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MONTVALE, NJ - Eric Honor

blasted scores of 212-290-299 for

an 801 series to lead all scoring in

the Thursday Nite Early Bird

League at Montvale Lanes. Mike

Almodovar fired his 2nd 300 of

the season coupled with scores of

207 and 259 for a 766 series.

Tom Fojtlin tossed a 268 game in

a 740 set followed by Joe Truchan

258-739, Gerrit Overeem 259-

731, Ed McAuliffe 267-719, Larry

Diebner 279-717 Steve Slawinski

265-707 and Ken Berwick Jr. 257-

703.

Rusty Thomsen Wins PBA

East Region King Pin OpenBy Russ Mills - PBA East Region Director

Elmwood Park, NJ – Joe Brulato

led all pin attackers with scores of

299-258-279 for a high series of

836 in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League, at Parkway

Lanes.

Mike Aiellos bowled 246-711followed by Frank Beamon with

245-706, Steve Semancik 267-

706, Larry DeAngelo 279-703, Ed

Bakelaar Jr 256-693, Ed Bakelaar

246-687, Jim Lang 247-685, Jim

Viola 238-685, Kenny Demchak

257-685, Daniel Gerardi 255-681,

Joe Donnarumma 246-678 and JoeAvola 245-675.

Egg Harbor Township, N.J. – Rusty

Thomsen of Morgan, N.J., defeatedVinny D’Ambrosio III of Staten Island,

N.Y., 239-238, to win the Professional

Bowlers Association East Region King

Pin Open presented by Econo-Lodge,

Pistol Pete’s Restaurant and Skyy

Vodka at King Pin Bowling Center.

Thomsen threw three clutch strikes in

the tenth frame to force D’Ambrosio to

double. D’Ambrosio threw a 9 count

the first ball in the 10th frame, convert-

ed the spare and struck to lose by a pin.

The win was Thomsen’s 2nd career

regional title. Thomsen earned $2,500

for the win while D’Ambrosio earned

$1,300 as the runner-up.

Thomsen defeated Scott Denlinger of

Lancaster, Pa., 225-190, and

D’Ambrosio defeated Ryan Shafer of Horseheads, N.Y.,205-187, in the semifinal round.

Denlinger and Shafer each earned $825 as semifinal

round losers.

In the Round of 8 where best of three games, losers elim-

inated and earned $700 each Thomsen def. Travis Celmer,

Wernersville, Pa., 2-1, D’Ambrosio def. Anthony Pepe,

Elmhurst, N.Y., 2-0,

Denlinger def. Brandon Hinderer, York, Pa., 2-0, and

Shafer def. Tommy Gollick, Oberlin, Pa., 2-0.

And in the Round of 16, best of five games, losers elim-inated and earned $600 each Thomsen def. Justin

Feldman, Bradford, Pa., 3-2, D’Ambrosio def. P.J.

Sonday, Luzerne, Pa., 3-1, Denlinger def. Allen

Wolstenholme, Trevose, Pa., 3-2, Shafer def. Darren

Andretta, New Hyde Park, N.Y., 3-1, Celmer def. Frank

Gray Jr., North East, Md., 3-0, Pepe def. Chris Keane,

New City, N.Y., 3-2, Hinderer def. Jason Stadtler, Cherry

Hill, N.J., 3-1, and Gollick def. Greg Stahora, W.

Hazleton, Pa., 3-1.

Dennis Riebesell 300-826

At Brunswick Zone Carolier

Mike Almodovar Blasted 300

Eric Honor 299-801 at MontvaleBy Larry Diebner

Sean Williams 300 at MajesticHOPELAWN, NJ- Sean Williams

earned top honors in the Garden

State Mixed League blasting

games of 228-300-267 for a high

series of 795.

James McMillon rolled 257-254-

270-781, Jose Medina 216-267-

256-739, Elio Carrasco 268-267-

715, Sal Angotti 255-238-202-

695, Ed Pawlowski 247-247-691,

Andrew Klinger 214-256-210-

680, and Michael Ramer 214-256-

210-680.

