June 3 - 9, 2015 Sports Reporter

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HOPELAWN, NJ - AndrewTripka and Joe Herber each fired a

300 game in the Madison Park

Men’s League at Majestic Lanes.

Anthony Martino shot 249-203-277-729, Russell Bennett 219-

258-225-702, and Willie

Zammitto 232-242-654.

Andrew Tripka, Joe Herber Roll 300

At Majestic Lanes

GREEN BAY, Wis. - United States Bowling

Congress Hall of Famer Robin Romeo of Newhall,

California, became the first woman in history towin back-to-back USBC Senior Queens titles as

she defeated fellow hall of famer Tish Johnson of

Colorado Springs, Colorado, for the second con-

secutive year.

Romeo shut out Johnson with clutch strikes in

the ninth and 10th frames. She tripped a 4-9 split

on the challenging right lane and then delivered

the winning shot on the left lane, prevailing 212-

191.

The 57-year-old right-hander earned $3,000 and

the coveted Senior Queens tiara for the win at The

Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley, while Johnson took

home $1,500 for the second-place effort.

Johnson has been the runner-up each year since

2013 to go along with a fourth-place finish in

2012.

The 2015 event featured a prize fund of morethan $20,000, and the stepladder finals were

broadcast live on BowlTV.

"I was just focused on making the best two shots

of my life," said Romeo, who defeated Johnson,

241-188, in last year's Senior Queens title tilt. "I

got the break on the 4-9 and wanted to take advan-

tage of that."

Romeo also is the fourth bowler to win the event

multiple times, joining USBC Hall of Famers

Sandy Postma (three), Shirley Levens (two) and

Lucy Sandelin (two).

"Coming in as the defending champion, you

don't want to think about that too much, but I felt

good all week," Romeo said. "I figured this would

be Tish's day, and she would come out and bowl a

big game, so I'd need a big score to beat her. When

I left the split in the seventh frame, I knew she wasgoing to come back, so I had to stay focused."

Romeo dominated for most of the week in Green

Bay, leading qualifying by more than 80 pins and

cruising to four wins in the double-elimination

match-play bracket before running into Johnson in

the match that determined who would be the top

seed for the stepladder.

Johnson won that match, 622-569, to guarantee

her a third consecutive shot at her first Senior

Queens title, but going in as the No. 2 qualifier

might have worked to Romeo's advantage.

"I wanted to be the top seed, but I knew the

match against Tish was going to be tough," said

Romeo, the 2012 Bowling's U.S. Senior Women's

Open winner. "Sometimes, it's good to get a match

under your belt, and I think that definitely helped

me today."

On the way to the final, Romeo again determined

her own fate and shut out Lisa Wasson of Murphy,

Texas, with three consecutive strikes starting in

the eighth frame. Romeo prevailed, 214-196, to

earn her shot at the record books.

Wasson entered Tuesday's stepladder as the fifth

seed and started the day with a 202-181 win

against 2010 Senior Queens champion Char Hammel of Las Vegas.

That momentum carried into her second match

against Mandy Wilson of Dayton, Ohio, and four

strikes in the first five frames catapulted her into

the semifinal against Romeo by a 225-163 margin.

Wasson earned $1,250 for her third-place finish,

Wilson took home $1,000 for fourth place and

Hammel pocketed $750 for fifth.

The Senior Queens is open to all female USBC

members age 50 and older.

For more information on the Senior Queens, visit

BOWL.com/SeniorQueens.

Robin Romeo Makes History at 2015 USBC Senior QueensBy Matt Cannizzaro - USBC

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Alby Pezzella earned top honors

in the CustomThumbz Doubles

League at Rockville Center Lanes

blasting a high game of 300 and ahigh series of 777.

Chris Barbaro rolled 279-258-

729, Julio Zambrano 236-221-

258-715, Robert Aiello 257-254-

710, Tom Riccobono 268-252-

699, Anthony Cimino 226-256-

216-698, Ed Boremski 259-221-695, and Robert Aiello 256-245-

688.

