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Charles Wright Blasted 300
At Rockaway Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY – Jeremy
Schaffer and Eric Smyth each shot
a 300 game in the Thursday 3-Man
League at Farmingdale Lanes.
Michael Berardino took high
series honors when he posted 279-
247-741, Rob Marino 279, John
McHugh 268-227, Frankie
Berardino 259-236-710, Mike
Gleman 259, Mac McNally, Doug
Feldman, and Justin Dellicarpini
258, and Chris Padula 257.
Jeremy Schaffer, Eric Smyth 300
At Farmingdale Lanes
KUWAIT CITY, Kuwait –
Reigning Professional Bowlers
Association Player of the Year Sean
Rash of Montgomery, Ill., defeated
Finnish-American Mika
Koivuniemi of Hartland, Mich.,
234-201, to win the Kuwait Open at
Cozmo Bowling Center.
The victory was the sixth of
Rash’s career and his first in PBA
International Tour competition.
Rash earned $25,000 and denied
Koivuniemi’s bid to add Kuwait to
the list of countries where he has
won titles. A week earlier,
Koivuniemi won the Kingdom of
Bahrain International Open – a non-
PBA International Tour event – for the 20th different
country where he has won titles.
Koivuniemi advanced to the title
match with a 238-228 victory over
fellow Finn and defending champi-
on Osku Palermaa after Palermaa
eliminated Sweden’s Sandra
Andersson in match two, 279-176.
In the opening stepladder finals
match, Anderson ended Ronnie
Russell’s bid to earn a berth in the
upcoming Barbasol PBA
Tournament of Champions, defeat-
ing the Indianapolis resident, 226-
185.
The Kuwait Open and Brunswick
Euro Challenge are also World
Tenpin Bowling Association World
Bowling Tour qualifying events.
The East's Most Read Bowling Weekly
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Vol. 74 No.04 March 27 - April 2, 2013 50 cents
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Charles
Wright hammered the pins for a
300 game en route to a 626 series
while competing in the Nor Bu
League at Rockaway Lanes.
Bill Karpack bowled 268-664
followed by John Jenkins with
237-638, Maria Vantreuren 236-
574, Lida Bischer 207-534, and
Maryann Abasto 201-560.
CORAM, NY - Heather McGee,
who often sends us scores, shot a
300 for an 803 in the Tuesday
Night Men’s League at Coram
Country Lanes, her first 800 and
only the 3rd woman to ever shoot
one at Coram. Nick Klager took
second high series honors with an
802.
Willie Moore shot a 758 in the
Friday Morning Seniors League
and Sandy Gillam rolled 203 in
the Friday Afternoon Senior
League.
Heather McGee Hit 300-803
At Coram Country Lanes
Sean Rash Wins Kuwait Open for First
PBA International Tour TitleBy Bill Vint - PBA
Keith Pappas 821, Frank Yodice Jr. 300 at S. LevittownLEVITTOWN, NY - Frank
Yodice Jr. murdered the maples for
a 300 game then added a 269 game
to finish the session with a 753 set
bowling in the Sunday AM Trios at
South Levittown Lanes.
Keith Pappas took high series
honors for the session with an 821
set on games of 277, 276 and 268
followed by high scoring Keith
Hengel 288, Nick Lombardi 288,
Ed Stadtlander 279-739, Chris
Norton 268, Paul Minuto 265, Sal
Guidice 259, Jim Risi 256, and
Eddie Norton 256.
SEATTLE – The Professional Bowlers Association and CBS
Sports Network have entered into a multi-year television
agreement that features a series of five telecasts originating
from the new GEICO PBA Summer Swing in Milwaukee in
June.
The agreement, announced by PBA CEO Geoff Reiss and
Dan Weinberg, Senior Vice President, Programming, CBS
Sports Network, includes five two-hour telecasts featuring
stepladder finalists from four PBA Summer Swing events, and
concludes with a GEICO PBA Summer King of the Swing
special event featuring the top five competition points leaders
from the Summer Swing events.
