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Vol. 72 No. 32 October 12 - 18, 2011 50 cents

Joe Paluszek Wins PBA East Region Parkway Lanes Open

By Russ Mills - PBA ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. Joe Paluszek of Bensalem, Pa., defeated Stephen Dieter of Bowmansville, Pa., 286-208, to win the Professional Bowlers Association East Region Parkway Lanes at Parkway Lanes. The win was Paluszeks 2nd career regional title, his first in five years. Paluszek earned $2,500 for the win while Dieter earned $1,300 as the runner-up. Paluszek defeated Jim Tomek Jr. of Camp Hill, Pa., 221-178, and Dieter defeated Ray Edwards of Middle Island, N.Y., 219-214, in the semifinal round. Tomek and Edwards each earned $925 as semifinal round losers. In the round of 8 where the best of three games moves on and losers eliminated and earn $750 each: Dieter def. Kelly Kulick, Union, N.J., 2-0; Paluszek def. Brad Angelo, Lockport, N.Y., 2-1; Tomek def. Jason Stadtler, Cherry Hill, N.J., 2-0; Edwards def. Sam Maccarone, Sewell, N.J., 2-0.

Sean Zeleniak Blasted 300 In a 796 Set at Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ- Sean Zeleniak earned top honors in the Raritan Bay Mens League at Majestic Lanes blasting games of 248-248300 for a high series of 796. Glenn Mohr rolled 211-266-258735, Joe Plescia 222-233-264719, Ed Hayes, Jr. 231-230-238699, Joey Weisenstein 223-245226-694, Rich Nicholls 258-244690, Nick Cascone 225-254-203682, Matt J. Scala 222-267-679, Ken Horvath 208-269-201-678, and Angelo Fallacaro 247-224670.

Luigi Simeone Rolled 300 At Maple Lanes

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Joe Paluszek (center) accepts first place check from Parkway Lanes owner Martin Veniero with general manager Dennis Hoffman (right). Round of 16 was the best of five games, losers eliminated and earned $625 each: Paluszek def. Ken Yokobosky, Fredon, N.J., 3-1 ; Maccarone def. Vinny DAmbrosio III, Staten Island, N.Y., 3-0; Edwards def. John Furey, East Windsor, N.J., 3-2; Stadtler def. John Conroy, Mahopac, N.Y., 3-1; Kulick def. Gary Shultis, Levittown, N.Y., 31; Dieter def. Robert Mockenhaupt, Rutherford, N.J., 32; Angelo def. Adam Chase, Seaford, N.Y., 3-2; Tomek def. Johnathan Bower, Middletown, Pa., 3-2. Tossing perfect in the event with 300 games were Kelly Kulick and Jeff Voght.

BROOKLYN, NY Luigi Simeone found the line and pitched 12 strikes for a 300 game while competing in the Fleetwood Mens League at Maple Lanes. Eddie Penafiel shot a 289 game.

In the Thursday Mens Match Point League Steven Lambros hit 290. Michale Martelli rolled an impressive 288 game in the Frday Juniors League.

Frank Stampone Hit 300 At Holiday Bowl

OAKLAND, NJ Frank Stampone earned top game and series honors while contesting in the Tuesday Mens League at Holiday Bowl when he tossed perfect with a 300 game then added games of 236 and 213 to finish the session with a 749 set. Mike West rolled 245-231-238714, Alex Collins 238-238-232708, Marin Landau 232-255-705, Lenny Frost 269-226-696, John Alessandrello 255-687, Mike Schechter 268-681, and Mike Fradkin 244-680.

