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Vol. 77 No. 36

November 9 - 15, 2016

Merica Rooster Illusion Wins PBA Team Challenge Title

By Bill Vint - PBA
LAS VEGAS, Nev. After scratching its way into the championship
round, the team calling itself Merica
Rooster Illusion threw nine strikes
on 10 attempts to win the
Professional Bowlers Association
Team Challenge at the South Point
Bowling Plaza.
The team, named after a reference
found in the movie Tropical
Thunder, knocked off The BFFs,
PBA photo
the top qualifying team composed of
Merica Rooster Illusion champions Ronnie Russell, Rhino Page,
veteran international players Dom
Chris Loschetter, Marshall Kent, and E.J. Tackett
Barrett and Stuart Williams of
Russell, who won his fourth career PBA Tour title
England, Martin Larsen and Jesper Svensson of
along
with a share of a $30,000 first prize, was joined
Sweden, and Finlands Osku Palermaa, 498-452, in
the two-game, total pinfall final game. Merica by former PBA Rookies of the Year Marshall Kent
locked it up with its strike barrage in a 264-232 (2014), E.J. Tackett (2013) Rhino Page (2008) and
veteran Chris Loschetter, who bowled after being
clinching game.
Were a team of journeymen and young guys, all cleared by doctors in his battle with cancer.
of whom can throw strikes when you need them,
See TEAM CHALLENGE Page 2
team captain Ronnie Russell said.

China and Sweden Claim Titles at World Cup

By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC
SHANGHAI With a plot that
could rival any inspirational sports
movie, Wang Hongbo made history
as he became the first bowler from
China to win the QubicaAMF
Bowling World Cup.
The triumph, most of which
unfolded in his home bowling center, also made Hongbo the second
bowler in 52 years of QubicaAMF
World Cup history to win the event
on his home soil.
Bob Worrall of the United States
was the first to accomplish the feat
when he won the 1981 event in
New York.
USBC photo
Hongbo, who uses the unique
Chinas Wang Hongbo with Swedens Jenny Wegner
spinner release most often seen in
with their Championship Trophy
Asian countries, capped the memoThe 2016 event also marks a special milestone
rable week with a 225-180 win against Irish two- for Swedens Jenny Wegner, who defeated Team
hander Christopher Sloan on a special two-lane USAs Danielle McEwan, 231-204, to win the
installation inside Luwan Sports Complexs bas- womens title.
ketball facility.
See WORLD CUP Page 2

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Pete Conway Slammed a 300

At Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY Pete
Conway blasted a 300 game in the
Wednesday Night Mixed League
at Farmingdale Lanes.
George Stephens, Sr. shot 256-

236-255-747, Jason Simonetti

259, Angie Benzola and Michael
Travers 255, and Randy Catania
247-246-683.

Vernon Moody, Andrew Currie 300

At Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ Vernon Moody and
Andrew Currie each collected
twelve strikes in a row to tally 300
games contesting in the Tuesday
Coors 4-Man at Lodi Lanes.

Frank DiLorenzo posted a 298

game followed by Eric Perez with
a 792 set, Brian Perez 781, and
Chuck Trimblett rolled a 778
series.

Chris Tamayo 300 at Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ Chris Tamayo
rolled a 300 game along with 202243 for a 745 series in the
Middlesex County Classic League
at Majestic Lanes.

Brian Adamson shot 258-214277-749, Mike Koprowicz 233235-257-725, Dan Clark 226-266220-712, and Joe Herber 232-278706.

