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Scott Newell Wins PBA Regional Players

Championship-East TitleBy Bill Vint - PBA Media Relations

Elmwood Park, NJ Ed Bakelaarled all pin attackers with scores of

268-269-266 for a strong 803

series in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League, at Parkway

Lanes.

Mark Marton tossed 289-778,

Steve Semancik 266-766, LarryDeAngelo 267-751, Joe Mercurio

275-750, Frank Beamon 243-708,

David Friedhoff 238-701, Mike

Semancik Jr 248-688, Rich

DeLorenzo Jr 246-686, and Kenny

Demchak 239-682.

ALLEN PARK, Mich. Scott

Newell of Deland, Fla., defeat-

ed Michael Clark Jr. of

Cleveland, Ohio, 227-180, to

win the Professional Bowlers

Association Regional Players

Championship-East at

Thunderbowl Lanes.

The win earned Newell

$6,000, an elite berth in the

2012 PBA Tournament of

Champions and his third career

title as a PBA regional competi-

tor.

Newell entered the 32-player

single-elimination match play

finals as the number 27 qualifi-

er. He slipped past Nathan Bohr

of Wichita, Kan., 4-3, in the

best-of-seven-game opening

round; swept Jim Tomek Jr. of

Camp Hill, Pa., 3-0, in the best-

of-five Round of 16, and then

defeated Chicagos Jason

Wojnar, 2-0, in the best-of-three

Round of 8 to reach the semifi-

nal round where he eliminated

Jeff Hicks of Allen Park, Mich., 189-159, in a one-game

match.

Newell, 28, hopes his Regional Players Championship

is a turning point in an up-and-down career. In 2010, he

had a streak of eight consecutive PBA South Region

tournaments where he fin-

ished in the top 10, but over

the next 16 regional and

national tournaments, he

didnt finish in the top 10

once.

Ive made a lot of

changes to my game, he

said. Ive really worked

hard at it, mostly through

competition because I need

to see the result in competi-

tion to know if what Im

doing is actually working.

Ive been bowling real well

in non-PBA events recent-

ly, so I felt good coming

into this event.

I kind of knew that one

of these days there was

going to be a breakthrough,

and hopefully things will

go well from here.

Newell has aspirations of

succeeding on the PBA

National Tour, but he also

knows what hes up against.

Bowling on the national tour is so much different,

he said. Those guys are so good, and what they do

to the lane conditions is amazing. But you either fig-

ure it out or you go home, and Im not ready to go

home yet.

Bill Waldron Blasted 809,

Paul Chiariello, Anthony Lavecchia

Tossed 300 at Holiday Bowl

Jonnae Greaves Hit 300At Farmingdale Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY Jonnae

Greaves blasted a 300 game in the

Tuesday Early Birds League at

Farmingdale Lanes.

Charlie Turner shot 745, and

Cheryl Drusin 654.

Gregg Thilbourg hit 278 in the

Saturday PMS League.

Ed Bakelaar Rolled 803

At Parkway Lanes

John Rankin Blasted a 299 in an 811,

Tony Mascio, Ron DeLuca and Mike Rovetto 300In Montvale Major League

By Joe Rizzi

OAKLAND, NJ Bill Waldron

blasted 230-289-290 for a highseries of 809 to lead the scoring in

the Budweiser Classic League at

Holiday Bowl. Paul Chiariello and

Anthony Lavecchia each blasted a

300 game.

Jacob Solomon rolled 269-248-

278-791, Chip Jones 289-248-

754, Mike Dangelo 279-246-749,

Mike Kenney Jr. 279-246-741,

Bruce Rizzo 266-239-731, Joey

Jones 238-256-729, Alex

Rodriguez 244-245-729, Brian

Denhartog 299-237-717, SocttGormley 264-235-703, Jack Prins

258-699, Rich Michaels 245-698,

and Chris Kenney 288-698.

In another session Brian Scott

shot 2482-58-279-785, Shawn

Aiello 257-224-239-720, John

Shirak, Jr. 246-672, Rich Worst

243-655, Joe Donnarum 257-655,

Jeff Razen 235-648, John Shriak,

Sr. 237-646, Andrew Davidowicz

246-641, and Steve Galik 237-639.

