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Vol. 79 No. 01
Arizona’s Jakob Butturff Wins Go Bowling!
PBA 60th Anniversary Classic
INDIANAPOLIS – After leading
the Go Bowling! PBA 60th
Anniversary Classic almost from
the beginning, Jakob Butturff of
Tempe, Ariz., finished his busi-
ness at Woodland Bowl with a
244-154 victory over Marshall
Kent of Yakima, Wash., to claim
his third PBA Tour title.
Butturff, a 23-year-old left-hander,
cruised to the $30,000 first prize
behind an opening string of three
strikes and another string of four late
in the game after Kent ran into big
trouble early in the game when he
left three splits and failed to convert
any of them.
It was an especially rewarding win
for Butturff after leading the 2017
U.S. Open by a stunning 617 pins,
only to lose the title to Rhino Page in the title match.
“This title means the world to me,” Butturff said.
“The thought of the U.S. Open was in my mind
Matt O’Grady First Pick as PBA League Managers Complete 2018 Rosters
INDIANAPOLIS – Matt O’Grady of
Rahway, N.J., fresh off his first PBA Tour
victory in the PBA Tournament of
Champions, was the first of 16 PBA mem-
bers drafted at Woodland Bowl as the
eight PBA League teams filled out their
rosters for the 2018 PBA League Elias
Cup competition April 20-22 at Bayside
Bowl in Portland, Maine.
The PBA League Draft, held in
Woodland Bowl’s Beer Thirty Lounge,
began with OceanView at Falmouth
Brooklyn Styles’ manager Johnny
Petraglia, selecting O’Grady, a 31-year-
old former Junior Team USA member,
from a list of 49 eligible players.
“Matt has really dedicated himself the
last six months,” Petraglia said. “He’s
really stepped it up, worked hard to get
himself into shape, and he’s a great com-
petitor. He’s in a really good place and
he’ll be a great addition to our team.”
PBA photo
Jakob Butturff
Williams back into the match.
See BUTTURFF
“I’m elated,” O’Grady
said. “I’ve never been
selected (for PBA League
competition) before and I
know the atmosphere is
something I’ll thrive in.
I’m over the moon.”
O’Grady, who tends to
exhibit his excitement in
competition, will feel at
home in the Bayside Bowl
environment which tradi-
tionally features a full
house of boisterous, exu-
berant fans.
Following O’Grady,
Barbasol Motown Muscle
manager Del Ballard Jr.
picked Japan PBA star
Shota Kawazoe, the No. 5
qualifier for Go Bowling!
PBA 60th Anniversary
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Dave Nagelhout, Carlos Colon,
Felix Perez Hit 300 at Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ – Contesting in the Brenner 259, Chuck Trimblett 257,
before practice, but I told myself I Tuesday Night 4-Man League left Chuck Ontal 267, Markell Harrison
was not going to let my nerves get several perfectos when Carlos Colon 266, Tom Flynn 279-722, John Marra
to me this time. When Marshall posted his 300 along with Felix 275-726, Jason Jenkins 279-772,
struggled early in the match, I just Perez 300-792, and Dave Nagelhout Dave Hulsizer 267, Maquis Winfrey
put my foot to the metal. collected 300-773. 278-745, Joe Leardo Jr 731, Matt
“Redemption was on my mind, Ron DeLuca 289-278-248-815, Dunning 727, Steve Kotowski 725,
but I just wanted to make a better Robert Mockenhaupt 280-783, Mike Justin Sloan 726, Sean Meyer 731.
showing than I did in the U.S.
Open.” Bill Latham 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
Kent advanced to the champi- ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Maple Lanes RVC.
onship match with a 218-210 win Bill Latham fired a 300 game in Jim Carey rolled 268, Levent
over two-handed lefty Keven the Tuesday Late Men’s League at Dinc 256, and Joe Dimino 247.
Williams of Springfield, Mo.,
who had never finished higher Nathaniel Fuller 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
than 34th place in his limited FARMINGDALE, NY - Nathaniel Carmelo Pluchino rolled 279,
three-year PBA career. Kent Fuller topped the Tuesday Early Byron Lamm 268, Sal Yannacone
jumped into an early lead with Birds League blasting games of 267, Curtis Brown 257, and Jeff
four strikes, but left the 2-8-10 237-257-300 for a high 794. Page 256.
split and a five-count “washout,” Will Brown Hit 824 at Jib Lanes
failing to convert either one to let FLUSHING, NY- Will Brown Tim Lau shot 289-242-255-786,
fired 257-290-277-824 while Shawn Wyatt 242-258-708, Nut
Page 4 bowling in the Ted Guy Classic
League at Jib Lanes.