Joe Brulato 836 at Parkway

Kelly Kulick and Bill O'Neill

2010 BWAA Bowlers of the Year

NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ – Dennis

Riebesell topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Major League

at Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes

firing games of 268-300-258 for a

high series of 826.

Kevin Brzozowski rolled 279-

269-241-789, Chris DeSouza 289-

258-239-786, Armad Federici

256-276-237-769, Rudy Johnson

228-257-279-764, Bob Kontra

255-248-253-756, Ray Smarsh

254-256-238-748, Jen Russo 248-

245-247-740, Greg Tobias 279-

224-224-727, Nikki Bucci 27-

246-717, Paul Marel 206-259-

247-712, Rich Page 228-234-244-

706, and Frank Leo 237-238-226-

701.

Mike Pasch 784, Terry Drenth

300 in Montvale MajorBy Joe Rizzi

MONTVALE, NJ - Mike Pasch led

all scorers in the Montvale Major

League, bowling a 784 series on

games of 279, 279 and 226. His fine

effort, along with Toto Roldan’s 279-

266-212-757, Andrew Hedaria’s

238-214-253-705 and Chuck Ontal’s

267-688, led 12-In-A-Row Pro Shop

to a 29-1 demolishing of West Shore

Beauty Salon.

High game of the evening belongedto Terry Drenth, who bowled a 300

game-becoming the first woman

bowler ever to bowl a perfect game

in the Montvale Major League.

Terry added a 203 and finished with

a 695 series, however CZ’s Pro Shop

was defeated by Valley Tent Rental,

20-10. John Rankin bowled 269-

266-234-769 and Mike Wuhrman

259-246-257-762 for the winning

team.

Dave Spano rolled 246-266-268-

780, leading Sole Savers to a 26-4

rout over Team Ram Rod. Jun

Roldan bowled 249-238-278-765,

but despite his effort Rick’s Pro Shop

was defeated by The Game Zone, 21-

9. Tom Van Wort’s 267-224-244-735and Chris Arbegast’s 247-249-209-

705 led Rite Way to an easy 27-3 vic-

tory over Bergen Batting Center.

Alex Kowalchuk’s 203-279-243-725

led BuddiesProShop.com past North

Jersey Turf & Trim, 19-11.

PBA photo

Ed Shuler, manager of King Pin Bowling, Champion Rusty

Thomsen and General Manager Mary All Ross.

A R L I N G T O N ,

Texas - Kelly Kulick

of Union, N.J., and

Bill O'Neill of Southampton, Pa.,

capped off impres-

sive years by being

named 2010 female

and male Bowlers of

the Year by the

Bowling Writers

Association of

America.

Kulick had one of

the greatest years of

any bowler in 2010. In January, she became the first

woman to win a Professional Bowlers Association

national title in the PBA Tournament of Champions. In

April, she captured her second United States Bowling

Congress Queens title. And just two weeks later, she won

the U.S. Women's Open.

Those feats alone likely would have netted Kulick

the top 2010 honor but she wasn't finished. Later in the

year, she captured gold medals in doubles and team, sil-

ver in all-events and bronze in singles and trios in the

Pan American Confederation Women's

Championships.

She also won a

PBA regional in

Lakewood, Wash.,and the Malaysian

Open.

For the year, she

averaged 219.32

and earned $46,440

in the PBA

Women's Series.

O'Neill nearly

matched Kulick. He

captured the Men's

U.S. Open and the

PBA Pepsi Viper

Championship, was runner-up in the PBA World

Championships and fifth in the USBC Masters. He also

earned gold medals in the singles, all-events and team

events in the World Tenpin Bowling Association World

Championships.

O'Neill averaged 222.32 and earned $140,565 during

PBA competitions held in 2010.

Kulick and O'Neill will receive their awards in June

during the BWAA Annual Meetings and International

Bowl Expo in Grapevine, Texas.



2 SPORTS REPORTER May 25 - 31, 2011

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Head to Chicago for ShootoutCHICAGO - A unique showcase blending the highest level of talent

with the hottest trends in the recreational side of the sport will take

place over Memorial Day weekend when 20 of the world’s greatest

bowlers return to downtown Chicago for a unique team competition at

upscale 10pin bowling lounge in the landmark Marina City complex.

