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2017 PBA50 Tour Season Begins With PBA50/PBA60 Brian Dailey 298-300-834 at Jib Lanes
By Jerry Schneider - PBA 2017 season. regional tournament in FLUSHING, NY - Brian Dailey 266-227-678 Tom Grecula 244-
NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. The Williams, the PBA Tours all- Fayetteville, N.C., in March. 298 300-236-834 IBEW Local #3: 232-689 Eloce Cole 222 Tom
2017 PBA50 Tour season opens time titles leader with 47 wins, Other PBA50 Tour stars Joe Zaccheo 256-667 Sean Feaster 259-237-224-720 Bryan
with a PBA50/PBA60 double- won his 10th career PBA50 Tour expected to compete in New Port Kretzschmar 257-671 Matt Dugan Gathers 226-227 630.
header when Lane Glo Bowl in title in Pasco County last year by Richey will be a host of other
New Port Richey, Fla., hosts the defeating fellow PBA Hall of Hall of Famers including Tom John Decibus 300 at Majestic Lanes
PBA60 Killer B Open and the Famer Norm Duke of Clermont, Baker, 2015 winner Parker Bohn HOPELAWN, NJ - John Decibus 268-795, Anthony Bascone 276-
PBA50 Pasco County Florida Fla., 245-225, in the title match. III, 2014 winner Amleto blasted a 300 game along with a 219-257-752, Anthony Martino
Open back-to-back April 15-20. The Pasco County win was part Monacelli, Dale Eagle, Bryan 290 for a 780 series to top all com- 222-267-258-747, Dave Sabin
The inaugural Killer B Open, of another milestone chapter in the Goebel and Brian Voss. Baker petition rolling in the Premiere Pro 236-224-256-716, and David
for players ages 60 and over, will Hall of Famers more than three and Eagle will be doing double Shop Sunday Trios League. Parrilla, Sr 269-247-715.
take place April 15-17 and will be decade career in which he won his duty as they will also compete in Joe Lampariello shot 259-258-
followed by the Pasco County record 100th career overall title in the PBA60 Killer B Open. Also
Florida Open April 18-20. Both PBA competition (including PBA competing in both events will be Drew Thompson, Casey Sparacio,
events will be covered live in their Tour, PBA50 Tour, PBA regional defending PBA60 Player of the
entirety by PBAs online bowling and PBA50 regional wins). He Year and two-time PBA50 Vinny Geraci 300 at Farmingdale
channel Xtra Frame. achieved the century mark last Player of the Year Ron Mohr of FARMINGDALE, NY - Drew 238-757, and Vinny 300-237-738.
Defending champion Walter Ray December in the Decker Las Vegas. Thompson, Casey Sparacio, and Mike Perrone rolled 239-252-
Williams Jr. of Oxford, Fla., high- Appraisal Services Trios region- Two-time defending PBA50 Vinny Geraci hit 300 in the 246-737, Michael Forman 244-
lights the list of approximately al tournament in Harrisonburg, Player of the Year Pete Weber is Expressway Glass at 222-256-722, Al Spano 231-257-
150 players ages 50 and over who Va. not expected to compete in New Farmingdale Lanes. Drew 278- 232-720, and Rob Figgers 249-
are entered in the Pasco County Williams win total now stands Port Richey, but plans to begin 300-248-826; Casey 300-219- 214-246-709.
Florida Open which will be the at 101 after winning the PBA50 his Player of the Year defense in
first of 14 tournaments during the Fayetteville Southern Open the UnitedHealthcare Sun Bowl Mike Diamond 300 at Rockaway Lanes
in the Villages presented by
ROCKAWAY, NJ Mike woth a 297-737 followed by
Richard Clark, Chandler Hayer, Radical April 22-25.