Shannon Pluhowlky Has Historic Masters Win at World Womens Championships

By Lucas Wiseman - USBC HONG KONG - Team USA's Shannon Pluhowsky of Kettering, Ohio, became the first woman in the history of the World Tenpin Bowling Association World Women's Championships to earn four gold medals in one tournament as she claimed the Masters match play title. Powered by a 300 game and a 299 game, Pluhowsky defeated Singapore's Daphne Tan, 3-1, in the best-of-five championship match at Hong Kong Bowling City. Pluhowsky, who also won gold medals in doubles, trios and team event, took the opening game of the match 300-226 on the Paris lane condition before losing 238-219 in Game 2 on the Seoul lane condition. When she returned to the Paris pattern, she started with another string of strikes - this time getting 11 in a row before leaving a 10 pin on the final shot for a 299-234 victory. She then took the title with a 223191 victory in Game 4. "I didn't realize I was going to strike for days on the Paris pattern," Pluhowsky said. "I just broke that lane down the same way I had been and got really lucky that the carry was good on that lane. The coaches kept the mood light and that really helped, too." The victory capped off a stellar week by Team USA as it brought home four gold medals and three bronze medals. The victories in the doubles, trios and team events were the first since the 1987 World Championships in Helsinki, Finland. "It has been a really long week and a lot of games, but I'm excited about what we've been able to accomplish," Pluhowsky said. "It's been a long time since the United States has been dominating at this event, and we wanted to get that feeling back." Two other U.S. players took part in the Masters competition, which featured the top 16 players in the all-events standings. Kelly Kulick lost in the quarterfinals to Tan, 3-1, while Liz Johnson dropped out in the first round with a 3-2 loss to Indonesia's Tannya Roumimper.

Mike Jochade Tossed 300 At South Levittown Lanes

LEVITTOWN, NY Mike Jochade earned top honors in the Sun. AM Trios League firing games of 296-300 for a high series of 799. Phil Tjimos rolled 288, Joe Brill , Keith Hengel and Chris Chan 278, Jason Forshee 277, Swifty Catapano 268-744, Jason Forshee 269, and Chris Paroly 267. Keri McKeon rolled a 240 game and Lisa Kathreptis 213 in the Thursday PTA League. Sue Moran rolled 225 and Ann Falco 205 in the Wednesday Ladies of the Morning League. Paul Devito shot 230, Paul Weltchek 223, and George Caulfield 220.

Paul Stolp Rolled 300 At Brunswick Zone Carolier

NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ Paul Stolp earned top honors in the Middlesex County Major League at Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes blasting games of 228 and 248 around a perfect 300 game to tally the session high series of 776. Aaron Williams 280-246-211737 and Ben Bleacher rolled games of 246, 243 and 240 to finish with a 720 set.

