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FARMINGDALE, NY – Ellie

Myers hammered a near perfect

299 game en route to a 764 high

set while competing at

Farmingdale Lanes in the

Thursday 3-Man League, and it

was only the day before when his

grandson Justin Hubstah shot 289

in the Wednesday Early Men’s

League.

Ranee Jackson who bowled 718

in the Thursday 3-Man, was just

voted into the Long Island USBC

Hall of Fame.

Sal Zollo 300 at Plaza Lanes

New Yorkers Sneak into Regular Team LeadBy Matt Cannizzaro - USBC Open Championships Media Relations

MADISON, NJ- Sal Zollo blasted

twelve strikes in a row at the right

time to tally 300 for high game

while competing in the CMIL

League at Plaza Lanes and Rick

Bednarik rolled the sessions high

series of 755.

In the Chatham Collisionettes

League Lori Pucek rolled 233, and

Nancy Roberts 217.

RENO, Nev. - There have been a lot

of challengers in the Regular Team

event at the United States Bowling

Congress Open Championships this

week, but Strike Synergy of

Honeoye Falls, N.Y., was the first

team to finish the job and claim the

top spot in the standings.

On April 4, anchor bowler Pat

Donaghue stepped up in the 10th

frame to give his team the lead. He

calmly delivered two clutch strikes

and seven pins for a 3,254 total, five

pins better than previous leader,

Professional Image Center 1 of

Wichita, Kan.

The 51-year-old right-hander said

he simply was focused on throwing

the best possible shots he could.

"I knew we were close," said

Donaghue, who made his 14th

USBC Open Championships

appearance. "But, I didn't know we

could take the lead. My goal was

still the same. I wanted to hit my

target and hit the pocket. I wanted

to give myself a chance to get as

many pins as possible. I didn't know

we took the lead until the final ball.

This feels wonderful, fantastic and

gratifying all at the same time."

Strike Synergy got off to a slow

start with a 979 game, but bounced

back with 1,121 and 1,154.

Donaghue led the way with a 728

series and was followed by Troy

McClure (673), David Arida (639),

Paul Perotto (611) and Kevin

Donaghue (603).

Donaghue was elated to be able to

share the moment with his son.

"It's great to bowl with my son,"

said Donaghue, who is a member of

the Rochester USBC Bowling

Association Hall of Fame. "I taught

him the game. He respects the game

and has worked his tail off. He

throws the ball better than I do, but

I am a little bit more accurate than

he is. He tells me when to make

changes, and I tell him when he is a

little wild."

Dominick Capozzi Rolled 300

At Parkway Lanes

Cee Derricott, Joe Collins, Randy Battistus 300,

Pete Honan 825 at North Arlington

Ellie Myers Blasted 299

At Farmingdale Lanes

Ranee Jackson Elected to LIUSBC Hall of Fame

Charlie Minch, Phil Tjimos 300 at South Levittown

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Mike Bissman, Bill

Carreras, and John Reile each rolled a 300 game in

the Duke DeMarco League at Rockville Center

Lanes.

Tone Pepe took high sereis honors when he rolled a

near perfect 299 game en route to the 801 high set.

Mike Bogda tossed 279-267-247-793, Babe

Ingenito 247-255-289-791, Bill Kretzmer 265-234-

257-756, Chris Savarino 257-269-224-750, John

Laurita 238-246-257-741, Steve Reiss 287-216-233-

736, Tom Handley 258-237-238-733, Joe Milazzo

248-279-203-730, Tim O’Brien, Sr. 273-248-249-

720, Dave Goldman 226-257-224-707, and John

Alvino 238-259-203-700.

LEVITTOWN, NY – Charlie Minch and Phil Tjimos

each blasted a 300 game in the Sunday AM Trios

League at South Levittown Lanes.