Alby Pezzella Rolled 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes

Ed Galuska 812 at Rockaway LanesROCKAWAY, NJ - Ed Galuska

put together his first 800 series

ever posting an 812 series high-

lighted by a 279 game in the

Rockaway Mixed League at

Rockaway Lanes. Brandy Dennis

also scored a 279 game but in a

729 series followed by Walt

Forster with a 277, Leigh Baily

210, Penni Mirti 213, and Mickey

Pukas 225-584.

Henry Carlos 300-836 at Holiday Bowl

Anthony Scigliano Hit 300

At Rockville Centre LanesROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Anthony Scigliano earned top

game and series honors in the

Thursday Mixed at Rockville

Centre Lanes blasting games of

300-268-215 for the high 783 set.

Kyle O’Connor rolled 267-233-

247-747, Frank Krulish 219-266-

257-742, Matthew Wright 234-

218-263-715, Thomas Hannigan

211-244-254-709, and Ed Small

248-243-708.

OAKLAND, NJ – Henry Carlos

earned top game and series honors

rolling in the Coors Light

Modified Doubles League atHoliday Bowl blasting 300-258-

278 for a high series of 836.

Steven DiMartino shot 279-257-

784, Jim Zimmerman 279-258-

761, Joe Truchan 258-258-736,and Doug McFarlane, Jr. 259-722.

FARMINGDALE, NY – Charlie

Turner blasted a 300 game in the

Tuesday Early Birds League at

Farmingdale Lanes.

Fred Catapano shot 278-254-756,

Lou Serafini 269-268-729, Hilario

Romero 216-252-231-699, Brian

Beale 247-244-691, Bob Ciaccio

205-247-235-687, Jeff Page 257-

226-684, and Robert Bucko 247-

232-200-679.

Charlie Turner Blasted 300

At Farmingdale Lanes

USBC photo

Queen Robin Romeo


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Final Frame - Erwin P. "Luke" ForrestErwin Forrest, 93, of Leonardo,

died Tuesday, May 26, 2015, at

home. Born in Belford, NJ, he

lived in Leonardo since the age

of 5. He was a Mechanical

Engineer at Fort Monmouth for

at least 35 years, and worked on

many important projects for the

Defense Department, including

having been part of the team to

develop the first communications

satellite. There is a satellite inspace with his name on it. A par-

allel career took him into the

realm of bowling. He joined the

Monmouth County Bowling

Association in 1942 and proceed-

ed to become a leader very

quickly. He formed leagues and

was their Secretary/Treasurer. He

served the Association as Vice

President, becoming President in

1959. He served as County

Association Secretary/Treasurer

and was honored as

Secretary/Treasurer Emeritus in

1985. For the remainder of his

service to the board he was

Assistant Secretary/Treasurer

and handled all the checking and

finances. He was also the manag-

er of the Monmouth County

Masters Tournament for many

years. In 1945 he joined the New

Jersey State Bowling Association

serving as a Director, and then

proceeded to go through the

chairs of Vice President to

become President in 1984. He

took on many duties at the State

level including managing the

State Masters Tournament for

many years. In 1975 he was

inducted into the Monmouth

County Bowling Association

Hall of Fame for Meritorious

Service, and in 1986 he was

inducted into the New Jersey

State Bowling Association Hall

of Fame for Meritorious Service.

Luke was a charter member of

the NJ State Travel League, has

represented Monmouth County at

the National Bowling

Convention for over 30 years,

has sponsored the Forrest

Enterprises Team in the National

Championships Tournament for over 20 years, and had been the

soul and conscience of the

Monmouth County Bowling

Association for over SEVENTY

years.

