November 14 - 20, 2012 Sports Reporter

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LEVITTOWN, NY KyleLudwig blasted a 300-767 in theMonday LIA at South LevittownLanes with a 767 high series.

George Schnepp bowled a 276followed by Peter Taormina with269, Chris Mueller 257 and AprilFucci posted a 265 in a 603 set.

Chuck Zingone 300 at WallingtonWALLINGTON, NJ Rolling

in the Sunday Mixed League itwas Chuck Zingone in the spot-light when he posted a 300 gamethen added a 243 for a sessionhigh set of 736. He now has a pin

on the Wallington Lanes Wall of Fame and that wall is filling upfast.

James Mollo tossed a 224 gamefollowed by Joseph Nuccitelliwith a 212.

LAKEWOOD, NJ KennyRyan earned top honors in the

Saturday Scratch Trio League atOcean Lanes blasting games of 258-247-300 for a high series of 805.

Shawn Kollmer rolled 236-243-269-748, Tyler Wolff 230-289-709, Mike Melillo 259, Jared

Stuart 257, Matt Russo 247-256,Ryan Klem 253, Tori Campbell

228, Amber MacLeod, BretDowns, Ryan Connor, andMcKenna Collier each rolled 225,Jessica Zalewski 223-215, KarsynLukosius 222, Amanda Nardiello221, Faith Meder 207, and JessicaCohen 200.

Kenny Ryan 300-805 at Ocean

Kyle Ludwig Rolled 300At South Levittown Lanes

NEW YORK, NY - Bowling gotnational exposure last week on TheRachel Ray Show. The syndicateddaytime program featured a bowl-ing segment with Ray and her guesthosts, Lara Spencer, Josh Elliottand Sam Champion from the num-

ber one morning show in America,Good Morning America. Thegroup, which included Grammywinning guest, singer Cheryl Crowwho is currently composing aBroadway show, bowled on lanes

provided by Maple Lanes(Brooklyn, N.Y.) to raise money for Crow's charity to fight hunger inAmerica.

Later in the show Rick Springfield made a surprise visit

promoting his new album and

Rachel invited a couple super fansfrom the audience to come downand Bowl for the Beach, earningtickets to Springfields upcomingconcert.

Ray closed the show on the lanes

approach with a song fromSpringfield and the crew fromGMA.

The segment was so successful,Ray is considering making"Bowling For Bucks" a regular fea-

ture on the show. You can find the 4minute-plus segment that was seen

by nearly 2 million viewers nation-wide by going tohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JITydsDaNcU.

NBA All-Star Chris Paul, NFL Greats Jerome Bettis and Terrell Owens,Actor/Comedian Kevin Hart are first PBA League Team Owners

Inaugural season for Professional Bowling Association League to debut in Detroit in January

By Bill Vint - PBA

Bowling For Dollars on The Rachel Ray Show

SEATTLE Los Angeles Clippers all-star point guard ChrisPaul, former Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers run-ning back Jerome Bettis, NFL all-star receiver Terrell Owensand actor/comedian Kevin Hart are the first celebrity ownersin the inaugural season of the Professional BowlersAssociations PBA League (PBAL).

The League, which will feature eight teams of five PBA players each, will make its debut at Detroit's ThunderbowlLanes in January. ESPN will televise five weeks of PBALeague competition beginning Sunday, Jan. 27, plus the PBALeague Elias Cup finals in April. The celebrity owners willnot compete on the lanes as part of official PBA League com-

petition.The teams will be made up solely from the world's best

bowlers, PBA members chosen through a league draft.Paul, who won a basketball gold medal in the London

Olympic Games with Team USA and recently was featuredon the cover of GQ magazine, has hosted the Chris Paul PBACelebrity Invitational charity bowling event on ESPN the

past four years benefitting his CP3 Foundation. He said thenew PBA League will bring added interest to professional

bowling."This is exciting for me and for the sport of bowling," said

Paul. "I love PBA action, have enjoyed getting to know manyof the top bowlers and look forward to my team competingfor the first PBA League Elias Cup."

