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PBA50 Tour Veteran Ted Staikoff Named 2017 PBA50 Dick
John Laurita Hit 299-811
Weber Sportsmanship Award Winner
By Jerry Schneider - PBA colonel in the South Dakota At Maple Lanes RVC
CHICAGO (Sept. 11, 2017) - Ted Army National Guard. What ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - 811.
Staikoff of Black Hawk, S.D., a makes it special for me is to see John Laurita topped the scoring in Mark Slade bowled 279-279,
competitor on the PBA50 Tour the great young bowlers or the Monday King Trios League at William Jackson 279, Dwight
for 20 seasons, was selected by young-old bowlers as I call them Maple Lanes RVC blasting games Flowers 278-277, Robert Aiello
his fellow competitors as the win- come out to bowl on the senior of 299-234-278 for a high series of 277, and Gabriel Kane 265.
ner of the 2017 PBA50 Dick tour and then have the opportuni-
Weber Sportsmanship Award. ty to bowl against them.
John Roam 300, Jay Gomez 300
When John (PBA50 Tour Staikoff got off to a slow start At Majestic Lanes
Director John Weber) called to this season with finishes of 110th
tell me I won the award, I said, and 130th in the first two tourna- HOPELAWN, NJ - John Roam 753.
are you kidding? a surprised ments but thanks to some help and Jay Gomez each blasted a 300 Bill Daunno rolled 258-256-2223-
Staikoff said. Its quite an honor from fellow competitors Bob game in the Middlesex County 737, Joe Lampariello 245-24-246-
to receive an award with that Learn Jr. and Tom Carter, was Classic League at Majestic Lanes. 734, Anthony Stevens 232-288-
name on itprobably the top able to turn his season around. John shot 224-300-269-793, fol- 213-733, and Mark Kowwalczyk
honor of my career. Another thing that makes it so lowed by Jay with 224-300-220- 228-279-225-732.
Staikoff, who will turn 70 in PBA photo enjoyable to bowl out here is the
November, is still competitive on Ted Staikoff help you get from the other Eric Flack 300 at Jib Lanes
the tour for players 50 and older. guys, he said. Bob and Tom FLUSHING, NY Eric Flack 715, Lenny Nguyen 238-256-
In 2017, he had a best finish of 11th in the Suncoast noticed that I needed to get the ball down on the lane collected a 300 game competing 685, Desmond Carti 217-244-
PBA Senior U.S. Open, matching his previous best sooner and stop muscling the ball. They found a in the Ted Guy Classic at Jib 669, Joe Moser 221-242-666,
finish in a major (2007 Senior U.S. Open). His problem with my arm swing and worked with me to Lanes and Tim Lau was right Will Atkinson 247-243-698,
career-best finish overall is fourth which he accom- correct it, and as a result I had some better finishes behind with his 299 game in a Charlie Iorio 268-232-714, Keith
plished twice in 2004. later in the season. 728 set Cooper 234-228-678, Rich
I feel like Im bowling better now than when I was Mike Nian hit a 279 and 235 for Scherne 236 -242-637, and Colus
younger, said Staikoff, who is a retired lieutenant See STAIKOFF Page 2 a 670, Thomas Gelhaus 248-266- Nesmith 229-275-233-737.

Yannaphon Larpapharat Wins PBA International-WBT Thailand Title

Bangkok resident becomes first Thai bowler to win PBA Tour title
By Bill Vint - PBA Yannaphon Larpapharat Reno, Nev.
became the first bowler from Thailand to win a Svensson, the 22-year-old defending WBT
PBA Tour title when he threw two strikes in the Thailand champion, was trying for his seventh
10th frame to defeat Swedish two-handed star PBA Tour title. He advanced to the title match
Jesper Svensson, 212-202, in the championship by defeating Chris Barnes of Double Oak,
match of the PBA International-WBT Thailand at Texas, 248-222, in the semifinal match. He also
Blu-O Rhythm and Bowl Paragon in his home city. eliminated Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., 258-
Larpapharat, a 34-year-old right-hander and a 227, in match three after knocking out
third-year PBA member, was the top qualifier Indonesias Tannya Roumimper and PBA Tour
heading into the eight-player stepladder finals, and star Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C., in a
won the equivalent of US$32,255 over a world- hotly-contested three-player match two.
