LAS VEGAS - Two-time PBA

Tour winner Jack Jurek of

Lackawanna, N.Y., who just
became eligible for the PBA50
Tour this season, notched his
first PBA50 regional win in the
Suncoast PBA50 Regional
Classic which preceded the
Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open
presented by Storm Monday in
Las Vegas.
Jurek, who earned $2,500, won
the event with a 2,782 overall
pinfall total, including match
play bonus pins, putting together
a 5-1 match play record and
averaging 216.83 in advancing
out of 22nd place to top Bo
Goergen of Sanford, Mich., by
61 pins. Mike Edwards of Tulsa,
Okla., finished third with a
2,718 pinfall and 4-2 record.
Robert Harvey of Boise,
Idaho, posted a 8-4 match play
record and a 20-game total of
4,968 pins on Wednesday, May
29, to win his first career
regional title in the fourth annu-
al Lona King Saguaro West
Open at Johnson Lanes in Sun
City West, Ariz.
Ron Mohr of Eagle River,
Alaska, had a 5-5 match play
record and a 4,358 pinfall total
for 18 games to win his 11th
career regional title in the
PBA50 Miller High Life West
Open at Starlite Lanes in
Flagstaff, the second half of a
pre-Memorial Day weekend
PBA West Region tournament
program.
The tournaments were a prel-
ude to the PBA Senior U.S.
Open which got underway last
week at Suncoast Bowling
Center (and the USBC Senior
Masters, June 9-14 at South
Point Bowling Center) both in
Las Vegas.
Harvey, who earned $1,500,
defeated Mohr by 90 pins for
the Sun City West title. In
Flagstaff, Mohr earned $1,500
by topping Mike Dias of
Lafayette, Colo., by 55 pins.
Over Memorial Day weekend
in Hoffman Estates, Ill., ama-
teur Ken Wyatt of Sterling
Heights, Mich., defeated Steve
Bergan of Belleville, Ill., 197-
185, to win the PBA50 Allstate
Midwest/Central Open at Poplar
Creek Bowl. In the second tour-
nament of the doubleheader
weekend, Jim Graefe of
Cedarburg, Wis., defeated Ernie
Segura of Taylor, Mich., 247-
202, on Sunday for his second
PBA Regional title and a $1,500
first prize.
In the reduced entry fee
event, Wyatt defeated Brad
Snell of Mount Prospect, Ill.,
208-175, while Bergan edged
Lennie Boresch of Kenosha,
Wis., 247-240, in the semifinal
round to set up the champi-
onship match. Wyatt earned
$1,500, but does not get credit
for a PBA title because he is not
a member.
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Vol. 74 No. 15 June 12 - 18, 2013 50 cents
Ed Stadtlander, Frank Yodice Jr.
Hit 300 at South Levittown
Jack Jurek Wins at Suncoast PBA50 Regional Classic
By Bill Vint - PBA
LEVITTOWN, NY - Harry
Ormsby found the line and rolled a
300 game in his 760 series in the
Thursday Night Foursome at
South Levittown Lanes. High
series for the session was earned
by Dominic Turrulli with his 279-
276-811.
Kill Savarino tossed 288-721,
Fred Ott 288, Tom DeVincenzo
278-723, Will McCaw 268-727,
Denis Mendelson 259, Kyle
Ludwig 258-732, Heather
Mitchell 236, and Jack Kampf
719.
PBA photo
Jack Jurek earned his first
PBA50 title rolling in Vegas
Suncoast event.
FARMINGDALE, NJ Lou Rimi
balsted a 300 game in the Friday
Late Mixed League at
Farmingdale Lanes.
Joe Johnson rolled 277-232-712,
Hari Soedarmasto 268-244-702,
Rob Larsen 266-664, Tony Caridi
259, Anthony Crocitto 258-233-
220-711, Bob Starzec 257-243-
688, and Regina Collins 223.
HOPELAWN, NJ Anthony
Vicidomini blasted a 300 game
along with 230-219 for a 749
series in the Atlantic City Trios
League at Majestic Lanes.
Brian Vicidomino rolled 277-
279-203-759, Joe Defini 265-211-
225-701, Ralph Doerfler 258-204-
227-669, and Mike Dellamanna
223-244-666.
