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Vol. 73 No.11 May 16 - 22, 2012 50 cents

Travis Celmer Wins First PBA East Region Title

By Russ Mills - PBA ROME, N.Y. Travis Celmer of Wernersville, Pa., defeated Brad Angelo of Lockport, N.Y., 258-213, to win his first Professional Bowlers Association East Region title in the King Pin Open presented by Brunswick at King Pin Lanes. Celmer earned $2,500 for the win while Angelo earned $1,300 as the runner-up. Celmer defeated P.J. Sonday of Luzerne, Pa., 234-207, and Angelo defeated Joe Ciccone of Buffalo, N.Y., 10-9, in a one frame roll-off after tying 244 in the semifinal round. Sonday and Ciccone each earned $825 as semifinal round losers. In the Round of 8, where the best of three games win, losers eliminated and earned $650 each: Sonday def. Patrick Allen, Baltimore, 2-1, Celmer def. Ryan Shafer, Horseheads, N.Y., 2-1, Angelo def. Jason Stadtler, Cherry Hill, N.J., 2-1, Ciccone def. PBA Photo John Szczerbinski, N. Tonawanda, N.Y., 2-0. Craig Vogel proprietor of King Pin Lanes with PBA Regional In the Round of 16 with the best of five Champion Travis Celmer. This was Celmers first PBA win. games winning, losers eliminated and earned Northport, N.Y., 3-1, Allen def. William Barlow, $550 each: Stadtler def. Louis Gaudio, Staten Island, N.Y., Edgewood, Md., 3-1, and Sonday def. Johnathan Bower, 3-0, Szczerbinski def. Brian LeClair, Athens, N.Y., 3-0, Middletown, Pa., 3-0. Shafer def. Joe Paluszek, Bensalem, Pa., 3-0, Ciccone def. In this event 300 Games were rolled by William Barlow, Frank Bellavia Jr., Niagara Falls, N.Y., 3-1, Angelo def. John Furey and Ryan Shafer John Furey, Freehold, N.J., 3-2, Celmer def. Eric Smyth, E.

Chris Dodd 835 at Holiday Bowl

OAKLAND, NJ Chris Dodd topped the scoring in the Pines Lake Mixed League at Holiday Bowl firing games of 278-278-279 for an impressive high series of 835. Dave Nagelhout rolled 258248-719, Al Dodd 269-690, Ernie Grehm 248-671, Mike Wheeler 236-654, Linda Adams 234-647, Donna Nagelhout 244-620, Linda DePope 236, and Vicki Allen 204.

Michael Dirienzo Blasted 810, Richard Acosta 803, John Gaito 300 at Maple Lanes
BROOKLYN, NY - John Gaito hit a perfect 300 game to lead all bowlers while competing in the Parking Lot Mixed league at Maple Lanes. Thursday Triples had 2 men posting great scores with Richard Acosta rolling 11 in a row to tally a 290 game and finished the session with an 803 series, his first 800 set ever, and Michael Dirienzo taking the spotlight by tossing an 810 series on games of 267, 277 and 266.

Eric Oppenheimer Hit 300 At Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ Eric Oppenheimer blasted a 300 game, along with 214-238 for a 752 series in the Middlesex County Classic League at Majestic Lanes. Ken Horvath rolled 248-246289-783, Joe Herber 235-233-253751, Andy Polidura 249-279-214742, Kevin Mal 231-279-230-740, Richard Funk III 253-223-236-717, Marcus Stevens 245-242-230-717, Greg Wojtanoski 234-247-224707, Ray Tomei 264-252-706, Tony Balletta 263-218-225-706, Eugene Tamayo 237-231-236-704, Ken Nagy 216-236-245-697, Walt Kronert 245-229-223-697, and Nelson F. Alves 223-280-693.