class field of American and international PBA Next on the PBA Tours 2017 schedule will
competitors. Larpapharat, who previously bowled be Bowling U.S. Open from Flamingo Bowl in
in the 2008 PBA World Championship in Wichita, Liverpool, N.Y., Oct. 27-Nov. 1. Preliminary
Kan., and the 2015 U.S. Open in Arlington, Texas, rounds will be live streamed on PBAs Xtra
will return to the United States to bowl in the Frame online bowling channel. The finals will
GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling IX, present- air live on CBS Sports Network on Wednesday,
ed by Eldorado Reno Properties, Nov. 7-19, in Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. ET.
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STAIKOFF AT MAPLE LANES RVC

Ben Gregorett 299
Continued from Page 1 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Ben Gregoretti
bowled 299, Steven Friedman 277, Corey Mahoney
In addition to his 11th-place Senior U.S. Open finish, Staikoff also fin- 276, and Adam Swensen 254 in the Wednesday Early
ished 14th in the PBA50 South Shore Open in Hammond, Ind. Mens League.
As long as Im competitive Ill keep going, said the two-time
George Fields 279
PBA50 regional winner. Its an opportunity to bowl against some great
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - George Fields bowled
bowlers and make a lot of friends along the way and you cant ask for
a 279 game and Jerry George 248 in the Thursday
much more than that.
Senior Birds League.
The Dick Weber Sportsmanship Award is named after the late PBA
Hall of Fame legend, who won 30 PBA Tour and six PBA50 Tour titles
Nick Mayo 278
among his many accomplishments in the sport. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Nick Mayo bowled a
278 game, followed by Mike Chookasezian 266, and
Tony Amendola 257 in the Custom Thumbz Doubles
History of PBA50 Dick Weber Sportsmanship Award Winners
League.
2017 Ted Staikoff
2016 Kerry Fulford
Latham, Cassonetto 267
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Tuesday Late
2015 - Tom Carter
Mens League both Bill Latham and Anthony
2014 - Chris Keane
Cassonetto bowled a 267 game, followed by Richard
2013 - Robert Harvey
Burg 263.
2012 - Dave Soutar
2011 - Ray Randall Phillip Otero 267
2010 - Robert Harvey ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Philip Otero bowled a
2009 - Larry Graybeal 267 game, Keith Benenati 266, Randy Catania 254,
and Timmy Mingo 251 in the Wednesday Night
2008 - Fred Baldwin
Mixed League.
Karen Valenciano, Jeff Strumeyer 266
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Both Karen
Valenciano and Jeff Strumeyer bowled a 266 game,
Anthony Scigliano 256, and Robert Valenciano 255
in the Thursday Mixed League.
Fred Boody 262
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Wednesday AM
Trios League Fred Boody bowled a 262 game, and
both Mel Brown and Stan Rosadio bowled a 257
game.
Paul Igel 247
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Saturday
Scholarship League Paul Igel bowled 247, Jeffery
Persky 234, and Robert Wright 232.
In the Sunday Adult/Child League Maxx Messite
bowled 154-144.
Steve Patitucci 244
ROCKVILLE CENTRE,NY - Steve Patitucci bowled
244, Mark Kopper 235-224, and Joe Rolston 218 in
the Thursday El Cheapo League.
Kathy Andrews 218
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Kathy Andrews
bowled a 218 game, Kathleen Abrams 185, and Betty
Ann Lescher 182 in the Rockvilles League.

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BIRTHDAY BOY WALTER RAY WILLIAMS JR. BOOSTS CAREER PBA TITLES TOTAL TO 105
Aging like a fine wine, PBA Hall inating Joe Scarborough of Charlotte, victory over Doug Becker of
of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr. of N.C., 2-0 in the best-of-three-game Clermont, Fla., in the semifinal
Oxford, Fla., celebrated his 58th Round of 16, followed by a 2-0 round. Crain won his Rounds of 12
birthday Friday, six days after defeat- sweep of Ernie Segura of Taylor, and 8 matches before rallying to
ing amateur Robert Crain of Gray Mich., in the Round of 12; another 2- eliminate PBA Hall of Famer Tom
Court, S.C., 257-174, for his 105th 0 sweep of Roy Davis of Lumberton, Baker of King, N.C., 199-178, in his
career PBA title in Spartanburg, S.C. N.C., in the Round of 8, and 210-195 semifinal match.