During the London Olympics, Paul made his passion for bowling known when he went on his Twitter account to ask the world, "Why isn't bowling in the Olympics? It should be."

Paul's Los Angeles-based team name has not been decidedyet, but his team's franchise player will be five-time PBAchampion Jason Belmonte of Australia.

Each of the teams will have a designated franchise player from the top eight competitors on the 2011-12 PBA Tour competition points list. Belmonte's fellow franchise playersare reigning Player of the Year Sean Rash, PBA Hall of Famers Pete Weber and Norm Duke, defending PBA WorldChampion Osku Palermaa, USBC Masters champion MikeFagan, former U.S. Open champion Bill O'Neill and PBATriple Crown winner Chris Barnes.

Bettis, who grew up as a youth bowler in Detroit beforegoing on to star at running back at Notre Dame and for theSteelers, was the first person inducted into the CelebrityBowling Hall of Fame due to his long and varied support and

participation in PBA and other bowling events. On the lanes,Bettis has a 300 game to his credit.

See PBA LEAGUE page 2

Rachel Ray photoo

The GMA team joined Cheryl Crow and Rick Springfield on theRachel Ray Show.


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The pros are and should bevery welcome. They really arefine athletes.

What makes a good pro?In fully evaluating pro bowlers

you can't use money winnings asthe only guide. Scoring averagescan be deceiving too becausethey aren't always what theyseem.

Pros bowl primarily to earnmoney. That is number one. Theaim of every sport is to scorewell, so that is important too.

Yet, a pro bowler can finishhigh in total earnings by winningor placing high in the morelucrative events, even if failingbadly in others.

As to scoring, some bowlersare shirkers. When they're fardown in the standings, they

merely go through the motionsin their final games or frames.This lowers their overall averageand doesn't reflect the true abili-ty they show when higher in thehunt.

Other bowlers shoot for everypin in every game as though itmeant a title, and some bowlersrack up big scores when all theymean is a boost in average.There really is no right or wrongin either type of bowler. Mostshirkers don't do it on purpose,and the never say die bowlersknow of no other way to play thegame.

This all evolves through habitor because of inborn personalitytraits, the things that make upbowlers, as all people, and makethem different. In charting a probowler it is necessary to take intoconsideration his athletic ability,personality, clutch talent, andattitude on winning and losing.

Timing, and maybe a littleluck, is important.

If a bowler could save his bestscores for the events paying

$100,000 or more for first, hecould have a big year with fewwins.

In some events it takes a 250average to win. In others, 220

does the job. Any decent pro canaverage up to 220 on a givenweek. And over the season,rolling on various lane condi-tions, moving on lanes, in differ-ent surroundings, the top prosaverage from 220 to 229.

Don't confuse that with themany house bowlers who aver-age much more than that, bowl-ing each week on the same lanesin league play where the easiestscoring conditions prevail.

That's no knock on them. Youbowl with the equipment youhave on the conditions you meetor choose. Realistically, bowlers

can be informally rated much asgolfers, on different pars for dif-ferent courses, with estimatedbowling pars on varying laneconditions.

The only real consistent thingabout bowling is the inconsisten-cies, particularly in scoring.Every bowler feels that his game,night, or tournament is coming.Putting the performance in theright place is another matter. It'swhat dreams are made of.

When it comes time to ratingthe pros, don't forget theunknown factors previouslymentioned. Do remember, they

are without doubt the greatestbowlers in the world, particular-ly when you look at their recordsfor more than 1,000 games intournament play each year.They can score on any type of lane condition and under themost stressful and trying physi-cal and mental situations.

Overall, most bowlers couldn'tperform the way top pros do---even on a pinball machine thatwon't tilt.

Bettis' team, the Motor CityMuscle, will be at home inDetroit for the first PBAL event.Fagan is Bettis' franchise player.

