FLUSHING, NY - Louie

DeMartino found perfection in a

300 game and finished the session
with a 719 set while rolling in the
Friday Hi Rollers at Jib Lanes.
Rico Lirio tossed a 278-259-
214-751, Danielle Merino 251-
234-265-750, Tim Lau 225-258-
192-675, Felix Toledo Sr. 235-
242-266-743, Jason Tolentino
258-217-191-666, and Farlly
Silom 173-242-268-653.
MADISON, NJ Jon Russo blast-
ed a 300 game in the Wednesday
Trio League at Plaza Lanes.
Dan Pridham rolled 269-719,
Dick Raymond 260-689, Greg
Hzues 706, Dan Kirchner 276-
665, Stephanie Rahn 236, and Ken
Cenicola 206.
CORAM, NY Bobby Meltzer
hammered out twelve strikes in-a-
row to tally a 300 game while con-
testing in the Monday Toss-Up
League at Coram County Lanes.
Frank Mirabile rolled 278-756,
Candice DAngelo 247-708, and
Diana Walter 247-679.
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Vol. 75 No. 34 October 22 - 28, 2014 50 cents
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Jim
Guardino blasted a 300 game in
the Wednesday Early Mens
League at Rockville Centre Lanes.
Glen Smith rolled 27934-741,
Keith Manza 277-276-731, Steve
Friedman 268-236-707, Mike
Fisch 279-704, Dave Goldman
268, and Tony Baez and Ken
Bruce 258.
TURNERSVILLE, N.J. Joe
Paluszek of Bensalem,
Pennsylvania, defeated Matt
OGrady of South Amboy, New
Jersey by 24 pins and Dave Knight
Jr. of Folcroft, Pennsylvania, by 37
pins to win the Professional Bowlers
Association Pavlinko Pro Shops Re-
entry Classic at Brunswick Zone
Turnersville.
In the elimination format cham-
pionship match, Paluszek rolled a
248 game to win over OGradys
224 and Knights 211. Paluszek
earned $1,500 and his fourth career
title. OGrady earned $1,000 as run-
ner-up and Knight took home $750
for third place.
The one-day re-entry tournament
involved a five-game qualifying
round for all players, followed by a three-game re-
entry squad and a one-game desperado squad
which allowed players multiple chances to advance
to the 13-player elimination rounds. The first one-
game elimination round eliminated the seven lowest
scores and the second elimination round reduced the
field of six to three finalists.
Joe Paluszek Claims PBA Pavlinko Pro Shops Classic
By Russ Mills - PBA
Jim Guardino 300 at Rockville Centre
Bobby Meltzer 300 at Coram County
Jon Russo 300 at Plaza Lanes
Louie DeMartino 300 at Jib Lanes
LAS VEGAS The GEICO PBA World
Series of Bowling VI gets underway Friday,
October 24 with live Xtra Frame coverage
of the PBA Challenge presented by the
International Bowling Museum and Hall of
Fame qualifying rounds that will provide
fans with a snapshot of PBAs diversity and
star power competing to make an ESPN
show.
The PBA will conduct eight-player, eight-
game round-robin match play qualifiers for
the PBA50 Tour, PBA Regional and PBA
Womens Regional Tours to determine two
finalists in each group who will advance to
the PBA Challenge Finals on November 2
in the new South Point Bowling Plaza. The
special telecast, which also will include a
Teen Masters Grand Championship match
and a unique Knock-Out Round finale,
will be taped for telecast on ESPN on
Sunday, January 18, at 3 p.m. ET.
All three PBA Challenge match play qual-
ifiers will be covered live on pba.coms
online bowling channel Xtra Frame on
October 24, starting at 5:15 p.m. ET (2:15
PT) from the South Point Bowling Center.
PBA50 Tour qualifier: The field for the
PBA50 Tour Finals qualifier will feature the
top eight players from the 2014 PBA50
Tour competition points list: two-time
PBA50 Player of the Year Walter Ray
Williams Jr., four-time PBA50 Player of the
Year Tom Baker, 2014 PBA50 Player and
Rookie of the Year Norm Duke, 2014
PBA50 Tour winners Pete Weber, Parker
Bohn III and Amleto Monacelli, three-time
PBA50 Tour winner Harry Sullins and two-
time PBA50 Player of the Year Ron Mohr.