Doug Polito shot 280, Erik Snow 279, Swifty

Catapano 269, Dave Roberto 267-265-727, Tom

Pagliaro 269-766, Nick Lombardi 280-778, and Ed

Sneveley 276.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ –

Dominick Capozzi blasted his first

ever perfecto rolling a 300 game

while contesting in the Friday 1050

Major League at Parkway Lanes.

Stephanie Collins took the session

high series when she shot a 792.

Chuck Trimblett and Kathleen

Weissman each rolled 751,fol-

lowed by Mike Brenner, Jr. 741,

Joe Bonser 732, Tony Amentea

725, Jim Viola 724, Paul

Chiariello 709, Joe Puccio 704,

and Joe Garrone 703.

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Ken George

blasted a 300 game for a 675

series in the Friday Nite Men’s

League at Rockaway Lanes.

James Lindsay shot 269-690,

Heriberto Matias 268-681, Gerald

Lyness 261, Ricky Exner 248-659,

and Bob Webb 245-611.

OAKLAND, NJ – Stacy Valerius

topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mixed Leagueat

Holiday Bowl firing games of

299-278-215 for a high series of

792.

Doc Cool rolled 247-224-268-

739, Mark Maryanski 229-225-

258-712, Ed Casler 248-268-707,

Brian Tempe 264-670, Mike

Fradkin 231-658, Martha Dodd

246-644, Rick Stelingwerf 247-

641, Chuck Swiers 248-631, and

Joe Salleroli 226-629.

Ken George 300 at Rockaway

Angelito Tamondong Hit 300At Majestic Lanes

Mike Bissman, Bill Carreras, John Reile 300

At Rockville Center Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ – Angelito

Tamondong pitched twelve strikes

in a row for a 300 game while

competing in the Friday Nite

Mixed League at Majestic Lanes.

Angelito Rondena rolled 267-

290-234-791, Kevin Cristi 246-

273-268-787, Glenn Aiello 268-

268-711, Vince Rudrow 243-236-

213-692, Richard Funk III 238-

216-224-678, Melissa

Hertenberger 234-206-235-675,

Thomas Ortiz, Sr. 276-223-670,

and Kevin Eccleston 225-239-

655.

Stacy Valerius Hit 299-792

At Holiday Bowl NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Cee Derricott, Randy

Battistus, and Joe Collins each fired a 300 game in

the Sunday Morning Trios League at North Arlington

Bowl. However the top series was owned by Pete

Honan who rolled a 288 game en route to an impres-sive 825 set.

Ken Carson bowled 279-815, Al-Torre Hooper 279-

804, Giles Ward 269-786, Marc Osetec 289-783,

Noah Lynch 279-774, Anthony Buonanno 299-760,

Jose Cabrera, Jr. 257-756, Joann Foti 277-753, Chris

Garbode 278-752, Louis Wojcik 260-742, Russ Van

Housen 247-738, Mark Newman 257-734, Gary

Vicente 267-723, Jay Judowski 288-718, Justin Sloan

299-716, Joe Kowalski 279-716, John LoGuidace255-709 , John Adams 279-708, Mario Moyano, Jr.

258-706, Bobby Willis 245-706, Rick Warren 253-

703, and Jim Giancarlo 268-702.

USBC photo

Troy McClure, David Arida, Paul Perotto, Kevin Donaghue, Pat

Donaghue



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SEATTLE, Wash. (April 8, 2011) - The Professional

Bowlers Association has announced the season-ending

award winners for its 2010-11 regional program.

Each of the PBA’s seven geographical regions of the

Professional Bowlers Association annually recognizes a

Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year and Patterson Award

winner. Four regions that ran at least three Senior regional

tournaments also recognized Senior Regional Players of the

Year.

Among the Regional Players of the Year are 2010 PBA

Regional Players Champion Riga Kalfas of Florence, Ky., in

the PBA Central Region and PBA Regional Players

Invitational winner Bryon Smith of Roseburg, Ore., in the

PBA Northwest Region. The RPC, held in Allen Park,Mich., and the RPI, held in Reno, Nev., are the regional pro-

gram’s two “major” championship events.

