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Vol. 73 No.33 October 17 - 23, 2012 50 cents

OAKLAND, NJ - The 2012-13 Stan Niemiec Youth

Travel League kicked off with a resonance at Holiday

Bowl when eighteen-year-old Colette Malyack charged

out of the gate, shredding the maples with a 300 opener,

followed with 211,226 and finished with a career best 737

set. An FDU freshman, Colette was a four-year all-star

kegler for DePaul H.S. and ended with a 206 average for

SNYTL defending champion Holiday. This year, she’s

joined by her talented brother Joe who scored 225, 212-

618, along with newcomers’ Frank Olandesi 217 and

Caitlyn Castillo 181 as their Holiday II team coasted to

victory.

Boonton served notice that they’ll be a force this season

as anchor Justin Puchalski hammered out 226, 278, 224-

728 in leading his squad past Fair Lawn, 2875-2730.

Justin, who smashed his way to a pair of 299 games this

past summer, should emerge as one of this year’s top per-

formers. Also scoring well for Boonton were Karl

Kattermann with 237-611, Pat Teshima 201 and first-year

bowler Brian McGrath 174. Fair Lawn’s Hassan Izzard

rolled 219-532, Steven Plaszky 192-519, Hunter Perry

175-519 and Tyler Nappi a pair of above-average scores.

Holiday I swept their match with Bowler City I as new-

comer Grahm Muligan paced the victors with 247, 212;

Brian Rizzi added 225-602 while Dillon and Nick Cilento

finished with 190-559 and 193-555 respectively. BCI was

anchored by John Draney 216, 211 while Rob Gilbert, Jr

posted 215, new kegler Vinny Santoro 181 and Ryan Perez

175.

Bowler City II took seven points from sister entry

Bowler City III behind James Kane 246, 215-621,

Jonmikal Sepero 189-533 and Welmer Paguay 198. Highs

for BC III were Tiffany Sucero 157-451, Olivia Wank 153

and Ariel Wallace with two over-average games.

Rounding out the day’s match-ups, Montvale blanked

Bowler City 4 behind Kyle Ladewig 198-534, Matthew

Russell 188-524, and Katie Didonato 162. Tops for BC4

were Nick Ferrante 171,160 and Alijah Jackson 162.

18-Year-Old Colette Malyack Strikes 300 at Holiday Bowl By Vince Albrecht

VIENNA, Austria - In front of the

biggest crowd ever at Plus Bowling

in Vienna, Austria, PBA Tour star

Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas,

captured his 14th PBA Tour title

and his second Columbia 300

Vienna Open win when he defeated

fellow American star Sean Rash,

257-214, in the title match.

By winning the event, Barnes

took a 54-point lead over Rash in

the race for the third and final berth

in the Bayer Advanced Aspirin

World Bowling Tour men’s finals,

presented by the PBA. With only

the Australian Masters remaining in

the 2012 WBT points race – and 50

points available to the winner –

Barnes has officially locked Rash

out of the WBT finals, which will

be conducted during the PBA

World Series of Bowling IV at

South Point Casino and Hotel in

Las Vegas on Saturday, Nov. 10.

Barnes, who won his first PBA

International Tour title, also collect-

ed a first prize of roughly $9,000.

Rash, who lives in Montgomery,

Ill., made a valiant bid for the title,

striking out in the final game of

Round 3 to advance from fifth place

into the stepladder finals as the No.

3 qualifier. Rash then eliminated

England’s Stuart Williams, 191-

181, and Tommy Jones of

Simpsonville, S.C., 189-158, to

advance to the title match.

Heading into the Australian

Masters (which concludes Oct. 27

in Sydney), reigning WBT men’s

champion Mika Koivuniemi of

Finland has retained the top qualify-

ing position for the three-man

stepladder finals with 408 points.

Mike Fagan (342 points) and

Barnes (328 points) are second and

third, respectively. Rash is fourth

with 274 points.