SPORTS REPORTER

October 12 - 18, 2011

J o a n Ta y l o r s Te n P i n R a p . . . .
Once a year I like to create awareness of collegiate bowling programs and the many scholarships available for our young bowlers. I discovered a new site: collegescholarships.org, which lists many collegiate sports and their available funds, in addition to academic and other types of rewards. Starting with bowling scholarships mainly for young women, The NCAA is the largest athletic association in the U.S. If you are good enough to bowl for a Division I or Division II school you may be able to squeeze some scholarship dollars out of the programs. There are 43 member schools that offer Div 1 or Div 2 Womens Bowling and only 2 schools that offer scholarship bowling for Men, but there are plenty of mens college bowling teams. It also refers to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), which has many bowling programs. Another association is the NAIA. A number of very good bowling programs exist, including favorites Pikeville College, Lindenwood University, and Lindsey Wilson College. You will see these otherwise unknown colleges delivering enviable showings in competition. A good place to start research would be at the top schools with bowling programs: Wichita State, University of Nebraska, New Jersey City, Vanderbilt, and University of Maryland, Eastern Shore. The USBC lists many national scholarships such as: Pepsi USBC Youth Championships is an annual United States Bowling Congress-Pepsi Sponsored international youth bowling competition at which over 300,000 scholarship dollars are offered at the state/zone level. The USBC Junior Gold Championships compete for more than $70,000 in college scholarships. Enrollment in an undergraduate program at an accredited college/university is required. High School students are not eligible. You may also contact the youth director at your local bowling center to get current information regarding how to enter the Pepsi USBC Youth Championships. Gift for Life Scholarships honor the heroes of September 11, 2001 and all who regularly risk danger to save the lives of others. Scholarship amount is $1,000 and applicants must be USBC high school students with a GPA of at least 2.0. Two of the twelve awards are set aside each year for a son and a daughter of police, fire and emergency rescue personnel. Selection is also based on financial need. Who's Who Sports Edition All Academic Bowling Team is an honorary team comprised of USBC youth selected to receive a $1,000 scholarship award based on community service and academic achievement. USBC members published in the Who's Who Among American High School Students - Sports Edition are eligible to compete. The Earl Anthony Memorial Scholarships recognize 5 USBC youth members based on academic achievement, community service and financial need. This award is for $5,000. Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow Scholarship is annually presented to a male high school senior or undergraduate student who competes in the sport of bowling. Selection criteria include academic achievement, community involvement and distinguished bowling performances on the local, state and national levels. Award is for $1500 renewable for up to 3 years. Applicant must be a USBC member in good standing and have a GPA of 2.5. Local associations also offer scholarships and its never too early to think about applying. Go to their websites: mcba-njbowling.com/applications/ScholApplic.pdf for the MCUSBC BA and the womens association has: www.morriscountywba.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/scholarship_application.pdf Some of the leading colleges offering bowling scholarships are: Wichita State, Texas Southern, University of Florida and Vincennes University. A little research goes a long way and can return a host of scholarship dollars to you. Start now! *********************** Here we have two ends of the spectrum: one bowler had his first 800 series but has yet to bowl a 300 game. The other saw his twenty-first 300 game. James Westergaard saw his first 800 series, an 820, this after 25 years of bowling. It was in the Monday Night Early Birds at Rockaway Lanes. He rolled 242, 279-299 (that darned 7-pin) with a Storm Prodigy fitted by Ken Yokobosky of Pro Image Pro Shop. His previous high sanctioned series was a 790 and that was 20 years ago. His twin sons, Nicholas and Jimmy were on hand. While they marveled at the big series, they both gagged when Dad missed a perfect game. Nicholas already has a 300 game, posted at age 16. Jimmy won his division in the recent Elite Invitational county tournament at Hanover Lanes. James had done the math and knew he had a chance at an 800. I knew I needed the first (strike) in the tenth frame. Once I got that I was relieved, thinking of an 800 more than a 300, so I rushed the last shot in the third game. He has chosen to receive a ring from the US Bowling Congress. He enjoys two leagues, both at Rockaway Lanes. Bob Doc Russano rolled his twenty-first perfect game. The greatest thing, Russano said, is that I turned 70 in August. So this is a great accomplishment. Ive been bowling some PBA Senior tournaments as a Super Super Senior and I joke that Im Editor/Publisher - Dan McDonough the only one in my age category who Pat McDonough - 1967-1996 has his own teeth! That stands to reaCirculation Manager Editorial Assistant son, as Doc is a retired dentist. Henry Allen Immaculatta D'Elia It was a fluke that Bob got into Contributing Writers bowling in the first place. In his Chuck Pezzano George Faytok Joan Taylor freshman year at NY University he Al Smetana Larry Diebner John Jowdy needed to take a required six months Pat McDonough Vince Albrech Joe Rizzi of physical education. He chose For information regarding advertising, bowling because he thought it would subscriptions, or editorial content call: be easy, and shot a 165 his very first game. He bowled in leagues with a guy named Mark Roth. His neighbor Fax: (201) 865-6246 was another guy, named Joe Torre. E-mail - Sportsreporter@mail.com Bob works at fundraising for the Sports Reporter Coccia Foundation at Montclair P.O. Box 1491, Secaucus, NJ 07094 State University and bowls two nights a week.

Idle bowling thoughts. A team's lineup positions can be very important. All-time great Parker Bohn III feels that your leadoff individual should be a deadly spare shooter, one that can mark when it counts most and one that can spark the spirit of a team. The anchor or final bowler in the lineup should be your best all-around bowler, but not necessarily the one with the highest average. A top anchor can hit the pocket when the pressure is on, is a good solid spare bowler, but one better known for coming up with that strike or two when needed in a tight game. There is no such thing as an easy spare, unless it's the one you don't have to face because you got a strike. Did you know that up until 1994, from 1958, pro bowlers had to follow strict limits on the length of hair, pony tails, braids and beards. In the more than 50 years that pro bowling has been on TV, the happening causing the most comment was not a big win, not a particular match, not a perfect game, but Mark Roth's first ever TV conversion of the 7-10 split. You hear about the 300 games rolled in bowling. But a real rarity in bowling is a 291 game, and the rarest of them all in the upper category is a 292 game. Bowling does have some power to make people much more attentive to dates. The same people who make medical and business matter appointments mere days in advance often enter bowling tournaments two years prior to the competition.