Flowers 248-235-223-706, and
Mel Chandler 222-239-226-687.
Classic finals and another Allen of Columbia, S.C., by Go Bowling!
PBA League rookie. Silver Lake Atom Splitters manager Mark
Sysco Philadelphia Baker; DJ Archer of Friendswood, Texas,
Hitmen manager Jason by Port Properties Portland manager Tim
Couch also picked a Mack, and, with the final pick of the first
PBAL first-timer, 2017 round, Rhino Page of Orlando, Fla., by
PBA Rookie of the Year two-time defending champion Shipyard
Matt Sanders of Brewing Dallas Strikers player-manager
Indianapolis. Norm Duke.
PBA League veterans The final round of selections saw more
selected in the first round members of the PBA’s youth movement
of picks included BJ getting a chance to experience PBA
Moore of Greensburg, League competition for the first time:
Pa., by GEICO NYC Anthony Pepe of Elmhurst, N.Y., with the
WTT KingPins manager KingPins; AJ Johnson of Oswego, Ill.,
Carolyn Dorin-Ballard; with the Atom Splitters; Thailand’s
Go Bowling! PBA 60th Yannaphon Larpapharat with the home-
Anniversary Classic top town Portland Lumberjacks, and, with the
qualifier Jakob Butturff final pick of the draft, Kyle Sherman of
of Tempe, Ariz., by bowl- O’Fallon, Mo., with the Strikers.
PBA photo ingball.com L.A. X man-
Matt O’Grady ager Andrew Cain; Dick See O’GRADY page 2
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Tom Chamberlain, Dylan Bulusan, BUTTURFF O’GRADY
Jared Duncan Top Youth Travelers Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1
By Vince Albrecht After a strike nine-count in the “The PBA League has become so popular, and there are so many tal-
LODI, NJ - In Stan Niemiec YTL action at Lodi Lanes, defending cham- 10th to give Williams a chance, ented players who deserve to bowl in the league, you can’t help but
pion Holiday drubbed the plastic-coats, firing eleven “200s” in record- the 25-year-old two-hander struck be disappointed if you don’t get picked,” said PBA CEO and
ing the day’s top net set 928: 2606 as it slammed its way to seven points on his first shot in the 10th, butCommissioner Tom Clark. “The only thing we can do at this point is
against Bowler City I; torrid Tom Chamberlain led Holiday’s high then left a 3 pin on his second shot
encourage our players to keep trying. Remember that seven first-time
rollers with 713 [226-239-248] and was joined in the pin-mashing by to end his upset bid. players were selected this year.”
southpaw Jared Duncan 680 [201-213-266], David Neil 625 [206-219- Japan’s Shota Kawazoe, in his The draft order was in reverse order of how teams finished last year,
200] and Michael Milligan 207-214; rolling fine numbers for Bowler debut on American television, ral-
City I were Hi Tech freshman John Behr 221-190, Teaneck sophomores’ beginning with the No. 8 OceanView Brooklyn Styles, followed by
lied to defeat Indianapolis’ Matt Barbasol Motown Muscle, GEICO NYC WTT KingPins, bowling-
Trevor Savoye, Margaux Lesser with 206-185 and 190 respectively and Sanders in the opening match,
Peyton Esposito’s over-average 178. ball.com L.A. X, Sysco Philadelphia Hitmen, Go Bowling! Silver
183-160. After starting with back-Lake Atom-Splitters, Port Property Portland Lumberjacks and the
In a thrilling face-off, league-leading Lodi’s runaway freight train was to-back splits and open frames,
slowed by Hi-Tor II’s talented distaffers who bounced back from an two-time defending champion Shipyard Brewery Dallas Strikers.