The women’s WBT rankings are

dominated by American PBA mem-

bers with Missy Parkin of Lake

Forest, Calif., leading the way with

329 points. Kelly Kulick of Union,

N.J., is second with 319, while Liz

Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., is

third with 295. Defending WBT

women’s champion Carolyn Dorin-

Ballard has a chance to overtake

Johnson, but is not entered in the

Australian event.

The World Bowling Tour, con-

ducted by the World Tenpin

Bowling Association, is made up of

a series of events around the world.

Players earn points based on where

they finish in each event. The top

three men and top three women on

the basis of total points over a span

of two years are invited to compete

in the Bayer Advanced Aspirin

WBT Finals presented by the PBA.

The WBT Finals will pay a total

prize fund of $70,000 with the win-

ner of each division earning

$20,000, second place $10,000 and

third place $5,000. The WBT finals

will be conducted on a special lane

installation at South Point Hotel and

Casino on Saturday, Nov. 10, and

will air on ESPN as the first event

of the PBA Tour’s 2012-13 televi-

sion season on Sunday, Dec. 9, at 1

p.m. ET.

Chris Barnes Wins Vienna OpenBy Bill Vint - PBA

PBA Photo

Chris Barnes

Craig Lindahl 300

At Coram Country Lanes CORAM, NY - Craig Lindahl rolled perfect pitching a 300 game en

route to a 739 series in league play at Coram Country Lanes.

Heather McGee tossed a 277 game and Henry Romero 277. High

roller in the Coram Junior League was Drew Esposito with a 256 game.

John Sperone 300 at Lodi LanesLODI, NJ - Monday 4-man started the week right with John Sperone

hitting a 300 game, followed by Steve Tripp with one pin shy in his 299

finishing with a 750 set.

Anthony Buonnano rolled 279- 751 and Rafael Hernandez tossed a

738 series.

Eric Velazquez 300 at MajesticHOPELAWN, NJ- Eric Velazquez topped the scoring in the Middlesex

County Classic League blasting games of 210-269 around a 300 center-

piece to finish the session with both high game and high series of 779.

John Kertesz shot 244-254-266-754, Rocco Fortunato 263-235-234-

732, Ryan Branson 216-289-226-731, Frank Mortensen 247-269-202-

718, Kyle Olesko 202-268-246-716, Andrew Tripka 255-220-238-713,

Rami Ahmed 257-234-213-704, Anselmo Roque 269-221-211-702, and

Dennis Smith 216-248-236-700

Steve Aiello 299 at Holiday Bowl OAKLAND, NJ - Steve Aiello had high game and high set in the A/C

Challenge League at Holiday Bowl when he tallied an 803 series on

games of 299, 279 and 225.

Shawn Aiello shot 237, 268, 258 for a 761, followed by Joe Rutella

with 234, 247, 246-727, Mike Fradkin 247-703, and John Allesendrello

had a 257 in a 675 set.

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J o a n Ta y l o r ’s . . . . .

. . . . . . Te n P i n R a pMany thanks to Joyce Brokling for sending in the Elite Tournament

results. She noted that Jacquie Reese bowled a 300 game in qualifying,

and the youngest bowler was four-year-old Jacob Paniconi in the

Bantam Division, representing Rockaway Lanes.

Results are: WBA Division: Jacqueline Wasniewski-, 204, Lynne

Coleman, 163, then Karen Jordan, 278, Jacqueline Wasniewski, 199,

and in the final match, Jacquie Reese, 235, Karen Jordan 197.

BA Division: Anthony Johnston, 220, Brent Tishuk, 213; then

Anthony Johnston and Thomas Jordan tied with a big 279 game, and

Thomas won a ninth and tenth frame rolloff. In the final round, it was

Thomas Jordan, 245, and Darren Flynn, 199.

The youth bowlers had several divisions. Bantam Boys, scratch divi-

sion was won by Andrew Dunleavy from Rockaway Lanes. In the hand-

icap division, Jacob Paniconi, Rockaway Lanes, won. Bantam Girls,

Scratch, won by Alana Vitiello, Oakwood Lanes.

