march 9 - 15, 2016 sports reporter

By Jerry Schneider - PBALOS ANGELES – In an evening of fun, glitz, bowling,

great athletes from other sports and entertainers pairing up

with the PBA’s best for competition, Los Angeles Clippers

All-Star guard Chris Paul has made a tradition out of rais-

ing awareness for a great cause through his CP3 PBA

Celebrity Invitational presented by GoBowling.com that

aired on ESPN.

In a “battle of the sexes” championship match contested

at Lucky Strike LA Live, the team of PBA Hall of Famer

Pete Weber and former NFL All-Pro receiver Terrell

Owens defeated international bowling star Clara Guerrero

and Olympic and World Cup women’s soccer gold medal-

ist Hope Solo, 78-54, in a special four-frame doubles for-

mat championship match.

On their way to the championship match of the event,

now in its seventh year, Weber and Owens beat two other

pro/celebrity teams. In the quarterfinal round, they defeated

seven-time Tour winner Bill O’Neill and Shawn Stockman

of the group BoyZ II Men, 68-48, and 2015 Rolltech PBA

World Championship winner Gary Faulkner Jr. and former

Major League All-Star pitcher and PBA50 Tour competitor

John Burkett, 64-52, in the semifinal round.

“It was probably a matter of time,” said Owens, who was

making his third CP3 Invitational appearance. “I had

bowled well in past events but it was a combination of

being more consistent and having a great partner.

“As the matches went on, the better I bowled and the bet-

ter Pete and I were coming together as a team. It’s like any

sport where you get more focused you get better results. I

really felt I had all the pieces of the puzzle in place,” Owens

continued. “I had the right ball and it left my hand clean, so

it was up to me to do my part for the team.”

For Weber, who ranks fourth on the list of all-time PBA

Tour title winners with 37 titles, it was his second CP3

Invitational win. In a 2012 trios contest, he won with actor

Jerry Ferrara and Paul’s L.A. Clippers teammate, forward

Blake Griffin.

“The ‘bad boys’ did good,” said Weber, using a play on

words related to his documentary, “The Bad Boy of

Bowling,” which premiered on ESPN’s 30 for 30 series just

a couple days before this competition. “Terrell and I

thought the ladies (Solo and Guerrero) would give us a

tough match because they were bowling well and we were

looking forward to that challenge. Hope was keeping the

ball in play and Clara was throwing strikes like she usually

does so we were going to have our work cut out for us.

“I was bowling a little conservative,” Weber added. “I

was throwing it harder and straighter to stay out of trouble.

The last thing you want to do is leave a split or tough spare

because you don’t have any time to recover from it.”

Guerrero and Solo eliminated Paul and three-time reign-

ing PBA Player of the Year Jason Belmonte, 74-58, in their

quarterfinal match before defeating nine-time PBA Tour

winner Sean Rash and his partner, Super Bowl champion

Denver Broncos running back C.J. Anderson, 78-67, in a

close contest. Tied in the ninth frame with 49 each,

Guerrero doubled in the 10th to clinch her team’s trip to the

championship match.

In the other quarterfinal matches, Burkett and Faulkner

eliminated 18-time Tour winner Chris Barnes and former

NFL defensive end and ESPN SportsNation co-host

Marcellus Wiley, 99-49, while Rash and Anderson ousted

defending CP3 Invitational champion and three-time Tour

winner Ronnie Russell and multiple Olympic and World

Championship track gold medalist Allyson Felix, 80-64.

The event also included a celebrity sudden-death best ball

“clash” which included additional celebrity guests Anthony

Anderson, star of ABC-TV’s “Black-ish”, and hip hop artist

Too Short. Burkett, who had a best PBA50 Tour finish of

fourth place in his 2015 rookie season, outlasted the other

celebrities by bowling a nine-count to Owens’ seven-count

in the ninth and final frame for the win.

The beneficiary of the CP3 event was the Chris Paul

Family Foundation which strives to positively impact indi-

viduals and families by providing resources that enrich and

strengthen healthy development of strong communities.

