December 24 - 30, 2014 Sports Reporter

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ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Keith

Manza topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mens League at

Rockville Centre Lanes tossing

perfect with a 300 game then

adding a 235 for the meeting high

series of 758.

William Corwin rolled 214-279-

257-750, Glen Smith 249-248-

714, Alex Bogolubsky 279-708,

Jim Guardino 265-215-704, and

Sal Maenza 213-221-246-680.

By Joanne Ramsey

ABERDEEN, NJ - Tommy Dakouvanos of Belford, cap-

tured his first NJ State Masters title at the 34th New Jersey

State Bowling Association Masters Tournament held at

Bowlmor/AMF Strathmore in Aberdeen.

Dakouvanos, after qualifying third with an eight-game

score of 1717 (Andrew Suscreba of Garfield, NJ, was the

leading qualifier with 1771), compiled a 6-0 match play

record with a 210 tourney average. In the two-game match

play finals he defeated Raymond K. Baron III, Lindenwold,

NJ, 408-372. Dakouvanos then defeated Louis Gaudio,

Morganville, 435-400 before moving on to defeat Ernest C

Lukacs Jr, Manville, 431-422. Continuing his winning

streak, he beat Brent Tishuk of Belvidere, 388-376, fol-

lowed by Justin Sloan, Fair Lawn, 418-349, putting

Justin into the Losers bracket for the first time.

Sloan earned his way to the championship match going

through the winners bracket defeating John A Furey,

Freehold, 422-409, then Ryan Friend, Staten Island, NY,

406-392, Matt Russo, Millstone Twp, 351-329, followed

by Jason Stadtler, Cherry Hill, 435-429. At this point he

met Tommy Dakouvanos for the first time who put him

into the losers bracket with 418-349 where he beat

Matthew R Russo, 406-379, to face Dakouvanos again in

the championship match. Tommy Dakouvanos then

defeated Justin Sloan 414-377 for the Championship.

107 participated in the tournament.

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FARMINGDALE, NY Joey

Kurdziel topped the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League at

Farmingdale Lanes blasting a 300

game then adding a 247 and a 238

for that meetings high series of 785.

Roger Herscher rolled 236-242-

267-745, Eddie Allen 233-249-248-

730, Danny Schrafel 255-247-719,

Thomas Sanciola 248.

Sean Liotine 300-780 at Rabs

Tommy Dakouvanos Captures NJ State Masters Title

Joanne Ramsey, tournament co-manager, Runner-up Justin Sloan,

Champion Tommy Dakouvanos and, co-Manager Ray Yates .

Joey Kurdziel 300-785 at Farmingdale

Keith Manza 300 at Rockville Centre

STATEN ISLAND, NY Sean

Liotine earned top honors in the

Joe Brezinski Memorial at Rabs

Country Lanes a pitching a 300

game and the high series of 780.

Louis Mester rolled 242-681,

Frank Napolitano 244-666, Jerry

Delucia 257-662, Bob Walsh 257,

and Tom Hollywood and Rich

Alavarces 245.

By Russ Mills - PBA

MANALAPAN, N.J. Tim Foy

Jr. of Seaford, Delaware defeat-

ed Jonathan Sellers of Stratford,Connecticut, 213-184, to win

the Professional Bowlers

Association Knob Hill/MJK

Pro Shop Eastern Challenge at

Knob Hill Country Lanes. PBA

Challenge events are open to

any member or non-member

who has never won a PBA event.

Foy, who had bowled infre-

quently as a non-member prior

to joining in 2013, had cashed in

each event he entered this season

and had made finals in three of the

last four events. Now a PBA mem-

ber, Foy became eligible to enter

the 50th anniversary Barbasol

PBA Tournament of Champions in

Indianapolis in February as a PBA

title winner.

Sellers, bowling in his fourth

career regional, struggled to hit

the pocket early in the champi-onship match and never truly

challenged. Foy earned $1,500

for the win while Sellers earned

$1,000 as the runner-up.

Foy advanced to the finals by

defeating Johnathan Bower of

Middletown, Pennsylvania,

204-187, while Sellers defeated

current East Region Rookie of

the Year Gary Haines of West

Babylon, New York, 267-233, in

the other semifinal round match.

Bower and Haines earned $750

apiece.

Tim Foy Jr. wins PBA Knob Hill/MJK Pro Shop

Eastern Challenge

PBAphoto

Tim Foy Jr with Mark Kimball, who is both the

general manager of the center and co-sponsor.