Kawazoe struck on four of his The complete rosters for 2018, beginning with the three players
opening game pasting to snare four points. The exciting second contest
next five shots while Sanders, theeach manager had earlier protected from his/her 2017 roster and fol-
produced six huge deuces in the session’s best encounter won by Hi-Tor
24-year-old 2017 PBA Rookie of lowed by players drafted, includes the following:
II 885: 1056 to 872: 1037 who then went on to capture the finale, 975-
the Year, was unable to strike until● OceanView at Falmouth Brooklyn Styles (manager Johnny
949. In that stellar middle game, the victors lit up the leaderboard with
the seventh frame. A pair of splits
Petraglia): Parker Bohn III, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Sean Rash, Matt
Akira Deloatch’s 241, Mercedes Morel’s 237 and Olivia Kohut’s 235;
and opens in the final two frames O’Grady, Jason Sterner.
Lodi countered with Jake Nappi’s 250, Hunter Perry’s 237 and Trevor
Deliantis’ 215. The match included fifteen “200s”: pulverizing the pins
sealed his fate. ● Barbasol Motown Muscle (manager Del Ballard Jr.): EJ Tackett,
for the victors were Akira Deloatch 659 [204-241-214], Mercedes Morel In the second match, Williams Francois Lavoie, Anthony Simonsen, Shota Kawazoe, Josh
640 [237-221], Olivia Kohut 235 and Nancy Kohut 205; Lodi pum- started his television debut with Blanchard.
meled the pin decks with Jake Nappi’s 678 [258-250], Hunter Perry’s four strikes, but Kawazoe again ● GEICO NYC WTT KingPins (manager Carolyn Dorin-Ballard):
662 [200-237-225] and Trevor Deliantis’ 639 [215-215-209]; Amanda came from behind, throwing four Pete Weber, Marshall Kent, Sam Cooley, BJ Moore, Anthony Pepe.
Madara chipped in with 186-180. strikes in a row to take the lead ● bowlingball.com L.A. X (manager Andrew Cain): Jason
In a match-up where both teams played short-handed, Montvale over- into the 10th frame. Needing to Belmonte, Stuart Williams, Martin Larsen, Jakob Butturff, Osku
came a slow start to win five of seven points from Hi-Tor I, 2708-2632; convert the 10 pin in the 10th Palermaa.
anchor Henry Tipping led the winners with 661 [192-202-267], string- frame, the 16-time Japan PBA ● Sysco Philadelphia Hitmen (manager Jason Couch): Dom Barrett,
ing ten strikes after a first frame open in the finale; Brian Biml had one champion missed, handing
Tom Smallwood, Ronnie Russell, Matt Sanders, Chris Loschetter.
huge game of 277 and Ryan Kitz recovered after a sub-par opener to Williams a 229-225 win and a ● Go Bowling! Silver Lake Atom Splitters (manager Mark Baker):
pencil in fine scores of 219-192. Hi-Tor I’s young anchor continued to berth in the semifinal match. Chris Barnes, Jesper Svensson, Tom Daugherty, Dick Allen, AJ
play havoc with the maples, crushing them to the tune of 689 [244-234- The Go Bowling! PBA 60th Johnson.
211], lifting his thirty game average to a flashy 216.37; also posting Anniversary Classic was the third ● Port Property Portland Lumberjacks (manager Tim Mack): Ryan
good numbers were Alisha Khan 201 and Mark Shapiro 193. event of the 2018 Go Bowling! Ciminelli, Wes Malott, Kyle Troup, DJ Archer, Yannaphon (JoJo)
PBA Tour season and was part cel- Larpapharat.

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ebratory week that included the ● Shipyard Dallas Strikers: player-manager Norm Duke, Tommy
PBA 60th AnniversaryJones, Bill O’Neill, Rhino Page, Kyle Sherman.
Celebration dinner and hall of The PBA returns to Portland in April. After the PBA Xtra Frame
Editor/Publisher  Dan McDonough fame induction ceremonies. Maine Shootout April 17-18 (a PBA Tour title event), all PBAL teams
Technology Editorial Assistants will bowl an eight-game Baker format “seeding tournament” on April
Hank Allen Immaculatta D’Elia FINAL STANDINGS 20. The PBAL quarterfinals will take place on April 21 with the No.
Contributing Writers 1 seeded team vs. No. 8 and No. 4 vs. No. 5 on the first ESPN show
Joan Taylor Pat McDonough 1, Jakob Butturff, Tempe, Ariz., that airs on April 22, followed by team No. 2 vs. No. 7, and No. 3 vs.
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201)865-5363 $11,000. County Classic League blasting games of 290-300-208 for a high series
of 798. Anthony Serignese also shot a 300 game.
