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Vol. 70 No. 36 November 11 - 17, 2009 50 cents

Harry Sullins Wins PBA Senior World

Championship - First Win in 15 YearsHOPELAWN, NJ Ryan Friend

topped the scoring in the Madison

Park Mens League at Majestic

Lanes by firing consistent games

of 265-268-268 to end the session

with the high series of 801.

Rocco Grasso shot 257-279-212-

748, Ed Walsh 289-203-241-733,

Joe Vaccaro 248-249-211-708,

and Neal A. Linder 207-254-246-

707.

Mike Bair Hammered 300

In Junior Classic at Ocean Lanes

Ryan Friend Blasted 801

In Madison Park at Majestic

OAKLAND, NJ Tom

Stellingwerf took both game and

set honors while rolling in the

Wednesday Early Mixed League

firing a 280 game for a high series

of 796.

Frank LaRosa, Sr. shot 266-738,

Keith Cienki 279-728, Frank

Serico 279717, Linda Humes 244-

624, and Bob Himber 269.

LAKEWOOD, NJ Mike Bair

scored perfect when he fired a 300

game in the Saturday Ocean LanesJunior Classic League.

Tyler Huschak shot 277,

Dominick Romano 256, Shea

McGowan 254, Allen Bank 247,

Zachary Paulus 235, Jared Stuart

225, Michell Collier 224, Chelsea

Kusner 223, Tori Campbell 216,

Steven Abrech 212, and Kelly

Nicosia and Catherine Jones 205.

In the Saturday Pin Hitters

League McKenna Collier shot182, Collen Asaro 176, Gianni

DAiello 163, Robert Guzman

148, Brian Lash 147, Brandon

Walsh 129, Katie Seyr 121,

Mikayla Lane 118, Lisa Director

116, Heather Lago 115, and

Jessica Cohen and Carolyn Jones

106.

DETROIT, Mich. - Detroit

area favorite Harry Sullins

ended a 15-year winless dry

spell in the resurrected PBA

Senior World Championship.

Sullins, who won his fifth

and last PBA Tour title in 1994

in Windsor Locks, Conn.,

defeated Hugh Miller of

Mercer Island, Wash., 222-

192, for a $15,000 prize, his

first PBA Senior Tour title and

a berth of his own in the

Tournament of Champions.

The PBA Senior World

Championship was resurrected

as a part of the new PBA

World Series of Bowling after

lying dormant since 2002.

"It feels great," Sullins said.

"I'll be glad to go back to theTournament of Champions."

Sullins admitted to being nerv-

ous. "It's been almost 11 years

between TV shows, 15 years

since I've won a title. You try to

stay as calm as you can," he said.

"Some guys might say they don't

get butterflies, but I don't care

who you are - you get 'em. The

question is, how much pressure

can you take and still move your

feet, swing your arm, roll the ball

and hit what you're throwing at?

It worked out.

"The difference was I made all

my spares," he continued. "That

keeps the pressure on. It kept me19-20 pins ahead the whole

match. I threw two strikes in a

row twice early in the game and

that was huge. I could tell Hugh

was trying to figure out which

ball to use, so I kept telling

myself, just get a double, and for-

tunately I was able to do that."

Sullins felt like the title was his

for the taking after he was warm-

ly greeted by the Detroit area fans

attending the finals in a center

where he had honed his game for

years.

"I've bowled at Thunderbowl

for 30 years," the Chesterfield

Township, Mich., resident said,

"but when we came out for the

introductions, I actually had the

fans with me. That was so pleas-

ing. It was like it's my time to

win."

It was also rewarding because

he made a less-than-satisfying

debut on the Senior Tour a year

earlier.

"I wanted to come out full

blast last year," the 52-year-

old Michigan native said. "I

had big goals - rookie of the

year, all of that - but I went

out to the west coast and did-

n't do so well. In the Senior

U.S. Open I threw my elbow

out, so I wound up missing

the whole balance of the sea-

son.

"This year I had a different

outlook. I wanted to start

strong in Jackson (Mich.), but

I got a job with the U.S.

Census Bureau. I hadn't had a

job in three years, so I decid-

ed the seniors could wait. I

wound up staying home and

bowling in the RegionalPlayers Championship at

Thunderbowl, which gave me an

edge to get ready for the Senior

Tour and for the World Series. In

the six Senior Tour events I did

bowl, I had four championship

round appearances including a

win and a second. So I'm happy."