Luke started writing a Bowling

Column in the 1950's, first for

the Long Branch Daily Record,

then for the Red Bank Register,

and next for the Asbury Park

Press. He was a member of the

Bowling Writers Association of

America nationally for many

years and the MetropolitanBowling Writers Association

locally and was their Treasurer

from 1990 to 2008. Luke was

honored to receive the Joe

Richards Memorial Hall of Fame

induction award from the

MBWA. His weekly column pro-

moted and supported the better

bowler s of the day and was

always something everyone

looked forward to reading. In

addition, Luke was a communi-

cant of St. Agnes Church in

Atlantic Highlands, where he

went to school and was married.

Luke was also a 4th Degree

Knight of the Knights of

Columbus, and a member of the

Red Bank Council.

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PBA QUICK NOTES ● The late PBA Hall of Famer Chuck Pezzano has been selected as

winner of the International Bowling Media Association’s Hennessy

Award of Merit for his meritorious contributions to the sport. The

award will be presented posthumously during IBMA’s awards lunch-

eon during International Bowl Expo in Las Vegas on June 24.

● Reminder: the deadline for applying for the 2015 PBA Billy Welu

Scholarship is rapidly approaching. Applications for the $1,000 Welu

Scholarship Award, recognizing exemplary qualities in a collegiate

bowler, must be postmarked by June 15. Eligible candidates must be

currently in college and maintaining at least a 2.5/4.0 GPA or equiva-

lent. The two-part application can be downloaded using this link:https://pba.com/Corporate/Scholarships/.


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June 3 - 9, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Monday Early Birds: Doug Scholtz 243-636,

James Stiles 237-651, Ray Skovonsky 193-531,

Alex Dalmedo 197, Annette Rossi 220-549,

Kathy Bradley 203-495, Judy Von Itter 163-457.

Fox Hills Seniors: Robert Forte 224-620, Bill

Verderber 214-521, Helen Loverro 183-481,

Johanna Hoggesang 182-450, Ellen Nowicki

127-331.

Thursday Night Mixed: Robert Rhodes 257-

641, Scott Struble 257-698, Randy Ireton 253-

647, Maria Jankovitz 245-556, Tami Mehesy

227-608, Anne Tursky 170.

Thursday night Foursomes: Jay McGrath 277-

712, Paul CeCe 269-712, PJ Adams 259-679,

Maryann Abasto 181-525.

Rockaway Foursome: George Dakak Jr. 265-

772, PJ Adams 257, Liesl Apgar 215-595, Liza

Gallo 202-584.

Lucky Strikers: Jacob Paniconi 76-227.

Ball Busters: Justin Ayala 215-609, Mark

Howarth 213-551, Matthew Medling 211-505,

Emma Wright 144-428, Sarah Gallagher 129-

377.

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ROCKAWAY ROLLERS Brian Hart, Lou Collucci 300 at HowellHOWELL, NJ- Dueling 300’s in game two as Brian Hart on Who’s Your

Daddy and Lou Collucci on Rita’s Ice continually threw strikes in the

Hankel Classic. Also in game two, Mike Ormsby strung the first 10 and a

solid 10 pin spare for a 289, narrowly missing a “300 threefeat” of perfec-

tion.

Purple Donuts’ Mike Skillman demolished the pins for high series a 798

(126 pins over average) as the Donuts leapt into first with only a two point

(one game) advantage over the Howell Lane’s team.

Mike Ormsby 747, Kelly Putaski 737 at 110 pins over average, Brian

Hart 728 (83 POA), Lou Collucci 723, Michael Blum 723, Stu Cohen 289-

720, Anthony Gubitosi 710, Sal Croce 706, Nick Voyantis 702, John Furey

702. Two other big games were: Jay Whalen 279 and Nick Voyantis 277.

The league’s high team scratch game of the season was recorded by

Purple Donuts with a 1007 contributing were Larry Gitlitz with 266,

Ralph Carbone 214, Mike Skillman 280, and Mike Ciacciarelli 247.

Leslie Bohn, straight off her first perfect game occurring in the NJ

Women’s State Championship and both an 825 and 769 series the previ-

ous week in the other events in the tourney, threw high women’s series

a 634 including a 244 game, Janine Smith tossed a 228 along with Justin

Butler with a 245 as the Divas and Dudes won the first two games

against Who’s Next.


