December 11 - 17, 2013 Sports Reporter

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LAS VEGAS Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas,

capped a three-match sweep in the finals of theProfessional Bowlers Association Cheetah

Championship, defeating top qualifier Parker Bohn III

of Jackson, N.J., in the title match of the historic ESPN

telecast, 243-169, for his ninth career PBA Tour title.

The first of seven telecasts from PBA World Series

of Bowling V at South Point Hotel, Casino and

Bowling Center aired on ESPN, and featured the use

of a highly-visible blue oil on the lanes for the first

time in PBA history.

Malott, in winning his second consecutive title,

defeated Colombia native Clara Guerrero, 214-208, in

the opening match, and was nearly perfect in ousting

51-year-old PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber of St. Ann,

Mo., 288-242, in advancing to the title match.

Guerrero, only the third woman ever to advance to the

nationally-televised championship round of a PBA Tourevent, made a short-lived, but exciting appearance. The

31-year-old former Wichita State University star now

married and an American citizen living not far from

Malott in Pflugerville took a 15-pin lead over Malott

into the eighth frame of the opening match. But Malott

finished with a string of five strikes to eliminate

Guerrero, 214-208, and exorcise a personal demon.

In two previous nationally-televised matches against

another woman star, Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y.,

Malott lost both times. He committed a foul that con-

tributed to a 235-228 loss to Johnson in the 2005 PBA

Banquet Open (the first time a woman had ever appeared

on a PBA Tour telecast), and in July, after he won the

U.S. Open in Columbus, Ohio, Malott lost a special

Battle of the Sexes match against Johnson, the

Womens U.S. Open winner, 194-188.

There was a lot riding on this show, especially forme, Malott said. The first match against Clara the

lady I obviously remembered my foul against Liz and

losing to Liz at the U.S. Open. I needed to get that off my

back. As much as I acted like it wasnt there, it was on

the back of my mind. I told myself at the end of the

match I couldnt give up and let it happen again, so I

wanted to put the pressure on her and I was fortunate to

come out the winner.

For Guerrero, just the opportunity was a dream, she

said. Every time you see the guys on TV, you want to

compete with them, beat them. So being here, having the

opportunity to bowl against the greatest bowlers in the

world, it was a dream. It was the best part of my career.

After closing out Guerrero with his string of five

strikes, Malott added another 10 in a row against Weber,

losing his shot at a perfect game when he left a 10 pin on

his 11th shot.

That might have been the best shot I threw all day,

Malott said of the 11th shot. Id throw that one again a

million times.

He continued his torrid pace, striking on seven of his

first eight shots in racing away from Bohn in the title

match.

Against Pete, both of us are kind of in the running for

player of the year, and I thought I would help my

chances by winning that match, Malott said, but I also

had to beat Parker to win the title, so every match meant

a lot. I just worried about myself and did what I could to

win back-to-back titles (the Cheetah Championship wasthe first PBA Tour event since the U.S. Open), and its a

great feeling.

The Cheetah Championship was the first time a lane

conditioning oil with a color additive had ever been used

in a PBA Tour championship event, and it was praised

by both Guerrero and Malott.

I saw it, Guerrero said. I thought it was going to

be a little different. I thought Id see the lines on the

bowling ball, but it didnt bother me at all. I think its

cool for the audience to actually see the oil and under-

stand the game a little more, but I just ignored it.

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FARMINGDALE, NY Earl

Holden and John Cummings each

rolled a 300 game in the Thursday

3-Man League at Farmingdale

Lanes.

Doug Feldman shot 279-256-

760, Sal Alberino 235-257-279-

771, Matt Dobbins 268-279-237-

784, Tom Schneider 255-268-247-

770, Larry Strauss 248-246-269-

763, Tom Colon 279-257-716,

Rich Valentine 245-266-203-714,

Joe Casale 257-257-717, and Joe

Traina Jr. 234-255-224-713.

LEDGEWOOD, NJ Alex Prell

topped the Hensle Trio Classic at

Circle Lanes blasting away the

competition with a 300 game then

added a duplicate 258 to finish thesession with a 816 series just 9

pins shy of the high series for the

league, a title that still belongs to

Dan Mergenthaler with his 825.

Dan Mergenthaler rolled 246-236

-298 for a 780 followed by Joe

Mercurio Jr. with 258-254-266-778 and Ben Campbell 236-289-

216-741.

George Dakak Jr. 300 at Rockaway

Wes Malott Wins PBA Cheetah Championship for Ninth Career Title

PBA World Series of Bowling V series introduces blue oil to TV fansBy Bill Vint - PBA

Earl Holden, John Cummings 300

At Farmingdale Lanes

Alex Prell 300 at Circle Lanes

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Mike Ramirez took center stage in

the Monday RVC 4-Man Classic

League at Rockville Centre Lanes

firing a 300 perfecto then addedgames of 223 and 255 for a 778

series.