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By Vince AlbrechtOAKLAND, NJ- There arent

enough superlatives to describe the

telephone numbers posted by Stan

Niemiecs young bowlers in the

leagues get-together at Holiday

Bowl. The battered pins may soon

need to be replaced by management,

having been floored mercilessly to the

tune of thirteen 600+ sets and forty-

one deuces.

Leading the onslaught were St Joseph

[Montvale] sophomore Nathan Tombo

and Paramus Catholic senior James

Kane, both with 768 threesomes.

Nathan, who flirted twice with perfec-

tion his final two games, splintered the

maples with 237-277-254 while James245-267-256 obliterated the helpless

plastic-coats. The 15-year-old Tombo lit

a fire under his Bowler City III mates as

they out-distanced a game but over-

matched Fair Lawn quartet, 3175-2900.

Anchor Nick Reyes fired 234-209-634,

Derek Lewandowski 212 and Tiffany

Sucero 192 in BC IIIs sweep of the

contest. Fair Lawn, motivated by

anchor Steve Plaszkys masterful 218-

216-256-690 and Madison Perrys 203,

came close to salvaging the middle

game, dropping the nail-biter, 1003-

995. In the other high-scoring

encounter, Kanes super set didnt

detract from his teammate Kyle

Schellberg who pounded out numbers

of his own, 234-214-269-717 as

Bowler City I swept past T-Bowl, 3094-

2854. The latter battled, posting decent

totals as Matt Morris scored 203-580

and Pat Mayer 204-576.

In other action, Erik Kattermann

blasted a closing 279, the afternoons

best single, and finished with 675,

leading Boonton to a hard-earned five

points against talented North

Arlington, 3027-2939. Erik had sup-

port from his squad as Sean McGuire

excelled with 212-221-626, Adam

Gelvan 204-190 and Drew Gille 184.Pacing the formidable North

Arlington quartet were Chris Liloia

237-221-650, Tyler Keefe 232-225-

649 and Haley Hassan 205.

The Holiday entries played each

other, with defending champ Holiday

I gaining four points with one-pin and

nineteen-pin triumphs while Holiday

II came away with a strong second

game and total wood, 2784-2740.

Triggers for the winners were David

Neil 215-194 and Nick Cilento 191-

193. Rolling well for Holiday II were

DePaul senior Joe Malyack 256-248-

664, Tom Chamberlain 202-204 and

Justin Milligan 191. Closing out the

session, Lodi enjoyed its best outing

of the season, sweeping seven points

from Bowler City II, 2991-2809

behind Nick Ferrante 205-201-604,

Steve Kropilak 209, Louis Ferrante

202 and Chris Navarro 198.

Delivering fine numbers for BC II

was Dean Edwards 222-204-606.

League-leading Montvale put togeth-

er a strong enough effort to earn seven

points from the vacancy primarily

due to Matt Russell 213-220-604 and

Dan Sproviero 213-590.

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LAS VEGAS Anthony Pepe of Elmhurst, New York, in his national

television debut, won the PBA Cheetah Championship presented by

PBA Challenge Mobile Game at the new South Point Bowling Plaza

with an emotional 224-206 come-from-behind victory over top quali-

fier Dick Allen of Columbia, South Carolina.

The Cheetah finals, the first of five GEICO PBA World Series of

Bowling VI title events, aired on ESPN. It also was the first national

telecast originating from the new state-of-the-art 60-lane bowling

facility at the South Point Casino, Hotel and Spa complex on Las

Vegas south side.After converting the 6-10 in the first frame of the title match, Allen ran

off a string of six strikes to take control of the match, But a 2-4-6-7-9-10

split in the eighth frame, a 6-7 split in the ninth frame and a pocket 7-10

in the 10th frame opened the door for Pepe. After leaving back-to-back

6 pins in the eighth and ninth frames, Pepe threw three strikes in the 10th

frame to clinch the title.

I couldnt believe it when (Dick) left that split in the 10th frame, but I

just told myself to stay calm and execute a good shot, Pepe said. After

all of those hours of working hard, practicing alone, for this moment, its unbelievable.

In the opening three-player, all-New York shootout match, Pepe, a 26-year-old self-pro-

claimed healthy-lifestyle advocate, thrilled the crowd by taking a perfect game to his final

shot, where he faltered, leaving the 2-4-6-7-8 for a 295 game. It was more than enough to

eliminate Brad Angelo of Lockport, who rolled a 226 game, and to spoil the title dreams

of Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, who finished with a 224. The first woman ever to quali-

fy for two PBA TV finals had hopes of joining Kelly Kulick as the sec-

ond woman to win a PBA Tour title, but Pepe made sure she never had

room to recover after she left the 4-6-7-10 split in her second frame.