The GEICO PBA Team Shootout, the fifth annual PBA Summer

Series special event, will result in more than 15 hours of national

television on ESPN and ESPN2 over the summer months. It will be

the first appearance by PBA players in Chicago proper in 47 years.

“The return of team bowling to the heart of the city where many of

the greatest names in bowling history built their careers will present

the sport in an entirely new light,” said Professional Bowlers

Association Deputy Commissioner Tom Clark.The GEICO PBA Team Shootout, with the PBA Manufacturers

Cup as its ultimate prize, will be conducted in a “boutique” bowling

facility that calls House of Blues its next-door-neighbor and

includes a Who’s Who list of Chicago celebrities and business lead-

ers among its clients. 10pin bowling lounge has hosted hundreds of

special events, including high-profile fundraisers conducted by

Chicago Cubs pitching star Kerry Wood, Chicago Bears defensive

lineman Israel Idonije, Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Brent

Seabrook and Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade, a Chicago native,

among others.

The GEICO PBA Team Shootout will feature four teams of five

PBA stars who will compete in a variety of singles, doubles and

team matches, earning points toward the PBA Manufacturers Cup

for their respective sponsoring companies. It will be the first PBA

Tour event held in Chicago since the former Bowlium hosted the

1963 Chicago Coca-Cola Open when the PBA Tour was only five

years old.Reigning PBA Manufacturers Cup winner Storm Products will

defend its title against teams representing bowling ball manufactur-

ing rivals Brunswick, Ebonite International and 900 Global. Among

the PBA stars who will compete in Chicago are PBA Hall of Famer

Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J. (Brunswick); newly-named PBA

Player of the Year Mika Kovuniemi of Hartland, Mich., and PBA

Triple Crown winner Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas (Ebonite

International); newly-crowned USBC Queens champion Missy

Parkin of Lake Forest, Calif. (the only woman in the competition)

and PBA Hall of Famer Brian Voss of Marietta, Ga. (900 Global);

and PBA Hall of Famers Norm Duke of Clermont, Fla., and Pete

Weber, St. Ann, Mo. (Storm).

Chicagoland will be represented by four-time PBA Tour champion

Sean Rash of Montgomery (Brunswick) and seven-time Tour winner

Steve Jaros of Yorkville (900 Global).

Idle bowling thoughts.

...I still buy late lefty pioneer

Bill Allen's theory about clutch

bowling. "Over the years I

can't count the number of

strikes I've rolled, so what's one

more." he said. He had himself

convinced he could always get

one more and proved it by win-

ning many major titles in clutch

situations.

...Probably half the time you

spend on practice is wasted.

Problem is to determine what

half.

...Always try to reason with a

teammate. It will keep you

occupied while you lose your

temper, and remember that if

you stop praising the newest

bowler on a team he thinks his

teammates don't like him. Keep

praising him and he soon thinks

he is too good for the team.

...The main objective of any

instructor is to teach so well

that the student can get along

very well without the teacher.

...Senior bowling programs

are doing well from local

leagues to senior pro activities.

But future senior success is

totally dependent on how well

we succeed with current youth

programs.

A happy youth bowler today

may well be a happy seniorbowler more than a half centu-

ry in the future.

...The test of a great bowler

comes not when he is bowling

well, but how he manages when

he is rolling poorly.

...Bowling still needs a solid

national bowling show once a

week every week of every year.

...Nothing is funny when you

are hungry, your feet hurt, or

the corner pins aren't going

down.

...Every league bowler rolls

three sets each night, the one

they were going to roll, the one

they do bowl, and the one they

should have bowled.

...The longer you're in a

slump, the longer it seems. A

bad game doesn't really take

three hours to bowl and finish.

It just seems

that way.

...It is never too early to start

looking over tournament

blanks and reading them care-

fully. But I must admit that

there are many bowlers who

have their tournament schedule

planned six months ahead and

start shopping for birthday

gifts six hours before the impor-

tant date.

...After you hear two bowlers

talk about their match, and lis-

ten to those who watched and

gave their account of the con-

test, you begin to wonder about

history books.