Anthony Vicidomini Hit 300
At Majestic Lanes
Harry Ormsby Blasted 300
At South Levittown Lanes
Lou Rimi Rolled 300
At Farmingdale Lanes
ARLINGTON, Texas - Calling all NASCAR fans - you
don't want to miss this year's International Bowl Expo.
Legendary NASCAR Driver/Owner Richard Petty aka "The
KING of NASCAR" will be on hand in the Strike Ten
Entertainment booth on Wednesday June 26 during Bowl
Expo to unveil the iconic #43 Petty GoBowling.com Car.
Fans will have the unique opportunity to meet Petty face-
to-face as he will be on-site to unveil the car, sign auto-
graphs and pose for pictures. The Richard Petty appearance
is scheduled for 1:00 pm at Booth #566.
In addition to the previously announced GoBowling.com
400 sponsorship of the August NASCAR Sprint Cup Race
at Pocono Raceway, Strike Ten Entertainment will formally
announce a 2 year partnership with Richard Petty
Motorsports (RPM) to sponsor the #43 Ford Fusion driven
by driver Aric Almirola.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to meet a legend. Make
your plans now to stop by the Strike Ten Entertainment
booth #566 on Wednesday, June 26 from 1:00 pm - 3:00
pm, say hello to The King of NASCAR himself, Richard
Petty, and welcome him to the bowling family!
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LEVITTOWN, NJ - Frank Yodice
Jr. posted a 300 game en route to a
748 game while rolling in the
Sunday AM Trios at South
Levittown Lanes but it was Ed
Stadtlander taking the high series
honors with his 813 set highlight-
ed by 300 and 269 games.
Paul Minuto bowled a 280 fol-
lowed by Keith Pappas tossing
279-745, Dave Diamond 278-749,
and Tony Pepe with a 277.
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Maple Family Centers is the
first proprietor to win the
Bowling Proprietors Association
of America (BPAA) Media
Award. In the past, the award,
which is presented to a national
and/or local non-bowling indus-
try media representative who,
through either print or electronic
media, made significant contribu-
tions to furthering the sport and
business of bowling, has gone to
outlets like ESPN, Good Morning
America and The Ellen
DeGeneres Show.
Maple Family Centers, a fami-
ly-owned chain of five bowling
centers stretching from New York
City to Long Island, continues to
keep its pulse on the community
and looks for opportunities to
promote bowling. Maple Family
Center's portable bowling lane
has been featured in two seg-
ments of the Rachael Ray Show.
The first appearance welcomed
Rachael Ray and singer Sheryl
Crow who teamed up with Good
Morning America hosts to raise
money for Feeding America, a
hunger relief organization. For
every pin knocked down, a con-
tribution of $100 was made. A
total of $10,000 was raised.
Rachael Ray and show producers
enjoyed the mobile bowling so
much that Maple Family Centers
was asked to bring back the lane
for a second show with
Actor/Comedian, Steve Carrel, in
promotion of his new movie The
Incredible Burt Wonderstone.
"We are honored to be receiving
the BPAA media award this year.
We wanted our own 'lane to go' to
promote our bowling centers
throughout the NY metropolitan
area, says John LaSpina,
President of Maple Family
Centers. With that being said,
we were surprised to hear from
the producer of the Rachael Ray
show who had seen us at such an
event. You never know the impact
bowling has when presented in an
unusual venue. It turns out that
the producer grew up in one of
our centers and we were a known
quantity to him. and bowling
has been featured nationally as a
result. Bowling's appeal is vast
and we are proud to do our part to
let every community know the
joy of our lifetime sport," said
LaSpina.
Maple Family Centers has host-
ed the Bowlers to Veterans
Tournament for the past three
years. Maple Family Centers and
its bowlers have collectively
raised over $100,000 dollars in
the past four years for BVL. The
money raised provides recre-
ational and therapeutic programs
and services to all veterans help-
ing boost morale and brighten
many spirits.
Since Hurricane Sandy, Maple
Family Centers, has had six
events to raise relief money. The
events helped the community and
also brought people into the sport
of bowling.
Maple Family Centers is a Long
Island-based, family-owned
chain of five bowling centers
stretching from Brooklyn,
Queens, Nassau and Suffolk
counties. Maple Family Centers
are actively involved in charity
and their events have helped raise
more than $500,000 for local
charities over the last few years.