Pepe came within one shot of matching a feat performed only one

other time in PBA history: a 300 game in a players first-ever game on

national television. Bob Benoit of Topeka, Kansas, is the only player to

do that, winning the 1988 Quaker State Open in Fort Worth, Texas, with

a 300-255 victory over PBA legend Mark Roth.

On that 12th shot, I was a bundle of nerves, Pepe admitted. To

think I had the first 11 strikes in my first game on TVI kinda grabbed(the ball) at the bottom (of my arm swing) and I paid the penalty.

Pepe also refused to give in to Allen in the title match, despite missing

a 7 pin in the sixth frame which put him in a 29-pin hole with four

frames to go.

I just told myself to make better shots, he said. It was unfortunate

what happened to Dick, especially in the 10th frame he threw that (7-

10) shot really well but I came up in the 10th and knew I only needed

a mark a win. When all 10 pins fell down, I fell down, too.

There are no words to describe the feeling, Pepe continued. Ive dreamed of this since

I was a little kid. (PBA Tour champions) Patrick Allen, Mike Fagan and Ryan Shafer all

told me to get my PBA card because they thought I had the potential to be successful out

here. That kinda gave me a little confidence. That meant so much to me and the fact Im

now holding this trophy, well, its an indescribable feeling.

New Yorks Anthony Pepe Wins First Title in PBA Cheetah ChampionshipThree consecutive splits late in title game cost top qualifier Dick Allen

By Bill Vint - PBA

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Cheetah Champion Anthony Pepe

John Furey 680 at Howell LanesHOWELL, NJ - John Furey led all bowlers with a 680 series and 259

game in the Cheap Thrills at Howell Lanes.

Brett Winters bowled 673-249, Dan French 654 and for the Women

Sharon Hankel fired a 236 and high series was thrown by Dawn

Fratello 547.

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Dick Raymond 722MADISON, NJ Dick Raymond

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Trio League firing a 264 game for

a high series of 722.

Travor Bogert shot 265-700, Dan

Pridham 700, Dan Kirchner 258,

Sally Lauderdale 237, Stephanie

Rahn 223, and Dawn Gammon

208.

Joe Parisi 716MADISON, NJ Joe Parisi led

the scoring in the Pat Martinelli

Friday Classic League firing a

high series of 716.

Jake Bird rolled 266, Neil

Pallotta 265, Stephan Friedella

and Ellen Moore 257, Alex Tragno

231, and Jennifer Drury 221.

Bob Russo 664MADISON, NJ Bob Russo led

the scoring in the Livingston

Business Mens League firing a

256 game for a high series of 664.

Chris Waller rolled 256-659, Al

Klein 247-645, and Eleanor

Vogler 166.

Evan Weinberg 244MADISON, NJ Evan Weinberg

led the scoring in the Diggers

Junior/Major League firing a high

game of 244.

Chris Moran rolled 220, Charlie

Glunk 217, Lauren Potechia 180,

Ashley Smith 178, and Rebecca

Bednarik 171.

In the Diggers Bantam/Prep

League Alex Berg shot 155, Mike

Piccola 149, Colin Fagan 135, and

Rachel Rigger 120.

Alice Bednarik 245MADISON, NJ In the Monday

Night Ladies League Alice

Bednarik rolled 245, Jodi Belli

180, and Kate Pentony 172.

Alex Berg rolled 178, Colin

Fagan 163, and Mike Piccola 145

in the Diggers Bantam/Prep

League.

Dan Pridham 235MADISON, NJ In the Tuesday

400 Doubles League Dan Pridham

shot 235, Dave Hanft 229, and

Joseph Mazzarese 216.

In the Diggers Junior/Major

League Robby Bednarik shot 215,

Richard Hufnagle 213, Michael

Neiman 212, and Lauren Potechin

196.

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Challenge League at Ocean Lanes rolling a 279 game for a high series

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Emil Dudas shot 266-762, Tom Carvalho 259-761, Fred Knowles

289-755, Sergio Perrulli 289-749, Michael Melillo 262-743, Mitchell

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Frank Magyar, Nick Reyes Pace Youth TravelersBy Vince Albrecht

WAYNE, NJ- In the Stan Niemiec

Youth Travel players inaugural

appearance at T-Bowl, there were

eight 600s posted along with

thirty-nine deuces. This impres-

sive scoring display was led, not

surprisingly, by Holiday Is

smooth anchor Frank Magyar

who, for the third straight week,

had high threesome tossing 218-193-258-669. With Nick Cilento

202-214 and Ryan McGuire 188-

197 chipping in, Holiday I man-

aged to earn four points, taking

two close games from North

Arlington. The latter prevailed in

the finale, 1011-908 and salvaged

three points by taking the wood

point as well, 2823-2742.

