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Hometown Favorite Motown Muscle Team Wins PBA League Mark Roth RoundBy Bill Vint - PBA
ALLEN PARK, Mich. – Motown Muscle
anchor bowler Mike Fagan’s nine-count
spare and strike in the 10th frame was just
enough to salvage a 195-193 victory for
hometown favorite Jerome Bettis’ team in
the Professional Bowlers Association
League’s Mark Roth round at Thunderbowl
Lanes, preventing the New York City WTT
KingPins from winning back to back titles.
The PBA League Mark Roth round, and
the Mark Roth Classic title match, aired on
ESPN.
In the PBA League final match, the
KingPins’ Tommy Jones, Pete Weber and
anchor bowler Scott Norton put together a
string of three strikes to help their team
take a one-pin lead after seven frames.
After trading open-frame splits in the eighth frame and strikes in the ninth, the
match came down to Fagan vs. Norton in the 10th frame.
Fagan’s inability to strike on his first shot gave Norton an opening. Needing a
strike on his first shot for the win, Norton
left a 3 pin, handing Motown 12 points in
the PBA League Elias Cup race. The
KingPins earned nine Elias Cup points as
runners-up.
“It was good TV,” Fagan grinned of his
team’s close call. “I was hoping for a little
better performance, but I got what I needed
when it counted. I figured I’d take the
responsibility (of bowling anchor). I feel
good on these lanes. I’ve got a good ball
reaction, but maybe I was a little over-
aggressive.
“Getting 12 (Elias Cup) points is big. We
lost our first match in the Salvino round,
but we’re getting a little more comfortable
with the TV set and the atmosphere, so we
think we can make a run for the Cup.”
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FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe
D’Alto blasted twelve in-a-row for
the high game of 300 while con-
testing in the Thursday 3-Man
League at Farmingdale Lanes.
Eric Smyth shot 27-245-728,
Matt Traina 277-231-715, Robert
O’Connor 267-255-717, Frank
Miller 266, Rich Bailin 265-693,
Chris Norton 259-258-714, Mike
Federa 259-225, and Jeff Fennell
and Octavious Manning 257.
Joe D’Alto 300 at Farmingdale
ALLEN PARK, Mich. –
Michael Haugen Jr. of Carefree,
Ariz., was a man on a mission,
and survived a battle that was-
n’t resolved until the final
frame in defeating Scott Norton
of Mission Viejo, Calif., 215-
194, to win his third
Professional Bowlers
Association Tour title in the
Mark Roth Classic at
Thunderbowl Lanes.
Haugen, 46, won both of his
previous PBA titles in 2008, but
came into the 2012-13 season
without the support of a bowl-
ing ball company sponsor and
felt snubbed because he wasn’t one of the 48
players selected to participate in the new PBA
League. He vowed it would take 10 quality
shots by Norton to beat him for the Roth title,
and Norton fell short, leaving back-to-back 4-
6-7-10 splits in the ninth and 10th frames
which turned a tight battle into
an easy win for Haugen.
“Being able to stay in the
moment and make the shot you
need to make is very rewarding,
and I was able to do that today,”
Haugen said. “Scott and I both
felt there wasn’t going to be a
250 game on those conditions,
so it was a matter of staying
clean. I was just very fortunate
today that Scott got a couple of
bad breaks. You never expect a
guy that talented to make shots
like that.”
Being overlooked in the inau-
gural PBA League draft also
provided incentive for Haugen.
“I’ve been at this (PBA competition) for 14
years. I’ve made a TV show every year, and
done ok in stats, but I didn’t get picked,” he
said. “I don’t know why, but that was motiva-
tion for me, too. It feels really good.”
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OAKLAND, NJ – Jim Hosier,
Dave Mutch and Charles
Anderson all rolled a 300 game in
the Coors Light Singles League at
Holiday Bowl. Jim led the group
with 300-258-257-247-1052, fol-
lowed by Dave 300-257-228-248-
1033, and Charles with 300-256-
258 (814)-1028.
Jim Zimmerman shot 277-250-
267-258-1052, Joe Kearney 2592-
37-266-268-1039, Shawn Aiello
258-242-956, Rob Mockenhaupt
258-258-939, and Steve
DiMartino 277-236-936.
LODI, NJ - Vernon Moody was
perfect with a 300 game in his
748 series bowling in the
Monday Nite Trios at Lodi
Lanes.
Ron DeLuca rolled a 279 fol-
lowed by John Montagna with a
278, Lauren Sohmer 248, Bobby
Castillo 777, and Ralph
Artemisio 756.