Regional Tour qualifier: The field for the
Regional Tour qualifier will feature the top
points leaders from eight PBA Regions
(East, South, Central, Midwest, Southwest,
West, Northwest and Japan) as of the Oct.
12 deadline: Ryan Shafer (East), Connor
Pickford (South), 2012-13 PBA Rookie of
the Year EJ Tackett (Central), Tom Hess
(Midwest), Shawn Maldonado (Southwest),
David Haynes (West), Josh Blanchard
(Northwest) and Pat Nolan (Japan).
Womens Regional Tour qualifier: The
eight PBA Womens Regional Tour quali-
fiers will be: Kristina Wendell (East),
Christina Hardee (South), Liz Johnson
(Central), Amanda Green (Midwest), Clara
Guerrero (Southwest), Missy Parkin (West),
Lindsay Boomershine (Northwest) and
Yuka Tsuchiya (Japan).
The PBA Challenge qualifying events will
be part of the new Xtra Frame Season
Ticket package which will provide new
Xtra Frame subscribers with full coverage
of both the 2014 and 2015 World Series of
Bowling, and up to 15 months of Xtra
Frame access for the price of 12 months
service. The XF Season Ticket will provide
fans with more than 60 hours of live cover-
age of each World Series, and a 24/7 pack-
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television at a subscription price of $64.99.
See WORLD SERIES page 2
GEICO PBA World of Series of Bowling VI Kicks Off
With PBA Challenge Qualifiers at South Point Oct. 24 on Xtra Frame
Stars of PBA50 Tour, PBA Regional and PBA Womens Regional Tours to be showcased on Xtra Frame and ESPN
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
PBAphoto
Brunswick Zone Turnersville GM, Larry Bernstein, champion Joe
Paluszek, and event sponsor Steve Pavlinko Sr.
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World Series
Continued from page 1
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Everyone who enrolls in the XF Season Ticket program by no later
November 30 will receive access to Xtra Frame through December 31,
2015, plus a copy of the 2015 PBA Yearbook (an additional $10 bonus
value).
All three PBA qualifying events will be contested on the PBA World
Championship lane condition.
The Teen Masters Grand Championship match will feature boys divi-
sion winner Michael Coffey of Melbourne, Florida, bowling girls divi-
sion winner Kelly Skalacki of Coram, New York. The winner will
receive a $6,500 scholarship. Coffey and Skalacki earned their berth in
the final through Teen Masters qualifiers held over the summer.
The PBA Challenge telecast will conclude with the special Knock-Out
Round, where the four match winners will roll one ball per round, with
the lowest score eliminated until one player remains.
Womens Pro Tour to Re-launch
With USBC, BPAA Commitment
ARLINGTON, Texas The Professional Womens Bowling
Association (PWBA) Tour will re-launch in 2015 with a three-year
funding commitment from the United States Bowling Congress
(USBC) and Bowling Proprietors Association of America (BPAA).
Preliminary plans call for a nine-event tour running from mid-summer
through early fall.
We have seen womens bowling experience fantastic growth in the
participation and skill development at the high school and collegiate
level in recent years, USBC president Andrew Cain said. Now the
USBC and BPAA are uniting to provide this talented next generation of
women a professional tour to continue pursuing their passion for the
sport.
An initial framework approved by both the USBC and BPAA Boards
of Directors calls for an equal investment by USBC and BPAA to sup-
port operation and guaranteed prize funds of the PWBA Tour for the
2015, 2016 and 2017 seasons. Events will have a Friday-Sunday format
to allow PWBA members to bowl tour stops and have flexibility for
family or job obligations during the week.
The new PWBA Tour must fit the lifestyle balance todays women
need, BPAA President Tom Martino said. Women shouldnt have to
choose between pursuing their dream as a professional bowler and the
stability of traditional home life. We want the new tour to be an option
for as many women as possible.