Prep Boys, scratch division: David Popkin, Boonton, followed by

Evan Weinberg, Plaza Lanes, and Joseph Steele, Sparta Lanes. Handicap

division: Jeremy Abbott, Oakwood Lanes, followed by ryan Monahan,

Oakwood, and Zack Zoppy, Sparta. Prep girls, scratch: Kelcie Mannon,

Oakwood, over Samantha Borkstrom, Sparta. Handicap: Kiara

Shadwell, Sparta Lanes, over Erin Colligan, Plaza.

Junior boys, scratch: Jack Cook, Rockaway Lanes, followed by

Brandon Kwestel, Rockaway, Matthew Brotherton, Sparta, and Erik

Kattermann, Boonton. Handicap: Francis Vitelli, Oakwood, followed by

Austin Oleksy, Sparta, Jakob Taylor, Oakwood, and Eric Lawson,

Oakwood.

Junior Girls, scratch: Jenna Henderson, Oakwood, followed by

Rhianna Smith, Sparta, Shaelyn Shadwell, Sparta, and Jessica Yerance,

Oakwood. Handicap: Jaime Golden, Sparta, followed by Paige

Piombino, Oakwood, Mikaela Shadwell, Sparta, and Danielle Pagano,

Oakwood.

All junior winners, above, received scholarship dollars.

ROCKAWAY

LANESAdult Leagues

Rockaway Mixed:

Anthony Alston 236-644, Chris

Casey 235, Glen Malmstone 233-

687, Peter Furio 233-636, Kristina

Arocho 264-662, Keri May 231-

624

Friday Nite Mens:

John Rotella 269-652, Kevin

Sikora 247-616, Ed Cook 247-

667, Jim Westergaard 239, Frank

Grumka 233

Put Togethers:

Geno McCroy 203, Daryl Frank

203, Michelle Halko 190

Junior LeaguesLucky Strikers:

Mark Howarth 115, Sarah

McKenna 167

Bumper Busters:

Jacob Paniconi 96

Ball Busters:

Jack Cook 243-671, Nick

Westergaard 235-631, Ryan

Ackerman 213, Zachary Clark

208-600, Kristen Greiner 185

Gutter Busters:

Chelsey Cruz 88

Weekend Warriers:

Ben Miller 148, Carlyssa Leigh

153, Emma Wright 134

AT T-BOWLNiki Reul 708WAYNE, NJ- Niki Reul ledt he

scoring in the Guys & Dolls

League firing games of 259-248-

201 for ahigh series of 708.

Jason Selel hit 240-693, Ed

O’Neill 284-673, Justin Powell

651, and Keri May 227-645.

One of the greatest feats in

bowling history unfolded more

than 50 years ago.

It was the TV winning streak

piled up by the late Lou Campi of

Dumont, N.J., a member of the

ABC Hall of Fame and half a

dozen other Halls. Campi rolled

with the top teams, won the

national doubles with Andy

Varipapa, and again with Lindy

Faragalli, and more than 100

assorted titles. He gained special

attention as "Wrongfoot Lou"

because he finished on his right

foot even though he was a righty,

and according to the books, that's

the wrong foot.

A mason by trade, Campi was

strong physically, but even

stronger mentally and early

acquired the reputation as one of

the best clutch bowlers in the

game. That, and his pride and

confidence in his ability, made

him an almost perfect performer

for TV. Prior to the streak he had

established himself as an out-

standing TV performer, winning a

couple of cars, pretty fair cash for

the times, and all kinds of mer-

chandise. He made constant TV

appearances across the country.

No score or record bothered

him, and he never worried about

how high scores might be. He

often said, "If a man bowled it, a

man can beat it." The TV shows

were aired live from New York

City when Campi was 52.

Two years later Campi made

history when he won the first offi-

cial tourney conducted by the

PBA.

