October 14 - 20, 2015 Sports Reporter

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LODI, NJ – Dave Eng blasted a 300

game in the Tuesday Night 4-Man

League at Lodi Lanes.

Matt Grubiak rolled 290, Juistin

Sloan 280, John Sperone 791, and

Mitch Sacks 750.

Dave Eng Blasted a 300

At Lodi LanesFLUSHING, NY - Archie Nabas, a 44 year old left-

hander from Queens

Village, had never made an

Long Island Generations

Bowling Tour finals until

Sunday at JIB Lanes. His

first game in the finals was

perfect , a 300 which gavehim the confidence to

claim the $1,000 top prize

and his first LIGBT title.

Archie won the title by

throwing 6 strikes in a row and finishing wi th

a 270 handicap game.

The final shootout was very competitive and

well bowled by all 5 finalists. There were

only 2 open frames the entire match and one

of them was by the champion. Sam Cooke

took the early lead with a triple but could not

strike late to keep his lead. Archie needed a

strike in the final frame to win

and he put ten in the pit. Sam fin-

ished second with a 253 to earn

$500.

Third place went to Jun Park,

Flushing, NY with a 242 worth

$300. There was a tie for 4th and

5th with a 229 by Curtis

Hetmeyer, Valley Stream, NYand Eric Rogan, Flushing, NY

each earning $265.

The Jib Lanes tournament drew

a good crowd of 88 entries,

advanced 16 bowlers to the finals (plus 2

extra cashers), and paid out $3,600. This was

a special “House Shot” tournament which

resulted in good scoring but not as high as

expected. The cut was 731 in the 1pm squad

and 734 in the 3pm squad. High series of the

tournament, 820, was shot by second place

finisher Sam Cooke in the 1pm squad.

Kelly Kulick, Patrick Allen Victorious at Maple City Bowl

Archie Nabas Wins at Jib Lanes

Michael Benvenoto, Jr. Hit 300

At Rab’s Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Michael

Benvenoto, Jr. earned top honors in

the Tuesday Knights League blasting

a 300 game for a high series of 710.

Rich Berke hit 244-244-688, Martin

Manomat 276, Paul Yu 267, and Jim

Oliveri 249.

By Russ Mills - PBA

HORNELL, N.Y. – Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J. and Patrick

Allen of Mt. Kisco, N.Y. scored victories in the PBA East

Region’s doubleheader weekend at Maple City Bowl inHornell, N.Y.

Kulick won two of her four matches and finished with a

12-game total of 2,579 pins to record a 14-pin victory over

Brittni Hamilton of Webster, N.Y., in the PWBA Maple

City Dodge East Open on Saturday. Allen won seven of

his 12 matches and finished with a 20-game

total of 4,667 pins to edge Ryan Ciminelli

of Cheektowaga, N.Y. by 20 pins in the

PBA Maple City Dodge East Open present-ed by 900 Global on Sunday.

Kulick was the qualifying leader in the

women’s regional, but quickly fell out of

the lead when she struggled to a 149 in the

opening game of the finals. Hamilton, who

won her first three matches, held the lead

until the final position round match when

she lost to Kulick, 177-159. Kulick won

$1,500 while Hamilton earned $1,000 as

the runner-up.

Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, N.Y.,

finished fifth, but won the East Region’s

season-long PBA Challenge Series points

race. As a result, she earns a spot in the

PWBA-PBA Women’s Regional Challenge that will be

contested during the GEICO PBA World Series of

Bowling VII at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev., Dec. 18, as well as a paid entry into the World Series

itself.

Allen started the PBA Open finals 155 pins behind

Ciminelli after qualifying. Ciminelli arrived at the center

on Sunday suffering from a stomach virus and struggled in

the early matches. After dropping to third going into the

final position round match, Ciminelli rallied with a 286 to

have a shot at the win, but Allen responded with a 258 final

game to hold onto a 20-pin margin of victory. Allen won$2,400 for his 28th career regional title. Ciminelli earned

$1,200 as the runner-up.

