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OAKLAND, NJ Mike Kenney,

Jr. earned high series honors

rolling in the Sal Marino Classic

League firing games of 289-248-247 for the high series of 784.

Chrys Kenney rolled 243-269-

259-769, Paul Chiariello 246-255-

252-753, Shawn Aiello 256-224-

256-736, Jim Hosier 268-258-730,

Brian Stackhouse 236-256-707,

Chip Jones 243-232-700, Joey

Lavecchia 256-247-697, DonStackhouse 259-234-697, Marc

Makosky 244-253-690, and Dave

Ritter 246-684.

Brian Durborow 300 At HanoverEAST HANOVER, NJ Bowling in the West Morris

Thursday Night Men's League at

Hanover Lanes Brian Durborow

bowled his first career 300 game

and finished the session with a 727

series.

Brett Shapiro led the night with

a 760 series the highest of eleven

700 series this meeting.

The other 700 series this session

were posted by Jack Milne with

755, Frank Fiscello 740,Mike

Potoski 738, Al Terantino

734,Jack Safkan 732, Dennis

Amato 731, Brian Durborow 727,

Giles Ward 722,Gil Maistro Jr.

703 and Theo Lasure 702.

Mike Kenney, Jr. 784 at Holiday

Jim Kish 300 at Majestic Lanes

Rob Marino Rolled a 300

In 3-Man at FarmingdaleFARMINGDALE, NY Rob

Marino blasted a 300 game along

with a 259 in the Thursday 3-Man

League at Farmingdale Lanes.Tom Colon blasted 267-278-

296-841, Doug Feldman 248-279-

238-765, Robert OConnor 248-

269-210-736, Frankie Berardino

241-227-258-726, and FrankieMontgoris 245-249-222-716.

HOPELAWN, NJ- Jim Kish led

blasted a 300 game alogn with

226-203 for a 729 series in the

Middlesex County Classic Lanes

at Majestic Lanes.

Nelson F. Alves blasted 279-

238-298-815, Frank Mortensen

257-268-239-764, Jason Paro 237-

234-276-747, Bill Golden 226-

256-236-718, Glenn Mohr, Jr.

203-239-268-710, Rob

Hasselbrook 247-225-235-707,

Joe Fisco 257-269-693, Eric

Velesquez 2372-58-693, Kevin

Mal 255-225-203-683, and Chris

Brown 223-268-680.

Usually, throwing a 300 game at your opponent in the

title match is good enough for a win, and thats what hap-

pened in Bangkok, Thailand on Friday, Sept. 30. But this

title match involved two 300 games, and set the stage fora possible televised grudge match in Las Vegas in

November.

In Bangkok,

two-time PBA

Tour title win-

ner Mike

Fagan of

P a t c h o g u e ,

N.Y., started

the champi-

onship match

of the PTT

World Bowling

Tour Thailand

2011 event

with a 300-211

victory over topqualifier Jason

Belmonte of

Australia. But

Fagan needed

to beat

Belmonte twice in the double-elimination finale, and it

didnt happen. Belmonte returned the favor, defeating

Fagan, 300-205, in the second game to win the title and

one million Thai bhat (US$32,000-plus).

With his win, Belmonte earned 50 points and moved

past Finlands Osku Palermaa into third place on the WBT

points list to set up the possibility of a showdown match

with bottlegate rival Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., in

the World Bowling Tour Finals presented by the PBA.

Rash is second in WBT points heading into the Australian

Masters, the final qualifying event in the series. Finlands

Mika Koivuniemi has locked up the No. 1 berth in thethree-player stepladder finals, but if Rash and Belmonte

remain one-two, they will meet in the first ESPN-televised

match of the 2011-12 season.

The mens and womens WBT Finals will be contested at

South Point Hotel, Casino and Bowling Center in Las Vegas

on specially-constructed arena lanes on Thursday, Nov. 17,

and will air on ESPN on Sunday, Dec. 4, at 1 p.m. ET.

The Thailand tournament was the next-to-last WBT

qualifying event and featured a strong PBA Tour presencein addition to Fagan and Belmonte. In the opening three-

player stepladder match, Ryan Ciminelli of Cheektowaga,

N.Y., fired a 227 game to tie Thailands Peerawich

Rungacharoen, and then eliminated the Thai bowler, 10-6,

in the one-ball roll-off. Rash was eliminated in the open-

ing match with a 214 game.

In the second three-player showdown, Ciminellis 278

overpowered Sayed Al Hashemi of UAE (245) and Choi

Won Young of Korea (238). Ciminelli then ousted Dan

MacLelland of Saginaw, Mich., 280-258, before losing to

Fagan in the semifinal match, 234-214.