The show was called, "East vs.

West" and was scheduled for 13

weeks. The format was simple. A

list of bowlers from the East and

another of bowlers from the west

was compiled, and when a bowler

lost he would be replaced the fol-

lowing week by the next man on

the list. The winner would return.

Campi didn't give his fellow

Easterners a chance to bowl. He

won all 13 scheduled matches.

In order he defeated: Therm

Gibson, Johnny King, Bill Lillard,

Tom Hennessey, Ed Lubanski,

Ned Day, Dick Weber, Don

Carter, Steve Nagy, Ed Kawolics,

Buzz Fazio, Dick Hoover and Joe

Wilman.

That completed the 13 week

run. But the producer and

announcer, Lou Marks, the owner

of the host center, Nick Gianos of

Bowlmor Recreation, and the

main sponsor, Kitchens of Sara

Lee, all knew they had a big hit,

and extended the show. Campi

beat Buddy Bomar, and an addi-

tional week was added, the 15th,

when Campi lost to Lillard, 665 to

662.

The Bowlmor lanes were known

as the most difficult around; and

the best in the East struggled to

average close to 200. Campi aver-

aged 232 plus for his 45 games,

and only four were under 200. He

made a number of last game

comebacks in the three game

tests, and thrice threatened a 300

game, for which a bonus prize of

$100,000 had been posted.

If the names of the bowlers seem

familiar, they should. All were

elected to the ABC Hall except

King. Kitchens of Sara Lee, now

a giant firm involved with dozens

of products, featured just cheese

cake and coffee cake.

Pat McDonough, then the statis-

tical genius and bowling writer on

the sports staff of the New York

World Telegram, figured the odds

against Campi winning 14

straight matches were 16,383 to 1.

Sadly, no film or tape of any

portion of the shows were pre-

served, because in those days the

tape was erased, and used over

again. Some recordings and

home movies do pop up now and

then.

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AT AMF WALLINGTON By Gloria Volpe

Monday Night Trios

A nice high game for Chris Ferrara rolling a 277, Austin Masser had a

269, Dave Cirkus 266-704, Tommy Muszynski 258, Wallington's

Bryan Heinrich 253, Joe Leardo 247, Mike Stella Sr. 247. Ken Pye and

Vic Padilla 246, Joe Szewczyk and Joe McCormick 245.

G&L Friday Night League Mixed

Jose Lopez’s 279 was the high game for this league, Gianvite Cavelli

bowled 269-233, Ed Smith 254, Derrick Cuavers 243, Ron Gilbert 241,

Ken Kruger 236, Donna Bagarazzi had the high score for the ladies with

her 243 game.

Thursday Mixed

Leo Castillo had two nice games high games posting 263 and 257 on

the way to a 691 set, Glen Bonomo and Randy Murray both had 247,

Chris Tiers 241, Ken Scheck 236, Vito Banci 225, Joe Damico 223. The

ladies had some nice games Lori Biggy 208-257, Charlene Bavaro 211-

202.

Public Safety

Frank Mena was the high scorer with his 246, 233, 226, 705, Kenny

Lee 244, Robert Day 236, Dennis Figueroa 233, Bill Zika did a repeat

with his back to back 224’s Tito Jackson had an off night and shot 223,

Jose Morell 222, Ken Cook 220 along with his teammate Joe

Murgittroyd.

Tuesday Earl 5 Man

The high game of the night was shot by Joe Leardo Jr. rolling near per-

fect 299 on his way to a 766 set. Tom Twist had a nice game of 290,

237, 247-774. Kevin Easton did very well and shot 275, Jorge Cintron

257, Mike Semanck 249, Ed lisi 248, Andrew Thomas had two 246

games with a 708, Tony Amello 246, Doug (I do show up) Weiler 245.