Next on the schedule is the PBA Bowlers Discount Pro

Shop East Open, which is scheduled for October 16-17 at

AMF Woodlawn Bowl in Baltimore.

LIGBT photo

LIGBT champion Archie Nabas

PBA photo

Champion Kelly Kulick with Steve Crandall (l) the event coordinator

and the sponsor Gary Harwood (r).

Joe Donnarumma Rolled 300

At Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Joe

Donnarumma found perfection in a

300 game while rolling in the

Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling

League at Parkway Lanes and fin-

ished with a 755 series.

Jose Guzman rolled 276-750, Steve

Semancik 259-705, John Lord 257-

687, Tom Schlomann 246-685, Bill

Scrivens 243-684, Jan Dul 242-683,

and Alfred Balletto 235-680.

PBA photo

Champion Patrick Allen with Steve Crandall (l) the event coordinator

and the sponsor Gary Harwood (r).


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2 SPORTS REPORTER October 14 - 20, 2015

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Anthony Rizzo Tops Stan Niemiec TravelersBy Vince Albrecht

HACKENSACK, NJ - Passaic Tech senior Anthony Rizzo fired 258-248-

693, Dumont junior Kyle Schellberg added 227-204-625 and

Hackensack senior Janina Santoro chipped in with a 190 single as

defending champion Bowler City 1 took two of three games from last

year’s runner-up squad from Holiday 1, 2809-2693.

Pacing the latter was Pompton Lakes’ junior Nick Cilento who crushed

the maples with 252-230-665. Also contributing deuces were Indian

Hills’ senior Alex McGuire 214 and Paramus Catholic grad Lilly Sigona

205.

Montville junior Erik Kattermann scorched the plastic-coats with 242-

235- 670 and Montville freshman Adam Gelvan added a pair of deuces,

215-213 as Boonton prevailed in a tight match with Holiday II, 2783-2752, earning five of the seven points. Leading Holiday II were the

Chamberlain brothers, Tom with a triple deuce 236-233-200- 669 and

Wade with 210-207.

Using three new bowlers to aid Arielle Wallace, Bowler City II swept

past Fair Lawn, 7-0. Jack Curillo had the lone team “200” with 213 while

Arielle scored 180-503 and Northern Highlands senior Allie Woodhouse

175-502. Fair Lawn’s best effort came from Fair Lawn sophomore Tyler

Nappi, who after a below average opener, came roaring back with 232-

225 while Hawthorne junior Steve Plaszky and Fair Lawn freshman Nick

Greco contributed games of 203 and 194 respectively.

Led by Cliffside Park sophomore Gianni Calzadilla’s 203-200 with

deuces from Ridgefield Park sophomore Derek Lewandowski 216 and

Fort Lee junior David Grant 214, Bowler City III captured five of seven

points from Montvale, 2868-2674. Posting deuces for the Montvale quar-

tet were Tappan Zee sophomore Matt Russell 224 and Pascack Valley

sophomore Henry Tipping 209.

Closing out the afternoon schedule, new entry Hi-Tor showed it would be a force with which to contend by easily snatching seven points from

the vacancy with multiple “200” scores. North Rockland junior Johnny

Toscano 235-221-648, Rockland Community College freshman

Antonino Sparta 203-211-206-620 and Clarkstown North sophomore

Brandon Smith 211-208-609. the team’s net 2416 was the session’s best

performance.

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AT JIB LANES Bobby Fox 752FLUSHING, NY – Bobby Cox

topped the scoring in the Midweek

Mixers League blasting games of

225-279-248 for a high series of

752.

Jesus Paredes rolled 247-236-

235-718, Mike Mooney 226-235-

231-692, Greg Chin 243-233-674,

and Dollar Bill Gant 222-223-222-

667.