Through partnerships with Feed The Children, Make-A-

Wish Foundation, The Salvation Army, Boys & Girls Clubs,

LA's BEST, The Reachability Foundation and Habitat for

Humanity, the foundation supports literacy and technology

initiatives, health and wellness programs and afterschool

enrichment.

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Glen Smith 300 at Rockville Centre

FLUSHING, NY – Bryan Paul

blasted a 300 game in the Friday

Hi-Rollers League at Jib Lanes.

Ogiez Lawsin shot 258-290-259-

807, Robert Olvina 242-245-227-

714, Steve Amarosa 258-254-710,

and Felix Toledo, Sr. 214-277-

219-710.

Bryan Paul 300 at Jib Lanes

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ray

Laursen, Sr. blasted 300 in the Rab

Wilkinson Memorial League at

Rab’s Country Lanes.

Stephen Basile shot 277-255-

769, George Redecha 267-247-

749, Tom Hollywood 248-718,

Mike Orlando 258-701, Rob

Taglianetti 258-698, Tom

Wilkinson 278-684.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Glen Smith blasted a 300 game in

the Wednesday Early Men’s

League at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Keith Manza rolled a 278 game

followed by Al Digangi posting a

263 and a 208, and Ken Bruce col-

lected a 259.

Bryan Berg, Jeremy Schaffer 300 at Farmingdale Lanes

Marvin Green, Justin Sloan, Wilson Aponte Jr. 300

In 4-Man at Lodi Lanes

Rich Tanner 300 at Rockville Centre LanesROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Rich Tanner blasted a

300 game in the Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Pat Zenker shot 289-234-746, Nolan Ryder 299-

236-738, Keith Massimillo 223-255-237-715, Pete

Morreale 267-226-695, William Schierie, Jr. 210-

268-208-686, and Pete Slavska 253-669.

LODI, NJ - Marvin Green, Justin Sloan, and Wilson

Aponte Jr. each rolled perfect with a 300 game while

competing in the Tuesday Night 4-Man at Lodi

Lanes.

Manny Gonzalez posted a 288 game along with

Chuck Trimblett, Davis Hulsizer, and Ian Kaufman,

while Scott Dunning hit a 279 in his 777 set and Rick

Guevarra 278 in a 748.

Pete Weber, Terrell Owens Team Up to Win CP3 PBA Celebrity Invitational

FARMINGDALE, NY - Bryan Berg and Jeremy

Schaffer each blasted a 300 game in the Expressway

Glass League at Farmingdale Lanes. Bryan added

games of 209 and 247 to his 300 to finish with a 756 set.

Anthony D’Elia rolled 279-261-224-764, Brian

Ziesig 258-249-237-744, Robert Figgers 279-224-

237-740, Robert Huryn 279-718, and John Zawaski

263-242-710.

Ray Laursen Sr. 300 at Rab’s

PBA photo

Pete Weber, Chris Paul and Terrell Owens

2 SPORTS REPORTER March 9 - 15, 2016

Last November, the International

Bowling Museum and Hall of

Fame unveiled a new “Frame for

Frame Project” that not only was

long overdue, but somehow man-

aged to capture the attention of

film lovers on a much higher plane

than bowling had ever done

before.

“Frame for Frame,” simply put,

is trying to raise money to digitize

and permanently save an estimat-

ed 500,000 feet of film that is

slowly-but-surely decaying in

canisters at the IBM/HF in

Arlington, Texas. It’s an initiative

spawned by Gregg Williams, who

was recently hired as IBM/HF

Director of Development.

Williams has proved to be a rare

case of an employee with limited

bowling background who came

into our sport and immediately

recognized a treasure chest that,

apparently, those much closer to

the subject either failed to compre-

hend or chose to ignore.

Back story: When the IBM/HF in

St. Louis was shutting down in

preparation to move to its new

location in Texas, four members of

the USBC public relations staff

(myself included) took a trip to St.

Louis to get an idea of what need-

ed to be moved. We were stunned

with what we found in storage:

Literally dozens of ancient 16mm

B&W film reels including such

programming as a women’s cham-

pionship bowling series held in

Chicago in the early 1950s – like-

ly put together by the late Sam

Weinstein – plus copies of All-Star

Bowling, Jackpot Bowling,

Celerity Bowling, etc.