Tom Jordan, Randy Battistus

Roll 300 at North Arlington

Sean Williams 300 at Majestic

NO. ARLINGTON, NJ Tom

Jordan and Randy Battistus each

blasted a 300 game in the Sunday

Morning Trios League at North

Arlington.Bob Willis rolled 290-765,

Sherman Thomas 263-751, Joe

Collins 279-746, Gary Vicente

267-744, Keith Dobres 279-742,

Joe Bruder 267-740, John Ross

279-734, John Adams 267-733,

Mark Osetec 257-732, Lewis

Manigault 248-717, John

Loguidace 263-713, Joe Kowalski

278-713, Russ Van Housen 266-

712, Mark Newman 254-711,Steve Cassidy 258-708, Roland

Scott 278-708, Mike Kinger 254-

707, Al-Torre Hooper 269-706,

Anthony Imbriano 269-704, and

Noah Lynch 267-703.

HOPELAWN, NJ Sean Williams

earned top honors in the Garden

State Mixed League firing games

of 300-219-205 for a high series of

724.

Jason Passero rolled 248-224-

670, Elio Carrasco 245-244-668,

Sal Angotti 211-216-237-664,

Rich Funk III 234-247-656, and

Kathleen Pranio 222-609.

MONTVALE, NJ - John Rankin led all scorers

during a great week of bowling in the Montvale

Major League, he took the top spot bowling an

811 series on games of 299, 234 and 278. Johns

fine effort, along with Mike Rovettos 224-300-

228-752, led Valley Tent Rental to a 19-11 victory

over The Game Zone. Bob Greenwood rolled

225-236-248-709 for The Game Zone despite the

defeat.

Two other perfect games were bowled this

evening. Ron DeLuca bowled a 300, and added

games of 257 and 240 for a 797 series, but

despite his effort CZs Pro Shop was defeated byBuddiesProShop.com, 20-10, behind Alex

Kowalchuk s s 253-225-287- 765. Tony Mascio

also bowled a 300, and added a 223 game en

route to a 700 series, helping GDC Contracting

earn a 15-15 tie with West Shore Beauty Salon.

Rick Whitlings 229-247-257-733 led GPs

Restaurant to a 21-9 victory over North Jersey

Turf & Trim. Ralph Bernardos 245-236-243 -

724 helped Ricks Pro Shop defeat Bergen

Batting Center, 19-11.

Forde Prigot bowled 201-267-235-703 fol-

lowed by Bob Balzarek tossing 236-258-209-

703, Chuck Ontal 258-697, Larry Toppin 261-

689, Chris Trembath 248-687, Tim Hurd 245-

687, Anthony Reyes 244-685, Adrian Lawson

255-683, Bob Higgins 236-675, Mike Funtsch

238-671, Jeff Rovetto 241-671, Keith Krokus245-668, Mike Pasch 256-667, Rocky Durocher

258-667, Chris Arbegast 238-663, Jun Roldan

246-662, Matt Rovetto 266-662 and Keith Lee

234-655.

PBA photo

Scott Newell of Deland, Fla., climbed from 27th

qualifier to win the PBA Regional Players

Championship-East Title.


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RENO, Nev. - Derek Gagne of Menominee, Mich.,

lost most of one leg, half a foot, hearing in one ear

and sight in one eye while serving in Iraq, but two

things he hasn't lost are hope and determination.

Despite suffering such life-changing injuries three

years ago, the 24-year-old veteran has a positive out-

look on life and even has developed a new passion for

bowling, which recently led him to the 2011 United

States Bowling Congress Open Championships.

Gagne never was involved in

organized bowling as a youth,

but after returning from Iraq, hestarted bowling in a league with

his stepfather and half-brothers at

Pla-Mor Lanes in Chilton, Wis.