Marlon Enriquez 748FLUSHING, NY – Marlon

Enriquez topped the scoring in the

Friday Hi-Rollers League blasting

games of 237-237-277 for a high

series of 748.

Tim Lau rolled 241-236-248-

725, Mario Merlino-Pagan 236-

255-232-723, and Jimmy Vega, Jr.

235-268-688.

Tony Taylor 701FLUSHING, NY – Tony Taylor

led the scoring in the Friends and

Family League rolling games of

215-279-207 for a high series of

701.

Greg Welch hit 211-216-235-

662, Casey Allen 226-235-203-

664, Eric Burke 235-243-659, and

Brett Lee 243-215-639.

PBA SPARE SHOTSCHRIS BARNES TO UNDERGO BACK SURGERY,

WITHDRAWS FROM PBA FALL CLASSIC

Eighteen-time PBA Tour champion Chris Barnes, 45, of Double Oak,

Texas, has withdrawn from the South Point PBA Fall Classic and will

undergo back surgery in Dallas to repair a herniated disc.

“Nothing specific happened,” Barnes said, noting an extensive sched-

ule of competition in Korea, PBA Southwest Regional competition and

with Team USA in recent weeks aggravated the condition.

“The last time I got off the plane, it hurt all the way down to my

shoes,” Barnes said. “The pain part is manageable, but I just don’t have

any strength in my right leg, so it’s time to get it fixed.”

Barnes said the “discectomy” involves trimming a portion of the disk that’s leaning on the nerve to alleviate the pain.

“It’s the same thing (Dallas Cowboys quarterback) Tony Romo had

done and it’ll be done by the same doctor, Barnes noted. “Recovery time

is a guess at this point, but I’d think the (GEICO PBA) World Series (of

Bowling VII) is very much a long shot at this point.”

Barnes was scheduled to bowl in the PBA Fall Classic PBA Team

Challenge with the 4 POY & A Nice Run team along with fellow

past/current PBA Players of the Year Jason Belmonte, Tommy Jones and

Wes Malott and frequent POY contender Bill O’Neill. Barnes also was

paired with Jones for the Mark Roth-Marshall Holman PBA Doubles

Championship. His replacement for both events has not yet been

announced.

CHRIS PAUL FAMILY FOUNDATION CELEBRITY INVITATIONAL

The PBA has announced the seventh Chris Paul Family Foundation

PBA Celebrity Invitational will be held on Thursday, Jan. 7, at a site to

be determined in Los Angeles. The annual fundraiser to benefit the NBAsuperstar’s foundation will be televised on ESPN on a delayed basis on

Sunday, Feb. 28 at 1 p.m. ET.

"Success is going from failure to failure

without loss of enthusiasm."

– Winston Churchill


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October 14 - 20, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

David Morgenberg 748FARMINGDALE, NY – David

Morgenberg led the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League rolling

games of 247-246-255 for a 748.

Craig Koppell shot 259-245-721,

Brian Siemers 268-243-698,

Kenny Simon 221-225-232-678,

and Richard Bambara 238-213-

217-668.

David Green 742FARMINGDALE, NY – David

Green led the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League rolling

263-233-246 for a high 742 set.

Bob Saunders hit 237, Scott Lyle

223, Brian Siemers 221-211, and

Robert Laurice 216.

Kerrick Jones 730FARMINGDALE, NY - Kerrick

Jones led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds rolling games

of 277-234 for a high series of 730.

Amifika Greaves shot 252-239-

681, Jeff Page 290-670, and

Carmelo Pluchino 276, Brian

Beale 246-223-667.

Bob Gramarosso 726 FARMINGDALE, NY – Bob

Gramarosso topped the Expressway

Glass League rolling a high game of

269 and a high series of 726.

Michael Forman shot 257-706,

Eric Smyth 265-693, Rob

Gotterbarn 256-247-695, and

Vonetta Jolliffe 238-685.