Diamond found the line to collect Patrick Fisher tossing 287-782,
The tournament will also mark
Marisa Clinton earn titles in Rabs the return of former Major
a 300 game and finished the meet- Larry Gonnello 279, Daron
ing with a 740 set contesting in the Samples 277-738, Dave Boyer
League Baseball All-Star pitcher
Country Lanes Gold Shootout John Burkett, who missed most
Rockaway Trios at Rockaway 266, Dave Krivak 723, Alison
Lanes Gomer 215-601, and Dori Tingoli
of last year following ankle sur-
Ed Galuska rolled near perfect bowled a 193 game.
gery. Five-time PBA Tour cham-
pions Michael Haugen Jr. and
Ryan Shafer are expected to Kristen Kane, Joseph Mahoney Top
make their PBA50 Tour debuts. Youth Travelers at Holiday Bowl
Competition begins with
OAKLAND, NJ Paramus Catholic senior Kristen Kane bowled 278-
PBA60 Killer B Open qualify-
234-247: 759 for her Bowler City I team at Holiday Bowl, Joseph
ing on Sunday, April 16 at 8 a.m.
Hammer Mahoney hit 235-278-204:717; his Montvale teammates
ET and continues with match
Matthew Russell and Henry Tipping added 257-207-236:700 and 187-
play on Monday, April 17 that
218-248: 653 respectively to take the top spot in the Stan Niemiec Youth
will determine the top five for
Travel League.
the stepladder finals at noon.
. Second place Holiday II swept past Bowler City II, 27-5 with a daz-
Richard Clark (U12), Chandler Hayer (U15), and Marisa Clinton PBA50 Pasco County Open
zling 2417 net [201+/player] highlighted by Jared Duncans triple deuce
(U20) captured titles in their respective divisions at Rabs Country qualifying begins Tuesday April
670 [223-226-221] and sister Rachels 613 [207-203-203]; the Milligan
Lanes during the 14th Annual Gold Shootout. The Tournament 18 at 8 a.m. and continues on April
brothers were sharp as well with Michael firing 220-198 and Justin 199-
was a local qualifier of the USBC Junior Gold Championships. 19 before match play gets under-
192. On the clout of Matt Burzynskis 278 and 14-year-old Louis
Clark, Hayer, Clinton, along with Jonathan Guash (not pictured) way April 20 which will determine
Ferrantes 207, Bowler City II stayed with the victors in the opener
rolled their way to spots into the Junior Gold Championships which the top five for the stepladder final
before falling 1042-1022; Matt finished the match with 644 while Louis
will take place this July in Cleveland, OH. that will get underway at 4 p.m.
totaled 564.
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Field Set for 2017 THE LEADERS AT LODI
J o a n Ta y l o r s . . . . .
Intercollegiate Team Wednesday Coors 5-Man: Estaban Moran 279, Joe Cimmino 279, Joe
Te n P i n R a p . . . . . Championships D'amico 267, Bill Cappiello 721, Nino Polanco 711, Michael Blandino 706.
A FIRST 800 ARLINGTON, Texas The 16
AND THREE 300S womens and 16 mens teams that
Curtis Kyzima, 21, saw his first sanctioned 800 with 268-289-249 for will compete for the Kerm Helmer
806. This was in the Ten Alarm League at Hanover Lanes. While he was Cup in their respective categories
always a talented right-handed bowler, he changed to bowling with two at the 2017 Intercollegiate Team
Championships have been deter-
hands over a year ago and it works for him.
mined.
He didnt feel nervous, even after his father and teammate, Russ
Kyzima said, I have some good news and some bad news. The good The 2017 ITC will take place
April 19-22 at the Raising Canes
news is that you are headed for an 800 series. The bad news is that you
River Center in Baton Rouge,
have to go off the sheet (strikes from that point on) to do it. Curtis
remembered that he had shot a 780 three days earlier and blew it the Louisiana. Both the womens and
mens finals will be taped for
last game. I didnt want to mess it up twice. This time I had to make the
3-10 split in the 4th frame (of the third game) and strike out. The rest broadcast and televised on CBS
Sports Network in May.
is history and he has chosen the upgraded 800 ring for his award.
The teams advancing to the ITC
He dedicated his achievement to my Dad. He always preached that
were determined through four sec-
800s are more difficult than a 300. Were on the same team and he was
tionals across the country
there to see it. He shot a 300 last Friday. Curtis enjoys three leagues a
Allentown, Pennsylvania;
week, two at Hanover and one at Majestic Lanes in Hopelawn. The ulti-
Smyrna, Tennessee; Addison,
mate goal is a 900 series.