Hosier, Mutch, Anderson 300
At Holiday Bowl
Vernon Moody 300 at Lodi
Michael Haugen Jr. Wins Third Career Title in
PBA Mark Roth Classic By Bill Vint - PBA
PBA photo
Michael Haugen Jr. with Hall of
Famer Mark Roth
PBA photo
PBA Hall of Famer Mark Roth rolled out the first ball of the PBA League Mark Roth
Round of play.
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After a sluggish start in the semifinal match, the KingPins’
Jones, Weber and Norton also combined for a string of three
strikes to clinch a 211-162 victory over Kevin Hart’s
Philadelphia Hitmen. The KingPins got help from three Hitmen
open frames and they advanced to their second straight title
match.
In the opening match, consecutive strikes by Philadelphia’s
Mike DeVaney, Bill O’Neill and Mika Koivuniemi, combined
with back-to-back opens in the ninth and 10th frames by Jesse
Williams’ BROOKLYN STyLES were keys to the Hitmen’s 214-
176 victory. DeVaney got the Hitmen into the stepladder finals by
surviving the Clash eliminator round.
PBA League coverage continues on Sunday, March 3 at 3 p.m.
ET with the title match of the Don Carter Classic between top
qualifier Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, and challenger Jason
Sterner of McDonough, Ga., and the PBA League Carter round
featuring the BROOKLYN STyLES, the New York City WTT
KingPins, Chris Hardwick’s Silver Lake Atom Splitters and the
team that advances from the Clash eliminator round.
MARK ROTHContinued from page 1
Matt Myers, at 13-years-old Fires
Triple Duce 656 in Youth Travel By Vince Albrecht
HACKENSACK, NJ - The Stan Niemiec league youth travelers were
at Bowler City this week where the conditions were somewhat chal-
lenging for them. Even so, 13-year-old Matt Myers was more than
content with his effort as he earned Bowler of the Week honors for his
triple deuce [208-237-211] 656, the afternoon’s best set, as Fair Lawn
took five points from Bowler City IV. Also contributing for the victors
were Tyler Nappi 193-184 and Hassan Izzard 194; BC IV benefited
from fine scores from Alijah Jackson 208-210, Nathan Tombo 183-178
and Caitlin Tombo 174.
The session’s high single was posted by Holiday I’s Graham Mulligan
268, but despite some help from Anastasia DeLeon 190-213, the team
managed just two points against Holiday II, which took the match
2521-2480. Joseph Malyack led the way for the winners with 222-228:
639 and Colette Malyack chipped in with 200: 585.
In the most competitive match of the day, Bowler City II and Boonton
battled through three nail-biters and when all was said and done,
Boonton came away with five points, edging BC II 2554-2543.
Boonton prevailed in the first two games, winning by a scant eleven
and eight pins respectively while BC II took the finale by a mere eight
sticks. Powering Boonton were Patrick Teshima 224-236, Karl
Kattermann 204-193, Brian McGrath 205 and Justin Puchalski 200;
leading BC II’s scoring were James Kane 235-225, Welmer Paguay
217 and Austin Bonacum 203-198.
Despite a lackluster performance, Bowler City I regained first place by
securing five points from the vacancy. The lone deuce for the league
leaders was Eric Grabusnik 210 while teammates’ Vinny Santoro 185-
179 and Matt Trento 180-179 registered the team’s other top games.
Kyle Ladewig 200 and Katie Didonato 191-175 propelled Montvale to
a 2568-2468 win over Bowler City III. One of young Michaella Raab’s
triple digit games was achieved with a tenth frame triple as she contin-
ues to show improvement. Bowler City III’s Nick Reyes bounced back
after two sub-par scores to pound out 241, the afternoon’s second best
single, as his squad salvaged two points by taking the finale, 931-903.
JIB LANES
HIGHLIGHTSFriends and Family:
Dollar Bill Grant 280
Cobra Dumpson 266
Anthony Sapp 263
Silk Nixon 258
Eric Paulson Jr 258
Ball and Chain:
Timmy Linden 267
Alex Andres 266
Jairo Caballos 258
Jason Byczek 674 series
Mid-Week Mixer:
Earl Singer 268 723 series
Bobby Fox 267
James Simone 262
Tony Singh 257 743 series
Amelia Berger 243 634 series
Saturday Junior Handicap:
William Brown 259
Bobby Fox 273
Chris Cadet 235
Jarret McMillian 258
Margarita Garcia 181
Perfection at
Lodi LanesLODI, NJ – The Monday 4-
Man had a rash of perfectos in
recent weeks and posting 300
games were: John Sperone,
Hansel Javier, Kyle Handoga,
Anthony Buonnano, Bobet
Viray, Kenn Schlomann, and
Rafael Hernandez.