AT LODI LANES

Hugh Garrity 717LODI, NJ - In the Monday Nite

Trios Hugh Garrity rolled a 269

for a 717, Jeremy Rybak 266 for a

696, Joe Jackson Sr 268 and Alex

Protin a 706 series. The women

were just as impressive with Lisa

Friscioni bowling a 264 for 650,

Kathleen Weissman 256-621and

Lauren Sohmer 242-624.

Hiram Perez 685LODI, NJ - Survivors Mixed

Top Scores: Hiram Perez 255-685,

Percy Remulla 247-667, Michael

Calabrese 241-651, Jacqui Feher

214-558

Ron Deluca 693LODI, NJ - Ron Deluca held the

high series with a 693 followed by

Ric Guevarra 670, Lenalu Ontal

658, Efren Capalaran 655, Tasia

Holdman 625 while rolling in the

Saturday Filipino-American

League.

Rolling high games of 255 were

Shawn Bautista, Lenalu Ontal

253, Matt O'Grady 247, Ron

Deluca and Chris Garbode 245,

Joely Carillo 233 and Tasha

Holdman 227.

Carlos Nieves is KingLODI, NJ - Sunday Night also

crowned Carlos Nieves new

scratch King of the Hill and

Jimmy Medina King in the handi-

cap division.

Dave Brock 256 Wenesday Men's high rollers

were Dave Brock 256, Joe Alfano

249 (also with a previous season

opening 300), Joe Cauwels 249-

666, Joe Lennox 674 and John

Flanagan 674.

In the Wednesday Nite Live high

games include Dom Prunella 256,

John Cassetta 255, Ms Rock

Thomas 236, Sha Batchelor 233,

Joe Rizzolo 231and Vivian

Smerdon 214.

AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANES

Dave Cortese 299STATEN ISLAND, NY – Dave Cortese blasted a near perfect high

game of 299 in the while rolling in the Michael Carbonaro Mixed League.

Bob Jacobson rolled 674, Chris Reebe 663, Joe Acacia 244-665, James

Randazzo 243, Jennifer Comitini 234, Robert Stein 267, Lisa Cannistraci

224, and Sue Campbell 213-619.

Chris Leggio 786STATEN ISLAND, NY – Chris Leggio topped the scoring in the Mike

Massaroli Memorial League firing games of 259-268-259 for a high series

of 786.

Anthony Barberio rolled 279-706, Mike Barclay 247-662, Sal

Anaruma 255, Jeff Doctor 247, Vinny Cosenza 246, and John Kertesztes

245.

Steve Ennis, Jr. 785STATEN ISLAND, NY – Steve Ennis, Jr. topped the scoring in the Rab

Wilkinson Memorial League firing games of 276-266-243 for a high

series of 785.

Eric Ortiz shot 279-730, Mark Siciliano 279-728, Marc Shapiro 266-

673, Andy Formina 265, Tom Clinton 268, Jeff Scire 254-688, Joe Valente

257-665, Willy Maldonado 255, Mike Alesia 675, Jeff Martin 265-705,

Frank Wilkinson 253-673, and Tim McAuliffe 247-709.

In the Tuesday Early Birds League Laurie Lenzo blasted 259, Joanne

Soto 224, and Anne Marie Rubilotta 213.

Jason Donders 758STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jason Donders led the scoring in the D&L

Auto Repair League firing games of 278-256 for a high series of 758.

Rob Makson shot 279-247-750, Phil D’Amico 288-734, Ryan Friend

278-247-728, J. Acosta 247-716, Mike Meeks 255-684, Dan Tartaglion

265, Steve Glaine 267, Mike Rocco 248, and Craig Thompson 247.

Anthony Barberio 741STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anthony Barberio paced the scoring in the

Mike Massaro Memorial League firing games of 269-244 for a high series

of 741.

Chris Ponisi hit 279-248-719, Bob Jacobson 244-672, Eric Markowitz

258-668, Ray Tirado 269-665, Rob Cardinale 257, and Rich Muszel 246.

Anthony Margano 670STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anthony Margano paced the scoring in the

Scaran Sunday Mixed League rolling a 245 game for a high series of 670.

