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The East's Most Read Bowling Weekly

Sports ReporterThe Nation's Leading Bowling Tournament Newspaper Since 1940

Vol. 71 No. 5 April 7 - 13, 2010 50 cents

Jennifer Russo-Horvath 803

At Brunswick Zone Carolier

OAKLAND, NJ Tom

Stellingwerf earned top honors in

the Wednesday Early Mixed

League at Holiday Bowl firing a

300 game for a high series of 764.

Dave Valerius shot 246-246-728,

Frank Serico 258-710, Keith

Brower 709, Dave Nauta 257-701,

Stacy Valerius 289-701, Linda

Humes 279-694, Dawn Poliandro

225-644, Chuck Coslet 259-675,

Rich Gutches 675, and Dennis

Smith 664.

Brian Ziesig Defeats Jason Belmonte

To Win Mark Roth Plastic Ball ChampionshipBy Jerry Schneider

Tom Stellingwerf Hit 300

At Holiday Bowl

NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ Jennifer

Russo-Horvath topped the scoring

in the Middlesex County Major

League at Zone Carolier Lanes

blasting games of 269-245-289 fora high series of 803.

Ryan Friend hit near p0erfect

with a 299 game then added

games of 269 and 216 for a 784 set

followed by Derek Shawen with

266-237-253-756, Pete Danyo, Jr.

266-224-258-748, Ron Alberti

227-255-249-731, Scott Irwin

245-244-240-729, Ray Smarsh259-247-216-722, Rudy Johnson

289-245-713, Nikki Bucci 220-

216-267-703, and J.D. Santalucia

265-212-225-702.

EL PASO, Texas - The 2010 United States Bowling Congress Women's

Championships in El Paso, Texas, kicked off its 100-day run, as the

first of nearly 6,000 teams took to the tournament lanes at the recent-

ly-transformed El Paso Convention and Performing Arts Center.

As the USBC Women's Championships entered a convention-center

setting for the first time in its 91-year history, bowlers and spectators

were treated to the opening ceremonies, which helped usher the tour-

nament into a new era.

USBC crews began to transform the El Paso Convention and

Performing Arts Center into a state-of-the-art 48-lane bowling facilityon Jan. 25. Many of the bowlers on the opening squad appreciated the

efforts taken to build a one-of-a-kind setting for women bowlers.

Also new to the Women's Championships this year is the introduction

of three average-based divisions, instead of five, which will be contest-

ed using 100-percent handicap. The divisions are named Diamond,

Ruby and Sapphire.

Cesare Badolato Rolled 300At Plaza Lanes

Dennis Smith Blasted 813

At Majestic Lanes

MADISON, NJ Cesarea

Badolato fired a twelve bangger

for a 300 game while contesting

in the CMIL League at Plaza

Lanes.

Joe Borowic hit 763 followed by

Margaret Byrne who rolled a 225

game in a 605 set.

HOPELAWN, NJ Dennis Smith

topped all competition in the

Madison Park Mens League at

Majestic Lanes blasting games of289-234-290 for the session high

series of 813.

John Kaminski shot 268-264-

237-759, Michael Ibanez 259-

277-212-748, Jessica Medoro

265-210-254-729, Neal A. Linder

245-202-280-727, Rocco J.

Grasso 299-227-201-727, WillieZammitto 226-268-231-725,

Lonnie Levy 265-267-723, and

Bill Buckley 211-240-266-717.

2010 USBC WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIPS GETS UNDERWAY IN EL PASO

WEST BABYLON, N.Y. - Brian

Ziesig of Levittown, N.Y., won theProfessional Bowlers Association

GEICO Mark Roth Plastic Ball

Championship Sunday at AMF

Babylon Lanes to become the first

amateur to win a Lumber

Liquidators PBA Tour event since

2002.

Ziesig rolled three strikes in the

10th frame in the championship

match to tie Australian two-hander

Jason Belmonte 247-247 in regula-

tion which forced a one-ball, sud-

den-death roll-off that was won by

Ziesig with a strike to Belmonte's

nine-count, leaving the 7 pin.

"Whenever I tried to over-hook the ball, it seemed

I wouldn't get the carry so those last few shots Ipaid special attention to avoiding that," Ziesig said.

"Believe it or not I really wasn't that nervous so that

helped me throw those shots the way I wanted to."

"This is my 15 minutes of fame" said the 35-year-

old Ziesig, who works for a bowling supply compa-

ny. "It's back to work tomorrow morning. To be

able to accomplish this on national TV in front of a

hometown crowd is really kind of a fantasy."

Ziesig, who earned $25,000 for the win, had been

a Touring professional in the 1998, '99 and 2000

seasons with a previous best finish of 10th. He

earned his way into the tournament field through a

tour qualifying round earlier in the week.

The 26-year-old Belmonte, who earned $13,000

for second, was hoping to win his second career

title having won The Bowling Foundation Long

Island Classic here last year to become the first

bowler to win a PBA Tour title using a two-handed

delivery.