Regional Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year awards

are voted on by the regional managers and John Weber,

Director of the Senior and Regional Tours. The Pat Patterson

Awards, recognizing individual contributions to the regional

program, are selected by the respective regional managers.

The PBA Regional competition season begins on April 1

and ends on March 31 of the following year.

PBA EAST REGION The Professional Bowlers

Association East Region has crowned Tommy Gollick of

Oberlin, Pa., as its 2010-11 Player of the Year. Gollick

bowled in 17 regional tournaments, winning one, finishing

second once and third twice. He cashed in 13 events while

posting a 216.66 average and earning $11,265.

With five cashes in nine events, a best finish of sixth and

two match play appearances, Jeremy Elder of Claymont,Del., earned Rookie of the Year honors. Gary Shultis of

Levittown, N.Y., with two titles and four top-five finishes, in

eight events, earned his first East Region Senior Player of

the Year award.

Larry Woomer of State College, Pa., received the East

Region’s Pat Patterson award. Woomer is a familiar face at

most PBA East Region tournaments, serving as Regional

Manager Russ Mills’ right-hand volunteer in a variety of

capacities.

PBA SOUTH REGION Former PBA Tour exempt play-

er and one-time Tour titlist Chris Collins of Savannah, Ga.,

made it back-to-back PBA South Region Player of the Year

honors an impressive three victories, three runner-up fin-

ishes and 13 top-five finishes in 16 events. Collins aver-

aged 226.25, earned $15,000 in PBA South Region com-

petition and finished second in the PBA Regional Players

Championship in Allen Park, Mich., during the 2010-11

season.

Rusty Minar of Atlanta was Rookie of the Year, cashing in

nine of 12 events with a best finish of third place. Two-time

PBA Tour title winner Jeff Bellinger of Columbia, S.C., won

South Region Senior Player of the Year honors with a pair of

titles and four top five finishes in the eight events he entered.

South Region tournament host Joey Cruz, general manag-

er of Lightning Lanes in Marion, N.C., was the South

Region’s Pat Patterson Award winner.

PBA CENTRAL REGION Riga Kalfas of Florence, Ky.,

was selected as PBA Central Region Player of the Year for

the second year in a row, and third time in the past six years,

after winning a pair of titles and cashing in nine of 16 eventsduring the 2010-11 season. Kalfas, who also won the 2010

PBA Regional Players Championship in Allen Park, Mich.,

earned $14,200 in regional competition and averaged

213.60.

Kenny Parks of Hammond, Ind., won three Central Region

Senior titles and added another second place finish on his

way to winning the region’s Senior Player of the Year title

for the first time. The Dan Ottman Rookie of the Year award

was not awarded for 2010-11.

Jim Dilyard of Burbank, Ohio, who hosts the Central

Region’s Wooster, Ohio, tournament at Wayne Lanes, was

the recipient of the Central Region’s Pat Patterson Award.PBA MIDWEST REGION Tom Hess of Urbandale,

Iowa, who had a break-through season with a PBA Tour

“major” title along with two Midwest Region victories, was

selected as PBA Midwest Region Player of the Year for

2010-11. Hess, who won the Bayer USBC Masters for hisfirst national title, won had five top-five finishes in the

Midwest Region while earning $16,595 and averaging

215.00. Hess also finished second in the PBA Regional

Players Invitational in Reno, Nev.

Dale Traber of Cedarburg, Wis., won his third Midwest

Region Senior Player of the Year honor with two titles and

five top-five finishes in nine Senior events. Ricky Beck of

Box Elder, S.D. – home of Ellsworth Air Force Base – won

PBA Midwest Rookie of the Year honors after cashing in

five of eight events and finishing second once.

John Slavich IV of Schaumburg, Ill., who has helped

organize sponsorships for several tournaments, was the

Midwest Region’s Pat Patterson Award recipient.

