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By Russ Mills - PBA

ELLICOTT CITY, Md. (April 15,

2016) – Tommy Gollick of

Oberlin, Pa., defeated youth

bowler Andrew Lazarchick of

Brick, N.J., 217-198, to win the

PBA Bowlers Discount Pro Shop

Eastern Open presented by

Hammer at Brunswick Zone

Normandy. It was Gollick’s

fourth career title and his first

since 2013.

After qualifying sixth, Gollick

faced early elimination, down 2-1 in the best-of-five-

game Round of 16 before rallying back for a 3-2 win

over Will Vidulich of Parsippany, N.J. He then found

his stride, winning 2-0 over Tim Foy Jr. of Seaford,

Del. and he defeated Kevin Donovan of Painted Post,

N.Y., 233-223, in the semifinal round, throwing three

clutch strikes in the 10th frame to secure the win.

In the championship match, Gollick faced

Lazarchick, who had gone 6-0 in the preliminary

rounds. Lazarchick, who was celebrating his 17th

birthday, was bowling in only his

third PBA Regional tournament.

Each bowler had an open frame in

the middle of the match, but

Gollick again threw clutch strikes

at the end of the game to secure

the win.

Gollick earned $2,700 for the

win while Lazarchick added

$1,600 to his scholarship account

for his runner-up finish.

Lazarchick edged qualifying

leader Anthony Pepe of Elmhurst,

N.Y., 225-224, in his semifinal match. Donovan and

Pepe earned $1,250 each.

The PBA Bowlers Discount Pro Shop Open was part

of the QubicaAMF PBA Regional Tour. For more

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The next PBA East Region event is the PBA Al

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Rockaway Lanes in Rockaway, N.J., May13-15.

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Bob Lippi, Joey Lavecchia,

Greg Davidowicz, Dave Cahoon

Blasted 300 at Holiday BowlOAKLAND, NJ – Bob Lippi, Joey

Lavecchi, Dave Cahoon , and

Greg Davidowicz each blasted a

300 game in the Sal Marino

Classic League at Holiday Bowl.

Bob took high series honors post-

ing a 289 and a 246 around a 300

perfecto to tally 835, followed by

Joey with 215-268-300-783.

FARMINGDALE, NY – Ed

Stadtlander was on fire bowling in

the Wednesday Early Men’s

League blasting high games of 280-279-279 for a very impressive

high series of 838.

Charlie Turner rolled 220-268-

238-726, Richard Gagliardi 257-

216-242-715, Mark Zellman 218-

267-229-714, Jim Roach 267-704,and Tony Cipriano 268-227-695.

FLUSHING, NY – Arthur

O’Connor III earned top honors in

the Friends and Family League atJib Lanes blasting games of 256

and 219 around a 300 centerpiece

for the session high series of 775.

Riz Rissland hit 205-268-249-

722, Tony Taylor 237-237-248-

722, Hector Camacho 268-233-217-718, and Craig Bowden 277-

227-208-712.

Walter Ray Williams Jr. Wins Pasco County Florida Open

Ed Stadtlander 838 at FarmingdaleGollick Wins PBA Bowlers Discount Pro Shop Eastern Open

Arthur O’Connor III 300 at Jib Lanes

By Jerry Schneider - PBA

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. – In a n a ll -PBA Hall

of Fame stepladder final that included five all-

time greats with a combined 171 PBA Tour

titles, Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Oxford, Fla.,

won two matches to claim the PBA50 Pasco

County Florida Open title at Lane Glo Bowl for

his 10th PBA50 Tour win.

Williams, the PBA Tour’s all-time titles leader with

47 wins defeated 38-time Tour and two-time PBA50

Tour winner Norm Duke of Clermont, Fla., 245-225,

in the title match and in the process handed Duke his

third consecutive championship match defeat in the

Pasco County Open.“It feels good to be back in the winner’s circle,”

said Williams, whose last PBA50 Tour win came in

the Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open in August

of 2014. “Bowling with these guys tonight I had to

feel blessed that I was able to bowl in an era with

such great players.”

In the title match, Williams held a 21-pin lead over

Duke in the sixth frame and then struck on the next

four shots to seal the win.

“I really didn’t have a good read on the lanes,” said

Williams. “I thought the lanes would be a lot tighter

and they were hooking a lot more than I thought.

Fortunately, I was able to adjust by steadily moving

inside, finding a good hook spot, and catching some

timely breaks.”