Illinois; and Dallas with the top
One night in the Thursday Night Sportsmens League at Boonton four womens teams and top four
Lanes, three bowlers each shot a 300 game on the same pair of lanes. mens teams from each sectional
Stephen Friedella, 29, saw his 12th perfect game (the following week he punching their tickets to Baton
shot his third 800, an 816). He dedicated his latest honor score to his Rouge.
mother, Susan Friedella, and fiance Jen Drury, an outstanding bowler Each sectional consisted of 64
in her own right. Baker games over two days, with
Stephens teammate, Morris County Hall of Famer Bob Lipinski, also total pinfall determining the top
shot 300 that night. It was his 57th sanctioned perfect game. He will be four in each division.
60 in September and has been bowling for 50 years, formerly as a PBA In Allentown, defending ITC
member. He has bowled a 300 game in the county tournament and has womens champion Webber
won county singles and all events. For his bowling goal, I just like to International rolled to the top spot
bowl and want to keep going. To be able to go to Nationals now and with a 12,647 total.
then. Were going to Las Vegas this year. Its always a fun trip. The Webber men completed the
The third person to bowl a perfect game that night was Bruce sweep for the Warriors in
Hirshhorn who posted his first sanctioned 300, on the team opposing Allentown, taking the top spot
Bob and Stephen. with 13,172.
In Smyrna, the McKendree
Sports Reporter women claimed the win with a
12,834 total.
Calumet earned the win on the
Editor/Publisher Dan McDonough
mens side in Smyrna, posting a
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Addison, finishing with a 12,621
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The Wichita State men also
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ishing with a 12,744 total.
April 12 - 18, 2017
Monday Night Trios: Alex Protin 279, Ansley Holmes 279, Rick Guevarra
269, Linda Rose 237, Anthony Rizzo 743, Jimmy Medina 737, Mike
Dagraca 732.
Monday Sun Mix: Brian Creeley 250-683, Michael Laspada 234-688,
Dennis Hill 228-645, Cheryl Moe 225-591.
Thursday Early Mix: Scott Dunning 279-705, Connor Sheldrick 264,
Louis Musso 257, Matt Dunning 705, Vernon Moody 690.
Friday G&L: Robert Scott 267, George McKinney 257, Dennis Scott 255,
Donna Bagarazzi 231, Frank Nordt 705, Brian Creeley 698, Sal Carbonaro
679.
Thursday Public Safety: Jose Morell 289-688, TJ Valentin 279-762,
Kenneth Lee 267, Danilo Cabrera 698.
USBC ENSURES INTEGRITY OF CHAMPIONSHIP
LANES IN BATON ROUGE
ARLINGTON, Texas The Raising Canes River Center in Baton
Rouge, Louisiana, will be the talk of the bowling world as the first of
four major events scheduled for 2017 gets underway at the custom-built
44-lane venue.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Womens
Bowling Championship kicks things off April 13-15, followed by the
Intercollegiate Team and Singles Championships, United States
Bowling Congress Womens Championships and USBC Queens.
The championship atmosphere will be second to none as the USBC
Championships Production team has spent the last eight weeks con-
structing the venue from scratch, and the playing environment will be as
fair as they come thanks to the teamwork of USBC and Brunswick.
Its difficult to imagine a better venue for these events, said USBC
Executive Director Chad Murphy. The effort and dedication by USBC
Championships Production and Brunswick have ensured a fair playing
environment for each competitor that bowls in this facility. As the gov-
erning body for the sport of bowling, we will continue to keep tourna-
ment integrity at the forefront of our events.
Brunswick is the official lane installation provider for USBC
Championships builds.
USBC rules dictate the tolerance for crowns and depressions, plus
cross-tilt, must be within forty-thousandths of an inch of flat to be certi-
fied by USBC. For USBC Championships events and convention-center
builds, USBC tightens the tolerance to twenty-thousandths of an inch to
further ensure the integrity of the playing field.
In all, each lane took an average of 175 man-hours to construct and
adjust to fit within the specifications.