SEAN RASH JOINS PBAS EXCLUSIVE

DOUBLE-DIGIT TITLES CLUB
Back-to-back victories in the PBA Fall Swing Badger Open and Detroit Open
for his 10th and 11th career titles made Sean Rash the 51st player in PBA history
to win at least 10 PBA Tour titles.
Of the 51, 42 are already members of the PBA Hall of Fame. The others who
are title-eligible for PBA Hall of Fame consideration are Chris Barnes, Tommy
Jones, Mika Koivuniemi, Patrick Allen, Jason Belmonte, Bryan Goebel, Steve
Hoskins, Wes Malott and Rash.
Of those with at least 10 titles, only Goebel and Hoskins are currently eligible
based on the second criteria, which is a minimum 20 years of PBA membership.
Assuming the following players maintain their memberships, Barnes (18 titles)
will become eligible for PBA Hall of Fame consideration in 2018, Allen (13) and
Koivuniemi (15) in 2019, Jones (17) in 2020, Malott (10) in 2021, Rash (11) in
2025, and Belmonte (12) in 2028.
If a player doesnt meet the 10 title minimum requirement for eligibility, the
alternative is five standard PBA Tour titles plus two majors. Mike Scroggins (eight
titles including two majors) is membership-eligible and title-eligible under the
alternate criteria (for the record, Rash, Barnes, Jones, Koivuniemi, Allen and
Belmonte also have won at least two majors among their total titles).
When a player achieves both title and years of membership requirements, he is
automatically put on the PBA Hall of Fame ballot. Scroggins, Goebel and Hoskins
are currently on the PBA Hall of Fame ballot, which requires a candidate to receive
votes on at least two-thirds of ballots cast for election to the hall of fame. Voters
include existing PBA Hall of Famers and a panel of veteran bowling writers and
industry leaders.

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TEAM CHALLENGE
Continued from Page 1

It really wasnt about Losch

and cancer, Tackett said. Losch
is Losch. He doesnt change, but
when he got cleared to bowl, thats
what we wanted to do for him. To
get a win after what hes been
through really makes it special.
Loschetter, who earned his second PBA Tour title, also took it in
stride. He was diagnosed with testicular cancer just before the
GEICO PBA World Series of
Bowling VII in Reno last
December, had surgery, and
thought he was cleared until the
cancer resurfaced in his abdomen
during the summer. After another
bout of chemo, he was declared
clear in early October.
It definitely makes you appreciate life, the Avon, Ohio resident
said. Getting another title? Yeah,
thats cool.
The PBA Team Challenge is a
one-of-a-kind five-player team
competition for the sports most
talented players. It was conduct as
part of the South Point Bowling
Plaza Fall Classic.

In the first match in the twogame, total pinfall Baker format

stepladder finals, Merica Rooster
Illusion defeated Playin With
House Money (Josh Blanchard,
Dino Castillo, D.J. Archer, Shawn
Maldonado and Tom Daugherty),
508-488. The difference proved to
be Archers 10 pin in the eighth
frame, ending a deadlock when
Rooster Illusion closed the match
with six consecutive strikes.
Merica Rooster Illusion then
broke open a five-pin match with a
string of six consecutive strikes to
win the semifinal match, 482-452,
eliminating the highly-regarded
all-star team, One College POY
and You Know the Rest (Chris
Barnes, Bill ONeill, Tommy
Jones, Wes Malott and Jason
Belmonte). The POY team represented a combined total of 64
PBA titles, by far the most in the
entire 20-team tournament field.
PBA members then joined many
of the sports top amateur players
in the U.S. Open at the South
Point Bowling Plaza.

Sports Reporter
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Phark, a 54 year old small business owner from Flushing, NY
won his first Long Isand
Generations Bowling Tour title at
the clubs inaugural event at Strike
10 Deer Park.
Yon Gyo defeated Hector
Perez, Whitestone, NY 251-226
to win the $2,000 top prize.
While Hector won $1,000 for
second,
Adam
DeRossi,
Massapequa Park, NY finished
third with a 213 worth $600.
Rounding out the top 4 was
Chris Werben, Brooklyn, NY,
with a 180 worth $400. The
incredible prize fund was due to
the $1,000 added by tournament
sponsor Realty Direct.
The final 4 shootout was actually the third round of a 16
bowler bracket. Yon Gyo was
giving everyone handicap as he
had the highest average of the 4
bowlers. He bowled consistently
all 10 frames as he was the only
bowler to throw a clean game.
Hector had a 17 pin lead in the
6th frame but when he opened
the next 3 frames, and Yon Gyo
doubled, the match was basically
over. Adam did make a late come
back with a double in the 8th and
9th frames but when he failed to
throw a strike in the 10th his title
hopes were dashed.