In the semifinal match, Williams ended Parker

Bohn III’s bid to repeat as champion of the tourna-

ment by beating the 35-time Tour and three-time

PBA50 Tour winner, 258-223.

The win in the first tournament of the season was

especially satisfying for Williams after a slow start

finishing 59th at the end of the first day of qualifying.

“Again, I just wasn’t reading the lanes well and was

using the wrong equipment,” Williams said. “I think

I averaged about 211 for my first 11 games and once

I got things figured out I think I averaged about 250the rest of the way.”

In the second stepladder match, Bohn defeated 37-

time PBA Tour, four-time PBA50 Tour winner and

reigning PBA50 Player of the Year Pete Weber, 257-

224, to advance to the semifinal match against

Williams.

In the opening match, Weber beat Johnny Petraglia,

a winner of 14 PBA Tour and eight PBA50 Tour

titles, 225-193. At age 69, Petraglia was hoping to

become the oldest player to win a PBA50 Tour title.

The record is held by the late James Brenner at 66

years and 358 days.

Bobby Rohe, Dan Clark

Slammed 300 at Majestic Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY – Paul

Mule earned top honors in the

Saturday Nite Fun League at

Farmingdale Lanes blasting

games of 300-225-234 for a high

series of 759.

Matthew Traina rolled 253-213-

232-698, Steve Kenney 213-257-

208-678, Paul Meyer 279-211-

637, and Wingo Hom 235-228-

636.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Joe Montefusco rolled

195, Gerard Hoeler 179, and

Willie Mack 170.

Robert Junge rolled 185-176,

Marvin Slifkin 182, Al Noll 179,

and Gerard Hoeler 173.

HOPELAWN, NJ – Bobby Rohe

and Dan Clark each blasted a 300

game in the Premiere Pro Shop

McClassic League at Majestic

Lanes.

Richard Funk III rolled 245-224-

299-768, Rocco Fortunato 237-

257-267-761, Frank Mazzella

257-280-731, and Joe Herber 27-

267-726.

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Sponsor Richard Byrd with champion

Tommy Gollick.

CORAM, NY – In the Teen

Doubles League at Coram Lanes,

13 year old Devin Flowers bowled 300-212-207-719. His

Father Dwight Flowers a couple

weeks earlier bowled 224-269-

299-792 in Friday’s Hi-RollersLeague.

Paul Mule 300 at Farmingdale Lanes

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Jamie Ansale 762FLUSHING, NY – Jamie Ansale

led the scoring in the Midweek

Mixers League rolling 269-247-

246 for a high series of 762.

Richie Salcedo hit 259-254-225-

738, Hector Camacho 237-269-

689, Tony Lauth 214-273-681,

Chris Mayr 248-222-227-697, and

Philip Schatz 234-220-220-676.

Micki Stewart 746

FLUSHING, NY – Micki Stewarttopped the scoring in the Friends

and Family League rolling games

of 254-234-258 for a high series of

746.

Tony Crowley shot 254-238-246-

738, Twone Williams 268-258-

212-738, Mark Hinds 215-256-

242-713, and Shaun hanley 280-

223-695.

Steve Amarosa 719FLUSHINGj, NY – Steve

Amarosa led the scoring in the

Ball and Chain rolling games of

279-237-203 for a high 719 series.

Nick Rotondo hit 248-256-715,

Shawn Wyatt 245-247-715,

Vincent Baliskey 243-245-710,

and Justin Connolly 223-245-681.

Patrick Tucker 695FLUSHING, NY – In the Crown

Jewels League Patrick Tucker shot236-266-695, and Dana Johnson

221-246-224-691.

Anthony Sapp 682FLUSHING, NY – Anthoy Sapp

paced the Bricktown Too rolling

games of 247-224-211 for a 682.

Anthony Mosley rolled 217-212-

242-671, Abdul Sulley 224-247-

651, and Arthur Broadbelt 243-

204-202-649.

ARLINGTON, Texas – Jenna

Rose Harrington of Barneveld,

New York, and Daniel Bolan of

Orlando, Florida, have been

selected as the 2016 United States

Bowling Congress Youth

Ambassadors of the Year.

The International Bowling

Campus Youth Committee

annually honors one male and

one female USBC Youth bowler

for their contributions to the

sport, academic achievementand community involvement.

Harrington and Bolan each will

receive a $1,500 scholarship

and may be selected to serve on

the IBC Youth Committee.