5, Matt Sanders, Indianapolis, Bill Daunno rolled 279-247-267-793, Steve Chiarella 250-257-255-
$10,000. 762, Eric Oppenheimer 246-278-201-748, and Glenn Mohr 269-278-
748.
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Nut Flowers 787
FLUSHING, NY - Nut Flowers
topped the scoring in the Ted Guy
Classic League blasting games of
258-249-280 for a high series of
787.
John Petrovits III shot 279-268-
235-782, Will Atkinson 225-267-
225-717, Will Brown 262-247-
702, and Bernard Smiey 217-226-
258-701.
Hector Camacho 756
FLUSHING, NY - Hector
Camacho topped the scoring in the
Friends and Family League firing
games of 243-257-256 for a high
series of 756.
Mel Chandler rolled 251-257-
215-723, Will Watson 280-246-
718, Bernard Smiley 256-247-
694, Jah Fraser 233-226-234-693,
and Pete Lenko 214-231-245-690.
Jaime Ansale 750
FLUSHING, NY - Jaime Ansale
led the scoring in the Midweek
Mixers League blasting games of
236-277-237 for a high series of
750.
Shawn Wyatt shot 248-233-233-
714, Pete Alvarado 255-250-203-
708, Jesus Paredes 267-214-213-
694, and Chaz Ameres 214-266-
211-691.
Bobby Fox 721
FLUSHING, NY- Bobby Fox led
the scoring in the Ball and Chain
League rolling games of 208-259-
254 for a high series of 721.
Victor Chiang shot 233-242-236-
711, Twone Williams 221-245-
237-703, Ian Galloway 233-240-
226-699, and Dave Siegenthal
212-236-248-696.
John Boock, Salvatore Gambino,
Ray Brooks 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- John Boock, Ray Brooks, and Salvatore
Gambino each blasted a 300 game in the Wednesday Night Mixed
League at Maple Lanes RVC.
Terry Boyle fired 289-258-240-787, Mike Curra 268, Timmy Mingo
258-247, Les Forrai 257, and John Capobiano 255.
In the Sunday Adult/Child League Joseph Massimillo rolled 223, and
Victoria Genna 181.
Paul Igelshot 239, Christopher Andreo 238, and Robert Gallego 234 in
the Saturday Scholarship League.
Anthony Escalona 925
FLUSHING, NY- Anthony
Escalona the scoring in the P.B.C
League rolling games of 234-245-
246 for a high series of 925.
Kevin Veluya rolled 266-265-
202-923, Jaime Ansale 289-238-
915, Robby Olvina 257-222-221-
906, and Ronny Fandino 211-206-
224-268-909.
Jimmy Vega, Jr. 922
FLUSHING, NY - Jimmy Vega,
Jr. paced the scoring in the P.B.C.
League firing games of 255-238-
255 for a high series of 922.
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Ronnie Fandino rolled 223-265- 7HUKXQH$YH/RGL1-
226-913, Owel Ocampo 225-265-
872, Tony Escalona 258-227-206-

871, Jimmy Ansale 236-298-866, ZZZ/RGL/DQHVFRP
Jason Lindo 212-244-843, and
Kevin Viloria 246-202-215-842.
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Vernon McKay 289
FLUSHING, NY - Vernon McKay SP6WDUWFKHFNLQSP
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Early Birds League.

Daryl Blackenship shot 234-226- DJKaraokeBowlingSaturdayNightsstartingat9pm
206-666, Winston Edwards 223, 
and Ashley Richards 221.
Ian Galloway 685
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664, Yaski Besonia 256-660,
Michael Palmisano 218-224-654,

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AT FARMINGDALE LANES AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES

Travis Miller 712 Paul Constantinopoli 288 Anthony Cordaro 275 TJ Hines 782 JJ Breitenback,
FARMINGDALE, NY - Travis FARMINGDALE, NY - Paul FARMINGDALE, NY - Anthony CORAM, NY - TJ Hines the scoring Dan Brezo 279
Miller topped the scoring in the Constantinopoli fired a high series Cordaro fired a high game of 275 in the Thursday Night High Rollers CORAM, NY - JJ Breitenback
Monday HS Practice League fir- of 288 in the Tuesday Nite Owls . in the Wednesday Early Men’s League rolling a high game of 279 and Dan Brezo each fired a high
ing games of 290-239 for a high Kyle Durfee shot 278-238, League. and a high series of 782. game of 279 in the High Rollers
series of 712. Thomas Fleissner 255, Lukas Zito Both James Curran and Shaun Eddie Brand rolled 269-750, Dan League.