Tallying big for North Arlington

were Tyler Keefe 248, Chris

Liloia 203 and Haley Hassan 202.

Bergenfield junior Nick Reyes

caught fire after a below-par

opener to scorch the maples with

254-255-667 to spark BowlerCity III to five points against T-

Bowl. Also rolling well for the

winners were Tiffany Sucero 204,

Greg Khan 202-192 and Gianni

Calzadilla 197. T-Bowls Joshua

Spiegel delivered the afternoons

only triple deuce 202-237-223 for

a 667 and Matt Morris added a

202 as they both were instrumen-

tal in the teams thrilling 998-960

second game win.

Behind a season-best perform-ance from Montville senior Sean

McGuire 236-221-650, Boonton

sailed past Fair Lawn, 2968-

2757, securing five points in the

process. Sean had plenty of help

from his teammates, Karl

Kattermann 211-213-607, Matt

Chang 199 and Drew Gille 191.

Igniting Fair Lawns competitive

spirit were two 13-year-olds,

Nick Greco hitting 223 and

Hunter Perry 211 with

Ridgewood freshman Matt Myers

adding a 216.

In one of the days finest match-

es, Holiday II held off BowlerCity II, 2895-2853. Lighting up

the pins for the victors were Tom

Chamberlain 202-235-625, Craig

Oriente 214, Al Chamberlain 201

and Justin Milligan 190.

Powering the BC II quartet was

13-year-old Arielle Wallace with

a pair of 208 games while new-

comer Matt Burzynski struck

gold with 213-214 and anchor

Dean Edwards contributed 203-

197.Lodi turned back pace-setting

Montvale, 2773-2743, capturing

five points after dropping the

opener. Nick Ferrante figured out

the lanes big time after a forget-

table first game and charged back

with194-223 to lead the Lodi

squad. For Montvale, Joseph

Hammer Mahoney blasted a

huge 232 and anchor Matt Russell

maintained his 200+ average with

a steady 202-202-198-602.

Rounding out the days action,

Bowler City I rode Anthony

Russos 224, Janina Santoros 215

and Kyle Schellbergs 213-212-614 to a five point win against the

vacancy.

Tank Lodge 781FLUSHING, NY Tank Lodge topped the scoring in the Friends and

Family League blasting games of 260-279-242 for a high series of 781.

Bobby Fox, Sr. rolled 257-217-266-740, Twone Williams 268-269-

202-739, Brett Mosley 238-228-722, Tony Crowley 238-256-226-720,

Orlando Upshur 274-266-718, Riz Rissland 251-218-246-715, Anky

Huges, Sr. 236-245-232-713, and Brett Lee 246-277-695.

Richie Salcedo 752FLUSING, NY Richie Salcedo topped the scoring in the Friday Hi-

Rollers League firing games of 252-257-243 for a high series of 752.

Tim Lau rolled 202-264-279-745, Bryan Paul 279-216-224-719, Ogie

Lawsin 205-225-259-689, Mike Fandino 214-255-217-686, Dwight

Flowers 242-248-688, and Gerald Evangelista 265-235-680.

Ken Shaw 742FLUSHING, NY Ken Shaw topped the scoring in the Bricktown Too

League firing games of 227-267-248 for a high series of 742.

David Jones rolled 247-252-211-710, Terrence White 251-266-701,

David Siegenthal 216-246-237-699, and Jerry Dumpson 205-214-248-

667.

Greh Chin 737FLUSHING, NY Greg Chin topped the scoring in the Midweek

Mixers League firing games of 225-245-267 for a high series of 737.

Bill Gantt shot 201-269-226-696, Efren Enriquez 214-282-694,

Michael Rosenberg 202-265-212-679, and Stephen Amarosa 215-267-

217-699.

Juice Ossou 728FLUSHING, NY Juice Ossou led the scoring in the Ball and Chain


David Seigenthan rolled 236-256-237-729, Luis Jimenez 246-245-

234-725, Jairo Cebalos 260-225-673, and Greg Chin 205-224-220-649.

Kenny Schaefer 726FLUSHING, NY Kenny Schaefer topped the scoring in the Ted Guy

Classic League firing games of 222-268-236 for a high series of 726.

Joe Moser rolled 289-204-228-721, Joe DeNicola 256-203-690, Alex

Andres 269-223-683, Jose Colon 279-225-692, Jose Zambrano 266-

215-676, and Joe Diurleo 236-248-215-699.