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MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Pedro Torres 711
HOPELAWN, NJ - Pedro Torres led the scoring in the Garden State
Mixed League blasting games of 224-245-242 for a high series of
711.
Ray Torio hit 279-254-708, Kevin Martino 203-247-248-698, and
Jose Medina 202-257-652.
Mike Hanlein 709
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Hanlein led the scoring in the Friday Night
Classic League rolling games of 203-248-258 for a high series of 709.
Vinnie Pagnotta hit 278-216-692, and Curtis Kyzima 226-259-680.
James Stoveken 703
HOPELAWN, NJ - James Stoveken led the scoring in the Avenel
Youth League firing games of 249-248-206 for a high series of 703.
Joseph Abadilla hit 208-224-221-653, and Jeremy Soto 210-235-
630.
Dennis Dimascio 701
HOPELAWN, NJ - Dennis Demascio led the scoring in the Ran Remo
Open League rolling games of 235-253-213 for a high series of 701.
Chris Minch shot 233-225-221-679, Dan Fuller 223-36-658, and
Steve Laughery 230-243-649.
Daniel Pawelek 681
HOPELAWN, NJ - Daniel Pawelek paced the scoring in the Family
League rolling games of 226-231-224 for a high series of 681.
Anthony Angotti shot 223,and Steve Osaidacz 214.
Adam Concepcion 674
HOPELAWN, NJ - Adam Concepcion paced the scoring in the
Saturday Night Strike Nation League rolling games of 248-238 for a
high series of 674.
James Cianelli, Jr rolled 246-202-224-672, Ariel Grieves 266-216-
658, Mark Clark 227-242-651, and Doug Hemmings 203-220-221-
644.
Daniel Pawelek 666
HOPELAWN, NJ - Daniel Pawelek rolled 226-223-217-666, and
Joseph Banwer 212 in the Family League.
In the Merck League Chris Strulson shot 234, Kevin Sirk 226, and
Tom Vickery 220.
David Chamberlain 658
HOPELAWN, NJ - David Chamberlain led the scoring in the Friday
Night Mixed League rolling games of 220-247 for a high series of
658.
Mike Kelly hit 217-206-617, Michael Holoka 225, and Don Anione
242.
In the Iselin AA League Travis Dilello rolled 210-232, and Barbara
Woitowicz 192.
Al Queen 656
HOPELAWN, NJ - Al Queen paced the scoring in the Jerzey Pikers
League rolling games of 210-211-235 for a high series of 656.
John Moffit rolled 215, Ceferino Rivera 214-213, and Larry Clarke
205.
John Baginsky, Jr. 644
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Baginsky, Jr paced the scoring in the
Monday Night Mixed League rolling games of 204-204-236 for a
high series of 644.
Brian Balint shot 228-233-633, and Joe Herber 217-215-621.
PBA Unveils 2018 Lane Oiling Patterns
For 60th Anniversary Season
New Dragon, Chris Paul patterns added to library of challenges
that will test players skills
By Bill Vint - PBA
CHICAGO (Sept. 25 2017) The Professional
Bowlers Association has announced plans to
introduce a newly-revamped library of 16 differ-
ent lane oiling patterns for the GoBowling! PBA
Tours 60th anniversary season, creating a wide
variety of challenges to test player skills at the
highest level.
The lane maintenance program, pioneered by
the PBA more than 40 years ago, has been
reviewed in depth and modified to take into
account current technology, PBA Deputy
Commissioner Kirk von Krueger said in announc-
ing the new patterns.
Several of the revised patterns will make their
debuts during the GEICO PBA World Series of
Bowling IX, presented by Eldorado Reno
Properties, in Reno, Nev., Nov. 7-19. WSOB IX is
collectively the opening event of the 2017-18
GoBowling! PBA Tour schedule.
The new library of lane oiling patterns will
include eight animal pattern lane conditions and
seven legends patterns, three of which will be
used as major championship patterns, plus the
Chris Paul pattern, von Krueger added. Each
pattern has specific characteristics including the
distance oil is applied down the lane, how it is
applied across the lane and the volume of oil
applied to each lane.
