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BOWL FOR THE CURE FABULOUS FOUR ESSAY CONTEST IS UNDERWAY

ARLINGTON, Texas – For two consecutive years, the Bowl for theCure® Fabulous Four essay contest has sent a group of four women on anexciting bowling adventure topped off by taking part in the United StatesBowling Congress Women’s Championships. Not only is the Fabulous Four contest returning for another year, but the

final stop of the ultimate bowling trip will be Las Vegas and the 2016Women’s Championships at the new Bowling Plaza at South Point Hotel,Casino and Spa.

Bowl for the Cure® is a year-round fundraising initiative sponsored byUSBC in partnership with Susan G. Komen®. The Fabulous Four essaycontest is designed to raise awareness about breast cancer and help honor four remarkable women who have gone through a breast cancer diagnosis.

Angel Crosby of Garrett, Indiana, was one of last year’s Fabulous Four winners. The group helped kick off the 2015 Women’s Championships bythrowing out the ceremonial first ball.

“It’s absolutely amazing,” said Crosby after bowling in the event. “It’s been a long road to get here, and I’m glad that I kept the fight. I wouldn’tchange this for the world. I’m still in awe of everything that’s happenedhere, and for us getting to go out there and throw that first ball … that wasa little scary, but I wouldn’t trade that for the world, either.”

This year’s Fabulous Four essay contest, open to women who have beenimpacted by breast cancer and/or have been involved in supporting thefight against breast cancer, is now underway. To enter, go toBOWL.com/FabulousFour and submit an essay.

The essay submission period will close Dec. 16 with entries going to aspecial selection panel that will include previous Fabulous Four winnersalong with Susan G. Komen® and USBC staff. Contest winners will beannounced in late January.

The Fabulous Four winners will receive a five-day trip that will start inthe Dallas/Fort Worth area with a tour of Komen headquarters and a spe-cial celebration dinner. The group also will go the International BowlingCampus in Arlington for a tour of the International Bowling Museum andHall of Fame, and then receive lessons from the Team USA staff at theInternational Training and Research Center.

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AT OCEANTyler Wolfe 760LAKEWOOD, NJ – Tyler Wolfetopped the scoring in the ScratchTrio League blasting games of 246-236-278 for a high series of 760.

Alec Hehir shot 268, BriannaMacLeod 267, Nic Chirichello258, and Robbie Guzman and ToriBoughton 255, Kamerin Peters252, Vicky Spirio 245, and Paige

Peters and Kyle Oliveri 244. Erin Ritchie 226 LAKEWOOD, NJ – Erin Ritchieled the scoring in the Junior Classic League rolling a highgame of 226.

Joey Kling shot 225, AngelGonzalez 224, Emma Meyer 191,Alexis Fitzmaurice 185, andRachel Katz 180.Chris ShymanskiLAKEWOOD, NJ – In the Junior Classic League Chris Shymanskishot 210, Emma Meyer 197, LizSchreier 190, Alexis Fitzmaurice188, and Jordan Nowak 183.

Cole Cook-BensenLAKEWOOD, NJ – Cole Cook-Bensen shot 184, Leah Varella182, Mikalah Carter 178, andGavin Toth 176 in the Pin HittersLeague.

Leah VarrellaLAKEWOOD, NJ – In the PinHitters League Leah Varrella hit163, Cole Cook-Bensen 156,Jason Desiderio 138, and LukeStripolli 127.

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Youth Travelers Post 41 DeucesBy Vince AlbrechtFAIRLAWN, NJ - In the Stan Niemiec Youth Travel League’s firstappearance of the season at Fair Lawn Lanes, the house plastic-stickssuccumbed meekly to the onslaught of the young keglers, surrenderingforty-one “200s”, three “700s” and five “600s”.

Three players flirted with perfection-Holiday II’s Esteban Garcia withthe front seven, teammate Tom Chamberlain with eight and Boonton’sErik Kattermann the first eleven, stopped by a cross-over pocket 6-pin.Tom Chamberlain lifted his average to 214 with his stellar 236-233-268-737, the session’s best threesome. His Holiday II squad flushed the pindeck with a closing 891 net in a sweep of seven points from the vacan-cy. In addition to Tom’s 268, Esteban posted 236, Wade Chamberlain194 [following a second game 202] and Jared Duncan 193.

