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By Russ Mills - PBA LINDEN, N.J. – Darryl

Bower of Middletown, Pa.,

defeated Gary Bondarchuk of

Langhorne, Pa., 236-162, to

win the PBA East Region’s

PBA50 Craig Mueller

Memorial presented by

Ebonite at Jersey Lanes, earn-

ing his 17th career PBA

Regional title.

Bower, a PBA Tour cham-

pion in 1985, was competing

in his second event of the

year after returning from

elbow and wrist surgery that

sidelined him most of the

2014 season. Bondarchuk, the win-

ner of 11 regional titles, recently rein-

stated his membership in order to

compete in upcoming PBA50 events

in the PBA’s East Region. Bower

earned $1,500 for the win while

Bondarchuk received $850 as the

runner-up.

Bower defeated Warren Burr of

Wilmington, Del., 253-171, and

Bondarchuk defeated qualifying

leader Jeff Zaffino of Warren, Pa.,

257-232, in the semifinal round. Burr

and Zaffino each earned $725 as

semifinal round losers.

The tournament marked the return

to Jersey Lanes after a 10-year

absence. It was named to honor PBA

member Craig Mueller of Sussex,

N.J., who died in 2012 at age 69.

Mueller won two regional titles, both

in New Jersey, and was a long-time

tour regular where his best career fin-

ish was second in the Firestone “721”

Classic in Miami in 1979.

Darryl Bower Wins 17th PBA Regional Title

Lou DeMartino, Robyn Buschini

Hammered 300 at Jib Lanes FLUSHING, NY – Lou

DeMartino and Robyn Buschini

each blasted a 300 game in the

Triple Take League at Jib Lanes.

Lou shot 300-244-270-814, and

Robyn 245-300-257-802.

Matt Dugan rolled 204-277-243-

723, Lenny Nguyen 269-232-213-

714, Fred Liebowitz 205-279-225-

711, Nick Vaccaro 236-248-681,

and Joe Ansale 256-246-684.

By Matt Cannizzaro - USBCGREEN BAY, Wis. - Sam Maccarone

of Blackwood, New Jersey, has faced a

variety of health issues in the last year,

but his desire to compete has remained

strong, and he was able to take the title

at the 2015 International Training and

Research Center Super Senior Classic.

The 60-year-old right-hander

started the championship match

against United States Bowling

Congress Hall of Famer Tom

Baker of King, North Carolina,

with six consecutive strikes, and

the victory never was in doubt as

he cruised to a 248-182 win at The

Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley.

Maccarone earned $4,000 for the

victory, while Baker pocketed $3,000

as the runner-up. The total prize fund at

the 2015 ITRC Super Senior Classic

was more than $26,000.

"When your opponent isn't striking,

and you've got the front six, it definitely

allows you to be a little bit looser," said

Maccarone, a two-time Professional

Bowlers Association Tour champion

and one-time PBA50 winner. "But,

with a competitor like Tom, you don't

want to let up until it's definitely over."

Baker averaged more than 220 to

pace the field at the Super Senior

Classic through 16 games of qualifying

and a four-game cashers' round, but the

top seed was not able to double in the

championship match.

The win came at the perfect time for

Maccarone, who had open-heart sur-

gery in October and found himself in

the hospital again in February with

inflammation around the lining of his

heart.

He has bowled in as many events as

he could since late March. After his

60th birthday, he decided to commit to

the USBC Senior Masters and Super

Senior Classic in Green Bay as well as

the upcoming stops on the PBA50 Tour.

"I am at a point in my life where I feel

like bowling makes me happy, and as

long as I'm physically able to do that,

I'm going to bowl when I can,"

Maccarone said. "Winning definitely

gets the blood flowing. You come out

and feel like you're competitive, and

then to win, is a feeling that's hard to

describe. It gives me a lot of confi-

dence, and it's nice to win again after

everything."