Summer Swing telecasts debut Tuesday, June 11 (7:00 PM,
ET) on CBS Sports Network and continue for five consecutive
Tuesdays at 7:00 PM, ET.
“We're thrilled at how committed CBS Sports Network is to
the PBA and we're looking forward to their telecasts of the
debut of the Summer Swing,” Reiss said. “The PBA's long-
term success is predicated on developing great partnerships
and we're looking forward to working with everyone at CBS
Sports Network to grow both the PBA and the Network.”
”We’re excited to partner with the PBA and showcase the
world’s best bowlers,” Weinberg said. “The PBA has a storied
history and an established fan base and we’re pleased to add it
to our extensive lineup of event programming.”
The GEICO PBA Summer Swing is a new series of PBA
Tour events which will be contested on three new “animal pat-
tern” lane conditions that will debut in Milwaukee. The quali-
fying segments of the PBA Badger Open, PBA Wolf Open and
PBA Bear Open will be hosted by three different Milwaukee
area bowling centers (AMF Waukesha, AMF West and AMF
Bowlero) between May 19-30. The cumulative pinfall totals
from the three animal pattern events will qualify players for the
Milwaukee Open, the fourth event in the series, and the
GEICO PBA Summer King of the Swing will feature the top
five points leaders based on the four previous events.
The Badger Open finals will air on June 11, the Wolf Open
on June 18, the Bear Open on June 25, the Milwaukee Open
on July 2 and the GEICO PBA Summer King of the Swing on
July 9. All will be two-hour, five-player stepladder finals.
CBS Sports Network, the 24-hour home of CBS Sports, is
available to 100 million homes nationwide through local cable,
video and telco providers including Verizon FiOS (Channel
94) and AT&T U-Verse (Channel 643, 1643 in HD) and via
satellite on DirecTV (Channel 613) and Dish Network
(Channel 158).
Len DeLuca of LD Associates served as an advisor to the
PBA in completing the CBS Sports Network agreement.
PBA and CBS Sports Network Sign Multi-Year Television AgreementCoverage to debut with new GEICO PBA Summer Swing series in Milwaukee in June
By Bill Vint - PBA
PBA photo
SEAN RASH
2 SPORTS REPORTER March 27 - April 2, 2013
Everyone gets to play.
That should be the theme put
forth over and over again when-
ever discussions of the merits of
youth bowling enters any con-
versation.
It is one of bowling's greatest
assets and advantage over other
sports.
Talk shows devote hours to
the subject of how to come up
with ways to guarantee that
every youngster gets to play.
There are all kinds of special
rules in youth baseball, football,
basketball, soccer and other
sports aimed at solving the
problem.
In some baseball and softball
leagues up to 15 kids are
allowed to come to bat whether
they are in the lineup or not. In
various youth sports there are
mandates that insure that every
kid gets his playing minute min-
imum. Getting to play is the
problem for the young players,
their parents, the coaches, and
the sports. It also has been
proposed in some areas that no
score be kept, and the end of
winning and losing.
How silly can you get? In
sports and in life there are win-
ners and losers, and win or lose,
there is learning.
Many sports have invested
millions into developing interest
in their sport among young-
sters. That isn't meant simply to
create future stars but also to
create players and fans.
Bowling is woefully weak in
the spending department and
too many junior programs and
school organization from pre-
school through college suffer.
Bowling can be expensive for
youngsters and their families.
Young bowlers should not be
viewed merely as a possible
source of current income, but as
the lifeblood of the sport in
pumping new life forever and
ever. And it is vital for every
organization in bowling to fully
recognize that fact of bowling
life.
Bowling's biggest plus with
youngsters is that everyone gets
to play, not in a forced way, but
in a full participatory status.
Junior bowlers can be classed
according to average. Leagues
can have two, three or more on
a team, and there is always
room for one more. And they all
get to play. And they all get to
know how they did as individu-
als or as team members.