Joan Taylor Pat McDonough

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WORLD CUP
Continued from Page 1
The last time a woman from Sweden won the World Cup also was the
last time the event was held in China, as Asa Larsson hoisted the coveted trophy in Beijing in 1991.
Two keys to Wegners success were a ball change before the final
match, which she hoped would help her conquer the challenging left
lane, and focusing on some friends down-lane between frames to keep
her from thinking too much about the expansive venue or any poor shots
along the way.
Right now, I feel shocked, especially with how many great players
were here this week, said Wegner, who qualified as the No. 4 seed after
36 games at Haos Bowling, located on the ground floor below the
arena. I was a little nervous and unsure about bowling in the arena and
with all of the people, but it was a lot of fun.
Wegner failed to convert the 3-10 split early in the championship
match, but strikes in frames five through eight swung the momentum in
her favor, and she sealed the win with another strike to start the 10th
frame.
The first half of the mens final was a see-saw battle, as Hongbo and
Sloan both were plagued by splits.
A 7-8 split in the fifth frame and 4-10 split in the sixth frame turned
Hongbos early lead into a deficit, but Sloan couldnt capitalize. He left
splits of his own in the fifth and seventh frames, and it proved to be the
opening Hongbo needed to complete his historic run.
Hongbo closed with six consecutive strikes to claim his place in the
record books.
On the way to the final, Hongbo used the momentum of a five-strike
start to top Slovenias Anze Grabrijan, 234-200, while Sloan defeated
top seed Martin Larsen of Sweden, 188-165.
Sloan denied the Swedish representatives the chance to sweep the
World Cup titles. Sweden is the only nation to have accomplished the
feat, doing so in 1986.
Wegners path to the title first went through top seed Bernice Lim of
Singapore, whom she defeated 224-207. The two exchanged early open
frames before settling in, and Wegner was able to outlast the 2016
United States Bowling Congress Queens champion.
McEwan earned her meeting with Wegner with a 248-236 win over
Malaysias Syaidatul Hamidi, also throwing a clutch strike in her final
frame to escape with the victory.
The field at the 2016 World Cup included 81 men and 63 women, representing 84 countries, all of whom bowled 20 games over four days,
before the field was cut to the top 24 for eight additional games.
The top eight in each division then qualified for round-robin match
play, and 36-game pinfall totals, including 30 bonus pins for each win,
determined the semifinalists.
All competition leading up to the semifinals was held at Haos
Bowling, a 24-lane facility.

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November 9 - 15, 2016

Fort Worths Kerry Fulford Earns 2016 PBA50

Dick Weber Sportsmanship Award
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
CHICAGO - Bowling in his
first season full-time on the
PBA50 Tour, 64-year-old
Kerry Fulford of Fort Worth,
Texas was selected as the
winner of the 2016 PBA50
Dick Weber Sportsmanship
Award as voted on by his fellow players.
Tom Carter (last years
Dick Weber Sportsmanship
recipient) told me that
receiving the award was as
good, if not better than winning a title, said Fulford.
Ive never won a title but I
would have to agree with
Tom on that.
Because of a bad back,
which was injured while
serving in the U.S. Army in the
mid-70s, Fulford has his good
and bad days on the PBA50
Tour.
I decided that I felt well
enough to go full time this
year, said Fulford, who has
bowled in PBA50 events since
2003. The best I can be is 90
percent. Its something I just
have to deal with. Just to be able
to be out here with all these guys
is great. Even though realistical-

ly I cant be competitive day-in

and day-out, I go into it thinking
I can win, otherwise, why show
up?
Despite his back ailment,
Fulford did throw a 300 game in
the
PBA50
National
Championship, the final tournament of the season.
Until I learned I got the (sportsmanship) award the 300 game
was probably the highlight of
the season and to do it in the last
tournament of the season was

extra special, said Fulford,

who began bowling in PBA
competition in 1986.
I learned early on how
important it was to be
respectful of everyone in the
sport, from the players, to the
fans, sponsors and proprietors. Without them we
couldnt do it.
Among other top vote-getters
for the award were Paul
McCordic, John Dudak,
Warren Burr and Sam
Maccarone.
The
Dick
Weber
Sportsmanship Award is
named after the late PBA Hall
of Famer who among his
many accomplishments in the
sport won 30 PBA Tour and
six PBA50 Tour titles.
PBA50 Dick Weber
Sportsmanship Award Winners
2016 Kerry Fulford
2015 - Tom Carter
2014 - Chris Keane
2013 - Robert Harvey
2012 - Dave Soutar
2011 - Ray Randall
2010 - Robert Harvey
2009 - Larry Graybeal
2008 - Fred Baldwin

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Justin Milligan Tops Youth Travelers