David Morgenberg 724FARMINGDALE, NY – David

Morgenberg led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

blasting games of 226-232-266 for

a high series of 724.

Leroy Williams rolled 263-247-714,

Kenneth Brown 214-248-235-697,

Frankie Berardino 268-233-689, and

Edward Holden 268-232-680.

Joseph Costanzo 705FARMINGDALE, NY - Joseph

Costanzo led the Thursday Pro

Shot Challenge rolling 217-236-

252 for a high series of 705.

Adam Chase shot 243-640, Daniel

Schragel 257-618, and Larry

Strauss 228.

Donald Price 685FARMINGDALE, NY – Donald

Price paced the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling

games of 268-203-214 for a high

series of 685.

Joseph Kotowicz shot 224-210-

247-681, Kenny Simon 237-225-

665, and Robert Grieb 237-225-660.

In the Friday Summer Seniors

League Eileen Richter shot 190,

Joan Healey 178, Barney Kral 172,and Al Noll and Jerry Hoeler 164.

In the Tuesday AM Ladies League

Donna Ton shot 193, Jessica

Valentino 182, Maryann Schan

170, Ruth McCarron 166, and Jo-

Ane Fina 165.

Kenneth Brown 719FARMINGDALE, NY – Kenneth

Brown led the Wednesday Early

Men’s League firing games of 247-

236-236 for a high series of 719.

Ed Stadtlander rolled 277-247-

715, Steve Brandt 222-245-247-

714, Frank Berardino 257-234-

697, and Craig Koppell 265-688.

Don Balducci shot 205, Anthony

Palazzo 198, Gary Beirling 194,

and Tony Cintado 192 in theSaturday Island Trees League.

Al Noll shot 188, Jerry Hoeler

187, Frank Nowakowski 167 and

Virginia Karcpinski 166 in the

Friday Sunshine Kids League.

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OCEAN LANES HONOR ROLLTyler Wolfe 752

LAKEWOOD, NJ- Tyler Wolfe led the scoring in the Scratch Trio

League firing games of 289-237-226 for a high series of 752.

Sarah Pitcher 257

Sarah Pitcher rolled 257, James Bolish 256, Nick Clayton 249, and

Tori Boughton and Kyle Oliveri 247.

Liz Scheier 187

In the Junior Classic League Liz Scheier hit 187, Angel Gonzalez

180, Jordan Nowak 176, and Alexis Fitzmaurice 165.

Shane Cartwright rolled 180, Blaise Harrington 163, Mikalah Carter

159, and Eric Lazarchick 158 in the Pin Hitters League.

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Jim Fitzgerald 298CORAM, NY – Jim Fitzgerald

topped the scoring in the Thursday

Right Approach Quads League

blasting a high game of 298.

Dennis Graff and Anthony Reese

shot 255.

Mike Giambalvo 268CORAM, NY – Mike Giambalvo

led the scoring in the Monday

Early Mixed League rolling a high

game of 268.

Marlene Mirabile shot 256, Joe

Bosta 237, Mike Hermanek 236,

and Angela Demmer 233.

Bobby Meltzer 258CORAM, NY – Bobby Meltzer

rolled 258, Ken Peeters 256, Ron

Bonomo 254, Tisha Luti 237, and

Bobbie Bademci 228 in the

Tuesday Night Mixed League.

Tony Silveri 257 CORAM, NY – Tony Silveri

rolled 257, Andy Rastelli 237, and

Marty Pape

209 in the Friday PM Seniors

League.

Willie Moore 256 CORAM, NY – Willie Moore

rolled 256, Bill Galgano 236, Phil

Giannico 227, Anna Viggiani 188,

and Brigid Amundsen and Mary

Yarrell 179 in the Friday AM

Seniors League.

In the Family and Friends League

Kevin Pesce shot 215, Mike

Bedson 209, and Chris Pesce 177.