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Tim McAuliffe 786STATEN ISLAND, NY Tim

McAuliffe topped the scoring in

the Rab Wilkinson Memorial

League blasting games of 247-

267-270 for a high series of 786.

Jeff Scire rolled 244-716, Sean

McAuliffe 248-706, Kevin Buono

699, Mike King 257-697, Tim

McAuliffe, Sr. 243-687, and Justin

Carroll 677.

Nathan Schwartz 749STATEN ISLAND, NY Nathan

Schwartz led the scoring in the

FixADent Auto Body League fir-

ing games of 247-246-256 for a

high series of 749.

Mike Mazzacappa shot 267-258-

747, Brian Delouise 258-710, Phil

DeCesario 246-245-703, Mike

Vansanko 277-695, Red Baronello

267-695, and John Drabcyk 277-

691.

Eugene Cruz 749STATEN ISLAND, NY Eugene

Cruz topped the scoring in the

Mike Massaroli Memorial League

firing a high game of 279 and ahigh series of 749.

Gene Roberts shot 258-715, Joe

Bracco 246-247-710, Ross

Tudisco 267-705, Marc Avena

2472-45-704, Rob Butler 274-

691, Ray Tirado 674, Mike Galotti

243-667, and Anthony Braccia

258-662.

Frank Pratt 725STATEN ISLAND, NY Frank

Pratt topped the scoring in the

Getaway League blasting a high

game of 277 and a high 725.

Paul Pendzich shot 255-709,

Dom Tortaglia 244-679, Chris

Antico 268-671, Tim Folks 258-

683, Matthew Cavais 266, RayLaursen, Jr. 256, and Michael Pero

249.

Bob Lampariello 705STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob

Lampariello topped the scoring in

the Golden Oldies League firing

games of 214-259-232 for a high

series of 705.

Vincent Tannacore rolled 201-

244-643, V. Pisciotta 211-233-

618, and Robert Pacifico 226-203.

Rita DiPietro 695STATEN ISLAND, NY Rita

DiPietro led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed Quartets

League blasting games of 232-


Ross Gottlieb shot 258, Matt

Cohen 248-678, Ken Soto 246,

Joe DEsposito 247, Chris Gervais

243, and Donna Van Vorst 227.

Anne Marie Rubilotta 679STATEN ISLAND, NY AnneMarie Rubilotta blasted 214-223-

242-679 and Laura Hepworth

tossed a 200 game in the Tuesday

Early Birds League.

In the Gennaros Ladies Classic

League Dotty Belantoni shot 238,

Brittany Berto 233, Lisas Collette

216, and Naz Laursen 211.

Joe Sessa 662STATEN ISLAND, NY Joe

Sessa paced the scoring in the

Senior Mens League firing games

of 238-234 for a high series of

662.

Juanito Malana rolled 256-642,

Tom Hollywood 228-222-634,Vonny Truscelli 248-631, and Ron

Gaudio 213-209-617.

Christian DeVito 661STATEN ISLAND, NY

Christian Devito led the scoring in

the NEXGEN Junior Bowlers

League firing games 211-279 for a

high series of 661.

Ashley Martinez rolled 225-226-

655, Zoon Seigal 235-208-638,

Jonathan Petrizzi 211-203-202-

616, Lexis Ortiz 201-231, Brad

Calendrillo 221, Andrew Trapani

218-215, and Andrew Padluelo

215.

2014-15 WORLD BOWLING TOUR SCHEDULE(World Bowling Tour tournaments are held in cooperation between World Bowling and the Professional

Bowlers Association; male and female participants earn competition points toward the annual WBT Finals;

PBA International Tour titles are awarded if the winner is a PBA member; events designated as major

award double WBT points)

Jan. 2-11 - Brunswick Ballmaster Open, Helsinki, Finland

Jan. 11 - PBA World Championship finals, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States (major)

Feb. 1-8 - United States Bowling Congress Masters, Green Bay, Wis. (major)

Feb. 24-March 2 - H.H. Emir Cup, Doha, Qatar

March 3-9 - Kingdom of Bahrain Open, Manama, Bahrain

March 10-14 - Kuwait International Open, Kuwait City, Kuwait

March 14-22 - Brunswick Euro Challenge, Munich, Germany

May 9-17 - Grand Casino Resort PBA Summer Swing Oklahoma Open, Shawnee, Okla.