Richie Fioriello hit 248-667, and Debbie O’Shea hit 214-222.

In the Golden Oldies League Dotty Bellantoni hit 241-201, Jim Touhey

222, Ben Visceglia 204, Connie McNally 201, Howard Weiss 223, Don

Guinta 201, Mike Angeoni 204, Phil Pistilli 214, Dom DeVita 203, Tom

Griffiths 201, Vincent Pisciotta and Bernie Weissman 201.

Jason Todaro 669STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jason Todaro led the scoring in the

Millennium Fun League firing a high series of 669.

Matt Koplowitz rolled 260-662, and Bob Jacobson 245.

In the Larry McSorley Juniors League Caroline Gottlieb shot 205-194,

and Sean Van Pelt 184.

Dan Cioffoletti 653STATEN ISLAND, NY – Dan Cioffoletti topped the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League with 207-224-222 for a high 653 set.

Mike Andrillo hit 202-207-235-644, Chip Bonamo 235, and John

Castro 214.

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for a full life." – Sophia Loren

AT OCEAN LANES

Julianna Forbes 215LAKEWOOD, NJ – In the Saturday Junior Classic League it was

Julianna Forbes on top with a 215 game followed by Austin

Daddato rolling 211, Kamerin Peters 208, John Boughton 204,

Vinny Miles 203, Nicole Aumack 202, Brian Laash 189, Vicky

Spirio 188, Robert Guzman 185, Stephen Spirio 183, Christine

Jones 178, Cathy Jones 177, Katie Hagan 175, and Angela Kozma

170.

Joey Tedesco 170Livia Spalluto 170LAKEWOOD, NJ – Joey Tedesco and Livia Spalluto each rolled

a 170 game to lead the Saturday Pin Hitters League.

Angel Gonzalez, Jr. tossed a 143, Michael Schamber 122,

Hannah Foray 117, Caylin Ryan 114, Joey Schamber 113, Anthony

Tedesco 110, Sean Hassmiller 103, and Emily Hehir 100.

John Colella 256MADISON, NJ - John Colella led

the scoring in the MC Police & Fire

League firing a high game of 256.

Joe Marchese hit 239, Chris

Weir 236-656, Tom Schneyer 629,

and Joe Horincewich 628.

In the 400 Doubles League

Frank Fillimon shot 218, Donny

Prisco 213, and Dan Pridham 210.

VanderMeulen 249MADISON, NJ – Jake Vander

Meulen led the scoring in the

Junior/Major Breakfast Club

League firing a high game of 249

and a high series of 638.

Curtis Kyzima rolled 226-622,

Tyler Bongo 204, and Jenny

Wageman 194.

In the Bantam-Prep Breakfast

Club League Ava Hanlein shot

137, and Miles Cook 132.

Stephanie Rahn 268MADISON, NJ - Stephanie

Rahn led the scoring in the

Wednesday Trio League firing a

high game of 268.

Ben Geffken shot 259, Harry

Franz 258, Jon Russo 256, and

Lissette Tapanes rolled a 192.

Tony Romano 251MADISON, NJ – Tony Romano

led the scoring in the Morris

County Police & Fire League firing

a high game of 251.

Joe Marchese hit 236, and Joe

Horincewich 230.

Rich Keirstead 247MADISON, NJ – Rich

Kierstead led the scoring in the

Pharma Plus League firing a high

game of 247.

Jon Russo rolled 233, and Don

Miller 226.

Travis Wilfong 243MADISON, NJ – Travis

Wilfong led the Thursday Mixed

League firing a high game of 243.

Diane Sinclair hit 231, Bill

Phair 223, Charles Wilfong 217,

and Bette Simmons 211.

In the Plaza Ladies League

Heather Sweeney rolled 211, and

Karen Reinacher and Elaine

Wilson each tossed a 176.

Bob Russo 227MADISON, NJ – In the

Livingston Business Men’s

League Bob Russo rolled a high

game of 227.