The move to Texas by most integers in bowling will take time, particularly such attractions as the International Bowling Hall of Fame and Museum, but it has to be one of the most forward thinking bowling ideas in the history of the sport. The more you study bowling history the more you realize that the negative of bowling has been expanded and repeated much more than the more prevalent positives of the sport---at every level. Many long years ago John Petraglia was asked who he saw as the future stars. His selections were Parker Bohn III, Dave Ozio, Amleto Monacelli, Pete Weber, Brian Voss and Del Ballard. That's what you call a super crystal ball. All became top stars and all have been elected to the PBA Hall of Fame. The good old days were when you were pretty sure you could bowl your weight. When you discuss smooth bowlers, the name of the late Joe Joseph comes to mind most often. For a fairly big man, he moved to the line with all the grace and balance of dancing legend Fred Astaire. One big difference, Joseph carried a heavy bowling ball, not a light hat or cane. The head pin of a bowling setup probably has more strange remarks directed to it than any other inanimate object in the world. Any league secretary or tournament director will tell you that the people who know all the bowling rules and let you know they do are not nearly as bad as the bowlers who think they know all the rules.

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AT OCEAN LANES
Katilynn Nardiello, Corinne Maher 259
LAKEWOOD, NJ- Katilynn Nardiello and Corinne Maher each rolled a high game of 259 in the Saturday Scratch Trio League. Faith Meder rolled 245-208, RyanMelia and Matt Clark 233, Karsyn Lukosius 225, Curtin Pach Tinler 223, Justin Montesano 222, Luke Kane 219, Matt Celano 216, Tori Campbell, Kelly Nicosia and Amanda Nardiello 211, Stephanie Buehl 210 and Amber Macleod posted a 201 game.

Kevin Macchia Leads Holiday to Youth Travel Title

By Vince Albrecht HACKENSACK, NJ In the Stan Niemiec Youth Travel League finale, Holidays Kevin Macchia blitzed Montvale with an afternoon best 671, as his team claimed the championship with a closing 872-838 rubber game triumph after splitting the first two contests. Kevin strung games of 214, 224 and 233 and teammate Ryan Kattine had 212, 224 to offset Montvales strong challenge from Brian OFlaherty 223, 229, 214-666 and Nick Rossi 213-222. Montvales setback forced them into a second-place one-game playoff with Bowler City I which had taken five of seven points from Fair Lawn II. The lanes change benefited Montvales Bobby McCarthy who rebounded from his earlier below par threesome with a crushing 247, the days high single, as his quartet rolled past BC I, 878-805; Ryan Perez, who scored 206 in the Fair Lawn II match, rolled 212 in the playoff for BC I. Other fine scores in the season-ending session included BC Is John Draney 244, 204-647 and Eric Grabusnik 211; Fair Lawn IIs Jake Rollins 205, 222-612 and Justin Floyd 231; BC II, which took two of three from FL I, was led by 13-year-old James Kane 199,186 and above average scores from Olivia Wank and Steven Spina; FL Is Simon Lezaja had 211, 11-year-old Steven Plaszky 201 and 10-year-old Hunter Perry, a strong over-average 171. High Individual average: [boys] Brian OFlaherty 215, Tim Scott 206, Jake Rollins 205, Kevin Macchia 202, Mike Carr 199.5 and Bobby McCarthy 199.3; [girls] Stacy Fernandez 190, Shannon Rossi 151.3 and Claire Rieser 151.1. High Series: [boys] Brian OFlaherty 751 and Jake Rollins 747; [girls] Stacy Fernandez 654 and Shannon Rossi 560. High Game: [boys] Mike Carr and Brian OFlaherty 269, Bobby McCarthy 268 and Jake Rollins 267; [girls] Stacy Fernandez 255, Shannon Rossi 216 and Claire Rieser 215.