The initial framework for the 2015 PWBA Tour calls for eight regu-
lar-season tour events culminating in a PWBA Tour Championship as
the ninth event. The regular season will be live streamed online with a
broadcast partner sought for the PWBA Tour Championship. A search
will be conducted to hire support staff with USBC and BPAA provid-
ing assistance until the structure is developed.
In the coming weeks, a process will be announced to identify host
centers for the 2015 PWBA Tour stops. Additional information about
PWBA membership, event format and tour structure will be released in
the future and available on BOWL.com.
Brett Winters 290 at Howell
By John Jennings
HOWELL, NJ In the Howell Lanes Coors Light Trio, high game of the
week went to Brett Winters with a 290 followed by Rod Dickson toss-
ing 278, Anthony Ruffino 267 and Brian Shade 265.
Arvitte Simpson threw high womens game and series 211- 513.
Jason Delpomme 268 at Howell
By John Jennings
HOWELL, NJ In the Howell Lanes Coors Light Trio, high game of the
week went to Jason Delpomme with his 268 followed by Rod Dickson
rolling 267, Mitch Kirstein 266, and Anthony Ruffino 255-247. High
series went to Anthony Ruffino tallying 745 followed by Jason
Delpomme with 703, Rod Dickson 699 and Brian Shade 670. Cade
McCarthy had a 228 game 73 pins above average.
Kerry OSullivan had both high womens game and series 234-175-551.
Johnny Petraglia
Featured in VFW
Magazine Article
PBA Hall of Famer Johnny
Petraglia was the subject of an arti-
cle in the October edition of VFW
Magazine by Richard Kolb featur-
ing noted sports figures who served
during the Vietnam War. Among
other noted athletes who were fea-
tured in the story were Dallas
Cowboys legend Roger Staubach
and former Notre Dame/Pittsburgh
Steelers star Rocky Bleier.
According to the article, Petraglia
enlisted for a two-year tour-of-duty
in the U.S. Army in September of
1966 and first served as a cook,
which was required for all new
enlistees. He was sent to Vietnam
in October of 1967 where he served
in the 368th Transportation
Company that was responsible for
the discharge and loading of cargo.
He was discharged in June of 1968.
At the time Petraglia entered the
service at age 19, he was already a
PBA member and had just come off
his first PBA Tour title the Fort
Smith (Arkansas) Open in August
of 1966.
The October issue of VFW
Magazine will be archived on the
organizations website in the near
future. A digital version of the arti-
cle is not available, but a copy of
the magazine may be requested by
email (magazine@vfw.org) or by
calling (816) 756-3390.
Danny Wiseman Event
Awards $21,000
In Scholarships
PBA Hall of Famer Danny
Wiseman hosted his third annual
Danny Wiseman Youth
Scholarship Tournament at AMF
Country Club Lanes in Baltimore,
and wound up distributing more
than $21,000 in scholarship
money to the bowlers who
advanced to match play. Brianna
Marie Barna and Adam
Zimmerman were the big winners.
For final results of Wisemans
event, visit his website: danny-
wisemanbowling.com
Tom Fojtlin Slammed a 769 Set
At Montvale Lanes
MONTVALE, NJ - Tom Fojtlin blasted scores of 269-224-276 for a
769 series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Early Bird League at
Montvale Lanes.
Other great bowling for the night included Mike Pasch 269-760,
Tom Bruno 262-733, Eric Dubiel 279-731, Craig Slawinski 269-730,
Chris Morciglio 279-723, Bob Greenwood 254-707, Keith Conti 279-
697, and Ed Kilianski 256-693.
Glen Frey Tossed 287-757
At Rockaway Lanes
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Glen Frey 287-757 to lead the competition rolling
in the Rockaway Mixed at Rockaway Lanes.
Chris Sytsma slammed a 278 game in a 691 set followed by Chris
Morris with another 278 game, Rodney Moody 259-704, Larry Evans
258, Keri May 244-675, Carmen Bartkowiak 221-595, Nicole Malson
219-571, Barry Lehman 266, Susan Exner 206, Danielle Parker 201,
and Elaine Wilson posting a 201 game.