Jesse DeMauro 254CORAM, NY – Jesse DeMauro

rolled 254, Joe Romanski 252,

Josh Nordstrom 245, Tisha Liti

192, and Ro Green 183 in theWednesday Night League.

Bill Harrell 236 CORAM, NY – Bill Harrell rolled

236, Dave Sherwin 225, Craig

Conners 222, and Jill Sanfilippo

207 in the Friday Night Mixed

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Thursday Night Mixed:

Nick Westergaard 269-726, Scott Struble 258-738, Colin Beasty 255-

656, Ken George 241-657, Nidia Haneveld 216-586, Tami Mehesy 190-

490, Lee Ann Chervnsik 181-495, Robert Rhodes 236-585, David Ireton

213, Wayne Poverstein 213, Joann Brown 229, Rachel Haneveld 200,

Paul Longo 244, Bob Minard 229-598, Teri Renn 167-466.

Thursday Night Foursome:

PJ Adams 248-698, Van Thompson 247, Robert Rosen 246-680, Doug

Batsch 237-658, Maryann Abasto 201-529, Jaclyn Coren 161-414,

Martel Ellis 265-687, Ken Neary 254, Darlene Krazowski 177-474.

Put Togethers:

Fred Driver 235-614, Geno McCroy 183-497, Daryl Frank 169-462,

Keri May 203-529, Michelle Halko 166-475, Joan Mossi 128-343, Erik

Wrobel 225-527, Stephanie Clark 175, Michael Holdank 224-569, Geno

McCroy 186, Michelle Halko 184-457.

Spanish American Mixed:

Matt Svoboda 239, Dan Palazzolo 237-656, Benny Nieves 255-668,

Robert Soto 225, Henry Alvarez Jr. 235-615, Jose Acebedo 216-585.

Rockaway Women:

Susan Chillemi 230-567, Tammy Baldwin 192-486, Lois Kehmna 188-

508, Claudia Lupfer 176, Beverly Koval 177-470.

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LODI LANES HONOR ROLLWednesday Night 5 Man Men's:

Craig Bagnoli 278, Joe Leardo Jr 258, Kevin Matawa 258, John

Montagna 255, Andrew Thomas 267.

Monday Night Trios:

Andy Argumedo 287, Alex Protin 280, Bob Goodwin 279-725, Linda

Sudol 247, Stacey Brzozowski 235, Manny Gonzalez 752.

Monday Sun Mix:

Mike Laspada 790 series, James Mollo 287, David Pinck 257, Austin

Wey 237, Terry Tomos 244.

Wednesday Men's 820:

Chuck Cocozzo 268-699, Bret Contreras 266-681, Joe Alfano 259, Mike

Lennox 688.

AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES John Laurita 778ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Laurita topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Mixed

League firing games of 256-259-


Willie Fessler rolled 244-243-

685, Phillip Oters 267-231-661.

Alby Pezzella 767 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Alby Pezzella topped the Custom

Thumbz Singles firing games of 278-235-254 for a high 767.

Robert Lellig hit 257-708, John

O’Farrell 254-230-698, Mike

Messina 223-256-217-696.

John Hodge 738ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Hodge led the scoring in the

Moday 4-Man Classic League fir-

ing games of 277-245 for a high

series of 738.

Mark Slade shot 269-257-736m

Willie Fessler 250-245-707, Bob

Schmidt 279, and Nick Palmeri 277.

Ken Bruce 706 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Ken Bruce led the scoring in theWednesday Early Men’s League

rolling games of 256-238 for a

high series of 706.

Glen Smith shot 258-238-700,

John Maglio 299, Bob Moskowitz

288, Keith Manza 278, and

Antonio Flores 277.

John Maglio 714ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Maglio led the scoring in the

Tuesday Late Men’s League rolling

games of 276-238 for a high series

of 714.

Michael Fisch shot 246-235-233-

714, Ralph Carollo 257-243-686,

Artie Knapp 256, Joe LaSpina 247,

Joe Mazza and Les Forrai 244.