When the dust of obliterated pins had settled, Erik Kattermann’s 231-200-299-730 put Boonton over the top, snapping a seven-game losingskein with five of seven points against Bowler City I. Also rolling wellwere mates’ Mark Howarth 214-202-607, Peter Hancock 193-188 andRocco Pascale 183. Sparking BC I were Jonmikal Sepero 223, AnthonyRizzo 223-201 and Kristen Kane 210-205.

Despite continuing to put up huge numbers, Hi-Tor dropped its thirdconsecutive contest, this one to a torrid Fair Lawn team which pre-dictably shot well on its home turf. Fair Lawn lit up the telescores show-ing Hunter Perry 241-213, Tyler Nappi 225-223-625, Matt Myers 221-204 and Hassan Izzard 202 in recording team handicap highs of 1093-1048 in snaring five points, 3068-2899. Hi-Tor’s posts were impressiveas usual as Brandon Smith hit 235-257-214-706, Nick Varano 234-214-206-654, Johnny Toscano 237-204-621 and 14-year-old Joseph Ardiriwith a closing 191 single.

Bowler City III moved into a three-way tie for second place by knock-

ing Bowler City II from the top rung, 2603-2493 behind Nathan Tombo230, Derek Lewandowski 213 and Gianni Calzadilla 199-189. BC II’s

best was Matt Burzynski’s third game 213.Rounding out the day’s action, Montvale benefited from a clutch tenth

frame double by anchor Henry Tipping to win a nail-biter finale and fiveof seven points from Holiday I, 2865-2749. Henry ignited his team with227-202 while Joseph Mahoney contributed a 220, Chris Torres a pair of 199 singles and Dan Sproviero 187. Holiday I’s Frank Magyar excelledwith 245-211-650, Nick Cilento added 215-212, Lilly Sigona 211-201and David Neil 190.



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By Matt Cannizzaro – USBCARLINGTON, Texas - The United StatesBowling Congress Hall of Fame will havethree new members in 2016.

Two-time USBC Open Championshipstitlist Steve Kloempken of Pleasant View,Utah, will be enshrined in the OutstandingUSBC Performance category, ProfessionalBowlers Association senior standout HarrySullins of Chesterfield Township, Michigan,will become the newest name in theVeterans category and longtime bowlingwriter Joan Romeo of Van Nuys, California,will be recognized for years of service to the

bowling industry.The committee also slated eight bowlers

for the Superior Performance national ballotthat will be voted on by a panel of USBCHall of Fame members, board members andveteran bowling writers.

The men's ballot includes Mike Durbin of Livingston, Texas; David Ozio and Mark Williams of Beaumont, Texas; RandyPedersen of Clermont, Florida; MikeScroggins of Amarillo, Texas and DannyWiseman of Baltimore.

The two competitors on the women's bal-lot are Kim Adler of Melbourne, Florida,and Tammy Turner of West Palm Beach,Florida.

The induction ceremony will take placeApril 28 at the 2016 USBC Convention inLas Vegas and will inc lude those elected for Superior Performance.

A look at the newly elected USBC Hall of Famers:

Steve KloempkenThe 45-year-old right-hander's balanced

resume includes international success as a past member of Team USA, a memorablecollegiate stint at Wichita State and two vic-tories on the sport's biggest stage at theUSBC Open Championships.

Kloempken's two appearances on Team

USA (1991, 1994), were highlighted bydoubles and trios gold medals at the 1991World Bowling Men's Championships inSingapore. That momentum carried over tohis collegiate career, where he helped theShockers to three consecutive victories atthe Intercollegiate Team Championshipsfrom 1993-1995.

In 27 years at the Open Championships,Kloempken has a 213.5 average and wontitles in Team All-Events in 1993 andRegular All-Events in 2003. He has sevenother top-10 finishes.