Mark Slade shot 246-249-286-

781 to take high series honors for

the session followed by Ed Piazza

tossing 228-241-290-759, John

Khantzian 299, Michael Ribaudo

280-234-725, Bob Moskowitz212-236-277-725, Jason French

260-234-709, and Gary Robertson

256-237-708.

Mike Ramirez 300 at RVC

ROCKAWAY, NJ - George Dakak

Jr. knocked out a 300 game while

rolling in the Rockaway Foursome

at Rockaway Lanes and finished

the session with a 726 set.

Allen Apgar pitched a 249 game

followed by Chirs Morris with

248-669, Peter Furio 246, Liesl

Apgar 229-654, Joyce Hulbert

222-640, Joan Dakak 200-557,

Elyse Dickman 199, and Kathy

Stone 511.

Tom Twist 300-840 at Wallington

Jonathan Norcia, Kevin Jackson,

Carlos Gonzalez 300By Gloria Volpe

WALLINGTON, NJ - Very excit-

ing week for the Bud Light

Tuesday 4-Man league that saw

Tom Twist slam out a 300 in his

840 high for the night series and

also posting perfect 300 games

were Jonathan Norcia, KevinTito Jackson, and Carlos

Gonzalez.

Joe DAngelo along with TJ

Valentin both tossed a 279 game

followed by Jeff Di Domenico

with 277, Gabriel Tineo 269,

Kevin Matawa 269,Anderson

Chae 267, Maarc L Heureux 260,

Victor Mendoza 259, Tony Lore

247 along with Joe Prenenski,Paul Stamos, Jeff DiDomenico

and Tom Twist who had 2 247s.

PBA photo

Cheetah Champion Wes Malott.


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2 SPORTS REPORTER December 11 - 17, 2013

J o a n Ta y l o r s . . . . .

T e n P i n R a p . . . . .

Every time I see bowling published or broadcast in

a non-bowling scenario I am proud and happy. Im not

talking about the media that would make fun of our

sport, but rather those who recognize it as fun or chal-

lenging.

Here is a sampling of what I saw recently, and I wel-

come any observations from our readers as well.

Vizio has come up with a recording program with an

example of people bowling and being able to replay iton their laptops.

The hit television comedy, The Middle showed

the beleaguered parents finally having time to them-

selves and they look at each other with loving eyes

and the wife says, You know what would be fun?

The husband replies, Bowling! They take off for the

local bowling center and have a great time.

There is a television ad for the NCAA regarding

scholar athletes, and in one segment a collegian is

bowling and a marching band is following her, indi-

cating recognition for her sport.

At a science fair and expo I attended in New York, a

graduate student demonstrated senior citizen activities

and their purpose. One of her activities was bowling

which she said was fun for seniors and increased

their mobility.

The AARP newsletter featured 99 Great Ways toSave Money and under Family Gifts they suggest-

ed, a gift card the whole family can use such as

movies, bowling, or a ball game.

Parkway Lanes in Elmwood Park, NJ (the home of

Ken Yokoboskys pro shop) was used as a backdrop

and example in a commercial for the Bank of

America.

While filming in Australia, it was noted that

Angelina Jolie brought her 6 children to the Strike

Bowling Center in Sydney for some family fun.

Film star Vince Vaughan was on the Ellen

(DeGeneres) Show and when Ellen asked if he did

something special for his 40th birthday, he said hewent bowling with his family.

Seinfeld creator Larry David said he bowls every

ten years when he takes some time off and says that

because hes been away from it so long he thinks,

Boy, this is some interesting game, this bowling.

Look at what Im doing. Its fun.

There have been many more that I didnt note, but

suffice to say, the treatment of bowling in the media

has finally made a turn from the Flintstone,

Honeymooners, and Dagwood days of treating it as a

joke and as something to be downplayed by the spous-

es of the men in each of these families.

Now that I think of it, Married With Children had

an episode, which was not your sanctioned league

play, but it did show friendly competition between

Peg and Al and in her heels and stretch pants, Peg

rolled a 300 game. The same was portrayed in TheAndy Griffith Show when Howard Sprague eventu-

ally, after a blackout, completed his 300 game. That

one was sanctioned and abided by the then ABC rules.

There is hope! There is always hope!

If you're looking for

Christmas or holiday gifts for

that bowler on your list the pos-

sibilities are wide in range and

cost.

Personal equipment rates

high, starting with a bowlingball. Each year 75 to 100 bowl-

ing balls make their debut. They

go from a child's starting weight

of six pounds to the maximum of

16 pounds. They come in dozens

of colors, various cover compo-

sitions, some with pictures or

objects such as flowers, sculls,

boxing gloves or scenic logos

implanted. They even come in

different scents. In price, bowl-

ing balls range from about $60

to as high as $300.

You can purchase a blank ball,

to be drilled later to the specifi-

cations best fitted to the recipi-ent. Avoid pre-drilled balls.

There are bowling bags and

bowling bags, to hold your ball

and whatever else you might

need on your bowling outings.

You can find a simple single ball

bag for as little as $15, and jump

to a super six ball carrier for as

much as $400.