Two new named patterns will debut in 2018.
The Dragon is a 45-foot pattern in the animal
pattern library that figures to provide a high level
of difficulty for PBA players. And for the first
time, the PBA will have an official house shot
design named in honor of the PBAs long-time
celebrity bowling partner, Chris Paul, likely to
become the PBAs highest-scoring pattern.
The library of lane oiling patterns was designed
by PBA Head of Lane Maintenance Sean Parry
with the assistance of Brunswick, PBAs Official
Lane Maintenance partner. The oiling patterns
will be used exclusively throughout the
GoBowling! PBA Tour, PBA50 Tour and PBA
Regional programs 2018 seasons. Illustrations of
the 16 revamped oiling patterns along with more
detailed information can be found on pba.com
under the Lanes and Equipment tab. Each pat-
terns name will be followed by a number indicat-
ing the length of the pattern in feet as it will be
applied on a 60-foot lane.
The new Cheetah 33, Chameleon 39, Scorpion
42, Shark 45 and Earl Anthony 42 patterns will
October 18 - 24, 2017
debut at the GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling
IX presented by Eldorado Reno Properties in
Reno in November. The Go Bowling! PBA Tours
2018 Big February events will feature the Don
Johnson 40 pattern at the PBA Tournament of
Champions in Akron; the Carmen Salvino 44 at
the Barbasol PBA Players Championship in
Columbus, Ohio, and the Dick Weber 45 at the Go
Bowling! PBA 60th Anniversary Classic in
Indianapolis. The Mark Roth 42 will be used for
the Roth/Holman PBA Doubles Championship in
Columbus and for the PBA League competition in
Portland, Maine.
In addition to the new Dragon 45, the oil pattern
library also will include the Wolf 33, Viper 36,
Bear 39, Johnny Petraglia 36 and Don Carter 39
patterns. The Badger 52 will be removed tem-
porarily from the rotation. Plans for the use of
these patterns will be announced later.
"For decades, the PBA lane maintenance pro-
gram has helped define the greatest players in the
sport of bowling, said PBA CEO and
Commissioner Tom Clark. This revised menu of
oil patterns and the strategy of their release and
implementation is in line with our core values,
including integrity, complete transparency and
recognizing both challenges and opportunities
advanced technology presents. Most of all, we are
proud of these diverse conditions that will
demand a combination of player skills.
Along with the distinct characteristics of the
bowling centers and lane beds where the PBA
conducts competition, these patterns will be a
platform for champions while entertaining and
educating fans."
In addition to providing physical definitions of
oiling patterns, the PBA uses visible blue oil on
most telecasts, allowing fans to see the oil pattern
and how the pattern changed during competition,
providing another layer of education to the sports
challenges.
The PBA recognizes that every oiling pattern
will present a different challenge depending upon
the type of lane surface, weather conditions, the
viscosity of lane conditioning oil and other fac-
tors, von Krueger said. Every condition is also
subject to change due to bowling ball traffic dur-
ing competition which moves the oil around.
But defining the physical aspects of each pat-
tern is a valuable tool for players, tournament
hosts and fans. Solving those characteristics is the
challenge that makes bowling such a great sport.
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ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Spanish American Mixed - Henry Alvarez Jr. 265,
Benny Nieves 247, Dave Katz 235-640, Bill Vamos
611, Joe Karas 609
Strikes and Spares - Abdul Lopez 223-584, Tom
Lindow 212, AJ Cullen 209, Joseph Prozyhocki Jr.