T h e

A u s t r a l i a n

Masters is set

for Oct. 10-22

in Sydney. The

A u s t r a l i a nMasters will

determine the

top three men

and top three

women in WBT

points who will

advance to the

ESPN finals at

South Point. In

each division,

bowlers will

compete for

prizes of

$10,000, $6,000

and $4,000 for first, second and third places, respectively.

Koivuniemi and Carolyn Dorin-Ballard have locked up

mens and womens WBT Finals berths going into theAustralian Masters. Rash is second, Belmonte third,

Palermaa fourth and Chris Barnes fifth in the mens stand-

ings. Swedens Nina Flack is second on the womens list

ahead of PBA Tour exempt player Kelly Kulick and

Finlands Krista Pollanen.

Jason Belmonte Throws 300 at Mike FaganSetting Up Possible Grudge Match Finals

PBA Photo

Mike Fagan

PBA Photo

Jason Belmonte

ARLINGTON, Texas - The 2015

United States Bowling Congress

Open Championships is headed to

El Paso, Texas, marking the first

time in a decade the tournament

will travel to a brand new host city.

The 2015 event will be the 112th

edition of the USBC Open

Championships, which has beenheld in 48 cities in 26 states since

its inception in 1901. The last time

the tournament ventured to a new

city was 2005, when it was held in

Baton Rouge, La., also its first visit

to Louisiana.

Surveys show that many Open

Championships bowlers like to see

new cities, and the 2005 event fea-

tured a sellout field of 13,222 five-

player teams.

"The city of El Paso really rolled

out the red carpet for the bowlers

and staff during the Women's

Championships in 2010, and we'reexcited about being able to return

with the Open Championships in

2015," said USBC Executive

Director Stu Upson. "The event

has been to many different places

over the years, and it will be great

to add another amazing city to the

list."

After a successful 2010 USBC

Women's Championships at the El

Paso Convention and Performing

Arts Center, the city of El Paso

made a strong proposal to hold the

2015 Open Championships in the

same venue. The offer was accept-ed with the full support of the

USBC Board of Directors.

"The venue in El Paso played a

huge role in the history of the

Women's Championships as the

event's first convention-center

build," said Brian Lewis, USBC's

Managing Director of

Tournaments. "Along with the

Intercollegiate Team

Championships, Queens and other

events, our previous stay in El

Paso couldn't have been any

smoother, and we know our return

to El Paso will be another suc-cess."

"Hosting the 2010 Women's

Championships was a very special

and rewarding opportunity for El

Paso, and we look forward to

showing the Open Championships

competitors what The Sun City has

to offer," said Bill Blaziek, general

manager of the El Paso

Convention and Visitors Bureau.

"We learned a lot last year, and we

hope to make USBC's next visit

even more memorable."

USBC Open Championships

Future Sites:2012 - Baton Rouge, La.

2013 - Reno, Nev.

2014 - Reno, Nev.

2015 - El Paso, Texas

2016 - Reno, Nev.

El Paso to Host USBC Open Championships in 2015


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2 SPORTS REPORTER October 19 - 25, 2011

THE BAHAMAS WILL HOST 2012WORLD BOWLING TOUR EVENTARLINGTON, Texas - The Bahamas will host a World Tenpin

Bowling Association event for the first time in its history when the

Bahamas International Bowling Classic 2012 joins the World

Bowling Tour next year.

The inaugural event is scheduled to be conducted Feb. 27-March 4

at Mario's Bowling and Entertainment Palace, a new 50-lane bowl-

ing center in Nassau. It will mark the first time a World Bowling

Tour event will be held in the American Zone outside of the United

States.

"Hosting an international bowling tournament provides The

Bahamas with the opportunity to showcase the sport of bowling on

the international arena," Mario's Bowling Marketing Manager Odette

Carey said. "Attracting professional athletes, fans and media atten-

tion around the world brings excellent exposure for The Bahamas."

The Bahamian event is the first tournament to be confirmed for the2012 World Bowling Tour. The Tour is currently in its inaugural year

and boasts a schedule of eight events around the world.

"Although the 2011 World Bowling Tour has yet to conclude, it has

been so successful that we are proud to announce the first tournament

to join the Tour in 2012," World Tenpin Bowling Association

President Kevin Dornberger said. "The Bahamas are not only a beau-

tiful place to visit, but it's a country with very passionate bowlers

who look forward to hosting a WTBA event for the first time."

The 2011 World Bowling Tour continues Aug. 21-26 with the

Korean Daejeon Open in Daejeon, Korea. The World Bowling Tour

Thailand will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, from Sept. 24-30 and

the AMF Australian Masters will take place in Sydney, Australia,

from Oct. 10-22.