Stan Rosadio 714ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Stan Rosadio led the scoring in the

Thursday Senior Birds League fir-

ing games of 223-259-232 for a

high series of 714.

Robert Young rolled 262-222-

682, Charlie Johnson 268-214-

674, and Jerival George 255.

Joseph Jhingree 709ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Joseph Jhingree led the scoring in

the Thursday Mixed League

rolling a high game of 278 and a

high series of 709.

Mike Penora shot 236-223-223-682, Gary Ton 268-657, Anthony

Cimino 253, Frank Cimino 247,

and Robert Valencio, Dave

Johnson, and Rich Sitt 246.

Rich Tanner 279ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Rich Tanner rolled 279, Albert

Nassour 237-233, Robert

Hernandez 236, Mike Interrante

233, and Joe Mazzitelli 231 in the

Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League.

Gary Warner 698ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY-

Gary Warner led the scoring in the

Friday Night Mixed League firing

games of 256-226-216 for high

series of 698.

Brian Battino shot 248-240-682,

Alex Bogolubsky 224-223-219-

666, Al Doerrer 253-214-665, and

John LaBau 256.

Nadine Williams-Clory 683

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Nadine Williams-Clory topped the

scoring in the Wednesday Night

Mixed Summer League firing

games of 257-236 for a high series

of 683.

Derek Fahrbach shot 236-226-

653, Pete McCabe 247-200-643,

Joe DiRe 246, and Patrice Nolan

234.

Joe Mazza 256 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Joe Mazza led the scoring in the

Monday Bar Wars League rolling

a high game of 256.

Pat Zenker rolled 246, Kevin

Gracy 234, and John Balbi 213.

Debbie Fox 241ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Debbie Fox rolled 241, Kathy

Andrews 224, Patrice Nolan 217,

and Gloria Belmonte and Roberta

Papuzza 194 in the Tuesday

Rockville Ladies League.

In the Tuesday Koffee Kats

League Diane Fortin shot 205,

Adrienne Lupo 204, and Patricia

Guido 177.

William Tyson 641ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

William Tyson paced the scoring

in the Wednesday Senior Doubles

League rolling games of 268-214

for a high series of 641.Michael Carpenter rolled 269-

640, Ed Frontera 244-208-634,

Steve Jones 208-210-214-632, and

Stanley Rosadio 237-217.

Sean McGinn 245ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Sean McGinn paced the scoring in

the Thursday El Cheapo League

rolling a high game of 245.

Mark Kopper shot 241, Bily

Buffetti 210, and Steve Patitucci

207.

To our customers at the Parkway Lanes, 200 Route 46, Elmwood Park, N.J.:

There continues to be a number of rumors circling around the industry about our business.We had our Financial Consultant address the league officers recently and he attempted to

provide information first to the league members and second to our loyal customers. At thismeeting he disclosed confidential information with the attempt of gaining trust in thestatement that all of our leagues and parties are secure in the thought of using our facilityas their Bowling Center. We have been working hard over the past 8 years to provide ourcustomers the best and most comfortable bowling alley in Bergen County.

We mentioned in our meeting that we have been approached by several entities interestedin purchasing our business. We have been approached by more than a dozen viable entitieswith the interest of purchasing Parkway Lanes in the past three years, however in each casewe have chosen to hold on to it ourselves, in spite of economic challenges.

In all the possible scenarios, we will be f inancially secure for this season and manyseasons to come, as promised.

For those of you who have businesses or business experiences, you will know that aChapter 11 filing allows a business to operate but it also exposes the business to totaltransparency which means anyone who has an interest in buying our business must bedisclosed to the public. It does not mean, in fact a sale or transfer of ownership will takeplace.

The partners of Parkway Lanes have invested more than a million dollars of their hardearned money to maintain and keep their business responsible.

We are using this advertisement for one purpose and one purpose only. We wanteveryone to feel comfortable about having a bowling house that they can trust, and so weare asking you publicly to accept our commitment to remain in business for many years tocome.