PBA Rockaway Regional Pro-Am Champs

Adam Concepcion Rolled 300 At Brunswick Fairlawn Lanes

By Steve Nitch FAIR LAWN, NJ Adam Concepcion took high series honors rolling in the Friday Night Scratch League at Fair Lawn Brunswick Lanes tossing a 300 game at the end of a 201, and 255 to finish with an 756 set. Steve Nitch was runner-up with a near perfect 290 game en route to a 747 series. T.J. Valetin also had a near perfect 299 for a 732 series. Wally Casola tallied 725, Karl Kalogera 275-703, Jerry Boggi rolled 268, Phil Dlugo 262, Matt Liss 269, and Roland Scott 265

Gerard Wihlborg 300 at Rabs

PBA Photo

Joe Mogelesky (left) took the Junior Division of the Rockaway Regional Pro-AM with a 1558, Jeff Ebenstein won the Adult Division for his second consecutive year, this time posting a 1552. Tyler Bott, Senior Division with 1577, Colin Goldberg, Bantam Division with 1408, PBA Regional Champion Adam Baer, and Andrew Rodriguez, Prep Division tossing 1508.

STATEN ISLAND, NY Gerard Wihlborg earned top honors in the Richmond City American Legion League at Rabs County Lanes firing a 300 game en route to the high series of 713.

Mike Ponsiglione shot 244717, Fred Cipoletti 690, Chris Beyers 257-254-677, Bobby Rinaldi 278-666, Chris Antico and Anthony Sergi 664.

SPORTS REPORTER
-- Katherine Pike, Rochester, $2,000. Pike has a 3.90 GPA at Greece Odyssey Academy and carries a 190 average on the lanes. -- Stephanie Lozada, Geneva, $1,000 Orange Sullivan Womens 500 Club Award. A student at Geneva High School, Lozada holds a 94 scholastic average while carrying a 180 bowling average in both USBC youth and school programs. -- Frank Schembari, Staten Island, $1,000 Hazel Fischer Memorial Award. Schembari has a 90 scholastic average at Xavier High School and also has a 186 average in his youth bowling league. -- Jessica Thomas, North Babylon, $1,000. Thomas ranks fifth in her class at North Babylon High School and is an allleague bowler with a 158 average. -- James Spinelli, Auburn, $1,000. Spinelli holds a 3.5 GPA at Auburn High School and has a 172 average on the lanes. -- Dakota May, Conklin, $1,000 NYS USBC Youth Leaders Award. May holds a 3.69 GPA at Susquehanna Valley High School and has a 180 average in bowling. She also has a perfect game to her credit. -- Timothy Barclay, Staten Island, $1,000 NYS USBC Youth Leaders Award. A student at Tottenville High School, Barclay has a 3.67 GPA. On the lanes, he has a 211 average with two 300 games. Idle bowling thoughts.

May 16 - 22, 2012

New York State USBC Awards $16,000 in Scholarships

The New York State United States Bowling Congress has awarded $16,000 in college scholarships for the 2011-12 season, it was announced today. Ten graduating high school seniors were selected by a committee of NYS USBC directors, chaired by Liz DeHart of Staten Island. The recipients will be honored at a presentation to take place during the NYS USBC Youth Team Championship awards luncheon on May 5 in Syracuse. Colleen Moore of Deerfield received the top award the $4,000 NYS USBC Scholarship. She will receive $1,000 per year, renewable for up to four years. A USBC youth bowler for 15 years, Moore attends Whitesboro High School where she has held a 4.0 GPA for the past three years. On the lanes, she has a 152 average. Other scholarship recipients are: -- Eric Donovan, Painted Post, $2,000. Donovan attends CorningPainted Post West High School where he has a three-year scholastic average of 88. He carries a 199 average on the lanes and has a 300 -- Casey Bechard, Queensbury, $2,000. Bechard is home-schooled with a 3.85 GPA. He holds a 210 average in competition at Broadway Lanes in Fort Edward.

MAPLE LANES HIGH ROLLERS

Men: Kenny Lew 258/717 Joseph Kurdziel Jr. 279/707 Randy Wilson 279/740 Jimmy Fong 278/714 Louis Bartolomeo 278/755 Stephen Baierlein 277/700 Frank Lacirasella 277/741 Robbie Gugliemelli 277/711 James Grover 277/747 Keith Duffy 276/710 Women: Kathleen Young 259/691 Doreen Galiteri 255/616 Tracy Cutrupi 251/661 Josephine Scoma 242/667 Ann Larick 234/623 Vanessa Bobe 225/657 Angela Rizzuto 225/619 Seniors: Alby Pezzella 259/741 Mike Scialabba 258/675 Frank Pantano 256/640 Frank Jara 245/657 Louis Calvanico 236/650 Roque Ristorucci 216/627 Frank Rossi 223/613 Senior Women: Linda Allocca 205/539 Patricia Rooney 203/523 Ronnie Davidson 192/564 Teens: Michael Martell 276/726 Joseph Romano 238/645 Giovanni Reyes 229/568 Raychon Brown 207/540 Matthew Melio 204/606 Angel Rivera 202/541 Juniors: Anthony Mastroianni 232/515 Dorrie-Anne Rizzo 193/507 Brandon Melio 137/400

