October 28 - November 3, 2015 Sports Reporter

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Vol. 76 No. 35 October 28 - November 3, 2015 50 cents

By Bill Vint - PBA

LAS VEGAS – Ryan Ciminelliof Cheektowaga, N.Y., struck on

10 of 12 shots to defeat top qual-

ifier Anthony Pepe of Elmhurst,

N.Y., 269-211, in the title match

of the PBA Xtra Frame South

Point Las Vegas Open at South

Point Bowling Plaza.

In winning the duel of New

York lefthanders, Ciminelli

picked up his third career title

and first since the 2013 PBA

Chameleon Championship. It

was a big disappointment for

Pepe who had led the tournament

from the first round, qualifying

first for the stepladder finals by

370 pins over Ciminelli.

“It’s so hard to win a tourna-

ment twice, and leading by 370

pins…man , I’ve been there,”

Ciminelli said. “I know what it

feels like. I thought he was a lit-

tle nervous and I tried to show a

little emotion, and get after him.

That’s just part of competition.”

In the first match, Ciminelli’s boyhood idol, 52-year-old PBA

Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III of

Jackson, N.J., put together a

string of four strikes, but got

help when Bill O’Neill of

Langhorne, Pa., left the 2-10 and

4-5 splits, opening in the fifth

and eighth frames to give Bohn a

comfortable cushion in his 215-

200 victory. He then started the

second match with seven strikes

and ran away from Australia’s

Jason Belmonte, who left three

10 pins in the first five frames,

253-210.

Bohn’s bid for his 35th career

title and sole possession of fifth

place on the PBA’s all-time ti tles

list (he currently is tied with

Mark Roth) came to an end in

the semifinal match when

Ciminelli followed a missed split

conversion in the first frame

with a string of five strikes on

his way to a 234-190.

“It’s funny because whenParker bowls good, I seem to

bowl bad. When Parker bowls

bad, I bowl good, because of the

differences in our styles,”

Ciminelli said. “But this week, it

seemed like if you threw the ball

well, you were rewarded.”

Ciminelli, 29, said the win also

was an important building block

in her career.

“I still have a ways to go in

taking what comes to you, and

just dealing with it. Parker’s my

idol that way. He just never gets

upset about anything. I still have

some things to learn about being

a professional bowler and one

thing that happened this week

was dealing with perseverance. I

had two 140 games and usually

when I do that, I just miss the

cut. To come back from that was

big for me; the old me wouldn’t

have been able to do that.”

OAKLAND, NJ - Pat Powell beat

all the competition rolling in the

Holiday Bowl, Sunday, King of

the Hill event and this is his third

week in a row on top.

Rob Cahoon was high rolling

with games of 279, 278, and 279

for an 836 impressive series.

Ciminelli Out-Strikes Pepe to Win PBA

Xtra Frame South Point Las Vegas OpenRusty Thomsen Wins PBA

Bowlers Discount Eastern Open

Dan Rice Slammed a 300

At Farmingdale LanesFARMINGDALE, NY – Dan

Rice earned a place in the spot-

light when he blasted a 300 game

while rolling in the Wednesday

Early Men’s League at

Farmingdale Lanes.

Joseph Kelch shot 279-245-709,

Mark Colaizzo 236-249-236-721,

John Bergen 226-236-246-708,

Wayne Wright 270, Sean Mott

692, and Rich Gaglairdi 245-683.

Pat Powell is Holiday King

By Russ Mills - PBA

BALTIMORE, Md. – Rusty Thomsen of South Amboy, N.J. earned histhird career title when he defeated Tim Foy Jr. of Seaford, Del., 233-194,

in the Professional Bowlers Association Bowlers Discount Eastern Open

at AMF Woodlawn Bowl.

Thomsen, who was recently diagnosed with two herniated discs, was

the qualifying leader, which earned him a one-round bye in the bracket

elimination finals. Foy, who qualified third, also earned a bye. Thomsen,

who averaged 237 for the opening nine games, topped Greg Ostrander of

Freehold, N.J., 189-165, in the semi-final round. Foy, who won his first

title last season, had equal struggles, outlasting Paul Nickle III of Rising

Sun, Md., 178-169, in the other semi-final match.

Thomsen earned $2,000 for the win, while Foy earned $1,100 as the

runner-up. Ostrander and Nickle won $800 each in the semi-final round.