Shoes are important, and they

come in all styles, colors, and

materials, some with changeable

soles and heels to adjust to dif-

ferent approach surfaces. There

are also high heeled bowling

shoes, but they are made for

showing and jesting, not bowl-ing. Shoes will cost you $25 for

those to get you by to almost

$300 for perfect and personal

foot fits.

Bowling shirts, slacks, ties and

kerchiefs are available as are

jackets and rain gear. Jewelry of

all kind, rings, watches, belt

buckles, bracelets and replicas

of lanes, balls and pins can be

engraved with a bowler's memo-

rable performances.

One of the most helpful, eco-

nomical and appreciated gifts

for a bowler is an accessory kit.

The products included inside

can feature slip-on bowling

socks, tape of all kinds, bandag-

es, product to cover bruisedareas creating a new skin, ball

cleaner, record books, handicap

manuals, something to help you

slide or stop sliding, finger

inserts, wrist and arm bands of

all types, resin bags and towels.

There are many type of bowling

gloves---some that even provide

the power of magnets. There are

the long used accessories, and

new ones appear regularly. They

range from less than a dollar to

$20 or more and you can decide

how much you want to spend

and how many items you want

to include.A thoughtful and always well

received gift is free practice

games, membership in bowling

organizations and pre paid

entries into tournaments. There

are local, state, and national

events in the list of the 10,000

tournaments conducted world-

wide. And that's a gift that could

keep giving in the way of large

cash and merchandise prizes.

Bowling publications, books,

movies and videos abound. But

if you are giving instructional

materials, don't overdo it. One

good book or video is enough,

two or three might give toomuch to absorb at once. Follow

up later with another teaching

aid. There are magazines avail-

able that regularly feature all

phases of instruction.

The ultimate, of course, is to

gift someone with his or her own

personal lane, installed in an

attic, basemen or beside a home.

Price? Start at $10,000 and go

up and up, and up.


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Mitch Weinberg 279MADISON, NJ Mitch Weinberg

led the scoring in the Friday

Classic League firing a high 279.

Jim Moore shot 277, Jim Hintze

267, Patty Hanlein 231, and Liz

Viola 218.

Ian Lerner 276MADISON, NJ Ian Lerner

topped the Police & Fire League

firing a high game of 276.

Jim Boston shot 256, and Tommy

Magers 248.

Evan Weinberg 268MADISON, NJ Evan Weinberg

led the Junior/Major Breakfast

Club firing a high game of 268.

Jack Vander Meulen shot 255,

Curtis Kyzima 233, Madasyn

Bancroft 157, Rebecca Bednarik

156, and Ava Hanlein 154.

Jim Dresch 268MADISON, NJ Jim Dresch

rolled 268, Mark Martinowich

265, Victor Pitra 241, and Kathy

Faisam 172 in the Livingston

Business Mens League.

Bryan Katz 267MADISON, NJ - Bryan Katz led

the Wednesday Trio League firing

a high game of 267.

Oren Warter shot 256, Andrew

Stephen 255, Stephanie Rahn 246,

Lissette Tapanes 219, and Dawn

Dammon214.

Herbert Worthington 262MADISON, NJ Herbert

Worthington shot 262, and Emily

Riley 210 in the CMIL League.

R. Keirstead 241MADISON, NJ Rich Keirstead

rolled 241, Dan Smith 232, and

Joe Jagiello 222 in the Pharma

Plus League.

Dave Hanft 232MADISON, NJ Dave Hanft

rolled 232, Dan Pridham 195, and

Scott Harwood 194 in the Tuesday

400 Doubles League.

Bednarik 203MADISON, NJ Alice Bednarik

rolled 203, Jodi Belli 194, and

Nancy Roberts 189 in the Monday

Night Ladies League.

Thomas Litland 200MADISON, NJ - Thomas Litland

rolled 200, Bill Phair 199, Mike

Jenkins 199, and Esther Mertens

184 in the Thursday Mixed

League.

Elaine Wilson 189MADISON, NJ In the Ladies

League Elaine Wilson shot 189,

Cindy Heinemeyer 188, and Liz

McKissock 187.

Zachary Linder 140MADISON, NJ In the Bantam

Prep Breakfast Club League

Zachary Linder shot 140, Zachary

Rieger 138, Damian Nieves and

Charlie Glink 128, Samantha

Glunk 116, and Amanda Granata

83.

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Chris Barbaro 780ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Chris

Barbaro topped the scoring in the

Thursday Custom Thumbz

Doublez League firing games of

256-266-258 for a high series of

780.

Frank LaBruyere rolled 256-235-

268-759, Carl Clory 268-243-736,

Bill Carreras 266-248-223-737,

John Smisek 259-242-708,

Richard Butt 234-224-247-705,

and Billy Rapel and Mike

Chookasezian 257.

Shaun Amiruddin 289ROCKVILLE, CTR, NY Shaun

Amiruddin led the scoring in the

Monday RVC 4-Man Classic

League firing a high game of 289.