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Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. That, in one word repeated over and over again best describes Mort Luby Jr.'s story of bowling pioneer Joe Thum in Luby's unique talent as a painter and his passion for history and detail. Every time I look at the rendition of Thum and his White Elephant bowling center in New York City I see something new, the cars on the street, the bowlers with their one ball bowling bags entering and leaving the center, the water tower above the building next door and the fully authenticated lamp post and of course the bowling awards and medals adorning Thums chest. I never knew Joe Thum, but I knew closely a number of people who did, among them the owner of the Bowlmor Recreation, Nick Gianos, himself a fabled New York City bowling proprietor who did so much for the game and sport. I don't know exactly how it happened but Gianos had many of the Thum memorabilia in a storage room at his Bowlmor site and every now and then I got- a good look at some of the historical items. What really drew my attention was a large group of bowling trophies that even in my less knowing youthful days I could figure out were made of silver. They were classy and added class to our sport so many years ago as did Thum. Mort Luby Sr. the father of our sport's Leonardo da Vinci, Mort Jr. was a down to earth writer, publisher, matchmaker, tournament creator and you name it. He also was a gentleman who encouraged me to write for the Bowler's Journal while I was still in college. The younger Mort, in addition to his painting prowess, always has been a man of extensive

knowledge in so many ways, but he also worked long hours in covering national bowling tournaments for daily newspapers wanting information on their local representatives. He made it his business to learn as much about bowling, bowlers and every area of the industry. And that's the way da Vinci was, delving into so many areas of life that seldom does a year go by that some new revelations about him aren't discovered. It is gratifying that Mort Luby Jr. has been so dedicated to the proper research and unveiling of bowling history because he has been an important part of that history and that's what bowling Halls of Fame and museums are all about. Luby Jr. and da Vinci---now that's a doubles team hard to beat. Bowling always bemoans the fact that it doesn't gain the sponsorships and backing of other sports on so many levels, and in the important tournament prize money area. The Phoenix golf pro stop drew a record 173,000 spectators in one day and more than a half million for the week. That's more than bowling can draw in years, both because of the lack of space for spectators, and the limited good spectator viewing spots around final action lanes. It takes the best computers to even estimate the income when 173,000 people in one day pay fancy prices for admission, parking, food, and various souvenir items. But always remember, that on any given week, millions roll regularly in leagues, clubs, tournaments, and in birthday and other celebrations. Some day, in some way, those numbers will help reward play for cash bowlers around the world.

May 16 - 22, 2012

SPORTS REPORTER

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

Anthony Parisi 299
MADISON, NJ Anthony Parisi led the scoring in the CMIL League firing a near perfect high game of 299. Mike Yoboud rolled 732, and Margaret Byrne 222.

Eric Grabusnik 268-696 Crushes in Youth Travlers

By Vince Albrecht

Mike Yoboud 279

MADISON, NJ Mike Yoboud led the scoring in the Friday Classic League firing a high game of 279. Vinnie Pagnotta and John Manganiello hit 277, Stephanie Rahn 247, Sue Dobrinsky 227, Joe Parisi 773, and Kyle McKissock 733.

Karl Kastner 279

MADISON, NJ Karl Kastner topped the Wednesday Trio League firing a high game of 279 for a high series of 703. Dave Krivak shot 264703, Bo Serillo 246, Andrew Stephens a 690, and Sally Lauderdale 214. In the Tuesday 400 Doubles League Dave Hanft shot 244, Dan Pridham and Toney Evans 235. Joe Marchese rolled 249, Ken Kastner 235, Matt Mucci 228, and Carolyn Granato 233 in the Morris County Police & Fire League.

