August 26 - 31, 2015 Sports Reporter

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Vol. 76 No. 26 August 26 - 31, 2015 50 cents

YORK, Pa. – Rick Graham of

Lancaster, Pa. defeated Rusty

Thomsen of South Amboy, N.J., 225-205, to win the PBA Bowlers

Supply/Storm Products Eastern Open

at Colony Park North Lanes. It was

Graham’s third career title, his first

since 2011, and earned him $2,700.

Graham advanced to the cham-

pionship match by defeating Jon

Van Hees of Charlestown, R.I.,

211-197, in the semifinal roundwhile Thomsen defeated Greg

Ostrander of Freehold, N.J., 258-

187, in the other semi-final match.

Thomsen earned $1,400 as the

runner-up. Van Hees and

Ostrander each earned $1,100.

Rick Graham Wins PBA Bowlers

Supply/Storm Products Eastern OpenBy Russ Mills - PBA

By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC

GREEN BAY, Wis. - Amleto Monacelli of Aventura, Florida,

capped off a week of throwing big shots when he needed them

by delivering a strike in his final frame to claim the 2015 United

States Bowling Congress Senior Masters title at The

Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley.

The USBC and Professional Bowlers Association Hall of

Famer defeated top seed Pete Weber of St. Ann, Missouri, twice

- 192-190 and 254-243 - for his third PBA50 major victory and

fourth title overall.

Monacelli earned $16,000 for the win, while Weber took home

$8,000 as the runner-up.

Weber, 52, had a chance to lock up his second USBC Senior

Masters title in three appearances with a double in the 10th frame,

but a 7-10 split gave Monacelli a chance to mark for the win.

A format change for the 2015 tournament meant the event

would feature a true double-elimination format and Weber

would have to be defeated twice to deny him from becoming the

sixth two-time Senior Masters champion.

"To beat Pete Weber twice for the title, especially with the way

he bowled all week, was incredible," said Monacelli, a 53-year-

old right-hander, who won the Senior U.S. Open in 2012 and

2013. "Two times this week I was close to not making it through,

but I knew I was bowling well and just needed to stay strong

mentally. I did that, and I was able to fight my way back."

A missed 10 pin to finish his fourth match in the winners

bracket sent Monacelli to the elimination bracket, where both of

his opponents forced him to double in the 10th frame. He

escaped with two-pin and three-pin victories, to earn a spot in the

four-player shootout round, where he used a 300 game to propel

him to the No. 3 seed for the stepladder.

"When I shot the 300, I felt like I had a good cushion to get

there, and I was able to keep up with the changes and make it,"

said Monacelli, who also owns 19 PBA Tour titles. "This was an

incredible week against a very talented field and to come out on

top is amazing."

In the first game of the title tilt, Monacelli took the lead with a

strike in the ninth frame and was able to hold on to force a sec-

ond game, despite leaving, and failing to convert, a 4-6-7 split in

the final frame. Weber, who finished first, left a 4-9 split in the

10th frame and missed both pins on the spare attempt.

Weber, who has 37 PBA Tour victories, including 10 majors,

and four PBA50 wins, including the Suncoast Senior U.S. Open

in June, led all three rounds of qualifying and compiled a 6-0

record in match play to claim the No. 1 seed for the finals.

On the way to the championship match Monacelli struck six

times in his first seven frames against No. 2 qualifier Brian Voss

of Centennial, Colorado, and cruised to a 238-204 victory. Voss

finished third and pocketed $6,000.

Monacelli's first match against Rick Steelsmith of Wichita,

Kansas, wasn't as smooth, as both players left three frames open.

An eighth-frame ball change on the right lane helped Monacelli

sandwich three consecutive strikes between a pair of splits,

which proved to be enough to escape with a 179-173 win over

the 1987 USBC Masters champion.

In the opening match Steelsmith used a pair of doubles to out-

last defending champion Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Oxford,

Florida, 217-186.

Williams never found any momentum, and a 4-6-7 split in the

10th frame ended his chances of becoming the first back-to-back

winner at the Senior Masters since Tom Baker of King, North

Carolina, in 2007, and first bowler to win the Masters (2004 and

2010) and Senior Masters twice.