"The best you can hope for is to throw 10 good

shots but I threw nine-what can you do?" said

Belmonte, who finished second for the third time

this season. "I left a 10 pin in the eighth frame

because I got behind the ball too much and I just

didn't get the break."

In the opening stepladder match, Wayne Garber

of Modesto, Calif., defeated two-time Tour titlist

Michael Machuga of Erie, Pa., 258-245. Machuga

earned $5,000 for fifth.

In the second match, the Tour's all-time career

win leader with 47 titles, Walter Ray Williams Jr.,

defeated Garber 280-211. In the third match Ziesig

defeated Williams 255-237 to advance to the cham-

pionship match.

William's third place finish was enough to put

him in a tie for the Player of the Year race with Bill

O'Neill going into the final event of the season this

week. Williams earned $8,000 for third and Garber

$6,000 for fourth.

The Plastic Ball Championship required all play-

ers to use identical plastic bowling balls and is the

one event on the PBA Tour that turns back the clockon ball technology creating an equalized playing

field and eliminating the reliance on today's high-

powered equipment.

PBA LLC Photo

Johnny Petraglia, Champion Brian Ziesig, and Mark Roth.

Ribbon cutting ceremony, pictured

from the left: Debbie Hamlyn

Deputy City Manager, City of El

Paso; Bill Blaziek General

Manager, El Paso Convention and

Visitors Bureau and El Paso

Convention and Performing Arts

Center; Veronica Escobar County

Commissioner, County of El Paso;

Stu Upson Executive Director,

USBC; Gene Calabro Inductee, ElPaso Sports Hall of Fame; John

Cook Mayor, City of El Paso; Karl

Kielich President, El Paso Bowling

Association; Joyce Wilson City

Manager of El Paso; Suzie Azar

Former Mayor, City of El Paso


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2 SPORTS REPORTER April 7 - 13, 2010

"Often, the most extraordinary opportunities are hidden among the

seemingly insignificant events of life. If we do not pay attention to these

events, we can easily miss the opportunities."

-Jim Rohn

Everyone gets to play.

That should be the theme put

forth over and over again

whenever discussions of the

merits of youth bowling enter

any conversation. It is one of

bowlings greatest assets and

advantages over other sports.

Talk shows devote hours to

the subject of how to come up

with ways to guarantee that

every youngster gets to play.

There are all kinds of special

rules in youth baseball, foot-

ball, basketball, soccer and

other sports aimed at solving

the problem.

In some baseball and softball

leagues up to 15 kids are

allowed to come to bat whether

they are in the lineup or not. In

various youth sports there are

mandates that insure that

every kid gets his playing-

minute minimum. Getting to

play is the problem for the

young players, their parents,

the coaches and the sports. It

also has been proposed in some

areas that no score is kept, and

the end of winning and losing.

How silly can you get? In

sports and in life there are

winners and losers, and win or

lose, there is learning.

Many sports have invested

millions into developing inter-

est in their sport among

youngsters. That isnt meant

simply to create future stars

but also to create players and

fans.Bowling is woefully weak in

the spending department and

too many junior programs and

school organizations from pre-

school through college suffer.

Bowling can be expensive for

youngsters and their families.

Young bowlers should not be

viewed merely as a possible

source of current income, but

as the lifeblood of the sport in

pumping new life forever and

ever. And it is vital for every

organization in bowling to

fully recognize that fact of

bowling life.

Bowlings biggest plus with

youngsters is that everyone

gets to play, not in a forced

way, but in a full participatory

status. Junior bowlers can be

classed according to average.

Leagues can have two three or

more on a team, and there is

always room for one more.

And they all get to play. And

they all get to know how they

did as individuals or as team

members. Boys learn early

that girls can bowl well, too,

and they dont feel nearly as

bad as their elders of their

counterparts in other sports

when they get bowled over by

a female. Another plus for

youth bowling is that boys and

girls get to know each other

better in various competitive

as well as social situations.

Parents almost dread going

to a sporting contest when

their children are border

players, good enough to play,

but not good enough to be a

sure thing. Parents of young

league bowlers know their

youngsters will be in action,

no matter how well they

shoot, and parents know the

kids will be in a classified sit-

uation that is either competi-

tive or is aided by a handicap

procedure that makes for

some semblance of equality,

regardless of ability.

Bowling is fortunate that it

is a sport that can handle dif-

ferences in age, size or abilityin probably the fairest man-

ner of any sport. But bowling

should be shouting from the

rooftops to youngsters and

parents and adults and edu-

cators that this is the rarest of

sports, the sport everyone

gets to play in a meaningful

way.

Those kids who start bowling

at two or three years of age

with bumper bowling, can still

be bowling decades, and even a

century later, and the same

will apply everyone gets to

play.

For PBA legend Mark Roth, the

trip to West Babylon, Long Island,

N.Y., for the Mark Roth Plastic Ball

Championship provided him with

an opportunity to visit with some

old friends and recount memories

of a storied career.