Jared Stuart 232

LAKEWOOD, NJ Jared Stuart led the scoring in the Saturday Junior Classic League firing a high game of 232. Justin Campgell rolled 230-202, Matt Fluck 217-204, Joe Iacona 214, Shawn Kollmer 213, Michael Brennan 212, Anthony DiCristina 208, Robert Gusman 204 and Cathy Jones rolled a 203.

Joe Iacona 220

LAKEWOOD, NJ Joe Iacona rolled 220, Jusitn Campbell 218, McKenna Collier 212, Justin Throckmorion 209, Matt Fluck 203, Michael Brennan 200, Brian Lash 191, Cathy Jones 187, Brandy Collins 181, Christien Jones 178, Jimmy Hulsart 177, Patrick Brown 173, and Jillian Stuart 171 in the Saturday Junior Classic League.

Michael Guzman 200

LAKEWOOD, NJ Michael Guzman rolled 200, Kamerin Peters 182, Paige Peters 179, Alec Hehir 168, Kim Zalewski 122, Rachel Katz 115, MIkayla Lane 110, Shayla Wisk 108, Cristy Sharkey 106, Deann Downs 103, and Nicolas Gross 102.

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October 12 - 18, 2011

AT MAPLE LANES
Michael Martell 762
BROOKLYN, NY Michael Martell led the scoring in the Friday Juniors League firing a high game of 288 and a high series of 762. Joey Romaon hit 193, Anthony Mastroianni 165, Joe Trapani 164, Emma Perrone 131, and Michael Spencer 108.

Steve Romako 761

BROOKLYN, NY Steve Romako rolled 268-761, and Harry Bates, Jr. 268-738 in the Monday Mixed League.

Marc Avena 758

BROOKLYN, NY Marc Avena led the scoring in the Tuesday Mens Handicap League firing a 279 game for a high series of 758. Drew Hodnick shot 285-727, and Greg Matera 247-710. In the Senior Mens League John Bonini hit 264-686, and Dan Gregorio 246-716.

Alberto Sanchez 286

BROOKLYN, NY Alberto Sanchez rolled 286, Rich Baron 266-716, and Angela Rizzuto 258-615 in the Friday Nite Mixed League.

Dominick Caccia 739

BROOKLYN, NY Dominick Caccia rolled 279-739, and Bobby Powers 265-715 in the Fleetwood Mens League.

Parsuram Maharaj 730

BROOKLYN, NY In the Triples League Parsuram Mahraj rolled 258-730, and Cecilio Taveras 246-716. In the Bowl USA League Erick Stavrous hit 279-622.

Sal Sparacino 730

BROOKLYN, NY Sal Sparacino led the scoring in the Thursday Mens Match League firing a 267 game for a high series of 730. Kris Carbonaro rolled 277-720, and Steven Lambros 290-701.

Danny Bivin 189 Sparks Flaming Mangos to Adult/Junior Lead

BY Vince Albrecht NORTH ARLINGTON, NJ 05-27-11 The Flaming Mangos regained first place in North Arlingtons Adult-Junior Doubles by blanking the Razzle Dazzlerz, 922-838 behind 15-year-old Danny Bivins 189 and 165 games. The Rutherford freshman sits atop the youth average leader-board at the 175 mark. The Dazzlerz 13-yearold Chris McBride overcame a rough start to finish the evening holding onto youth second high average of 150. Kurgan Bergen, who had been swept by Disastrous Poultry early in the season, took advantage of an off night by them to come away with seven points and move into a tie with Poultry for third place. Kurkan finished strong behind 12-year-old Alec Gruttadaurias 157 to take the finale, 361-338 while 14-year-old Sam Passaro bounced back with a +37, the sessions best over-average mark, to pace Disastrous Poultry.