Harrington is a member of the

Nat ional Hon or Soc iet y,

Student Council and

Chorus/Select Chorus at

Holland Patent Central School,

where she is in her senior year.

She has accepted a scholarship

to attend Franklin Pierce

University in the fall, where she

will major in psychology.

“To be selected as the female

Ambassador of the Year is anincredible honor and privilege,”

Harrington said. “Since I was 4

years old, bowling has been my

world. I always take the oppor-

tunity to volunteer, coach, men-

tor and encourage everyone to

bowl. The sport of bowling has

helped me become a more con-

fident, knowledgeable and suc-

cessful young woman. Through

example and leadership, I will

continue to grow and strive to

become a pos itive role model of

a female bowler.”

Harrington is a Girls Scouts

of America Bronze Award

recipient, has served as a volun-

teer with Habitat for Humanityand volunteered at a nursing

home. She served on the

Mohawk Valley USBC Youth

Association for two years as a

youth representative.

She has been a member of her

high school bowling team each

year and has been a first-team

all-star three times, including

2016 when she won the Section

III girls bowling shootout. She

won team, doubles and singles

titles at the 2014 MVUSBC

City Youth Tournament and

again won team, placed second

in doubles and third in singles

in 2015. She placed 36th at the2014 Junior Gold

Championships.

Bolan is a junior at Bishop

Moore Catholic High School in

Orlando. He started the Strike

for Vets Charity Bowling

Tournament in 2015 to raise

funds for the Stay in Step

Spinal Cord Injury Recovery

Center that helps injured veter-

ans and others with spinal

injuries. The event not only

raised money, but generated

awareness and introduced

wounded veterans to the sport

of bowling.

He received the Orange

County Distinguished Citizenof the Year Award for building

Mercy Garden, a memorial gar-

den for those who have died in

senseless acts of violence. It

was Bolan’s Eagle Scout

Project and took just over a

year to plan and build, includ-

ing raising more than $50,000

and recruiting 76 volunteers,

who contributed 587 hours to

the project.

“It gives me great joy to know

my support and service to the

bowling commu nity have been

recognized,” Bolan said. “I am

more than surprised to be

accepting this award, as well asvery humbled and grateful.”

Bolan, who also volunteers as

a coach with Seminole Special

Olympics, is an accomplished

bowler. He was 58th in the U15

Division at the Junior Gold

Championships in 2014, won

the Great Orlando Division I

City Championship in 2015 and

was selected to the 2014-2015

USBC Orlando Regional Boys

Youth All-City Team.

Harrington and Bolan will be

pre sen ted their USBC Youth

Ambassador of the Year awards

during the USBC Convention,

set for April 26-29 in LasVegas.

Go to

BOWL.com/ScholarshipsAwar

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scholarships and youth leader

awards.

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George Fields 777 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

George Fields led the scoring in

the Wednesday Senior Doubles

League blasting games of 241-

247-289 for a high series of 777.

Michael Desmond hit 215-227-

236-678, Paul Byrd 288-662, and

Jerival George 224-228-222-674.

Mark Gralto 737 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mark Gralto topped the scoring in

the Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus Leugue blasting 222-

258-257- for a high series of 737.

Pat Zenker rolled 258-256-736,

Bill Maxwell 224-238-258-720,

Keith Massimillo 269-256-719, Al

Fabiano 239-214-264-717, and

Mike Simeone 279-213-210-702.

Bob Thorne 733ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Bob Thorne led the Custom

Thumbz Doubles firing 277-234-


Matt Achstatter rolled 258-257-

726, Richard Butt 265-243-723,

Pedro Salcedo 262-246-720, and

Dave Goldman 246-223-247-716.

In the Thursday El Cheapo

League John Moran rolled 239-

222-617, Billy Buffetti 235-613,and Peter Micca 226.

Chris Paccininni 717 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Chris Piccinicci rolled 225-214-

278-717, Joe Mazza 243-246-228-

717, Michael Fisch 256-234-704,

and Jim Carey 256-235-697 in the

Tuesday Late Men’s League.

Carmelo Ciulla 733ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Carmelo Ciulla led the Wednesday

Early Men’s rolling 257-217-259

for a high series of 733.

Barry Clare rolled 224-238-269-

731, Bill Luongo 247-232-234-

713, Glen Smith 278-698, Steven

Friedman 266-238-699, and Kevin

Cudjoe 246-691.