I am excited to be partneringwith the PBA and its newLeague. I feel this is a fantasticopportunity to be a owner of theMotor City Muscle," said Bettis,whose charitable organization

The Bus Stops Here Foundation benefits youth s. "Bowl ing fansnot only get to see me but theyalso get to see Mike Fagan andsome great team bowling. PBAfans deserve the best and thisseason we will give them the

best and a ch ance to enjoy everymoment."

PBA Commissioner Tom Clark said it was fitting that Paul andBettis were the first team ownersto sign on in support of thePBAL, followed quickly byOwens and Hart.

"Chris and Jerome have beengreat ambassadors for bowlingfor many years and bring awealth of business acumen, laud-

able charitable efforts and win-ning personalities to the PBA,"Clark said. "Plus, they are reallygood bowlers themselves. Theylove the game."

Owens team will be the DallasStrikers and his franchise player will be Norm Duke, who grewup in the Dallas area before mov-ing to Florida. Duke has coached

avid-bowler Owens on the lanes.Harts team will be thePhiladelphia Hitmen and hisfranchise player will be BillONeill who lives in nearbyLanghorne, Pa.

Other celebrity team owners,nicknames and franchise player designations will be announcedsoon. Details on the Leaguestructure, formats and PBADetroit Winter Swing can befound on pba.com.

Many of the celebrity teamowners will have a chance toshow off their bowling skills,alongside their franchise player counterparts, in the Chris PaulPBA League All Stars special

event which will air on ESPN onSuper Bowl Sunday, Feb. 3, at 4

p.m. ET.PBA CEO Geoff Reiss said the

new League will improve thePBA's relationship with sponsorsand fans.

"Current and prospective cor- pora te partners of the PBA willrealize unique and valuable

opportunities with the League,"Reiss said. "Television audi-ences will see more PBA playerscompete in a team atmosphereand in a longer, two-hour timeslot."

While the PBA has been a pre-dominantly individual-achieve-ment sports association, team

bowling has a grea t histo ry andfuture in the game. Most of thetwo million United StatesBowling Congress certifiedleague bowlers compete in ateam environment in more than4,000 Bowling ProprietorsAssociation of America-member

bowling c enter s."The famed 1950s Budweiser

teams with Don Carter and Dick Weber set standards for excel-lence in sports," Reiss said."Today, high school and colle-giate bowling are on the rise,with the next generation com-fortable with teamwork on thelanes."

The PBA World Series of Bowling and PBA WorldChampionship, PBA Tournamentof Champions, U.S. Open,USBC Masters, the WorldTenpin Bowling AssociationsPBA International Tour seriesand other PBA events includingits regional and PBA50 Tourswill continue to highlight indi-vidual players.

Full information on digital andtelevision coverage of the PBALeague, including qualifyingrounds of League action to bewebcast on pba.coms XtraFrame video streaming service,will be announced soon.

PBA LEAGUEContinued from page 1


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AT RABS COUNTRY LANESFred Cipoletti 711STATEN ISLAND, NY Fred Cipoletti led the scoring in the

Richmond County American Legion League firing a high game of 289for a high series of 711.

Kevin Dillon rolled 265-708, Jim Garrity 660, Corey Grusky 244,and Jim Episcopia 673.

Joe LaBargo 698STATEN ISLAND, NY Joe LaBargo led the scoring in the Senior

Mens League firing games of 203-258-237 for a high series of 698.

Don Schwed rolled 227-224-237-688, Jim Episcopia 234-245-676,Frank Parello 235-222-635, Ray Keller 236-620, Frank Polizzi 224-227-614, and Mike Cocozzo 232-600.

In the Senior Mens League Gene Pepe, Sr. rolled 222, Gene Carr 219, Tom Bobbitt 215, Chip Bonamo 209, Fred Schweizer 227, ArtieWhite 226, and Fred Maldonado 202.