Michael Ribaubo shot 288, Len

Ambruso 286-237, Chun Bae 279-

225-235-739, Mel Brosn 278-242,

Dave Goldman 268-244, Nick

Dilauro 268-233, Tim Swanson

268-241, Bob Froehlich 267-225,

Steve Palopoli 265-246.

John Soulant 276ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John

Soulant led the scoring in the

Tuesday Late Mens League firing

a high game of 276.

Joe Mazza shot 268-235, Mike

Czaplinski 266-235, Pat Zenker

265, Matt Carey 263-203,

Anthony DePace and Kenn

Evensen 258, Ralph Carolio 249,

and Michael Fisch 237-247-241-

725.

Mike Gralto 279-765ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Mike

Gralto topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Oceanside K of C League

firing games of 257-229-279 for a

high series of 765.

Jim Flynn shot 234-278-217-729,

Pat Zenker 257-257-736, Joe

Lupo 224-258-223-705, Keith

Massimillo 247-219-219-685, and

Heather Maxwell 272-211-620.

Joseph Gavin 744ROCKVILLE CTR, NY

Joseph Gavin topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Night Mixed

League firing games of 246-

265-233 for a high series of 744.

Salvarote Panzarella shot 264,

Allen Johnson 249-233-683,

Terry Boyle 245-236-698, Vicky

Lockwood 256-712, and

Michael Travers 241-2-01-233-

675.

Steve Klein 718ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Steve

Klein topped the scoring in the

Friday Night Mixed League firing

a high game of 279 and a high

series of 718.

Alan Salem shot 236-279-204-

7189, John LaBau 27-227-226-

730, Ed Rasa 268-233, Tim

OBrien 234-212-256-702, Ed

Graeff 217-248-245-710.

Pat Zenker 692ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Pat

Zenker topped the scoring in the

Sunday Adult/Child League fir-

ing games of 243-235 for a high

series of 692.

Patrick Bukovsky shot 234-223-

677, Santo DiSciafani 227-201,

Raul Malave 223, John Balbi

213, Mike Bukovsky and Joe

Prunty 211, and Barbara

Migliorno 202.

Frank Montgoris 265ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Frank

Montgoris led the scoring in the

Sunday Night Mixed League fir-

ing a high game of 265.

Bryan Swiader shot 254-222,

William May Sr. 254-236-248-

738, James Nolan 253-236, Julio

Zambrano 249, John Novichonek

248, Jarvis Skellington 247-227,

and Kim Swnson 218-208-233.

Ryan Ciccimarro 642ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Ryan

Ciccimarro paced the Thursday El

Cheapo League firing games of


Cory Williams shot 229-203, Jon

Martinez and Steve Frey 216, and

John Moran 213.

Gloria Belmonte 634ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Gloria

Belmonte paced the Tuesday

Ladies League firing games of237-210 for a high series of 634.

Pat LaGuardia shot 223, Betty

Ann Lescher 221, Sheryl Padaetz

208, and Marilyn Stern 200.

Laurie Bettineschi 224ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Laurie

Bettineschi rolled 224, Lori Flacks

222, and Sondra Crummell 213 in

the Tuesday Koffee Kats League.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Remee Malley shot 224,

Mindy Myers 205, and Jayne

Zimmerman 190.

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Joe Gentile, Jr. 759STATEN ISLAND, NY Joe

Gentile, Jr. led the scoring in the

Gennaros Pizzatown Mens

League firing games of 244-279

for a high series of 759.

Dan Karchie shot 256-278-756,

Tom Magrone 279-247-738, Alex

Spoto 278-731, Mike Galeotti

257-244-726, Frank Mazzella

259-715, Bob Coke 258-691, Nick

DiSalvo 279-698, and Marty

Aboroso 258-704.Robert Forminio 757STATEN ISLAND, NY Robert

Forminio led the scoring in the

Rab Wilkinson Memorial league

firing games of 242-278 for a high

series of 757.

Marco Recchia shot 269-247-

714, Mitch Bass 244-245-712,

Mark Sicililano 246-695, Dennis

Scire 691, Tim McAuliffe, Sr.

247-680, Ray Laursen, Sr. 244-

666, Jeffery Martin 267, and Tom

Wilkinson 257.

Jay Todaro 749STATEN ISLAND, NY Jay

Todaro led the Cartel Electric Fun

League firing games of 278-269

for a high series of 749.

Derek Gilbert shot 278, Ray

Carlisle 268-675, Phil Marus 257,

Peter Battezzato 265, and Ann

Renee Denora 213.

Larry Sullivan 715STATEN ISLAND, NY Larry

Sullivan led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed QuartetsLeague firing a 267 game and a

high series of 715.

Ross Gottlieb shot 268, Rita

DiPietro 216-234-653, Liz

Gottlieb 221, Lililan Rivera and

Pat Driscoll each rolled a 210.

Russell Braccia 223STATEN ISLAND, NY In the

Larry McSorley Jr. League

Russell Braccia shot 223, Sal

Armato 198, and Peyton Tyalor

166.