"They thought it would be

good therapy for me, and it's

fun," Gagne said. "This year,

they needed a bowler on their

team for the Open

Championships, and I told them

I'd love to go. They've already

asked me if I want to go again

next year, and I immediately said

yes."

Gagne has gone back to doing

some of the other things he loves

to do, too. He plays in a men's

basketball league during thesummer and races stock cars. He

also is enrolled at the University

of Wisconsin-Marinette, where he is studying for a

degree in business.

Originally, Gagne planned for a career in the FBI.

"I joined the Army because I liked helping people,"

Gagne said. "I wanted to be a field agent for the FBI,

and being an MP is one of the best ways to get into

that area."

In the fall of 2006, Gagne was deployed to Baghdad

with the National Guard 759th Military Police

Battalion.

A couple of months later, he earned the first of two

Purple Hearts when he was hit by a mortar, causing

him to lose the hearing in one ear. Two months after

that, things unfortunately got worse.

"We were coming back from dropping off some

Humvees to get new armor," Gagne said. "It was late

at night, and someone set off an IED (Improvised

Explosive Device), which most people know as a

roadside bomb."

In a just a few short moments, Gagne's entire life

was changed, but he did what he knew best and tried

helping the people who were with him.

"It felt like something hit me in the chest," said

Gagne, who also earned the

Bronze Star for bravery. "I could-

n't breathe or see anything. I did-n't know I had been injured

because all I could think about

was trying to take the next

breath. My driver and my inter-

preter were both killed.

Somehow, I was able to pull my

team leader from the Humvee,

but she also lost her leg."

While in the hospital in Iraq,

Gagne's leg and part of his other

foot were removed, and they

began reconstructing what was

left of his nose. Soon after, they

transported him to a military hos-

pital in Germany, where he was

supposed to have additional sur-

geries.Instead, upon his arrival in

Germany, a spot opened up on a

plane to the United States, and he was sent to

Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. He was

told he'd be there for 22 months and wouldn't walk

for six months to a year. Within two months, he was

fitted for a prosthetic leg, and he was walking with

a cane two weeks later. His stay lasted only nine

months.

"I was running within six months," Gagne said.

"I truly believe that Walter Reed is the best hospital

in the world. The care I received was amazing."

On the lanes at the USBC Open Championships,

Gagne posted scores of 563 in singles, 447 in doubles

and 433 in team for a 1,443 all-events total at the

National Bowling Stadium.

This week, new leaders emerged

in all three divisions at the United

States Bowling Congress Women's

Championships.

In the Sapphire Division,

Dianne's Dreamers of Wilmington,

Ill., took the lead in the team event

and likes its chances of hoisting a

blue-stoned trophy when the tour-

nament concludes its 88-day run in

July.

The group put together games of

859, 812 and 818 for a 2,489scratch total at the Oncenter

Convention Center in Syracuse,

N.Y., and an additional 23 pins of

handicap per game helped them to

a 2,558 overall total, surpassing

Bernie's Alterations of Pleasant

Lake, Ind., which previously held

the lead with 2,455.

Lindsey Dieter led the way for

Dianne's Dreamers with a 623

series and was followed by Diane

Gleason (604), Debbie Scovel

(544), Dianne Waldon (540) and

Keelie Burgett (523).

The Sapphire Doubles lead

changed hands May 21 as right-

handed sisters Doris Marcinkusand Shelia Pfeifer of Waukegan,

Ill., grabbed the top spot with a

1,092 total. Amy Ellingson and

Alyssa Kottwitz of Bozeman,

Mont., previously held the lead

with 1,074.

Marcinkus and Pfeifer, who

came into the tournament as sub-

stitutes, both saved their best for

doubles. Pfeifer led the way with a

581 series, while Marcinkus added

505 for a 1,086 scratch pinfall. An

additional two pins of handicap per

game gave the pair their final total.

"This is the first time we've ever

bowled doubles together," Pfeifer

said. "We go to tournaments

together, but we've never paired

up. None of us realized how good

we were doing."

Marcinkus, 55, and Pfeifer, 52,

combined for a 298 average.

Sapphire Doubles includes

bowlers with combined averages

of 299 and below, with handicap

being 100 percent of 300.