Amleto Monacelli Wins 2015 USBC Senior Masters

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - The top three bowlers here in photo are 1st

place Darvis Fuller(center) who earned $180, 2nd place Brian Beckford (left)

$130, and Theodore Wadsworth finishing 3rd good for a $105 scholarship.

Brian won the first game in the 3 bowler shoot out with a 269 (with handi-

cap), next Brian bowled Theodore who lost to Brian by only 4 pins. In the final

game Darvis who was the qualifying leader kept his stroke up bowling a 222

scratch and did not need his 39 pin handicap to claim the title.

Eight bowlers received scholarship awards, that is a better than 1 in 4 ratio.

The top 5 made the stepladder finals, 5th place earned $80, 4th $90. 8Th place

took a $40 scholarship, 7th place $45, 6th place $55. There were 29 entries

with a total prize fund of more than $700. Two hundred fifty dollars was

added by Steven Friedman, tournament director.

Darvis Fuller wins Rockville Center

Scholarship Tournament

PBA photo

Terry Brenneman of Bowlers Supply and Colony Park Lanes owner

with champion Rick Graham.

Tony Byrd, Sr. 300

At Rockville CentreROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tony Byrd, Sr. earned top honors

in the Wednesday Night Mixed

League at Rockville Centre

Lanes blasting a 300 game then

adding a 276 for the session high

series of 752.

Pat Zenker rolled 274, James

Cianilli 235-232-694, Les Forrai

245-235-693, Nadine Williams-

Clory 268-212-686, Alex

Bogolubsky 269, and Jim Carey

258-226.

Don Anione 300

At Majestic LanesHOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione

earned top honors in the Guys andDolls League blasting games of

257-234-300 for a high series of

791.

Ken Martino hit 222, Cathy

Chesley 194, John Sidorko 195,

and Robert Shackleton 190.


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PBAQUICK NOTES

Frank Mazzella 965HOPELAWN, NJ – Frank

Mazzella topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Summer 400 Doubles

League blasting games of 206-


965.

Tommy Martino shot 267-258-

243-950, Danny Clark 258-224-

257-926, Kris Brus 235-200-243-

239-917, Chris Tamayo 254-225-

239-904, and Courtney Crane

200-279-215-887.

In the Monday Summer Adult

Child League Jeremy Soto shot

213, Tom Girdley 209, and Dennis

Huscha 203.

Tom Ortiz shot 200-200 in the

Summer Senior No Tap League.

Don Anione 711HOPELAWN, NJ - Don Anione

led the scoring in the Guys and

Dolls League firing games of 239-

246-226 for a high series of 711.

Ken Martino rolled 275-203-669,

Bill Gallo 212, and Douglas

Jewell 204.

Don Anione 672HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione

paced he scoring in the Guys and

Dolls League rolling games of


Ken Martino shot 216-202-201-

619, Thomas Poulos 224, and Bill

Gallo 225.

In the Federal Business Centers

League Chuck Mantione rolled

269, Tony Kacmarsky 190-194,

and Vanessa Mantione 192.

Tom Ortiz 651HOPELAWN, NJ - Tom Ortiz led

the scoring in the Summer Senior

No Tap League rolling games of


Hugo Toro shot 219-219-631,

James Nelson 245-606, Leila

Nelson 237, and Mary Doslik 203.

Chuck Mantione rolled 210 in the

Federal Business Centers League,

followed by Tony Kacmarsky 181.

Jay Gomez 926 HOPELAWN, NJ – Jay Gomez

led the scoring in the Tuesday

Summer 400 Doubles League fir-

ing games of 220-259-249 for a

high series of 926.Joe Lampariello rolled 257-225-

214-226-922, Anthony Martino

246-246-226-913, Sean Zeleniak

227-279-223-913, Brian Adamson

248-210-246-903, and Tommy

Martino 237-245-224-891.

In another session Tom Girdley

rolled 260-235-267-236-998,

Tommy Martino 232-213-214-

258-917, Jay Gomez 201-204-

213-276-894, Danny Clark 233-

268-204-889, and Chris Tamayo

237-224-210-888.