...The longevity records in

bowling are amazing, century

old league and tournament,

bowlers who haven't missed or

been late to a league session for

decades, bowlers who keep a

record of every ball they ever

rolled. Most long term records

are hard to beat, and the first

plateau is the most difficult, liv-

ing in good health long enough.

...Unless you see them in

action you can't begin to realize

how good pro bowlers are over

the long run, and easy scoring

conditions give the wrongimpression, making the gap

between average bowlers and

top pros narrower. Pros can fig-

ure out ways to score well on

any condition. If tournaments

were conducted in bumpy park-

ing lots some pros would find a

way to average 220.

...While there is no such thing

as a bad bowler, a lot of them

can really fool you.

Willie Petro 298FARMINGDALE, NY – Willie

Petro topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League firing

a high game of 298.

Larry Romero and Steve

Coleman rolled 278, and Greg

Herzing 709.

In the Tueday Early Birds League

Michael Alvarez hit 712.

Sal Guidice shot 277-746 in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League.

John Sheridan shot 703 in the

Friday Late Mixed League.Bob Andrews rolled 728 in the

Tuesday Early Birds League.

Jeff Fennell 296 FARNMINGDALE, NY - Jeff

Fennell led the scoring in the

Thursday 3-Man League firing a

296 game for a high series of 725.

Barry Schmultz hit 296-725, Dan

Levin 729, Mac McNally 727, and

Michael Anspach 709.

Hari Soedarmasto hit 278-717 in

the Friday Late Mixed League.

Brandon Soedarmasto shot 267-

743 in the St. Martins Major

League.

Eric Smyth 290FARMINGDALE, NY – EricSmyth shot 290-729, and Jen

Ferraro 267-645 in the Friday Late

Mixed League.

Justin Hubstah 289FARMINGDALE, NY – Justin

Hubstah led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

firing a high game of 289.

Lukas Zito shot 288-769, Ken

Brown 278, Doc Branscum 717,

Mike Maisono 711, and Tom

Colon 700.

In the Friday Late Mixed League

Clay Hunt shot 278, Tony Caridi

713, and Eric Smyth 703.

Al Spano rolled 289-769 in the

Saturday Nite Fun League.

Leroy Williams shot 279, Frred

Catapano 742, and Larry Romero

702.

Joseph Kelch 791FARMINGDALE. NY – Joseph

Kelch led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

firing a high game of 289 and a

high series of 791.

Larry Strauss shot 279-711,

Lenny Kelch 278, Roger Cotsa III

277, Tyrone Brown 276-720, Bob

O’Keefe 741, Lukas Zito 726,

James Curran 720, and Curtis

Brown 702.

Ron Miller rolled 279, MikeGelman 712, and Derek Graf 707

in the Thursday 3-Man League.

FARMINGDALE

G O B O W L



May 25 - 31, 2011 SPORTS REPORTER 3




ROCKAWAY ROLLERSTyrone Waal 719ROCKAWAY, NJ – Tyrone Waal

led the scoring in the Spanish

American Mixed League firing a

255 game for a high series of719.

Julio Santiago shot 242, and John

Scott 235.

Matthew Graner blasted 289 in

the Lucky Strikers League.

Duke Nicolian II 718ROCKAWAY, NJ- Duke Nicolian

II led the scoring in the Monday

Early Birds League firing a 263

game for a high series of 718.

Jim Westergard shot 245-684, Joe

Miller 249-659, Doris Macone207, and Michele Clouse 200.

Pete Cuzzo 708ROCKAWAY, NJ - Pete Cuzzo led

the scoring in the Dave Valerius

Trio League firing a 245 game for

a high series of 708.

Joe Caputo rolled 242-668, Scott

Van Syckle 234-632, Bobby Willis

223-636, Tyrone Waal 215, and

Dori Tingoli 202.

J. Rotondo, Jr. 707 ROCKAWAY, NJ- John Rotondo,

Jr. led the scoring in the Friday

Nite Men’s League firing a 267

game for a high series of 707.