Andrea Brown of Greensboro,

N.C., took the lead in Ruby All-

Events with a 1,818 total May 21.

Brown, who bowls at Triad Lanes,

replaced previous leader Tina

Arend of Pueblo West, Colo., who

had 1,810.

Brown, 48, posted consistent

scores of 544 in doubles, 511 inteam and 511 in singles for a 1,566

scratch all-events total. An addi-

tional 28 pins of handicap per

game helped the right-hander

assume the lead.

The Ruby Division is for bowlers

with averages from 150-179, and

handicap is 100 percent of 180.

In the Diamond Division a few

days earlier, Elizabeth Hubler-

Rike of Grand Rapids, Mich.,

vaulted into the all-events lead

with a 2,270 total. Dede Davidson

of Buellton, Calif., previously held

the lead with 2,199.

Hubler-Rike bowled well over

her 181 average and had 660 in

doubles, 634 in singles and 625 inteam for a 1,919 scratch all-events

total. An additional 39 pins of

handicap per game helped her into

the lead.

Seven of Hubler Rike's nine

games were 204 or better, with a

high of 242 in singles. She also

teamed with Sharyl Jahn to move

into fourth place in Diamond

Doubles with a 1,461 total. Trish

Manna and Suzy Minino of

Omaha, Neb., lead with 1,532.

The Diamond Division is for

bowlers with averages of 180 and

above, with handicap being 100

percent of 220.

2011 USBC Women'sChampionships reaches halfway

point The 2011 USBC Women's

Championships reached the

halfway point of its 88-day run this

week, but there is no hint of a

slowdown as the excitement con-

tinues and new leaders continue to

emerge.

In addition to enlivening the

Oncenter Convention Center each

day, the bowlers bring their own

unique blend of sightseeing and

spending, estimated to have a $40

million impact on the local com-

munity as they shop, eat and trav-

el. The tournament began April 7

and will stretch until July 3.

So far this year, more than 1 mil-

lion frames have been bowled on

the 48 Brunswick Anvilane lanes,

operated with the Brunswick GS-

X pinsetters, by the 14,000 women

who have traveled to Syracuse to

compete. That equates to 2,800

five-player teams pouring in from

across the country. There are 5,822

teams registered to compete in

2011.

In the 126,000 games bowled so

far, there were 2,494,000 balls

thrown and 17,640,000 Brunswick

Max pins knocked down (score).

This year, 2,120 pins will make

their way into play. The ongoing

action from 7 a.m. until 1 a.m.each day has resulted in the need

for 41.25 gallons of Kegel lane oil

and 435 gallons of lane-cleaning

solution.

Wounded Veteran Derek Gagne Makes Inspiring Debut

At USBC Open ChampionshipsMatt Cannizzaro - USBC Open Championships Media Relations

USBC photo

Derek Gagne, 24 year-old woundedwarrior, makes USBC Open Debut.

Leaderboards Get New Look at

USBC Women's Championships


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June 8 - 14, 2011 SPORTS REPORTER 3


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ROCKAWAY ROLLERSScott Van Syckle 764ROCKAWAY, NJ Scott Van

Syckle led the Dave Valerious

Trios League firing 279-764.

Shawn Casey rolled 2689-655,

Walter Wormann 257-656, Mustafa

Abdallatiff 256-681, Dori Tingoli

218, and Tami Mehesy 210.

In the Bag Your Ball League

Michael Seminaris rolled 224.

Robert Manzi, Jr. 738ROCKAWAY, NJ Robert Manzi,

Jr. led the scoring in the Lake

Hiawatha A.C. League firing a

266 game for a high series of 738.

Joe Condon rolled 262-694, GregLewis 258-669, Dave Martorano

266-683, and Mark Booney 267.

John Zielinsky 729ROCKAWAY, NJ John

Zielinsky led the scoring in the

Foursome League firing a 256

game for a high series of 729.

Ed Cook rolled 256-701, Ron

ONeil 279-697, Ken George 257-

649, Sheila Sell 214, Liza Dinapoli

210, and Kim Piombino 205.