Bobby Horton 697 STATEN ISLAND, NY Bobby Horton led the scoring in the

Adult/Child League firing a 249 game for a high series of 697.Ken Soto shot 266-677, Anthony Venturine, Sr. 278, Kevin Buono

244-215-637, Jessica Monachino 236, and Daniel Costantino 199.In the Golden Oldies League Bob Lampariello shot 200-239-633,

Anthony Gilberto 266, Phil Pistilli 209-213, and Ralph Loggia 205.

John Wilders 689STATEN ISLANSD, NY John Wilders led the scoring in the Friday

Nite Mixed Quartets League firing a 257 game for a high series of 689.Anthony Jabaily hit 675, Kevin Magnusen 246-663, Pat Driscoll 254-

211-666, Brian DeGroat 250, John Lugo 242, Joanne Soto 235, andSteven Laskowski 246.

Bob Jacobson 687 STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob Jacobson led the scoring in the Mike

Massaroli Memorial league firing a 245 game for a high series of 687.Sal Anaruma rolled 268-681, Jimmy Andruzzi 258-671, Anthony

Barberjio 244-669, Gene Barbato 246-666, Mike Barclay 278, ScottWalsh 246, and Steve DeMaria 243.

In the Tuesday Earlybirds League Anne Marie Rubilotta shot 234-231-622, Michele Spaan 220-220-600, Joanne Soto 216, and LouiseProscia 201.

Bob Jacobson 672STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob Jacobson led the scoring in the

Millennium Fun League firing a 248 game for a high series of 672.Jay Todaro rolled 247-664, Michael Gammarino 244, and Rebecca

Rakauskas 227.In the Senior Mens League John Castro shot 225, Stu Isaacs 200-

234-618, and Tony Rubilotta 204.

Adam Abdelaziz 645STATEN ISLAND, NY In the Larry McSorley Juniors League Adam

Abdelaziz shot 202-212-645, Jason Wichnovitz 200, Caroline Gottlieb189-161, Michael Bernardini 181, Sean Van Pelt 185, Nicholas Siegel194, and Sal Armato 181.

Joe Ng 784 at Rabs Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY Joe Ng topped the scoring in the Millennium

Fun League at Rabs Country Lanes firing games of 241-290-253 for ahigh series of 784.

Jason Todaro rolled 235-258-262-755, Bob Jacobson 244-259-727,and Matt Koplowitz 269.

Scott Dunning 728 at ParkwayELMWOOD PARK, NJ Scott Dunning led all pin attackers with

scores of 213-257-258 for a strong 728 series to lead an active night of high scorers in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at ParkwayLanes.

Mike Guglielmino came in with a close series of 727 highlighted by a247 game followed by Joe Leardo Jr. 257-679, Rich DeLorenzo Jr 238-676, Mike Semancik 268-671, Steve Semancik 255-665, DavidMarmolejos 222-665, Joseph Leardo 227-660, Bill Scrivens 246-659,and Ed Bakelaar Sr. 237-657.

Joe Donnarumma 712 at ParkwayELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Joe Donnarumma led all pin attackers with

scores of 201, 256 and 255 for a high series of 712 in the Wednesday,Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes.

Steve Semancik bowled a 258 in a 677, Chris Latham 224-643, andBill Scrivens 222-638.

Livia Spalluto Tops at Ocean LanesLAKEWOOD, NJ In the Saturday Pin Hitters (Juniors) League at

Ocean Lanes, Livia Spalluto took the spotlight with games of 160, 182and 197, Angel Gonzalez rolled a 178, and Joey Schamber tossed a129 game.

AT OCEANLANES

Robert Guzman 668LAKEWOOD, NJ RobertGuzman led the scoring in theSaturday Junior Classic Leaguefiring games of 233-208-227 for ahigh series of 668.

Austin Daddato rolled 200-242,Billy Riley 234, Kim Zalewski210, John Boughton 204, VickySpirio 202, Andrew Lazarchick 199, Katie Hagan and KamerinPeters 192.