573, Tina McGrath 191, Chris Franco 190-499, Sue
Dobrinksy 177-535
Greenbriar Seniors - John Uffer 222-546, Alex
Dalmedo 187-533, Tony Mannix 155, Joe
Crompanese 155, Vera Peterson 167-423, Sue Berger
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Monday Night Mixed - Eddie Lafferty 242, Chris
Malmstone 230-590, Larry Bahneman 224-582,
Stuart Gomer 575, Linda Lynch 204-524, Barb Elliott
Morris Hills Mixed - Sal Antoniello 209-503, Barry
Webb 178-443, Bill Hamilton 175-455, Many
Barroqueiro 169-456, Joyce Brokling 173-452, Beth
Williams 165-449, Shirley Mutchler 163, Gerrie
Taormina 139
Rockaway Women - Jennifer Kiall 186, Tammy
Baldwin 181-528, Lois Kehmna 181-521, Marie
Slater 180-464, Diana Arvidson 176-466, Carol Scheu
177-485, Susan Chillemi 176-507, Donna Murphy
169, Mary Crenzio 456, Patricia Dickerson 462
Rockaway Foursome - Al Osusky 268-667, Joseph
Albensi Jr. 258, Kevin Sikora 254, Doug Batsch 248-
690, Heriberto Matias 675, Jason Stadtler 668, Lynne
Coleman 239-672, Alison Gomer 220-596, Barbara
Domino 210, Liza Gallo 187-531, Elyse Dickman 513
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October 18 - 24, 2017
David Neil 276 Tops Youth Travelers at Montvale Lanes
By Vince Albrecht
Montvale, NJ Pompton Lakes senior David Neil
took a game to figure out the lanes and then pound-
ed out 247-276: 702 to lead all scorers in this weeks
youth travelers play at Montvale. David, who aver-
aged 209 last season, combined with teammates
Michael Milligan 214, Tom Chamberlain 235 and
Wade Chamberlain 231-212: 614 to carry Holiday
to a three-game sweep of shorthanded Hi-Tor I; fir-
ing deuces for the latter were Vincent Avallone 220-
207 and Mark Shapiro 203.
Montvale hopped into first place by shutting down
Bowler City I, 2701-2456 behind 14-year-old
Joseph Mahoney 233-215: 629 with help from
Pascack Valley bowlers Brian Biml 198-204-201:
603 and Henry Tipping 220. Tops for BC I were
North Arlington eighth grader Peyton Esposito who
tallied 201: 528 and Patrick Kane with a second
game 190.
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Hi-Tor II wasnt at full strength, but made the
Local #3 IBEW: Brian Dailey 225-232-243-700, Mike Lynch 258-258-
most of it by managing to take two of three games
689, Matt Dugan 242-612, Denis Carr 257-631, Ricky Tavella 234-225-
from T-Bowl. North Rockland H.S. junior Akira
631, Eric Rogan 246-206-633, Matthew Bartnik 251-215-256-722 and
DeLoatchs 255 was the days second highest single,
Will Crosson 256-221-609.
en route to a 608 threesome in sparking the Hi-Tor
II offense. Pacing T-Bowl was Wayne Hills sopho-
Friends & Family: Mark Hinds 279-259-741, Twone Williams 236-
more Tom Luchetta 227: 583, West Essex H.S.
268-718, Jamal Shaw 244-613, Ken Shaw 253-214-667, Tarik Lodge
freshman Chris Rysz 215 and Pompton Lakes soph-
258-611, Bernard Smiley 227-258-671, Pepper Graves 240-620, Butoh
omore Mostafa Saleh 190.
Council 211-286-686, Lil Man Wilder 213-235-655, Micki Stewart 210-
Despite rolling shorthanded, Bowler City III
232-638, Christina Jones 238-215-612, Gwen Conyers-Baptiste 226-
outscored Lodi, 2653-2569, snaring five of seven
235-656, and Mark Johnson 235-221-614.
points behind Ridgefield Parks Derek
Lewandowski with ample support from Peter Bondy
Ball and Chain: Jairo Ceballos 247-212-627, Shawn Wyatt 268-663,
210 and Mia Aish who finished with 206. Despite
Irving Nicks 255-258-695, Malik Wade 262-212-653, Janet Flowers
having difficulty stringing strikes, Derek had cred-
217-232-627, Tony Trachina 221-236-667, Michael Todd 251-613, Alex
itable scores of 205-199-195: 599, thanks to having
Robins 234-208-615, Andrew Ayala 231-214-633, Ian Galloway 236-
only one open in his thirty frames. Leading Lodi
202-215-653, Matthew Vega 244-226-675, Jalessa Taylor 237-279-716,
scoring were Nick Greco 179-176, Krista Eskow
Hector Camacho 255-245-219-719, Twone Williams 226-246-682,
179 and Hassan Izzard 173-172.