Sam Passaro, Danny Bivin Pace Juniors

By Vince Albrecht NORTH ARLINGTON, NJ 05-13-11 Sam Passaro locked into the pocket for a five-bagger in scoring 210, his first ever league deuce as his Disastrous Poultry team crushed Kurgan-Bergen in game three to come away with three points, 1091-1012. Kurgan had taken the first two games thanks to 12-year-old Alec Gruttadaurias 187163, his best scores to date. In the seasons initial position encounter, the Flaming Mangos regained first place by sweeping the Razzle Dazzlerz, 7-0 behind youth average leader Danny Bivins 191, 193, 208-592. Despite falling just shy of his first 600, Dannys continued stellar bowling lifted his five-week average to 182 as he earned Bowler of the Week honors for the third time.

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October 12 - 18, 2011

Richie Williams 695 at Rabs

STATEN ISLAND, NY Richie Williams topped the scoring in the Michael Carbonaro Mixed League at Rabs Country Lanes firing a 269 game for a high series of 695. Ryan Friend rolled 246-670, Bob Jacobson 255-661, vangie Romano 214-625, Lisa Fontana 225-600, Gary Reebe 256, Melissa Hughes 247, Justin Andrews 240, Victor Correa 242, Andrewa Lindell 217, Jeanna Savage 230, Dee Graff 222, Sue Zuki 221, and Sue Campbell 214.

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SPORTS REPORTER

AT SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES

Larry Franzese 290
LEVITTOWN, NY Larry Franzese took high game honors while bowling in the Sunday AM Trios League firing an impressive game of 290 on the way to a 707 series. Iceman Risi rolled 11 strikes for a 279 game to highlight a 704 set while Jason Forshee did as well hitting his 279 in the session high set of 749. Tony Pepe rolled 278-729, Chris Paroly 278-708, Swifty Catapano 267-758, Charlie Minch 258, Phil Tjimos 252, and Christina Schulze tossed a 247 game.

Joe Hopp 231

LEVITTOWN, NY Joe Hopp led the scoring in the Wednesday Swingtime Seniors League firing high game of 231. Joe Macaluso rolled 221, Marylou Hopp 218203, Joe Macaluso 212, and Gene Kelly 211.

Anthony Gatterdam 278

LEVITTOWN, NY Anthony Gatterdam led the scoring in the Friday Astoria Federal League firing games of 278-249, Mike Clark 268, Justin Sternberg 252,and Peter Maletta 248.

Pete Taormina 266

LEVITTOWN, NY Pete Taormina led the scoring in the Monday LIA League firing a high game of 266. Steve Koopmann shot 259, Joseph Morreale 246652, Jen Zappolo 214-210-624, and Patty Werback 203. In the Monday Seniors Bob Haskin rolled 225, Ray Wilson 213 and Bill Miller rolled a 210 game.

Joe Fink 707

LEVITTOWN, NY Joe Fink paced the scoring in the Thursday Night Foursome League firing a 254 game for a high series of 707. Ed Hawkins rolled 266, Anthony Lupo 259, Pete Cornell 258, Bruce Kaizer 257, Scott Ehrlich 254, Denis Mendelson, Mike Consenza, and Tom DiVincenzo 248, and Linda Assenza 205.

Mike Jochade 799

LEVITTOWN, NY Mike Jochade led the scoring in the Sunday AM Trios League firing games of 296-269 for a high series of 799. Phil Tjimos rolled 288, Joe Brill 278, Jason Forshee 269, Keith Hengel 264, Willie Lane 270, and Christian Schulze 258.

Anna Bell 693

LEVITTOWN, NY - Anna Bell led the scoring in the Thursday Charles McShane 4-Man League firing games of 253 and 237 for a high series of 693. John Linkens rolled 279, Harry Bailey 266, Ken Luparella 252, and Tom Gallagher hit 681.

Jason Vavaro 289

LEVITTOWN, NY Jason Vavaro led the scoring in the Thursday Charles McShane 4-Man League firing a high game of 289. Steve Terech hit 276, Phil Piacentini 266-741, Andrew Assenza 266, Frank Lunghi 737, and Jeffrey Schneider 734.

Jerry Packard 675

LEVITTOWN, NY Jerry Packard led the scoring in the Thursday Hits N Misses League firing a high series of 675. Jimmy Moore rolled 258-667, John Greiner 244, Jim Fenimore 243, and June Iacono 204.