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15-year-old Steve Plaszky Fired 289
In Stan Niemiec Youth Travelers
Opener at Holiday Bowl
By Vince Albrecht
OAKLAND, NJ - As is customary, the Stan Niemiec Youth Travel
League opened its season in the house of the past years champion,
Holiday Bowl. The YTL expanded to eleven teams with the return of
North Arlingtons Bowl-O-Drome and newcomer T-Bowl. This, along
with the loss of some high school keglers to graduation, brings a num-
ber of new faces this Autumn.
Leading the scorers in the session were 15-year-old Steve Plaszky with
a third game 289 for a 659 set and newcomer Al Chamberlain who
pounded the maples with a triple deuce 704 [227-229-248]. Steves Fair
Lawn squad downed Lodi with the added assistance of Matt Myers 218:
578 and Madison Perry 194. Pacing Lodi was newcomer Steve Kropilak
214: 580 and recently turned 12-year-old Louis Ferrante added a 191.
Chamberlain had help from younger brother Tom 208-211 in Holiday
IIs 5-2 conquest of T-Bowl; scoring well for the latter were Patrick
Mayer 200: 532 and Matt Morris 187-189.
Defending champion Holiday I added David Neil to its roster and he
responded with 202-224: 614; a flurry of deuces from his teammates
[Nick Cilento 207-206-200, Alex McGuire 204 and Ryan McGuire 201]
wasnt enough as they dropped two of three games to last years runner-
up Bowler City I, 2931-2900; slamming the plastic-coats for the victors
were anchor James Kane 235-215: 631, Jonmikal Sepero 246: 626 and
Kristen Kane 204.
Montvale outdueled Boonton in a high-scoring finale, 1052-994 to
come away with five points, 2928-2897. Fourteen-year-old Matt Russell
had 201-215: 592, Nick Fabiano 214: 584, Henry Tipping 192-194 and
twelve-year-old Michaella Raab 167 for the winners. Sweeping the
wood for Boonton were Karl Kattermann 217-215-233: 665, his brother
Erik 238: 599 and thirteen-year-old Adam Gelvan 201.
Elsewhere, Bowler City III took out Bowler City II behind Greg Khan
208: 579 and Nathan Tombo 211; newcomers Gianni Calzadilla and
Derek Lewandowski contributed 169 and 158 respectively. Highs for the
BC II entry were Dean Edwards 186 and Arielle Wallace 185. Rounding
out the session, North Arlington displayed some firepower from anchor
Donovan Battistus who carved out a superb 235-243: 665 while Chris
Liloia added a 196 single.

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Mike Castro 741
STATEN ISLAND, NY Mike Castro topped the
scoring in the Senior Mens League firing games of
269-279 for a high series of 741.
John Woss rolled 222-232-235-689, Don Schwed
202-211-220-633, John Carbonella 246-621, and
Santo Lisa 227.
In another session Joe La Bargo shot 258-216-238-
712, John Eadicicco 235-264-215-704, John Gino
226-237-654, Jim Episcopia 206-221-222-649, and
Tom Hollywood 208-226-212-646.
Steve DeMaria 732
STATEN ISLAND, NY Steve DeMaria led the
scoring in the Mike Massaroli Memorial League
blasting games of 246-246 for a high series of 732.
Mike Galeotti shot 248-689, Chris Parisi 678, John
Coffaro 668, Kevin Ng 666, Rich Eng 253-665, Mike
Pupura 257-662, Phil Karg 267, Jeremiah Readie
245, Jerry DeFillippi 244, and John Prestigiacomo
243.
Dave Kosinsky 729
STATEN ISLAND, NY Dave Kosinsky topped the
scoring in the Rab Wilkinson Memorial League firing
games of 258-268 for a high series of 729.
Dennis Scire rolled 258-705, Tim McAuliffe, Sr.
258-689, Ed Wilkinson 257-687, Joe Goodheart 261-
685, and Mike Fiore 267-680.
In the Get Away League Donna Bozzo rolled 232-
244, Stephen Baxter 243, and Cathy Guarnieri 214.