Ken George 727ROCKAWAY, NJ Ken George

led the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mens League firing a 279 game

for a high series of 727.

Heriberto Matias rolled 267-662,James Lindsay 2677-671, John

Bartolazzi 258-637, Eric Martin

247-673, and John Rotella 246-608.

Bill Ratliff 719ROCKAWAY, NJ Bill Ratliff led

the scoring in the County Tuesday

Night Mixed League firing a 279

game for a high series of 719.

Nichole Spratford rolled 236-

696, Ricky Torres 263-668, Paul

DiStruco 268-633, Jarvis

Goldbery 258-637, Sandy Turner

246-660, and Maureen Yowe 216.

Barry Lehman 713ROCKAWAY, NY Barry

Lehman led the scoring in theMixed League firing a 256 game


Doug Catanrolled 253-673, Peter

Furio 246-667, Corey Smith 244,

Keri May 256-671, and Donna

Sodano 225-652.

Crabby Brown 702ROCKAWAY, NJ Crabby

Brown led the Thursday Nite

Mixed League firing a 255 game


Pete Taureillo rolled 238,

Andrew Monka 236-660, Lupe

Zaragoza 227-644, Nidia

Haneveld 244-661, and Tami

Mehesy 234.

Mike Dean rolled 221 in theHolly Rollers League.

In the Spanish American League

Lupe Zaeragoza rolled 279-661,

John Scott 267-662, and Benny

Nieves 246.

Kevin Boise 687ROCKAWAY, NJ Kevin Boise

led the scoring in the Ball Busters

League firing a 257 game for a

high series of 687.

Jack Cook rolled 246, and Adam

Kwestel 212.

In the Friday Tri Mixed League

John Petzinger shot 217.

In the Weekend Warriors League

Tony Greene shot 259-607,

Matthew Hulbert 233-638, and

Gregory King 222-642.


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You can view and print the new brochure now. Visit www.high-

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Roto Grip is the Presenting Sponsor and will sell high performance

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money to the purse for each ball sold!The event features 4-person team, singles & doubles. Each team must

contain at least 2 members with a military background: Veterans, Retired

or Active Duty. Each team can also contain up to 2 spouses, dependants

or guests.

Each team bowls Team, Doubles & Singles events as part of the $160

per player entry fee. There are re-entry squads available for each event

as well so you can mix and match players!

There are special prizes for mixed and senior teams and also some

scratch prizes as well! There is also an optional All Events purse and

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Call Sam's Town now to book your room at 1-877-593-5933 and get

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If you are looking to get on a team, call us toll free at 1-800-257-6179

as there are always teams looking for an additional bowler.

WALLINGTON, NJ Leading the of the North

Jersey Interscholastic Conference parade was

Lyndhurst sophomore Lexus Lopez who rattled

the pins with an astounding 278 and followed it

up with 229 to raise her average to 196. North

Arlington junior Matt Glarner set a career high

with 236-259 in leading the Vikings past

Hasbrouck Heights, 5-0 despite a 216 by the

Aviators Matt Maarinelli. Leonias Rob

Zimbaldi hammered out a 258, Queen of Peace

senior Bryan Valentin routed the maples as did

St Mary soph Rey DeJesus with identical 255

scores.St Mary [37-03] stayed in hot pursuit of Park

Ridge [38-02] with sweeps of Bogota and

Wood-Ridge. The Gaels currently sport two

200 average shooters in red-hot senior

Stephen Marciniak who exploded with games of

246-224 Tuesday to lift his average to 209;

teammate DeJesus had 226-234 to go along with

his 255 the following day to scale up the indi-

vidual average leader-board to just shy of 201.

Riding strong games from Dan Wuhrman 225,

Sam Horan 219 and Mike Wuhrman 214, Park

Ridge came off a bye to stop Wallington, 5-0.

The latter had prevailed in an earlier contest

against North Arlington, taking both games

behind the combined efforts of Bryan Heinrich

and Krzys Klecha.