We take this opportunity to thank all of our patrons, our league members, and ourcustomers who have enjoyed using our facility as their Birthday party house and their

corporate site for group gatherings.

Thank you for your continued support

David Cassirer

Martin Verniero

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Dan Clark 707 HOPELAWN, NJ – Dan Clark led the

Premier Pro Shop McClassic blasting games

of 268-222-217 for a high series of 707.

Eric Velazquez shot 213-204-280-697, Bill

Daunno 222-278-692, Tony Balletta 220-

243-227-690, and Glenn Mohr 228-278-

689.

Hugo Toro rolled a 199 and Jerry Petti 197

in the Winter Senior Citizens League.

Patty Hanlein 707

HOPELAWN, NJ - Patty Hanlein paced thescoring in the Friday Night Classic League

blasting games 256-225-226 for a high

series of 707.

John Kertesz shot 216-232-257-705, Mike

Hanlein 214-238-231-683, Anthony Parisi

203-233-237-673, and Joe Parisi 215-257-671.

In the Goldstein & Hanel Doubles League

Rusty Thomsen shot 235-236-666, Eugene

Gaddy 245-214-207-666, and Lou Gaudio,

Jr. 225.

Vinny R. Medvetz 686 HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R. Medvetz

paced the La Buona Pizza firing games of

203-257-226 for a high series of 686.

Joe Herber shot 268-621, John Baginsky

211-214-618, Michael Dellamanna 235, and

John Baginsky, Jr. 233.

Anthony Vicidomini 684HOPELAWN, NJ – Anthony Vicidomini led

the scoring in the Wednesday Night Trios

League firing games of 290-203-191 for a

high series of 684.Robert Terefenko shot 256-214-655, Paul

Harney 216-202-213-631, and John

Krupinski 208-212-619.

Michael Dellamanna 673HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael Dellamanna

led the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed

rolling 227-212-234 for a high series of 673.

Melissa Hertenberger shot 245-230-656,

Anthony Angotti 225-237-203-665, and

Don Anione 204-226-624.

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Todd DeRosa 719STATEN ISLAND, NY – Todd DeRosa led

the scoring in the Wednesday League

rolling games of 246-244 for a high 719 set.

Jason Todaro shot 247-268-702, Tony

Coppola 682, and Joseph Entrieri 255.

John Eadicicco 703STATEN ISLAND, NY – John Eadicicco

led the scoring in the Senior Men’s League

rolling 246-241-216 for a high series of 703.

Al Felline shot 222-202-201-623, Vin

Touhey 203, and Chip Bonomo 202.Frank Polizzi 690STATEN ISLAND, NY – Frank Polizzi led

the scoring in the Senior Men’s League fir-

ing games of 237-234 for a high series of

690.

Joe LaBargo shot 236-238-687, Al Felline

247-249-678, Joey Giovannazo 234-246-

675, Tom Mannino 236-237-676, and John

Heitmann 243-675.

Jim Cornfessore 718STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jim Cornfessore

topped the All Pro Electrician of NY blast-

ing a high game of 290 for a high 718 set.

John Trioche shot 258-709, AJ LaVerdi

258-691, Anthony Goffredo 267, Dom

Coffaro 258, and Sal Vella 266.

Todd DeRosa 713STATEN ISLAND, NY – Todd DeRosa led

the scoring in the FixADent Auto Body

rolling a 267 game for a high series of 713.

Jim Fiorneza shot 256-698, Mike Vlasenko246-692, Tony Garofalo 294-686, and

Eugene Cruz 279-673.

Daniel Costantino 672STATEN ISLAND, NY – Daniel Costantino

led the scoring in the Junior Scholarship

Ladies League rolling games of 215-233-


Jonathan Petrizzi rolled 247-641, Casey

Sparacio 220-226-634, and Breanna

Barclay 226-247-633.

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