By Vince Albrecht
MONTVALE, NJ Justin Milligan didnt reach 600 as his teammates
did, but his second game 261 was the sessions top single and jumpstarted Holiday II to an early season high-water mark 913 net as the
quartet outslugged Montvale 18-14 in the Stan Niemiec Youth
Travel Leagues highest scoring match of the day. Helping Justin
pound the maples for the victors were Jared Duncan 218-236-212666, Rachel Duncan 213-222-200-635 and Devin Crowley 234612.
Montvales high rollers exploded for a league best 2591 net, just
shy of averaging 216 for the set. 13-year-old Joseph Hammer
Mahoney led the barrage by hammering [sorry, couldnt resist that]
the pin deck with 221-258-216-695 followed by Henry Tipping
213-228-203-644, Ryan Kitz 211-211-212-634 and Matt Russell
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overtake Hi-Tor I, 19-13 [2810], despite the concerted efforts of
Brandon Smith 244-249-237-730 [the days top threesome], Johnny
Toscano 226-207-210-643 and Matt Cona 212. Paramus Catholic
junior Vicki Vucak led the scoring for BC II with a 206 single.
Defending league champ Bowler City III overwhelmed T-Bowl,
21.5-10.5 behind a strong showing from Nathan Tombo 238-214224-676, Tiffany Sucero 249 and Peter Bondy 212; pacing the TBowl squad was 14-year-old Tom Luchetta with a middle game
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Fueled by triple deuces from Nick Cilento 241-211-212-664 and
Alex McGuire 210-222-203-635, Holiday I fired nine 200s in its
23-9 triumph over Hi-Tor II. The other big games for the winners
came from Frank Magyar 211-219 and David Neil 213. Rolling
well for Hi-Tor II were 15-year-old Nicole Cona 243-612, 13-yearold Isabella Palamaro 214 and Tappan Zee H.S. sophomore Vinny
Avallone 202.
Bowler City I powered its way to a 2410 net in outscoring Lodi,
20-12. Keying BC I was talented Dumont H.S. senior Kyle
Schellberg who lifted his average to 228 with a sterling 232-259673. Contributing as well were Kristen Kane 211-215-622 and
JonMikal Sepero 222. Lodis impressive finish earned them eight
of their twelve points. Hawthorne H.S. senior Madison Perry found
her timing after the opener and closed with 229-243-637 while
anchor Steve Plaszky, also a Hawthorne senior, chipped in with
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AT ROCKAWAY LANES
Weekend Warriors Sizzlin Strikers: Isaac Russell 227619, Benjamin Cruz 111-313, Benjamin Ginsberg 99-258,
Jarret Glickman 70-180, Hannah Digangi 129-343, Chelsey
Cruz 100-262.

Rockaway Trios: Mike Potoski 279-762, Chris Byrnes

277, Tom Jordan 267-763, Daron Samples 266, Jeff Morin
264-747, Patrick Fisher 260, Brian Scott 721, Alison Gomer
264-692.

Spanish American Men: Tyrone Wahl 251, Jose Acevedo

234-653, Dave Katz 212-581, Tyrone Wahl 247-667, Benny
Nieves 245-628, Jose Acevedo 234-673.

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Julio Soto 279-695, Paul

DiStruco 259-738, Ed Pico 257, Heriberto Matias 255,
Sandy Turner 228-562, Denise Frey 224-555, Marissa
Tingoli 211-530.

Sunday Adult Junior: Adult: Brian Lipp 266-665, Keith

Helbourg 238-626, Juniors: Brandon Lipp 123-271,
Zachary Helbourg 66-178.
Chester Men: Stephan Szadenings 240-488, Kevin
Savadge 223-624, Don Van Norman 233 game, Walt Rawa
224-559, Mark Absalon 224-576, Steve Baird 220-579,
Allan Alpaugh 203-552, Charlie Tredway Sr. 202.

Fox Hills Seniors: Stuart Gomer 225-595, Joe Dagostino

223-587, Pablo Traverso 211, Kathy Ingenito 197-422,
Helen Loverro 173-478, Terry Vandermeer 169-433.
Morris Hills Mixed: Sal Antoniello 180-485, Bill
Hamilton 167-461, Barry Webb 161-428, Manny
Barroqueriro 147-400, Joyce Brokling 167-478, Dolores
Webb 158-439, Gerrie Taormina 150.