Harry SullinsSullins, a 58-year-old right-hander, will be

the 50th bowler inducted in the Veteranscategory of the USBC Hall of Fame.

His resume includes five ProfessionalBowlers Association national titles, the firstin 1986, along with 12 regional victories.He also has found continued success on thePBA50 Tour, earning three national titlesand more than a dozen regional wins. Hislone major championship was the 2009 PBASenior World Championship.

Sullins is known for his longevity andowns the PBA record for consecutive tour-nament appearances with 239 from 1986-1993.

As a state and local standout, Sullins hasearned 10 city championships and nine statetitles, which helped earn him induction intothe Metro Detroit Hall of Fame (2002) andMichigan State Bowling Association Hall of Fame (2003).

Joan RomeoRomeo has worked in various roles sup-

porting the International Bowling MediaAssociation, World Bowling, InternationalBowling Hall of Fame and Museum,California Bowling Writers and the TeamUSA program.

She has served as president (2012-2015)and vice president (2010-2012) of theIBMA, president of the California BowlingWriters, an executive coordinator role for World Bowling and as a trustee to theIBM/HOF.

Romeo's continued dedication to the sporthas earned her some special awards, includ-ing the California Women's BowlingAssociation Distinguished Service Award,Columbia 300 Humanitarian Award,Bowling Writers Association of AmericaMeritorious Service Award and BWAAPresident's Award.

Romeo is the mother of USBC Hall of

Famer Robin Romeo and Tori Romeo, whoalso competed professionally.Through 2015, there are 412 members of

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AT FARMINGDALE LANES AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES Pat Zenker 782ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – PatZenker led the scoring in theTuesday Oceanside Knights of Columbus League firing games of 289-277 for a high series of 782.

Mark Gralto shot 288, AndyHegman, Jr. 234-225-224-683,Phil Schaffer 243-235-681, RobAllegra 246-246-680, and PeteMorreale 233-650.Chris Lecosse 767 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Chris Lecosse led the scoring inthe Bowl N Cruise League blastinggames of 280-228-259 for a highseries of 767.

Richard McCarthy rolled 257-227-686, Keith McCarthy 224-203-615, and Kevin Rall 215-214-614.

Pedro Salcedo 761ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Pedro Salcedo topped the scoringin the Custom Thumbz DoublesLeague blasting games of 246-280-235 for a high series of 761.

Bob Thorne rolled 247-255-258-760, Charlie Torres 268-233, AlbyPezzella 255-226-700, and EricHerrera 211-267-200-678.

Anthony Bruno 756 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Anthony Bruno topped the scoringin the Friday Night Mixed League

blasting games of 221-279-256 for a high series of 756.

Jason Grima rolled 278-251-700,John LaBau 269-253-699, JohnHodge 280, Dan DiGirolamo 278-228-694, Shaun Berkowsky 221-236-225-682, Al Doerrer 224-234-218-676, and Brian Battino 246-219-203-668.

John Laurita 738ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – John Laurita led the scoring in theWednesday Night Mixed Leaguerolling games of 268-245-225 for ahigh series of 738.

Terry Boyle shot 267-239-713,Dave Goldman 247-243-700,Shaun Berkowsky 267-691, PeteConway 239-236-691, and KeithBenenati 245-231-669.

Rich Salcedo 730ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -Rich Salcedo led the scoring in theMonday 4-Man Classic Leaguefiring games of 236-236-258 for ahigh series of 730.

Mike Ramirez rolled 279-226-720, John Hodge 289-237-708,Mark DeLuca 202-231-264-697,Ed Boremski 215-256-224-695,and Mitchell Goolsby 267-225-694.

In the Monday Ladies ClassicLeague Linda Walsh shot 188,Susan Randel 181, Linda Farmer 176-166, Trish Lugo 174, and DotHoffman 166.

Sean McGinn 686 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Sean McGinn led the scoring inthe Thursday El Cheapo Leaguefiring games of 215-268-203 for ahigh series of 686.

Craig Cittadino shot 233-626,Steve Patitucci 227, and MikeWalsh 223.