The opening event of the PBA's

2009-10 season on ESPN also

included a PBA Trick Shot

Invitational, won by PBA Hall of

Famer Norm Duke of Clermont,

Fla. Duke performed a series of

trick shots to top a field including

fellow Hall of Famers Parker

Bohn III and Brian Voss, PBAchampions Chris Barnes and

Sean Rash, and Finland's two-

handed sensation, Osku

Palermaa, for a $5,000 prize.

LEVITTOWN, NY Keith

Hengel blasted a 300 game in the

Thursday 4-Man League at North

Levittown Lanes.

Barry Clare shot 299-268-778,

Bruce Dargie 279-797, John

Liotta 278, Nick Lombardi 269,

and Nat Russo 268.

Keith Hengel Hit 300

At North Levittown Lanes

Harry Sullins is back on top after fifteen

years with World Championship win.

Bob Greenwood 300 in Montvale MajorBy Joe Rizzi

MONTVALE, NJ - Joe Cauwels was the high scorer

in the Montvale Major League at Montvale Lanes,

rolling a 730 series on games of 258, 226 and 246.

Despite his effort, BuddiesProShop.com was routed

by Ricks Pro Shop, 25-3. Keith Lee rolled 246-695,

Anthony Reyes 234-666 and Jun Roldans 247-662

led the way for the winning team.

High game of the evening belonged to Bob

Greenwood, who rolled a 300 game. Bob added a237 game and finished with a 705 series, helping

Chariot Cars earn a 14-14 tie with West Shore Beauty

Salon. Bryan Backer bowled 231-231-235703 for

West Shore.

John Rankin bowled a 726 series, on games of 254,

215, and 257, leading Daveys Locker to an 18-10

victory over Team Ram Rod. Bob Higgins rolled

215-269-228712, but despite his effort Bergen

Batting Center was defeated by Paternos Pro Shop,

16-12.

Other scores for the week included: Chris Garbode

237-247-226710, Dave Hulsizer 247-694, Randy

Reyes 268-692, Mike Pasch 268-691, Chris

McManus 246-684, Bruce Berger 235-684, Mike

Rovetto 279-678, Alex Kowalchuk 257-677, ChrisArbegast 289-675, Jeff Rovetto 247-672, Tim Hurd

231-667, John Lajkiewicz 233-662, Jason Oppelt

228-660, Keith Lawson 246-658, Andrew Hedaria

247-657, Mike Verbitski 258-657, Dave Spano 224-

655 and Toto Roldan 232-651.

Mike Veneziano 297-811,

George Mendez III 300

At Brunswick Zone Belleville

Tom Stellingwerf Rolled 796

In Early Mixed at Holiday Bowl

BELLEVILLE, NJ George

Mendez III fired a 300 game while

rolling in the Belles & BeauxLeague at Brunswick Zone

Belleville.

Rick Haug, Sr. shot 289, Pedro

Lopez, Jr. 288, Felipe Camacho

279, Al Kaufman 278, Jackie

Fulmore and Nancy Haug 268,

Jeff Rory and Willie Perez each hita 267, and Robin Jones tossed a

266.

In the Four Season League, Mike

Veneziano hit 279-235-297-811.

Don Amann Jr. Hit 300

At Stelton LanesPISCATAWAY, NJ Don Amann,

Jr. blasted a 300 game in the Thu.

Mens League at Stelton Lanes.

Keith Hayden shot 218-258-246-

722, Rob Lawless 234-254-227-

715, Tom Sheehan 225-226-257-

708, Russ Knapp and Bob Sartin

each rolled a 257 game.


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2 SPORTS REPORTER November 11 - 17, 2009

Idle bowling thoughts.

...A team's lineup positions

can be very important. All-

time great Parker Bohn III

feels that your leadoff individ-

ual should be a deadly spare

shooter, one that can mark

when it counts most and one

that can spark the spirit of ateam. The anchor, or final

bowler in the lineup, should be

your best all-around bowler,

but not necessarily the one

with the highest average. A top

anchor can hit the pocket when

the pressure is on, is a good

solid spare bowler, but one bet-

ter known for coming up with

that strike or two when needed

in a tight game.