May 13-19 USBC Queens, Green Bay, Wis. (women only)

tba - WBT Thailand, Bangkok Thailand

Oct. 16-Nov. 1 PBA World Championship (PBA World Series VII), Las Vegas (major)

Nov. 1 - World Bowling Tour Mens and Womens Finals presented by PBA, Las Vegas

Nov. 17-28 World Womens Championships, Abu Dhabi, UAE (women only; major)

tba WBT UAE Open, Abu Dhabi, UAE

tba Its Daejeon International Open, Daejeon, Korea (major)

tba 9th Kingdom International Open, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

tba Qatar Open, Doha, Qatar

AT RABS COUNTRY LANESWORLD BOWLING ADOPTS CALENDAR YEAR

SCHEDULE FOR WORLD BOWLING TOUREffective immediately, World Bowling has adopted

a calendar year schedule in order to be compatible

with PBAs calendar year scheduling for the cooper-

ative World Bowling Tour tournament program. The

transition to calendar year for WBT competition will

be fully implemented starting Jan. 1, 2016.

For 2015, World Bowling will extend the WBT sea-

son from Oct. 31, 2014, to Dec. 31, 2015. All events

between those dates will be included in the 2015

point list, which means the results of both the 2014

and 2015 PBA World Championships (conductedduring PBA World Series of Bowling) along with the

2014 and 2015 Its Daejeon Opens in Korea, Qatar

Opens and Kingdom International Opens in Saudi

Arabia will be conducted twice and counted twice

as part of the 14-month 2014-15 season.

Starting Jan. 1, 2016, the three-man/three-woman

World Bowling Tour Finals will be based on 2016

events only. WBT Points will continue to use i ts two-

year rolling points list for world ranking purposes.

All World Bowling Tour tournaments award a PBA

International Tour title to winners if they are PBA

members.

Major cities from across the globe have put in their

bids to host future World Bowling championship

events, said World Bowling CEO and President

Kevin Dornberger.

Earlier this year, World Bowling put out requests

for bids for the 2017 World Senior Championships,

the 2017 World Championships (men and women),

the 2018 World Youth Championships and the 2018

World Men's Championships.

Two cities in the United States have placed bids

with the South Point Casino and Resort in Las Vegas,

Nevada, bidding for all four events and Detroit,

Michigan, putting in bids for the 2018 WYC and

2018 WMC.

Munich, Germany, has bid for the 2017 World

Senior and the 2018 WYC, Hong Kong put in a bid

for the 2018 WMC and Kuwait has bid for the 2017

WC. In addition, Tokyo has put in an early bid for the

2020 World Singles Championships.

"The quality of cities on this list is a testament to

the progress World Bowling has made in taking our

championship events to the next level," Dornberger

said. "We appreciate the fact that all of these cities are

showing their support for the sport of bowling."

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Sunil Kochar 299-795ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Sunil

Kochar topped the scoring in the

Monday RVC 4-Man Classic

League firing games of 254-242

before landing a near perfect 299

for the session high series of 795.

Tom Handley rolled 258-247-

279-784, Robert Burling 243-267-

259-769, Pat Zenker 290-257-735,

Willie Fessler 269-267-727, and

Glenn Smith 268-719.

Michael Fisch 770ROCKVILLE CTR, NY

Michael Fisch topped the scoring

in the Tuesday Late Mens League

firing games of 268-248-254 for a

high series of 770.

Raoul Vegosen shot 258-244-

246-748, Joe LaSpina 278-231-

721, Jim Carey 247-234-228-709,

and John Hanlon 225-225-238-

688.

Keith Massimillo 766ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Keith

Massimillo topped the Tuesday

Oceanside Knights of Columbus


Steve Papier rolled 259-246-715,

Al Fabiano 268-225-708, Nick

Nassour 256-214-232-702, and

Mike Interrante 276-212-691.

Steven Friedman 761ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Steven

Friedman topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mens League


high series of 761.

Keith Manza rolled 298-238-749,

Ken Bruce 268-702, Sal Maenza

269-219-693, Antonio Flores 233-

236-233-692, and Tony Baez 216-

208-237-661.Charlie Torres 758ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Charlie

Torres led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed League firing


series of 758.

Robert Valenciano rolled 268-

264-717, Kyle OConnor 225-

237-238-700, Mike Penora 257-

237-695, Joseph Jhingree 246-

244-692, and Frank Cimino 298-

691.

Willie Fessler 752ROCKVILLE CTR, NY

Willie Fessler topped the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Night

Mixed League firing games of

238-246-268 for a high series of

752.

John Howarth shot 222-228-

287-737, Ray Brooks 275-686,

Joseph Gavin 245-214-225-684,

and Keith Benenati 268.