Bob Butler 300 at Rab’s Country LanesSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Bob

Butler earned top honors in the

Mike Massaroli Memorial League

at Rab’s Country Lanes blasting a

300 game for a high series of 718.

Mike Panepinto hit 246-256-705,

Anthony Barberio 266-702, Mike

Galeotti 700, Byron Stauffer 255-

689, Robert Forminio 246-678,

and Steve DeMaria 684.

PBA photo

Richard Byrd (Sponsor – Bowlers Discount Pro Shops) with champion

Rusty Thomsen.

Marshall Kent Wins PBA Sands Regency

West/Northwest Classic

By Gary Mage - PBARENO, Nev. – Marshall Kent of Yakima, Wash., defeated top qualifier

Mike Wolfe of New Albany, Ind., 276-237, to win the PBA Sands

Regency West/Northwest Classic presented by Radical at the National

Bowling Stadium. Along with his second career PBA Regional title, the

2014 PBA Rookie of the Year earned a $10,000 first prize.

Kent advanced to the championship match by defeating Dino Castillo of

Highland Village, Texas, 257-237, after Castillo eliminated Cameron

Weier of Federal Way, Wash., 276-222, in the first stepladder finals match.

On Friday, Weier, a PBA rookie and Kent’s former Robert Morris-

Illinois University teammate, won his first PBA title in the PBA Sands

Regency West/Northwest Challenge presented by Radical, defeating ama-

teur Nicholas Duplan of Citrus Heights, Calif., in the title match, 224-204.

Matt Liss 300

At Lodi LanesLODI, NJ - Matt Liss rolled per-

fect with a 300 game competing in

the Tuesday Night 4-Man League

at Lodi Lanes and Matt Grubiak

was close with his 290 game.

Amir Miller bowled 278, Justin

Sloan 255-716, Doug Drehwing268, Bob Kozman 257, Ellis Jones

255, Carlos Duarte 253, Rich

Vargas 266, Albert Choi 266, John

Marra 253, Jimmy Medina 252,

and Kevin Matawa 259 713.

Kenn Schlomann

Hit 300 at LodiLODI, NJ - Kenn Schlomann

slammed a 300 enroute to a 723

set competing in the Monday Lodi

Classic League at Lodi Lanes.


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2 SPORTS REPORTER October 28 - November 3, 2015

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USBC RAISES BAR FOR COMPETITION INTEGRITY

WITH BOWLMOR AMF U.S. OPEN RED SOX STAR MOOKIE BETTS CREATES

MEDIA IMPACT FOR PBA WORLD SERIES The news of Boston Red Sox star Mookie Betts’ decision to enter the

GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VII made an immediate impact

on news media attention for WSOB VII. Within minutes of the PBA’s

announcement, Boston Globe Red Sox beat writer Peter Abraham tweet-

ed the news, which led to re-tweets and comments on masslive.com,

redsoxlive.com and overthemonster.com, among others.

Within hours, the news spread to ESPN, Fox Sports, the Providence

Journal, New York Daily News, Bangor Daily News, CBS Boston,

NESN (New England Sports Channel), Boston.com, millcitysports.com

and many other websites, social media outlets and publications, includ-

ing many throughout the bowling industry.Immediately upon the close of the major league season, Betts returned

to his Brentwood, Tenn., home and, according to his mother Diana

Benedict, headed to the bowling center to begin preparations for WSOB

VII. Bowling – and Red Sox fans – around the world will be able to fol-

low Betts’ throughout his WSOB experiences by watching PBA’s Xtra

Frame online video-streaming service and/or free live scoring on

pba.com. Betts will compete in the PBA Cheetah, Viper, Chameleon and

Scorpion Championships Dec. 8-11 at the National Bowling Stadium in

Reno, and additional rounds if he finishes among the top qualifiers.

By Terry Bigham - IBC

ARLINGTON, Texas – Bowlmor AMF, the largest

operator of bowling centers in the world, in collab-oration with the United States Bowling Congress

and the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of

America, will provide a new level of lane integrity

for bowlers at the 2015 Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open.

Bowlmor AMF worked with USBC and Lane

Analytics to complete a comprehensive topography

evaluation of the lanes at host center AMF GarlandLanes, ahead of the event that will take place Nov.

2-8 in Garland, Texas.