Bryan Mullins 709STATEN ISLAND, NY

Bryan Mullins led the scoring

in the Mike Massaroli

Memorial League firing a high

game of 267 and a high series

of 709.

Bob Jacobson shot 256-247-

699, John Coffaro 245-685,

Chris Leggio 670, Allen Levuz

669, Alex Buoninconti 248-

661, and Rob Butler 258.

Kevin Buono 707STATEN ISLAND, NY - Kevin

Buono topped the scoring in the

Adult/Child League firing games

of 246-233-228 for a high series of

707.

Kenneth Soto, Jr. rolled 245,

Christopher Ribando 233-204, and

Daniel Costantino 187.

Joe Albanese 699STATEN ISLAND, NY Joe

Albanese paced the scoring in the

Senior Mens Action League firing

games 236-233-230 for a high

series of 699.

Frank Polizzi rolled 204-232-

245-681, John Giobbie 2134-258-

207-679, Mike King 200-203-

268-671, Pat Valenti 214-246-647,

Mike Vignola 205-258-638, and

Stu Isaacs 234-207-612.

John Eadicicco 694STATEN ISLAND, NY John

Eadicicco led the Senior Men's

Action League firing games of

246-222-226 for a high 694 set.

Tom Hollywood shot 246-235-

671, Randy Viscuso 203-255-202-

660, Jim Episcopia 249, Vinnie

Cusimano 226, Ray Keller 225.

John Wilders 687STATEN ISLAND, NY John

Wilders topped the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed Quartets

League firing a high game of 244

and a high series of 687.

Rita DiPietro shot 243, Pat

Driscoll 242, Sean Sajecki 240,

Ashley Gottlieb 223, Lisa

Wilders 222, and Allyson Rowe

221.

Bob Lampariello 262STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob

Lampariello led the scoring in

the Golden Oldies League firing

a high game of 262.

Howard Weiss shot 244,

Bernie Weissman 213, Jim

Touhey 205, Tony Sciavolino

209, and John Cento and Ben

Currao 201.

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Mike Garfinkel 743FARMINGDALE, NY Mike

Garfinkel led the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League firing

games of 265-212-266 for a high

series of 743.

Wayne Embleton rolled 248-211,

Joe Venezia 234-21-658, Nick

Butera 216-234-210-660, Mike

TenBrink, Jon Diamond, and

Brian Meade 233, Garret Knispel

and Anthony Cotter 226.

Mike Maisano 734FARMINGDALE, NY Mike

Maisano topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mens Handicap

League firing games of 289-224-

221 for a high series of 734.

Brian Beale shot 277, Charlie

Turner 268, Stephen Gonzalez

237-268-247-752, Mac McNally

267-227, Frank Magro 260.

Dale Alberino 729FARMINGDALE, NY Dale

Alverino topped the scoring in the

Thursday Good Timers League

firing games of 267-236 for a high

series of 729.

Ken Tamburrino shot 259-226-

670, Brian Walsh 237-204-630,

Mike Bagnato 237, Peter Tonon

231, Frank Berardino 220, and

Nancy Duden 205.

John Doherty 288FARMINGDALE, NY JohnDoherty topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firing

a high game of 288.

Victor Cassano shot 267-248,

Lukas ZIto 265-246-223-734,

Arthur OConnor 247, Chris

Norton 237-225, Michae l

Markoski 235, and John Grieb and

Scott Bannon 228.

Junior Pascual 758FARMINGDALE, NY Junior

Pascual led the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League firing

games of 279-268 for a high series

of 758.

Mike Clark rolled 269-244,

William Ramos 268-235-235-738,

Joe Camacho 266-249-226-741,

Scott Zimmerman 259-254-711,

Anthony Gionisi 257, John

Lennon 253, Rich Mahler 243-

223, James Hood 242-242, andJim Campitiello 241.

Mike Ellendorf 251FARMINGDALE, NY Mike

Ellendorf paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League firing a

high game of 251.

Lloyd Hasluck and Eric Vazquez

hit 245, George Marrazzo 235-

215, Brian Siemers 228, and Steve

Dawideit 227.

Allen Gano 247FARMINGDALE, NY In the

Saturday Nite Friends League

Allen Gano shot 247, Tom Gomez

235, Paul Rowlans 233-218, Mark

Monroe 232, and Anthony Coletta,Jr. 230.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Jerry Hoeler shot 203.

Joe Livolsi shot 216, Al Diebold

195, and Fai Livolsi 182 in the

Friday Sunshine Kids League.

Carly Licht 653FARMINGDALE, NY Carly

Licht paced the scoring in the St.

Martin Major League firing games

of 233-227 for a high series of

653.

Emily Dean shot 237-211, 209-

652, Diamond Hunter 224-201,

Deanna Rosenberg 214, Kerri

Delisi and Joe Napoli 211, andNicholas Kideris 204.