Bowling Proprietors Association of America Awards
Maple Family Centers with Prestigious Media Award;
First Proprietor to Win in Bowling Industry
*Courtesy of Bowlers Journal International
AT OCEAN
Matt Russo 753
LAKEWOOD, NJ Matt Russo led
the scoring in the Saturday Scratch
League firing games of 257-227-
269 for a high series of 753.
Karsyn Lukosius shot 278-224-
203-705, Faith Meder and Brian
Coope 247, Sydney Scelfo 242,
Noah Zawadzky 240-232, Michel
Tedeschi 230, Amanda Nardiello
227, Madison Lukosius 225,
Jessica Zalewski 224, and Amber
MacLeod 222.
Angel Gonzalez 201
Angel Gonzalez rolled 201 In the
Saturday Pin Hitters League Angel
Gonzalez rolled 201, Livia
Spalluto 193-164, Joey Tedesco
161, Caylin Ryan 139, Eric
Lazarchick 138, and Anthony
Tedesco 123.
June 12 - 18, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 3
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AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Sal Alberino 279
FARMINGDALE, NY Sal
Alberino led the scoring in the
Wednesday Mens League firing a
high game of 279.
Ron Demuth shot 245-211,
Howie Garfinkel 238, Steve
Butera 237, Brian Beale 236-231,
Mike Garfinkel 227, Katie Rahner
226, and Dale Alberino 221-211.
Anthony Lupoll 279
FARMINGDALE, NY
Anthony Lupoll led the scoring in
the Wednesday Mens League fir-
ing a high game of 279.
Bay Stauder rolled 278-217,
Steve Gonzalez 278, Larry
Langsam 278-220, Jeremy Bush
277, Brian Bealie 276-237, Steve
Brandt 268, and Joseph Kelch 266.
In the Wednesday Party League
Ira Kaskel shot 256, Brian Siemers
255-224, Mike Ellendorf 246-203.
Dave Diamond 267
FARMINGDALE, NY Dave
Diamond paced the scoring in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League firing
a high game of 267.
Kenny Simon rolled 259-246-
707, Thomas Fleissner 256-223-
235-714, Rob Larsen 256, George
Zandier 253, Victor Cassano and
Wayne Embleton 247.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League James Prince shot 201,
and Rosie Snyder 172.
Kyle Durfee 707
FARMINGDALE, NY Kyle
Durfee paced the Monday Night
Fourplay firing 246-244 707.
Brian Beale s hot 259-689,
Ronnie Simon 256-233-679,
Kevin Kremler 247-675, Danny
Schrafel 246-236-694, and Linda
Stephanopoulos 246-212-640.
Ken Lauri shot 213-194, Bill
Plantania 184, Marci Hunt 181,
and Marguerite Lauri and Joan
Healey 178 in the Monday AM
Seniors League.
15-Year Old James Kane 290-738
Wins Youth Travel League Tourney
By Vince Albrecht
MONTVALE, NJ - In the season-ending Stan Niemiec Youth Travel
League Singles Tournament at Montvale Lanes, 15-year-old Paramus
Catholic sophomore James Kane snapped out of a recent slump in
resounding fashion, crushing the plastic-coats with 290-738 net as he
pulled away from the field with a 792 handicap total to take first place.
Runner-up in the handicap event was Bowler City IIIs Arielle Wallace
with 520 net, 736 gross.
Boys High Handicap Game went to Fair Lawns Steven Plaszky 265
[232 net] and high for the girls was Bowler City IIIs Tiffany Sucero 253
[199 net]. High scratch set for the event went to Glen Rock junior Jake
Rollins 236-259-244-739.
League president John Nappi and Secretary Dennis OFlaherty dis-
tributed the 2012-13 individual and team achievement plaques. Top fin-
ishers were as follows:
Team Champions: Bowler City I [John Draney, Rob Gilbert, Jr., Eric
Grabusnik, Ryan Perez, Vin Santoro and Matt Trento].
Second Place: Boonton Lanes [Karl Kattermann, Brian McGrath,
Justin Puchalski and Patrick Teshima].