Anthony Jabaily 708
STATEN ISLAND, NY Anthony Jabaily led the
scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed Quartets League fir-
ing a 255 game for a high series of 708.
Mike Vignola rolled 676, Ken Soto 673, Jeff Schwed
246-669, and Pat Driscoll and Ross Gottlieb 246.
Michael Schembar 703
STATEN ISLAND, NY Michael Schembar led the
scoring in the Nexgen Junior Bowlers League firing
games of 210-258-235 for a high series of 703.
Casey Sparacio rolled 247-246-671, Anthony Everts
205-220-236-661, Michael Attala 211-223-223-657,
Ashley Martinez 225-648, and Autumn Fortunato
236-208-638.
Anne Marie Rubilotta 651
STATEN ISLAND, NY Anne Marie Rubilotta
rolled 215-245-651, and Michele Spaan and Laura
Hasing 205.
In the Senior Mens League Aldo DePetero 215,
John Bavaso 206, and Sal Adragna 205.
Mike Vignola 651
STATEN ISLAND, NY Mike Vignola led the scor-
ing in the Senior Mens League firing games of 201-
233-217 for a high series of 651.
Al Felline rolled 206-216-208-630, Lou Dalto 203-
256-649, Tom OSullivan 201-223-614, and Totoy
Andres 237.
In the Golden Oldies League Dennis Costantino
rolled 245-628, Phil Pistilli 244, Tom Griffiths 224,
and John Cento 215.
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Salvatore Yannacone 718
FARMINGDALE, NY Salvatore
Yannacone topped the scoring in
the Monday High School Practice
League firing games of 219-265-
234 for a high series of 718.
Max Garrido rolled 258-213-661,
Emily McLaughlin 227-214-214-
655, Christopher Kelch 229-215-
205-649, Maria Lucente 214-212-
222-648, and Elizabeth Ferraro
206-214-226-646.
Brian Siemers 674
FARMINGDALE, NY Brian
Siemers led the scoring in the
Wednesday Party League firing
games of 247-235 for a high series
of 674.
Mike Marrazzo rolled 246-224-
634, Eric Vazquez 234-205-630,
George Marrazzo 234, and Lloyd
Hasluck 221-609.
Richard Brennan 672
FARMINGDALE, NY Richard
Brennan led the scoring in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League firing
games of 268-231 for a high series
of 672.
Michael Markoski rolled 246,
John Curtins 246-624, Jim
Schumacher 234, Charlie Dittmar
and Joe Galliponi 233.
Tom Pennica 656
FARMINGDALE, NY Tom
Pennica rolled 225-656, Robert
Liguori 233, Joe Catalano 224,
Christy Johnson 199, and
Marieann DeAngelis 180 in the
Saturday Island Trees League.
Matthew Gierl 246
FARMINGDALE, NY Matthew
Gierl rolled 246, Nick Butera 235,
Geroge Mazzocchi 230, Joe
Giammarino, Jr. 228, and Paul
Burns and Joe Venezia 225 in the
Sunday Early Mixed League.
Samantha Ng 220
FARMINGDALE, NY In the
Saturday St. Martins Major
League Samantha Ng rolled 220,
Diamond Hunter 192, Carly Licht
188, and Jake Diamond and
Amanda Delisi 180.
George Brenner 248
FARMINGDALE, NY George
Brenner rolled 248, Jerry Keenan
201, Joe Livolsi 192, Barney Kral
180, and Gladys Codella 168 in
the Friday Seniors League.
George Brenner 199
FARMINGDALE, NY In the
Monday Summer Seniors League
George Brenner rolled 199, Al
Noll 178, and Alice Burns 177.
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Marty Pape 720
CORAM, NY Marty Pape led
the scoring in the Friday Morning
Seniors League firing a high game
of 274 and a high series of 720.
John Cassano shot 235, Bill Sisco
234, and Bill Gagano 624. .
Josh Nordstrom 639
CORAM, NY Josh Nordstrom
paced the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Live League fir-
ing a high series of 639.