HACKENSACK, NJ - In Stan Niemiec Youth Travel action, Bowler City I stormed into a tie for second place behind the hot hand of Hackensack junior Eric Grabusnik who established career highs in leading his team to a sweep of Bowler City III; Eric caught fire in game two with a searing 246 and didnt stop there, rattling Bowler Citys plastics with an eight-bagger en route to a personal best 268-696. Fired up by Erics play, his teammates John Draney 226, Ryan Perez 202 and Rob Gilbert, Jr 195 collaborated to produce BC Is strong outing, closing with games of 917,926. Boontons Patrick Teshima scattered the maples with a torrid three-deuce effort; tallying steady games of 217-217-236 [670], Pat pushed his team to a huge third game win and total wood after dropping two close games to Bowler City II. Salvaging three points, Boonton garnered two over average performances

from young bowlers Adam Gelvan 169,148 and Rose Feiwel 132,141. Bowler City II, by virtue of their two wins, held onto fifth place behind some fine scores from the entire squad: Nick Reyes 209, James Kane 194, Welmer Paguay 192 and Kyle Schellberg 191. Monvale rode anchor Matt Hausers 236,212-636 to a 5-2 triumph over Bowler City IV whose top marks came from Robert Jeune 140 and Louis Ferrante 130. Holidays Dillon Cilento continued to pummel the candlesticks, rolling the afternoons other three-deuce set 200-205-221 [626]; anchor Kevin Macchia added 257,202-630 and Brian Rizzi 212-584 as league-leading Holiday came away with three points against a determined Fair Lawn quartet. Paving the way for Fair Lawns two victories were Stephen Plaszky 202-538, Madison Perry 180 and Tyler Nappi 160.

4 By Joe Rizzi MONTVALE, NJ Bob Greenwood was the high scorer in the Montvale Major League, bowling a fine 783 series on games of 267, 257 and 259. Despite Bob's effort his team, DFWTOM, was edged by GDC Contracting, 19-14. Rocky Durocher bowled 253-231-225709 and Dave Hulsizer 247-688 for the winning team. Ron DeLuca rolled 222-289237-748, but despite his effort CZ's Pro Shop was defeated by Rick's Pro Shop II, 18-15. Jun Roldan bowled 258-245-227-730 and Carl Garcia 264-692 for Rick's. Bob Higgins' 255-258-228-741 was also not enough, as Bergen Batting Center was defeated by Rick's Pro Shop I, 21-12. Bobby Castillo's 253-246-232-731 and Tom Flynn's 216-290-221-727 helped 12-In-A-Row Pro Shop easily defeat GP's Restaurant, 312. Adrian Lawson's 268-215-245-

SPORTS REPORTER

May 16 - 22, 2012

Bob Greenwood 783 in Montvale Major

728 led BuddiesProShop.com past Valley Tent Rental, 18.5-14.5. Joe Alfano's 239-220-268-727 helped J&C Irrigation defeat Davey's Locker, 17.5-15.5. Chris Trembath's 203-257-263-723 led Rite Way to an easy 28.5-4.5 victory. Kevin Mahon tossed 218-228268-714 followed by Mike Rovetto with 258-219-225-702, Bob Balzarek 247-694, Tom Van Wort 267-683, Ramil Caburnay 258-681, John Menville 246-674, Rick Whitling 258-673, Matt Rovetto 257-671, Rick Guevarra 246-663, Chuck Ontal 268-662, Larry Toppin 277-659, Rich Naclerio 247-651 and Jason Tenorio 248-650.

SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES

In the Monday Seniors: Bob Haskin 211,203,605, Michael Sala 205, Kurt Behrens 231,218,647. In the Monday LIA: Daren Thomas 279,277,730, Joseph Morreale 265, Nick Marchelos 246, Shawn Blessinger 244, Lil Fucci 233, Patty Werbeck 214,207, Laura Hines 213. In the Tuesday Early Birds: Denise Exner 214, Freda Amon 213. In the Tuesday Bakers: Geza Gombas 235, Al Adam 252,647. In the Wednesday Ladies of the Morning: Sue Minischetti 215,206,602,203, Debbie Darr 202. In the Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: Bob Haskins 212-203, Richard Mennona 203, Richie Coyer 213, Marguerite Burt 208.