Elsewhere, Hawthorne Christian bounced back

from a 3-2 setback to Bogota by edging

Palisades Park, 3-2 behind Jaclyn Yurus peppy

over average scores of 190-180; Kevin Lee

posted a 205 for the Tigers. In the Bogota tri-

umph over Hawthorne Christian, anchor

Anthony Giacomelli led the Buccaneers with

201-211 while Isaac Marcinuk scored 201 for

the Defenders. The Aviators Roland Gamez

came through with a huge 236 as HasbrouckHeights came back to overtake Pal Park, 3-2.

Other deuces were tossed by: Dean Hansen

[Becton] 247-237-234, Austin Masser

[Secaucus] 245-204, Kyle Bonser [Lyndhurst]

237-211, Joe Bocage [Becton] 235, Brandon

Moore [Rutherford] 230, June Park [Leonia]

230, Carmine Battista [Lyndhurst] 225, Max

Gruttaduria [Rutherford] 220, Joe Rizzola

[Secaucus] 215-203, Dante Iyer [Secaucus] 215,

Nikko Deliantis [St Mary] 214, Taylor Maurer

[Queen of Peace] 214, Bryan Valentin [Queen

of Peace] 204 and Matt Miguel [Queen of

Peace] 202.

Lexus Lopez 278, Matt Glarner 259, Rob Zimbaldi 258Spark North Jersey Conference Juniors

By Vince Albrecht


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Farmingdale Tops BVL EventROCKVILLE CENTER, NY - In the BVL Tournament at

RVC Lanes Farmindgale Lanes had 4 finish in the top 10,

Andrew Skorpanic, Bay Stauder, and Walter Lacey from the

Wednesday Early Mens League, and Clay Hunt from the

Friday Late Mixed.

Summer Classic League4 Person Teams / Matchpoint System

$27/Person/WeekFirst Place = $1000 Per Person

Rudy Johnson Rolled 761

At Brunswick Zone Carolier NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ Rudy Johnson led the scoring in the

Middlesex County Major League at Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes

firing games of 225-246-290 for a high serie s of 761.

Mike Jane rolled 254-289-211-754, Rich Aaron 265-268-215-748,

Bill Daunno 257-245-236-738, Aaron Williams 259-228-245-732,

Jon Crowder 255-219-256-730, Ray Smarsh 246-267-216-729, Frank

Leo 269-248-202-719, Pat Wahler 235-258-226-719, Ryan Friend

203-257-258-718, Armand Federici 278-216-223-717, Ryan Batty

246-257-208-713, Bill Paley 258-247-208-713, and Keith Beeh 248-

214-248-710.

Vic Padilla 729 at Parkway

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Vic Padilla rolled 729, Dave Derosa 719, DonHeller 709, Ken Meadows 705, Joe Bonser and Ralph Dipasquale 701,

and John Consentini 698 in the Friday 1050 Major League at Parkway

Lanes.

Bobby Manella,Chris McBride

Top Adult/JuniorsBy Vince Albrecht

North Arlington, NJ - Pacesetting 18

And A Half got back on track in North

Arlingtons Adult-Junior Doubles as

they took two of three from Team

Awesome II thanks to 16-year-old

Bobby Manellas strong 236-620 outing.

Chris McBride celebrated his 13th

birthday with a season best 524 in lead-

ing the Bottlecaps to a shocking sweep

of second place 4 Ts Laneside I despite

11-year-old Taylor Horniaceks steady

over-average session.Elsewhere, the Cardinals regained

third place with a 5-2 victory over the A

Girls as youth average leader Will

Blanco pounded out 223-607. The

Mega Monkeys dropped a tight 832-

818 match to G-Force to slip back to

fourth; 10-year-old Kyle Sanzo had a

131 for the winners while Sam Passaro

continued to improve with games of

129,131. Rounding out match play, 8-

year-old Tara Horniacek shot 122 in 4

Ts Laneside IIs 7-0 triumph over

Those Guys.