David Siegenthal 249-216-245-710, Patricia McCarthy 218-214-622,
Greg Chin 246-279-698, and Steve Amarosa 251-246-708.
Midweek Mixers: Pete Alvarado 215-225-646, Jesus Paredes 224-204-
230-658, Efren Enriquez 255-602, Chris Mayr 214-242-635, Mike
Mooney 241-620, Casey Allen 214-224-222-660, and Chaz Ameres
279-628.
Gottscheer Bowling Club: Roland Belay 279-619, and Freddy Luscher
 228-207-201-636.
Friday Hi-Rollers: Ryan Castro 242-255-679, Kevin Viloria 248-257-
237-742, Ogie Lawsin 210-254-258-722, Eddie Ziemak 247-234-223-
704, Chris Mayr 224-256-228-708, J V Evangelista 220-242-643, Peter
Sarne 224-233-243-700, Dwight Flowers 279-244-709, and Jimmy Vega
Jr 256-668.

P.B.C.: Gary Robertson 297-233-905, Kevin Viloria 239-232-870, Jhun
Chacon 244, Jimmy Ansale 258-202-217-858, and Jesus Paredes 258.

2FW1RUWKHDVW6HQLRU&KDOOHQJH%X]] Midweek Mixers: Judy Higgins 234-615, Efren Enriquez 202-254-629,
Chris Mayr 232-226-643, Jesus Paredes 226-267-659, Case Allen 221-
2FW%RE&DUXVR-XQLRU*LUOV6FUDWFK&KDOOHQJH 635, Michael Rosenberg 223-622, Mike Mooney 221-616, and Tony
Singh 248-676.
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programs history when it gets
Check out our website for more details, specials and flyers underway Nov. 7 at the National
field, which now includes players
from Argentina, Australia, Bahrain,
Canada, Colombia, Denmark,
Ecuador, England, Finland, France,
Germany, Ireland, Japan, Latvia,
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Netherlands, Norway, Poland,
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international representation in the
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8 SPORTS REPORTER October 18 - 24, 2017

AT FARMINGDALE LANES 2018 USBC AT RAB'S

Joe Dellaria 299
Drew Thompson 299 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS STATEN ISLAND, NY - Joe Dellaria blasted a high game of 299 in the
FARMINGDALE, NY - Drew Thompson bowled a near perfect 299
game followed by Anthony D'Elia posting a 289, and John IN SYRACUSE TO BEGIN Senior Action League.
Kevin Legg shot 259-247-701, Mike King 246-245, Mike Vignola
Donnarumma 276 in the Expressway Glass League ONE WEEK EARLIER 247, and Dennis Costantino 243.
The 2018 tournament will last
John Ripple 289
FARMINGDALE, NY - John Ripple bowled 289, Gary Haines 278,
for 107 days, concluding July 8.
The custom-built 48-lane venue
Eric Elliott 277 and both Elmo Reavis and Keith Kasper bowled a
276 game in the Epic Edge Trios League. also will play host to the USBC
Masters from April 8-15, reuniting
Jesse Lindell 280 the two events for the first time
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Monday HS Practice League Jesse since 2011.
Lindell shot 280, and Devin Flowers 269. The extra week will allow more
In the Thursday Goodimers League Dale Alberino rolled 216, and than 600 additional five-player
Evan Apostolidis 213. teams to enjoy the Open
Championships experience,
Fred Catapano 279 increasing the overall capacity to
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Tuesday Early Birds League Fred more than 8,300 teams.
Catapano bowled a 279 game, followed by Sal Yannacone 268. The Open Championships last
was held in Syracuse in 1999, and
Bob Newman 278 the upcoming return will mark the
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Friday Late Mixed League Bob fifth time the event has traveled to
Newmann bowled a 278 game. Salt City. It also was held there in
1935, 1958 and 1973.
Roger Herrscher 266 The transformation of the
FARMINGDALE, NY - Roger Herrscher rolled 266, Lukas Zito 264 Oncenter Convention Center will
in the Tuesday Nite Owls League. get underway Dec. 11 and include
vendor and office space, scale
Bob Farrell 258 room and squad room, locker and
FARMINGDALE, NY - Bob Farrell rolled 258-245, and James concessions areas and seating for
Curran and Charles Jordan 257 in the Wednesday Early Mens hundreds of friends, family and
League. bowling fans.