FARMINGDALE
Jeremy Schaffer 760
FARMINGDALE, NY Jeremy Schaffer led the Thursday 3-Man League firing 247-268-245 for a high series of 760. Ron Miller rolled 259-731, Tom Schneider 268-717, Andrew Carrig 259-247-713, and Mike Gelman 267-697.

Anthony Ammirati 755

FARMINGDALE, NY Anthony Ammirati topped the scoring in the Friday Late Mixed League firing a 264 game for a high series of 755. Tony Caridi hit 248-719, Joe Camacho 246-702, Bob Starzec 258-687, Timmy Walker 242-684, and Hari Soedarmasto 665.

Mike Alvarez 733

FARMINGDALE, NY - Mike Alvarez topped the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens tossing 246-232-255 for a high 733 series. Steve Brandt rolled 254-234-699, Al Sequeira 266-245-689, Charles Drakeford 279-688, Joseph Kelch 278-235-688, James Curran 268221-689, Steve Gonzales 255224-695, and Paul Mazza 248686.

May 16 - 22, 2012

SPORTS REPORTER

SPORTS REPORTER

May 16 - 22, 2012

AT RABS
Derek Gilbert 280
STATEN ISLAND, NY Derek Gilbert led the Friday Nite Mixed Quartets firing a high 280 game. Ross Gottlieb shot 279717, John Wilders 268-225-725, Charlie Carmichael 242, Liz Gottlieb 232, Mark Vogt 254, and Meg Bell 211234-603.

AT WALLINGTON LANES
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Sean Irvine 753

STATEN ISLAND, NY Sean Irvine topped the scoring in the Thursday 9:30 Mix League firing games of 254-279 for a high series of 753. Jared Eagler rolled 256-712, Frank Ingoglia 245, Frank Wilkinson 687, Philip Paolino 243-662, and Mike Chiussan 662

Coors Light Public Safety The High score for the night was shot by none other than Kevin (Tito) Jackson 269,256,245 770, Ken Cook 257, Luis Brito 247, Ed Shell 240,Paul Lombardi 239, Billy Lyons & Dennis Edgar238, Jose Morell,236, William Zika, Kenny Lee, 235, Steve Mocarski 233, Pablo Spadavecchia 231-224, Danilo Cabrera, Emilo Jimenez221, Joseph Murgittroyd 211, Wally Wehrhahn. Tuesday Early 5 Man Jae kim was the high scorer with 278, Stephen Mansfeild 269, Frank Vitale, Don Snyder,Steve Mastro & dante Lyer all had 267. Norman Granger starting to bowl very well had a 266, Tom Twist 265, 252, John Rebecky 255 Keith Schirmer 253 , Tom Twist 252. Now for the Seniors Leagues Dave Karpel 201 , Ernie Parisi 200, the new bowler to the Sr. League Tom Irvolino 208 , Tom Iannicelli & Greg Shenloogian 203 .

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May 16 - 22, 2012

SPORTS REPORTER

Rob Byrd 712 at Parkway Lanes

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Rob Byrd topped all bowlers with scores of 240-234-238 for a high series of 712 in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes. Mark Marton bowled 269-691, Scott Dunning 258-683, David Reilly 244-669, Mike Aiellos 248-666 and Jason DeRosa 244-650.

AT ROCKVILLE CENTER
DUKE DeMARCO INVITATIONAL Brett Gower 290, 279 and 809 for three; 809 for John Boock with 276 and 275; John Laurita 287; Tom Handley 280 with 756; Bob Farrell 278 and 769 for three; 278s for Dave Smollett and Tommy Genova; John Hodge 275 OCEANSIDE KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS A perfect game from Pat Zenker with a 732 series; Chris Ciociano shot a 264 and 714 series; 257s from William Schierle, Tom Forkin and Pete Jonker! Heather Maxwell represented the Women with 247, 228 and 201 for a 676 CUSTOM THUMBZ DOUBLES Brian Evans 280 and 730 series; 279 for Michael Ramirez with a 706 for three; Bill Viccora 269 and a 743 series; Ron Don 266 and 732 series; 265 for Mike Frey; Quentin Collins 738 for three From the Women 247 and 618 series from Audrey Singleton; 639 series with a 246 for Edith Davis; 239, 228 and a 661 for three from Nadine Williams-Clory; Nicole Cumberbatch shot 224 and 214 with a 632 series; 203 for Nashalie Baret FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED Rob Spitler 279 and 728 series; John Labau with 264, 258 and a 711 for three; 257 from Edward Galanty For the Women Kristen Hayes 278, 217 and 693 series; Kim Rivera 234; Gina Lella 225 and 214; Maggie Cosby 213, 204 and a 608 series; Debbie Potasso 208 SENIOR BIRDS Aubrey Pereira 268, 244 with 725 for three; 257 from Richard Franklin; For the Women Curtis Mae Harbison 233, 222, 182 for a 637 series; Judy Clarke 222; Sadie Preston 568 series; Stephanie Vander 510 series.