The World Tenpin Bowling Association, which is made up of more

than 100 bowling federations, governs the sport throughout the

world. For more information on WTBA and the World Bowling Tour,

visit WorldTenpinBowling.com.

PBA DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP

NAMED IN HONOR OF MARK ROTH,

MARSHALL HOLMANBy Bill Vint - PBA

The 2011 revival of the PBA Doubles Championship will be named

in honor of two PBA Tour legends Mark Roth and Marshall

Holman - who stamped their names all over the doubles competition

back in its formation days.

Roth and Holman teamed up to win PBA Doubles Classic titles in

1977 and 1979 in San Jose, Calif., and again in 1984 after the event

moved to Showboat Lanes in Las Vegas. The PBA Hall of Fame leg-

ends, who own a combined total of 56 PBA Tour titles, bowled as

doubles partners 13 times, cashing 11 times, making match play 10times and finishing in the top five six times.

"How could you not want your Hall Of Fame doubles partner and

great friend to share the name of this event with you? It's perfect,

Roth said. I asked Marshal to bowl with me in our first doubles

tournament because he was a tough cookie and he knew how to win.

We won three times together during our career. Marshall and I talk

frequently, and sharing memories of those events is something we

often talk about. Its a great honor for both of us.

Im absolutely honored, Holman added. Its a beautiful thing.

The revival of the Mark Roth/Marshall Holman PBA Doubles

Championship will be a part of the 2011 PBA World Series of

Bowling at South Point Casino, Hotel and Bowling Center in Las

Vegas Nov. 4-20.

The doubles event will include the top 16 players after qualifying

rounds in the PBA Exempt Players Championships who will be

paired for an eight-team Baker format finale based upon how they

qualify. The top qualifier will be the first to select a partner fromamong the remaining 15 players. If he/she selects the No. 11 seed,

the No. 2 qualifier will pick next. If No. 1 picks No. 2 as a partner,

the No. 3 qualifier will be the next to select, etc. The Baker format

finals will be conducted on specially-constructed lanes in the South

Point Arena on Sunday, Nov. 20.

The NJS USBC WBA Inter-

County High Average Tournament

will be held on November 20,

2011 at Hudson/Bayonne Lanes, 1

Garfield Avenue, Jersey City, NJ.

The tournament will begin

promptly at 11:00 a.m. A Social

will follow at The Chandelier

Restaurant, 1075 Broadway,

Bayonne, NJ.

The women representing the

Morris County USBC WBA will

be: Valarie Johannessen, 221.94

average, Keri May, 221.49, LieslApgar, 219.84, Jacqueline

Wasniewski, 213.16 and Linda

Humes, 209.38.

Anyone may attend the tourna-

ment to cheer on the top women

bowlers of the State of New

Jersey.

People wishing to attend the

Social need only to pay $32 per

person. Payments and reserva-

tions must be made with Elaine

M. Struss-Feret, Association

Manager by October 26, 2011.

Please send payment and name of

person(s) attending to: Morris

County USBC WBA, PO Box

307, Stanhope, NJ 07874.The Morris County Womens

600 Club Tournament will be held

Sunday, November 13 at

Rockaway Lanes. The format is

for the ninth annual Doubles No

Tap in addition to the 44th Annual

Singles tournament. In the dou-

bles event, at least one member of

the team must be a 600 Club

Member. Total fee for doubles is

$52, or $26 per person, and for

singles, $26. No tap is always fun,

especially for people who consis-

tently leave single pins on the first

ball per frame. Look for high

scores and revenge for people

who have gotten tapped.

Participants may bowl singles

only or singles and doubles. Entry

forms are available in our local

bowling centers. Mail entries to

Carol Chadwick, 134 Dartmouth

Trail, Hopatcong, NJ 07843 or

call Rockaway Lanes at 973-627-

5800 for additional information.

* * * * * * * * * * * *

It is never too early in the sea-

son to improve your game. And

what a bargain this is! On Sunday

November 6, Bel-Pike Lanes,

Belvidere, will be the setting for

The Coaches Corner BowlingClinic hosted by the Morris

County USBC WBA, starting at

11 a.m. For only seven dollars,

men, women, and juniors will

receive two games of on-lane

instruction with area certified

coaches. A discount is offered for

the USBC Coaching Guide. For

additional clinic information, con-

tact Liesl Apgar at 201-650-3708

or [email protected]. Entry

deadline is November 1, so dont

delay. Theres always room for

improvement! Visit the associa-

tion website at 222.morriscounty-

wba.com or on Facebook as

Morris County USBC WBA.* * * * * * * * * * * *

Theofficial results of the recent

Elite Invitational Tournament are

in. This is a unique tournament

which is by invitation only and

pulls in the top average bowlers

from each area center by age and

gender group. Each group is listed

in order of finish, starting with

first place.