Third Place: Fair Lawn [Hassan Izzard, Matt Myers, Tyler Nappi,
Hunter and Madison Perry, Katrina and Steven Plaszky, Jake Rollins].
Boys High Average: Jake Rollins 240, Kevin Macchia 215, Rob
Gilbert, Jr. 212
Girls High Average: Colette Malyack 207, Anastasia DeLeon 194,
Katie Didonato 167.
Boys High Series: Jake Rollins 775, Justin Puchalski 757, Patrick
Teshima 736.
Girls High Series: Colette Malyack 737, Anastasia DeLeon 678, Katie
Didonato 604.
Boys High Game: Justin Puchalski 299, Jake Rollins 290, Brian Rizzi
280.
Girls High Game: Colette Malyack 300, Anastasia DeLeon 266, Katie
Didonato 226
Kudos to all these talented young bowlers.
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PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA
Jack Vander Meulen 290
MADISON, NJ Jack Vander
Meulen topped the scoring in the
Junior/Major League firing a high
game of 290 and a high series of
718.
Chris Moran shot 213, Bailey
Bancroft 199, and Kyra Ammon
153.
Vinnie Pagnotta 280
MADISON, NJ Vinnie Pagnotta
led the scoring in the Wednesday
Trio League firing a high game of
280.
Jimmy Granato rolled 268-755,
Andrew Coleman 258, and
Stephanie Rahn 226.
Dave Hanft 279-684
MADISON, NJ Dave Hanft led
the scoring in the Tuesday 400
Doubles League firing a high
game of 279 and a high series of
684.
Reggie Lampley shot 258-649,
and Dan Pridham 225.
Mike Potoski 279
MADISON, NJ Mike Potoski
topped the scoring in the CMIL
League firing a high game of 279.
Mitch Weinberg hit 735, and
Jennifer Drury 243.
Billy Piccola 279
MADISON, NJ Billy Piccola led
the scoring in the Livingston
Business Mens League firing a
high game of 279.
Larry Farrell shot 236, Matt
Howard 232, Scott Nelson 662,
and Al Klein 623.
William Phair 268
MADISON, NJ William Phair
topped the scoring in the Police &
Fire League firing a high game of
268.
Ian Lerner rolled 234, Bill Becker
222, and Ann Lawlor 176.
Joe Paino 255
MADISON, NJ Joe Paino led
the scoring in the Pharma Plus
League firing a high game of 255.
Ron Kaepernik shot 242, Scott
Harnish 227, Beth Margerison
193.
Alice Bednarik 211
MADISON, NJ In the Monday
Night Ladies League Alice
Bednarik rolled 211, Jodi Belli
181, and Carolyn Paddock 179.
Danny Prisco 255
MADISON, NJ Danny Prisco
led the scoring in the Tuesday 400
Doubles League firing a high
game of 255.
Frank Filliman shot 232, Scott
Harwood 213, and Dave Hanft
598.
Dan Pridham 238
MADISON, NJ Dan Pridham
rolled 238, Jimmy Granato 236,
and Dave Hanft 235 in the
Tuesday 400 Doubles League.
In the Plaza Ladies League Liz
McKissock rolled 200, Karen
Reinacher 199, and Heather
Sweeney 194.
Chris Sammond 257
MADISON, NJ Chris Sammond
led the Livingston Business Mens
League firing a high game of 257.
Bob Russo rolled 256-659, Paul
Demyanovich 247-673, and Billy
Piccola 247.
Talpey, Litland 246
MADISON, NJ - Bill Talpey and
Thomas Litland each rolled a high
game of 246 in the Police & Fire
League.
Tom Schneyer hit 227, Donald
Bryant 653, and Jake Bird 626.
In the Pharma Plus League Steve
Apati shot 235-665, AJ Clark 221-
601, and Joe Paino 211.
David Berardi 245
MADISON, NJ David Berardi
paced the scoring in the
Junior/Major Breakfast Club
League firing a high game of 245.
Jack Vander Meulen shot 235,
Brandon Bongo 224, and Jenny
Wageman 210.
In the Bantam Prep League
Samantha Glunk shot 141,
Zachary Llinder 139, Jessice
Moran 136, Jaun Henriquez 128,
and Ava Hanlein 125.