Each board of every lane was inspected and lev-

eled every three feet in 18 locations per lane. As a

result, 99 percent of the crowns and depressions

plus cross-t ilts are within twenty-thousandths of an

inch of flat. This dramatically exceeds USBC’s min-

imum standard of forty-thousandths of an inch using

three inspection locations per lane.

“Bowlmor AMF is committed to competitive

bowling and playing a leading role in moving the

sport forward in a positive way,” Bowlmor AMF

Vice President of Leagues Jay Lietman said. “We

are proud to create a world-class venue for the U.S.

Open and strive to provide an exceptional experi-

ence for our league bowlers across the country as

well.”Details of the U.S. Open lane pattern also are

designed to achieve a higher level of competition

integrity. The lane pattern will not be revealed until

immediately before official practice at AMF

Garland Lanes. Additionally, there will be no re-oil-

ing of the lanes between squads.

“From an integrity perspective, Bowlmor AMF

has provided a venue of the same high quality you

find with a custom installation such as the USBC

Open Championships,” USBC Executive Director

Chad Murphy said. “With no information being pro-

vided about the pattern in advance of the event and

also no re-oiling procedure during the event, wehave taken a step further to leveling the playing

field. Multiple angles will need to be played

throughout the event to be successful. It’s exciting

to think about and I’m looking forward to it.”

USBC plans to use the partnership model devel-

oped with Bowlmor AMF to improve lane topogra-

phy for future host centers of championship events.

Limiting the release of lane pattern informationalready is standard practice for the Professional

Women’s Bowling Association Tour, Intercollegiate

Team and Singles Championships and most recent-

ly, the 2016 Junior Gold Championships.

While many equate a golf scorecard to bowling’s

pattern information, Murphy explained a golf score-

card doesn’t change, since yardages are always the

same, but bowling patterns migrate on top of the

lane with every shot so it’s not static and is always

evolving.

“The static piece in bowling is topography of the

lane,” Murphy said. “In golf, the scorecard or

yardage book that a PGA professional receives the

morning of competition is the topography while the

pattern is the rough, the speed of the green and thewind. In bowling, the lane map is the topography

while the pattern is the factor that changes from shotto shot. For the 2015 Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open, we

have done the work to ensure the lanes are in cham-

pionship condition by making sure the lanes are

well within specification. We also are delivering a

scorecard to competitors. You can see a detailed

report on the topography of the lanes at AMF

Garland Lanes here.

“It is USBC’s role to create a level playing field

where the athlete’s skill determines the outcome as

we continue to build a future for the sport. We

appreciate having a great partner hosting the U.S.

Open to help make it possible.”

PBA television ratings on ESPN for 2014-15 notonly showed a 23 percent increase in viewership, but

made important gains in valuable demographics,

PBA CEO and Commissioner Tom Clark said.

Newly-released ratings data comparing the overall

2014-15 PBA telecasts on ESPN to the 2013-14 sea-

son showed ratings gains in desirable areas such as

males age 18-49, which was up 55 percent. The com-

bined male-female audience in both the 18-34 and

18-49 age groups were up 50 percent year-over-year.

“It’s an exciting time for the PBA,” Clark said.

“These numbers are rarely achieved in sports TV and

are very encouraging. They are both valuable andattractive to sponsors and partners. The PBA’s mix of

exciting players including Hall of Famers, interna-

tional stars and former collegiate players making

their mark in increasingly diverse and prestigious

events, plus the continued support of ESPN have the

PBA positioned for further growth.”

The new PBA on ESPN schedule begins Dec. 17,

with a special Thursday, 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m. PT) live

telecast of the PBA World Championship from the

GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VII at the

National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nevada.

PBA’S 2014-15 ESPN RATINGS UP 23%,

INCLUDE KEY DEMOGRAPHIC GAINS


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October 28 - November 3, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Dennis Reissig 288CORAM, NY – Dennis Reissig blasted 288, Dennis Graff 287, and

Brian Weinstein 279 in the Thursday Right Approach Quads League.

John Nordstrom 245CORAM, NY – John Nordstrom rolled 245, Gabriel Handelman 244,

Joe Ramanski 243, Adrianna Braue 227, and Tisha Luti 206 in the

Tuesday Night Mixed League.

Craig Kessler 243CORAM, NY – Craig Kessler rolled 243, Chris Pesce 203, Sean Pesce

192, and Lisa Donay 190 in the Thursday Family and Friends League.