Bill Hennington rolled a 611 set,
Will Risley a 232 game and Terry
Tirado 211.
Roger Muller 267
CORAM, NY Roger Muller led
the Friday Afternoon Seniors
League firing a high game of 287.
Tony Bainlardi hit 257, John
Buckley 214, and Judy Farruggia
196.
Bill Galgano 224
CORAM, NY Bill Galgano shot
224, Tom Radcliffe 201, and Patty
Pisani 190 in the 3rd Sunday of
the Month League.
In the St. Margarets League Jack
Rosenblatt shot 221, Ed Kelly
210, Marcus Traverzo 209, and
Angelo Shapiro 162.
Ralph Spencer, Jr. 236
CORAM, NY Ralph Spencer, Jr.
took the spotlight when he rolled a
236 game followed by Bob Castro
with 198, Greg Hess 197, and
Wendy Cetta 181 all rolling in the
Suffolk Federal Credit Union
League.
In the Leisure Glen League
Gerry Naumann rolled 223 and
Peggy Giuffre 187.
In the Saturday St. Martin Major
League Samantha Ng led the com-
petition when she rolled a 213,
Jake Diamond hit 210, Carly Licht
203, and James Prince 202.
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6 SPORTS REPORTER October 22 - 28, 2014
New Jersey State USBC Bowling Association Weekend Jamboree and Hall of Fame
Photos courtesy of George Almodovar
October 22 - 28, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER 7
Greg Haves 747
MADISON, NJ Greg Haves
topped the Morris County Police
& Fire League firing a 278 game
for a high series of 747.
Chris Weir rolled 279-703, Mike
Hanlein 258, and William Phair
675.
Jon Shepherd 299
MADISON, NJ In the CMIL
League Jon Shepherd tossed a
near perfect 299 game followed by
Brett Shapiro with a 737 set and
Kelly Kulick hit 248-686.
In the Diggers Bantam/Prep
League Alex Berg shot 201, and
Colin Fagan and Olivia Nave 115.
Dave Hanft 642
MADISON, NJ Dave Hanft
rolled 224-642, Frank Fillimon
246-630, and Jimmy Granato 228-
600 in the Tuesday 400 Doubles
League.
Jake Bird 741
MADISON, NJ Jake Bird
topped the Wednesday Trio
League firing a high game of 279
and a high series of 741.
Andrew Stephens rolled 247-706,
Stephanie Rahn 207, Ken
Cencicila 204, Sally Lauderdale
and Dawn Gammon 201.
Dave Granitzle 288
MADISON, NJ Dave Granitzle
fired a high game of 288 in the Pat
Martinelli Friday Classic League.
Mike Hanlein, Tommy Magers,
and Jake Bird rolled 267, Jennifer
Drury 256, Donna Badolato 247,
and Patty Hanlein 228.
Pat Milano 725
MADISON, NJ Pat Milano
topped the scoring in the CMIL
League firing a high game of 278
and a high series of 725, and
Jennifer Dunklin shot 236-678.
Bo Serillo 718
MADISON, NJ - Bo Serillo led
the scoring in the Livingston
Business Mens League firing a
248 game for a high series of 718.
Mark Martinowich shot 256-678,
Greg Vogler 257-641, and Woody
Wheeler 248.
Joe Parisi 280
MADISON, NJ Joe Parisi led
the scoring in the Pat Martinelli
Friday Classic League firing a
high game of 280.
Tommy Magers rolled 277-704,
Brett Shapiro 257-703, Vinnie
Pagnotta 693, and Patty Hanlein
and Ellen Moore 236.
Bob Herring 244
MADISON, NJ Bob Herring
rolled 244, Mark Terhune 233,
Dan Smith 224, and Marcia Craig
201 in the Pharma Plus League.
Joe Horincewich 277
MADISON, NJ Joe
Horincewich shot 277-677 to lead
the scoring in the Morris County
Police & Fire League.
Mike Hanlein rolled 276-677, Ian
Lerner and Patty Hanlein 245, and
Jake Bird 680.
In the Diggers Bantam/Prep
League Alex Berg shot 175, Colin
Fagan 137, and Amanda Granda
121.