Kerri Delisi 246FARMINGDALE, NY Kerri

Delisi paced the scoring in anoth-

er session of the St. Martins

Major League firing a high 246.

Amanda Delisi rolled 244, Nathan

Smith 238, Aahish Chohan 236,

Carly Licht 231, Nicholas Kideris

228, Maria Lucente 222, Emily

McLaughlin 219-213, and

Alexander Gusmano 219.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES AT CIRCLE LANES

West Shore Mixed: Rick Garv shot a 268 finishing with a 654, Harry

Egan 258-704, Eric Tollefson 257-675, Steve Talton 248-647.

Womens high scores were posted by Carol Viola 243, Debbie Armeno

229-601, Sandie Borngesser 226-590, Erica Monaco 597, and Kim

Egan 590.

Morris County Double Classic: Mike Daly hit 268-711, Chris

Briamonte 268-692, Keith Dougherty 257-718 series.

Lakeland Industrial League: Nick Tarentino bowled a 280, Tom

Perillo 279 and Mike Lipesky with a 268. Warren Holste Jr. with a

high series of 760, Tom Mergenthaler 722 and Bill DeHaas with a 716.

Gals & Pals: Jacqueline Wasniewski lead the league with a 247-216-

279-742 series.

Strikes & Spares: High Games were tossed by AJ Cullen with a 266,

Drew Cullen 253, John Maerz 244 and Tina McGrath with a 207.

Moonrisers League: Earl Bream bowled 256, DJ Alpaugh 248, Tom

Landow 246-708 and Denise Castelli with a 215 in a 566 set.

Chester Men: High Games 279 Matt Pintar with a 700 series.

Monday Mixed Five: High Game Glen Malmstone 258 with a 651

series and Jim Vivalo shot a 252 ending with a 654 series. Gloria Lella

shot a 201 ending up with a 545 series.

Kings & Queens: High Games Joe LaRusso 276 and a 719, Michelle

Acosta 234 and a 660 series.

Malott agreed.

Everyone was concerned about what the dye was going to do to the oil, but

I really didnt move for all three games, he said. Because I bowled all three

games playing the same line, so you could see the track of the ball. Thats what

I was curious about.

This oil could be very educating for the fans and outsiders to help them

understand what were dealing with, and to see how accurate we are, he added.

To me thats more important than what the oil did to us. I dont think it affect-

ed anything performance-wise. Im kind of excited about it.

The blue oil will be used in all four animal pattern championship finals

held during the World Series. The Viper Championship presented by PBA

Bowling Challenge will air next Sunday, Dec. 8, followed by the

Chameleon Championship on Dec. 15 and the Scorpion Championship on

Dec. 22. All December telecasts begin at 1 p.m. ET.

The Cheetah Championship telecast also included the first of four special

PBA League Challenge segments, allowing the eight PBA League fran-

chise players to demonstrate their skills in unique competitions. The first

segment was a blind bowling event in which a large curtain was sus-

pended over the lanes, hiding the pins from the players and leaving only thefirst part of the lanes visible for targeting. Each player bowled a ninth and

10th frame, and Weber the franchise player for the PBA League New York

City WTT KingPins won the initial round of challenge competition by

throwing four strikes for a perfect score of 60.

In the light-hearted competition, BROOKLYN STyLES franchise player

Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., asked for a re-rack (despite not being able

to see the pins) and competitors jokingly complained that Dallas Strikers

franchise player Norm Duke had an unfair advantage because hes so short,

he could see under curtain.

After winning the round, Weber said, I didnt have to shoot any spares,

so whats the big deal? I spot at the foul line, so shooting spares wouldnt

have been a problem if I had needed to shoot at one. I never even saw the

screen.

Wes MalottContinued from page 1


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Adult Leagues

Monday Early Birds: Evan Warshaw 247-637, Doug Scholtz 215, Alex

Dalmedo 245-606, Ed Hardy 219, Michelle Clouse 226-570, Frances

Haines 165-457.

County Tuesday Night: Matt Franke 290-688, Jesus Cruz 279-772,

Charles Wilfong 258, PJ. Adams 247-698, Lynn Coleman 214-599, Joan

Rauh 212, Amy Banfield 189-488.

Fox Hills Seniors: Bill Verderber 258-693, Sam Landsman 188, Steve

Friedman 215-640, Kathy Ingenito 164-436, Marilyn Forte 127, Helen

Lovero 150-401, Donna Matthews 137.

Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb 235-572, Bob McClughan 186-517,

Manny Barroquieiro 164-476, Dolores Webb 176-471, Beth Williams

168-428, Rita McKoy 161.

Rockaway Women: Colleen Boyd 223-555, Tammy Baldwin 212-614,

Marybeth Kanoiuse 211-520, Susan Chillemi 201-517, Annette Rossi

201-518, Pat Somers 192-514, Tracy OLeary 191-499, Beverly Koval

163-445.

PBA Experience bowled on changing PBA lane conditions: Tim

Panek 244-642, Joseph Caloger 232-611, Nick Westergaard 211-543,

Philip St. Amand 187-500, Liesl Apgar 188 and Dori Tinogoli 186.