Alexa Messina 668ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Alexa Messina topped the scoring

in the Saturday Scholarship blast-

ing 222-245-201 for a high 668.

Jason Eras hit 208-204-255-667,

Robert Wright 244-218-631,

Nicholas Lastella 232, Nicholas

Avilo and Stephen Winley 231,

and Ashley Vilardi 219.

Patrice Nolan 254ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Patrice Nolan rolled 254, Stacy

Salomides 248, Vicky Lockwood

215, and Pam Johnson 213 in the

Tuesday Rockville Leadies

League.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Remee Malley hit 198,

Linda Walsh 190, and Anne

Molloy 181.

Stanley Rosadio 664ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Stanley Rosadio paced the scoring

in the Thursday Senior Birds

League rolling games of 212-216-


Jerival George shot 242-237-662,

John Lutter 234-204-226-664, and

Roz Troutman-Buggie 246.

Vicky Lockwood 267 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – In

the Tuesday Rockville Ladies

League Vicky Lockwood rolled

267, Patrice Nolan 234-225, Joyce

Hejducek 227, and Maria Elefante

222.

In the Tuesday Koffee Kats

League Adrienne Lupo hit 206,

Michele Perlmutter 198, and

Eileen Nappi 186.

Jair Brooks-Davis 253ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – In

the Saturday Scholarship League

Jair Brooks-Davis rolled 253,

Andrew Perlak 237-227, Jahnia

Phillips 236, Colleen Kingsepp

234, and Stephen Winley 225-215.

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Christopher Kelch 741FARMINGDALE, NY –

Christopher Kelch topped the scor-

ing in the Sunday High School

Practice League rolling 268-247-


Brian Becktold hit 205-255-233-

693, Brandon Wainwright 215-236-

641, and Salvatore Yannacone 231.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior Rose

Marie Snyder shot 205, Nick Fina

174, and Lea Ann Gravino 153. Matthew Gierl 726 FARMINGDALE, NY – Matthew

Gierl topped the Sunday Early

Mixed League firing games of 214-


Joe Giammarino, Jr. rolled 225-

234-256-715, Ronnie Simon 236-

224-628, and George Mazzocchi

210-202-214-626.

Joe Camacho 677 FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe

Camacho led the Saturday Nite

Friends League rolling games of


Anthony Coletta, Jr. shot 254-214-

646, Alfonse Visco 244, and Rich

Valentine and Tom Altamura 237.

Michael Braun 665FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Braun topped the scoring in the

Sunday Adult/Junior rolling 216-


Louis Gravino hit 180-157, and

William Snyder 172.

Joe Livolsi 665FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe

Livolsi led the scoring in the Friday

Sunshine Kids League rolling

games of 247-235 for a high series

of 665.

Marvin Slifkin hit 214, Robert

Junge 167, Al Noll 164, and Barney

Kral and Fai Livolsi 161. Matt Muir 654FARMINGDALE, NY – Matt Muir

paced the scoring in the Wednesday

Party League rolling games of 214-


Mike Marrazzo hit 201-235-217-

653, and Mark Eisenberg 257-202-

607.

Eric Brennan rolled 189, Michael

Graston and Brett Markland 163,

and James Trusehim 161 in the

Saturday St. Martin’s League.

Mike Bagnato 640FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Bagnato paced the scoring in the

Thursday Goodtimers League

rolling games of 217-224 for a high

series of 640.

Robert Grieb hit 224-215-620,

Nick Jorgensen 226, and Mike

Herman 225.

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Marcia Simon shot 207, Jo-Anne

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286-738, Ken Yokobosky 279, Richard Warren 268-728,

David Nash 268, Gary Malone 267, Dori Tingoli 216-603,

Linda Millet 150.

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Julio Soto 277-726, Dan

Richards 258-732, Jesus Cruz 258, Dawn Andreano 247-

599, Cathy Paluzzi 237-599, Nichole Opsasnick 225-607,

Sandy Turner 223-620.

Fox Hills Seniors: Steve Friedman 223-638, Rick Martone

198-529, Raymond Bsrany 196-555, Morris Horrowitz 194-

491, Regina Nataluk 201-548, Helen Loverro 167-483,

Bernadette Memolo 163-419, Joanne Margiotta 155-419.

Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb 21-553, Bob McClughan

183-464, Ronald Stickney 151-420, Joyce Brockling 162-

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Rockaway Women: Annette Rossi 201-497, Susan

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493, Claudia Lupfer 176-451, Valerie Schreck 170, Gay

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Rockaway Foursome: Terrance 279-754, Ernie Stone 267-

671, Aaron Shruby 256, Ron O'Neil 256, Len Fierro 671,

Liesl Apgar 268-749, Joyce Hulbert 203-566, Liza Gallo

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Nor Bu Lodge: Bill Karpack 289-723, Ben Lay 244, Chirs

Bakos 244-597, Charles Wright 576, Stacey Titus 202-560,

Anne Meisner 173-468, Ellen Secallus 172, Lisa Bischer 459.

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687, Joann Brown 227-578, Nidia Haneveld 209-589, Carole

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Thursday Night Foursomes: Martel Ellis 279-715, Vernon

Tatum 235, Doug Batsch 235-637, Jamie Sweetser 231-672,

Caren Hunt 235-599, Darlene Krzanowski 200-525.

Rockaway Mixed: Ryan Provost 277-746, Gene Pukas 265-

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Nidia Haneveld 279-703, Lynne Coleman 258-637, Dawn

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Don Anione 756 HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Anione

topped the scoring in the Friday

Nite Mixed League blasting

games of 221-277-258 for a high

series of 756.

William Dellamanna shot 233-

237-222-692, Michael Holoka

212-219-259-690, Mike Bauer

204-233-247-684, and Tony

Taomondong 2478-207-227-681.

Dorey Badolato 754HOPELAWN, NJ – Dorey

Badolato led the scoring in the

Friday Night Classic League

rolling games of 267-218-269 for

a high series of 754.

Joey Parisi III hit 249-234-245-

728, Curtis Kyzima 228-279-212-

719, Joe Parisi 238-275-201-714,

and Jessica Wahler 211-267-214-

692.

K.C. Cabonilas 715HOPELAWN, NJ – K.C.

Cabonilas led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed Nuts League

rolling games of 297-232 for a

high series of 715.

Joe Maloney rolled 202-259-223-

684, John Syslo 233-233-651, Don

M. Hellhake 236-246-650, and

Andrew Tripka 204-225-221-650.

Warren Taureck 703HOPELAWN, NJ – Warren

Taureck topped the scoring in the

La Buona Pizza League rolling


of 703.

James Joyner hit 212-238-213-

663, Jeff Sanchez 212-255-652,

and Fernando Chea 237-239-646.

Frank Jordan hit 205-227-630,

Larry Clarke 244, and Basha

Miller 217.

Barry Bailey 698HOPELAWN, NJ – Barry Bailey

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698.

Lenny Novak hit 278-635,

Robert Girod 245-242-625,

Dorien Soto 245, Mike Arway, Sr.

226, and Jose Medina 235.

Ceferino Rivera 647 HOPELAWN, NJ – Cefernino

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Jerzey Pikers League rolling


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In the Tuesday Night Singles

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Skibar hit 149.

Sue Ragas shot 165, and Anna

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Matt Lowther 267-757, Howie

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Thursday Early Mixed

Scott Dunning 275-737, Vernon

Moody 248, Anthony Polito 278,

Connor Sheldrick 266, Cas

Kostnicki 255.

Tuesday Night 4-man

Tom Twist 290-792, Dave Eng

299-752, Kathleen Sloan 279-757,

Dave Dodds 279-760, Ian

Kaufman 287, Tom Flynn 278-

747, Mitch Sachs 267-735, John

Fariello 259-743.

Wednesday Men's 820

Dab Grabarczyk 256-703, Karl

Kalogera 288, Bob Goodwin 257-

756, Frank Nordt 703, Vinny

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Monday Night Trios

Nick Kochell 287-750, John

Rebecky, 269-704, Chris Ferrara

266-717, Kenn Schlomann 279-718,

Jimmy Medina 267-709, Paul Stuart

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Friday Night G&L

Brian Wellenheider 268-708, Ron

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James Traficante 257-708, Carole

DeGroot 259-721, Peter Pollicino

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Kevin DeFrancesco 722 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Kevin DeFrancesco topped all bowlers with

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Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.

Joseph Donnarumma bowled 276-706, Alfred Balletto 258-705,

Henry Verdina 254-704, Mike Semancik Jr 246-698, Tony Amantea

243-695, Mark Marton 278-694, Carl Haight 265-688, and Harold

Helmstetter 241-680.

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