Juniors topping average were Bobby

Manella +61, Chris McBride +42, Sam

Passaro +29, Kyle Sanzo +23, Tara

Horniacek +21, Will Blanco +19,

Taylor Horniacek +16 and Margaret

Ziobro with +11.


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HEINEKEN SUMMER TRIOA Competitive Shot League

$4,500 First Place(Based on 20 Teams)

Starts Tuesday May 24 at 8:00pmModified House Shot will be used$30 per week per bowler - $100 Team Sponsor Fee

Teams consist of 3 bowlers, mised, any average

80% Handicap based on 660 Team Average - No entering average cap

ReturnikngBowlers from Last Summer use Final Average - All others establish

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3 game brackets - Eliminator and Last Game Pots!!!

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Aaron Shruby 781MADISON, NJ Aaron Shruby

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Trio League firing a 267 game for a

high series of 781.

Dave Krivak rolled 270-730,

Geoff Geffken 248, Joey Parisi

689, and Stephanie Rahn 201.

In the Thursday Doubles League

Trevor Bogert shot 237-671,

Jimmy Granato 246, Harry Frank

667, and Ben Geffken 663.

Joey Parisi 760MADISON, NJ - Joey Parisi

topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Trio League firing ahigh game of 278 and a high series

of 760.

Dave Krivak rolled 267, Karl

Kastner and James Sirica 254,

Oren Warter 707, and Aaron

Shruby 684.

In the Livingston Business Mens

League Mark Martinowich hit 269,

Dave Ferrence 252, Ben Geffken

245-682, Paul Demyanovich 648,

and Larry Ferrell 632.

Harry Franz 735MADISON, NJ Harry Franz led

the scoring in the Thursday Mixed

League firing a high game of 277

and a high series of 735.

Charles Wilfong rolled 265-709,

Trevor Bogert 258-673, Pat

Wilfong 232-625, Karen

Evangelista 207, and Laura Russo

203.

Chris Minch 730MADISON, NJ - Chris Minch

rolled 730, Vinnie Pagnotta 276,

and Jennifer Drury 214 in the CMIL

League.

In the MC Police & Fire LeagueJimmy Granato rolled 257, Joe

Marchese and Dennis Delesio 256,

and Chris Weir, Mike Stoyko, and

Dan Pridham 649.

Frank Aloia 719MADISON, NJ - Frank Aloia rolled

719, Chris Minch 269 and Jennifer

Dunkliln 225-631 in the CMIL .

In the Chatham Collisionettes

League Jodi Belli hit 234.

MONTVALE, NJ - Jim Rivers

fired scores of 229-246-268 for a

743 series to lead all scoring in the

Thursday Nite Early Bird League

at Montvale Lanes. Combining

with Rivers was Bob Greenwood

rolling 298-719, Gerrit Overeem

242-716, and Rich Naclerio 279-

711 to power La Familia to a lead

leading 1065 scratch series.

Pete Bruno hit 279-724, Mike

Almodovar 257-717, Rick Hunt

256-710, Ed McAuliffe 267-705,

and Steve Scorzetti 245-696.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZAJim Rivers Rolled 268-743At Montvale Lanes

By Larry Diebner

Trevor Bogert 300

At Plaza LanesMADISON, NJ Trevor Bogert

earned top honors in the Thursday

Mixed League at Plaza Lanes

blasting a 300 game for a high

series of 768.

Harry Franz rolled 266-684,

Craig Swartz 263, Jim Matunas

706, and Karen Evangelista 215.

Mark Marton 758

At Parkway Lanes

Elmwood Park, NJ Mark Martonled all pin attackers with scores of

243-257-258 for a strong 758

series in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League, at Parkway

Lanes.

Ed Bakelaar Jr pitched a 279 in

a 733 followed by Jim Viola with

237-676, Rich Miller Jr. 232-667,

Rob Roman 256-663, and Joe

Brulato 246-657.


8/8


THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICRocco Fortunato 809HOPELAWN, NJ- Rocco

Fortunato led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed League tossing

games of 275-256-278 for a high

series of 809.