Catherine Guerieri rolled 245, 253-236, and Richard Pasciuto Larkin rolled 269, Craig Lovallo Brezo 267, Mike Merto 266, Dennis John Kasowski shot 277-742,
Jermaine Daniels 234, and 248. 258, and Ken Munson 256. Reissig 259, Tom Bove and Kevin Mike Karolewski 804, and Josh
Nicholas Tamburrino 228. Vinny Pimpinella 279 Eddie Gruber 268 Haussr 258, and John Neste 256. Jones 727.
Jason Nikol 290 FARMINGDALE, NY - Vinny FARMINGDALE, NY - Eddie Dean Johnson 297-728 Joe Romanski 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - Jason Pimpinella shot 279, Chris Hansen Gruber rolled 268, David Inloes CORAM, NY - Dean Johnson CORAM, NY - In the Wednesday
Nikol fired a high game of 290 in 255, Ronnie Simon 247, and and Fran Savoldy 247, and Billy topped the scoring in the Tuesday
the Expressway Glass League. Michael McCour 246 in the Kerkenids 246 in the Monday Night Live League Joe Romanski
Mixed League firing a high game of shot 278, EddieTirado 257, and
George Robinson rolled 268, Sunday Vacation League. Night Fourplay League. 297 for a high series of 728.
Mark Kaminski 266, Rich Walter Schlie 253.
Reynolds, Rivera 279 In the Sunday Adult/Child Terrence McDermott rolled 257,
Ambrosino 265 and Steve FARMINGDALE, NY- Eric League William Romanelli shot Dowell Milliken 246, and Anna Robert Bader 258
Pavlinko, Jr and Joe Montesanto Reynolds and Kathryn Rivera 233, Nicholas Fina 212-203, and Maria Bader 225. CORAM, NY - Robert Bader shot
258. Nicholas Hom 202. 258, Ken Woods 249, and Eddie
each rolled a high game of 279 in Chris Benedict, Jr. 708
Gerard Pannullo 290 the Epic Edge Trios League. Alex Grzbowski 259 CORAM,NY - Chris Benedict led
Tirado 244 in the Wednesday
FARMINGDALE, NY - Gerard Phillip Rubinson shot, Morris FARMINGDALE, NY- Alex Niight Live League.
the scoring in the Monday Mixed
Pannullo fired a high game of 290 Jackson 269, and Fabrizio Cerutti Grzbowski led the scoring in the League rolling a high game of 279 Jim Cresser 257
in the Tuesday Early Birds and Brian Letsz 268. Saturday St. Martin League firing CORAM, NY - In the Monday
and a high series of 708.
League. Ed Mascarelli 278 a high game of 259. Mixed League Jim Cresser rolled
Marlene Mirabile rolled 267, Sal
Earl Holden rolled 279-254, FARMINGDALE, NY - Ed Brian Lunetto hit 246, and Brett 257, Ed Anderson 239, and Eric
Lauretta 258, and Mike Giambalvo
Amifika Greaves 266, and Rob Mascarelli led the scoring in the Markland 190. Doughty, and Frank Mirabile 234.
245.
Barbaro 255. Nick Terracchiano 258
Irwin Tarlow rolled d233-226,
Friday Late Mixed League rolling Rob Bader 708 Justin Muller 256
a high game of 278. FARMINGDALE, NY - Nick CORAM, NY - In the Junior
Tom Gomez 225, and Abe CORAM, NY - Rob Bader topped
Joe Hoenig hit 268, Daniel Terracchiano rolled 258, Philip Sport Shot League Justin Muller
Schuster 221 in the Thursday Schrafel 257, and Wingo Hom and Coniglio 226, and Joe Catalano,
the scoring in the Tuesday Mixed
Green Men League. League blasting a high game of 279 shot 256-237, Michael Mirabile
Victor Rios 248. Sr. 213 in the Saturday Island
and a high series of 708. 236-215, Nicole Lettich 225-223,
Trees League.