...There is no such thing as an

easy spare, unless it's the one

you don't have to face because

you got a strike.

...Did you know that up until

1994, from 1958, pro bowlers

had to follow strict limits on

the length of hair, pony tails,

braids and beards.

...In the more than 50 years

that pro bowling has been on

TV, the happening causing the

most comment was not a big

win, not a particular match,

not a perfect game, but Mark

Roth's first ever TV conversion

of the 7-10 split.

...You hear about the 300

games rolled in bowling. But a

real rarity in bowling is a 291

game, and the rarest of them

all in the upper category is a

292 game.

...When you discuss smooth

bowlers the name of the late Joe

Joseph comes to mind most

often. For a fairly big man, he

moved to the line with all the

grace and balance of dancing

legend Fred Astaire. One big

difference, Joseph carried a

heavy bowling ball, not a light

hat or cane.

...Bowling does have some

power to make people much

more attentive to dates. The

same people who make medical

and business matter appoint-

ments mere days in advance

often enter bowling tourna-

ments two years prior to the

competition.

...The move to Texas by most

integers in bowling will take

time, particularly such attrac-

tions as the International

Bowling Hall of Fame and

Museum, but it has to be one of

the most forward thinking

bowling ideas in the history of

the sport.

...The more you study bowling

history the more you realize

that the negative of bowling has

been expanded and repeated

much more than the more

prevalent positives of the sport-

--at every level.

...Eighteen years ago John

Petraglia was asked who he saw

as the future stars. His selec-

tions were Parker Bohn III,

Dave Ozio, Amleto Monacelli,

Pete Weber, Brian Voss and Del

Ballard. That's what you call a

super crystal ball. All became

top stars and all but Ballard

have been elected to the PBA

Hall of Fame, and he should

gain that honor in the near

future.

...The good old days were

when you were pretty sure you

could bowl your weight.

...The head pin of a bowling

setup probably has more

strange remarks directed to it

than any other inanimate object

in the world.

...Any league secretary or

tournament director will tell

you that the people who know

all the bowling rules and let you

know they do are not nearly as

bad as the bowlers who think

they know all the rules.

J o a n T a y l o r s T e n P i n R a p . . . .Last week Guy and I attended

and worked at the Metropolitan

Bowling Writers 47th Annual

Awards lunch, a highlight of the

East Coast Bowling Centers

Convention. The three-day con-

vention can be called Bowl Expo

Lite as it features seminars, par-

ties, a trade show, and our awards

lunch. Among other activities, I

was proud to present the

Metropolitan Male Bowler of the

Year award to Tim Mack, son of

MC USBC BA Hall of FamerJimmy Mack, and MC USBC

WBA Hall of Famer Joan Mack

Hough.

It was gratifying to see

Rockaway Lanes Rich Mark (a

new MC USBC WBA Hall of

Famer) and Dori Tingoli (a new

MC USBC WBA Director) there.

More proprietors and pro shop

owners should attend this wonder-

ful event, especially since its only

a drive away, and full registration

to attend all the events is only $99

and plans to be again next year at

Trump Taj Mahal, Atlantic City in

early October 2010. To see what

its about, look at the website:

www.eastcoastbowl.com/exh.asp

.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

The Morris County USBC

Bowling Association is hosting its

57th Annual League Officers

Doubles Tournament. This will be

on Sunday December 6 with

squads at 10 a.m. and 12 noon at

Plaza Lanes in Madison. Cost is

$55 per team or $27.50 per bowler.

Entries close November 22. This isopen to all officers of mens

womens and mixed winter and

summer leagues sanctioned

through the county. Teams may

consist of two men, two women, or

mixed pairs. Entry forms are avail-

able in local bowling centers or on

the associations website:

www.mcba-njbowling.com/.

For more information contact

tournament director Noel J.

Colwell, 78C Buckingham Drive,

Manchester, NJ 08759 or call 862-

221-2856.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Gary De Boer, 26, saw his first

800 series in grand style. He rolled

279-300 (his third)-298 for an 877,

a house record at Boonton Lanes.

This was in the Dr. Riverside

League. A 15-year veteran of the

sport, Gary started bowling as a

youngster when he saw his parents,

George and Linda, enjoying their

leagues. After his 279 and then 300

he felt confident about the possibil-

ity of an octo-series, but not nerv-

ous. I felt I had a pretty good shot.