Adult men: First to fourth place:

Gary Malone, Jim Hosier, Oren

Warter, Feliz Perez. Adult

women: Kelly Kulick, Jacqui

Reese, Kathleen Reilly, Liesl

Apgar. Juniors: Prep Boys Scratch

Division: Matthew Brotherton,

Eduardo Torres., Jr, Evan

Weinberg. Handicap: Adam

Belvan, Dylan Stalter, Ryan Sly.

Prep girls Scratch: Jenna

Henderson, Rhianna Smith, and

Haley Paccione. Handicap:

Amanda VanNess, Samantha

Borkstrom, and Mikaela

Shadwell. Bantam girls scratch:

Kelcie Mannon. Bantam Boys

Scratch: Ryan Monahan, Conor

Tilly. Handicap: Timothy

Brotherton, James Taylor. Junior

Girls scratch: Giana Loyer, Jordan

M. Jordan, Chasitie Ammacher,Lauren Waselik. Handicap: Teja

Young, Lidia DeSapio, Megan

DiGiacomo, Tyler DeHope.

Junior boys, Scratch: Jack Cook,

Thomas Slate III, Zachary Vitelli,

Tyler Bongo. Handicap: Sean

Howell, Ryan Paddock, Craig

Gerndt, Karl Kattermann. Major

girls, Scratch: Sarah Rhodes,

Jennifer Wagerman, Amy

Banfield, Handicap: Kayla

Beasty, Kristen Greinger,

Alesandria DeSapio. Major Boys

Scratch: Tyler Vitelli, Raymond

Stirrat, Brian Waas, Matthew

Wood. Handicap: James

Westergaard, Jr., Patrick Teshima,Joshua Acker, Kevin Boise. All of

these youngsters received scholar-

ship dollars while the bowlers in

the adult division received cash

awards.

In a amother recemt tournament

five Montville junior bowlers fin-

ished in the top thirteen places of

the 6th Annual Scholarship

Singles Tournament held at Jersey

Lanes in Linden, NJ. In the hand-

icap division Adam Gelvan fin-

ished in 4th place and Justin

Puchalski finished in 5th place.

Both bowlers received scholar-

ship money for this achievement.

Finishing 10th, 11th, and 13th

were Karl Kattermann, Jamie

Paddock, and John Paddock. In

addition, Jamie and Justin each

received scholarship money for

finishing in 1st and 2nd place in

their eliminator bracket.

Several of the bowlers are 9th

and 10th graders and would like

to bowl on a high school team.

They are looking for support to

get a bowling program started at

Montville High School to com-

pete against other area high

schools that already have teams

and a league. If you can share

your schools success story and

give some guidance, or want to

step up and get a program into this

school, contact Paul Pignatello,

Director of the Montville

Township High School athletic

Department at 973-331-7100 ext.

2630.

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October 19 - 25, 2011 SPORTS REPORTER 3

NATHAN BOHR REPLACES STEVEN BLACK

AS PBA EXEMPT TOUR PLAYERFor the second season in a row, Nathan Bohr of Wichita, Kan., has moved

into the ranks of PBA Tour exempt players, this time due to the withdrawal

of Steven Black of Huntington Beach, Calif. Black, who qualified for his first

PBA Tour exemption through the 2010 PBA Regional Players Invitational,

requested and has been granted a deferral until the 2012-13 season.

Bohr, 31, is a former Team USA member, Wichita State University bowl-

ing star and winner of USBCs 1999 Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow award.

The 10-time PBA Regional title winner was the next player in line on the

2010-11 competition points list. For the 2010-11 season, Bohr replaced Steve

Harman of Indianapolis in the exempt player ranks after Harman resigned his

exemption.

STRONG PBA CONTINGENT COMPETING FOR

WORLD BOWLING TOUR IN THAILANDAfter a strong showing in the DSD Samho Korea Cup International Open

in Busan, Korea, last week led by PBA Tour star Tommy Jones emotion-

al victory over top qualifier Parker Bohn III - many of the PBA Tour stars

traveled to Bangkok where they are competing in this weeks PTT World

Bowling Tour Thailand 2011 event.

The Thailand event, which ends Friday, is the next-to-last qualifying tour-

nament in the 2011 World Bowling Tour series. The final qualifier is the

Australian Masters Oct. 10-22 in Sydney. At the conclusion of the Australian

Masters, the top three men and top three women in WBT points will advance

to the World Bowling Tour Finals presented by the PBA which will be con-

tested at South Point in Las Vegas on Nov. 17 for delayed telecast on ESPN

on Sunday, Dec. 4.