Bob Webb rolled 247, Eric

Martin 237-614, Brandon

Draughn 233, and Jesus Cruz and

James Lindsay 232.

In the Friday Tri Mixed League

John Petzonger shot 257, and

Harry Kotsyk 201.

Glen Malmstone 702ROCKAWAY, NJ – Glen

Malmstone led the scoring in the

Mixed League firing a 259 game

for a high series of 702.

Keri May shot 247-697, Jim

Testa 246-698, Christopher

Casey 289-669, and Dawn

Dietzel and Nidia Haneveld 236.

Bill Prentiss rolled 202 in the

Holly Rollers League.

Ed Pico 701ROCKAWAY, NJ- Ed Pico led

the scoring in the Tuesday Night

Mixed League firing a 242 game


Joseph Deluca rolled 253,

Steven Murphy 225, Debbie

Pastore 246 and Ed Cook 219.

Wilfong, Worman 674ROCKAWAY, NJ- Charles

Wilfong and Walter Worman

each rolled 247-674 in the

County Tuesday Night Mixed

League.

Jarvis Goldbery and Matt

Pukas 245, Paul DiStruco 244,

Sandy Turner 235, and KathyWilliams

In the Fox Hills Seniors League

Robert Forte rolled 203.

Bill Hamilton rolled 221 in the

Morris Hills Mixed League.

Mike Ireton 664ROCKAWAY, NJ – Mike Ireton

paced the Thursday Mixed League

firing a 267 for a 664 set.

Bill Homa hit 235, Michael

Stockstill 234, John Puleo 234,

and Joann Brown 220.

Andrew Monka 651ROCKAWAY, NJ – Andrew

Monka led the Thursday Nite

Mixed firing a 236- 651.

Carl Cartelli hit 255, Lance

Hanson 246, Crabby Brown 245,

and Nidia Haneveld 226-621.




Frank Formicola of Rochester, a bowling tournament pro-

moter for more than 40 years and a former president of the

Greater Rochester Area Bowling Proprietors Association, and

the late Dick Battista, a Professional Bowlers Association Tour

champion and prominent bowler in the New York City area in

the 1960’s and ‘70’s, will be inducted into the New York State

Hall of Fame in June.

Results of the voting by the Empire

State USBC Bowling Association

Hall of Fame committee were

released today. Formicola and

Battista will be enshrined at the New

York State USBC Hall of Fame and

Awards Dinner at 6 p.m. June 11 at the

Carrier Circle Hotel in East Syracuse.Formicola is well known for his

efforts in starting the Lilac City

Bowling Tournament in Rochester in

1969, and developing it into the sec-

ond-largest independently operating

bowling tournament in the world. In

recent years, following a bout with

lung cancer, he has devoted his time into building the

Upstate New York Bowling Tournament, which has attract-

ed bowlers from 12 states and two Canadian provinces.

He has been involved in numerous bowling endeavors,

including the Young American Bowling Alliance, New York

State BPA tournaments and conventions, Fun Time Youth

Bowling and Greater Rochester BPA television shows, Empire

State Games, and Pro-Ams for the PBA and Ladies Pro

Bowlers Tour.

His community service includes leadership of the annual

Lupus Foundation Golf Tournament and the Rochester Press

Radio Club annual Day of Champions.

Battista made a name for himself in league and tournament

competition in New York City, at the ABC and USBC Open

Championships and the PBA Tour. His exemplary career was

cut short by illness and the need for a heart transplant. One of

the early recipients of a donor heart, he

was the first professional athlete to

return to his sport and compete again

after a heart transplant.

Locally, the left-hander won team

championships in the Metropolitan

Major Classic League, and posted the

league’s high series in 1963-64 and

1964-65 (705). He won the AssociationTournament team (1971), doubles

(1967) and singles (1974) champi-

onships – rolling a 739 scratch series to

capture the singles crown.

He won numerous regional tourna-

ments, including the PBA Eastern

Regional Ebonite championship in

1970 and the John Vargo Classic in 1971. At the national level,

he won the PBA Grand Rapids Open on Aug. 17, 1970, and

placed third at the 1971 Firestone Tournament of Champions.