PBA SOUTHWEST REGION Chris Hibbitts II of Fort

Worth, Texas, won a tie-breaker over David Anthony of

Austin, Texas, to win PBA Southwest Region Player of the

Year honors for 2010-11. Hibbitts, the region’s 2007-08

Rookie of the Year, didn’t win a title in the region, but fin-

ished in the top five six times in 22 events with a pair of run-

ner-up finishes. He edged Anthony for Player of the Year on

the basis of winning the region’s competition points race and

topping Anthony in earnings ($14,335).

Rookie of the Year honors went to Charles Vaughan of

Pasadena, Texas, who cashed in three of seven events with a

seventh-place best finish.

Dr. Paul Freudigman of Dallas was the winner of the Pat

Patterson award in the Southwest Region. Freudigman, a

long-time Southwest Region competitor, has sponsored

regional events in three different Dallas centers over the past

six years. Health problems have kept him from competingrecently.

PBA WEST REGION Former Phoenix resident Steven

Black, now living in Anaheim, Calif., dominated the PBA

West Region on his way to winning 2010-11 Player of the

Year honors. Black won four titles and finished in the top

five eight times in 19 attempts, posting a 213.03 season aver-

age and earning $15,880 in regional competition.

Former Team USA member David Haynes of Las Vegas

was selected as West Region Rookie of the Year. Haynes

won his first PBA regional title and advanced to match play

in four of the six tournaments he entered.

Former PBA Tour exempt player Dave Leverage of Peoria,

Ariz., earned the region’s Pat Patterson Award. Leverage

organized a West Regional event that has now been running

for five years and he helped the PBA add senior events in the

same center where his regional runs.

PBA NORTHWEST REGION In the Northwest Region,former PBA Tour exempt player Bryon Smith of Roseburg,

Ore., was selected as Northwest Player of the Year after win-

ning two titles and posting eight top-five finishes in 13

events. The 2010 PBA Regional Players Invitational cham-

pion also earned $14,450 while posting a 216.92 average.

Northwest Region Rookie of the Year honors went to Eric

McIver of Des Moines, Wash., who had a runner-up finish

and three cashes in six events.

Richard Brown of Vancouver, Wash., was the Pat Patterson

Award recipient. Brown, who has CPR training, is credited

with keeping Northwest Region lane man Steve Stevens

alive until medical personnel arrived after Stevens suffered

a heart attack while conditioning the lanes in Reno for a

regional event. Brown then stepped in and did the lanes to

finish the event.

PBA Annual Regional Award WinnersBy Bill Vint - PBA Media Relations

SAYVILLE, NY: The LIGBT

headed east and visited AMF

Sayville to crown two of their lat-

est champions. The scratch title

went to Ray Edwards, Middle

Island, NY and the handicap title

went to David Reed of Shoreham,

NY. While Ray was winning his

first LIGBT title David Reed won

a record breaking fourth tourna-

ment.

The scratch event used a 5-game

marathon format where the top 5

bowlers found themselves in a 1

game shootout to determine the

champion. Ray Edwards bowled

great throughout the match and

despite a blowout 7-10 rolled a

234 to win by 23 pins over second

place finisher Adam Chase of

Seaford, NY. Ray earned $800 and

the champion trophy and Adam

won $450 as the runner-up.

Rounding out the top 5 was Dan

Brezo, Coram NY who shot a 189

and earned $300, fourth went to

Rich Ambrosino, Holtsville, NY

who won $275 with a 179, and

fifth place was taken by senior

bowler Cary Fishman who rolled a

155 to earn $250.

David Reed won his record set-

ting fourth handicap title at AMF

Sayville and he really earned this

victory. David needed a mark in

the tenth frame to close out top

seeded Preston Cheeks, Brooklyn,

NY who lead the entire day with a

771 series. David earned $600 by

making a spare and getting an 8

count on his fill ball to defeat

Preston 231-228. Preston took

home $300 while third place fin-

isher Dexter Sapp, Valley Stream,

NY earned $250 with a 206. A

total of 21 bowlers advanced to

the finals and shared in a $3,600

payout.