Why were they hidden in a clos-

et? Because the IBM/HF had

never done anything to raise the

money needed to convert the film

to a more modern, permanent

medium.

Shortly thereafter, I was involved

in the cleansing of a huge base-

ment full of everything-you-can-

imagine at Bowling Headquarters

in Greendale, Wis. Unless some-

one recognized its value, every-

thing in the basement was headed

to a dumpster. Included were all of

the tapes of Ladies Pro Bowlers

Tour telecasts I had been involved

with, dating back to the early

1980s, including some one-of-a-

kind VHS tapes. I insisted the

tapes be saved because they were

irreplaceable.

I think they made the move to

Arlington, although I have no

proof.

Anyway, back to Gregg

Williams, who not only under-

stood the historical significance of

saving these films, but imagined

how clips might be converted to

income at some point – as back-

ground footage in films, vintage

commercials, composite videos

for sale to the public, etc. A little

imagination can often turn silver

(screen movie footage) to gold.

So IBM/HF created “Frame for

Frame” to raise money to begin

digitizing and cataloging these

invaluable resources.

The initial party was centered

around an invitation-only screen-

ing of a movie, “Sex, Death and

Bowling,” at IBM/HF in Arlington

where writer/director Ally Walker

(the wife of FX Network CEO

John Landgraf) was on hand. To

perk up mainstream interest in the

project, an exhibit featured clips

and highlights of several televi-

sion shows and movies that have

incorporated bowling. Those pro-

ductions also are part of the

IBM/HF archives.

The mainstream connection

prompted HollywoodReporter.com

to chime in, encouraging members

of the film industry to help raise the

$200,000 needed to do most of the

digitizing work. It would be a

shame, the website noted, if classic

bowling footage of Mickey

Rooney, Tiny Tim, Don Adams,

Jayne Mansfield and dozens more

is lost.

That could just be a start. As

Williams noted, “We don’t even

know what we have. We could be

sitting on a treasure trove of stuff.”

So if you needed a reason to

make a donation to the IBM/HF,

now you have one.

Send your contribution to:

Frame for Frame c/o IBM/HF

621 Six Flags Dr.

Arlington, TX 76011

Saving Bowling’s HistoryBy Bill Vint

ROCKAWAY ROLLERSSpanish American Mixed: Julio Soto 268-746, Jose Acevedo

256-677, Manuel Matias 248, Tyrone Wahl 704, Jose Acevedo

299-773, Julio Soto 279-647, Manuel Matias 247, Tyrone Wahl

677.

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Bill Ratliff 290-749, Walter

Worman 277, Gene Pukas 277-748, Tyrone Roberts 267, Rebecca

Chapparro 203-557, Sandy Turner 202-570, Dot Newsome 189-

510, Linda Barber 198.

Rockaway Foursome: Paul CeCe 279-730, Tim Panek 269-743,

Justin Ragucci 266-678, Kevin Sikora 705, Ken George 252,

Liesl Apgar 226-649, Joan Rauch 192-563, Kristine Bohn 187,

Liza Gallo 186-537, Marianne Colon 509.

Nor Bu: Keith Helbourg 279-740, Chris Bakos 254-700, Glen

Boyd 235, Charles Wright 631, Stacey Titus 231, Mariae

Vantreuren 556, Cherly Wolf 195-472.

Thursday Night Mixed: Colin Beasty 268-677, Ken George 268-

734, Steven Haneveld 257-720, Paul Longo 250-661, Carol

Crenzio 192-509, Joann Brown 189-534, Teri Ren 497, Jerry

Brown 222, Matha Hoffman 170-467.

Thursday Night Foursomes: Steve Jankovitz 265, Dave

Martaorana 258-648, Marc Goldberg 256-711, Ken Emker 245-

658, Frank Grumka 235-636, Chris Braun 224, J. W. Albensi III

222-661, Caren Hunt 214-604, Jacqlyn Coren 158-446.