Ben Everson 651ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Ben Everson led the scoring in theThursday Senior Birds Leaguerolling games of 257-209 for ahigh series of 651.

Ed Frontera shot 244-627,George Fields 206-225-627, andRoz Troutman-Buggie 235.

In the Tuesday Rockville LadiesLeague Stacy Salomides rolled231-210, Patrice Nolan 225,Gloria Belmonte 212, andKathleen Abrams 210.

Damon Brown 773FARMINGDALE, NY – DamonBrown topped the scoring in theEpic/Maple Invitational TriosLeague blasting games of 289-276 for a high series of 773.

Anthony D’Elia rolled 289-259-757, Darren Barlow 244-259-233-736, Steve Ziesig 243-224-269-736, Rich Tooker 278-233-708, Fabrizio Cerutti 279-700,Sean Mott 232-212-253-697, andAmanda Broege 268-216-686.

Mitch Kennedy 764FARMINGDALE, NY – MitchKennedy topped the scoring inthe Wednesday Early Men’sLeague blasting games of 268-259-237 for a high series of 764.

Michael Kennedy shot 267-226-215-708, Ed Stadlander 256-228-698, Earl Holden 257-224-695,Joseph Cordaro 249-233-682,and Adam Kipnes 269.

Eddie Allen 759FARMINGDALE, NY – EddieAllen led the scoring in theMNFP League rolling games of 267-256-236 for a high series of 759.

Matt Meyer rolled 242-247-235-724, Michael Larberg 213-297-205-715, and Mickey

Newbeck 247-246-204-697. Robert Gramarosso 748FARMINGDALE, NY - RobertGramarosso led the scoring in theExpressway Glass Trios League

blast ing high game of 276 and ahigh series of 748.

Robert Figgers shot 287-726,Chris Ziesig 278-712, AmefikaGreaves 258-253-704, MichaelErb 247-235-684, and AprilFucci 215-249-215-679.

Joseph Kotowicz 726 FARMINGDALE, NY – JosephKotowicz led the scoring in theTuesday Nite Owls League firinggames of 222-259-245 for a highseries of 726.

Mary Fezza shot 266-243-697, Nick Butera 226- 257-201 -684 ,Kenny Simon 279-216-670, andThomas O’Malley 256-644.

Joe Laier 722FARMINGDALE, NY – JoeLaier led the scoring in theMonday HS Practice Leaguerolling games of 281-222-219 for a high series of 722.

Mackenzie Wagner rolled 256-216-656, Richard Valentine 205-216-223-644, Leon Kessee 247-247-643, Nicholas Mencarelli235-221-641, and Joe Napoli225-214-630.

Barry Kadane 704FARMINGDALE, NY – BarryKadane rolled 249-231-224-704,Charles Jordan 245-235-222-702, Fred Catapano 245-230-688, Frankie Berardino 245-685,and Jonnae Greaves 246-236-673in the Tuesday Early BirdsLeague.

Bob Starzec 688FARMINGDALE, NY – BobStarzec paced the scoring in theFriday Late Mixed Leaguerolling games of 246-245 for ahigh series of 688.

Mike Clark rolled 216-256-211-683, Willie Cunningham 256-215-670, Sug Legrand 216-244-202-662, and Anthony Crocitto255-205-651.

Steve Raifer 675FARMINGDALE, NY – SteveRaifer led the scoring in theSunday Early Mix League rollinggames of 244-239 for a highseries of 675.

Anthony Cotter shot 248-633,Joseph Panariello 256-600, andRainer Latteier 238.

Joe Livolsi 607 FARMINGDALE, NY – JoeLivolsi paced the scoring in theFriday Sunshine Kids Leaguerolling games of 215-212 for ahigh series of 607.

Marvin Slifkin hit 192-190,Jerry Hoeler 186-174, BarneyKral 181-177, and Al Noll 177-162.

Oscar Neira shot 173, Frank Nowakows ki, George DiSa lvo,and Willie Mack 157 in theMonday AM Seniors League.