Maccarone's heart was tested in his

opening match against Mike Lucente

of Warren, Michigan, as neither player

was able to strike in the first six frames.

Maccarone struck out in the 10th

frame, including a Brooklyn strike on

his second shot, to force Lucente to

strike on his first shot for the win. A

spare and a strike would've resulted in

a tie. Lucente spared, but left a 10 pin

on his fill ball, giving Maccarone a

179-178 victory.

In the victory, Maccarone struggled

to find a consistent reaction on the left

lane, but that was not an issue as he

struck on seven of his first eight shots in

a 243-151 semifinal win over No. 2

seed Willie Wells of Brandon, Florida.

In the day's opening match, Lucente

started with seven consecutive strikes

on the way to a 244-190 victory against

Kerry Painter of Henderson, Nevada.

Painter won the inaugural Super Senior

Classic in 2013 and finished second in

2014.

Sam Maccarone Won ITRC Super Senior Classic

Kevin Lingle Blasted 300

At Wallington Lanes

Matt Russo 289 at Howell LanesBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - Matt Russo fired

a 289 high game in the Summer

Fun League. Keith Baird 258 and

Stu Cohen bowled a 257. Brandon

Fennell shot high series 681. Jess

Lerner threw high women’s series

583 including high game 223.

Shannon Hankel 214 and 572, and

Janine Smith a 581 series.

WALLINGTON, NJ - Nice going

Kevin Lingle finding perfection in

a 300 game and finishing with a

746 series bowling in the Gloria’s

Anyway Doubles League at AMF

Wallington Lanes. This league is

off to a good start again it seems to

be a tradition that they always

have at least one 300 every year

since the league started 4 years

ago.

Antonio Avallone had a great

night with his 256-248-245-749,

Chris Montagna hit 275, Chris

Duhaime 258, Mike “Papa

Georgio” Neocleous had a good

night with his 255-243, Thomas

Plaza 279, Mike Roman 255-246,

Gabe Piomelli 249, and Doug

Weiler 235.

PBA photo

Jersey Lanes assistant manager, Steve Boros

with tournament champion Darryl Bower.

Doug Dwyer 300

at Coram LanesCORAM, NY – Doug Dwyer was

top player when he blasted a 300

game while rolling in the

Thursday Doubles League at

Coram Lanes, and Craig Lindahl

collected eleven strikes for a 279

game.

Scott Rufer 300

At Rockville CentreROCKVILLE, NY – Scott Rufer

blasted a 300 game while rolling

in the Monday King Trios League

at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Glenn Smith shot 236-288-278-

802, Chris Johnson 269-237-288-

794, Alby Pezzella 278-225-244-

747, Ray Brooks 246-238-257-

741, Mike Fisch 245-235-259-

739, and John Smisek 236-226-

268-730

USBC photo

Sam Maccarone

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Danny Shrafel 763FARMINGDALE, NY – Danny

Shrafel topped the scoring in the

Summer MNFP League blasting

games of 280-267 for a high series

of 763.

Matthew Gierl hit 235, Mark

Hecht 234, Eddie Allen 225, and

Bert Messina 224.

Kenny Simon 761FARMINGDALE, NY – Kenny

Simon topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League blasting

games of 256-268-237 for a high

series of 761.

Craig Koppell shot 259, Tony

Cipriano 254-218, David

Morgenberg 240-212, Lloyd

Hasluck 237, and Curtis Brown

236.

Eddie Allen 692FARMINGDALE, NY – Eddie

Allen led the scoring in the

Summer MNFP League firing


of 692.

Mark Hecht shot 226-214-644,

Ronnie Simon 268-640, Chris

Buzzonetti 232-220-633, and

Matthew Gierl 204-217-212-633.

Roger Herrscher 685FARMINGDALE, NY – Roger

Herrscher paced the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League rolling


series of 685.

Edmond Wing shot 288-206-660,

David Morenberg 207-236-217-

660, Curtis Brown 246-217-655,

and Tony Cipriano 257-202-647.