Jimmy Moore 718

LEVITTOWN, NY Jimmy Moore led the scoring in the Thursday Hits and Misses League firing a 243 game for a high series of 718. Gene Market hit 241, and Patrick Fisher 239.

Chris Elsworthy 661

LEVITTOWN, NY Chris Elsworthy rolled 661, Gilberto Cruz 256, Charlie Liotta 246, and Jen Zappolo 244-645 in the Monday LIA League. In the Monday Seniors League Bob Sandkuhl rolled 235-221, Matt Phelan 223, Michael Sala 220-213-605, and Jack Mateer 202.

Pete Thomasefsky 649

LEVITTOWN, NY Pete Thomasefsky led the scoring in the Wednesday Young @ Hearts League firing games of 236-212 for a high series of 649. Richie Coyer shot 233, Bob Haskins 209, and Richard Mennona 202. In the Wednesday Swingtime Seniors League Cappy Caporusso hit 220, Bob Archer 211, Joe Marcahser 205, and Joe Hopp 204.

Kevin Coummatus 246

LEVITTOWN, NY Kevin Coummatus pitched a 246 game, Kevn Senff 234 and Dan Hastings 239 while competing in the Tuesday BK Sweenys .

Richie Coyer 623

MADISON, NJ Richie Coyer paced the scoring in the Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors League firing games of 213 and 166 for the high set of 623. Joe Cagna rolled 204-230, Mike Damato 236, Charlie Demarest 212, Rocco Torrieri 211, and Charlie Stumpf 209.

Denise Exner 230

LEVITTOWN, NY Denise Exner paced the scoring in the Tuesday Early Birds/Meadow Ladies League firing a high game of 230. Ann Marie Romano rolled 223, Liz Fuast 219219-617, Pat Curatolo 212-212, Jennifer Traina 212, Freda Amon 211, and Anne Zajack 207. In the Wednesday Ladies of the Morning League Sue Moran rolled 225, and Ann Falco 205.

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October 12 - 18, 2011

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Sean Williams 731
HOPELAWN, NJ Sean Williams led the Sunday Nite Mixed League with games of 278-257 for the session high series of 731. Cid Stentella rolled 224-225-632, Aaron Williams 217-221-631, Elio Carrasco 238-621, Lauro Perez 227-617, and Joe Bloodgood 209. Vicidomini 246-605, Donald Raymond 222-209-602, and Bob Joseph 220.

AT PLAZA LANES
Joe Parisi 752
MADISON, NJ Joe Parisi topped the scoring in the Friday Classic League firing a 268 game for a high series of 752. Bill Sorg rolled 275, Anthony Parisi 259, Joey Parisi 701, Paul Shiel 697, Donna Badolato and Ellen Moore 221, and Joy Wona 214.

John Baginsky 678

HOPELAWN, NJ John Baginsky led the scoring in the La Buona Pizza League tossing games of 203258-217 for a high series of 678. Pat Moreno rolled 216-238-644, John Baginsky, Jr. 222-218-623, Chris Pouthress 225, Ron Tanko 211, and Kristen Troutman 206. In the Bank League John Sodorko rolled 233-611.

Rocco Fortunato 726

HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco Fortunato led the scoring in the Family League firing games of 246-237-243 for a high series of 726. Bob Nebus rolled 234-213-629, JohnP orcellana 257-624, Brian Small, Jr. 242-204-621, Steve Venito 226, and Nicholas Krimin 212.

Rick Bednarik 274

MADISON, NJ Rick Bednarik led the scoring in the CMIL League firing a high game of 274. Peter Caporaso shot 722, Jennifer Drury 217, and Margaret Byrne 560.

Paul Harney 667

HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Harney rolled 237-256-667, William D. Willard 200-256-628, Charlene Martino 225, and Ryan G. Kirkland 209 in the Tuesday Nite Trios League.

Liesl Apgar 674

MADISON, NY In the Ladies League Liesl Apgar shot 253-674, Bea Reinacher 195 and Liz McKissock 191.