Rockaway Women: Denise Anzelone 192-484, Claudia

Lupfer 187-509, Carol Scheu 185-473, Susan Chillemi 183,
Annette Rossi 178-515.
Rockaway Foursome: Chris Systma 244-679, Steve
Dickman 244-598, John Kavanaugh 234, Kathy Stone 207517 Elyse Dickman 178-449.
Nor Bu Lodge: John Jenkins 263-643, BIll Karpack 256657, Roger McKeon 247-684, Stacey Titus 199-545, Lisa
Bischer 178-481, Julie Calliau 168, Marie Vantreuren 459.
Thursday Night Mixed: Ed Galuska 258-666, PJ Adams
248-666, Tim Muehlbauer 247-634, Don Fries 223, Martha
Hoffman 158, Linda Alven 166-468, Joann Brown 168-491.
Youth:
Bumper Busters: Jacob Paniconi 93-175, Joey Martella 156.

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At Ocean Lanes

AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Dwight Flowers 804

Sean McGinn 696

FARMINGDALE, NY Dwight
Flowers topped the scoring in the
Custom Thumbz Doubles League
blasting games of 278-246-280 for
a high series of 804.
Alby Pezzella hit 246-232-247725, Julio Zambrano 259-246707, Leroy Singletary 279-237710, and Nadine Williams-Clory
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FARMINGDALE, NY Sean
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Thursday El Cheapo League
rolling games of 200-253-223 for
a high series of 696.
Rich Snyder rolled 220, Steve
Patitucci and John Moran 217, and
Jackie LaBau 215.
In the Rockvilles League Stacy
Salomides shot 236-224, Gloria
Belmonte 222, Kathy Andrews
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Ken Bruce z 751

FARMINGDALE, NY Ken
Bruce led the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Mens League
rolling games of 278-247 for a
high series of 751.
Glen Smith shot 259-258-718,
Jim Guardino 269-226-701, John
Maglio 247-675, Dennis Shapiro
245-239-673, and Rob Velez 279.

Michael Carpenter 738

FARMINGDALE, NY Michael
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Thursday Senior Birds League
rolling games of 236-237-265 for
a high series of 738.
Stan Adler shot 268, Jay McCray
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Clay 226, and Curtis Mae
Harbison 220.

Forrest Aker 726

FARMINGDALE, NY Forrest
Aker paced the scoring in the
Wednesday Senior Doubles
League rolling games of 214-258258 for a high series of 726.
Andrew Larsen shot 207-256258-721, Charlie Johnson 215232-237-684, Jerival George 245237-684, and James Hardaway
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Alex Bogolubsky 711

FARMINGDALE, NY Alex
Bogolubsky led the scoring in the
Friday Night Mixed League
rolling games of 246-227-238 for
a high series of 711.
Charles Johnson rolled 221-232235-688, Joseph DiRe 248-242691, Al Bennett 255, and John
Hodge 243-221-681.

November 9 - 15, 2016

LAKEWOOD, NJ - Nick Ventrice

slammed a 285 game while bowling in the Scratch Trio League at
Ocean Lanes.
Tossing other high games were
Angel Gonzalez with a 266,
Christian Paz also 266, Zach Letts
265, Andrea Meyer 248, Cameron
Waldhelm 247, Jimmy Breslin
244, Michael Guzman 244, Paige
Peters 239, and Nick Brescia 239.

Jim Carey 682

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FARMINGDALE, NY Jim
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Tuesday Late Mens League
rolling games of 225-222-235 for
a high series of 682.
James Nolan rolled 232-225-673,
Joe LaSpina 269-664, and Jack
McCarthy and Mike Forrai 256.

LAKEWOOD, NJ - Eric
Lazarchick took the lead competing in the Pin Hitters under 12
League at Ocean Lanes when he
posted a 216, Emily Hehir was
close behind with a 213game.
Olivia Salvatore tossed 189, Leah
Varela 179, Mikalah Carter 167,
Gavin Toth 160, Jared Kirchner
155, Ryan Thergesen 149, Adah
Christian 146, Jenna Votta 142.