I was in the zone. Its not surpris-ing in that he earned a Junior

Bowlers Tour (JBT) title in

Oakland in 1997, a difficult feat at

best. Two years ago his team won

the Dr. Riverside League.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

As you know, time flies whether

you are having fun or not. It may

seem a little soon to be pushing the

tenth annual Pro Image Bowling

Camp, but based on last years par-

ticipation, this could sell out early.

This three-day camp will be held

at Rockaway Lanes, scheduled for

Friday through Sunday, July 30-

August 1, 2010. Total cost with taxis $615.25. So for about $25 per

hour what do the students get?

What dont they get!

A partial list includes: hours of

on-lane instruction and bowling on

league and sport patterns with pre-

mier certified coaches (three are

gold level, of which there are only

35 on the entire planet), classroom

presentations, mental game, a cus-

tom plan of practice, a computer

analysis of mechanics CD with

voice commentary for each bowler,

and everything from grip analysis

to understanding equipment. Lunch

is included as well. Each day starts

at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m. Atthe conclusion of the third day, one

student will have won the opportu-

nity to bowl a TV-style match

against the camps visiting pro

(TBD). In the past such names as

Parker Bohn III, Rhino Page, Jason

Couch, Chris Barnes, Pete Weber,

Johnny Petraglia and Ryan Shafer

have appeared, working one-on-

one with the bowlers and answer-

ing questions about their pro tour

experiences.

Camp director and gold coach

Ken Yokobosky says, Last year

the camp sold out early. Reserve

now to guarantee your spot.

Reserve by December 31 and

receive a $50 discount. A deposit of

$325 guarantees a spot in the camp,

with balance due by July 9. For

more information, contact Pro

Image Bowling at 973-625-5554.

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NORTH ARLINGTON, NJ It

was an off evening for some of

the older juniors, but 12-year-old

Sam Passaro put it together in his

final game to emerge as top

above-average bantam kegler for

the session. His 111 was twenty-

seven pins better than his average

and sparked his Mighty

Chipmunks to a 5-2 tr iumph over

the Cardinals in a position

matchup.

League-leading S.A.S. managed

to take three games from Team

Awesome Kevin Gavron rolled

234-638 to pick up his nephew

Nick who had an off night.

Completing Fridays adult-junior

play, 9-year-old Nicole Fonseca

had an above average finish to

help Caf Tra-Ell to a 5-2 win

over the Ghosts while the A Team

outscored Juicy by the same mar-

gin.

Best among the young keglers

were Sam Passaro +27 and Nicole

Fonseca +10. Tops from the adult

partners were Kevin Gavron with

three deuces totaling 638, Tim Bray

212, 200 and Vin Albrecht 200

while on the distaff side, Tracie Fay

came through with a 150 score.

Sam Passaro Paces BantamsIn North Arlington Adult-Junior

Troy Larkins, Pedro Lopez Jr. 300at Brunswick Zone Belleville

BELLEVILLE, NJ Troy Larkins and Pedro Lopez, Jr. each fired a

300 game at Brunswick Zone Belleville Lanes. Troy did it in the

Sunday Trios League and Pedro the NJ 200 Club League.


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NORTHTimmy OToole 715LEVITTOWN, NY Timmy

OToole led the Thursday Early

Mixed League firing games of

264-279 for a high series of 715.

Dan Linson shot 267, G. Casey

246, Steve Lucchi 253, Kevin

Lucchi 249, Mike Librizzi 255,

Larry Schineller 248, and Earlean

Douglas 207.

Tyler Palmeri rolled 217, Russ

Merendino 205-216, Tom Oseman

213, and Joe Nontes 209 in the

Friday St. Frances Knights ofColumbus League.

Dan Malone 279-681LEVITTOWN, NY Dan Malone

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Hicksville Elks League firing a

high game of 279 on his way to

the high series of 681.

Rich Sanfilippo hit 235-241,

Adam Bose 256, and Lois Gill

203.

Geza Gombas 240LEVITTOWN, NY In the

Tuesday Nassua/Suffolk Bakers

League Geza Gombas shot 240-

621, Willie Enteman 235, and

Kathy Fehn 205.

Maria Padovano 235LEVITTOWN, NY Maria

Padovano rolled 235-603, and

Morris Stein 653 in the Saturday

Omega Mixed League.