2016 USBC MASTERS SET FOR INDIANAPOLIS;

SENIOR MASTERS RETURNS TO VEGAS The 2016 USBC Masters will be held at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis

Feb. 7-14 while the 2016 USBC Senior Masters will return to Las Vegas

June 19-25, hosted by Sam’s Town Bowling Center.

The Masters, first was contested in 1951, made it’s only previous

appearance in Indianapolis in 1974 when it was held at the Indiana

Convention Center alongside the USBC Open Championships.

Australia’s Jason Belmonte will return in 2016 to try for an unprece-

dented fourth consecutive Masters title.

The Senior Masters made its debut in 1993 as a showcase for bowlers

ages 50 and older. PBA and USBC Hall of Famer Amleto Monacelli is

the defending champion.

The Morris County USBC WBA will be hosting their 13th Hall of

Fame and Induction Ceremonies Sunday, October 4th, at Zeri's Inn, 372

Route 46, Mountain Lakes, NJ.

This year’s inductees are: Superior Performance, Tammy Baldwin,

Nidia Haneveld and Ellen Moore. Meritorious Service, Annette J.

Oswald and Sharon Papini. Industry Partner is Betty Smith, co-owner

of Bel Pike Lanes in Belvidere. More details about each inductee will

follow. Congratulations!

The cost for tickets will be $55.00 per person. Cocktail hour with light

hors d'oeuvres will be at 12:00 noon followed by dinner at 1:00 p.m.

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August 19 - 25, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

By Bill Vint - PBA

HOUSTON, Texas (Aug. 2, 2015)

– Shannon O’Keefe of O’Fallon,

Ill., and Bill O’Neill of

Langhorne, Pa., won their first

seven of eight matches to run

away with the 16th annual PBA-

PWBA Xtra Frame Striking

Against Breast Cancer Mixed

Doubles tournament title at Palace

Lanes, repeating their title-winner performance of 2013.

O’Keefe, an 11-time Team USA

member and currently head

women’s bowling coach at

McKendree University, earned her

first Professional Women’s

Bowling Association title while

O’Neill picked up his seventh

Professional Bowlers Association

title and second of the 2015 sea-

son. The winner pair also split the

$15,000 first prize.

O’Keefe and O’Neill came into

the eight-game match play final

round in seventh place, but out-per-

formed the competition for 20 dou-

bles games and earned 210 match play bonus pins, charging into the

lead after four other teams each

held the lead for one game earlier

in the match play finals. With a

160-pin lead going into the final

game, O’Keefe and O’Neill finally

lost a match to runners-up Lynda

and Chris Barnes, but they still won

comfortably, 8,782-8,707 pins.

“We were fortunate to win our

first two matches because we did-

n’t bowl that well, but we bothmade ball changes in game three

and from that point on, we really

bowled well,” O’Neill said. “The

scores were a lot lower than I

thought, but the conditions just got

really flat and made it hard for the

women. Fortunately I bowled with

one of the women who can get

inside and hook the ball. When she

found it, she got her confidence

back and really bowled well.”

It was O’Keefe’s third Striking

Against Breast Cancer Mixed

Doubles title. She also won the

2012 title with her husband,

Bryan.

“I finally got the monkey off my back and I couldn’t be happier to

win my first PWBA title, thanks to

Bill,” O’Keefe said. “PWBA went

away and for the past decade, I’ve

bowled with Team USA and that

has kept me going. I’m way too

competitive to not want to bowl.”

“Bryan was coaching Team USA

at the Tournament of Americas in

2013, and it conflicts with this

tournament, so I asked Bill if he’d

like to bowl and we won,”O’Keefe said. “This year I asked

him early and got him locked up.”

“I was just very fortunate that

Bryan doesn’t bowl that much

anymore and let me bowl with his

wife,” O’Neill said.

The tournament, which also

serves as a fund-raiser in support

of The Rose, a Houston-based

organization that helps women

who can’t afford breast care treat-

ment or mammograms, and the

Huntsman Group, a cancer

research based in Utah, raised

more than $74,000 for its chari-

ties. Over its 16-year history, the

tournament has raised more than$725,000 to fight breast cancer.