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Alexander Vilardi 799ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Alexander Villardi earned top

honors in the Saturday

Scholarship League blasting

games of 241-279-279 for a high

series of 799.

Matthew Capellupo shot 268,

Robert Wright 264-236-678,

Maria Lucente 261, AJ Glenn 205-

257-208-670, Anthony Cassonetto

216, and Alexa Messina 212. Bob Thorne 796 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Bob Thorne earned top honors in

the Custom Thumbz Doubles

League blasting games of 259-

268-269- for a high series of 796.

Mike Chookasezian shot 298-

280-772, Robert Aiello 235-266-

229-730, Jim Constantinides 257-

244-726, Bill Carreras 259-246-

714, Ed Boremski 248-246-713,

and Andrew Guertin 264-244-711.

Matt Carey 760ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Matt Carey topped the scoring in

the Tuesday Late Men’s Leaguefiring games of 257-255-248 for a

high series of 760.

Jim Carey rolled 258-235-246-

739, John Iacuzzo 236-250-221-

707, Jim Constantinides 259-244-

706, and Pat Zenker 246-236-705.

Joe DiRe 744ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Joe DiRe topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League firing games of

284-223-237 for a high series of

744.

Ed Graeff shot 258-256-716, Al

Fabiano 257-715, Tom Saitta 256-

246-714, Pat Zenker 257-708, and

Tony Singh 255-228-685.

Chris Lucchese 742ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Chris Lucchese led the scoring in

the Friday Night Mixed League

rolling games of 268-268 for a

high series of 742.

John LaBau hit 258-247-718,

Joseph DiRe 258-695, Gary

Warner 265-234-693, and Pat

Zenker 262-255.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Jayne Zimmerman rolled211-204, Danielle Davis 199,

Anne Molloy 195, and Linda

Ellison and Jeannie Polacco 180.

Robert Burling 737 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Burling topped the scoring

in the Monday 4-Man Classic

League firing games of 264-248

for a high series of 737.

Mike Ramirez rolled 272-241-

725, Sunil Kochar 269-725, Matt

Wright 269-267-710, and Paul

Palmeri 203-210-289-702.

Ray Brooks 733ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Ray Brooks led the scoring in theWednesday Night Mixed League

firing games of 277-227-229 for a

high series of 733.

Pat Zenker shot 265-236-714,

Willie Fessler 268-710, George

Stephens, Sr. 268-230-706, and

Peter Otero 258-664.

Frank Krulish 724ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Frank Krulish topped the

Thursday Mixed rolling games of

265-255 for a high series of 724.

Frank Cimino rolled 247-246-

717, Joseph Jhingree 222-246-

245-713, Luis Cardona 204-217-

278-699, and Scott Goldman 278.

Jerival George 718ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jerival George led the Thursday

Senior Birds rolling games of 255-


Merritt Alexander shot 235-216,

Stanley Rosadio 233, Ed Frontera

232-224, Aubrey Pereira 230, and

Lorne Canton and George Fields

226.

Jay Beller 657 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jay Beller rolled 279-657, Vinnie

Spano 216-214, John Moran and

Steve Frey 214, and Jackie LaBau

213 in the Thursday El-Cheapo .

Kathy Andrews 246 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Kathy Andrews rolled a high gameof 246 in the Tuesday Rockville

Ladies League.

Vicky Lockwood hit 226, Gloria

Belmonte 223-205, Stacy

Salomides 205, and Carole

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firing a 288 game for a high series

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Nick Cuadrado shot 278-702,

Ryan Friend 278-692, John Lyons

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and Victor Lorrea 258-682.

Laura Haring rolled 207, andAnne Marie Rubilotta 201-204 in

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Ed Ellardi 749STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ed

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John Della Chiesa shot 243-709,

Mike Williams 259-701, Nick

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for a high series of 749.