In the Wednesday Party League Daniel Najera rolled 242, and Brian The entry deadline for the event
Siemers 227. now will be March 24 to coincide
with the start of competition. It
Brendan Rini 255 previously was listed as March 31.
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Monday Night Fourplay League Captains can enter and pay
Brendan Rini rolled 255, and John Petrizzi 241. online at:
Mike Richer shot 241, and Peter Mockler 229 in the Sunday BOWL.com/OpenChamp
Vacation League. or call the tournament office at
Tom Romanelli rolled 226, and Neil Streimmel 213 in the Sunday
888-910-2695.
Adult/Junior League.
For more information on the
Open Championships, visit:
Steve Flapan 247 BOWL.com/OpenChamp
FARMINGDALE, NY - Steve Flapan shot 247, Thomas Altamurra
242, and George Gorton 232 in the Saturday Nite Friends League.
Jason Pintus 792
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Jason Pintus topped the scoring in the Rabs
Draft Scratch Classic League firing games of 246-277-269 for a high
series of 792.
Rami Ahmed shot 269-739, Dan Dunleavy 279-731, Frank Wilkinson
715, Joel Elyssen 266-711, Ron Donofrio 266, Tom Hollywood 258,
Gary Ricci 257, Jason Donders 256, Rick Neuer 254, and Jim Berardi
252.
Mike Nicholasi 731
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Mike Nicholasi led the scoring in the Donna
Zajac Memorial League rolling games of 267-267 for a high series of
731.
Tim Folkes hit 278-689, Scott Walsh 257-244-681, Bob Jacobson 255-
673, and Joe Ng 259.
Michael Pero 278
STATEN ISLAND, NY - In the Rab Wilkinson Memorial League
Michael Pero shot 278, Dave Kosinski 265-42, Steve Basile 257, and
Keith Wunderlich 247.
Deo Lall 673
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Deo Lall led the scoring in the Senior Action
League rolling 257 game for a high series of 673.
John Gino shot 259, Artie Lazarowitz 243, and Al Felline 238.
Victor Wilson 224
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Victor Wilson rolled 224, Ralph Loggia 212-
201,and Jette Gulo 200-200 in the Goldie Oldies League.
AT JERSEY LANES
John Gualtieri 758
LINDEN, NJ - John Gualtieri led the scoring in the Monday Night
Doubles League blasting a high game of 266 and a high series of 758.
Bobby Sach rolled 257-720, Matt Rothstein 257, and Vin Stanziale
246-703.
Daijon Smith 269
LINDEN, NJ - Daijon Smith rolled 269, Andre Sessons 266, Royston
Hill 265, and William Phillips 259 in the Friday Nite Hdcp League.
Erwin Luna 269
LINDEN, NJ - In the Latinos Unidos League Erwin Luna rolled 269,
Esterling Merlo, Jr. 266, Superman Polanco 247, and Kookie Perez 215.
Keith Baskerville 269
LINDEN, NJ - Keith Baskerville rolled 269, Yolanda Wills 268, Slamm
Warren 267, Clyde Behl, Sr and Mo Day 258, Jesse Pitt, Chris Jones,

Stephan Diaczon, Jr. 234 Ta k e and Matt Knight 257, and Shondaa Darden and Renece Porter 256.
Radhames Giullon 268
FARMINGDALE, NY - Stephen Diaczon, Jr rolled 234 and Nicholas
Hom 232 in the Sunday Adult/Junior League.
Yo u r LINDEN, NJ - In the Union County Mixed League Radhames Giullon
shot 268, Walter Cook 255, and Maurice Booker 245.
In the Saturday St Martin League Brian Lunetto shot a 205 game.
Marvin Slifkin and Sophie Laccone rolled 189 in the Friday
Fa m i l y Pelton Esannason 238
LINDEN NJ - Pelton Esannason rolled 238, Dave Carter 235, and
Sunshine Kids League, and in the Monday AM Seniors League B ow l i n g Dennis Leonard 231 in the True Value League.
George Brenner shot 172, and Laverne Garrett 170. Brandon Crawford led the Jersey Lanes Major/Junior League with a
high game of 238.