Paul Nappi 601FARMINGDALE, NY – Paul

Nap pi rol led 235 -601, AngelRamos 246-226, Tara Flapan246, and Alfonse Visco 235.

Edward Mencarelli 243FARMINGDALE, NY – EdwardMencarelli rolled 243, RobertEngellau 234, George Marrazzo224, and David Green 216-215 inthe Wednesday Party League.

Nick Jorgensen 222FARMINGDALE, NY – Nick Jorgensen rolled 222, BobAndrews 214, Pete Tonon andEvan Apostolidis 213, DaleAlberino 210, and Steve Bove208 in the Thursday Goodtimers .

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League Rose Marie Snyder shot225-181, and Nicholas Fina 177-171.

Jake Diamond rolled 201-200,Brett Markland 189, BrianLonetto 172, and MatthewFerrara 170 in the St. Martin’sLeague.

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Michael Potoski 717 HOPELAWN, NJ – MichaelPotoski led the scoring in theFriday Night Classic Leaguerolling games of 225-267-225for a high series of 717.

Russell Kyzima shot 238-248-226-712, Joey Parisi III 237-227-221-685, Dorey Badolato247-237-200-684, and VinniePagnotta 270-679.

Tommy Martino 716 HOPELAWN, NJ – TommyMartino led the scoring in theFamily League rolling games of 235-225-257 for a high series of 716.

Steve Osiadacz shot 256-631,Kevin Kopko 243, MikeSantonastaso 223, AndrewBobrowski 199-181, and SusanBobrowski 191.

Jason Gomez 711HOPELAWN, NJ – JasonGomez led the scoring in theGoldstein & Hanel DoublesLeague blasting games of 258-

278 for a high series of 711.Eugene Gaddy shot rolled 259-

212-202-673, Rashaad Caldwell246-248-669, Mickey Endress234-235-660, and Joffrey Hill216-245-656.

Russel l Bennet t 697 HOPELAWN, NJ – RussellBenett led the scoring in theWednesday Night Ladies Leaguerolling games of 236-239-222 for a high series of 697.

Mike Kelly shot 249-244-200-693, Bill Bock 211-204-246-661,Mike Rodriguez 222-238-634, andCarlos Toro 209-200-223-632.

Dorien Soto 694HOPELAWN, NJ – Dorien Sotoled the scoring in the GardenState Mixed firing games of 269-202-223 for a high 694 set.

Robert Girod hit 222-225-637,Barry Bailey 235, and CarissaKitchens 220.

Don Anione 694HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anioneled the scoring in the Friday

Nite Mixe d ro lli ng 2 57-201-236for a high series of 694.

Phil Considine rolled 215-233-233-681, Anthony Angotti 229-224-223-676, and KevinEccleston 256-206-651.

Pete Zafian 682HOPELAWN, NJ - Pete Zafianled the scoring in the Merck League firing games of 211-216-255 for a high series of 682.

Eric Hatli shot 235-246-678,Jimmy Griffin 214-201-606,and John Strauss 222.

Vinny R. Medvetz 673

HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R.Medvetz led the scoring in theLa Buona Pizza League rollinggames of 214-212-247 for ahigh series of 673.

Jeff Sanchez shot 299-670,Warren Taureck 239-219-201-659, Pat Moreno 212-211-234-657, and Mike Stenger 211-217-212-644.

In the Winter Senior CitizensAnn Aiello shot 192-184, RichRowley 175-181, Mark Doslik 180, and Earl Gregory 172.

In the Tuesday Night DoublesLeague Stephanie Hoff hit 175,and Katina Garcia 160.

Michael Bocra 661HOPELAWN, NJ – MichaelBocra paced the scoring in theAvenel Youth League rollinggames of 235-270 for a highseries of 661.

Deanna Calantoni hit 219-190,Gabby Morales 183, and JeremySoto 185.

In the Iselin AA League DarrisDouma hit 234, Joe Alberti 228,John Morgan 235, and RussellHuff 223.

Kurt Moszkowski 655HOPELAWN, NJ - KurtMoszkowski paced the scoringin the Thursday Night MixedLeague rolling games of 220-245 for a high series of 655.