Boys learn early that girls can
bowl well too, and they don't
feel nearly as bad as their elders
or their counterparts in other
sports when they get bowled
over by a female. Another plus
for youth bowling is that boys
and girls get to know each other
better in various competitive as
well as social situations.
Parents almost dread going to
a sporting contest when their
children are border players,
good enough to play, but not
good enough to be a sure thing.
Parents of young league bowlers
know their youngsters will be in
action, no matter how well they
shoot, and parents know the
kids will be in a classified situa-
tion that is either competitive or
is aided by a handicap proce-
dure that makes for some sem-
blance of equality, regardless of
ability.
Bowling is fortunate that it is
a sport that can handle differ-
ences in age, size or ability in
probably the fairest manner of
any sport. But bowling should
be shouting from the rooftops to
youngsters and parents and
adults and educators that this is
the rarest of sports, the sport
everyone gets to play in a mean-
ingful way.
Those kids who start bowling
at two or three years of age with
bumper bowling, can still be
bowling decades, and even a
century later, and the same will
apply, everyone gets to play.
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Hanowitz 298
At Montville By Robert Balzarek
MONTVALE, NJ – Dennis
Hanowitz lead the night with the
high game of 298 complimented
with a 266 for a 764 series while
rolling in the Montvale Major at
Montvale Lanes. Jeff Schuster
had the high series of the night
with a 279-255-767.
Bob Higgins 269-249-
247-765, Ramil Caburnay 267-
728, Rocky Durocher 279-725,
Matt Rovetto 266-714, Tom Van
Wort 255-702, Dennis O'Flaherty
269-692, Mike Brickner 279-689,
JJ Roldan 247-688, Larry Toppin
247-685, Tony Mascio 253-681,
Bob Greenwood 679, Joe Alfano
677, Joe Rizzi 673, John Rankin Jr
672, Joe Cauwels 669, Gerrit
Overreem 669, Keith Krokus 660,
and Rich Naclerio 660.
If you are interested in bowling
in the 2013-14 Season, please con-
tact either Montvale Lanes 201-
291-3400 or contact the league
secretary at:
AT OCEANMatt Russo768LAKEWOOD, NJ – Matt Russo
led the scoring in the Sat. Scratch
League firing games of 270-239-
259 for a high series of 768.
McKenna Collier shot 205-225-
290-720, Jessica Zalewski 267,
Tyler Wolfe 266, Kenny Ryan 253,
Mike Melillo 247, Mitchell
Collier 245, Curtis Pachtinger
236, Joe Cameron 235, Josh
Swindell 233, and Nick
Chirichello 232.
Austin Daddato, Brian Lash 244LAKEWOOD, NJ – Austin
Daddato and Brian Lash each
rolled a 244 game in the Sat. Jr.
Classic League.
Cymantha Denucci shot 233,
Jammie Walliker 230, Brandon
Walsh 220, Kamerin Peters 218,
John BOughton 216, Vicky Spirio
213, Christine Jones 207, and
Sarah Pitcher 202.
March 27 - April 2, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 3
Colette Malyack 300 In Youth TravelersBy Vince Albrecht
MONTVALE, NJ - Since she’s
carrying a Stan Niemiec Youth
Traveling League 207 average,
FDU freshman Colette Malyack
can hardly be tagged as a one-
house bowler. Opening week, the
former DePaul Catholic star
blitzed Oakland’s Holiday Bowl
with a perfect game. Now, four
months later, she repeated her per-
fecto, this time by victimizing
Montvale’s plastic sticks. Without
digging into archival records, I’d
guess this is the first time in
SNYTL history that a bowler, boy
or girl, has ever posted two “300”
scores in the same season; that’s
an absolutely awesome accom-
plishment by Miss Malyack. One
would think with her 682 set and
Joe Malyack’s 234: 616, that the
Holiday II squad would fare well
in their match with Montvale, but
the latter squashed such thoughts
with a three-game sweep, powered
by Katie Didonato’s season best
214: 594, newcomer Mahwah
freshman Chris Salerno’s 245: 597
and Kyle Ladewig’s 194.