Heading into the Thailand tournament, reigning PBA Player of the Year

Mika Koivuniemi of Hartland, Mich., was the runaway WBT mens points

leader followed by Sean Rash, Osku Palermaa and Chris Barnes. Womensleaders were Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Kelly Kulick and Swedens Nina Flack.

PBA Tour players who bowled in Korea were Jones, Bohn, Rash,

Koivuniemi, Barnes, Rhino Page, Mike Fagan, Jason Belmonte, Wes Malott,

Pete Weber, Norm Duke and Dan MacLelland. PBA Tour players bowling in

Thailand include Koivuniemi, Belmonte, Fagan, MacLelland, Rash, Jones,

Bohn, Duke, Page and Ryan Ciminelli.

REMO PICCHIETTI DIEDRemo Picchietti, a USBC Hall of Famer and one of the worlds leading

authorities on bowling lane maintenance, died on Sept. 26 after a lengthy ill-

ness. He was 81. The former mayor of Bannockburn, Ill., was chairman of

the board and president of DBA Products Co. before it was sold to

Brunswick.

Picchietti never intended to play a prominent part in bowling. As a law

school graduate, he planned for a future in law and politics, but when his

father died suddenly in 1959, Picchietti took the helm of the family business

founded as Deerfield Bowling Academy in the early 1940s - and never

looked back. DBA researched, developed and sold every imaginable lane

maintenance product, and Picchietti became a leading authority on the sub-

ject, traveling the world to teach proprietors and coaches the intricacies of

lane maintenance.

Picchietti also volunteered his services to the sport in a variety of roles: as

president of the National Bowling Council, Billiard & Bowling Institute of

America, National Association of Independent Resurfacers, Tech-Ed

Publishing Company and the International Bowling Museum and Hall of

Fame. And he found time to serve his community as a city judge, council-

man and, later, 16 years as mayor.

STERN NIXES A WORLD SERIES RETURN TRIP

FOR SCOTT THE ENGINEERScott "The Engineer" Salem of the Howard Stern Show on SiriusXM radio

will not get the chance to better his 2010 PBA World Series of Bowling per-

formance. Salems request for time off to return to the WSOB was turneddown on the radio show this week.

Salem, an avid 59-year-old league bowler in New Jersey, grabbed a lot of

attention for surviving the 2010 WSOB. He had never before bowled 60

games in five days and finished in 222nd place short of his goal of finish-

ing in the top 200 but he recorded his best round in his final round, finish-

ing 2nd on the Shark lane condition.

MONTVALE JUNIORSBy Dennis O'Flaherty

The fall season has begun for the Montvale Juniors. Tim Frantin

came roaring out of the gate with scores of 216 and 202 and Josh

Taylor was also hot with games of 212 and 208 in the Singles

league. Billy Olszewski shot a 201 game.

In the Strikers league, Matt Macchione lead the way with a 405

series topped by a 166 game, while Amanda Dembeck popped two

133 games. Chris Salerno and Colin Hanrahan also had 133 games,

Sean Lees had a 131 and Freddie DeVivo shot a 127.

Some good scores were rolled by members of the Montvale

Strikers league during the second week of competition. Matt

Macchione bowled a 162, Chris Salerno fired a 158, Eric Skoog had

games of 136 and 131, Colin Hanrahan rolled a 127, Kristen

Benavente shot a 108 game and Gabriella Stellacci an 81. Jessica

Zagacki bowled an 87, while partner Theresa Carlomango had an

83.

The following week Billy Olszewski lead the scoring in the

Montvale Singles league with a 623 series and games of 234 and

211. Katie Didonato and Eric Sibbald both rolled 201 games.

In the Strikers league, Matt Macchione shot a 484 series with

games of 169, 160 and 155. Tommy Palamidis bowled a 163 game,

Amanda Dembeck rolled a 146, Kristen Benavente shot scores of

115 and 113 and Jessica Zagacki a 108 game.

Sara Galbraith rolled a 133 in the Bumper league.

PBA SPARE SHOTSBy Bill Vint - PBA

Danny BivinCarries Mangos

By Vince Albrecht

NORTH ARLINGTON, NJ

Young Danny Bivin continued his

surge of late, carrying the front-

running Flaming Mangos to a

sweep of Disastrous Poultry, 930-

886. Poultrys 14-year-old Sam

Passaro kept his team competitive

in the opener with an above aver-

age score, but they fell eleven pins

short. The third game was also a

nail-biter with the Mangos pre-

vailing by a scant seven sticks.