Ray Edwards and David Reed Win LIGBT Titles



April 20 - 26, 2011

SPORTS REPORTER 3




Jag Gabino 300 at FarmingdaleFARMINGDALE, NY – Jag Gabino earned top honors in the Thursday

3-Man at Farmingdale Lanes blasting a 300 game for a high series of 765.

Dave Diamond rolled 279-752, Eddie Brown 278-731, Zbigniew

Kamirowski 753, Dan Levin 739, and Eugene Neal 711.

NORTHLEVITTOWN

Joe Turchiano 692In the Monday LUHI Mixed

League Joe Turchiano shot 277-

692, and Vinnie Russo 247.

Jon Crawford 737 Jon Crawford led the scoring in

the Wednesday Hicksville League

firing games of 256-267 for a high

series of 737.

Rich Sanfilippo hit 245, Susie

Lew 215, and Carol DeMonda 204.

In the Tuesday Meadow Ladies

League Freda Amon shot 234,

Ginger Keinath 229, Anne Zajack

222, Cristina Olson 244-216, and

Monica DiPinto 215.

Vito Errico shot 247, Kathy Fehn

218, and Debbie Enteman 204-212.

SOUTH

LEVITTOWN Dan Hastings 278

Dan Hastings paced the Tuesday

BK Sweenys firing a high 278.

Dave Brussenski hit 267, John

Gannon 259-258-724, and Mike

Gregorio 255.

In the Wednesday Swingtime

Seniors Cappy Caporusso shot 210-222-617, Joe Visconi 221, George

Kinkel 221-613, Marylou Hopp

225, and Marilyn Johnson 220.

In the Monday Seniors League

Michael Sala hit 231-202-631, Joe

Marsiello 224, and Bill Sala 200.

Jim Fenimore 267 In the Thursday Hits & Misses Jim

Fenimroe shot 267, Lloyd Hasluck

266, and Ken Snell 245.

Rob Kless 266 Rob Kless paced the scoring in the

Saturday Bi Monthly A&B League

firing a high game of 266.

Frank DeLucia shot 263, Eddie

Weissman 257-245, Larry

Markowitz 258, Pat Sauer 247, and Nick Terracciano 244.

Shari Gatterdam rolled 236,

Denise Exner 224, Shanna Barter

218, and Jennier Traina 212 in the

Tuesday Early Birds League.

Pete Thomasefsky 248Pete Thomasefsky paced the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Young at

Heart Seniors League firing a high

game of 248.

Rocco Torriero rolled 240, Richie

Coyer 238-625, and Ray Wilson

235.

Pat Donovan 254Pat Donovan paced the scoring in

the Wednesday Knights of Columbus League firing a high

game of 254.

Rich Kremler shot 247, and Paul

Karus 240.



April 20 - 26, 2011 SPORTS REPORTER 5

Heriberto Matias 709ROCKAWAY, NJ – Heriberto

Matias led the scoring in the

Spanish American Mixed League

firing a 267 game for a high series

of 709.

Benny Nieves rolled 268-699,

Lupe Zaragoza 264, and Robert

Soto 655.

Sandy Turner 705ROCKAWAY, NJ – Sandy Turner

led the scoring in the County

Tuesday Night Mixed League fir-

ing a 257 game for a high series of

705.John Scott rolled 246-673, Joe

Laruss 250, and Tyrone Roberts

247.

Ed Cook 702ROCKAWAY, NJ- Ed Cook led

the scoring in the Friday Nite

Men’s League firing a 246 game

for a high series of 702.

Brandon Draughn hit 248, Eric

Martin 257-662, Heriberto Matias

247-674, James Beeh 245-652,

and Erik Garv 243-639.

Peter Furio 697 ROCKAWAY, NJ- Peter Furio

paced the scoring in the Foursome

League firing a 279 game for a

high series of 697.