In other contests, front-runner
Bowler City I thundered past
shorthanded Bowler City IV with
a strong net 843: 2332, fueled by
above-average efforts from the
entire quartet. Ryan Perez paced
the assault with 210-236: 632 with
ample support from Vinny Santoro
222: 585, Matt Trento 199-196
and Eric Grabusnik 194-189.
Scoring well for BC IV was Greg
Khan 210: 564.
Holiday I strengthened its hold
on second place by coming back
from an opening game loss to
take five points from Boonton.
The sizzling Holiday quartet
blazed its way to a scorching 899:
2462 net, firing seven deuces and
a pair of “ 190” games
along the path. Frank Magyar was
tops for Holiday with 192-215-
236: 644 followed by Brian Rizzi
210-223-195: 628, Anastasia
DeLeon 203-223: 599 and Nick
Cilento 245: 591. Rolling well
over their average, Boonton subs’
Eric Kattermann 201-213: 594 and
Rose Feiwel +63 [161: 438] were
instrumental in keeping their team
competitive against torrid
Holiday.
After dropping two close games
to Bowler City III, Fair Lawn
struck for a huge 942-873 finale to
earn three points, 2584-2543.
Sparking Fair Lawn’s comeback
were Hassan Izzard 205 and Tyler
Nappi 204. Bergenfield freshman
Nick Reyes led BC III’s scoring
with 190: 550 while 10-year-old
teammate Louis Ferrante chipped
in with 158-162. Closing out
league play, Bowler City II strug-
gled big-time, managing only one
point against the vacancy. Best
scores were James Kane 191-198,
Kyle Schellberg 187-190 and
Justin Garcia 190-181.
In a terrific, high-scoring battle
between two evenly matched
quartets, Holiday outgunned
Bowler City II, 2804-2739 behind
Brian Rizzi 243-202-246: 691.
Closing with scratch games of
879-846, Holiday was firing on all
cylinders as anchor Rizzi was
aided by teammates’ Frank
Magyar 220-203: 601, Graham
Mulligan 224-203 and Dillon
Cilento 228-194. The BC II four-
some scored big as well, although
their 831 net in the exciting finale
fell fifteen pins shy of Holiday.
JonMikal Sepero continued his
exceptional outings, raising his
average to 192 with 203-202-222:
627, Kyle Schellberg posted 218-
211: 618, Welmer Paguay 226 and
James Kane
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4 SPORTS REPORTER March 27 - April 2, 2013
Monday LIA: Kenny Daughn
279-256-740, Keith Pappas 276,
Kyle Ludwig 274-757, Ray Perry
268-717, Joseph Morreale 257,
April Fucci 236, Joanne Perry
224.
Tuesday Early Birds: Diane
Parziale 225-256-617, Betty Espy
214, Nancy Stuber 213-223,
Christine Kempf 212, Jennifer
Traina 206, Theresa Rogers 228,
Reg Traina 225, Anne Zajack 224,
Karen Bernardo 223-613, Jenn
D’Lorio 215.
Young at Heart Seniors: Bob
Haskin 235, Sal White 233, Richie
Coyer 225-206, Charlie Stumpf
214-232, John Ray 213, John
Zalewski 211, Bernie Goldstein
211, Nancy Ellis 201, Ray Wilson
221, Pete Thomasefsky 219-608.
Wednesday Swingtime Seniors:
Cappy Caporusso 207-203-631,
Joe Macaluso 208.
Thursday Night Foursome:
Denis Mendelson 297,774, Zach
Blumenthal 287,277,778, Joe
Ervolino 279, Dave Blumenthal
279,738, Dominic Turrulli 269,
Tom DeVincenzo 268, Pete
Cornell 268, Steve Webb 267,
Harry Ormsby 267, Darren
Barlow 279,727, Keith Pappas
258,721, Luciano Gaglione 258,
Fabrizio Cerutti 258,732, Dan
Kantor 258, Doc Grannas 257,
Nick Spinelli 257, Tony Falzone
256, Patrick Scarangella 256.