Jesse Demauro 236 CORAM, NY – In the Wednesday Night Live League Jesse Demauro

shot 236, Joe Romanski and Bobby Miller 225, and Sandy DiPiazza

195.

In the Thursday Friends and Family League Mike Bedson hit 214,

Martin Maningo 212, and Lisa Donay 203.

Tony Calagiore 238CORAM, NY – Tony Calagiore shot 238, Willie Moore 223, Bill Sisco

216, and Susan Roth 170 in the Friday AM Seniors League.

Michael Mirabile 221CORAM, NY – In the Rolling Thunder Junior League Michael Mirabile

shot 221, and Cathy Capozucca 205.

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICTommy Martino 778HOPELAWN, NJ – Tommy

Martino topped the scoring in the

Raritan Bay Men’s League blasting

games of 265-258-255 for a high

series of 778.

Nick Cristosi shot 290-221-241-

752, Ed Hayes, Jr. 248-236-246-

730, Jason Gomez 223-248-233-

704, Joe Lampariello 278-205-203-

686, and Glenn Mohr 226-267-682.

Lou Gaudio, Jr. 711HOPELAWN, NJ – Lou Gaudio, Jr.

led the scoring in the Goldstein &

Hanel Doubles League firing


series of 711.

Rusty Thomsen shot 250-235-215-

700, Eugene Gaddy 234-226-228-

688, Will Vidulich 244-227-656,

and Jason Gomez 249-631.

Mitch Weinberg 701HOPELAWN, NJ – Mitch

Weinberg led the scoring in the

Friday Night Classic League rolling


series of 701.

Michael Potoski shot 228-239-221-688, Russell Kyzima 228-257-

679, Vinnie Pagnotta 247-234-676,

and Anthony Parisi 211-247-216-

674.

Matt Cestone 665HOPELAWN, NJ- Matt Cestone

led the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League rolling games

of 254-203-208 for a high series

of 665.

Rollin E. Ball shot 212-256-656,

Kieran Zebrowski 226-211, and

Dawn Arons 225.

In the Avenel Youth League

Andrew Ferguson shot 201, Ryan

Soto 199, and Gabby Morales170.

John Syslo 658HOPELAWN, NJ- John Syslo

paced the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed Nuts League rolling games

of 254-216 for a high series of

658.

Don M. Hellhake shot 223-236-

647, Joe Maloney 224-227-637,

and Kevin Kennelly 201-205-

213-619.

Kevin Kopko 649HOPELAWN, NJ – Kevin Kopko

led the scoring in the Family

League rolling games of 279-203

for a high series of 649.Tommy Martino shot 223-201-

203-627, David Morgante 237,

Susan Bobrowski 223-236-641,

and Douglas Boyce 197.

Carlos Toro 646 HOPELAWN, NJ – Carlos Toro

paced the Wednesday Night Trio

rolling 242-221 for a high 646.

Mike Kelly shot 247-224-621,

John Krupinski 225-615.

In the Merck League John Strauss

shot 257-612, Pete Zafian 222, and

Mike Eglesia 204.

Kurt Moszkowski 645HOPELAWN, NJ - Kurt Moszkowski

paced the Thursday Nite Mixed rolling

238-215 for a high series of 645.

Rollin E. Ball hit 244-605, Vinny R.

Medvetz 236, Scott Akalewicz 223.

In another session Kurt Moszkowski

shot 234-228-639, Rollin E. Ball 216,

and Vinny R. Medvetz 213.

Mike Eglesio shot 223, Tom Vickery

209, and Robert Siarkiewicz 216 in the

Merck League.

John Masculin 640HOPELAWN, NJ – John Masculin

led the Knights of Columbus


for a high series of 640.

Mark Makwinski, Jr. rolled 201-

212-211-624, and Bill Dillon 203-221-617.

In the Jerzey Pikers League Larry

Clarke shot 218-102, Frank Kovach

200, and Ceferino Rivera 194.


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Jonnae Greaves 745FARMINGDALE, NY – Jonnae

Greaves topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League blasting


series of 745.

Ramon Carcamo hit 278, Fred

Catapano 243-233-691, Dennis

Dowdican 245-225-209-679, and

Kerrick Jones 256-238-663.

Shawn Green 740

FARMINGDALE, NY – ShawnGreen led the Expressway Glass



Mike Perrone shot 267-247-732,

Paul Bajorski 289-726, John

Lombardi 289-228-720, Evan

Myers 236-257-236-729, Ed

Standtlander 258-258-720, and

Emanuel Pontillo 234-235-243-

712.