After a champion is crowned at the NCAA Womens Bowling
Championships, the ITC and ISC will head to Baton Rouge from April
18-22, and the 98th Womens Championships will take place at the
River Center from April 23-July 10. The Queens will be held at the con-
vention center from May 17-23.
Kegel will be the official lane maintenance provider for these events
and will work with USBC and its lane pattern development team to set
the lane patterns for competition. Kegel also will provide the staff at the
River Center with lane maintenance equipment and supplies as well as
technical and on-site support.
April 12 - 18, 2017 SPORTS REPORTER
ROCKAWAY HIGH ROLLERS
Chester Men: Stephan Szardenings 268-678, Steve Baird 247-695, Stephen Boylan 245-
633, Charlie Tredway Sr. 225-661, JT Wilkinson 222-584, Harry Wright 218, Allan
Alpaugh 214, Mark Absalon 210.
Rockaway Trios: Bill Karpack 289-763, Patrick Fisher 279-733, Jeff Morin 279, David
Nash 278-813, Richard Warren 268, Gary Malone 266, Alison Gomer 228-643, Joe Karas
717, Stephen Friedella 707.
Fox Hills Seniors: Joe Dagostino 225-653, Morris Horowitz 223-578, Louis Ecanosti 211,
Regina Nataluk 225-622, Bernadette Memolo 182-462, Terry Vandermeer 177.
Morris Hills Mixed: Sal Antoniello 193-521, Barry Webb 189-478, Manny Barroqueiro
162-449, Bob McClughan 143-400, Joyce Brokling 178-497, Beth Williams 173-408,
Virgina Murphy 156-374.
Rockaway Women: Diana Arvidson 222-575, Lois Kehmna 211-523, Carol Scheu 209-
522, Tina Richardson 201-538, Maybeth Kanouse 199-537, Valerie Schreck 188-482.
Put Togethers: Scott Brandstetter 194-536, Fred Driver 187-461, Geno McCroy 173-458,
Michelle Halko 192-509, Sheryl Carfi 176-441.
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Spanish American: Heriberto Matias 279-764, Joe Karas 268-749, Bill Vamos 256, Eddie
Acevedo 657.
Rockaway Foursome: Brian Theriault 269-723, Heriberto Matias 248, Brian Lipp 244,
Bob Willoughby 244-664, Catherine Mehring 184-468, Elyse Dickman 173-485, Ellen
ONeill 171.
Nor Bu Lodge: Bill Karpack 262-680, Charles Wright 258-709, Andy Boyd 247, Lisa
Bischer 187-515, Kim Jenkins 186, Julie Cailliau 181-484.
Youth Program:
Bumper Busters: Joey Martella 79-157, Jordan Lipp 76-151.
Ball Busters: Ty Carra 184-510, Matthew Dignam 159-418, Matthew Graner 156, Liam
Reale 147-376, Brandon Lipp 133-371, Brandon Collins 123-330, Jacob Ward 99-269.
Bumper Busters: Jacob Paniconi 110-209, Jordan Lipp 105-199, Joey Martella 73-144.
Ball Busters: Matthew Graner 194-525, Ty Cara 182-528, Liam Reale 167-391, Matthew
Dignam 126-308, Brandon Lipp 112-311, Brandon Collins 99-280, Jacob Ward 96-284.
4 SPORTS REPORTER
AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Mitch Kennedy 752
FARMINGDALE, NY - Mitch
Kennedy topped the scoring in the
Epic Edge Trios blasting 237-268-
247 for a high series of 752.
Lawrence Straus shot 245-266-
215-726, John Ripple 248-246-
719, Eric Smyth 279, and Paul
Svenson 278-219.
James Curran 747
FARMINGDALE, NY - James
Currn topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Mens League
rolling games of 241-247-259 for
a high series of 747.
Mike Ninivaggi shot 279-253-
727, Stephen Hillibert 259-234-
227-720, Greg Stanek 248-246-
224-718, Ed Stadtlander 216-279-
216-711, Mario Caramico 289,
and James Roach 288.
Dylan Bustillio 738
FARMINGDALE, NY Dylan
Bustillio led the scoring in the
Henry Schein League rolling
games of 264-257 for a high series
of 738.