Luis Mercado tossed an 800
set followed by JJ Roldan with a
795, and John Gualteri with 787.
In the Thursday Survivor Trios
Hiram Perez rolled 300-731, and
Ron DeLuca 279-270-755.
And in the Filipino-American
Ron DeLuca rolled his 300 in a
784 set followed by JJ Roldan
with a near perfect 299 in an
impressive 814 series and Dean
Lim 299-767.
February 27 - March 6, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 3
MONTVALE, NJ – The Montvale Major League finished their First
Half with Village Grills, Jeff Rovetto, John Rankin Sr., and John Rankin
Jr., taking first place, 4½ points over Bergen Batting Center. Valley Tent
Rental finished third with Rick's Pro Shop right behind.
The league started their Second Half of the season with Ray Keim
278-778 leading the high scores for the night. Bob Higgins tossed 278-
758, Justin Hawkins 258-253-745, Dave Hulsizer 247-698, Ramil
Caburnay 698, Chris Trembath 696, JJ Roldan 695, Rocky Durocher
692, Dennis Hanowitz 683, John Rankin Jr. 682, Matt Rovetto 678, Joe
Alfano 677, Eric Honor 677, Joe Cauwels 675, and Terry Drenth 670.
Montvale Majors is getting ready for the 2013-2014 Season. If you are
interested in bowling in the league, please contact either Montvale
Lanes 201-291-3400 or contact the league secretary at
Bob Higgins 297-770 in Montvale MajorBy Robert Balzarek
MONTVALE, NJ – Bob Higgins bowled a 297 game to highlight a
770 set that was high for the night in the Montvale Majors, Bob
Greenwood followed with 268-718.
Adrian Lawson rolled 268-713, Rock Durocher 268-695, John Rankin
Sr. 257-688, Dave Hulsizer 279-686, Tom Piret 248-686, JJ Roldan 677,
Ramil Caburnay 676, Mike Rovetto 674, Dennis Hanowitz 673, Larry
Toppin 672, Dennis O'Flaherty 669, Alan Fernand 669, Joe Rizzi 667,
Chris Trembath 666, Mike Raab 666, Andrew Hedaria 663, and Ray
Keim 660.
THE STARS
AT STELTONThursday Night Men
Lenny Mastrogiacomo 238
Henry Pakosz 246
Ronald Alberti 269
Wednesday AT & T
Doug Lawrence 266
Nichole Toto 288
Rich Percivale 268
Keith Urquhart 268
Tom Aussem 245
Tuesday AT & T
Leslie Fitchett 212
Rich Allen 234
Kevin Stanley 278
Wednesday Women
Phylis Ridley 204
Seniors
Gary Wittmer 269
AnnMarie Walker 240
Eric Metrokotsas 246
Thomas Cimino 233
Rich Pellegrino 243
Super Saturday Kids
Sean Permaul 222
Allen Quizon 182
He's & She's
Rhonda Jenkins 211
Austin Hackett 645, Megan Collins 538
Cop Passaic County Youth TitlesBy Vince Albrecht
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ - The North Jersey Interscholastic
Conference [NJIC] can now boast of having two county bowling
champions from its Colonial Division schools as Pompton Lakes
joined Bergen County champion Glen Rock in the limelight by cap-
turing the Passaic County Boys Tournament held at Parkway Lanes.
Contending on the adjacent pair to tourney favorite Passaic Tech, the
Cardinals exhibited a solid team performance, landing four bowlers in
the top ten with “600s” by posting progressively better numbers: 961-
1006-1056: 3023. PCTI, down just nineteen pins after the opener of
the three-game competition, couldn’t maintain pace with the leader
and finished second: 942-957-996: 2895. The Bulldogs did come away
with an individual title however, as junior Austin Hackett snared it
with his 254: 645 with teammate sophomore Austin Burtwell runner-
up with a triple deuce 626. Hawthorne’s Dan Chatten scored the after-
noon’s high single of 256.
Other team scores: Clifton 2769, DePaul 2758, West Milford 2713,
Lakeland 2660, Hawthorne 2636, Wayne Valley 2544, Wayne Hills
2153, Passaic 2099, Hawthorne Christian 1972, Eastside 1828,
Manchester 1497 and JFK 1265.