TJ Lucente 673FARMINGDALE, NY – TJ Lucente

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Adult/Junior League firing a high

game of 266 and a high series of 673.

Christina Perillo rolled 225-226-

205-656, Ramon Carcamo 256,

Edward Mencarelli 233, and Aniello

Strocchia 215-205.

Rob Grieb 642FARMINGDALE, NY – Rob Grieb

paced the scoring in the Wednesday

Friends League rolling games of

233-229 for a high series of 642.

Nasir Ashraf hit 226, Jason Gieser

210-201, Tim Jackson 207, Tom

Renda 203-200, and Monika Avaria

201.

In the Thursday Pro Shot Challenge

League Joe Costanzo shot 233, Mike

Sodano 223, Eugene Neal 212, Sean

Mott 211, and Louis Getzelman 203.

In the Wednesday Adult/Junior

League Joe Laier rolled 222,

Carmello Randazzo 214, and

Stephen Gardner, Jr., and Eric

Brennan 202.

Matthew Gierl 255FARMINGDALE, NY – In the

Wednesday Adult/Junior League

Matthew Gierl rolled 255, Rob Greib

233, Trevor Hennessey 255-212,

Susan Wurthmann 215, and John

Grieb and Monika Avarina 200.

Marc Bieler 638FARMINGDALE, NY – Marc

Bieler paced the scoring in the

Thursday Pro Shot Challenge

League rolling games of 247-214

for a high series of 638.

Adam Chase shot 225, Eugene

Neal 217-200, and Richard

Valentine 216.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Jerry Hoeler shot 194-171,

Ed Mencarelli 172, Al Noll 160,

and Frank Napolitano 169.

Paul Kester shot 167, Al Noll an

Al Diebold 158, Jerry Hoeler 157,

and Eileen Richter 152.

By Lucas Wiseman - PWBA\TOPEKA, Kan. - Liz Kuhlkin of

Schenectady, New York, rolled

through the stepladder finals, win-

nin2g three matches to claim the title

at the 2015 Professional Women's

Bowling Association

Topeka Open pre-

sented by Prairie

Band Casino &

Resort.

Kuhlkin, who

recently wrapped up

her collegiate career

at Nebraska, defeat-

ed Danielle McEwan

of Stony Point, New

York, 241-203, in the

championship match

at West Ridge Lanes.

In each of her three

matches, Kuhlkin

put herself in good

position heading into the final frame

not needing even a mark to lock up

the victory.

"This is amazing because after I

missed the cut to match play the last

three events, my goal was just to

make the first cut," Kuhlkin said.

"Then I exceeded my goal and made

the stepladder and found a way to

win. It's just unreal."

Kuhlkin, who fired the first 300 in

a standard PWBA event this season

in match play Saturday, knew she

would need to make an adjustment

for the stepladder finals.

"The ball I threw in the stepladder

was one I didn't

throw at all this

week," Kuhlkin

said. "I knew I had

to try something

different because

my look wasn't

very good on the

fresh."

In the opening

match of the

stepladder, Kuhlkin

took down 18-time

Colombian national

team member Clara

Guerrero, 224-205.

In the semifinal,

Kuhlkin topped United States

Bowling Congress Hall of Famer Liz

Johnson of Cheektowaga, New York,

247-202.

Kuhlkin earned $10,000 for the

title and a spot in the season-ending

PWBA Tour Championship present-

ed by GoBowling.com, which will be

contested in Arlington, Texas, in

September.

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September 2 - 8, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

By Bill Vint | PBAHAMMOND, Ind. (Aug. 6, 2015)

– DJ Archer of Friendswood,

Texas, and PBA50 partner Bob

Learn Jr. of Erie, Pa., used critical-

ly-place strikes to defeat EJ

Tackett of Huntington, Ind., and

PBA Hall of Famer Walter Ray

Williams Jr. of Oxford, Fla., 213-

206, to win the PBA-PBA50

South Shore Doubles presented by

DV8 at Olympia Lanes.