Rafael Ongjoco hit 237-213, Tom
Bruzzo 235-214, and Keith Sauer
231.
Victor Cassano 728
FARMINGDALE, NY - Victor
Cassano led the scoring in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling
Hari Soedarmasto 704
FARMINGDALE, NY - Hari
Soedarmasto led the Friday Late
Mixed rolling 258-221-225-704.
Lou Getzelman shot 243-242-
702, Ed Mencarelli 279, Lou
Morgan 278, Bob Newman 276,
and Joe Hoenig 259.
Robert Grieb 692
FARMINGDALE, NY - Robert
Grieb paced the Thursday
Goodtimers rolling games of 212-
255-225 for a high series of 692.
Dale Alberino shot 257, Nick
Jorgensen 256, and Wayne Coons 246.
Richard Russo 675
FARMINGDALE, NY - Richard
Russo paced the Monday Night
Fourplay with 268-206-201-675.
Larry Sanicola hit 267-211-673,
Tom Prendergast 257, and Mickey
Newbeck and Eddie Allen 247.
George Mazzocchi 249
FARMINGDALE, NY - George
Massocchi rolled 249, Anthony
Cotter 221, Terrance Gregory 205,
and Ronnie Simon 204 in the
Sunday Early Mixed League.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Joan Gallagher hit 200,
Ralph Lindgren 178, and Stephen
Dialzon 268.
Carmelo Randazzo 235
FARMINGDALE, NY - Carmelo
Randazzo rolled 235, Michael
Lamanno 223,Brian Becktold
209-202, and Sal Yannacone 202
in the HS Practice League.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Matthew Lindgren hit
223, Nicholas Fina 194, and
Stephan Dialzon 178.
Alex Grzybowski shot 214, Brett
Markland 205, and Mark Ferrara
195 in the Saturday St Martins
League.
Tony Cintado 225
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Saturday Island Trees League
Tony Cintado rolled 225, Keith
Seibnar and John Scatamacchia
209, and Joseph Catalano 201.
Marvin Slifkin 213
FARMINGDALE, NY - Marvin
Slifkin shot 213, Joe Livolsi 212,
Gerard Hoeler 205, Al Noll 179
and Fai Livolsi 170 in the Friday
Sunshine Kids League.
In the Thursday Green Mens
League Joe Weinberg shot 195,
Marv Rosen 188, Arnie Kotler
178, and Hal Hartglass 175.
Al Noll shot 183, Willie Mack
179, and Laverne Garrett 150 in
the Monday AM Seniors League.
ATJIB LANES
Wednesday Jet Set: Boi Dayoan
267-246-279-792, Epraim Ragasa
193, Virgilio Masilang 201-204,
Rafael Chireno 246, Kenny
Sonnes 222.
Tuesday Ball and Chain: Stephen
Amarosa 245-257-259-761, Steve
Salmon 236-279-670, Dennis
McMillan 246-258-711, Dylan
Bustillo 258-267-734, Tony Lauth
243-231-676, Colus Nesmith 238-
247-278-763, Michael Todd 252-
238-708, Brian Walters 247-225-
686, Robert Kuch 223-279-234-
736, Hector Camacho 224-278-
257-759, Greg Chin 232-235-667.
Monday Friends and Family:
Robert Mainor 278-227-679, Tariq
Lodge 215-245-247-707, Nathaniel
Barton III 252-245-709, Pepper
Graves 225-237-258-720, Nicole
Cumberbatch-247-256-659, Carl
Sanders 237-257-665, Mel chandler
227-265-235-727, Brett Mosley
248-237-701, Carl Rissland 256-
237-684, Ted Jones 252-223-692,
Kmar Wilder 226-248-668.
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Ted Guy Classic: Kevin O'Neill
222-278-279-779, Al Licciardello
267-247-245-759, Will Atkinson
232-254-268-754, Pepper Graves
257-229-256-742, Orlando
Blackwell 236-232-683, Sam
Quuaglierini-268-248-728, Eric
Flack 234-278-230-742, Desmond
Carti 238-246, Dana Johnson 224-
286-727, Garfield Miller 248-233-
224-705, Joe Moser 223-278-693,
Colus Nesmith 237-248-709,
Damien Rodriquez 259-226-669,
Mike Fuentes 220-279-693, Joe
Ciurleo 241-236-683, Danielle
Merino 268-235-686, Nicole
Cumberbatch 268-276-734,
Bernard Smiley 268-224-677.