Terrance Sanders shot 258-652,

Ron O’Neill 258, Paul Seiler 256-

629, Brian Witmore 253-677, and

Kim Piombino 217.

Nick Magnotti rolled 246, Josh

Shepard 255, and Zachary Mereua

204 in the Weekend Warriors

League.

Tim Panek 694ROCKAWAY, NJ – Tim Panek led

the scoring in the PBA Experience

League firing a 245 game for a

high series of 694.

Scott Van Syckle rolled 256,

Dave Mutch 234, Philip St.

Amand 220, and Gary Malone

215.

In the Friday Tri Mixed League

Joe Blahovec hit 210.

Bill Prentiss rolled 203 in the

Holly Rollers League.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS




FAIR LAWN, NJ – 15-year-old

Bobby McCarthy smashed his

way to the session’s high score of

268-671, 14-year-old Jeremy

Scott exploded with 256-661,

Ramapo junior Mike Carr

punched out 247-647 and Pascack

Valley senior Brian O’Flaherty

fired three deuces for 633 in Stan

Niemiec Youth Travel action at

Fair Lawn.

But wait…..there’s more: 11-

year-old Steven Plaszky used his

new, heavier ball to splinter the

pins with a 256, one hundred pins

over his average. He literally

could have singlehandedly won

the middle game for Fair Lawn I

had it not been for Montvale’s

combined 482 from McCarthy

and O’Flaherty. Montvale had lit-

tle trouble the other two contests,

winning the match 7-0 to climb

into third place.

Despite the one-two punch of

Jeremy Scott and Mike Carr and

teammate Ryan Kattine’s 211-

596, the Holiday team dropped

two of three to Fair Lawn II, 4-3

which benefited from Justin

Floyd’s 235-599 and Tiana

Warren’s 171-505.

Bowler City I reclaimed theleague lead by capturing two of

three from Bowler City II, barely

taking the opener, 825-822 while

falling just nine pins shy of a

sweep in the finale, 897-906.

Dumont freshman Ryan Perez

paced the winners with 209,224-

599 while teammates John

Draney and Matt Trento had 188-

541 and 193-521 res pectively.

Huge above average games from

Steven Spina 158 and Melissa

Riemann 169 accounted for

Bowler City II’s third game suc-

cess.

Leading averages to date are

held by Brian O’Flaherty 215,

Jake Rollins 205, Mike Carr 202,

Bobby McCarthy 198 and Kevin

Macchia 196.

Ray Sisco 769 at ParkwayELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Ray Sisco led the scoring in the Friday 1050

Major League at Parkway Lanes firing a high series of 769.

Stephanie Collins shot 744, Nick Lardieri 741, Chuck Trimblett and

Tom Trongone 739, Keith Farrington 737, Michael Brenner 736, Craig

Kirchner 735, Joe Bonser 726, Charlie Trabona 719, Vic Padilla 712,

and Frank Buonanno 708.

Bobby McCarthy, Jeremy Scott Rip Fair Lawn MaplesBy Vince Albrecht



April 20 - 26, 2011 SPORTS REPORTER 7




THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Steph Crane 298-751HOPELAWN, NJ- Steph Crane

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Men’s League firing games of


751.

Matt J. Scala rolled 239-246-226-

711, Glenn Mohr 235-265-211-

711, Sean Irvine 258-248-203-

709, Nick Cascone 244-264-703,

John Kertesz 215-227-256-698,

Rob Williams 208-259-214-681.

Pat Jones 759HOPELAWN, NJ- Pat Jones

paced the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing games of 213-201-245 for a high series of

759.

Drew Rucinski shot 217-234-

651, Tony Rigiano 214-238-644,

Michael Morris 201-267-643, and

Caferino Rivera 215.

Ben Martino 758HOPELAWN, NJ – Ben Martino

topped the scoring in the Friends

& Family League firing games of


758.

Ryan Guercio hit 253-221-654,

Mary Dolce 222-600, and Lou San

Jose 264.