Wednesday Hicksville Elks:
Paul Devito 246, Byron Lamm
237, Tony Dominick 245, Susie
Lew 210.
Rich Bailin 289FARMINGDALE, NY – Rich
Bailin topped the Thursday 3-Man
League firing a high game of 289.
Doug Feldman rolled 279-246,
Chris Padula 269-232, Joe Traina,
Jr 268-238, Frankie Montgoris
266, Justin Dellicarpini 257-234,
and Rob D’Alto 255.
Jim Tortorice Jr. 279FARMINGDALE, NY – Jim
Tortorice, Jr. topped the Monday
Night Fourplay firing a 279
Philip Bruno Jr. rolled 277-234-
712, Danny Schrafel 268-238-
698, Mike Hall 265, Donna Butera
246, and Fran Savoldy 245.
B. Soedarmasto 258FARMINGDALE, NY –
Brandon Soedarmasto led the St.
Martin’s Major firing a high 258.
Deanna Rosenberg shot 237,
Nathan Smith 234-233, and Liz
Ferraro rolled a 231 game.
Dale Alberino 662FARMINGDALE, NY – Dale
Alberino led the scoring in the
Thursday Good Timers League
pitching 246-225 in a 662 set.
Howie Garfinkel shot 246-225-
687, Frankie Berardino 237,
Mike Herman 234, John Tiska
227-213.
Kameron O’Neill 219FARMINGDALE, NY -
Kameron O’Neill led the St.
Martin’s Seniors with a 219 game.
rigid Kapuvari hit 184, Brooke
Harper 183-176, and Cammi
Farash 174.
Barney Kral 210FARMINGDALE, NY – Brian
Kral blasted a high game of 210
in the Friday Sunshine Kids
League.
Jerry Keenan shot 201, Bill
Platania and Joe LiVolsi 191, and
Fai Livolsi 172.
AT FARMINGDALE LANESSOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES AT PLAZAJohn Barilla 290MADISON, NJ – John Barilla
blasted 290, Joe Parisi 737, and
Jennifer Dunklin 203 in the CMIL
League.
Mike Potoski 286MADISON, NJ – Mike Potoski
led the scoring in the Friday
Classic League firing a high game
of 286.
Stephen Friedella hit 269, Kyle
McKissock 267, Vinnie Pagnotta
706, Donna Badolatto 242, Laura
Russo 219, and Stephanie Rahn
and Lauren Freestone 208.
Stephanie Rahn 277MADISON, NJ – Stephanie
Rahn topped the Wednesday
League firing a high game of 277.
Mickey McGraw shot 263, Joe
Karas 257, Trvor Bogert 246, and
Cheryl Killeen 196.
March 27 - April 2, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 5
6 SPORTS REPORTER March 27 - April 2, 2013
By Vince Albrecht
WAYNE, NJ - In a clash between North 1-B Group
IV’s best teams, Passaic Tech outgunned state-
ranked St Peter’s Prep, 3005-2951 at T-Bowl in
Wayne to capture the title and advance to the State
Tournament at Carolier. Despite the fine numbers
posted by the two squads, it seemed to come down to
a shootout between the anchors, PCTI sensational
freshman lefty Isiah Tolbert and St Peter’s senior
Will Blanco. Tolbert fired games of 247-243-279:
769 while Blanco struck back with 232-252-255:
739. In addition to the top two teams in each of the
four groups qualifying for the trip to Carolier Lanes
in North Brunswick, nine individuals advanced as
well.