Dan Rice 729FARMINGDALE, NY – Dan Rice

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Early Men’s League rolling 244-

221-264 for high series of 729.

Kenneth Wojdylo shot 222-211-

279-712, Jeff Scarola 279-257-

705, Al Visco 279-227-699, Keith

Kasper 257-224-698, John Bergen

255-678, and John Young 246-

214-203-663.

Breandan Rini 725FARMINGDALE, NY – Brendan

Rini led the scoring in the MNFP

League firing games of 265-257


Eddie Allen shot 269-258-719,

Danny Riccobono 247-238-683,

Gary LaCara 253-227-677, and

Jim Tortorice, Jr. 268-651.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Frank Napolitano shot

186, Gerard Hoeler 180, KarenBruno 176, and Angela

Napolitano 170

Kenny Simon 718FARMINGDALE, NY – Kenny

Simon led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League blast-

ing games of 235-225-258 for a

high series of 718.

Valerie DeLillo shot 244-210-

232-686, Kevin Falcone 237-222-

653, Joe Galliponi 237-216-648,

and Michael Larberg 236.

Neil Williams 696 FARMINGDALE, NY – Neil

Williams led the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League blast-

ing games 214-246-236 for a high

series of 696.

Hari Soedarmasto shot 234-234-

678, Mike Agosta 257, Kyle

Durfee 249, and William Ramos

233-224-641.

Bob Kennedy 685

FARMINGDALE, NY – BobKennedy paced the scoring in the

Thursday Goodtimers League fir-

ing games of 223-226-236 for a

high series of 685.

Mike Herman rolled 221-211-

246-678, Mike Bagnato 221, and

Ken Tamburrino 215.

Eric Vazauez 635FARMINGDALE, NY – Eric

Vazquez paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League rolling

games of 227-215 for a high series

of 635.

Todd Johnson shot 242, Lloyd

Hasluck and Nick Fazzolare 226,

and Mike Dease 224.

Salvatore Yannacore 635FARMINGDALE, NY – Salvatore

Yannacore led the HS Practice

League rolling 236-222 635.

Samantha Ng shot 222-200-617,

Christopher Kelch 247, and

Darisu Fuller 226.

Nicholas Mencarelli 715FARMINGDALE, NY – Nicholas

Mencarelli led the Monday High

School Practice firing 248-245-

222 for a high series of 715.Darius Fuller rolled 234-244-

213-691, Carly Licht 248-233-

203-684, and Carmelo Randazzo

200-267-201-668.

Rob Bucking 703FARMINGDALE, NY – Rob

Bucking rolled 248-703, Eddie

Allen 264, Danny Riccobono 255,

Michael Larberg 244, George

Crenshaw and Danny Schrafel

243, and Linda Stephanopoulos

242 in the MNFP League.

In the Wednesday Party League

David Green rolled 237-236,

Rober Laurice and Robert

Engellau 226, and Dan Galfano

222.

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Chris Mayr 720FLUSHING, NY – Chris Mayr led the scoring in the Midweek Mixers

League rolling games of 230-244-246 for a high series of 720.

Vonetta Jolliffe shot 238-237-223-698, Jimmy Vega, Jr. 238-217-231-

686, and Jaime Ansale 234-207-234-675.

Tony Taylor 719FLUSHING, NY – Tony Taylor led the scoring in the IBEW Local #3

League blasting games of 258-278 for a high series of 719.

Brett Lee shot 215-234-247-696, Eric Rogan 258-230-668, and SeanKretzschymar 228-216-236-680.

Robyn Buschini 705FLUSHING, NY – Robyn Buschini led the scoring in the Ball and Chain

League rolling games of 254-227-224 for a high series of 705.

Kevin Brown rolled 250-259-691, Robert Kuch 244-221-213-678, and

Joe Peltzman 223-226-233-682.

Anthony Vitucci 693FLUSHING, NY – Anthony Vitucci led the scoring in the Ted Guy

Classic League rolling games of 245-214-234 for a high series of 693.

Eric Rogan shot 210-279-200-689, Matt Dugan 256-235-679, and John

Gallub 201-215-257-673.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS

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

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Spanish American Mixed: Benny Nieves 268-671, Dan Palazzolo 259, Tyrone Waal 248-680.