In the Pharma Plus League Bill
Bianchi shot 236, Steve Apati 215,
and AJ Clark 210.
By Vince Albrecht
OAKLAND, - Montville junior Pat Teshima opened up an eight-point
lead with an over-the-top performance in Holiday Bowls Junior Gold
Scratch Singles, firing monster games of 258 and 289 in turning back
high school teammate Justin Puchalski, 7-2; Justins closing 197 win
avoided a sweep, but he slipped to third place behind red-hot Dillon
Cilento. Dillon, a Pompton Lakes junior, tripped the maples with a triple
deuce 744 [247-280-217], the leagues best threesome to date, as he shut
out DePaul sophomore Joe Malyack, 9-0 despite the latters pair of
deuces, 210-214.
In other position encounters, Alex McGuire climbed three spots to
tenth by tallying a three deuce 663 [228-202-233] to sweep past Nick
Cilento whose best was 190-194. Fourth place Kyle Stefanic fired a 242
to stay two points ahead of Kyle Schellberg. Austin Hackett had 201-188
in gaining seven of nine points from Ryan McGuire. Phil Hubelbank
jumped four places to an eighth place tie with Joe Malyack by posting
213-233-609 as he blanked Graham Mulligan.
Other winners were Anastasia DeLeon 199-551, Isiah Tolbert 224-610
and Jonathan Mormando, all of whom captured nine points from Simon
Lezaja, Reinardo DeJesus and Lexus Lopez respectively. In the tightest
contest of the session, Tyler Suser was eleven pins better as he squeezed
past Lilly Signona.
Pat Teshima holds high average at 191.97 followed by Dillon Cilento
180.37, Justin Puchalski 180.27, Nick Cilento 179.53, Joe Malyack
177.13 and Lexus Lopez 176.22.
Dillon Cilento 280-744,
Pat Teshima289-258
In Junior Gold at Holiday Bowl
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Tuesday Early 5-Man
Bill Cappiello was the high
lighter for this league shooting
287 , Tom Twist got in on the
action with his 279-733, Frank
Heaney 278, Nino Polanco 269,
Mike Semancik 258, John
Rebecky and Toto Jowono 254,
Brian Joanes 252, Ed Lisi 250 ,
Mike Cuto and Jerry Ramerez
248, Joe Leardo Jr. 247. All of the
following shot 245, Jeremey
Rybak, Al Luzzi, Mike Emperio,
Thomas Ramirez and Andrew
Thomas.
Bud Light Tuesday 4-Man
Victor Mendoza had the high
game of this league with his 299 in
a 791 set. Seong Kim tossed 279,
Paul Tortorici 277 along with
Frank Di Lorenzo, Joe Mc
Cormick hit 274, Rich Graf 273,
Brian Rudolph 267 along with TJ
Valentin, Gary Edna 264, Our
Own Nick Mancini had a great
night with hiss 249-717.
Public Safety
High game of the night was no
other than Kevin Tito Jackson
with his 268, but the big surprise
of the night was the 257 shot by
Wally Wehrhan , the practicing is
paying off. Ed Shell had two nice
games with his 237-232-663,
Gabe Piomelli 234 along with Jose
Morell, Robert Day, not at the
Devils game, had two nice games
of 232 and 231.
Thursday Early Mixed
Shaun Dunning had the high
game of 268 with Randy Murray
258, our Own Jose Corniel hit
251, Bill Ohneck had two nice
games with his 249-245-673. Vito
Banci and Ed Biggy both had 246
and Jim Butcher 237. The ladies
had some nice games Meg
Floresca rolled 206, Lori Biggy
202, and Margaret Jengo 201.
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Monday through Fridays after school.
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Call Keith at 973-584-8600
In the Monday Seniors: Bob Haskin 236,226,602-
215,208,603, Michael Sala 227, Sal White 202, Dick
Conlon 202, Ray Wilson 202, Ann Scala 215, Bill
Miller 224.
In the Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Chris Boyle
278,675, Rich ONeill 266,672, Joe McLaughlin 266,
Joe Pascalli 258, John Gannon 243.
In the Monday LIA: Ed Werbeck 279-751, Joseph
Morreale 267, Bryan Costigliola 266, George
Schnepp 256, Mike Zatwarnicki 256, Darren Thomas
255, Alicia Defino 234-223-656, Jen Zappolo 212,
Sandy Pellegrino 206, Brian Selwin 700.