Other action saw Kurgan Bergen

sputter their way to five of seven points against the second-place

Razzle Dazzlerz, Pacing the vic-

tors was 13-year-old Alec

Gruttadauria with an above-mark

threesome of 418. With three

weeks remaining, the Flaming

Mangos have opened up a ten and

one-half point lead and could

clinch the title next week.


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!! Remember you read it here FIRST !!

"Often, the most extraordinary

opportunities are hidden among

the seemingly insignificant

events of life. If we do not pay

attention to these events, we caneasily miss the opportunities."

-Jim Rohn

AT MAPLELANES

Graham Mulligan 238

Jeremy Scott 587

Lead Juniors at Holiday BowlOAKLAND, NJ - Graham Mulligan's 238 might have lead the field for

high game but Jeremy Scott was not to be out done posting a 587 series

to lead Mulligan as well as the rest of the field in the Saturday Morning

Junior League at Holiday Bowl.

On the girls side, Anastasia De Leon ran away with a 548 for high

series but Colette Malyack stole the high game with a 199 !

Other notable scores were: Jeremy Scott with 215, Brian Rizzi with

213 for the boys and Anastasia De Leon with 190 and Emily Ostapczuk

with 178 for the girls.

Steve Semancik 695 at ParkwayElmwood Park, NJ Steve Semancik topped all bowlers with scores

of 230-242-223 for a high series of 695 in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.

Mike Semancik Jr 238-687, Rob Roman 266-682, Rich Miller Jr 235-

681, Mike Guglielmino 268-673, Rich DeRosa 247-672, Jan Dul 231-

660, and Justin Donnarumma posted a 254 in a 655 to round out the rest

of the high scorers for the night.

High ScoresDrew Hodnicki 289-749

Marc Avena 279-701

Harvey Kaplan 276-767

John Polizzano 257-703

Ralph Barrientos 265-750

Michael Samways 251-733

Keith Duffy 268-728

Sal Alesia 264-708

James Cianelli 258-716

Steven Maruffi 279-709

Gerber Martinez 258-712

Kris Carbonaro 279-754Steven Lambros 258-735

Tom Kidney 255-704

Michael Bourbakis 245-727

James Wheeler Jr 279-717

Hope Dameron 257-684

Colleen Meehan 253-688

Thursday

Men's Match PointAlbyPezzella 279

Brian Galeotti 268

John Connolly Jr 278

Kris Carbonaro 268

John Palastro 276

Wed Senior Men

JuniorsJustin DeCicco 182

Anthony Mastroianni 180

Nicholas Hindy 172

Brandon Grover 168

Anthony Mastroianni 162

Brandon Melio 158

Brandon Grover 155

Michael Spencer 145

Kaitlyn McKenzie 124

Anson Chin 153

TeensGary Pacheco 256-706

Lisa Tardo 248

Christina Kaye 184

Michael Martell 230

Joseph Romano 211

Raychon Brown 198

Angel Rivera 177

Matthew Grover 183

"Meet PBA star Brian Kretzer"


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TakeYourFamilyBowling

Jon Tallis 749 at Hi-TorWEST HAVERSTRAW, NY, Jon Tallis strung games of 269, 223 and

257 together for a 749 set to lead all competition in the Boyz Night Out

League at Hi-Tor Lanes.

Angel Matos ran a distant second with 246-226-208-680 followed by

Matthew Herman 227-217-233-674, Joseph Ardiri Sr. 2469-222-665,

Emerito Castro 226-238-658, Brian Hekl 228-218-657, and timothy

McAleese hit 257-202-653.

Ray Tirado Hit a 719 SeriesAt Rabs Country Lanes

STATEN ISLAND, NY Ray Tirado led all bowlers rolling in the

Mike Massaroli Memorial League with a 258-245-719 series.

Mike Barclay 249-247-700, Jeff Doctor 265-674, Anthony Barberio

246-666, Richard Caluanico 663, and Rob Butler 257.

Mike Pasch Hit 710

In Montvale Major LeagueBy Joe Rizzi

MONTVALE - Mike Pasch led all bowlers this past Tuesday in the

Montvale Major League, bowling a 710 series on games of 225, 237 and

248. His effort led Davey's Locker to a 21-12 victory over Rite Way.

Chris Trembath rolled 279-238--665 for Rite Way.

Jason Tenorio bowled 258-228-222--708, leading Rick's Pro Shop I toa 24.5-8.5 victory over GP's Restaurant.

Other scores for the week included: Bob Higgins 257-676, Rocky

Durocher 260-656, Kevin Conroy 233-653, Bob Balzarek 269-649 and

Ken Demchak 247-647.