Stan Rosadio 721ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Stan

Rosadio topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Senior Doubles

League firing games of 257-256

for a high series of 721.

Mike Desmond rolled 248-

243-662, Jerry Desmond 235,

Charlie Johnson and Aubrey

Pereira 214, Bill Carreras 211,

and John Khantzain 209-204.

Pat Zenker 707ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Pat

Zenker topped the scoring in the

Friday Night Mixed League firing

games of 257-248 for a high series

of 707.Tim OBrien rolled 268-696,

John Hodge 245-237-695, Arthur

OConnor 236-235-693, Ira Silvar

246-241-681, and Jason Grima

223-213-242-678.

Steve Frey 705ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Steve

Frey led the scoring in the

Thursday El Cheapo League firing


series of 705.

John LaBau rolled 253, Joey

Green 236, John Moran 234, and

Jackie LaBau 206.

In the Sunday Adult/Child

League Steven Santiago rolled205.

Richard McCarthy 698ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Richard

McCarthy topped the scoring in

the Bown N Cruise League firing


series of 698.

Ketih McCarthy rolled 253-223-

657, Gregory Frank 247-220-653,

Don Railey 244, Joe Gavin 236,

and Fina Lella 225-202.

Patrice Nolan 689ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Patrice

Nolan topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Rockville Ladies League

firing games of 264-234 for a high

series of 689.

Gloria Belmonte rolled 227-214-

638, Vicky Lockwood 223, Kathy

Andrews 219-201, and Lisa

Newman 215-202-613.

George Fields 685ROCKVILLE CTR, NY GeorgeFields paced the scoring in the

Thursday Senior Birds League fir-

ing games of 237-235 for a high

series of 685.

Aubrey Pereira rolled 258,

Stanley Rosadio 225, Henry Clay

253-203-628, Ray Lowman 233-

200, William Tyson 227, and Jerry

George 224-626.

Bob Wegle 681ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Bob

Wegle led the scoring in the St.

Rays Holy Bowlers League firing


of 681.

John Maglio rolled 258-225-664,and Anthony Capellupo 245.

Santo DiSciafani 670ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Santo

DiSciafani paced the scoring in

the Sunday Adult/Child League

firing games of 246-224 for a high

series of 670, and Jim Guardino

shot 225.

Santo DiSciafani 661ROCKVILLE CTR, NY In the

Sunday Adult/Child League Santo

DiSciafani shot 223-204-234-661,

and Jim Guardino 607.

Linda Walsh led the Monday

Ladies with 221, followed by

Anna Molloy 203, Susan Randel195, and Doreen Lauria 193.

Jason Simonetti 647ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Jason

Simonetti led the scoring in the

Sunday Night Mixed League fir-

ing games of 267-220 for a high

series of 647.

Chuck Eckherdt rolled 230-210-

639, Nancy Kariah 226-614,

Richard Anderson 223, and James

Nolan 232.

AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE AT MAJESTICWilly Maldonado 739HOPELAWN, NJ Willy Maldonado earned high series honors in the

Raritan Bay Mens League firing 256-214-269 for a high series of 739.

Sean Zeleniak rolled 200-258-269-727, Joe Weisenstein 23;9-258-204-

701, William Bailey 246-215-227-688, Rocco Fortunato 246-215-218-

679, and Chuck Mantione 218-254-665.

Michael Ramer 708HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Ramer led the scoring in the Garden State

Mixed League firing games of 258-234-216 for a high series of 708.

Dorien Soto rolled 239-209-246-694, Warren Taureck 225-223-228-

676, and Lenny Novak 243-233-669.Kevin Kopko 665HOPELAWN, NJ Kevin Kopko led the scoring in the Family League

firing games of 255-227 for a high series of 665.

Daneil Pawelek rolled 205-267-655, Steve Osiadacz 215-214-221-650,

Rocco Fortunato 224-234-625, and Autumn Fortunato 220.

Al Tampa 627HOPELAWN, NJ In the Knights of Columbus League Al Tampa

rolled 227-246-627, Bill Dillon 267-609, Art Jakubczak 245, Cid

Stentella 226, and Joe Grossi 224.

Basha Miller rolled 247-614, Larry Clarke 253, Ted Young 213, and

Joyce Ellisn 211 in the NJ Turnpike League.

Jeremy Soto 257HOPELAWN, NJ Jeremy Soto led the scoring in the Avenel Youth

League firing a high game of 257.

Kyle Bilawsky rolled 224, Ryan Johnson 213, Christopher Affiniti 212,

Branden Barrese and Miguel Arocho 201, and Deanna Calantoni 200.