Other top individual sets: Kyle Stefanic [PL] 236: 623, Ian Cabello
[H] 221: 619, Charlie Cisek [L] 230: 616, Joel Schwartz [L] 226: 610,
Dillon Cilento [PL] 219: 610, Dennis Pierson [C] 235: 607, Erik
Diamond [PL] 214: 606, Spencer Schoonmaker [PL] 206: 602, Scott
Corradi [DeP], 223: 589, Deandre Powell [C] 223: 588, Josh Spiegel
[WV] 215: 588, Isiah Tolbert [PCTI] 211: 586 and Frank Magyar [PL]
201: 582.
In the girls’ matches: Wayne Hills and Wayne Valley fought virtual-
ly neck and neck with the Patriots squeezing past the Indians by a mere
eight pins, 2014-2006. Mary Help of Christians’ Meagan Collins
earned the individual title with 194: 538, edging out Wayne Hills’
Isabelle Nemeh 187: 522.
Other team scores: Mary Help of Christians 1854, Clifton 1822,
Lakeland 1795, PCTI 1590, Passaic 1386, Eastside 1352 and JFK
1167.
Other top individual sets: Casey Casperino [C] 474, Caitlyn Castillo
[DeP] 469 and Catie Bombard [WH] 462.
Village Grill Wins Montvale
Majors First HalfBy Robert Balzarek
4 SPORTS REPORTER February 27 - March 6, 2013
Rick Bednarik 299-750MADISON, NJ – Rick Bendarik
topped the CMIL League firing
near perfect with a 299 game en
route to the 750 session high set.
Brett Shapiro hit also rolled a
299 followed by Joe Borowic 289,
Mitch Winberg 289-747, Jennifer
Dunklin 246-646, Beth VanNess
242, Emily Evanko 238, and
Jennifer Drury 650.
In the Tuesday 400 Doubles
League Frank Fillimon rolled 226-
621, Dan Pridham 215, and Donny
Prisco 557.
Jack Vander Meulen 740MADISON, NJ – Jack Vander
Meulen led the Junior/Major
Breakfast Club firing a high game
of 278 and a high series of 740.
Evan Weinberg hit 209-603,
David Berardi 206, and Amanda
Vanness 170.
Ken Kastner hit 241-629, John
McNamara 237, Jake Bird 619,
and Clorinda Landi 207.
Trevor Bogert 732MADISON, NJ – Trevor Bogert
topped the scoring in the Friday
Classic League firing a high game
of 279 for a high series of 732.
Joey Parisi hit 260, Joe Parisi
246, Anthony Parisi 707, and
Mike Potoski 675.
Rebecca Bednarik rolled 141,
Zachary Linder 125, and Daneil
Sirota 123 in the Bantam Prep
Breakfast Club.
Tony Ferlise 269MADISON, NJ - Tony Ferlise
paced the scoring in the
Livingston Busissmen’s League
firing a high game of 269.
Victor Pitra rolled 238-631,
Mike D’aries 235, and Chris
Waller 612.
In the Pharma Plus League Pete
McRae hit 242, and Jon Russo
227-644.
Oren Warter 269MADISON, NJ - Oren Warter
led the scoring in the Wednesday
Trio League firing a high game of
269.
Karl Kastner shot 266-698, Dan
Pridham 255-718, Harry Franz
712, Stephanie Rahn 222, and
Felice Schneier 199.
Charles Wilfong 267MADISON, NJ – Charles
Wilfong topped the Thursday
Mixed League firing a high game
of 267.
Travis Wilfong hit 233, Paul
Stone 222, and Arlene Na and Pat
Wilfong 209.
In the Plaza Ladies League
Heather Sweeney shot 217, and
Liz McKissock 201.
Lenner Ian 648MADISON, NJ – Lenner Ian led
the Morris County Police and Fire
League firing a high game of 255
and a high series of 648.
PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESBy Michelle Wright
CUSTOM THUMBZ DOUBLESOn the Men’s end we have Bill Latham who
shot a 300 game and a 734 series; Tom
Riccobono followed with a 289 game; Joe
LaSpina came through with a 288 game; Paul
Circharo, Tony McMillan, Rich Butt, Robert
Aiello and Tony Amendola all shot a 279 game
and Paul finished with a 759 series; Rennie
Gardner threw a 277 game and a 732 series;
Dexter Sapp bowled a 276 game; Joe Conigiliaro
finished with a 768 series; Eddie Sakyiamma
came through with a 757 series; Carl Clory shot
a 749 series; Bob Maloney threw a 742 series;
John O’Farrell bowled a 739 series; Scott Rufer
came through with a 728 series and Brian Evans
polished it off with a 723 series.