Rockaway Mixed: Gene Pukas 290-812, Richard McColligan

268-750, Jim Testa 267-748, Brian Theriault 266-673, Mike

Smith 257-738, Lynne Coleman 297-762, Donna Sodano 216-

625, Donna Martin 212-575, Patty Colucci 199, Dawn Palmer

206-557.

Put Togethers: Geno McCroy 212-574, Fred Driver 192-503,

Erik Wrobel 192-522, Amy Caselli 189-475, Michelle Halko 180-

521, Stephanie Clark 158-462.

Have a Ball: David Boylan 171-482, Mark Mondello 165-457,

John Cusman 122-331, DIane Cusman 141-384.

Youth Bowlers

Dover High Schools: Aaron Vilar 228-578, Kennethy Pinedo

219-485, Ronald Mendez 203-466, Jonathan Sosa 166-403, Cindy

Flores 115-305, Breonna Dunn-Houston 99-249.

Ball Busters: Brandon Kwestel 246-552, Alex Groome 223-585,

Mathew Meidling 221-566, James Gallagher 218-544, Matthew

Graner 213-509, Mark Howarth 185-500, Brian Crocetti 156-445,

Kyle Fillebrown 154-428, Liam Reale 133-369, Emma Wright

169-416, Samantha Dietz 133-323, Sarah Gallagher 121-348.

Weekend Warriors: David Sammond 167-434, Benjamn Cruz

146-353, Benjamin Gingsberg 146-328, Scott D 140-352, Luke

Hutchinson 82-232, Hannah Digangi 149-322, Chelsey Cruz 114-

317.

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AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESTony Taylor 757ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tony Taylor topped the Custom

Thumbz Doubles blasting 278-

255 for a high series of 757.

Ed Boremski rolled 272-56-749,

Paul Circhero 279-263-745, Chris

Barbaro 237-223-279-739, and

Alby Pezzella 255-237-715.

John Laurita 755ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Laurita led the Wednesday

Night Mixed firing games of 264-

237-254 for a high series of 755.

Willie Fessler shot 256-243-256-

755, Dominick Laurita 238-258-700,

Bruce Skellington 216-266-685, and

Sean McGinn 213-248-663.

John Cardinale 746ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Cardinale topped the scor-

ing in the Thursday Mixed

League firing games of 256-

246-244 for a high series of

746.

Matt Wright shot 290-233-712,

James Borzoni 278-251-705,

Teddy Avgerinos 224-247-220-

691, Joseph Jhingree 257-686,

and Gary Ton 235-225-215-675.

In the Tuesday Koffee Kats

League Adrienen Lupo shot

193, Patricia Guido 190,

Michele Perlmutter 176, and

Alison Vogt 172.

Stanley Rosadio 728ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Stanley Rosadio topped the scor-

ing in the Thursday Senior Birds

rolling 222-238-268 for a 728.

Jerry George shot 248-219-663,

Michael Carpenter 233-215-203-

650, and Ed Frontera 247-636.

Tony Depperman 723ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tony Depperman led the Friday

Night Mixed rolling games of


Gina Lella shot 279-234-705, Al

Doerrer 227-224-246-697, James

Crider 248-244-686, Brian Battino

242-238-201-681, and Joe

Nipitella 205-248-225-678.

Keith Manza 720ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Keith Manza topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Early Men’s

League firing games of 249-237-

234 for a high series of 720.

Al Digangi hit 248-225-246-719,

Ben Gregoretti 223-248-247-718,

Glen Smith 246-236-688, Antonio

Flores 247-237-686, and Barry

Clare 258-670.

John LaBau, Jr. 713ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John LaBau, Jr. led the scoring in

the Thursday El Cheapo League

rolling games of 265-236 for a

high series of 713.

John Moran rolled 253-221,

Boris Sosa 246, Peter Micca 236,

and Mark Kopper 212.

In the Wednesday Clark Gillies

League Esther Alongi hit 195,

Charlene Spinelli 173, Sheila

Weissman 171, and Karen

Lucchesi 163.

Jim Marino 709ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jim Marino topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Senior Doubles

League blasting games of 236-


Aubrey Pereira shot 266-211-

673, Mike Desmond 258-213-653,

Dwight Floers 269, Pat Zenker

268, and John Luster 267-204-

634.