Robert Wright 635

FARMINGDALE, NY Robert
Wright shot 247-202-635, Chris
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Rivera 224 in the Saturday
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Bernice Namorato rolled 185,
Remee Mallay 176, Jennie
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November 9 - 15, 2016

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Eric Oppenheimer 758

Joey Parisi III 733

Branden Barrese 691

John Syslo 676

Josh Herbert 649

HOPELAWN,
NJ

Eric
Oppenheimer topped the scoring
in the Middlesex County Classic
League blasting games of 267238-263 for a high series of 758.
Dan Clark rolled 259-248-232739, Ryan Friend 263-242-234739, Anthony Bascone 259-200276-735, Jimmy Gill 248-236246-730, Ed Hayes, Jr. 224-289216-729, William Baiey 224-278238-723, and Glenn Mohr 227244-237-708.
In the Thursday Night
Mixed/FBC League Jake Olszyk
shot 215, and Nicholas Piomelli
195.

HOPELAWN, NJ Joey Parisi III

topped the Friday Night Classic
blasting 240-224-269 for a 733.
Curtis Kyzima hit 224-248-259731, Richard Ruby 227-249-664,
Michael Potoski 234-212-201-647,
and Vinnie Pagnotta 226-224-644.

HOPELAWN, NJ Branden
Barrese earned top honors in the
Avenel Youth League blasting
games of 231-225-235 for a high
series of 691.
Jeremy Soto shot 227, Deanna
Calantoni 205, Heather Melendez
183, Dylan Mackin 196, and Ryan
Soto 182.

HOPELAWN, NJ - John Syslo led

the scoring in the Thursday Mixed
Nuts League rolling games of 225215-236 for a high series of 676.
K.C. Cabonalis hit 256, Joe
Mosquera 219, and Mike V.
Kennelly 206.

Bill Larsen 652

HOPELAWN, NJ - Josh Herbert

paced the scoring in the Garden
State Mixed League rolling games
of 207-233-209 for a high series of
649.
Kyle Jannuzzi hit 208-216-214638, Robert Girod 258-634, and
Pedro Torres 222-214.

HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Larsen led

the scoring in the Wednesday
Night Mens League rolling games
of 220-246 for a high series of
652.
Dennis Dimascio hit 224-234652, Frank Slomko 201-237-202640, and Nick Simone 233.

HOPELAWN, NJ Kevin Kopko

paced the scoring in the Family
League rolling games of 235-208200 for a high series of 643.
RJ Quintos hit 200-221-205-626,
Daniel Pawelek 204-226, and Lisa
Columbus 233.

Paul Marel 713

HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Morel
led the scoring in the Wednesday
Night Trio rolling games of 244213-256 for a high series of 713.
Bill Hosee hit 225-223-222-670,
Brian Fazzino 233-236-662, Mike
Kelly 212-202-233-648, Matt
Rothstein 200-227-213-640, and
John Krupinski 246-202-640.

Sal Angotti 684

HOPELAWN, NJ - Sal Angotti led
the scoring in the Friday Night
Mixed League rolling games of
246-205-233 for a high 684.
Phil Considine hit 247-632,
Michael Holoka 216-212-619, and
Fernando Chea 243.

Kevin Kopko 643

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AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES

Tim OBrien 754

Keith Benenati 735

William Tyson 731

Al Bennett 724

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Tim OBrien topped the scoring in
the Monday 4 Man Classic League
blasting games of 226-265-263 for
a high series of 754.
Stephen Graff shot 233-257-227717, Len Ambruso 277-251-711,
Robert Buring 299-698, Scott
Rufer 297-685, and Mark Slade
290-684.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Keith Benenati led the Wednesday
Night Mixed rolling games of
257-254-224 for a high 735.
Willie Fessler rolled 269-237222-728, Chris Gardner 278-236726, John Laurita 278, George
Stephens, Sr. 254-695, Ray
Brooks 253-695, and Les Forrai
278-234-684.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
William Tyson led the scoring in
the Wednesday Senior Doubles
League rolling games of 269-226236 for a high series of731.
Stan Rosadio shot 227-234-256717, James Hardaway 216-229223-668, Charlie Hall 257-213678, and Bob Schiavone 236-224654.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Al
Bennett led the scoring in the
Friday Night Mixed League
rolling games of 243-246-235for a
high series of 724.
John LaBau hit 257-236-227720, John Hodge 268-684, and Sal

Panzarella 247-660.
In the Monday Ladies Classic
League Doreen Lauria shot 192,
Linda Walsh and Dawn Waldof
191, and Patty Bucicchia 180.

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