On the Woman’s end we have Nadine Williams-
Clory who shot a 248 game and a 616 series.
THURSDAY EL CHEAPOSteve Frey shot a 266 game
SUNDAY NIGHT MIXEDOn the Men’s end we have Yosh Novichonek,
Jarvis Skellington and James Nolan who all shot
a 279 game, Yosh also threw a 257 and a 256
game and finished with a 792 series, James also
shot a 268 and a 265 game and finished with a
812 series; Rob Isler followed the three men with
a 278 game and a 671 series; Bryan Swaider
came through with a 263 game and a 712 series;
Arthur O’Connor threw a 254 game and a 726
series; Anthony Phillips finished with a 673
series and Alan Ip came through with a 663
series;
On the Woman’s end we have Michelle
Montgoris who shot a 256 and a 245 game and a
705 series; Jill Dibari threw a 234 game; Betty
Frank came through with a 227 game; Melissa
Messite came through with a 223 game and a 596
series and Eleanor Cockett threw a 214 game.
THE LATEST
FROM LODI
Wednesday Nite Live
Shayne Thomas 267-694; Keith
McLeod 261-721; Ryan
Michalski 706.
Wednesday Men
Karl Kalogera-267; Chang
Pang 725.
Thursday Survivors Trios
Steve Vanderstein-259; Claudia
Vandunk 256; Norman
Vandunk lll 256.
Filipino / American
Ron DeLuca 279-740; Eric
Perez 279-751; Joelly Carillo
275 -699; Jennifer McCaffrey
243-624.
Monday Early Trio
Jason Rybak 278-732; Rob
Auriemma 276; Marvin
McCarroll 268-765; Lauren
Sohmer 258; Eve Protin 255;
Sharon Marcella 247.
Wednesday Nite Live
John Montagna 268-734; John
Cassetta 253-259-737.
Cynthia Cooke Takes LIGBT TitleGARDEN CITY, NY - Cynthia Cooke, Patchogue, NY won her second
LIGBT title at AMF Garden City to earn the $1,000 top prize. In one
of the tightest shootouts in LIGBT history all 3 finalists were within 1
pin of each other going into the 8th frame. Cynthia finished with a 242
while second and third place finishers; Tony Gee, Floral Park, NY and
Rich Falco, Lindenhurst, NY tied with 233’s earning them both $400.
The final shootout was close the entire match. Rich bowled the tenth
frame first and struck out to shoot 233. Tony was next and he filled 19
pins in the final frame to also finish with a 233. Cynthia was last to
bowl knowing she needed a mark to win the title. She left a 7 pin on
her first ball and when she converted the spare she became the latest
LIGBT champion.
The tournament attracted a great crowd. The scoring was moderate as
Kegel’s 43 foot Dead Man’s Curve pattern was used. Cut scores to the
finals were 699 in the 1pm squad and 720 in the 3pm squad. The finals
paid out $3,600 to 21 finalists.
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In the Monday LIA:
Ray Perry 289,711, Kyle Ludwig 280,257,760, Peter Taormina
279,266,769, Keith Pappas 279,258,783, Chris Schnepp 277,255,725,
Ed Werbeck 257,720, April Fuccci 245, Joanne Perry 235, Jen Zappolo
235, Sally Gibilterra 233, Kenny Daughn 704.
In the Tuesday Early Birds:
Freda Amon 221, Jennifer Traina 213, Anne Zajack 213, Diane
Parziale 299,215,714, Karen Bernardo 265, Pat Curatolo 227, Liz Faust
216, Reg Traina 215.
In the Tuesday BK Sweeneys:
Mike Gregorio 257,709-247,256, Jeff Miller 254, Dan Hastings 247-
243, Tino Tino 246, Joe McLaughlin 243, Danny Gormley 246, Joe
Pascalli 257,714, Kevin Senff 256, Mike Riker 248,248.
In the Wednesday Swingtime Seniors:
Cappy Caporusso 278,245-247, Ed Born 203, Joe Hopp 201, Gene
Kelly 200, Tina DeLemps 218.
In the Wednesday Young @ Heart Seniors:
Richie Coyer 267,213,669-234, Charlie Stumpf 245-214, Pete
Thomasefsky 216,215-237, Bob Haskin 206.