Joe Bracco shot 255-245-735,

Jeremiah Acadre 268-276-727,

Bob Jacobson 257-724, Rob

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Scott Zimmerman 794FARMINGDALE, NY – Scott

Zimmerman topped the scoring in

the Friday Late Mixed League blast-

ing games of 265-279-250 for a high

series of 794.

George Bove rolled 204-212-279-

695, Curtis Brown 216-228-238-

682, Larry Straus 257-223-675, and

Louis Getzelman 232-212-230-674.

Kenneth Wojdylo 775FARMINGDALE, NY – Kenneth

Wojdylo topped the Wednesday

Early Men’s League firing 279-267-


David Morenberg shot 269-244-

251-764, Charlie Turner 248-211-

279-738, Tyrone Brown 266-257-

726, Mike Maisano 267-259-715,

Frank Cafaro 266-259-714, and

Shannon Sellens 279-711.

Arthur O’Connor 757 FARMINGDALE, NY – Arthur

O’Connor topped the Tuesday Nite

Owls League firing games of 257-


Donald Price hit 277-233-713,

Charlie Dittmar 266-236-683, and

Valerie DeLillo 234-223-651.

In the Tuesday AM Ladies League

Paula Caiazzo hit 202, Vickie Rich

193, Suzanne Katz 192, and

Maryann Schan 187. Michael Sala 714FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Sala led the Thursday Early Birds

rolling 247-201-266 for a 714 set.

Morris Jackson shot 267-217-688,

Fred Catapano 256-227-688, George

Tinch 258-236-687, Ranee Jackson

225-237-215-677, Hilario Romero

268-213-674.

Bob Andrews 699FARMINGDALE, NY – Bob

Andrews led the scoring in the

Thursday Good Timers League

rolling games of 248-247 for a high

series of 699.

Scott Serrao hit 268, Dean Alberino

242-204-639, and Robert Grieb 234-

639.

Jim Tortorice, Jr. 697 FARMINGDALE, NY – Jim

Tortorice, Jr. led the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League

rolling games of 234-246-217 for a

high series of 697.

Danny Riccobono hit 246-245-684,

David Inloes 257-226-200-683, and

Billy Kerkenides 245-233-672.

Brillian Soedarmasto shot 189 and

Michael Graston 181 in the Saturday

St. Martins Seniors League.

Rich Dwyer 682FARMINGDALE, NY – Rich

Dwyer led the Henry Schein League

rolling 234-211-237 for a 682.

Kevin Kidney hit 232, Stuart Weiss

223, and Felpe Arroyave 203.

Gerald Hoeler rolled 278, and

Oscar Neira 176 in the Monday AM

Seniors League.

Robert Laurice 642FARMINGDALE, NY – Robert

Laurice paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League rolling a

287 and a high series of 642.

Scott Lyle hit 234, Mike Marrazzo

233-208, Michael Siry 210, Nick

Fazzolare 203, and Dan Galfano

203.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League

Ralph Lindren hit 201, Jo-Anne Fina

184, and Daniel Gangale 170.

Christopher Kelch 641FARMINGDALE, NY –

Christopher Kelch paced the scoring

in the Monday High School Practice

League rolling games of 242-226 for

a high series of 641.

Won Han hit 224-224-639,

Mackenzie Wagner 222-222-635

and Richard Valentine 248-218-626.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League

Nicholas Fina hit 203, and Travis

Ganagle 198.Carly Licht 229

FARMINGDALE, NY – Carly

Licht led the scoring in the Saturday

St. Martin’s Majors League friend a

high game of 229.

Amanda Delisi hit 226, Diamond

Hunter 194, and Brett Markland

176.

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Branden Barrese 631HOPELAWN, NJ – Branden Barrese paced the scoring in the Avenel

Youth League rolling games of 225-213 for a high series of 631.

Deanan Calantoni hit 219, Kyle Bilawsky 213, and Anthony Falcone

203.

In the Friends & Family League Mike Conte hit 217-226-616, Ben

Martino 213-211-612, Vinnie Milazzo 210, and Mary Gessner 204.