Lisa Alvino 230LEVITTOWN, NY Lisa Alvino

rolled 230, Susie Lew 220, Maria

Padovano 206, and Cathy Wheat

203 in the Monday Ladies Trios

League.

Charlie Demarest 232LEVITTOWN, NY Charlie

Demarest paced the scoring in the

Monday Seniors League firing a

high game of 232.

Sal White shot 224, Ray Wilson

221, Laura Panaro 202, Michael

Sala 224-211=611, Bob Haskin

217-213, Jack Mateer 208, Bob

Sandkuhl 204, and Howie Herman

201.

SOUTHKaren Bernardo 695LEVITTOWN, NY Karen

Bernardo took high series honors

rolling in the Thursday Morning

Strikers League tossing games of

223-267-237 for a 695 high set.

Diane Parziale shot 249 and

Kellisue Taggart bowled a 202

game.

Gene Markert 268LEVITTOWN, NY Gene

Markert earned high game spot-

light rolling in the Thursday NightHits & Misses League when he

posted the high game of 268.

Debbie Cali hit 257 followed by

Jim Fenimore with 242, Jimmy

Moore 235, and Anne Bammann

232.

Rich Kremler 258LEVITTOWN, NY Rich

Kremler rolled 258, and Paul

Karus 245-662 in the Wednesday

Knights of Columbus League.

Tony Micalizzi 258LEVITTOWN, NY Tony

Micalizzi rolled 258, and Mike

Martin, Jr. hit 233 in the Saturday

Bi Monthly League.

Phil Salmone shot 223, Kevin

Tsotras 219-216-202, Zack Kelly

204, and Matt Tsotras 245 in the

Monday Hicksville Mentors

League.

Brandon Soedarmasto hit 253,

and Chris Pidoto 214 in the Friday

SLIS Teens League.

Aaron Williams 771

At Zone Carolier NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ Aaron

Williams earned high series hon-

ors rolling in the Middlesex

County Major League at

Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes

firing games of 269-236-266 for a

771 set.

James Plate shot 201-247-289-

737, Ken Horvath 245-216-267-728, John Paris 237-246-240-723,

Tom Girdley 278-223-220-721,

Frank Bertucci 226-226-253-705,

and Rich Page 223-286-703.

THE LEADERS AT LEVITTOWN Mike Aiellos 747 at Parkway LanesElmwood Park, NJ Mike Aiellos topped all bowlers with scores of 257-222-

268 for a high series of 747 in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at

Parkway Lanes.

Mike Guglielimo rolled 256-716, Rich DeLorenzo Jr. 267-716, Steve Semancik

268-707, Fons McKoy 247-698, Ray Ramos 244-682, Frank Beamon 264-677,

Rob Byrd 247-667, David Friedoff 258-666, Jim Baer 235-658, Karl Kalogera

244-655, Joe Avola 235-653, Rich DeRosa 263-652, and Jim Lang 266-652.


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ROCKAWAY ROLLERSJohn Finno 778ROCKAWAY, NJ John Finno

topped the scoring in the Lake

Hiawatha Adult-Child League fir-

ing games of 299-243-236 for ahigh series of 778.

Steve Jankovitz hit 212-266-662,

Thomas Griffin, Jr. 266, and

Kevin Sikora 259.

Harry Franz 772ROCKAWAY, NJ Harry Franz

led the Classic Trios League firing

games of 279-236-257 for a high

series of 772.

Noel Vega shot 256-210-240-

706, Scott Van Syckle 259-234-

213-706, Thomas Griffin, Jr 245-

235-224-704, Richard Schwager

267, Chawn Casey 265, Joe

Caputo 260, and Joe Karas 256.

In the PBA Experience League

Nichole Spratford shot 248-603,Scott Van Syckle 213-603, and Joe

Karas 237.

Wilson Garcia 754ROCKAWAY, NJ Wilson Garcia

topped the scoring in the NorBu

Lodge League firing games of

276-254-224 for a high series of

754.

Chris Bakos shot 246-203-211-

660, John Hearn 256, Stacey Titus

243-631, and Lynn Perry 213.

Ovidio Ruiz, Jr. 718ROCKAWAY, NJ Ovidio Ruiz,

Jr. led all competition while

rolling in the Spanish-American

Mixed League tossing games of288-206-224 for a high series of

718.