Archer earned his second PBA

Tour title and Learn, a five-time

PBA Tour champion in his earlier

years, claimed his third PBA50

Tour title.

The title was decided when

Archer struck on his first shot in

the 10th frame after a missed 10

pin by Learn in the ninth gave

Tackett and Williams a glimmer of

hope.

“I admit there was a little more

pressure in the 10th frame because

its doubles and you’re also bowl-

ing for your partner,” Archer said.

“But I did the same thing I did

when I won the Chameleon Open

– I just focused on making the best

shot I could, and that was

enough.”

Learn, who gave Archer a bear

hug after his strike, apologized for

“making it a little more exciting

than it needed to be. But I’m real-

ly glad we wound up as partners.

DJ is a great young player who is

proving he can throw it for the

wheat when he has to.”

Archer and Learn started the title

match with a pair of strikes, and

added another string of three in a

row to take a 27-pin lead before

Learn’s miss in the ninth frame.

Tackett and Williams, however,

didn’t throw back-to-back strikes

until the ninth and 10th frames. A

second strike in the 10th by

Tackett would have forced Archer

to double for the win, but Tackett

left the 3 pin and Archer, needing

a mark for the win, got his strike.

Archer and Learn advanced to

the title match by eliminating top

qualifiers Tommy Jones of

Simpsonville, S.C., and his

PBA50 Tour partner Chris Keane

of Cape Coral, Fla., 219-213, in

the semifinal round. For Archer,

the third-place tie was the highest

finish of his seven-year PBA50

Tour career. Tackett and Williams

advanced with a 227-205 victory

over JR Raymond of Bay City,

Mich., and his PBA50 partner

Sammy Ventura of Syracuse, N.Y.

The match play finals were con-

tested under a Baker doubles for-

mat in which the doubles partners

alternated frames and players

switched lanes each game. Ten

teams of PBA and PBA50 players

were created based upon the play-

ers’ respective finishing positions

in separate PBA qualifying

rounds. Eight additional teams of

PBA50-only players also qualified

for match play.

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Jim Malana 726STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jim

Malana led the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League rolling


series of 726.

Ray Keller shot 245-245-687,

Don Schwed 214-220-205-639,

and Mike Luciano 208-201.

Frank Polizzi 726STATEN ISLAND, NY - Frank

Polizzi led the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League firing games

of 257-256 for a high series of

726.

Al Felline shot 223-232-660,

Randy Chapple 259-648, John

Carbonella 225-229-643, and Don

Schmid 224-636.


AT JIB LANESEd Ziemak 811FARMINGDALE, NY – Ed

Zeimak led the scoring in the

Wednesday Triple Take League

firing games of 278-277-256 for a

high series of 811.

Fred Liebowitz shot 279-234-

685, Kristina Tom 245-223-206-

674, and William Hermel, Jr. 222-

235-205-662.

Marlon Enriquez 967FARMINGDALE, NY – Marlon

Enriquez topped the scoring in the

2 x 4 League firing games of 259-


Gary Elferis shot 209-237-254-

236-936, John McDonough 226-

213-233-866, Robert Vickers 234-

224-203-200-861, and Mike

Pietranielli 205-212-226-858.

Mark DeLuca 717FARMINGDALE, NY – Mark

DeLuca led the scoring in the PBC

League firing games of 213-237-

267 for a high series of 717.

Jaime Ansale shot 247-258-202-

708, Rhoy Castro 224-265-668,

and Nestor Salonga 225-213-

212-650.

Eric Buffa 248CORAM, NY – Eric Buffa rolled

248, Tisha Luti 214, and Kim

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Michael Mirabile 242CORAM, NY – Michael Mirabile

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Connor Capocuzza 221 in the

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the Friday Trios League rolling a

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Pete Schultz and Billy Harrell

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Cookie Rhatigan 181.