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Mark Vasquez Tops

at Howell LanesBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - In week 7 of the

Coors Light Trio League, Mark

Vasquez shot high series 678 and

high game 255. Josh Leahy rolled

a nice 245, and Mike Messina

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Steve Friedman 782ROCKVILLE, NY – Steve

Freidman led the scoring in the

Custom Thumbz Singles League

firing games of 259-267-256 for a

high series of 782.

Alby Pezzella rolled 259-255-

248-762, John O’Farrell 263-256-

725, and Dave Goldman 277-700.

Robert Barber 754

ROCKVILLE, NY – RobertBarber led the scoring in the

Tuesday Summer Adult - Junior

League firing games of 257-208-

289 for a high series of 754.

Xavier Alexander rolled 226-

276-197-699, Jair Brooks and

Christian Campbell 216, Nick

Lastella 213-209, and Jarrett

Gerard 211-210.

Gregory Frank 744ROCKVILLE, NY – Gregory

Frank led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nostalgia Mixed League

rolling games of 241-258-245 for

a high series of 744.

John LaBau rolled 257, Jack

Connelly 233-224-653, and EdGraeff 235-234-650.

Nadine Williams-Clory 736 ROCKVILLE, NY – Nadine

Williams-Clory led the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Mixed

Summer League blasting games of


736.

Sal Gambino rolled 279-220-

686, Wayne Clarke 257-202-216-

675, Keith Benenati 253-671, and

James Cianelli 258-234.

Jim Guardino 708ROCKVILLE, NY – Jim

Guardino led the scoring in the

Tuesday Summer League rolling

games of 257-248 for a high series

of 708.

Darrell Swint shot 205-279-203-

687, Steve Freidman 226-221-

227-674, Darren Thomas 254-

238-661, and Carl Rissland 234-

214-640.

Brian Battino 709ROCKVILLE, NY – Brian

Battino led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed League firing

games of 279-245 for a high series

of 709.

Rocky Langdon shot 266-235-

695, Bill Koste 233-238-211-682,

and Paul Barbuzza 254-232-672.

In the Thursday El Cheapo

League Joe Mazza shot 244,

Vinnie Spano 236, John LaBau234-225, Jim Habel 223-216, and

Jay Beller 233-222.

George Fields 696 ROCKVILLE, NY – George

Fields led the scoring in the

Thursday Senior Birds League fir-

ing games of 259-225 for a high

series of 696.

Gerald Fields shot 222-215-217-

654, Mike Desmond 234-223-648,

Roberto DeGuzman 233, and

Henry Clay 231.

Jim Hambel 696 ROCKVILLE, NY – Jim Hambel

paced the scoring in the Thursday

El Cheapo League firing a 247

game for a high series of 696.

John LaBau shot 258-242, Joe

Mazza 233, Heather Maxwell 221,

and Jackie LaBau 216.

Richie McCarthy 694ROCKVILLE, NY – Richie

McCarthy led the Tuesday Nostalgia Mixed firing games of


Gregory Frank rolled 236-234,

Tom Wallace 234, Ed Graeff 231,

and Terry McCarthy 224.

Robert Barber 665ROCKVILLE, NY – Robert

Barber paced the Tuesday

Summer Adult-Junior League fir-

ing a 264 game for a high 665 set.

Nick Lastella shot 246, Jarrett

Gerard 222-202-202-626, and Jair

Brooks 237-619.

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Steve Sidoli 266 CORAM, NY – Steve Sidoli

rolled 266, Bill Hennington 256,

Tisha Luti 203, and Sandy

DiPiazza 172 in the Wednesday

Summer Mix League.

Rich Roth 257 CORAM, NY – Rich Roth rolled

257, Phil Giannico 244, Chuck

Schuster 236, Sue Roth 194,

Eleanor Budinich 192, and Lois

Lisa 176 in the Friday Morning

Seniors League.

In the Friday Afternoon Seniors

League Bobby Malloy shot 246,

Russell Stamm 243, Dave

Sherwin 236, and Tina Stamm

185.

Lou Bonavita 244CORAM, NY – Lou Bonavita led

the scoring in the Friday Morning

Seniors League firing a high game

of 244.