Joe Vazquez shot 258-238-679,

Julio Soto 234-228-205-667, and

Maria Marrero 203.

Ken Geroge 706ROCKAWAY, NJ Ken George

led all bowlers in the Friday Tri

Mixed League firing games of

288-227 for a high series of 706.Jack Safkan shot 274-201-204-

679, Joe Karas 237-223-205-

665, Joe Rotella 250-218-662,

Bob Webb 268, Tim Panek 267,

John Lucosky 256, and Bill

Ratliff 253.

Ron Muscara 687ROCKAWAY, NJ Ron

Muscara led the scoring in the

Monday Early Birds League fir-

ing games of 254-206-227 for a

high series of 687.

Peter Saladino shot 249-235-

654, Joe Miller 249, Sheila Sell

214-201-201-616, and Michelle

Clouse 234.

Mike Potoski 676ROCKAWAY, NJ Mike

Potoski led the scoring in the

Tuesday Night Mixed League

firing games of 238-238-214 for

a high series of 676.

Chris Morris shot 224-205-209-

639, and Rebeca Chaparro 198.

Jim Testa 670ROCKAWAY, NJ Jim Testa

topped the scoring in the Mixed

League firing games of 237-

208-225 for a high series of 670.

Bob Olstead shot 225-213-213-651, Don Zeiler 229, Tom

MacDonald and Chris Casey

247, Barry Lehman 243, Donna

Sodano 234-230-663, and Keri

May 223.

PIN POUNDING

AT PLAZATony Formica 772MADISON, NJ Tony Formica

topped the scoring in the TuesdayEarly Men League firing a high

game of 280 and a high series of

772.

Neal Galletta shot 265-766, Jack

Baldwin 279-761, and Lenny

Frost 748.

B. Stackhouse 728MADISON, NJ Brian

Stackhouse paced the scoring in

the Sal Marino Budweiser Classic

League firing a 276 game for a

high series of 728.

Brian Denhartog hit 257-707,

Josh Bindhammer 256-683, and

Joseph Gazillo 673.

T. Stellingwerf 748MADISON, NJ Tom

Stellingwerf led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mixed League

firing a 278 game for a high series

of 748.

Ed Casler shot 279-744, Keith

Cienki 723, and Tammy Cienki

256.

J. Paul Richard 694MADISON, NJ Jon Paul

Richard led the scoring in the

Monday Nite Early Mix League

firing a high series of 694.

Scott Merwede hit 235-613,

Linda Rose 215-212-618, and

Tim Fitzgerald 256.

Tom Klein 253MADISON, NJ In the

Livingston Business Mens

League Tom Klein shot 253, and

Scott Nelson 243-636.

HY-WAY BOWLROUTE 22, UNION, NJ

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICKevin Kennelly 767HOPELAWN, NJ Kevin

Kennelly led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed Nuts League fir-

ing games of 268-221-278 for a

high series of 767.

Jeff Lada rolled 234-212-628,

and Joe Herber 232-613.

Travis Tilley 299

Ryan Friend 763HOPELAWN, NJ Ryan Friend

topped the scoring in the Madison

Park Mens League firing games

of 234-277-252 for a high series of

763.

Travis Tilley shot 209-233-299-

741, Rocco Grasso 263-252-208-

723, John Kaminski 201-259-257-

717, Bob Hanel 258-264-708, and

John Antonelli 255-211-230-706.

Jack Gale 711HOPELAWN, NJ Jack Gale led

the scoring in the Friday Late

Night Mixed League firing games

of 287-214-210 for a high series of

711.

Dennis Lawrence shot 223-228-

642, and Vincent Babcock 234-

230-641.

Travis Tilley 741HOPELAWN, NJ Travis Tilley

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Mens League firing games of


741.

Jaime Mugnone hit 237-216-

267-720, Paulo Toy 233-270-209-

712, Joey Weisenstein 225-227-

250-702, and Rich Nicholls 226-

216-237-679.

Russell Bennett 732HOPELAWN, NJ Russell

Bennett led the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic Leaguefiring games of 227-267-238 for a

high series of 732.

Len Camporeale hit 255-236-

223-714, Jeff Kenny 234-246-

233-713, Travis Tilley 248-240-

225-713, Gary Toth 256-202-249-

707, and Rich Nicholls 248-256-

703.