Matt Cestone hit 206-224-624,Mike Forrestal 213, Vinny R.Medvetz 212, and ScottAkalewicz 211.

In the Jerzey Pikers LeagueLarry Clarke shot 210-214,Lester Moffit 209, and JoyceEllison 199-192.

Art Jakubczak 629HOPELAWN, NJ - ArtJakubczak paced the scoring inthe Knights of ColumbusLeague firing games of 268-213for a high series of 629.

Mark Makwinski hit 224-222-628, Al Tampa 225-208-613,and Joe Grossi 247.

Anna Kelly shot 203 in theWednesday Early Birds League.

John Syslo 634HOPELAWN, NJ – John Syslo

paced the scor ing in theThursday Mixed Nuts Leaguerolling games of 209-201-224for a high series of 634.

Don M. Hellhake shot 256-624, K.C. Carbonilas 236, andJoe Maloney 222.

In the Federal BusinessCenters League Chuck Mantione hit 268, Brian Russo185, and Mary Peson 176.

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AT JIB LANESOgie Lawsin 762FLUSHING, NY – Ogie Lawsintopped the scoring in the FridayHi-Rollers League blasting gamesof 258-256-248 for a high series of 762.

Abdul Sulley shot 258-248-203-709, Red Toledo, Sr. 216-234-237-687, Bobby Fox 224-241-223-688, and Robert Olvinia, Jr. 234-

210-238-682. Brett Lee 702FLUSHING, NY – Brett Lee

paced the scoring in the Friendsand Family League rolling gamesof 221-237-244 for a high series of 702.Craig Bowden shot 227-244-218-

689, Micki Stewart 212-237-227-676, Lm Wilder 253-251-673, andMarissa Woods 237-226-206-669

Marlon Enriquez 702FLUSHING, NY – MarlonEnriquez led the scoring in theBall and Chain League firinggames of 238-237-227 for a high

series of 702.Twone Williams shot 217-245-235-697, Danielle Merino 256-226-665, Dave Kokoszczynski202-246-212-660, and JoePeltzman 223-213-214-650.

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Nie miec Youth Trav el League .The season’s second visit toHoliday Bowl was extremelyfruitful for the young bowlerswhose 20,772 net pinfall chasedthe plastic-sticks off the pindecks into their bunkers; theonslaught produced a pair of 700s, ten 600s and forty-twodeuces.

In the session’s best matchup,first place Holiday II and Fair Lawn engaged in a classicmatch won by the leaders,3212-3034 and highlighted byseven deuces rolled by the play-ers who posted a composite4896 net [204 average].Particularly impressive werethe two anchors, Fair Lawn’sSteve Plaszky exploded for 264-212-257-733 and Holiday

II’s talented southpaw JaredDuncan didn’t miss a beat,hammering out 242-227-267-736.

Other highs for Fair Lawn. Nichola s Greco 235-2 00-611,

Madison Perry 208-575 andJake Nappi 200; For Holiday II.Devin Crowley 217-201-604,Justin Milligan 220 andMichael Milligan 212.

Hi-Tor continued to put upstrong numbers, but fell toMontvale, 2908-2840.Powering the New Yorkers were13-year-old Nick Varano 247-217-232-696, Brandon Smith244-207-625, Johnny Toscano228-214 and 11-year-old new-comer Victoria Varano 192-557.Sparking the victors wereJoseph “Hammer” Mahoney236-595 and Chris Torres 232-588 with teammates’ MichaellaRaab and Dan Sproviero chip-

pin g in wit h sin gles of 192 and184 respectively.

In another high-scoring affair,Bowler City III earned four

po in ts as they edge d pastHoliday I on the strength of

superb outings from Derek Lewandowski 246-235-630,David Grant 234, Nick Reyes205-587 and Peter Bondy 195.Host squad Holiday I lit up theleaderboard with 2453 net.David Neil 234-205-220-659,

Ni ck Ci lent o 218- 20 5-62 1,Alex McGuire 212-206-612 andRyan McGuire 204.