Rob Williams rolled 243-246-

688, Vince Rudrow 201-200-256-

657, Dixon Duran 223-248-652,

and Melissa Hertenberger 217-

223-621,

Chris Herrick 737HOPELAWN, NJ- Chris Herrick

led the scoring in the Garden State

Mixed League firing games of

256-222-259 for a high series of737.

Rich Funk III rolled 236-267-

201-704, Rocco Fortunato 207-

223-248-678, Bill Slattery 225-

213-224-662, Elio Carrasco 237-

221-645,a dn Karen Bertuzzi 213-

212-613.

In the Knights of Columbus

League Joe Vollmuth shot 205-

215-257-677. Bill Larsen 267-

211-632, and John Bagisnky 226.

Rolando Vazquez 732HOPELAWN, NJ- Rolando

Vazquez led the scoring in the

Thu. Mixed Nuts League firing


series of 732.

Kevin Kennelly rolled 235-259-

687, Don M. Hellhake 228-206-

625, and Barbara Aker 206.

Anthony Angotti 718HOPELAWN, NJ Anthony

Angotti led the scoring in the

Family League firing 238-289 for

a high series of 718.

Kevin Kopko rolled 228-226-

237-691, James Medoro 214-213-

258-685, Sal Angotti 227-216-

234-677, and Robert Krimin 225-

224-642.

Jason Ciszewski 709HOPELAWN, NJ In the Avenel

Youth League Jason Ciszewski

rolled 268-253-709, DJ Petardi

222-206-617, and Heather

Medoro 213.

Aaron Williams 702HOPELAWN, NJ Aaron

Williams led the scoring in the

Sunday Nite Mixed League firing


series of 702.

Sean Williams rolled 257-231-

676, Elio Carrasco 204-270-667,

Lauro Perez 218-225-216-659,

Mike Acevedo 235-210-208-653,and Carole Lopez 223.

Michael Morris 686HOPELAWN, NJ Michael

Morris led the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing games of

223-268 for a high series of 686.

Tommy Giamo rolled 258-631,

Tony Rigiano 216, and Drew

Rucinski 212.

Robert Terefenko 670HOPELAWN, NJ Robert

Terefenko led the Atlantic City

Trios League firing games of 278-

203 for a high series of 670.

Bill Venezia rolled 223-233-636,

John Krupinski 276-634, MikeFreedley 226, and Linda Zick 203.

Frank Slomko, Jr. 662HOPELAWN, NJ Frank

Slomko, Jr. led the scoring in the

Knights of Columbus firing of

203-248-211 for a high 662.

John Baginsky rolled 204-259-

651, Mark Makwinski 214-219-

604, and Bill Dillon 230-204-602.

Jeff Roberts 648HOPELAWN, NJ - Jeff Roberts

paced the scoring in the Merck

League firing games of 245-214


Pat Ciniello (Bowling

Management Associates, Inc.,

Bonita Springs, Fla.) has been

selected as the 2011 BPAA

Hall of Fame Inductee and

recipient of the Victor Lerner

Memorial Medal. The Lerner

Medal is the highest honor in

the bowling business and is

awarded for a lifetime of serv-

ice to the bowling industry andrepresents the recipient's

induction into BPAA's Hall of

Fame located at the

International Bowling Hall of

Fame and Museum in

Arlington, Texas.

Mr. Ciniello is cited for his

many years of bowling center

management in his Bowland

chain of centers in Florida,

service to the BPAA and

BPAA programs, events and

tournaments as well as the

bowling industry on local,

state and national levels. Hisindustry contributions include

many years of service to the

Multi Unit Bowling

Information Group (MUBIG)

and the International Bowling

Museum and Hall of Fame

(IBMHOF), especially during

the IBMHOF's relocation and

rebuilding at the International

Bowling Campus in Arlington,

Texas.

The Victor Lerner Memorial

Medal will be presented To

Pat Ciniello duringInternational Bowl Expo 2011

on Wednesday morning, June

29, at the Gaylord Texan

Resort in Grapevine, Texas.

Pat Ciniello to ReceiveVictor Lerner

Memorial Medal

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