Joey Tedesco 194LAKEWOOD, NJ In theSaturday Pin Hitters League JoeyTedesco rolled 194, AngelGonzalez 149, Joey Shhamber andMichael Schamber 125, SeanHassmiller 119, and Hannah Foray118.


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PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA Brett Shapiro 299MADISON, NJ - Brett Shapiro blasted a near perfect 299 game while

rolling in the CMIL League.Antonio Hickel and Dorey Badolato each tallied a 723 set, Emily

Evanko rolled a 199 game and Jennifer Drury 501.In the Ladies League Karen Reinacher shot 209, Joyce Brokling 188,

and Liz McKissock 185.

Trevor Bogert 746 MADISON, NJ Trevor Bogert topped the scoring in the Wednesday

Trio League firing a high game of 278 and a high series of 746.Dan Pridham shot 258, Jon Russo 257, Larry Gallo 682, Oren Warter

668, Stephanie Rahn 241-625, and Sally Lauderdale 211.In the Pharma Plus League Joe Paino hit 217, John Lulewicz and Don

Miller 216, Scott Harnish 618, and Laura Russo 183.

Larry Gallo 696 MADISON, NJ - Larry Gallo led the scoring in the Wednesday Trio

League firing a 246 game for a high series of 696.Joe Machese hit 248-689, Joey Parisi 248, Oren Warter 246,

Stephanie Rahn 248-651, Sally Lauderdale 203, and Lissette Tapanes201.

In the Pharma Plus League Pete Mcue rolled 222, Joe Paino 216, JonRusso 215, and Frank Schneidman 170.

Jodi Belli rolled 222, Karen Spinato 208, and Renee Rehfuss 194 inthe Monday Night Ladies League.

Joe Marchese 677 MADISON, NJ Joe Marchese led the scoring in the MC Police &

Fire League firing a high game of 259 and a high series of 677.Joe Horincewich hit 233-654, Bob Newell 224, and Anthony Dalby

153.In the Thursday Mixed League Bill Phair hit 235-643, Pat Wilfong

234, Frank Zimmerman 204, John Baldwin and Travis Wilfong 203.

Anthony Parisi 269MADISON, NJ Anthony Parisi led the scoring in the Friday Classic

League firing a high game of 269.Cesare Badolato and Kyle McKissock hit 267, Mike Yoboud 696, Joe

Parisi 686, and Donna Badolato 223.Brandon Bongo shot 220, Joe Mogelesky 214, Jack VanderMeulen

213, and Jenny Wagerman 200 in the Junior Major Club League.

Fred Brunner 247 MADISON, NJ Fred Brunner led the MC Police & Fire League fir-

ing a high game of 247.Joe Horincewich shot 233-673, Bill Talpey 232, Noelle Haijar 194,

and Carol Mello 132.In the Livingston Business Mens League Mike Weiner shot 223,

Tom Klein 222, and Billy Piccola 221.Dave Hanft shot 222, Dan Pridham 214, and Frank Filimon 199 in

the Tuesday 400 Doubles League.

Mike Wolfe Tops Cheetah Field in GEICOPBA World Series of Bowling IV Opener

Indiana veteran averages 25x to earn top berth for Cheetah Championship stepladder finalsBy Bill Vint - PBA

LAS VEGAS (Nov. 3, 2012) Four-time Professional Bowlers Association title winner Mike Wolfe of NewAlbany, Ind., averaged 253 for 14 games to earn the top berth in the Alka Seltzer Plus Cold CheetahChampionship stepladder finals, the opening event of the GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling, at SouthPoint Bowling Center.

Wolfe, a 36-year-old 12-year PBA Tour veteran who is seeking his first PBA Tour title in four years, rolledgames of 233, 269, 268, 289, 227 and 247 in front of a packed crowd at South Point to finish the CheetahChampionship qualifying field of 240 competitors in the semifinal rounds with a 14-game total of 3,550 pins.He will be joined in the ESPN stepladder finals by Jeffrey Roche of Dearborn, Mich.; qualifying leader ChrisLoschetter of Avon, Ohio, and three-time PBA Tour titlist Bill ONeill of Langhorne, Pa.