Nor Bu Lodge: Jon Klejmont 254, Bill Karpack 249-690, Chris Bakos 246-673, Stacey Titus 257-616,

Cheryl Wolf 204.

Thursday Night Mixed: Scott Struble 267-664, Ken George 246-694, Bill Homa 246-664, Kimberly

Cartelli 223-570, Anna Marie Sesek 172, Linda Lynch 184-509.

Youth Program

Bumper Busters: Brandon Lipp 85-166, Jordan Lipp 75-147.

Lucky Strikers: Ty Carra 108-287, Jacob Paniconi 82-196.

Ball Busters: Robert Murray 256-612, Jack Cook 223, Jack Vander Meulen 212-574, Kyle Billebrown 167,

Joey Lamont 184-492, James Gallagher,193-548, Sarah Gallagher 200-488, Emma Wright 158-458.


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LODI LANES HONOR ROLL AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESGlenn Smith 299ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Glenn Smith topped the Monday

4-Man Classic blasting a near per-

fect 299 game in the high 756 set.

Bob Schmid hit 259-269-226-

754, John Boock 278-252-738,

Joe Conigliaro 279, and Mike

Ramirez 247-234-239-720.

Tom Handley 745ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tom Handley topped the scoringin the Monday 4-Man Classic

League blasting games of 257-


Matt Slade shot 278-246-213-

737, Frank Cimino 278-246-734,

Glenn Smith 245-237-247-729,

Tim O’Brien 255-258-236-719,

Robert Burling 279-248-726, and

Gary Robertson 249-234-227-710.

Jim Carey 741ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jim Carey led the scoring in the

Tuesday Late Men’s League blast-

ing games of 266-259 for a high

series of 741.

Andrew Larson shot 216-234-

225-675, Anthony Bruno 267-

214-654, John Hanlon 258,

Matthew Meaney 204-245-200-

649, and Joe Ewald 243-205-644.

Leroy Singletary 726 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Leroy Singletary led the scoring

in the Custom Thumbz Doubles

League rolling games of 253-

237-236 for a high series of

726.

Charlie Torres shot 255-240-

711, John O’Farrell 246-236-

707, Lawrence Welfare 267-

255-694, and Jim

Constandinides 252-245-692.

Glen Smith 718ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Glen Smith led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

rolling games of 279-257 for a

high series of 718.Pete Morreale hit 277, Jeff

Bishoff 265, William Corwin 256,

and Sal Panzarezia 233-220-235-

688.

Jerry George 707 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jerry George led the scoring in the

Thursday Senior Birds League

rolling games of 213-224-267 for

a high series of 707.

Charles Johnson shot 253-200-

648, Michael Carpenter 224, and

Ed Frontera 223.

John LaBau 704ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John LaBau topped the scoring inthe Friday Night Mixed League

blasting games of 258-244 for a

high series of 704.

John Hodge shot 243-233-680,

Al Doerrer 243-243-678, Gina

Lella 286-204-669, and Jason

Grima 267-223-655.

Mel Brown 704ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mel Brown led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed League rolling


of 704.

Greg Ton shot 245-243-686,

Steve Papier 209-205-248-662,

Gary Ton 269, and Charlie Torres

257.

Pete Coneay 696

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Pete Conway led the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Mixed League


high series of 696.

Sean McGinn rolled 237-680,

Terry Boyle 246-237-667,

Michael Travers 253-223-660, and

Gregory Frank 244-214-657.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

Linda Walsh shot 223, Remee

Mallay 200, Cherilyn DePalma

182, and Mindy Myers 179.

Richard McCarthy 681ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Richard McCarthy led the scoring

in the Bown N Cruise League

rolling games of 214-233-234 for a high series of 681.

Don Railey hit 235-214-648,

Steven Patitucci 248, and Kevin

Rall 223-204.

Jackie LaBau 252ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jackei LaBau led scoring in the

Thursday El Cheapo League firing

a high game of 252.

John Moran shot 232, Steve Frey

215, Boris Sosa 202, and Rich

Snyder and Craig Cittadino 200.

Brian Becktold 644ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Brian Becktold paced the scoring

in the Saturday ScholarshipLeague rolling games of 234-222


Robert Barber hit 226, Jason Eras

224, Andrew Perlak 281, Nicholas

Lastella 217-214, Daniel Carley

201, Paul Ingel 199, and Colleen

Kingsepp 189.