In another session, Kevin Conroy topped all scorers with a 709 series,

on games of 259, 223 and 227. His effort, along with Bob Higgins' 237-

668, helped Bergen Batting Center edge J&C Irrigation, 17.5-15.5.

Other scores included Jeff Rovetto 233-664, Jason Tenorio 246-662,

Joe Alfano 254-653, Ralph Bernardo 227-640 and Jun Roldan 232-640.

John Sorrentino Rolled 641

At Rabs Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY John Sorrentino took over the Senior Rabs

League by rolling a 203-214-224 for a series of 641.

Jim Garrity 214-245-617, Andy DeMario 217-211-611, John Castro

213-208-602, Benny Garcia 219, Ben Johnson 216, Dan Cioffoletti211, Totoy Andres 212, Stu Isaacs 211, Gil Van Pelt 209, and Duke

Velluzzi 209.

Jeff Dudas Hit 696

In Opening Session of OLVBy Al Smetana

WAYNE, NJ - Opening night found Jeff

Dudas in mid-season form as he rolled games

of 276 and 237 en route to a 696 series while

bowling in Our Lady of the Valley Men

League at T-bowl II.

Other high scores included Barry

Strothman 245-638, Ben Bucaro 224-621 and

Marty Hansen 234-605 and Chas Rogers

rolled a 233 game.

in the second session it was Jim Broadfoot

who set the pace with the high game of 258

leading up to a 668 series, followed closely by

Charlie Rogers with 233-659.

Other nice numbers were recorded by Tom

Updegrove 228-633, Rob Pagliuco 226-631,

Mark Galliano 235-625 and Ben Bucaro 205-

608. Nice games also by Ed Fitzpatrick with a

245, and Ed Bruns 239.

HIGH SCORESAT

FARMINGDALEDon Perillo 769FARMINGDALE, NY Don

Perillo led the scoring in the

Thursday 3-Man League firing

games of 247-257-265 for a high

series of 769.

Dan Levine rolled 215-213-

289-717, Frank Miller 225-225-

262-712, Mike Anspach 211-280-

684, and Glenn Gerstner 278-227-

684.

Frankie Berrardino 754FARMINGDALE, NY FrankieBerrardino blasted 234-234-286-

754, and Larry Romero 267 in the

Tuesday Early Birds League.

Jim McGlynn 753FARMINGDALE, NY Jim

McGlynn took the spotlight at

another meeting of the Tuesday

Early Birds tossing 225-269-259

for a 753.

Bob Andrews 265, Fred

Catapano 258-657, and Frankie

Berardino 236-237-235-708.

In the Monday Seniors League

Bill Platania rolled 266.

Hari Soedarmasto rolled 268-

204-212-684, John Sheridan 264and Joe Romeo 257 in the Friday

Late Mixed League.

Phil Bannon 288FARMINGDALE, NY In the

Monday Early Birds League Phil

Bannon shot 288.

Kevin Kremler rolled 235-213-

268-716 in the Half Hollow Hills

League.

In the Monday Seniors League

Guy Reece hit 269.

Mark Pagano 739FARMINGDALE, NY Mark

Pagan led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mens League

firing games of 268-240-231 for ahigh series of 739.

Charlie Turner rolled 247-245-

210-702, Jeff Gallo 269-212-220-

701, Steve Gonzales 279-213-

215-707, and Mike Pagano and Al

Sequeira 277.

Mac McNally 731FARMINGDALE, NY

MacMcNally led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mens League

firing games of 258-258-215 for a

high series of 731.

John Young rolled 277, and

Mike Alvarez 266.

In the Wednesday Party League

David Brand rolled 268-222-672,Tom Fabian, Jr. 257, and Dave

Panichi 227-244-666.

Doug Latva rolled 257 and

Brian Beale 205-226-223-654 in

the Wednesday Party League.


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Jeff Monteleone 738HOPELAWN, NJ Jeff

Monteleone led the scoring in the

Academy Madness League firing

games of 266-236-236 for a high

series of 738.

Tom Poulos rolled 244-221-

660, Mike Kelly 211-220-627,

Nick Viverito 224, Mike

Dallamanna and ShellyJacques

216.

Kevin Kopko 731HOPELAWN, NJ Kevin

Kopko led the scoring in the

Family League firing games of

224-239-268 for a high series of

731.

Rocco Fortunato rolled 268-

215-216-699, Joe Bloodgood 218-

276-684, Steve Venito 257-202-

655, Brian Small, Jr. 227-212-629,

and Dave Morgante 202-221-202-

625.

Pete Tirado 721HOPELAWN, NJ Pete Tirado

led all bowlers rolling in the

Madison Park Mens League with

265-224-232 for a 721 high set.