Roche, who will make his ESPN debut, finished second with 3,499 pins. Loschetter, a 10-year veteran whoalso is trying for his first title, qualified third with a 3,478 total. ONeill charged out of 16th place at the startof the six-game semifinal round to earn the fourth spot in the finals with a 3,477 total.

The ESPN stepladder finals which will be conducted in the special arena setting in South Points ExhibitionHall area will be telecast on ESPN on Sunday, Dec. 16, 2012.

Wolfe, who won his last title in the 2008 Ultimate Scoring Championship in Taylor, Mich., said a look intothe past helped him get back on top of his game.

I went back to a lot of things I did in 2004 and that was be myself, not try to bowl like other guys, he said.I told myself to just do what got you here and bowl.

Wolfe said he had been trying for a couple of years to change his ball tilt, trying to get his thumb out of the ball faster and turns out I couldnt hold onto the ball.

On the Cheetah lane condition, Everyone has a chance, he said, so you have to pay attention to the ballmotion and throw strikes, and I was able to do that pretty well today.

GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling Notebook By Bill Vint - PBA

SUPER STORM SANDY HAS MINIMAL IMPACT ON WORLD SERIES PLAYERS Surprisingly, Super Storm Sandy, which caused wide spread damage across the eastern United States, had

minimal impact on dozens of bowlers traveling through the region to reach the GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling in Las Vegas.

Only one player was forced to withdraw due to a non-Sandy related issue, and that vacancy was immedi-ately filled from a waiting list of 17 players. WSOB IV got underway at South Point Bowling Center with acapacity field of 240 competitors including representatives from a record 17 countries.

PETE WEBER FEATURED IN LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL, EXPLAINS U.S. OPEN COMMENT

PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber was featured in a half-page pre-World Series feature story by Todd Deweyin the Las Vegas Review-Journal Friday. In the story, Weber explained his iconic Who do you think you are?I am! comment made in the heat of the moment after winning his fifth U.S. Open title last February didntcome off as he intended.

Weber said he meant to address an unruly fan by saying, Who do you think you are, rooting against me?Im the man in this tournament!

But I got caught up in the moment and it just didnt work out that way, Weber confessed. Thats just me being me.

QUICK NOTES: The new 2012-13 PBA Yearbook, an 80-page review of the season past and a preview of the new season,

is now available on-site at PBA events and through the shop link on the pba.com home page. A variety of other PBA-logoed items are available online, including some great gift ideas for the holiday season.

Las Vegas Review-Journal columnist Ron Kantowski wrote a colorful feature on Icelands Hafthor Hardarson in Mondays Review-Journa l sports section. You can read all abou t Icelands first PBA member viaa link to the column on pba.coms In The News section.

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AT FARMINGDALE LANES Joe Kotowicz 290FARMINGDALE, NY Joe Kotowicz topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firing games of 290 and 214 in a high seriesof 687.

Earl Condit rolled 231-204-210-645, Bill Kremlicka 228-222-648,Thomas Fleissner 231-223-638, John Doherty 245, Steve Pasciuto 232,and Rafael Santos, Jr. 228.

Brian Beale 719FARMINGDALE, NY Brian Beale topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League firing games of 247-226-246 for a highseries of 719.Kerrick Jones shot 247-237-690, John Tenny 277-205-676, Garfield

Campbell 257-668, Jim McGlynn 246-660, Bob Andrews 253, LarryRomero 247-213, BJ Fuller 245, Sadie Williams 232, Louise Harden221, and Jonnae Greaves 206.

Jeremy Schuster 713FARMINGDALE, NY Jeremy Schuster led the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League firing games of 268-256 for a high seriesof 713.

Wayne Embleton shot 269-235-693, Joe Venezia 240-225-611, BrianMeade 216, and Paul Burns 212.