Mary Pat Murphy shot 191, Kami

Radin 176, Letitia Kopper 174,

and Anita LaSpina 172 in the

Tuesday Long Beach Catholic

Ladies League.

Patrice Nolan 680ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Patrice Nolan led the scoring in

the Tuesday Rockville Ladies

League blasting games of 259-216

for a high series of 680.

Vicky Lockwood hit 267-640,

Kathleen Abrams 211, and Joanne

Valentine 205.

Robert Barber 677ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Barber topped the scoring

in the Saturday Scholarship

League rolling games of 258-235

for a high series of 677.

Stephen Winley rolled 223-255-

668, Brian Becktold 220-237-208-

665, and Jair Brooks-Davis 237.

Andy Eisner 653ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Andy Eisner led the scoring in the

Saturday Temple Avodah League


high series of 653.

Scot Mackoff shot 244-621, Ken

Fischgrund 231, and Stu Snider

and Bruce Schneider 210.

Linda Walsh 215ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – In

the Monday Ladies Classic

League Linda Walsh rolled 215,

Dawn Waldhof 209, Danielle

Davis 172, and Patty Bucicchia

169.

Ryan Musciotto 300, Diane Modelfino 603

At Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Ryan Musciotto found perfection with a 300

game and an excellent 769 series in the Monday George’s Memorial

League at Parkway Lanes. Diane Modelfino led the ladies with a nice

234 game and 603 series.

Additional high scores for the men included Pete Gurrieri tossing

268-740, Bryant Adams 268-706, Al Del Vecchio 266-691, John Lord

248-673, Vernon Moody 268-664, Alan Orlando 238-639, Andrew

Orlando 230-637.

The woman top scorers also included Diane Modelfino 234-603,

Cathy Seco 203-594, Lisa Dul 199-584, Anne Del Vecchio 246-656,

Freda Thurman 202-533 and Dot Dul 191-523 rounding out the field

of high scorers.


AT FARMINGDALE LANESSean Mott 793FARMINGDALE, NY – Sean

Mott topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

blasting games of 269-279-245 for

a high series of 793.

Ed Stadtlander shot 258-246-

234-738, Michael Alvarez 244-

227-255-726, Eugene Neal 264-

244-711, and Vernon Brown 283-

223-203-710.

Kenny Simon 754FARMINGDALE, NY – Kenny

Simon led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling

games of 227-259-268 for a high

series of 754.

Rafael Santos shot 218-204-226-

648, John Bannon 247-623, Victor

Cassano 226-221-638, and Bill

Kremlicks 222-211-627.

Mike Agosta 740FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Agosta topped the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League rolling


series of 740.

Bob Sratzec hit 236-268-213-

717, Kyle Durfee 240-646, Howie

Selwin 236-229-642, and

Peterjames Marshall 267.

Andrew Carrig 734FARMINGDALE, NY – Andrew

Carrig topped the scoring in the

Epic/Maple Invitational Trios



Rob Figgers hit 248-247-715,

Darren Barlow 232-239-246-717,

Louis Getzelman 268-225-220-

713, Fabrizio Cerutti 257-236-

711, Billy Vasold 232-243-225-

700, Adrienne Schneidman 224-

232-243-699, and Joe Casale 277-

682.

Bobby Wilson 711FARMINGDALE, NY – Bobby

Wilson led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League

rolling games of 243-254-214 for


Greg Herzing hit 266-243-704,

Jeff Page 209-265-226-700,

Kerrick Jones 248-238-699,

Richard Mambara 251-689, John

Palmieri 266-683, and Clay Hunt

279-203-674.

Tom Prendergast 706FARMINGDALE, NY – Tom

Prendergast led the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League



Gary LaCara hit 266-213-683,

Paul Baron 235-226-220-681,

Matthew Gierl 212-204-228-644,

and Robert Liguori 236-213-642.

Richard Valentine 690FARMINGDALE, NY – Richard

Valentine topped the scoring in the

Monday High School Practice

League rolling games of 2255-


Darius Fuller shot 245-216-228-

689, Alex Cruz 247-211-653,

Diamond Hunter 237-203-635,

and Carly Licht 221-628.