Rich Rowley rolled 259-621 in

the Winter Senior Citizens

League.

Art Jakubczak rolled 230-204-

628, John Baginski 208-202-215-

624, and Joe Herber 239-210-

618.

Bob Nebus 708HOPELAWN, NJ Bob Nebus

led the scoring in the Family

League firing games of 211-277-

220 for a high series of 708.

Kevin Kopko hit 231-224-223-

678, Jim Medoro 256-234-678,

Steve Venito 200-204-244-648,

and Eric Applegate 202-217-613.

In the Sun. Nite Mixed League

Cid Stentella shot 224-600.

T. Tamondong 679HOPELAWN, NJ - Tony

Tamondong led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed League firinggames of 227-229-223 for a high

series of 679.

John Kertesz hit 235-243-677,

Rob Morris 237-239-673, and Joe

Plescia 245-215-204-664.

Mike Serio 657HOPELAWN, NJ Mike Serio

topped the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League firing games

of 246-223 for a high series of

657.

Kyle Januzzi hit 259-221-655,

Vinny Medvetz 238-624, and

Scott Akalewicz 245-215-622.

Lenny Frost 763OAKLAND, NJ Lenny Frost

paced the scoring in the Tuesday

Early Mens League firing a 274

game for a high series of 763.

John Alessandrell shot 289-761,

Tom Stellingwerf 267-257-746,

Steve Columbo 268, Glenn

Manger 289-702, and Gerry

Botbyl 726.

Chuck Coslet 754OAKLAND, NJ Chuck Coslet

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Early Mixed League firing a 259game for a high series of 754.

Dave Valerius shot 269-748,

Frank Serico 258-733, Tom

Stellingwerf 268-705, Kathy

ONeill 275, and Tony Tango 247-

246-217-711.

Hank Shuart 720OAKLAND, NJ Hank Shuart

led the Adult Child Challenge

League firing a 261 game for a

high series of 720.

Dwayne Shuart hit 263-705,

Andrew Davidow 700, Lisa Klics

248-683, and Sharon Chrzanow

244-235-632.

Tyler Blind 697OAKLAND, NJ Tyler Blind ledthe Saturday Junior-Major League

firing 45-234 for a high 697 set.

Ryan Landau shot 258-613, and

Kyle Landau 594.

Chris Andresen 279OAKLAND, NJ Chris

Andresen shot 279-714, Chris

Miller 268-728, Brian

Stackhouse 269, and Brian

Denhartog 716 in the Sal

Marino Budweiser Classic

League.

In the Wednesday AM

Holliettes League Teri Potash

shot 207, and Tracie Peterson

202.

Mike Jenkins 705OAKLAND, NJ Mike Jenkinsled the Sunday Adult Junior

League firing games of 257-257

for a high series of 705.

Carl Larson III shot 236-664,

Steve Kurt, Jr. 204, and Brian

Woods 202.

Mike Carr 257OAKLAND, NJ Mike Carr

rolled 257, Brian Ball 256, Kyle

Kattine 247, Rich Gutches and

Ryan Kattien 642, Kyle Landau

640, and Colette Malyack 200.

Joe Donnarumma 653OAKLAND, NJ Joe

Donnarumma led the scoring in

the Sunday GutterdustersLeague firing a 245 game for a

high series of 653.

Chris Amiga hit 226-636, Ed

Calser 600, and Steve Galik

225.

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Jon DeVita 753PISCATAWAY, NJ Jon DeVita

topped the scoring in the Thursday

Mens League firing games of


753.

Ronald Alberti hit 249-268-224-

741, Bob Broderick 257-267-204-

728, Paul Fair 236-247-236-721,

and Tom Sheenhan 241-246-213-

700.

Ken Dzurilla 738MADISON, NJ Ken Dzurilla led

the scoring in the Wednesday

AT&T League firing 267-235-236

for a high series of 738.

Mark Grossman hit 279, Daniel

Nagy and Dave Carter each tossed

a 257 game.

J. Dobosiewicz 268PISCATAWAY, NJ James

Dobosiewicz shot 268, and Bryan

Hans 248 in the Central Jersey

Pride League.

In the Hes and Shes League Jim

Hering shot 257.

In the Major Minor League

Katrina Hier hit 223.

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November 11, 2009 Sports Reporter