Evan Weinberg 680
MADISON, NJ Evan Weinberg
led the scoring in the Diggers
Junior/Major League firing a 247
game for a high series of 680.
Clara Sarkissian shot 216,
Richard Hufragle 215, Madasyn
Bancroft 212, and Michael
Neiman 210.
Mark Terhune 245
MADISON, NJ Mark Terhune
rolled 245, Bob Herring 207, and
Dan Smith 205 in the Pharma Plus
League.
Ashley Smith 220
MADISON, NJ Ashley Smith
led the scoring in the Diggers
Junior/Major League firing a high
game of 220.
Lauren Potechin shot 216,
Madasyn Bancroft 199, Richard
Hafragle 192, Robby Bednarik
182, and Evan Weinberg 181.
Zachary Rieger 212
MADISON, NJ In the Diggers
Junior/Major League Zachary
Rieger rolled 212, Chris Morgan
and Madasyn Bancroft 201,
Lauren Pptechin 196, and Charlie
Glunk and Vave Hanlein 192.
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Glenn Mohr 768
HOPELAWN, NJ Glenn Mohr
topped the scoring in the Raritan
Bay Mens League firing games of
225-253-290 for ahigh series of
768.
John Kertesz shot 234-235-224-
693, Joe Lampariello 222-693,
Rich Nicholls 257-235-200-692,
Steve Baum, Jr. 257-234-683, and
William D. Willard, Jr. 219-256-
205-680.
Jessica Medoro 692
HOPELAWN, NJ Jessica
Medoro topped the scoring in the
His & Hers League firing games
of 236-202-254 for a high series of
692.
Michael Holoka rolled 245-222-
626, Jim Haaf 232-615, and Bill
Smith 214.
Chuck Mantione 685
HOPELAWN, NJ Chuck
Mantione led the scoring in the
Federal Business Centers League
firing games of 246-246 for a high
series of 685.
Tony Kacmarsky shot 212, and
Charlie Mantione 181.
In the Tuesday Night Mixed
League Carole Morgan shot a high
game of 190.
Kurt Moszkowski 685
HOPELAWN, NJ Kurt
Moszkowski led the scoring in the
Thursday Nite Mixed League fir-
ing games of 221-218-245 for a
high series of 685.
Kyle Jannuzzi rolled 214-226-
204-644, Rollin E. Ball 224-618,
and Scott Akalewicz 203.
In the Merck League Anthony
Scutari shot 203-234-624, Tom
Vickery 214, and Mike Gelisias
211.
Eric Oppenheimer 677
HOPELAWN, NJ Eric
Oppenheimer led the scoring in
the Madison Park Mens League
firing games of 238-215-224 for a
high series of 677.
Michael Garcia rolled 214-225-
224-663, Dave Eisenberg 236-
211-207-654, Steve Lella 248-
225-637, and Tommy Martino
224-222-637.
Dave Rezes 669
HOPELAWN, NJ Dave Rezes
led the scoring in the Friday Nite
Mixed League firing games of
214-258 for a high series of 669.
Brian Petretta hit 203-236-213-
652, Phil Considine 2072-13-
200-620, and Pat Sawler 232-
211-617.
In the Family League Tommy
Martino rolled 201-227-610,
Rocco Fortunato 237-602,
Thomas Kopko 230-607, and
Kevin Kopko 225.
Kyle Jannuzzi,
Dan DeBenedetto 653
HOPELAWN, NJ Kyle
Jannuzzi and Dan DeBenedetto
each fired a high series of 653 in
the La Buona Pizza League.
Kyule shot 256-185-212, and Dan
203-236-214.
Pat Moreno rolled 226-233-646,
Bob Stevens 225-211-631, and
John Baginsky 238-619.
Ben Martino 653
HOPELAWN, NJ Ben Martino
led the scoring in the Friends &
Family League firing games of
206-235-212 for a high series of
653.
Vinnie Milazzo rolled 228, Mike
Conte 215, and Bill Pope 203.