Jodi Nappi 661FARMINGDALE, NY –Jodi

Nappi led the scoring in the

Saturday Nite Friends League



Joe Camacho hit 256, Alfonse

Visco 219-222-633, John

Mercurio 235, and Tara Flapan,

Kathy Gano 222.

Edward Mencarelli 637FARMINGDALE, NY- Edward

Mencarelli paced the scoring in

the Wednesday Party League


high series of 637.

Lloyd Hasluck shot 219-214-

630, David Green 234-202-613,

Robert Engellau 244, and Mike

Marrazzo 225.

Steve Raifer 636FARMINGDALE, NY – Steve

Raifer paced the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League


high series of 636.

Joshua Marino hit 252-622, Joe

Venezia 224-213-622, and Joseph

Panariello 215-206-603.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Michael Brun hit 205-194,

William Snyder 171, and Louis

Gravino 161.

Robert Grieb 625FARMINGDALE, NY – Robert

Grieb rolled 207-214-204-625,

Nick Jorgensen 254-216-621,

Mike Bagnato 227-203-610, Dale

Alberino 224-205-609, and Steve

Bove 243 in the Thursday

Goodtimers League.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Frank Napolitano shot

200, Gerard Hoeler 188, Al Noll

180, and Joe Montefusco 175.

Eric Brennan 212FARMINGDALE, NY – Eric

Brennan rolled 212, Brett

Markland 197, Brian Lonetto 180-

175, and Matthew Ferrara 168 in

the Saturday St. Martin’s League.

Eileen Richter 206FARMINGDALE, NY – Eileen

Richter rolled 206, Fai Livolsi, Joe

Livolsi, and Marvin Slifkin 192,

Emanuel LaGatta 182, and

Rosemarie Hoeler 174 in the

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At Mouse Trap LanesWOODBINE, NJ - Andrew

Stewart led the way in Mouse Trap

Lanes' Thursday Night Men's

League blasting 279-243-249 for a

771 series.

Brian Davis rocked 290-217-

256-763, Dale Gerber 237-230-

259-726, Jim Young, Sr. 253-212-

258-723, Greg York 256-266-714.

Mark Bisignaro, Sr. had his first

700 series blasting games of 255,

228, 222 for a705 set. Tam Bui hit

279-201-221-701, Brian Scamoffa

297-211-698 and Mike Vazquez

259-224-207-690.


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Toby Caruana 299CORAM, NY – Tony Caruana topped the scoring in the Right Approach Quads League firing games of 218-


Anthony Reese rolled 236-259-248-743, Mike Valenti 256-257-226-739, Steve Ammirati 279-234-225-

738, and Pete Bohleber 236-212-268-716.

Joe Romanski 768CORAM, NY – Joe Romanski topped the scoring in the Wednesday Night Live League blasting games of

246-288-234 for a high series of 768.

Josh Nordstrom rolled 201-288-671, Tyler 213-256-652, Ken Woods 200-236-634, and Will Risley 207-

226-631.

Ted Stankewicz 754CORAM, NY – Ted Stankewicz topped the scoring in the Friday Morning Seniors League blasting games of


Willie Moore rolled 207-236-637, Barry Kopeloff 232-216-631, and Bill Galgano 205-215-213-633.

AT CORAM COUNTRY LANESNorth Jersey High School Bowling

Darren Javiver 765, Steve Plaszky 736 Top the FieldBy Vince Albrecht

LODI, NJ - In perhaps the biggest surprise in the North 1B Sectionals

[Hudson, Passaic and Sussex County], a young Clifton squad came away with

the Group 4 title and advanced to the State Tournament at Carolier Lanes in

North Brunswick. The Mustangs sat in fourth place behind powerhouse

favorites Dickinson and Passaic Tech heading into game three when they broke

loose for an outstanding 1048 to shock the leaders and snare the title.

Finishing big in the finale were freshmen Joe Paolillo [255] and Nick

Innacome [210] while freshman star Johann Gamo, who led his team’s league

play in the Big North with a 200+ mark, fired a 619 set to put Clifton on top.

