear from Marine veteran Johnny “Joey” Jones, who lost USBC Merged State Bylaws
both legs after stepping on an IED in Afghanistan, and who now works Article V, Board of Directors - Management
with Southern Ground, a camp for children ages 7-17 and military fami- Section A. Board Composition, Authority and Duties
lies. Allows states to have up to two “at-large directors”.
Through contributions raised during the 2016-2017 season, BVL raised
just over $1 million for the Department of Veterans Affairs. California
once again was the top state association contributor with $113,874 while
Metro Phoenix USBC led local associations with $27,070. Learn more
about BVL at BowlForVeterans.org.
Bowl for the Cure® is a year-round fundraising initiative sponsored by
USBC in partnership with Susan G. Komen®. Thanks to the efforts of
donations from local and state associations, plus the sale of merchandise
and online donations, USBC presented a $413,922 check to Susan G.
Komen®.
USBC has raised more than $11 million through Bowl for the Cure
since 2000. Visit BOWL.com/BFTC to learn more.