Despite rolling shorthanded,Bowler City II captured four of seven points from Bowler City I

be hind th e eff or ts of MattBurzynski 247-246-642 andArielle Wallace 184-180.Pacing BC I was Dumont junior

Kyle Schellberg 242-210-630with creditable singles fromGabby Pangaro 192 and Trevor Savoye 191. Closing out theday’s schedule, Boonton’skeglers swept seven points fromthe vacancy with fine scoresfrom Peter Hancock 245, Mark Howarth 208-193-581 andRocco Pascale who broke loosewith a season best 202-191-578.

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Dominick Capozzoli 278-737,Freda Thurman 256-713

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Freda Thurman led the ladies with a fantastic 256 game and an out-standing 713 high series.

Alan Orlando nearly obtained perfection posting a 297 game in routeto a 725 series followed by Vince Vidovic with 277-724, Lirse Jones236-695, Robert Byrd 235-674, Lance Webb 231-671 and EugeneBrezna Jr. 239-670.

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Tommy Hollywood 793STATEN ISLAND, NY – TommyHollywood topped the scoring in the Rab’sScratch Draft Classic League blasting gamesof 207-299-287 for a high series of 793.

Mike Gordon shot 289-739, Dan Dunleavy705, Mike Orlando 269-704, Jeff Scire 703,Steve Goyzen 279-700, Joel Eyssen 266,Rocky Salemmo 264, Ronny Zeigler 263,Jim Labetti 258, Brian Daluise 256, andMatt Peduto 255.

Eugene Cruz 741STATEN ISLAND, NY – Eugene Cruztopped the scoring in the Mike MassaroliMemorial League blasting games of 268-256 for a high series of 741.

Marc Avena hit 258-278-735, KevinBuono 259-732, John Coffaro 246-244-724,Kevin Ng 258-711, Martin Maromat 297-708, and Ray Tirado 257-693.

Derek Gilbert 737 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Derek Gilbert ledthe scoring in the Michael Carbonaro MixedLeague rolling a 247 game for a high seriesof 737.

Phil Oppenheim hit 278-724, WendyScarsella 257-719, Dominick Ucciardino258-709, and Mike Hall 246-673.

Jeff Schwed 729STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeff Schwed led

the scoring in the Friday Night MixedQuartets League firing games of 243-263for a high series of 729.

Rita DiPietro rolled 257-217-232-706,Justin Wichnovitz 279-705, and VincentCastro, Jr. 255-688.

In the Tuesday Early Birds League AnneMarie Rubilotta shot 248-626, MicheleSpaan 234, Lori Ann Sipas 233, and GailKorn 202.

Jeff Scire 728STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeff Scire led thescoring in the Rab Wilkinson MemorialLeague rolling games of 244-247 for a highseries of 728.

George Redecha shot 247-707, JoeLaBargo 242-256-696, Scott Walsh 249-690, Robert Jew 257-687, and DanTartaglione 671.

Jason Wichnovitz 669STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jason Wichnovitzled the scoring in the Family Fun Leaguerolling games of 247-239 for a high seriesof 669.

Christian Ruiz shot 247, Karalyn Buono246-214-620, and Breanna Barclay 202.

Dennis Costantino rolled 225, AnthoyGilberto 217, Bob Lampariello 215-205,and Sylvia Simpson 193 in the GoldenOldies League.

Adrienne Paccione 643STATEN ISLAND, NY – AdriennePaccione led the scoring in the GennarosLadies Classic League rolling games of 223-256 for a high series of 643.

Melissa Hughes shot 209-201-213-623,Jette Gullo 202-205-201-608, and SueDalton 242.

Chip Bonamo 621STATEN ISLAND, NY – Chip Bonamo

paced the scoring in the Rab’s Senior Men’sLeague rolling games of 216-218 for a highseries of 621.

Dan Cioffoletti hit 209-225, Dan Tito 201-202, and Dick Desroches 202.

In the Manic Monday Ladies League LiaCherry shot 201-197, Marie O’Sullivan191, Kathy Barclay 188, and Janet Ventre187.

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december 9 - 15, 2015 sports reporter

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