NorBu Lodge: Bill Karpack 243-652, Charles Wrigth 238-665, Patrick

Deo 238, Marie Vantreuren 204-504, Lynn Perry 195-524, Mary Abasto

189-541.

Lake Hiawatha A.C.: Mike Harris 267-631, Larry Lewis265-618, Nick

Westergaard 263-667, J.W. Albensi III 248-655, Paul CeCe 247-693,

Maryann Abasto 189-521, Jacqlyn Coren 182-446, Kimberly Feehan

171-453.

Friday Tri-Mixed: Mike Svetik 201-497, Geno McCroy 198-534, Fred

Driver 189-524, Steve Beltz 189, Michelle Halko 191-555, Amy Caselli

176-454, Joann Mossi 143-403.

Spanish American Mixed: Tyrone Waal 296-724, Bill Coleman 290-

657, Julio Soto 267-704.

Junior LeaguesSizzlin Strikers/Weekend Warriors: Nicholas Thiese 160-413, Mark

Howarth 156-425, Emma Thiese 192-474, Chelsey Cruz 91-213.

Gutter Busters (2 games): Jared Glickman 108-206, Christopher

Dunleary 90-175, Isabel Glickman 94-176.

Rockaway-Denville Recreation (2 games): Alexander Schulte 90-179,

William Ciampaglion 83-157, Hannah Digansgi 105-184.

Bumper Busters (2 games): Ricky Rodriguez 130-212, Dominic

Mellifore 105-179, Jacob Paniconi 98-194, Jeniece Lazard 82-158.

Lucky Strikers: Colin Fisher 77-194, Samantha Fisher 68-182.

Ball Busters: Zachary Clark 244-618, Brandon Kwestel 235-631, Mike

Murray 187-477, Ben Gallagher 185, Haley Paccione 171-502,

Stephanie Sihanick 155-401.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERSJ. Mormando 771At Holiday Bowl

OAKLAND, NJ John

Mormando topped the Sunday

Adult/Junioir League at Holiday

Bowl firing 248-267-256-771.

Steve DiMartino shot 279-234-

726, Nick Cilento 249-221-684,

Mike Jenkins 215-600, Jon

Mormando 199, Ryan McGuire

194, and 6 year old Alex Pilovsky

rolled a 150.

Michael Blums 737 Highlights

Freehold Tires 2660 at Howell LanesHOWELL, NJ- Freehold Tire swept their match 9-0 behind Michael

Blums high series of the night 737 and Mark Gollinges 259-706 (2nd

high series) in the Monday Night Hankel Classic at Howell Lanes. Third

high series went to lefty Mike Fogarty at 700 and Artie Tafuri followed

last weeks great series with a 267 game.

Three teams had 900 plus games this week, and High Team Series of

the week going to Freehold Tire at 2660 to fortify their fourth place

standing. Aches and Pains, Howell Lanes and Team Sorry, Not Sorry

hold down the top three places in the league standings.


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G O O W L

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICJoe Quinn 764HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Quinn

topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 239-279-246 for a

high series of 764.

Bill Daunno rolled 227-255-242-

724, John Kertesz 221-233-264-

718, Rocco Fortunato 213-212-

289-714, Nick Guarneri 256-256-

705, Joe Lampariello 247-248-

208-703, and Robert Marchisello

256-235-212-703.Rocco Fortunato 759HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco

Fortunato paced the scoring in the

Family League firing games of


759.

Kevin Kopko rolled 256-245-

679, Bob Nebus 207-230-209-

646, Mikey Arocho 225-237-644,

Nicholas Kopko 238-213-632,

Steve Venito 211-215-612, and

Alexa Venito 201-206-605.

In the South Shore League Matt

DAndrea shot 238, and Brian

MacDonald 222.

Michael Ramer 716HOPELAWN, NJ Michael

Ramer led the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League firing

games of 237-245-234 for a high

series of 716.

Rich Hardish shot 247-222-662,

Walter Kronert 206-249-202-657,

Doro Sperantzas 210-200-245-

655, and Jose Medina 247-224-

652.

In the K of C League Kerry

McMorrow shot 242-206-605,

Mike Kaminski 203-215-604, and

Art Jakubczak 223-204.

Mike Rodriguez rolled 255-638,

Willie Hall 222-216-630, AndrewBock 200-205-213-618, and Brian

Vicidomini 251-211-615.

Casey Creutz 705HOPELAWN, NJ Casey Creutz

led the scoring in the Goldstein &

Hanel Doubles League firing

games of 220-278 for a high series

of 705.

Lou Gaudio, Jr. rolled 200-246-

245-691, Rusty Thomsen 236-

227-641, Mike Weinert 222-228-

625, and Brandon Micewicz 232-

211-623.

John Syslo 696HOPELAWN, NJ John Syslo led

the scoring in the Thursday Mixed

Nuts League firing games of 225-


Kevin Kennelly shot 269-202-

664, Jeff Kubinak 221-205-624,

and Barbara Aker 203.