Battista, a member of the New York Bowling Association

and New York Bowling Council Halls of Fame, registered nine

certified 300 games and an 802 series. He passed away on

Dec. 21, 1979 at the age of 48.

Women to Induct Allen, Johnson

Previously, the New York State USBC Women’s Bowling

Association announced its Hall of Fame inductees – Sheila

Allen of Peekskill and Marilyn Johnson of Poughkeepsie.

They, too, will be inducted at the June 11 awards dinner.

Sheila Allen will be inducted into the New York State USBC

Women’s Bowling Association Hall of Fame for Superior

Performance. The Peekskill resident and member of the

Westchester USBC, has six 800 series, eight 300 games and

eight 299 games. Her high series is

836, bowled in 2008.

She has won numerous tourna-

ments at the local and state level.

She represented New York as the

Team USA qualifier and won local

qualifiers for the U.S. Open. She

supports New York State bowling

and has bowled in 17 state tourna-ments as well as bowling in the New

York State Queens Tournaments.

She is a member of the Women’s All

Star Association (WASA) Hall of

Fame.

Marilyn Johnson will be inducted

for Meritorious Service. She is a

dedicated supporter of women’s bowling in New York State

and was a member of the New York State Women’s Bowling

Association Board of Directors. She served on the Queens

Tournament as the Chair and has been a member of the Miss

Liberty, Awards, Chaplain, Cancer Walks, Policy &

Procedures and Finance committees.

She is an active member of the state, national and local 600

clubs. She is a member of the Poughkeepsie Hall of Fame and

has been recognized by the Dutchess County Sports Museum

for her service to bowling.

Frank Formicola, Dick Battista to Enter NYS Bowling Hall of Fame

Dick Battista Frank Formicola




WALLINGTON, NJ - Signaling

an end to the winter break, the

North Jersey Interscholastic

Conference [NJIC] resumed

league play at Wallington with a

flurry of impressive games, led by

Park Ridge junior Dan Wuhrman

tossing a 268 then adding a 214

for the season’s third high two-

some and Dan’s teammates caught

his opening game fire to snare

league high game of 896, although

the Owls had to scramble in the

second contest. Undaunted by

Park Ridge’s mammoth opener,

Hawthorne Christian gave the

Owls all they could handle in the

finale before dropping a heart-

breaking four pin decision; anchor

Isaac Marcinuk led the Defenders

surge with a masterful 244.

Elsewhere, Leonia’s Adham

Kadaj fired 257-227, Rob

Zimbaldi 201-205 and June Park

203 as the Lions surprised

Lyndhurst, 5-0; Paul Ulrich rolled

207-193 for the Golden Bears.

Meadowlands Division leader

Becton Regional, jumpstarted by

Seif Fahmy’s 256, averaged 205and amassed 1639 in its sweep of

New Milford. Seif had plenty of

help from Wildcat teammates Joe

Bocage 213-209, Dean Hansen

193-220 and Billy Justis 196.

Unbeaten St. Mary prepped for

its confrontation with equally

unscathed Park Ridge by turning

aside North Arlington, 5-0 behind

Rey DeJesus 237, Nikko Deliantis

213, Stephen Marciniak 209 and a

pair of 201s from Evan Downey.

Tops for the Vikings were Matt

Glarner 225 and Bobby Manella

206. Mark Fratterelli had 203 and

John Porteous 201 as Wood-Ridge

prevailed 5-0 over Palisades Park.Closing out the afternoon’s match-

es, Hasbrouck Heights’ Matt

Marinelli tallied 223, but his team

dropped two games to Bogota

which benefited from anchor

Anthony Giacomelli’s 195-180.

In a later session, the Patriot

Division’s two previously unbeat-

en schools clashed and when the

smoke cleared, each had dropped

their first game of the season with

pacesetting Park Ridge taking the

opener and St Mary grabbing the

finale. The Owls held onto wood,

1567-1540 to win the confronta-

tion, 3-2. Sparking Park Ridge

were Mike Wuhrman 214-215,Dan Wuhrman 209 and Tim

Cavaliere 201-206 while the Gaels

had deuces from Rey DeJesus

226, Nikko Deliantis 221, Evan

Downey 208 and Stephen

Marciniak 204-201. Meanwhile,

Lyndhurst bounced back to sweep

Queen of Peace as soph Lexus

Lopez blasted 247 and teammate

Paul Ulrich 200. Wallington rode

Nick Kochell’s 230 to victory over

Hasbrouck Heights despite a 207

for the Aviators’ Matt Marinelli.