Passaic County champion West Milford finished runner-up to St Peter’s Prep

in Group 3 to join the Marauders down at Carolier. It’s the fourth visit to North

Brunswick for the Highlanders in the past six years and this year’s ticket can be

largely attributed to strong finishes by Andrew Finke [248] and Matt Goldberg

[234]. Sussex Tech, as expected, easily took Group 2, but the Big North’s

Lakeland quintet had to win a Baker style playoff, 170-153 over Lenape Valley

to advance with the Ravens. NJIC Colonial Division Champ Hawthorne added

the Group I Sectional Title to its list of this season’s successes behind a spectac-

ular outing from junior Steve Plaszky whose second place individual 736 three-

some sends him to the state individual tournament as well.The top two teams in each of the four groups as well as the nine best individual scor-

ers advance to Carolier:Team Statistics: Group 4 – Clifton 2871, Dickinson 2808, Bayonne 2792, Passaic Tech 2750;

Group 3 – St Peter’s Prep 2970, West Milford 2813, Sparta 2676, Hopatcong/Mount Olive 2494;

Group 2 – Sussex Tech 2851, Lakeland 2477, Lenape Valley 2477, High Point 2362; Group 1 –

Hawthorne 2959, Pompton Lakes 2875, Hudson Catholic 2867, Marist 2501.

Nine Individual Qualifiers: Tournament Champion Darren Javier [Bayonne] 765, Steve Plaszky

[Hawthorne] 736, Matt Rodriguez [St Peter’s Prep] 698, Jivan Persaud [Hudson Catholic] 687,

Jared Ammugauan [St Peter’s Prep] 675, Brandon Hanson [Marist] and Anthony Rizzo [Passaic

Tech] 674, David Neil [Pompton Lakes] 664 and Christian Bermudes [North Bergen] 663.


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Mark Gollinge 757 at Howell LanesHOWELL, NJ - Mark Gollinge blasted high series 757 and 269 high

game in the Mixed Nuts League at Howell Lanes. Mike Savoye 261 and

Lou DiGirolamo 252-713 while Chris Nicholsen tossed a 702 series.

Eve Nicholsen hit 214 and Lorraine Ernest 211-588.

Freehold Intermediate League: Robert White 279-654, James Larson

257, Robert Kuebler Jr. 255, Christian Robinson 651, Kay Costello 193-

496.

Ladies Night Out: Kerry O’Sullivan 249-622, Leanna Taylor 210-568,

Lori Gold 582, Allison Savoye 227.

Howell Businessmen: James Crompton 251, Glen Dugan 249- 627,

Chris Mauser 244-634, Scott Dugan 627.

ARLINGTON, Texas – Nationwide will be the offi-

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Women’s Bowling Association (PWBA) Tour season

and, as part of a new sponsorship deal with the

PWBA, will be the title sponsor of the Nationwide

PWBA Sonoma County Open in Rohnert Park,

California, set for May 5-8.

“We see the exciting growth of the PWBA Tour as

a way to promote a great family sport and introduce

more people to Nationwide,” said Ann Ritterspach,

AVP Nationwide Affinity Solutions. “We have a long

history of supporting bowlers with member discounts

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Vinnie Pagnotta 762HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinnie

Pagnotta led the scoring in the

Friday Night Classic League



Patty Hanlein shot 202-257-254-

713, Dorey Badolato 248-235-

208-691, Mike Hanlein 203-228-

250-681, and John Kertesz 259-

214-672.

Andrew Tripka 755HOPELAWN, NJ – Andrew

Tripka topped the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed Nuts League


high series of 755.

K.C. Cabonilas rolled 245-205-

645, John Syslo 247-627, and Joe

Maloney and Don M. Hellhake

222.

Jimmy Gill 750HOPELAWN, NJ - Jimmy Gill

topped the Premiere Pro Shop

McClassic League blasting 256-


Frank Serignese rolled 217-257-

257-731, Eric Oppenheimer 237-

234-258-729, Amanda Hermann

250-236-233-709, Bob

Lampariello 249-215-244-699,

and Jim Davis 244-211-244-699.