Gary McGinness 683HOPELAWN, NJ Gary

McGinness led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed League firing

games of 203-226-254 for a highseries of 683.

Richard funk III rolled 234-202-

236-672, Kevin Eccleston 212-256-

667, Pat Sawler 256-235-639, and

Joe Thurston 202-200-224-626.

Dave Morgante 674HOPELAWN, NJ Dave

Morgante led the scoring in the



674.

Rocco Fortunato rolled 248-233-

672, Alexa Venito 246, Dan

Pawelek 210-238-202-650, Steve

Venito 213-235-639, Kevin Kopko

206-226-618, Joe Bloodgood 207-236-612, Susan Bobrowski 216,

and Thomas Kopko 215.

In the Iselin AA League Doris

Wendell shot 2353, Travis Dilello

217, Darris Douma 214, and Greg

Crawford 212.

John Despiniadis 666HOPELAWN, NJ John

Despiniadis paced the scoring in

the Academy Madness League fir-

ing games of 247-209-210 for a

high series of 666.

Pat Stegmeier rolled 244-226-

664, and Nick Viverito 201-234-

607.

Mike Conte 658HOPELAWN, NJ Mike Conte

led the scoring in the Friends &



658.

Kenny Dzurilla shot 215-206-610,

Kevin Conte 213, and Arthur

Porzio 202.

LJ Deluca rolled 158 in the

Saturday Carteret Specials League.

Dan Swanson rolled 117 in the

Sacred Heart Seniors League.

AT SOUTH LEVITTOWN

Monday Seniors: Richie Coyer 234-216-642, Bernie Goldstein 202,

Ann Scala 203.

Monday LIA: Joseph Morreale 254, Richie Visconti 247, Gilberto Cruz

245-244, George Schnepp 241-674, April Fucci 253-620, Patty Werbeck

224, Joanne Perry 215, Chris Schnepp 686.

Tuesday Early Birds: Karen Bernardo 226-212, Avie Deluca 225,

Corinne Stanton 200.

Tuesday BK Sweeneys: John Gannon 259-669, Mike Gregorio 246,

Jack Simone 244.

Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Cappy Caporusso 245, Joe Visone

222, John Barrett 214, Marylou Hopp 205.

Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: John Zalewski 234, Richie Coyer

225-608, Gene Gould 243, Richard Mennona 211, Gus Poulos 208, Ray

Wilson 203, Angela Napolitano 202, Joan Poulos 202.

Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Jon Crawford 257, Tony Dominick 231,

Lois Gillis 204, Susie Lew 201.

Thursday Hits and Misses: Jimmy Moore 255, Larry Ferriso 230, Jim

Fenimore 606.

Thursday Charles McShane: Bryan Beech 279-266-792, George

Anderson 269-722, Scott Johnston 266, Mike Willis 259, Mike Lang256, John Linkens 255-723, Kelly Sullivan 225-656.

Thursday Night Foursome: Fabrizio Cerutti 279-708, Matt Mege 279,

John Schrank 266, John Maglione 266-715, John Siano 265-745, Dennis

Ott Sr. 258, Bill Savarino 257, Thomas Ott 257, Mike Cosenza 257, Tom

DeVincenzo 257.

AT OCEANShawn Kollmer 279LAKEWOOD, NJ Shawn

Kollmer topped the scoring in the

Saturday Scratch League firing a

high game of 279.

Eric Lazarchick shot 277, Robbie

Guzman 267-256, Josh Swindell

256, and Alex Cretella 245.

Tyler Wolfe,

Robbie Guzman 277LAKEWOOD, NJ Tyler Wolfe

and Robbie Guzman each blasted

a high game of 277 in the Sunday

Scratch League.

Justin Savers hit 269, Josh

Swindel 257, McKenna Collier

246-237, John Boughton 232, and

Tori Boughton 225.

Sarah Pitcher 236LAKEWOOD, NJ Sarah Pitcher

led the scoring in the Saturday

Junior League firing a high game

of 236.

Victoria Gray rolled 225, Bradley

Aumann 216, and Zach Letts 212.

Anthony Tedesco Tops

LAKEWOOD, NJ In theSaturday Pin Hitters League

Anthony Tedesco shot 122,

Amanda Shelters 118, and Joey

King, Michael Marcotte and Brian

McFadden 101.

Zach Letts 216LAKEWOOD, NJ Zach Letts

led the scoring in the Saturday

Junior League firing a high game

of 216.

Jessica DAlusio shot 209, Jamie

Walliker 205, Gianna Brown 197,

April Sharkey and Deann Downs

each hit a 192 game.

Eric Lazarchick 130

LAKEWOOD, NJ EricLazarchick rolled 130, Amanda

Shelters 125, Kailee Derrick 123,

Faith Perrin 119, Colo Cook-

Benson 111, Alexis Fitzmaurice

109, Angela Patton 106, and Jordy

Tiapanco 105.

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