Holy Family: Julio Lopez 212,
Ben Agnello 204-221-615, Joe
Agnello 214, Kevin Powell 215,
Rich Maeroni 218, Knock Liew
221, Robert Jones 218-210-618,
Pedro Madero 238.
Thursday United Queens:
Geraldine Burdeshaw 205-217-
604, Kathy Taylor 209-205-222-
636, Janice Bradshaw 226.

games of 224-257-247 for a high
series of 728.
Bill Kremlicka shot 258-225-
680, Robert Grieb 255, Joseph
Kotowicz 245-209, and Kenny
Simon 243.
Gerard Pannullo 716
FARMINGDALE, NY - Gerard
Pannullo led the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Birds League
rolling games of 266-247 for a
high series of 716.
Nathaniel Fuller rolled 278-236-
703, Scott Serrao 255, and
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Brian Siemers 704
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Wednesday Party League Brian
Seimers rolled 265-213-226-704,
James Ketterer 254, Richard
Delorenzo 243-223, David Green
234, and Eric Vazquez and Nick
Fazzolare 222.
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AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES

Alby Pezzella 762
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Alby Pezzella topped the scoring
while competing in the Custom
Thumbz Doubles League blasting
games of 238-247-277 for a high
series of 762.
Lawrence Foder rolled 224-239-
258-721, Julio Zambrano 267-
243-730, John Diogaurdi 205-
225-278-708, and Chris Barbaro
241-239-225-705.
Gregory Frank 759
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Gregory Frank led the scoring in
the Wednesday Night Mixed
League rolling games of 237-236-
286 for a high series of 759.
Willie Fessler shot 288-227-223-
738, Les Forrai 279-243-726,
Terry Boyl 258-222-233-713, Jeff
Schulman 222-262-219-703, and
George Stephebns, Sr. 233-245-
225-703.
Barry Clare 743
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N -
Barry Clare topped the
Wednesday Early Mens rolling
246-228-269 for a high 743 set.
Steven Friedman shot 278-247-
729, Ken Bruce 259-245-717, Pete
Morreale and Nen Gregoretti 279,
and Al Digangi 277.
In the Monday Ladies Classic
Jeannie Polacco shot 212, Janet
Jansen 199, and Trish Lugo 177.
Greg Ton 738
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Greg Ton led the scoring in the
Thursday Mixed League rolling
games of 265-248-225 for a high
series of 738.
John Cardinale rolled 205-235-
277-717, Anthony Cimino 279-
678, Phil Schaffer 222-226-244-
692, and Phillip Karfinkel 252-
212-662.
Elizabeth Schuster rolled 214,
David Calman 188-180, Joel
Schatzberg 185, and Steve Honig
Paul Igel 673
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Paul Igel paced the scoring in the
Saturday Scholarship League
rolling games of 217-224-232 for
a high series of 673.
Robert Wright shot 203-236-233-
672, Stephen Winley, Jr 253, and
Amanda Petrillo 235.
Steve Patitucci 248
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Steve Patitucci rolled 248, Robert
Walkowiak and John Moran 246,
and Mark Kopper 242 in the

Lodi Lanes 176 in the Temple AM-Echd Club

League.
Phil Tinker 693
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Thursday El Cheapo League.
In the Rockvilles League Stacy
Salomides shot 210-202, Patrice
Nolan 206, Kathleen Abrams 204,
7HUKXQH$YH/RGL1- Phil Tinker led the scoring in the and Pam Johnson 202.
 Oceanside Knights of Columbus
League blasting games of 205-290
Brian Battino 288
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
ZZZ/RGL/DQHVFRP for a high series of 693. Brian Battino shot 288, Tony
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8 SPORTS REPORTER
Joe Lampariello 764
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe
Lampariello topped the scoring in
the Middlesex County Classic
League blasting games of 216-269-
279 for a high series of 764.