George Brenner rolled 204,
Frank Napolitano 200, and Ed
Mencarelli 179 in the Monday
Summer Seniors League.
Paul Woitowicz 638
HOPELAWN, NJ Paul
Woitowicz paced the scoring in
the Iselin AA League firing
games of 212-235 for a high
series of 638.
Tommy Cohen shot 253-600,
David Lee 211, Patty Cohen 202,
and John Morgan 201.
David Green 636
FARMINGDALE, NY David
Green paced the scoring in the
Wednesday Party League firing
games of 221-213 for a high
series of 636.
Bill Spencer shot 233-221-608,
Brian Siemers 230, Nick
Fazzolare and Dawn Cecere 229.
Kariba Paterson 763
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Kariba
Paterson led the Tuesday Late
Mens League firing games of
224-236-276 for a 763 high .
Jim Carey rolled 248-233-235-
716, Anthony DePace 270-235-
687, and Michael Kearns 289-675.
Frank Cimino 717
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Frank
Cimino led the scoring in the
Thursday Mixed League firing
games of 258-244 for a 717.
Robert Valenciano rolled 268-
247, Ed Small 268, Kyle
OConnor 256-212, Rick
Boremski 245, Raoul Vegosen
244, and Al Fabiano 238-226-676.
In the Thursday El-Cheapo
League Gina Lella rolled 229-205,
Steve Frey 220, Steve Patitucci
217, and John Moran 215-211.
Bill Maxwell 698
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Bill
Maxwell topped the scoring in the
Tuesday Oceanside K of C League
firing games of 267-248 for a high
series of 698.
Jason Julian rolled 258, Pat
Zenker 257, and Paul Cohen and
Santo Ardolino 256.
Gerald Fields 674
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY
Gerald Fields led the scoring in
the Thursday Senior Birds
League firing games of 247-224
for a high series of 674.
Roberto DeGuzman rolled
257-222-673, William Collier
235-221-652, William Campbell
266, and George Fields 224-
216-636.
Matthew Deller rolled 235,
James Nolan 224-223, Jason
Simonetti 220, and Ashley
Nelson 216 in the Sunday Night
Mixed League.
Aubrey Pereira 648
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY
Aubrey Pereira led the scoring
in the Wednesday Senior
Doubles League firing games of
256-213 for a high series of
648.
Bill Carreras rolled 226-205-
609, Stan Rosadio 239-607, and
Robert Picard 231-214.
In the Tuesday Ladies League
Patrice Nolan shot 235, Pam
Johnson 210, Rhonda Portnoy
209, and Stacy Salomides 208.
John Hodge 738
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John
Hodge led the scoring in the
Friday Night Mixed League firing
games of 258-255 for a high series
of 738.
Pat Zenker rolled 257-255-729,
Alex Bogolubsky 258-246-728,
Arthur OConnor 225-224-247-
696, and Tony Depperman 232-
229-672.
Peter Conway 719
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Peter
Conway topped the scoring in the
Sunday Night Mixed League fir-
ing games of 265-237 for a high
series of 719.
James Nolan rolled 279-690,
Alan Ip 249-234-672, Rob Lellig
238-234-663, and Jason Simonetti
246-640.
Jerry George 673
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Jerry
George topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Senior Doubles
League firing games of 238-225
for a high series of 673.
Mike Desmond rolled 232-223-
627, Aubrey Pereira 216-611,
Richard Franklin 215-215-610,
Bill Carreras 236-210-603, and Ed
Frontera 231-206-603.
Tarik Zephrine 671
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Tarik
Zephrine topped the scoring in the
Saturday Scholarship League fir-
ing games of 257-223 for a high
series of 671.
Maria Lucente shot 230-204-620,
Alexander Villardi 234-613,
Anthony Cassonetto 246-602,
Randy Doston 232, Robert Wright
228, and Colleen Kingsepp 223.
Joey Green 642
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Joey
Green paced the scoring in the
Thursday El-Cheapo League fir-
ing games of 235-206 for a high
series of 642.
Steve Patitucci rolled 243-627,
Steve Frey 223-216, John Moran
204, and John LaBau 202.