Evan Rufrano 247CORAM, NY – Evan Rufrano

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Tony Silveri hit 223, Tony

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Hunter Addonizio 243CORAM, NY – Hunter Addonizio

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Chris Pesce 188, and Victoria

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Scott Rufer 759ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Scott Rufer topped the Custom

Thumbz Singles with 259-222-


Alby Pezzella rolled 246-235-238-

719, John O’Farrell 254-246-713,

Joe Conigliaro 245-235-705, and

Robert Aiello 245-243-214-702.

Nick Lastella 751ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Nick Lastella topped the scoring in

the Tuesday Summer Adult-Junior

League firing games of 254-289-


Robert Barber shot 243-228-686,

Jarrett Gerard 216-205-600, and

Alexa Messina 236.

Mike Christopher 742ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mike Christopher paced the scor-

ing in the Monday King Trios

League blasting games of 279-


Mike Chookasezian rolled 234-

266-242-742, Keith Perry 265-

258-716, Chris Johnson 268-232-

712, Patrice Nolan 247-244-214-

705, and Ray Brooks 257-223-

224-704.

Brian Battino 692ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Brian Battino led the scoring in

the Thursday Mixed rolling 256-


Donald Cepareano rolled 247-

237-667, Jeff Strumeyer 234-213-

222-669, Matt Wright 239-230-

664, and John Khantzian 258-658.

Jim Hambel 686ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jim Hambel paced the scoring in

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John LaBau shot 269-672, Lyle

Chernoff 254-215-203-672, and

Joe Mazza 215-215-236-666.

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Tony Girdley 998HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony Girdley

topped the scoring in the Tuesday

Summer 400 Doubles League

blasting games of 260-235-267-


Tony Martino shot 232-213-214-

258-917, Jay Gomez 201-204-

213-276-894, Danny Clark 233-

268-204-889, and Chris Tamayo

237-237-237-888.

In another session Danny Clark

rolled 229-243-246-267-985,

Brian Adamson 256-222-257-222-

957, Rocco Fortunato 233-264-

244-204-945, Tommy Martino

226-226-246-214-912, and Chris

Tamayo 209-222-269-203-903.

Tom Girdley 667HOPELAWN, NJ – Tom Girdley

paced the scoring in the Monday

Summer Adult/Child League

rolling games of 221-254 for a

high series of 667.

William D. Willard shot 256-207-

632, Lenny Petrovich 259, Pete

Soto 266, and Dennis Huscha 231.

In the Summer Senior No-Tap

League Tom Ortiz shot 233, Hugo

Toro 232, and Leila Nelson 210.

Don Anione 646HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione

paced the scoring in the Guys and

Dolls League firing games of 257

and 215 for a high series of 646.

Kyle Januzzi shot 246, Angelo

Mastrella 226, Bob Carro 228, and

Ken Martino 218.

In the Federal Business Centers

League Tony Kacmarsky rolled

222, Chuck Mantione 209, and

Brian Russo 200.

Thomas Poulos 248HOPELAWN, NJ – Thomas

Poulos rolled 248, Don Anione

223, Ken Martino 211, and John

Sidorko 204 in the Guys and Dolls

League.

William D. Willard Jr. 633HOPELAWN, NJ – William D.

Willard, Jr. paced the scoring in

the Monday Summer Adult Child

League rolling games of 212-240

for a high series of 633.

Michael Huscha hit 231, Steve

Osiadacz 214, Tom Girdley, and

Ryan Soto 201.

Bob Carro 218HOPELAWN, NJ – Bob Carro

rolled 221-222-618, Angelo

Mastrella 218, Bill Gallo 207,

Kyle Jannuzzi 205-205, and Ken

Martino 202 in the Guys and Dolls

League.

In the Federal Business Centers

League Chuck Mantione hit 200,

and Tony Kacmarsky 194.

In the Summer Senior No-Tap

League Hugo Toro and James

Nelson shot 222, and Wayne

Michel 204.

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