The other 1-B team qualifiers: Group I - Pompton
Lakes, the Passaic County Champion, added a
Sectional title by cruising past Sussex Tech, 2942-
2713; Group II - In a mild surprise, Hawthorne
snared the crown from favorite Newton, 2763-2691;
Group III - West Milford caught fire and upset
Sparta, 2983-2791.
The other 1-B individual qualifiers: DePaul’s
Joseph Malyack 259: 699, Bayonne’s John
Schumacher 268: 691, Vernon’s Dan Mangano 238:
676, Pompton Lakes’ Kyle Stefanic 226: 653, West
Milford’s Jeremy Scott 254: 644 and Andrew Algery
235: 641, Clifton’s Deandre Powell 223: 635.
Over at Bowler City in Hackensack, there were
few surprises as the anticipated victors came through
with flying colors. State-ranked sixth, Glen Rock
added the Group II section title to its Bergen County
crown by bombarding the maples with the second-
best section total in the state, firing games of 1128-
1052-1112: 3292. Showing off how deep the squad
is, all five of the Panthers posted “600+”: senior
Tyler Blind 268: 701, junior Jake Rollins 238: 673,
freshman Evan Strassberg 256: 661, senior John
Hirakawa 239: 648 and junior Dan Dooner 255: 609.
Westwood finished a distant second to advance to
Carolier as well.
Other 1-A team qualifiers: Group I - Lyndhurst
1029: 2939 and New Milford 973: 2787; Group III -
Pascack Valley 997: 2828 and Indian Hills 1009:
2791; Group IV - Hackensack 1080: 3134 and
Northern Highlands 967: 2867.
1-A individual qualifiers: Bergen Tech’s Steve
Doughty 279: 731, Hackensack’s Rob Gilbert, Jr
712, Northern Highlands’ Josh Taylor 710, Glen
Rock’s Tyler Blind 701, Indian Hills Andy
Wierzbicki 696, Bergen Catholic’s Simon Lezaja
691, Hackensack’s John Draney 675, Bergen
Catholic’s Freddy Dressler 674 and Glen Rock’s
Jake Rollins 673.
Isiah Tolbert Powers Passaic Tech to Section Title Tom Ramirez Jr. 299-771 at Lodi LanesLODI, NJ - In the Continental Asso. League at Lodi Lanes Tom
Ramirez Jr. rolled a 299-771 followed by Ponciano Cruz-290-747,
Chris Dodd-278-791, Terry Drenth 258-630 and Deanna Desantis
248-638.
March 27 - April 2, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 7
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LANES
SeniorsMarge Arnone 222
Pete Bonapace 225
Tuesday AT & TRobert Cheng 151
Lewis Crudup 229
Wednesday AT & TLiz Pakosz 218
Thursday Night MenTom Kartelias 223
Tony Soletto Jr 255
Tom Sheehan 257
Joe Hendricks 268
Cory Cigas 290
Thursday Nite Mixed:
Mark Novembre 246, Steven Haneveld 245-705,
Steve Petersen 243-639, Colin Beasty 242-681, Dori
Tingoli 230-648, Carole Crenzio 222, Jessica
Petersen 212-550.
Lake Hiawatha A.C.:
J.W. Albensi III 298-752, Paul CeCe 277-735,
Larry Lewis 257-645, Jared Lopez 243-662, Jack
Safkan 232-661, Robert Rosen 231, Robert Rosen
231.
Rockaway Mixed:
Glen Malmstone 269-661, Barry Lehman 245-675,
Walt Forrester 242-640, Jim Testa 236, Keri May
259-663, Nidia Haneveld 218-591, Lynne Coleman
216-560, Julianne Crowell 202-535.
Friday Nite Mens:
Chris Morris 276-722, James Beeh 267, Lou Pace
258, John Rotella 255-702, Brandon Draughn 247-
677, Ed Galuska 247-677, Heriberto Matais 246-667,
Steven Haneveld 245-672.
Junior LeaguesSizzlin’ Strikers:
Nicholas Thiese 178-457, Benjamine Cruz 154-378,
Andrew Dunleary 80-226, Emma Thiese 132-374.