In the Wednesday Ladies Scratch:
Karen Campbell 212, Jennette James 233, Virginia Vannier 205-
235,233,667, Kathy Wodzinski 215-246,215,657, Ginny Lutter 211,235.
In the Thursday Charles McShane 3-Man:
David Wallace 299, Brad Cammarano 290,797, Ryan Weinstein 278,
George Woodwiss 268, Tommy Sabbagh 266, Paul Thivierge 262, Kyle
Ludwig 300, Ed Werbeck 269,266,791-279, Mike McCarthy 269, Pete
Cornell 265, Jake Jacoby 265, Omar Cerutti 265.
In the Thursday Night Foursome:
Jack Edvabsky 279, Keith Pappas 278, Gary Paulsen 276, Keith
Hengel 276, Darren Barlow 268,773, Doc Grannas 266, Marcus White
266, Ed Barnett 265, Scott Ehrlich 296,758, Jerry Naughton 279,
Thomas Ott 278, Trey Murphy 268, Jeff Fugelsang 267, Tom
DeVincenzo 265-278,754.
Bill Scrivens 731 at Parkway ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Bill Scrivens led all pin attackers with scores
of 267-265-199 for a strong 731 series to lead an active night of high
scorers in the Wednesday Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes.
Steve Semancik 247-712 and Joe Leardo Jr. 247-711 while Joe Meyers
hit 238-698, Mike Semancik Jr. 255-694, Mike Guglielmino 267-692,
Joe Donnarumma 258-678, Carole DeGroot 285-672, Scott Dunning
278-669, Rich Miller Jr. 246-664, Chris Latham 258-664, Mark Marton
245-651, and Brian Bakelaar 256-650.
Carole DeGroot 724 at Parkway ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Carole DeGroot led all pin attackers with
scores of 255-257-212 for a high series of 724 in the Wednesday,
Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.
David Marmolejos bowled 255-700 and Bill Scrivens 237-654.
WALLINGTON
LANESBy Gloria Volpe
Tuesday Early 5-Man
Ed Lisi had the high game and
series for the night with his
278,718, Joe Leardo Jr. 268, Doug
Weiler and Al Luzzi had matching
scores of 257 with Al finishing
with a nice 704 series, Jerry
Ramirez 256, Joe Bargallo 250,
Jeremy Rybak and Mike Cutola
247, Tom Twist 245 693.
Public Safety
Billy Zika was the man of the
hour with his high game of 247
followed close by was Emilio
Jimenez 246, Joe Murgittroyd on
Guniess fuel shot 243, Steve
Mocarski was on a roll with his
238, 228, 237-711, Rob Ulrich
new to the league had a nice 238,
Dave Ferrell Jr. and Steve Ondrof
each rolled a 222.
Thursday Early Mixed
Chris Agnoli was on fire with
his 266, 259-729, Glenn Bonomo
252, 236, Vinnie Troncone 246,
Ken Scheck 245, 242-700, Joe D
Amico 244, Cas Kostnicki 231,
Shaun Dunning 229.
Bud Light Tuesday Four Man
Victor Mendoza was the bowler
of the night for this league with his
279, Joe Leardo Jr. had a nice
269-726, Pete Polgar 268, along
with Frank Shultz, Brian Rudolph
hit 266, What would a night be
without a high game from Tom
Twist tossing his 259 in a 712 set,
Mike Coyle, Bill Andes ,Bruce
Radigan and Travis Komar all
posted a 257 game.
Monday Trios
Chris Vitale had the high game
of 279, Seif Fahmy 268, Mike
Stells Sr. 259, Chris Ferrara 257,
Joe Leardo 256, Joe Szewczyk
and Andres Escalante 248, 247-
690. Austin Masser, Mike Roman
and Linda Rose all shot 247. Our
Own Jose Corniel really doing
well with the high scores 235-661,
his highest yet, keep up the good
work.
SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES
February 27 - March 6, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 7
Andrew Tripka 714HOPELAWN, NJ – Andrew
Tripka led the scoring in the
Madison Park Men’s League fir-
ing games of 212-256-246 for a
high series of 714.
Eric Velazquez 223-236-248-
707, Frank Sciarabab 233-08-256-
697, Scott Porto 216-213-255-
684, William Zammitto 218-237-
218-673, Michael Consiglio 216-
225-212-653, Michael Brus III
213-255-653, and Steven Baum,
Jr. 200-650.
Sal Angotti 705HOPELAWN, NJ – Sal Angotti
led the scoring in the Family
League firing games of 228-232-
245 for a high series of 705.