Terrence McDermott shot 277, Thomas Lettich and Amanda
In the Friday Sunshine Kids
William Rosasco 248. Naujokas 223.
League Marvin Slifkin shot 180-
177, Gerard Hoeler 176, and Fai Edwin Torres 275 Charles Pinzarrone 223
Livolsi 157. CORAM, NY - Edwin Torres rolled CORAM, NY - Charles
Mike Marazzo 258 275, Carl Rissland and Jesse Pinzarrone roled 223, Rich

42 AUTO-SCORING LANES Demauro 267, Billy Harrell 266, DiBenedeo 221, and Ro Leibrock
 FARMINGDALE NY - In the
196 in the Monday Leisure Glen
Get In The Game Wednesday Party League Mike and Steve Tisman 264 in the Friday
Mixed League. Seniors.
Marazzo rolled 258, Doug
:LQXSWRVWSODFH Quaranto 248, and Matt Muir
6WDUWV0RQGD\6HSWWKDWSP 242. AT RAB'S COUNTRY LANES
2QO\SHUZHHNERZOHUVSHUWHDP Tony Cadena hit 211, Peter
Jiminez 204, and Fred Ruhe 191 Marco Recchia 736

in the Thursday AM Golfers STATEN ISLAND, NY - Marco Recchia topped the scoring in the Rab
Ocean Trio Challenge League. Wilkinson Memorial League firing games of 248-267 for a high series
VW3ODFHSHU7KLUG Mike Walsh 253 of 736.
Tom Wilkinson shot 279-707, Kevin Buono 257-696, and Frank
0DWFK3RLQW6\VWHP2QO\SHUZHHN FARMINGDALE, NY- Mike
Wilkinson 258-247-673.
6WDUWV6HSWHPEHUWKDWSP Walsh rolled 253-245, Evan
 Apostolidis 233, and Brian Beale
Fall Leagues Now Forming 227 in the Thursday Goodtimers Richard Muszel 258
League. STATEN ISLAND, NY - Richard Muszel rolled 258, Helen Bilotti 220,
Leagues available for everyone Silvia Rey-Buzzonetti fired Dotty Bellantoni 227, Tony Flores 215, and Bob Paholek and Ralph
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183, Paulette Miller 168, and Bob Loggia 213 in the Golden Oldies League.
 Junge 134 in the Monday AM In another session Ralph Loggia rolled 255, Jose Reyes 236, Ben
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AT MAPLE LANES RVC
David Goldman 774
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
David Goldman topped the scor-
ing in the Custom Thumbz
Doubles League blasting games of
258279-237 for a high series of
774.
Manny Espinoza shot 276,
Enrico Ferrante 268, Tony
Amendola 267, Joe Conigliaro
260-248, and Michael Bienewicz
and Frank Wilders 259.
Ed Graeff 740
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Ed
Graeff topped the scoring in the
Oceanside Knights of Columbus
League blasting games of 242-
220-278 for a high series of 740.
Pat Zenker shot 269, Joe
Guzzardo 258, Phil Tinker 257-
244, and Louis Calandro and
Andrew Massimillo 256.
Frank Cimino 730
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Frank Cimino led the scoring in
the Thursday Mixed League firing
games of 290-237 for a high series
of 730.
Paul Barbuzza shot 278, Teddy
Avgerinos 265-246,
MIkeLancaster 263, Luis Cardona
and Phillip Karfinkel 257, and
Vinny Puppolo 255.
William Jackson 286
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
William Jackson topped the scor-
ing in the Tuesday Late Men’s
League firing games of 286-212-
229 for a 727 series.
John Hanlon rolled 222-279-268-
769, Joe LaSpina 268, Steve
Lawson, Dave Goldman, and
Mike Jason 266, and Drew
Dioguardi 258.
Dwight Flowers 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Dwight Flowers topped the scor-
ing in the Wednesday AM Trios
League rolling a high 279 game.
Fred Boddy hit 278, Ernie Lemus
276, Ed Fronyers 275, Weldon
Drayton 266, and Frank Krulish
264.
Vicky Lockwood 278
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY-
Vicky Lockwood topped the scor-
ing in the Rockvilles League firing
a high game of 278.
Patrice Nolan rolled 246, Gloria
Bemonte 245, and Rhonda
Portnoy 223.
In the Tuesday Long Beach
Catholics League Anita LaSpina
shot 186, Carole Ann Razza 184,
and Erica Gershkowitz 173.