AT OCEAN
Ricky Ennis 246
LAKEWOOD, NJ Ricky Ennis led the scoring in the Saturday Scratch Trio League firing a high game of 246. Mike Ormsby and Brian Coupe rolled 245, Amber MacLeod 242238, Kaitlynn Nardiello 237-235, Sydney Scelfo 236, Corinne Maher 226, and Tori Campbell 224.

Nicole Aumack 233

LAKEWOOD, NJ Nicole Aumack rolled 233, Noah Zawadzky 230, Shawn Kollmer 218, Jillian Stuart and Robert Guzman 211, Jessica Cohen 201, and Cathy Jones 198. In the Saturday Pin Hitters League Paige Peters rolled 189, Alec Hehir and Kamerin Peters 178, Livia Apalluto 165, and Deann Downs 161.

SPORTS REPORTER

May 16 - 22, 2012

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Danny Knopf 788
HOPELAWN, NJ Danny Knopf led the scoring in the Madison Park Mens League firing games of 256299-233 for a high series of 788. Andrew Tripka rolled 243-278766, Buddy Verardi 247-247-258752, Matthew Manenty 277-234214-725, Willie Zammitto 246267-704, and Suzie Bleacher 233246-662. In the Thursday Mixed Nuts League John Syslo rolled 224218-636, Don M. Hellhake 266629, Brian Petretta 246-623, and Kevin Kennelly 234.

Rich Rowley 675

HOPELAWN, NJ Rich Rowley 211-230-234-675, and Mary Dosilk 219 in the Winter Senior Citizens . In the Iselin AA League Joe Hennessey rolled 224-200-221645, Matt Cestone 213-234-629, Ricky Wiget 236-247-624, and Danny Hunter 222-207-620.

Pat Moreno 662

HOPELAWN, NJ - Pat Moreno led La Buona Pizza League tossing games of 235-221-206 for a high series of 662. Scott Akalewicz shot 234-232647, Vinny Medvetz 219-246-647, Joe Herber 245-210-647, and Leigh Gerba 204.

Ken Horvath 759

HOPELAWN, NJ Ken Horvath led the Raritan Bay Mens League firing 258-243-258 for a 759. Glenn Mohr rolled 268-208-279755, Sean Zeleniak 249-244-255748, Rich Nicholls 225-279-235739, Joe Lampariello 258-248224-730, and Ted Lapka 258-244214-716.

Jeff Monteleone 750

HOPELAWN, NJ Jeff Monteleone led the scoring in the Academy Madness League tossing 268-247-235 for a 750 high series. Rich Funk III rolled 298-205-245749, Frank Viverito 221-224-642, and Shelly Jacques 211-214-623. In the Winter Senior Citizens League Rich Rowley rolled 202248-628, and Larry Johnson 213.

Elio Carrasco 690

HOPELAWN, NJ - Elio Carrasco led the scoring in the Sunday Nite Mixed pitching 246-265 for a 690 high series. Jason Quintana shot 212-214227-653, Sean Williams 201-257652, Thomas Ortiz, Sr. 212-243646, David Crane 234, and Carole Lopez 212.

John Halliday 690

HOPELAWN, NJ - John Halliday led the scoring in the Merck League firing games of 258-232200 for a high series of 690. Brain Gould rolled 216-212-203631, and Bill Pyrz 216-222-610.

Don Anione 687

HOPELAWN, NJ - Don Anione led the scoring in the His & Hers League firing games of 238-213236 for a high series of 687. Michael Holoka rolled 213-203258-674, Mary Ellen Oehler 201267-643, Mike Donte 224-225633, and Bill Smith 237-220-627.