Chuck Mantione 721HOPELAWN, NJ – Chuck

Mantione topped the scoring in the

Federal Business Centers League


a high series of721.

Davey Ryden hit 212, Brian

Russo 206, and John Rose 193.

In the Jerzey Pikers League Larry

Clarke shot 216, Ed Bullard 206,

and Dijean O’Reggio and Joyce

Ellison 200.

John Cestone 716HOPELAWN, NJ – John Cestone

led the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League rolling games

of 223-226-267 for a high 716.

Vinny R. Medvetz hit 200-230-

233-663, Scott Akalewicz 246-

207-206-659, and Nick Piomelli

231-224-636.

Peter Marinello 715HOPELAWN, NJ – Peter

Marinello topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Trios



Anthony Vicidomini rolled 203-

257-211-671, Paul Harney 213-

234-215-662, and Bob Joseph

245-216-641.

Mike Bauer 711HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike Bauer

led the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mixed League rolling games of

266-207-238 for a high 711.

Michael Dellamanna rolled 243-

225-203-671, Nicholas

Dellamanna 213-279-669, Ernesto

Averia 204-269-657, and Phil

Considine 204-269-637.

Charles Teator, Sr. 668HOPELAWN, NJ – Charles

Teator, Sr. paced the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League


high series of 668.

Rich Hardish shot 205-246-641,

Dennis Pranio 233-210-632, and

Bill Slattery 236.

Vinnie Milazzo 617HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinnie

Milazzo shot 236-617, Phil

Gessner 201-258-609, and Joey

Sarro and Mike Conte 235 in the

Friends and Family League.

Dan Hansell 664HOPELAWN, NJ – Dan Hansell

led the scoring in the Merck

League rolling games of 200-

209-255 for a high series of

664.

Pete Siarkiewicz rolled 244-

247-663, John Strauss 200-237-

635, and Pete Zafian 244-205-

630.

Rich Rowley 657HOPELAWN, NJ – Rich Rowley

led the scoring in the Winter

Senior Citizens League rolling

games of 237-222 for a high

series of 657.

Hugo Toro hit 200-223-202-625.

In the Tuesday Night Singles

League Jeanne Ortiz hit 174.

Matt D’Andrea 652HOPELAWN, NJ – Matt

D’Andrea led the scoring in the

South Shore League rolling


series of 652.

Fran D’Andrew rolled 231-214,

Derek Smith 216, and Brian

MacDonald 205.

Joe Britton 644HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Britton

paced the scoring in the Knights

of Columbus League rolling

games of 236-227 for a high

series of 644.2

Al Tampa shot 209-208-227-

644, Dan Fuller 210-263-638,

and Charles Golembiewski 225-

214-634.

Branden Barrese 619HOPELAWN, NJ – Branden

Barrese rolled 216-217-619,

Heather Melendez 216, Steven

Pieklo 211, and Jeremy Soto 207

in the Avenel Youth League.

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Mike Fogarty 279 at Howell LanesBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - Mike Fogarty fired the high game of 279 and Tony

Tesoriero high series of 713 in the Hankel Classic. Nine games were shot

over 250 including Joseph Inserra 277, Joe Musolino 262, Brandon Orr 259

and Maxwell Stalter 258. Fogarty had second high series 712, Inserra 711,

and Gary Toth 709. Leslie Bohn delivered a 234 game and a 654 series along

with teammate Janine Smith a 212 game.

Going into the final week of the first half Michaels Cleaner 98-55 faces

Who’s Your Daddy 97-56. All 4 Jack 93-60 challenges LCD Mortgage 91-

62. Michaels needs four points to stay in first based on total wood.

Gerald Murray Posted a 757

At Mouse Trap LanesWOODBINE, NJ – In the Mouse Trap Lanes Monday Night Mixed

League high series was fired by Gerald Murray who crushed 226-265-

266-757.

George Charlson blasted 253-246-225-724, Mike Migliore, Sr. 233-

220-255-708, Ken Clark 228-237-212-677, Charles Taylor 238-229-

202-669 and Leon Errickson 225-254-662.

march 9 - 15, 2016 sports reporter

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