Chris DePierro 694FARMINGDALE, NY Chris

DePierro led the scoring in theMonday Night Fourplay League fir-ing games 223-216-225 for a highseries of 694.

Philip Bruno, Jr. rolled 213-235-236-684, Dan Leedy 256-217-671,Danny Riccobono 258, KevinMasick 255, Sam Combs 247, GlennDaly 238-231, Ralph Ehrlich 237,Donnie Fatello and James Gallagher 235, and Anthony Perrotta 233,Linda Stephanopoulos 232, andShari Kessler 212.

THE LODILEADERS

Saturday Filipino American -Justin Sloan 289 -742, JasonTenorio 278 742, Eric Perez280, Marie Carrillo 254, AnnaEnriquez 246.

Wednesday Nite Live -Seif Fahmy 266, Gene Palko

Sr 254.

Wednesday Mens -James Haggerty 260, Bob

Homler 257, Tom Schlomann249.

Survivors Mixed Trios -Percy Remulla 245, Frank

Passanante 246, Ron Deluca236.

Sunday Night King of the Hill -Scartch Division Andrew

Suscreba / Handicap MattOGrady.


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WHY IS IT ???

A man wakes up after sleeping under anADVERTISED blanket on an ADVERTISED mattress and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas bathes in anADVERTISED shower shaves with anADVERTISED razor

brushes his tee th withADVERTISED toothpaste washes withADVERTISED soap puts onADVERTISED clothesdrinks a cup of ADVERTISED coffee drives to work in anADVERTISED car

and then......refuses to advertise believing it doesn't pay.

Later when business is poor headvertises it for sale.WHY IS IT ???

AT SOUTHLEVITTOWNIn the BFCU: Debbie Gerstner

213-246,614, Mike Rannazzisi213.

In the Monday LIA: JoeMigliano 278, Taylor Groene 261,Peter Taormina 248, Seth Marcus248, Chris Schnepp 244, EdWerbeck 709. Patty Werbeck 220,Jen Zappolo 212, April Fucci 211.

In the Tuesday Early Birds:Ann marie Romano 230, JennDlorio 222, Denise Exner 214,Corinne Denn 213, Anne Zajack 211.

In the BK Sweeneys: JohnGannon 264-258,254,746, DanHastings 245-249, Vinny Leone245, Rich ONeill 238, Jeff Miller 246, Joe McLaughlin 239.

In the Young at Heart Seniors :Richie Coyer 248,610, RichardMennona 225, Pete Thomasefsky224, John Eastwood 222, BobSandkuhl 211,630, Marge Frazer 221.

In the Hits and Misses : Ken

Snell 279, Jim Fenimore 251,687-673, June Iacono 203, RichiePolleri 254, Brian Beale 247.In the Charles McShane 3-Man:

Vinny Lore 265, GeorgeAnderson 263,722, BradCammarano 258,745, Steve Miller Sr. 258, Ron Greene 257, PaulThivierge 256,724, Anna Bell269,701, Joe Composto 715, TrisSchnarwyler 700.

In the Astoria Federal Men :Mike Clark 257, Tom Kirchner 246.

In the Sunday AM Trios: EdStadtlander 279,265,765, Jim Risi264, Mike Brill 255, Erik Snow

245, Keith Hengel 243, KevinFalcon 242.

Adult Leagues

Thursday Nite Mixed: Mike Wheeler 258-660, Denzo Benyo 244-579, Charlie Dolce 241-616, Joyce Hulbert 242-620, Nidia Haneveld213-576, Teri Renn 197-

Lake Hiawatha A.C. : Shawn Casey 276-762, Larry Lewis 266-674,Jack Safkan 264-686, Tom Schweizer 258-669, Jaren Lopez 237-640,Jamie Sweetser 234-620, Dave Martorana 234, Ken Neary 231

Rockaway Mixed: Glen Malmstone 268-642, Jim Testa 258-698,Anthony Alston 238-579, Dennie Nielsen 237-665, Kristina Arocho236-697, Nidia Haneveld 229-664, Keri May 212-570, Carol Scheu 211