Weekend Warriors:
Ben Miller 150-330, Antonio Rocha 123-264,
Carlyssa Leigh 169-411, Emma Wright 160-462.
Rockaway-Denville Recreation (2 games):
Alex G. 105-194, Mark Howarth 101-197, Jaiden
Francis 97-179, Alex P 95-169, Akeela Ahaw 85-161.
Bumper Busters (2 games):
Jacob Paniconi 89-166.
Lucky Strikers:
James Callagher 124-334, Mark Howarth 123-299,
James Taylor 95-248.
Ball Busters:
Nick Westergaard 253-688, Andrew Nappi 233-561,
Mike Murray 232-game, Jack Cook 215, Zachary
Clark 209, Amy Banfield 169-464, Steph Sihlanick
141, Haley Paccione 126.
ROCKAWAY ROLLERS8 SPORTS REPORTER March 27 - April 2, 2013
Willie Zammitto 726HOPELAWN, NJ – Willie Zammitto topped the scoring in the
Madison Park Men’s League firing games of 248-248-230 for a high
series of 726.
Eric Oppenheimer rolled 216-253-257-726, Scott Porto 245-233-235-
713, Andrew Tripka 209-235-258-702, and CJ Gallozza 243-692.
Suzie Bleacher 705HOPELAWN, NJ – Suzie Bleacher led the scoring in the Sunday Nite
Mixed League firing games of 235-267-203 for a high series of 705.
Justin Poli shot 238-269-688, Patrick Plate 206-249-200-655, and
Frank Nebus 234.
Doro Sperantzas 699HOPELAWN, NJ – Dora Sperantzas rolled 221-233-245 for a high
series of 699 in the Garden State Mixed League.
James McMillon hit 210-234-254-698, Michael Ramer 235-246-216-
697, Kyle Januzzi 214-279-692, and Ellen Hemmings 226.
In the NJ Turnpike League Ceferino Rivera hit 201-216-215-632, and
Joyce Ellison 220.
Nelson Alves 698HOPELAWN, NJ – Nelson Alves led the scoring in the Raritan Bay
Men’s League rolling games of 235-223-240 for a high series of 698.
Ken Horvath shot 259-247-691, Sean Zeleniak 205-245-228-678,
Michael Morris 237-256-675, and Rick Sciulla 234-237-658.
Dennis Decrosta 694HOPELAWN, NJ – Dennis Decrosta led the scoring in
the His & Hers League firing games of 234-205-255 for a
high series of 694.
Don Anione shot 234-234-217-685, Walter Malecki
211-265-664, and Shelly Jacques 245.
William Bailey 669HOPELAWN, NJ – William Bailey rolled 244-237-669,
John Syslo 254-646, Rolando Vazquez 244, and Mike V.
Kennelly 245 in the Thursday Mixed Nuts League.
Richard Funk III 688HOPELAWN, NJ – Richard Funk III led the scoring in
the Friday Nite Mixed League firing games of 207-248-
233 for a high series of 688.
James Medoro rolled 211-233-634, Melissa
Hertenberger 224-213-608, and Bea Ehling 224.
In the Avenel Youth League Tom Sharfetz hit 235-227-
622, and Jason Amsterdam 200.
Rocco Fortunato 670HOPELAWN, NJ – Rocco Fortunato led the scoring in
the Family League firing games of 248-232 for a high
series of 670.
Sal Angotti hit 266-212-655, Bob Nebus 247-641, and
Joe Bloodgood 247.
Rollin E. Ball 657HOPELAWN, NJ – Rollin E. Ball paced the scoring in
the Thursday Nite Mixed League firing games of 225-235
for a high series of 657.
Scott Akalewicz hit 237-648, and Vinny Medvetz 228-
640.
In the Knights of Columbus League Bill Dillon shot
245-206-645, Joe Grossi 219-247-639, and Al
D’Alessandro 207-234-612.
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