Other high rollers were Shane

Cavaliere [Rutherford] 244, Joe

Bocage [Becton] 235, Brandon

Moore [Rutherford] 230-200,

Adham Kadaj [Leonia] 203-225,

Dom Leuci [Wood-Ridge] 225,

Austin Masser [Secaucus] 224,June Park [Leonia] 217, Jaclyn

Yurus [Hawthorne Christian] 217,

Matt Trento [New Milford] 213

and Joe Rizzolo [Secaucus] 203.

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Pete Caporaso 760MADISON, NJ - Pete Caporaso led

the Friday Classic League firing a

high series of 760.

Joey Parisi rolled 737, Vinnie

Pagnotta 717, Mike Hanlein 288,

Trevor Bogert 278, John

Manganiello 267, Joy Wona 248-

676, and Sue Dobrinsky 238-640.

Joey Parisi 760MADISON, NJ- Joey Parisi led the

scoring in the Wednesday Trio

League firing a 278 game for a high

series of 760.

Dave Krivak rolled 267, Karl

Kastner and James Sirica 254, Oren

Warter 707, and Aaron Shruby 684.

Chris Minch 730MADISON, NJ – In the CMIL

League Chris Minch rolled 730,

and Vinnie Pagnotta 276.

Jodi Belli rolled 234 in the

Chatham Collisionettes League.

Les Porzio 715MADISON, NJ – Les Porzio led

the scoring in the Pharma Plus

League firing a 279 game for a

high series of 715.

Jon Russo rolled 266-698, John

Lulewicz 230, and Ron Kaepernik

624.

Mike Stoyko 288

MADISON, NJ – Mike Stoyko ledthe scoring in the MC Police &

Fire League firing a high game of

288.

Dan Pridham rolled 265, Fred

Brunner 253, and Carolyn Granato

210.

Larry Farrell 688MADISON, NJ- Larry Farrell led

the Livingston Business Men’s

League firing a high series of 688.

Tom Klein rolled 264-666, John

Ferrence, Jr. 256-661, and Chris

Waller 247.

In the Livingston Business

Men’s League Mark Martinowich

shot 269, Dave Ferrence 252, Ben

Geffken 245-682, Paul

Demyanovich 648, and Larry rell

632.

Daniel Gerardi 726 at ParkwayElmwood Park, NJ – Daniel Gerardi led all pin attackers with scores of

224-255-247 for a strong 726 series in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.

Roy Castelein hit 265-709, Mike Semancik Jr 253-700, Ed Bakelaar

254-688, Mike Aiellos 235-679, John Dulinski 233-677, Jim Viola 238-

669, Dave Irwin 238-664 and Joe Donnarumma 236-651

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA




THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Jeff Kubasak 797 HOPELAWN, NJ - Jeff Kubasak

topped the scoring in the Madison

Park Men’s League firing games

of 289-284-224 for a high series of

797.

Jeff Scire rolled 259-257-225-

751, Matthew Manenty 254-279-

213-746, Joe Herber 269-269-

204-742, John Kaminski 247-227-

267-741, Jay Pintus 256-258-207-

721, and Jaydee Luistro 213-268-

223-704.

Steve Venito785HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve Venito

led the scoring in the FamilyLeague firing games of 248-269-

268 for a high series of 785.

San Angotti rolled 226-249-245-

720, Rocco Fortunato 267-237-

687, Kevin Kopko 247-227-656,

Anthony Angotti 223-241-636,

and Alexa Venito 249.

In the Sunday Nite Mixed

League Tino Mendez rolled 201-

203-246-650, Elio Carrasco 258-

645, Lauro Perez 257-626, and

Carole Lopez 215.