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demolished the pins with high series of 750 (105 POA) and high game

269 (game 3) for More Better. Shade’s 3rd game average is now 230.

Tom Caspar Sr. had a 702 (135 POA) and 257 game. Will Reynolds

tossed a 257. Kerry O’Sullivan, also of More Better, lead the women

with a 249 game and Janine Smith a 598 series and 246 game. Mark

Vasquez shot high series 678 and high game 255. Josh Leahy rolled a

nice 245, and Mike Messina tossed a 630 series. Lois Steindl threw

women’s high 552 series and 192 game.

Monday Trios:

Kenn Schlomann 278, Kevin Matawa 270, Ron DeLuca 266, Vivian

Smerdon 243, Rachel Akins 237, Hugh Garrity 728, Bobby Castillo 714,

Sal LaCateno 714.

Survivior Trios:

Steven Leach 280, Michael Calabrese 266, Jessica Calabrese 236,

Dennis Hill 230, Shawn Calhoun 256, Danille Chisolm 712.

Wednesday Men's 820:

Joe Alfano 290-740, Elmer Akers 264, Karl Kalagera 259, Ray Turton

688, Bob Goodwin 663.


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Ken Soto 771STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ken

Soto topped the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed Quartets



Justin Wichnovitz shot 246-663,

Kathy Wichnovitz 277, Pat

Driscoll 252, and Richie Lopez

247.

Jeff Martin 756 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeff

Martin topped the scoring in the

FixADent Auto Body League


high series of 756.

Mike Galeotti shot 242-267-732,

Eugene Cruz 287-702, John

Drabczyk 287-684, Bob Suhr 256-

679, and Wade Pomeroy 279-671.

Tim McAuliffe, Jr. 759STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tim

McAuliffe, Jr. topped the scoring

in the Rab Wilkinson Memorial



Ed Wilkinson, Jr. shot 288-730, Tom

Hollywood 696, Joe Weisenstein

268-689, and Jeff Scire 673.

Allan Rabinowitz 754

STATEN ISLAND, NY – AllanRabinowitz led the Mike

Massaroli Memorial blasting

games of 266-250 for a high 754.

Joseph Ciriano rolled 242-277-

706, Marc Avena 287-702, Glenn

Markovitz 256-683, Kevin Ng

683, Chris Cannone 673, Eugene

Cruz 266-672, Mike Benevenuto,

Jr. 664, John Coffaro 257, Mike

Barclay 256, and Jeff Doctor 250.

Ken Soto 751STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ken

Soto topped the scoring in the

Family Night Out League firing


of 751.

Joseph Vann hit 257-709, Chris

Antico 267-681, and Kenneth

Soto, Jr. 680.

John Eadicicco 737

STATEN ISLAND, NY – JohnEadicicco took center stage whit

his high scoring while competing

in the Senior Men’s League rolling

games 268-237 for a high series of

737.

Dan Manzella shot 217-218-648,

Al Felline 225-217-634, Chip

Bonamo 226-225-631, and Stu

Isaacs 224-213-629.

Casey Sparacio 677 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Casey

Sparacio led the scoring in the

Junior Scholarship Doubles

League rolling games of 221-217-

239 for a high series of 677.

Jason Wichowitz shot 215-221-

635, Daniel Costantino 217-210-

617, and Joyce VanDrost 224.

Teresa Fortunato 624

STATEN ISLAND, NY – TeresaFortunato led the scoring in the

Gennaro’s Ladies Classic League

rolling games of 222-202-200 for

a high series of 624.

Rebecca Rakauskas shot 206-

226, Julie Agosta 237, Sue Dalton

223, and Naz Labetti 222.

Thomas Martine 659STATEN ISLAND, NY – Thomas

Martine paced the NEXGEN

Junior Bowlers League rolling


Joseph Vann hit 267-214-645,

Jason Wichnowitz 290-630.

In the Monday Manic Ladies

League Lia Cherry shot 197,

Kathy Barclay 183, and Marie

O’Sullivan 180.

Anne Marie Rubilotta 639STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anne

Marie Rubilotta rolled 203-213-

223-639 in the Tuesday Early

Birds League.

In the Golden Oldies League

John Cento shot 221, Dom DeVito

212-211, Dennis Costantino 213,

Sylvia Simpson 210, and Anthony

Gottlieb 205.

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