John Kertesz 721

HOPELAWN, NJ John Kertesz led all bowling in the Raritan Bay Mens League pitching games of 280-206 and 235 for a high 721 set. Joe Lampariello rolled 214-236-244-694, Steve Venito 215-267-211-693, Bob Crandall 209-244-227680, Amanda Mermann 216-290-675, Joe Plescia 245-201-220-666, Michael Fotia 258-217-656, and Sean Zeleniak 246-212-653.

Trevor Bogert 257

MADISON, NJ Trevor Bogert rolled a high game of 257 in the Wednesday Trio League. Toney Evans shot 254, Dick Raymond 246, Harry Franz 678, Oren Warter 667, and Andrew Stephens 636. In the Union Recreation League Kathy Sorrell shot 171, Debbie Polo 163, and Jean Mackalavage 153.

Cid Stentella 667

HOPELAWN, NJ Cid Stentella led the Knights of Columbus bowling 228-246 for a 697 high set. Bill Dillon rolled 225, Frank Grossi and Bob Banko 224, and Frank Panzino 214. In the Thursday Nite Mixed League Vinny Medvetz took the spotlight when he rolled 212-229-631, Matt Cestone 213-204-211-628, Rollin E. Ball 225-204623, Scott Akalewicz 234, and Danielle Medvetz 222.

Charles Wilfong 637

MADISON, NY Charles Wilfong paced the scoring in the Thursday Mixed League firing a high game of 248 and a high series of 637. Travis Wilfong rolled 223, Thomas Litland 216, and Pat Wilfong 224. In the Chatham Suburbanites League Sally Lauderdale hit 186, Anita Glynn 175, and Kathy Larkin 160.

Steve Venito 707

HOPELAWN, NJ Steve Venito led the competition in the Family League with 257-214-236 for a high series of 707. Bob Nebus rolled 236-220-237-693, Rocco Fortunato 246-226-650, Dave Morgante 242-628, James Medoro 223, Evan Hoff and Dan Pawelek 220, Benjamin Bobrowski 227, Anthony Angotti 219, and Stephanie Hoff 223-203-201-627.

Dennis DeCrosta 638

HOPELAWN, NJ Dennis DeCrosta paced the scoring in the His & Hers League firing games of 215211-212 for a high series of 638. Carmine Latin shot 204-202-223-629, Tom Poulos 234-619, Michael Holoka 201-235, Bonnie DeSimone 234, and Shelly Jacques 201-210-210621.

Dan Pridham 254

MADISON, NJ Dan Pridham rolled 254, Ken kastner 247, Bill Granata 227-665, and Anthony Parisi 625 in the MC Police & Fire League. In the Monday Nite Ladies League Alice Bednarik hit 199, Jodi Belli 193, and Carolyn Paddack 190.

Michael Morris 698

HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Morris led the scoring in the NJ Tunrpike League firing games of 228-222-248 for a high series of 698. Mike Grant hit 229, Drew Rucinski 209, Andy McConnell 206, Ceferino Rivera 210, and Joyce Ellison 201.

Paul Harney 696

HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Harney led the Tuesday Nite Trios tossing 226-212-258 for the session high series of 696. Daniel J. Willard shot 232-213-602, William D. Willard 222, and Charlene Martino posted a 203 game.

Kevin Kennelly 691

HOPELAWN, NJ Kevin Kennelly led the scoring in the Thursday Mixed Nuts League firing 237-218236 for a high series of 691. Don M. Hellahke rolled 230-246-655, Brian Petretta 204-200, and Don E. Hellhake 210. In the His & Hers League Dennis DeCrosta rolled 222-203-211-636, Linda Shafer 201-223-608, Walter Malecki 203-211-605, William Brunner 205-208604, Andy Shafer 225, and B. DeSimone 202-204600.

Nicholas Dellamanna 691

HOPELAWN, NJ Nicholas Dellamanna topped the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League firing games of 258-254 for a high series of 691. Glenn Aiello rolled 204-254-203-661, Dan Krakowski 278-653, Michael Garcia 201-221-225647, Frank Testa 224-248-647, Richard Funk III 212224-628, and Barbara Woitowicz 220.

Ralph Doerfler 686

HOPELAWN, NJ Ralph Doerfler led the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios firing 225-225-236 for a 686 high series. Joe Cordisco rolled 205-212-213-630, Brian