In the Merck League Tim Vickery

shot 202-227-624, Gregg Farley

214-204-601, and Dan Wolf 234.

Rob Morris 751HOPELAWN, NJ - Rob Morris

topped the scoring in the Friday

Nite Mixed League pitching 265-

260-226 for a high series of 751.

Tony Tamondong shot 254-236-

205-695, Rocco Fortunato 210-

243-237-690, Kevin Eccleston

235-210-222-667, and Melissa

Hertenberger 214-602.

Joe Nemeth 744HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Nemeth

led the scoring in the Knights of

Columbus League with 242-255-

247-744.John Baginsky shot 206-222-

264-692, Jeff Nemeth 236-268-

690, Joe Grossi 265-211-664,

Nick Simone 216-226-204-646,

and Robert Downer 202-201-235-

638.

In the Tuesday Nite Trios League

Bryan D. Senatore rolled 224-223-

625, Mike newman 211-201-213-

625, Paul Harney 221-602, and

Charlene Martino 210.

Dennis DeCrosta 744HOPELAWN, NJ - Dennis

DeCrosta led the His & Hers

League rolling 246-279-219-744.

Walter Malecki shot 221-217-

224-662, Carmine Latin 201-265-661, Kyle Jannuzzi 200-247-661,

Shelly Jacques 208-215-204-627,

and Bonnie Desimone 222-211-

625.

Jaydee Luistro 726 HOPELAWN, NJ - Jaydee Luistro

topped the scoring in the Madison

Park Men’s League firing games of

216-255-255 for a high series of 726.

Michael Dinaburg shot 258-267-

708, Dennis Smith 280-243-708,

John Wilders 217-224-256-697,

Willie Zammitto 206-258-225-

689, Joe Herber 213-239-236-688.

Erick Kerekes 722HOPELAWN, NJ – Erick Kerekes

paced the scoring in the Atlantic City

Trios League firing games of 233-


Jimmy Pinto shot 219-269-205-693, Bob Joseph 243-220-656, and

Joseph Krupinski 227-215-623.

John Syslo 676 HOPELAWN, NJ - In the

Thursday Mixed Nuts League

John Syslo shot 212-216-248-676,

Don. M. Hellhake 204-234-624,

Ed Suster 243, and John Seniak

214-604.

Frank Viverito 713HOPELAWN, NJ – Frank

Viverito led the Monday Madness

League firing games of 256-268

for a high series of 713.

Kevin Adriano shot 206-265-

649, Nick Viverito 207-222-620,

and John Kuver 234.

In the Academy Women’s League

Erma McClain hit 234-621.

John Baginsky, Jr. 711

HOPELAWN, NJ – John

Baginsky, Jr. topped the scoring in

the Gemini Towing League firing

games of 265-237-209 for a high

series of 711.

Warren Taureck rolled 247-237-

207-691, Thomas Ortiz III 214-255-210-679, Joe Britton 224-

247-665, John Baginsky 223-205-

227-655, Joe Herber 215-236-

202-653, and Vinny Medvetz 226-

202-642.

Michael Ramer 708HOPELAWN, NJ- Michael

Ramer led the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League firing

games of 249-224-235 for a high

series of 708.

Ed Pawlowski shot 238-212-247-

697, Jose Medina 247-231-215-

693, Warren Taureck 247-244-

201-692, Anthony LaRosa 257-

233-689, Albert Tadeo 258-677,

Nicole Melchior 213-246-636,

and Joann Lesniak 226-236-624.

Lee Kay 678HOPELAWN, NJ - Lee Kay

topped the scoring in the SouthShore League firing games of 236-


Steve Venito shot 205-234-235-

674, Brian Peccerillo 234-248-

630, and Alexa Venito 223-202-

608.

In the Youth League Branden

Barrese hit 201-214, and Andrew

Shaw 221.

Summer Classic League4 Person Teams / Matchpoint System

$27/Person/Week

First Place = $1000 Per Person

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