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Mike Alvarez 765FARMINGDALE, NY Mike

Alvarez topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mens League


high series of 765.

Sal Alberino shot 238-246-277-

761, Frankie Berardino 279-249-

730, Mike Maisano 256-248-243-

747, Dan Levin 244-231-237-712,

Mike Petroff 227-244-237-708,

Brian Zelezny 235-237-227-699,and Larry Langsam 279-692.

Mike McCarthy 741FARMINGDALE, NY Mike

McCarthy topped the scoring in

the Friday Late Mixed League fir-

ing games of 205-247-289 for a

high series of 741.

Bob Starzec rolled 269-259-732,

Mike Clark 267-257-716, Evan

Myers 228-246-229-703, Tony

Caridi 266-235-702, and Andrew

Berman 267-212.

Bryan Parsons 735FARMINGDALE, NY Bryan

Parsons topped the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay Leaguefiring games of 245-290-200 for a

high series of 735.

Steve Frey rolled 258-203-215-

676, Michael Martin 278-210-

661, Bert Messina 264-648,

Mickey Newbeck 247-643, David

Inloes 256-639, and Joey Kurdziel

253.

Wingo Hom 730FARMINGDALE, NY Wingo

Hom led the scoring in the

Saturday Nite Fun League firing


of 730.

Brian Zabrowski rolled 211-213-

237-661, Robert Andretta 223-619, Chris Buzzonetti 234-201-

605, and Jeff Gallo 245.

Eric Vazquez 712FARMINGDALE, NY Eric

Vazquez led the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League firing


series of 712.

Brian Siemers rolled 232-211,

Lloyd Hasluck 223, Robert Laurice

222, and Nick Fazzolare 221.

Clay Hunt 721FARMINGDALE, NY Clay

Hunt topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League firing


series of 721.

Miguel Garrido rolled 237-248-

213-698, Earl Holden 255-220-

689, Michael Berardino 259, Fred

Catapano 249, Carmelo Pluchjno

246-212, and Nathaniel Fuller and

Sharon Baker 245.

Anthony Yannacone 696FARMINGDALE, NY Anthony

Yannacone led the scoring in the

Monday High School Practice

League firing games of 262-214-

220 for a high series of 696.

Richard Valentine rolled 247-

235-639, Joe Napoli 232-228-637,

Darius Fuller 226, Max Garrido

224-216, and Nicholas Mencarelli

217.

Scott Serrao 674FARMINGDALE, NY Scott

Serrao led the scoring in the

Thursday Goodtimers League fir-

ing games of 201-225-248 for ahigh series of 674.

Sal Alberino shot 245, Bob

Andrews 235, Frank Berardino

222, Mike Bagnato 222, and Mike

Weber 221.

Mark Monfoletto 673FARMINGDALE, NY Mark

Monfoletto topped the scoring in

the Thursday 3-Man League firing


of 673.

Eugene Neal rolled 212-223-224-

659, Don Perillo 246-222, Frank

LaBruyere 243, Frank Montgoris

241, Sean Mott 234, and Jen

Ferraro 233.Derrick Dobert 262FARMINGDALE, NY Derrick

Dobert shot 262, George

Mazzocchi 243, Tom

Vonbraunsberg 232-216, Joe

Venezia 225-210, and Nick Buters

223 in the Sunday Early Mixed

League.

Nicholas Fina rolled 178 in the

Sunday Adult/Junior League.

Wayne Embleton 254FARMINGDALE, NY In the

Tuesday Nite Owls League Wayne

Embleeton rolled 254, Paul

Constantinopoli 250, John

Doherty 246, Bobby Falcone, and

Steven May 245, Robert Grieb

237, and Joseph Kotowicz 235-

235.

In the Friday Sunshine Kids

League Joe Livolsi shot 188, AL

Diebold 180, John Shedel 179,Eileen Richter 177, and Al Knoll

173.

Samantha Ng 630FARMINGDALE, NY

Samantha Ng topped the scoring

in the Saturday St. Martins

Majors League firing games of


Amanda DeLisi shot 219, Carly

Licht 218, James Prince 215,

Emily Dean 205, and Eric

Brennan 201.

Frank Berardino rolled 185, and

Bob Junge 172 in the MondaySummer Seniors League.

George Brenner 220FARMINGDALE, NY George

Brenner led the Friday Sunshine

Kids League with a high game of

220, followed by Joe Livolsi 212,

Al Diebold 191, and Fai Livolsi

172.

In the Brillian Soedarmasto

rolled 171 in the Saturday St.

Martins Seniors League.

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