Friday Nite Mens: Chris Morris 263-706, Ken George 246-622,Kevin Sikora 235-648, Ed Galuska 235-618, Frank Grumka 234, TyroneWaal 227-671, James Stiles 226-, Lou Pace 221, Jesue Cruz 215, EdCook 213

Friday Put Togethers: Fred Driver 298-555, Harry Kostyk 187-531,Geno McCroy 167, Michelle Halko 190-529, Amy Caselli 176-444

Spanish American Mixed: Heriberto Matias 224-614, ManeulMatias 222, Henry Alvarez Jr 202, Lynn Coleman 210-598

Junior Leagues

Sizzlin Strikers: Benjamin Cruz 124-315, Andrew Dunleavy 96-222, Daniel Catrambone 72-170, Dante Garrido 67-186,

Weekend Warriors: Ben Miller 130-382, Emma Wright 147-376,Carlyssa Leigh 133-384

Gutter Busters (2 games): Chelsey Cruz 112-181

Bumper Busters (2 games): Jacob Paniconi 100-180

Lucky Strikers: Mark Howarth 120-319, James Gallagher 102-270,Thomas Pace 94-265, James Taylor 88-238

Ball Busters: Jack Cook 257-715, Nick Westergaard 252-615,Zachary Clark 249-687, Thomas Kleczkynski 235-618, Ryan Ackerman233-560, Haley Paccione 158-462, Maria Messina 151-339, KristenGreiner 141-339, Steph Sihlanick 122, Amia Rodriguez 98.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS


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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Anselmo Roque 761HOPELAWN, NJ Anselmo Roque topped

the scoring in the Middlesex County ClassicLeague firing games of 290-244-227 for ahigh series of 761.

Rami Ahmed rolled 260-245-235-740,Glenn Mohr, Jr. 247-238-248-733, BillDaunno 234-246-231-711, Andy Polidura247-217-244-708, Eric Velazquez 224-228-248-700, Daniel Lopez 278-217-202-697,Kevin Shields 259-226-209-694, and JoeLampariello 210-268-214-692. Paul Harney 719HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Harney topped the

scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League firinggames of 214-248-257 for a high series of 719.

Ralph Doerfler rolled 213-232-239-684, Nick Antonucci 208-265-2 05-67 8, BillVenezia 265-221-670, Ed Golliver, Jr. 232-228-201-661, and Lisa Manley 201.

Bill Smith 718HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Smith topped the

scoring in the His & Hers League firinggames of 255-264 for a high series of 718.

Don Anione rolled 269-237-207-713, TomPoulos 227-233-628, Andy Shafer 234-605,and Dennis Decrotsa 202.

In the Bank League Mark Cumber shot 217,Brent Evans 213, and Gregg Flakker 203.

Eric Oppenheimer 709HOPELAWN, NJ Eric Oppenheimer led

the scoring in the Madison Park MensLeague firing games of 243-211-255 for ahigh series of 709.

Willie Zammitto shot 235-234-233-702,Tom Martino, Jr. 240-201-258-699, RobDOnofrio 225-258-210-693, Andrew Tripka247-286-682, and Matthew Manenty 279-219-680.

Rocco Fortunato 691HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco Fortunato led

the scoring in the Academy Madness Leaguefiring games of 224-279-188 for a high seriesof 691.

Don Anione rolled 226-215-244-685, RayMangels 200-234-622, Tom Poulos 233, andRobin Scordato 225.

In the Avenel Youth League Bran t Bannister shot 210-221, and Tyler Sharfetz hit 182-188.

Dan Krakowski 660HOPELAWN, NJ Dan Krakowski led the

scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League fir-ing games of 222-217-221 for a high series of 660.

Mike Dellamanna shot 233-200-223-656,Richard Funk III 211-238-207-656, Gary

McGinness 225-200-215-640, and MichelleFavire 218.

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November 14 - 20, 2012 Sports Reporter