In the Tuesday Early Birds: Liz Faust 257-219-
643, Diane Parziale 224, Pat Curatolo 212, Lisa
Simon 211-603, Karen Bernardo 209, Freda Amon
205.
In the Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Mike Gregorio
258-719, Steve McTigue 237.
In the Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Cappy
Caporusso 245-218-657, Joe Visone 212, Marylou
Hopp 225.
In the Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: Bob
Haskin 246-220-673, Pete Thomasefsky 214-213,
Joe Cagna 206, Richie Coyer 202.
In the Wednesday Ladies Scratch: Virginia
Vannier 225-608, Barbara Shelton 212-204.
In the Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Tony
Dominick 236, Susie Lew 233-215-628, Sharon
Shatel 200, Al Gillis 244, Jon Crawford 679, Jim
Hope 657, Joan Corcoran 216, Lois Gillis 200.
In the Thursday Hits and Misses: Jim Fenimore
257, Gary Dauito 246-638, Richie Pollen 236-675,
Kathy Wavpotich 212, Debbie Cali 208.
In the Thursday Night Foursome: Dave
Blumenthal 279, Keith Pappas 266-738, Joe
Mormando 266, Ken Wojdylo 258, Dave Wallace
258, Fred Ott 727.
In the Friday Hockey Fans: Ronnie Simon 246-
629, Miyuki Yoshida-Hay 224.
SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES
June 12 - 18, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 7
ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Mistakes are part of the dues
one pays for a full life."
Sophia Loren
Monday Early Birds: Kevin
Sikora 269-690, Mike Riley 247-
659, Jim Westergaard 279-697,
Jesus Cruz 247, Julianne Crowell
236-613, Karen Evangelista 246-
572.
County Tuesday Night Mixed:
Matt Franke 264-688, Gene Pukas
258-676, Glenn Frey 289-754,
Nichole Spratford 277-722, Sandy
Turner 238-648.
NorBu Lodge: John Jenkins
239, Bill Karpack 234-671, Stacy
Titus 214-588, Lynn Perry 190-
518, Charles Wright 228, Stacey
Titus 214-588, Darlene
Krzanowski 192-525.
Fox Hills Seniors: Robert Forte
215-586, Steve Rainer 208-561,
Dom Carcicato 189-536, Sam
Landsman 187, Helen Loverro
178-510, Debbie Leonardo 160.
Morris Hills Mixed: Manny
Barraqueiro 213-485, Bill
Hamilton 187-508, Andy Romo
191-480, Bob McClughan 187,
Pam Antoniello 193-504, Nancy
Kolbusch 174-487.
Rockaway Women: Collen
Boyd 206-564, Susan Chillemi
199-523, Susan Ruiz 196, Annette
Rossi 208-497, Lois Kehmna 201-
541, Tammy Bladwin 197-507.
Rockaway Foursome: Kevin
Sikora 258-709, Joe Serico 256-
680, George Dakak Jr. 245-669,
Liesl Apgar 234-652, Nancy
Piechocki 215-555, Brian
Whitmore 236-652, Howie
Landau 235, Kathy Stone 224.
Lake Hiawatha A.C.: Dave
Martorana 267-699, Doug Batsch
267-724, Jared Lopez 265-756,
Paul CeCe 259-670, Maryanne
Abasto 242-683.
Spanish American Mixed:
Tyrone Waal 279-723, Julio Soto
267-704, Eddie Aevedo 257.
Junior Leagues
Rockaway-Denville Recreation
(2 games): Shawn Byrnes 97-192,
Eric Ustupski 91-174, David
Longedyck 110-207, Ricky
Rodriguez 101-191, Ryan Tole 95-
178.
Bumper Busters (2 games):
Jacob Paniconi 97-184.
Lucky Strikers: James
Gallagher 141-398, Mark
Howarth 116341.
Ball Busters: Jack Cook 246-
629, Nick Westergaard 244-701,
Ryan Ackerman 227-519, Kristen
Greiner 216-563.