Bob Perry hit 225, Victor Pitra

222, and Mark Martinowich 610.

In the Monday Night Ladies

League Jodi Belli rolled 224,

Nancy Roberts 208, and Carolyn

Paddack 198.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

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AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE

AT FARMINGDALE LANESAT SOUTH

LEVITTOWNIn the Monday BFCU:

Tom Retmanski 246, Debbie

Gerstner 243,234,682.

In the Tuesday Early Birds:

Christine Kempf 203, jenn D’lorio

201, Freda Amon 215-223, Karen

Bernardo 205.

In the Wednesday Seniors:

Cappy Caporusso 202, Pete

Thomasefsky 215, Bernie

Goldstein 215, Joe Cagna 203, Joe

Marsiello 202.

Thursday Hits and Misses:

Joseph Dolzao 258, Jerry Packard

243, Larry Ferriso 236, Debbie

Cali 210.

Charles McShane 3-Man:

Vinny Lore 269, Steve Miller Sr.

269,715, Ed Stadtlander 268,739,

Gary Galati 267,738, Lou Perullo

265, Howard Edelman 264.

Thursday Night Foursome:

Keith Pappas 279,700, Ray

Munoz Jr. 277,269,761, Joe

Mormando 268, Joe Ervolino 267,

Phil Piacentini 265,705, Tom

DeVincenzo 262,718, Steven

Fanelli 745, Thomas Ott 714.

Friday Astoria Federal Men:

Mike Clark 247,701, Rich Hansen

246, Neal Krys 244, Mike

McCarthy 238, Tom Kirchner

267,245,700.

Saturday Parrot Heads:

Jeff Rantinella 246, Jim Doyle

244,667.

Sunday AM Trios:

Rob Risi 268, Jim Risi 264,

Tony Pepe 257,707, Mike Brill

257, Charlie Minch 247, Gary

Medina 247, Tony Rookard 247,

Ed Stadtlander 257, Chris Norton

254, Dave Diamond 249, Eddie

Norton 247,710, Keith Hengel

246.

Sean Mott 749FARMINGDALE, NY – Sean Mott topped the scoring in the Thursday

3-Man League firing games of 279-268 for a high series of 749.

Rob Marino hit 277-222-227-726, Chris Weis 266-246-716, Michelle

Montgoris 229-235-247-711, Joe Traina, Jr. 279-239-711, Doug

Feldman 279-235-711, Mike Fradera 219-232-255-706, and Lukas Zito

245-227-234-706.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League Jimmy Prince shot 234, and Bill

Snyder 211.

Brian Siemers 714FARMINGDALE, NY – Brian Siemers led the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League firing games of 258-219-237 for a high

series of 714.

Mike Ellendorf hit 228, Lloyd Hasluck 226, Les Tse 220, Mike Siry

213, Katie Rahner 215, Dawn Cecere 211, and David Brand 210.

In the Friday Sunshine Kids League Ken Lauri hit 197, Joe

Stainkamp 193, Jerry Hoeler 168, Elsie Dugan 169-159, Barnek Kral

160, Jean Kral 157, and Fran Petervary 153.

Keith Elliott 702FARMINGDALE, NY – Keith Elliott led the scoring in the Friday

Late Mixed League pitching 257-214-231 for a 702 high set.

Hari Soedarmasto hit 257-217-678, Bob Starzec 248, and Mike

Agosta 226-224-225-675.

In the Thursday Goodtimers League Ken Tamburrino hit 242, Brian

Walsh 235-214, Howie Garfinkel 224-215, Dale Alberino 224, Frank

Berardino 221, Mike Bagnato 210-208, and Bernadette Doherty 214.

Joseph Reddy 256FARMINGDALE, NY – Joseph Reddy rolled 256 in the St. Martin’s

Seniors League.

In the St. Martins Major League Emily McLaughlin shot 232, and

Christian Nally 201.