Dan Eremias shot 256-232-269-
757, Jimmy Gill 279-226-247-752,
Eric Velazquez 247-257-728, and
Richard Funk III 228-244-254-726.
Pat Bowler 759
HOPELAWN, NJ - Pat Bowler the
Premiere Pro Shop Sunday Trios
with 258-277-224 for a 759.
Anthony Martino rolled 266-220-
248-734, Joe Lampariello 269-215-
238-722, Paulo Toy 254-213-236-
703, and Anthony Bascone 225-
256-212-693.
Joe Maloney 738
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe Maloney
topped the scoring in the Thursday
Mixed Nuts League rolling 257-
224-257 for a high series of 738.
Kevin Kennelly shot 216-222-
201-639, Nick Biamonte 205-214-
218-637, and Carol Mercado 224.
Vic Rispoli 735
HOPELAWN, NJ - Vic Rispoli led
the scoring in the Friday Night
Classic League blasting games of
278-222-235 for a high 735.
Richard Ruby hit 235-239-257-
731, Mitch Weinberg 217-217-257-
691, and Cesare Badolato 217-233-
236-686.
In the Avenel Youth League
Heather Melendez shot 224, Korey
Balewitz 211, Branden Barrese
205, and Rafael Melendez 202.
Mike Morris, Jr. 728
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Morris,
Jr topped the scoring in the Jerzey
Pikers League blasting games of
237-243-248 for a high series of
728.
Basha Miller rolled 207-207-206-
620, and Lester Ellison 204-204.
Chris Fisher 723
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris Fisher
led the scoring in the Premiere Pro
Shop Sunday Trios League rolling
games of 248-257-218 for a high
series of 723.
Pat Bowler hit 220-211-237-668,
John Decibus 203-277-668, and
Frank Luong 279-225-662.
April 12 - 18, 2017
THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Matt Rothstein 722 Al Tampa 694 Warren Taureck 673 Chuck Mantione 672
HOPELAWN, NJ- Matt Rothstein HOPELAWN, NJ - Al Tampa led HOPELAWN, NJ - Warren Taureck HOPELAWN, NJ - Chuck
topped the scoring in the the scoring in the Wednesday Night paced the Monday Night Mixed Mantione took the lead when he
Wednesday Night Trios League Mens League rolling games of rolling 235-223-215 for 673. shot 236-254-672, Eric LaCroix
blasting games of 246-258-218 for 236-236-222 for a high series of James Joyner rolled 227-247-647, posted a 215and , and Mary Person
a high series of 722. 694. John Baginsky, Jr 205-204-2327- 204 while contesting in the Federal
Tony Tamondong shot 228-248- Art Jakubczak hit 244-214-640, 646, and Brian McAdams 228-213- Business Centers League.
236-712, Theresa Sabin 226-212- Cid Stentella 230-218-635, and 202-643.
237-675, Joe Defini227-222-646, James McMorrow 240.
and Bill Bock 234-216-640. Dan Hansell 689
Scot Elian 714 HOPELAWN, NJ - Dan Hansell
HOPELAWN, NJ - Scot Elian led paced the scoring in the Merck
the scoring in the Wednesday League rolling games of 235-256
Majestic Open League rolling for a high series of 669.
games of 208-238-268 for a high Tom Vickery rolled 236, Rob
series of 714. Sarate 205, and Nick Holiday 204.
David Franczak hit 266-255-713, Kyle Jannuzzi 687
Landis Crawford 216-212-257- HOPELAWN, NJ - Kyle Jannuzzi WHERE YOU WILL FIND A FUN , FAMILY ATMOSPHERE
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Jeff Krock 700
led the scoring in the Garden State Packed With Super Bowling Specials
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HOPELAWN, NJ - Jeff Krock led 229-243-215 for a high series of 40 Lanes With All The Space You Need
the scoring in the Thursday Night 687.
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Jake Olszyk hit 205-247-636, 654.
Nicholas Piomellli 202-238-631, In the Wednesday Early Birds Majestic Lanes has some choice days and times
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Hugo Toro shot 213, and Sharon Bonigk 164.
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