Bob Thorne 275
Murray Schultz 259
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY-
Murray Schultz led the scoring in
the Thursday Senior Birds
League rolling a high game of
259.
Harold McKinzie hit 244, Jay
McCray 242, and Michael
Carpenter 241.
Kathy Kolonics 254
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Kathy Kolonics paced the scor-
ing in the Bowl N Cruise II
League rolling a high game of
254.
Kevin Kohn hit 244, Stephen
Lella 238, John Baque 237, and
Anthony Cassenetto 235.
Sean McGinn 244
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the Thursday El Cheapo League
Sean McGinn rolled 244, Barry
Litucchy 243, and Mark Kopper
236.
Adrienne Lupo rolled 191,
Alexandria Strom 182, Patricia
Guido 179, and Michele
Perlmutter 175 in the Tuesday
Koffee Kats League.
Quentin Jones 655
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
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the Sunday Adult/Child League
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Rockaway Mixed: Patrick Lyness 300-706 (very first 300 game ever
shot), Scott Brandstetter 288-691, Mike Kavanaugh 278-753, Jim Testa
277-720, Derek Beeh 266, Nidia Haneveld 269-713, Keri May 236-643,
Liesl Apgar 235-659, Joyce Hulbert 222, Dori Tingoli 596, Denise Frey
220-588.
Rockaway Trios: Tom Jordan 300-782, PJ Adams 279, Larry Gonnello
268, Mike Potoski 265, Brett Shapiro 260-719, Jim Beyel 258-729,
Andrew Stephens 258, Stephen Friedella 735,Dennis Sattely Jr. 732, Jen
Drury 235-614, Nidia Haneveld 198-553,Donna Ratta 177, Dori Tingoli
165.
Weekend Warriors: Isaac Russell 202-539, Branden Tapper 147-347,
Paul Yacullo 114-306, Joey Martella 106-283, Richard Scoloich 98-219
Jesse Reis 81-236, Peter Bloom 74-216, Hanna Digangi 136-392,
Chelsey Cruz 108-276.
Ball Busters: Liam Reale 154-429, Brandon Collins 145-373, Gavin
Mattes 137-395, Nicholas Furman 104-282, Ben Skutnik 102-261, Alex
Furman 101-266.
Dover High School: Kingpins: Nour El Sayyid 176-415, Miguel Ruiz
137-306, Kevin Rosa 115-291, Nyree Cook-Tillett 147-296, Aldair
Corillo 122-307, Kassandra Mendoza 110, Nya Tillet 273.
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Wednesday Night Mixed League
blasting a high game of 289.
Pat Zenker shot 278, John Maglio
256-247, Mike Curra 254, and
George Stephens, Sr. 253.
Daneille Davis rolled 210, Susan
Randel 190-176, Trish Lugo 184,
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Thorne topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Men’s League
rolling a high game of 275.
Corey Mahoney rolled 263, Sal
Panzarella and John Shilling 257,
and John Lofaro Sr. 256.
Keith Massimillo 269
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Keith Massimillo rolled 269,
Thomas Winchell 268, and Joseph
Michelangelo 186 in the Sunday
Adult/Child League.
Team Fluke posted two substi-
tutes with 700 plus series for the
session.
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tive to the bowlers as the cumula-
tive bowler average was five pins
higher than expected. Steve Stein
received the second most BOTM
firing games of 244-222 for a
high series of 655.
Joseph Massimillo rolled 188-
176, and Zachary Inserillo 150.
Paul Igel 243
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243 in the Saturday Scholarship
League.
Anjali Nair hit 237, Robert
Wright 24, and Jefferey Persky
224.
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Jackie Valanzano 203 to take
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LEADERS AT LODI LANES THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Monday Night Trios: Marvin McCarroll 278, Flor Saturday Morning Juniors: D's Team Juniors were on a James Stoveken 865 Sal Angotti 720
Mangasi 269-722, Karl Kalogera 266, Bobby roll with Jeremy Ramirez and Anthony Frangiosa each HOPELAWN, NJ - James HOPELAWN, NJ - Sal Angotti led
Fuscarino 258, Rick Warren 256-687, Chris Mota posting a 684. Hunter Perry hit 641, Jake Nappi 621, Stoveken topped the scoring in the the scoring in the Friday Night
267-695, Steve Leach 252, Michael Blandino 256- Trevor Deliantis 643, Krista Eskow 621, Marissa Avenel Youth League blasting Mixed League firing games of
698, Sharon Marcellaro 245. Cosentini 602, Bryan Fuscarino 601, Morgan Fuld 589, games of 279-297-289 for a high 269-269 for a high series of 720.