Phil Giannico shot 230, Ken

Woods 225, Lois Lisa 170, and

Mary Yarrell 170.

Chris Pesce 229CORAM, NY – Chris Pesce rolled

229, Hunter Addonizio 222, Ed

Kelly 214, jessic Trube 169, and

Victoria Nelkina and Michelle

Turner 168 in the Family and

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At Howell LanesBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - In week 6 of the

Coors Light Trio League, high

game fired by Rod Dickson 266,

Anthony Crivelli 259, and Chris

Nichelsen 257-256. Kerry

O’Sullivan threw high women’s

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Thursday No-Tap: Chris Morris 300 game, Scott Struble 297, Darlene Krzanowski 256, Terri Renn 252.

Monday Summer Adult/Junior: Scott Struble 279-710, Jeff Morin 263-767, Michael Terantino 257-677,

Joe Day 149-407, Jaron Morin 109-287, Mason Terantino 101-251, Jillian Shay 147-381, Kayla Struble 83-

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Get Your Game On: Scott Begraft 237-593, Geno McCroy 215-573, Ralph Viola 204-582, Donna Secula

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Summer Doubles: Ken Yokobosky 279-739, John Coleman 278-734, Steven Haneveld 277-749, Rachel

Haneveld 237-618, Liesl Apgar 223-657, Maryann Abasto 195-571.

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AT JIB LANES Billy Lowry 758FLUSHING, NY – Billy Lowry topped the scoring in the Triple Take

League firing games of 233-237-288 for a high series of 758.

Fred Liebowitz 259-225-237-721, Rob Olvina 228-255-236-719,

David Celentano 279-265-706, and Paul Baumann, Jr. 242-235-225-

701.

Gary Elferis 900FLUSHING, NY – Gary Elferis topped the scoring in the 2 x 4 League

firing games of 203-245-235-217 for a high series of 900.

John Gallub 237-233-228-887, Brett Mosley 244-269-220-877, Bobby

Fox 277-224-885, Colus Mesmith 256-239-878, and Tony Mosley 229-

223-226-868.

Paul Baumann, Jr. 694FLUSHING, NY – Paul Baumann, Jr. led the scoring in the Ball and

Chain League rolling games of 217-235-242 for a high series of 694.

Bobby Fox shot 225-213-243-685, and Twone Williams 265-235-676.


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AT FARMINGDALE LANES Don Perillo 797 FARMINGDALE, NY – Don

Perillo led the scoring in the

Wednesday Adult/Junior League

firing games of 249-269-279 for a

high series of 797.

Edward Mencarelli shot 267,

Ramon Carcamo 242-235-212-

689, and George Brennan 227-

226-640.

Adam Chase 738

FARMINGDALE, NY – AdamChase led the scoring in the

Thursday Pro Shot Challenge

League firing games of 260-222-


Louis Getzelamn rolled 216-201,

Nick Ng 213, and Joshua Marino

211.

Max Heller 711FARMINGDALE, NY – Max

Heller topped the scoring in the

Bowlympics Duos League firing

games of 245-223-243 for a high

series of 711.

Mackenzie Wagner blasted 215-

242-216-673, Nicholas Mencarelli

233-225-636, and Christopher

Kelch 246.

Christina Perilo 688

FARMINGDALE, NY – ChristinePerillo topped the Wednesday

Adult/Junior League blasting 247-


George Brennan rolled 247-216-

222-695, Maria Tamburino 248,

and Ramon Carcamo and Jeff

Gallo 247.

Tim Jackson 634FARMINGDALE, NY – Tim

Jackson led the scoring in the

Wednesday Friends League

rolling 228-216 for a high series of

734.

Steven Butera hit 245-224-613,

Rob Grieb 244, Orlando

Blackwell 243, and Matthew Gierl

224-214.

In the Wednesday Adult/Junior

League Joe Laier rolled 222,

Carmelo Randazzo 214, and

Stephen Gardner, Jr, Eric Brennan,

and Alex Goodenough 202.

In the Friday Summer Seniors

League Barney Kral shot 162,

George DiSalvo 152, and Paul

Kester 151.

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