Mark Makwinski 733HOPELAWN, NJ - Mark

Makwinski led the scoring in the

Knights of Columbus League fir-

ing games of 247-257-229 for a

high series of 733.

Cid Stentella rolled 232-236-

258-726, Bill Larsen 230-246-

210-686, Joe Grossi 230-2127-

220-667, and Jeff Nemeth 277-

234-661.

John Kertesz 724HOPELAWN, NJ – John Kertesz

led the scoring in the Raritan Bay

Men’s League firing games of


724.

Glenn Mohr rolled 237-238-248-

722, Nelson F. Alves 222-268-

226-716, Rocco Fortunato 228-

216-267-711, Rich Nicholls 226-

220-257-703, and Russ

Hendrickson 226-220-223-702.

Jason Ciszewski 720HOPELAWN, NJ - Jason

Ciszewski led the scoring in the

Avenel Youth League firing games

of 208-256-256 for a high series of

720.

DJ Petardi rolled 278-232-707,

Wayne Bebert 232-223-201-656,

and Jason Amsterdam 212.

Michael Morris 709HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Morris led the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing games of

225-289 for a high series of 709.

Pat Jones rolled 235-207-622,Joyce Ellison 234-200-607, Dave

Calamito 224, and Brian Turcotte

210.

JohnHalliday 707 HOPELAWN, NJ – John

Halliday led the scoring in the

Merck League firing games of


707.

John Strauss rolled 237-258-

661, Jeff Roberts 200-238-627,

and Eileen Okolovitch 241.

D. DeBenedetto 700HOPELAWN, NJ – Dan

DeBenedetto led the scoring in

the Monday Madness League fir-


high series of 700.

Nick Viverito rolled 277-221-671, Frank Viverito 237-246-667,

Mike Dellamanna 257-212-648,

and Andre Bobish 216-242-630.

Bill Smith 698HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Smith led

the scoring in the His & Hers

League firing games of 247-226-

225 for a high series of 698.

Carmine Latin rolled 240-215-

233-688, Jim Hrasna 245-215-

200-660, Kyle Januzzi 213-223-

210-646, and Bonnie Desimone

235.

Tony Tamondong 692HOPELAWN, NJ - Tony

Tamondong paced the scoring inthe Friday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 298-213 for a high

series of 692.

Paul Woitowicz 206-239-237-

682, Dave Rezes 219-208-247-

674, Rob Morris 224-226-214-

664, Gary McGinness 203-2500-

202-655, and Rocco Fortunato

235-211-642.

In the Atlantic City Trios League

Bob Joseph rolled 238-213-631,

Peter Marinello 213-223-616,

Bill Venezia 201-200-600, and

Robert Terefenko 243.

Michael Garcia 686 HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael

Garcia led the scoring in the

Gemini Towing League firing

games of 268-221 for a high series

of 686.

Vinny Medvetz rolled 224-247-

212-683, Russell McCarthy 216-

235-221-672, Joe Herber 200-

247-209-656, Joe Britton 205-

241-655, and Jennifer Caval 215.

In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Rich Rowley rolled 202-

224-620, and Lewis Roles 212.

In the Bank League John Sidorko

shot 224-244-202-670. Paul Newman 677 HOOPELAWN, NJ - Paul

Newman led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed Nuts League fir-


high series of 677.

Kevin Kennelly rolled 221-268-

667, Don Hellhake 254-203-201-

658, and Mike Kennelly 220-256-

639.

Bob Wayda 662HOPELAWN, NJ – Bob Wayda

led the scoring in the Iselin AA

League firing games of 253-228


Matt Cestoen shot 222-202-613,

Ricky Wiget 221, Darris Douma

225, and Emil Woitowicz 205.

Diane Makrocki rolled 218 in the

Academy Women’s League.

Paul Harney 651HOPELAWN, NJ – Paul Harney

paced the scoring in the Tuesday

Nite Trios League firing games of

224-236 for a high series of 651.

Ryan Kirkland shot 256-632,

Justin McDougal 220, and

Charlene Martino 209.

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May 25, 2011 Sports Reporter