Kevin Kopko shot 243-211-224-
678, Bob Nevus 214-209-224-
647, Joe Bloodgood 276-647,
Steve Venito 224-223-641,
Stephanie Hoff 225, Susan
Bobrowski 213, Heather Medoro
204-224-609, Alexa Venito 205,
and Thomas Kopko 204.
Suzie Bleacher 688HOPELAWN, NJ – Suzie
Bleacherled the scoring in the
Sunday Nite Mixed League firing
games of 255-229-204 for a high
series of 688.
Rich Nieratka shot 202-244-
222-668, Robert Krimin 202-222,
John Warshany and Cid Stentella
224, and Rene Rodriguez 211.
Don E. Hellhake 681HOPELAWN, NJ – Don E.
Hellhake led the scoring in the
Thursday Mixed Nuts League fir-
ing games of 213-245-223 for a
high series if 681.
Don M. Hellhake hit 211-605,
Brian Petretta 189, and Cindy
Rogers 160.
Kyle Jannuzzi 677HOPELAWN, NJ – Kyle
Jannuzzi led the scoring in the
Thursday Nite Mixed League fir-
ing games of 202-232-244 for a
high series of 677.
Andrew Smith rolled 257-223-
655, Mike Piomelli 201-200, Scott
Akalewicz 224, Bob Divila 223,
and Rollin E. Ball 204.
Matthew Walker 674HOPELAWN, NJ – Matthew
Walker topped the Garden State
Mixed League with 279-224 for a
674 set.
Michael Ramer rolled 225-225-
646, Kyle Januzzi 247-224-639,
James McMillon 214-228-638,
Chris Sabba 200-234-633.
In the Knights of Columbus
League Joe Britton rolled 220,
Bill Dillon 216, and Joe Vollmuth
212.
Robert Parker rolled 205-224-
201-630, Bob Zullo, Sr. 224, and
Brian Gould 201-200.
In the Thursday Mixed Nuts
League Don M. Hellhake 232,
Barbara Skokan 222, and Mike V.
Kennelly 202.
Mike P. Kennelly 670HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike P,
Kennelly paced the scoring in the
Thursday Mixed Nuts League fir-
ing games of 236-236 for a high
series of 670.
Don M Hellhake rolled 206-
231-628, Brian Petretta 218, and
Rolando Vazquez 207.
In the South Shore League Bob
Granato rolled 235-210-642, Matt
D’Andrea 220, Nick Cataletto
235, and Brian MacDonald 212.
Carmine Latin 665HOPELAWN, NJ – Carmine
Latin rolled 213-213-239 for a
high series of 665.
Don Anione rolled 211-237-
211-659, Mary Ellen Oehler 223-
235-657, Bill Smith 214-216-623,
and Andy Shafer 236.
In the Friday Nite Mixed
League Joe Thurston shot 204-
248-651, Nicholas Dellamanna
247-200-636, James Testa 268-
622, and Angelito Rondena 240-
204-610.
Andrew Shaw rolled 226-600,
Javon Fisher 213, Aaron Beltran
201, and Matthew DePrizio 209 in
the Avenel Youth League.
In the Iselin AA League Matt
Cestone shot 237-215-617, Danny
Hunter 204-245, Rob Chalfent
232, Joyce Wiget 224, and Greg
Crawford 217.
THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICGabe Ferrari 755HOPELAWN, NJ – Gabe Ferrari
led the scoring in the Raritan Bay
Men’s League firing games of
229-227-299 for a high series of
755.
Rich Choinacki rolled 268-237-
238-743, Ed Hayes, Sr. 290-201-
227-718, Nelson F. Alves 227-
259-225-711, Travis Tilley 238-
218-244-700, Glenn Mohr 216-
223-259-698, Joe Plescia 214-
244-223-681, Sean Zeleniak 210-
212-245-667, Jaime Mugnone
217, and Amanda Hermann 211.
Don Anione 728HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione
led the Academy Madness League
firing games of 289-247-192 for a
high series of 728.
Anthony Serignese rolled 204-
200-266-670, Kyle Januzzi 208-
247-633, Bonnie Desimone 267-
619, and Robin Scordato 225.
In another session John
Despiniadis rolled 244-245-650,
Frank Viverito 237-246-635,
Robin Scordato 246, Joe Defelice
232-223-631, Anthony Serignese
235, and Jim Desimon 244.
Warren Taureck 718HOPELAWN, NJ – Warren
Taureck led the La Buona Pizza
League rolling 216-259-243 for a
718 high set.