Rocco Fortunato 631HOPELAWN, NJ – Rocco Fortunato paced the scoring in the Family

League rolling games of 211-215-205 for a high series of 631.

Tommy Martino rolled 231-624, Kevin Kopko 238, MatthewDandrea 225, and Javon Fisher 211.

In the Winter Senior Citizens League Rich Rowley rolled 199, and

Thomas Ortiz, Sr. 180.

Kevin Kennelly 624HOPELAWN, NJ – Kevin Kennelly led the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed Nuts League rolling games of 245-220 for a high series of 624.

John Syslo hit 235-209, Don M. Hellhake 224, and Mike P. Kennelly

213.

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PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

Mitch Weinberg 755MADISON, NJ – Mitch Weinberg topped the scoring in the CMIL

League blasting a high game of 298 and a high series of 755.

Kelly Kulick shot 258-722.

Woody Wheeler 739MADISON, NJ – Woody Wheeler led the scoring in the Livingston

Business Men’s League firing a high game of 290 and a high series of

739.

Lou Zotti hit 266, Victor Pitra 264-724, and John Guido 657.

Mitch Weinberg 708MADISON, NJ – Mitch Weinberg led the scoring in the Lennon

Baldwin Memorial Adult/Junior League firing a 266 game for a high

series of 708.Bo Serillo shot 266-694, Andrew Stephens 233-680, and Evan

Weinberg 254-677.

In another session Andrew Stephens and Ashley Smith rolled 257-

751, Mitch Weinberg 278-748, and Jack Vandermeulen 233-647.

Ton Kreder 703MADISON, NJ – Tom Kreder led the scoring in the Wednesday Trio

League rolling a high game of 276 and a high series of 703.

Dan Kirchner hit 259-693, Patty Hanlein 269, and Joey Parisi 257.

Pete Caporaso 696 MADISON, NJ – Pete Caporaso led the scoring in the Pat Martinelli

Friday Classic League rolling a high series of 696.

Stephen Friedella hit 693, Brett Shapiro 277, David Hanft 269, and

Jake Bird 266.

Trevor Bogert 673MADISON, NJ – Trevor Bogert led the scoring in the Lennon Baldwin

Memorial Adult/Junior League rolling a 236 game for a high series of

673.Mitch Weinberg hit 248-669, Stephen Glunk 218-636, Evan Weinberg

251, and Jack Weinberg 247.

Patty Hanlein 664MADISON, NJ – Patty Henlein paced the scoring in the MorrisCounty Police & Fire League rolling a high game of 268 and a high

series of 664.

Chris Weir hit 260-658, Bob Newell 257-631, and Anthony Pratts

244.

In the Diggers Trio Spring 2015 League Madasyn Bancroft shot 237,

Michael Neiman 235, Evan Weinberg 228, and Jack Vandermeulen222.

Alice Bednarik rolled 217, Jodi Belli 191, and Yvonne Langdon 180.

Dave Hanft 257 MADISON, NJ – Dave Hanft rolled 257, Eric Doherty 222, and Frank Filimon 210 in the Tuesday 400 Doubles League.

Dennis Hartwick 246 MADISON, NJ – In the Tuesday 400 Doubles League Dennis

Hartwich shot 246, Joseph Mazzarese 242, and Don Prisco 238.In the Morris County Police & Fire League Joe Horincewish and

Matt Daquanni hit 236, Tony Romano 235, and Patty Hanlein 211.

Johan Gamo 244MADISON, NJ - In the Diggers Trio Spring 2015 League Johan Gamo

shot 244, Jack Vandermeulen 235-643, and Chris Moran 213.

John Monka 300

At Plaza LanesMADISON, NJ – John Monka

found the line to perfection and

tallied a 300 game competing in

the CMIL League at Plaza Lanes.

Dave Merrill shot 762 series fol-

lowed by Kelly Kulick tossing a

243 game in her 694 series.

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