Pat Moreno rolled 255-221-

243-719, Erin Drakoulis 257-246-

699, Paulo Toy 247-213-213-673,

Andre Tripka 246-245-661, TomMartino, Jr. 267-226-653, and

Anthony Martino 201-227-222-

650.

Chris Herrick 715HOPELAWN, NJ Chris

Herrick led the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League firing

235-235-245 for a 715 set.

Michael Ramer rolled 247-206-

242-695, Kyle Jannuzzi 256-245-

692, Rich hardish 223-206-621,

Richard Bienvenue 257-210-610,

and Kristan Carlson 225.

Bob Divilia 700HOPELAWN, NJ Bob Divilia

led the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League tossing 236-

257-207 for a 700 set.

Andrew Smith rolled 247-258-

692, Thomas Poulos 249-213-

204-666, Kyle Jannuzzi 217-230-

219-666, and Kurt Moszowski

221-219-612.

Drew Rucinski 687HOPELAWN, NJ Drew

Rucinski led the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing 212-284

for a high 687.

Michael Morris hit 222-216-

223-661, Brian Turcotte 224,

Joyce Ellison 223-206-209-638,

and Basha Miller 215.

Paul Harney rolled 237-256-

667, William D. Willard 200-256-

628, and William G. Willard 209in the Tuesday Nite Trios League.

Carole Morgan rolled 209 in

the Nulty Knockers League.

Cid Stentella 650HOPELAWN, NJ Cid

Stentella led the scoring in the

Sunday Nite Mixed League toss-

ing 224-236 for a high 650 set.

Elio Carrasco rolled 203-212-

226-7-642, Lauro Perez 215-244-

641, Robert Krminin 255-625, and

Justin McDougald 201-233-617.

In the La Buona Pizza League

Pat Moreno rolled 211-214-621,

Brian Petretta 224, Joe Herber

225, and Rich Governale 213.

Jerry Petti shot 214 in the

Winter Senior Citizens League.

Al Cursi 650HOPELAWN, NJ In the

Knights of Columbus League Al

Cursi rolled 236-215-650, Bob

Banko 211-224-615, Cid Stentella

207-235-614, and Nick Simone

258.

Ralph Doerfler rolled 237-204-

634, Brian Vicidomini 233-203-

629, Mike Rodriguez 205-228-

624, and Bill Venezia 225-611 in

the Atlantic City Trios League.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts

League Brian Petretta hit 222-214-

630, Don E. Hellhake 235, Kevin

Kenelly 233, and Paul Newman

223.

Don E. Hellhake 674HOPELAWN, NJ- In the Thu.

Mixed Nuts League Don E.

Hellhake rolled 246-236-674,

Mike Kennelly 204-213-606, Paul

Newman 234-606, Kevin

Kennelly 200-204-604, Don M.

Hellhake 205, and Mike P.

Kennelly 204.

Joe Herber 670HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Herber

led the scoring in the La Buona

Pizza League firing games of 278-

228 for a high series of 670.

Rich Governale rolled 288-636,

Joe Britton 227-236-634, John

Baginsky 234-621, Tom Schiavo

202-234-613, Scott Akalewicz

230, and Brian Petratta 214.

In the Academy Womens

League Jeff Monteleone rolled

220, Shelly Jacques 219-214-626,

Erma McCLain 201, and

DanDeBenedetto 202.

Frank Testa 639HOPELAWN, NJ Frank Testa

led the Friday Nite Mixed League

pitching 227-220 for a high series

of 639.

Joe Thurston shot 223-223-632,

Vinnie Russo 214-225-623,

Nicholas Dellamanna 237-204-622, and Bea Ehling 202-226.

Dennis DeCrosta 638HOPELAWN, NJ Dennis

DeCrosta paced the scoring in the

His & Hers League firing games

of 215-211-212 for a high series of

638.

Carmine Latin shot 204-202-

223-629, Tom Poulos 234-619,

Michael Holoka 201-235, Bonnie

DeSimone 234, and Shelly

Jacques 201-210-210-621.

Charlene Martino hit 201 in the

Wednesday Early Birds League.

Mark Cumber shot 223-218,

and John Sidorko 204 in the Bank

League.Sean Williams 662

HOPELAWN, NJ Sean

Williams topped the scoring in the

Sun. Nite Mixed League firing

games of 230-243 for a high series

of 662.

Bob nebus rolled 209-212-602,

Aaron Williams and Justin

McDougald 221.

William D. Willard 652HOPELAWN, NJ William D.

Willard led the scoring in the Tue.

Nite Trios League firing games of

237-223 for a high series of 652.

Paul Harvey rolled 202-205-

238-645, and Kenneth Bishop224.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

october 19, 2011 sports reporter

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