Aaron Zaruela 579, Kyron Farley 569, Liam Henkel 575. series of 865. Anthony Angotti shot 238-235-
Thursday Public Safety: Robert Truppner 299-736, Steven Pieklo rolled 256-245- 246-719, Michael Holoka 224-
Alex Protin 268-731, Ryan Fitzpatrick 257-722, Thursday Early Mix: Danny Lamberti 279-689, 678, Christopher Falcone 227 and 210-257-691, Carmine Latin 222-
Mike Neocleous 262-705, Joe Murgittryod 267-708, Brian Creeley 269, Matt Dunning 253, Vernon Joseph Abadilla 222. 246-213-681, and Lew Caffrey
William Zika 277. Moody 695, Chris ASgnoli 677. Steve Peters 774 202-289-680.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve Peters Sal Angotti 708
topped the scoring in the San HOPELAWN, NJ - Sal Angotti
Remo Open League firing games paced the scoring in the Friday
of 277-264-233 for a high series of Night Mixed League rolling
774. games of 226-248-234 for a high
BCBA -NJ.ORG Steve Laugherty shot 265-259- series of 708.
717, Dennis Gerbeaux 279-233- Lew Caffrey shot 257-200-208-
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692, Paul Lipke 236-216-219-671, 665, Ernesto Averia 257-245-657,
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March17-18, 201 8 Lineage& 60 Terhune Avenue HOPELAWN, NJ - Havel Wright HOPELAWN, NJ - Joseph Banwer
11:00AM ,1:30PM Expenses: $45.00 Lodi, NJ 07644 III topped the scoring in the led the scoring in the Farmily
& 4:00PM Team Total: $120.00 973-471-7100 Saturday Night Strike Nation League rolling games of 215-237-
League blasting games of 279- 227 for a high series of 679.
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212-277 for a high series of 768. Jose De La Barrera shot 201-268-
Bergen County USBC BA Bergen County is Chris Schenck rolled 226-286- 650, Daniel Pawelek 218-226-
Scott Deliantis “Guaranteeing
” 224-736, Brian K. McAdams 213- 213-657, and Logan Miller 218.
Tournament Director 265-227-705, Mark Muse 247-
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01 in Both Divisions 255-701, and Mario J. Martinez HOPELAWN, NJ - Pete Zafian
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HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Kelly 211 for a high series of 671.
topped the scoring in the Evan Kulick shot 267-640, Nick
1ST BOWLER 2ND BOWLER 3RD BOWLER Wednesday Night Trios League Holliday 206-224, and Tu Trinh 217.
Name: Name: Name: rolling games of 215-279-269 for Dan Hansell 665
a high series of 763. HOPELAWN, NJ - Dan Hansell
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Michael Dellamanna rolled 258- led the scoring in the Merck
Address: Address: Address: 226-217-701, Bill Hoese 245-225- League firing games of 222-247
227-697, and Joe Defini 227-256- for a high series of 665.
City, State, Zip: City, State, Zip: City, State, Zip: 211-694. Evan Kulick shot 237-220-646,
Joe Parisi 758 Mike Eglesia 236, and Pete
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E-Mail: E-Mail: E-Mail: the scoring in the Friday Night Jordan Stoveken 650
AVG USED ( See Rule # 3 ) AVG USED ( See Rule # 3 ) AVG USED ( See Rule # 3 ) Classic League rolling games of HOPELAWN, NJ - In the Avenel
214-266-278 for a high series of Youth League Jordan Stoveken
758. rolled 245-232-659, Christopher
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SATURDAY SUNDAY Falcone 265-634, Korey Balewitz
234-720, David Hanft 215-224- 220, and Hannah Cestone 209.
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HOPELAWN, NJ - Kevin Fiore shot 222-212-202-636, Jordan
rolled 237-269-666, Jose Medina Stoveken 216-212-619, James
228-201-211-640, Robert Girod Stoveken 256, and Justin Kane
238-634, and Kyle Jannuzzi 237. 243.
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