Joe Stainkamp rolled 192, Ken Lauri 165, Marguerite Lauri 157, and

Sophie Laccone 152 in the Summer Sunshine Kids League.

CUSTOM THUMBZ DOUBLESOn the Men’s side we have Lou Cisarino who shot a 279 game; Dave

Dobin who also shot a 279 game and a 257 game and ended with a 736

series; folling Dave we have Joe Laspina with who shot a 278 game and

ended with a 754 series; Tom Riccobono came through with a 276 game

and a 676 series; and Carl Clory followed with a 265 game and a 247

series; On the Woman’s end we have Nadine Williams-Clory with shott

240, 231 and a 184 game and a 655 series; and Anita Beverly who shot

a 212, 180 and a 161 game and a 553 series

KOFFEE KATSSondra Crummell came through with a 216 and a 200 game and ended

with a 544 series; Donna Potaris followed with a 211 game and a 516

series; Lori Flacks shot 204, 203 and another 203 game and a 610 series;

Donna Milcetic bowled a 181 and a 176 game and a 488 series;

Adrienne Lupo came through with a 174 game and a 483 series; and Dee

Toohey also shot a 174 game and ended with a 487 series

8 SPORTS REPORTER October 17 - 23, 2012

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICRocco Fortunato 772HOPELAWN, NJ – Rocco Fortunato led

the scoring in the Family League firing games

of 226-278-268 for a high series of 772.

Steven Veniot shot 207-248-213-668,

Anthony Angotti 226-226-642, Thomas

Kopko 256-212-622, Kevin Kopko 203-204-

201-608, and Evan Hoff 208-201-606.

Tom Martino Jr. 753HOPELAWN, NJ – Tom Martino, Jr.

topped the scoring in the Madison Park Men’s

League firing games of 279-227-247 for a

high series of 753.

Michael Consiglio rolled 213-258-278-

749, Billy Smith 258-236-236-730, Eric

Oppenheimer 235-234-246-715, Kristopher

Brus 212-204-279-695, Matthew Manenty

279-236-687, Willie Zammitto 227-237-211-

675, Andrew Tripka 220-216-236-672, and

Danny Knopf 234-218-218-670.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts League

William Bailey rolled 225-219-623, Rolando

Vazquez 227-600, and Don E. Hellhake 224.

Joe Thurston 721HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Thurston led the

scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 247-252-222 for a high series of

721.

Mike Dellamanna shot 280-228-688, Dave

Rezes 245-225-211-681, Kevin Eccleston

215-222-220-657, Kenny Anderson 201-237-

201-639, and Dan Krakowski 224-227-625.

Anthony Vicidomini 694HOPELAWN, NJ – Anthony Vicidomini

led the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios

League firing games of 200-258-236 for a

high series of 694.

Ed Golliver, Jr. rolled 278-213-656, Paul

Harney 215-247-648, Peter Marinello 215-

200-231-646, Bill Venezia 216-216-625, and

Ralph Doerfler 245.

In the Knights of Columbus League Mark

Makwinski shot 224-216-649, Frank Grossi

233-203, Jack Masculin 216, and Joe

Vollmuth 211.

Kyle Jannuzzi 681HOPELAWN, NJ - Kyle Jannuzzi topped

the scoring in the Thursday Nite Mixed

League firing games of 258-209-214 for a

high series of 681.

Andrew Smith rolled 223-234-648, Kurt

Moszkowski 236-213-646, Mike Piomelli

246-221-641, Jim MacBride 228-604, and

Rollin C. Ball 201.

In the Merck League Matt Lombardo shot

200-200, John Struss 211, Mike Eglisia 227,

and Brian Gould 229.

Dennis DeCrosta 676HOPELAWN, NJ - Dennis DeCrosta led

the His & Hers League firing games of 268-

212 for a high series of 676.

Don Anione rolled 237-233-649, Andy

Shafer 200-226-602, Bill Smith 205, and

Carmine Latin 217.