8 SPORTS REPORTER June 12 - 18, 2013
Steve Venito 755
HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve Venito led the scoring in the Raritan Bay
Mens League firing games of 266-223-266 for a high series of 755.
Nelson F. Alves rolled 236-235-278-749, William Bailey 227-266-
244-737, and Jaydee Luistro 237-275-216-728.
Joe Lampariello 751
HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Lampariello topped the scoring in the
Middlesex County Classic League firing games of 246-237-268 for a
high series of 751.
Andrew Tirpka rolled 290-230-225-745, Rami Ahmed 257-259-213-
729, Dennis Smith 226-258-243-727, and Joseph Hendricks 249-224-
245-718.
Brian Balint 709
HOPELAWN, NJ Brian Balint led the scoring in the La Buona Pizza
League firing games of 259-239-211 for ahigh series of 709.
Pat Moreno rolled 237-226-204-667, and Lenny Novak 236-222-
201-659.
In the Winter Senior Citizen League Rich Rowley rolled 243-624,
and Mary Doslik 187.
Brian Vicidomini 703
HOPELAWN, NJ Brian Vicidomino led the scoring in the Atlantic
City Trios League firing games of 276-232 for a high series of 703.
Joe Defini shot 245-236-221-702, Nick Antonucci 267-225-685, and
Mike Dellamanna 258-258-670.
Bill Smith 698
HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Smith led the scoring in the His & Hers
League firing games of 258-211-229 for a high series of 698.
Frank Capparelli Jr. rolled 222-225-231-678, Don Anione 214-268-
667, and Jim DeSimone 229-236-658.
Vince Rudrow 691
HOPELAWN, NJ - Vince Rudrow led the scoring in the Friday Nite
Mixed League firing games of 216-238-237 for a high series of 691.
Dan Krakowski shot 222-223-245-690, Tony Tamondong 237-237-
206-680, and Mike Bauer 2220-256-204-659.
Aaron Williams 686
HOPELAWN, NJ Aaron Williams led the scoring in the Sunday Nite
Mixed League firing games of 227-268 for a high series of 686.
Sean Williams rolled 258-204-204-666, Luis Morales 225-242-653,
and Suzie Bleacher 244.
Mike Piomelli 683
HOPELAWN, NJ Mike Piomelli paced the scoring in the Thursday
Nite Mixed League firing games of 237-224-222 for a high series of
683.
Bob Divila shot 217-216-608, Lenny Masse 252, and Judy MacBride
232.
Cid Stentella 681
HOPELAWN, NJ Cid Stentella led the scoring in the Knights of
Columbus League firing games of 211-245-225 for a high series of 681.
Frank Grossi shot 235-216-207-658, and Joe DeDomenico 211-605.
Mike Kennelly 674
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Kennelly led the scoring in the Thursday
Mixed Nuts League firing games of 233-207-234 for a high series of
674.
John Syslo shot 216-207-232-6545, and Kevin Kennelly 233-241-
631.
THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Patrick Plate 748
HOPELAWN, NJ Patrick Plate led the scoring in
the Sunday Nite Mixed League firing games of 246-
244-258 for a high series of 748.
Sean Williams rolled 249-226-641, Aaron
Williams 225-215-619, and Suzie Bleacher 215-205.
Frank Greco 729
HOPELAWN, NJ Frank Greco led the scoring in
the Academy Madness League firing games of 227-
235-267 for a high series of 729.
Walter Malecki rolled 268-233-691, Dennis
Decrosta 214-204-224-642, and Dina Teal 238-611.
In the NJ Turnpike League Drew Rucinski shot
207-267-644, and Caferino Rivera 204-223-201-628.
Justin Munice 726
HOPELAWN, NJ Justin Munice led the scoring
in the Atlantic City Trios League firing games of 223-
246-257 for a high series of 726.
Ralph Doerfler rolled 233-269-213-715, Paul Harney
269-233-212-714, and Bob Joseph 224-263-667.
Rocco Fortunato 683
HOPELAWN, NJ- Rococ Fortunato led the scoring
in the Family League firing games of 254-212-217
for a high series of 683.
Bob Nebus rolled 224-203-244-671, Joe
Bloodgood 246-222-655, Stephanie Hoff 237-205,
Anthony Angotti 252, Matthew Loda 232, and
Heather Medoro 225.