John Baginsky rolled 200-267-
208-675, Vinny R. Medvetz 223-
229-215-667, Joe Herber 213-
235-641, Lenny Novak 200-235-
622, and Alicia Poythress 232.
In the Winter Senior Citizens
League Rich Rowley rolled 202,
Jerry Petti 186, Larry Johnson
181, and Rose Petti 158.
Monday Early Birds:
Jim Westergaard 299-678, Frank Grumka
256 game, James Stiles 243-638, Leaan
Chervnsik 213-529, Julianne Crowell 207-
500, Judy Rollnick 199-484.
County Tuesday Night Mixed:
Walter Wormann 269-717, Gene Pukas
267-662, Eric Benbrook 265-672, Matt
Franke 242-652, Sandy Turner 237-658,
Nichole Spratford 225-621, Dot Newsome
203-528, Cherly Lakatos 193.
Fox Hills Seniors:
Robert Forte 205-556, Steve Rainer 201,
Don King 188-518, Daryl Frank 188,
Johanna Hofgesang 170-475, Lorraine
Dacko 169-440, Helen Loverro 169-431.
Morris Hills Mixed:
Barry Webb 190, Bob McLughan 180-
501, Bill Woodbury 179508, Sal Antoniello
178-479, Dolores Webb 213-495, Kathy
Kolbusch 164 game, Shirley Mutchler 162,
Beth Williams 159.
Rockaway Women:
Tammy Baldwin 232-652, Susan Chillemi
187-510, Annette Rossi 184-534, Lois
Kehmna 178, Marybeth Kanouse 176-486,
Gay Raab 175-451, Claudia Lupfer 162-450,
Kathy Bradley 156, Rochelle Duda 156.
Rockaway Foursome:
Ed Cook 257-644, George Dakak Sr. 248,
Allen Apgar 246-628, Ray Skovonsky 244,
Liesl Apgar 217-645, Joyce Hulbert 212-
578, Joan Dakak 202-539, Kim Piombino
200 game.
PBA Experience – bowled on changing
PBA lane conditions:
Ken Yokobosky 227-637, Scott Van
Syckle 216-560, Joseph Caloger 213-547,
Rob Sperling 212, Gary Malone 207,
Thomas Lulewicz 198, Allen Apgar 197,
Philip St. Amand 193, Curt Frazier 193.
Friday Tri-Mixed:
Fred Driver 215-524, Matt Trimmer 21, Geno
McCroy 192, Keri May 278-722, Michelle
Halko 215-597, Amy Caselli 147-394.
NorBu Lodge:
Chris Bakos 244-620, Bill Karpack 236-
598, Rick Seipp 213, Lynn Perry, Stacey
Titus 202-535, Maryann Abasto 202-555.
Thursday Nite Mixed:
Steven Haneveld 288-739, Tim Panek
257-654; Paul Engallena 255-631, Scott
Struble 246-672, Nidia Haneveld 248-680,
Liesl Apgar 222-615, Kimberly Cartelli
215-595, Jessica Petersen 212 game.
Spanish American Mixed:
Jesus Cruz 277, Julio Soto 276, Robert
255-676, Lynn Coleman 230-616.
Lake Hiawatha A.C.:
Joseph Albensi Jr. 268-664, TJ Gary 249-
664, Bill Karpack 245, Doug Batsch 244,
Mike Tedesco 243, Jack Safkan 237 game.
Rockaway Mixed:
Tom Collucci 254-700, Bob Olstead 252-
660, Darren Zarillo 241, Bill Coleman 239,
Kristina Arocho 234-644, Keri May 226-
637, Carem Bartowiak 222 game.
Friday Nite Mens:
Steven Haneveld 279-706, Brandon
Draughn 257-670, Frank Grumka 257-665,
James Stiles 257, Heriberto Matias 248,
William Landrum 246-654, Jim
Westergaard 246-game.
Junior Leagues
Sizzlin’ Strikers:
Nicholas Thies 159-437, Benjamin Cruz
110-279, Emma Thies 172-467.
Weekend Warriors:
Ben Miller 130-321, Antonio Rocha 72-
188, Carlyssa Leigh 164-403.
Gutter Busters (2 games):
Christopher Dunleary 63-108, Ella
Dunleary 99-161, Chelsey Cruz 63-119.
Rockaway-Denville Recreation (2 games):
Tyler 128-242, Daniel Byrnes 127,
Brendan Kovar 121, Patrick Gallagher 121,
Akeelah Shaw 73-145.
Bumper Busters (2 games):
Jacob Paniconi 94-169.
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