One of those friends was fellow

bowling great Johnny Petraglia.

Both bowlers grew up in

Brooklyn and would even-

tually become fixtures on

PBA Tour telecasts in the

70s.

Petraglia was granted aPBA Commissioners

Exemption to compete in

this weeks Plastic Ball

Championship, named in

honor of his long-time

friend and rival, and

Petraglias son Johnny Jr.

also played in the event

after earning a spot in the

64-player field through the Tour

Qualifying Round.

This Roth-Petraglia reunion was

different than any other, however.

Thats because Roth, who will turn

59 on April 10, is continuing his

rehabilitation after suffering a

severe stroke last May that left his

left side paralyzed. Since the stroke

he has worked hard to regain phys-

ical function, improving to the point

where he was able to make the trip

to West Babylon with his wife

Denise to take in some of the action

at the tournament named in his

honor.

Just one year ago, Roth was rec-

ognized as the fifth greatest player

in the history of the PBA Tour, as

part of the organizations 50th

anniversary celebration. Petraglia,

who turned 63 earlier this month,

ranks 16th on that list. The right-

handed Roth, a four-time player of

the year, is tied with Pete Weber for

third in career PBA Tour titles with

34. The left-handed Petraglia owns

14 titles, but is one of only five

players in PBA history to win the

Triple Crown (U.S. Open, PBA

Tournament of Champions and

PBA World Championship).

Petraglia began his Tour career in

1965, five years ahead of Roth, and

for most of their hall of fame

careers, both bowlers competed

with plastic bowling balls. Both

have witnessed the evolution of

bowling technology since then, but

memories of competing against

each other in the old days of

ancient technology are cherished by

both.

I like the idea of a tournament

where you have to use plastic

balls, Roth said. I wish I could

bowl in this one.

While both bowlers competed

against each other often on Tour,

Roths favorite memory of bowling

against Petraglia was not in a Tour

event.

In the early 70s I bowled some

action matches against John at

Rainbow Lanes in Brooklyn, Roth

said. It was just like a Tour event--

there were more than 300 people

there. They had people watching

down the lanes all the way to the

masking units.

He was a good, tough, strong

bowler, Roth said of Petraglia,

but I always looked forward to the

challenge of bowling against him.

Petraglia said his most memo-

rable moment of bowling against

Roth was in 1978 when he beat

Roth in a semifinal match, 298-249,

in the Long Island Open (Petraglia

went on to beat Jeff Mattingly in the

championship match). But

Roth returned the favor the

following week, defeating

Petraglia in the champi-

onship match of the

Greater Hartford (Conn.)Open.

Those two weeks were

not only my favorite mem-

ories of bowling against

Mark, but some of my

favorite overall on Tour,

said Petraglia. In Long

Island, we had all of our

family and friends there.

Andy Varipapa was there, and all of

the fans were really into the show as

you can imagine.

The next week in Connecticut

Mark got his revenge by beating me

190-something to 180-something to

win the title. At that time he was

using a plastic ball and I was still

using rubber.

But what Petraglia remembers

most about Roth was how competi-

tive he actually was.

When Mark and I were both on

the Brunswick staff we would do a

lot of exhibitions and at some of

those we would bowl doubles

matches against local bowlers,

Petraglia said. If we were in a

match where the local bowlers were

striking or had a chance to beat us,

naturally the local fans would be

pulling for them and sometimes I

would get caught up in the excite-

ment, too.

But whenever that happened I

remember Mark would always pull

me aside and say, Cmon, we cant

let these guys beat us.

Its almost unheard of that two

players as talented and competitive

as Petraglia and Roth would con-

cede anything to each other, but this

week, without prompting, Petraglia

said he is donating half of his earn-

ings from the Plastic Ball

Championship to Roth to help his

friend with his staggering medical

and rehabilitation bills. Its nothing

new; he has been working hard to

help raise money for Roth since

learning of his stroke.

Petraglia also represented his

long-time friend by presenting thewinners check. Bowling in a tour-

nament with my son and named

after Mark Roth it doesnt get

much better than that, Petraglia

said.

Johnny Petraglia and Mark Roth

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Wednesday 9 a.m.5 p.m. Teams arrive/practice/equipment check5:30 p.m. Coaches meeting at Hyatt Regency6:30 p.m. Banquet at Hyatt Regency

Thursday 99:10 a.m. Announcements/Anthem9:109:30 a.m. Open practice9:30 a.m.1:30 p.m. Qualifying Round: Block 11:303 p.m. Break lane conditioning33:10 p.m. Announcements3:103:30 p.m. Open practice3:307:30 p.m. Qualifying Round: Block 2

Friday 99:10 a.m. Announcements/Anthem9:109:30 a.m. Open practice

9:3011:10 a.m.Round 1: Matches 1-411:1011:20 a.m.Open practice11:20 a.m.1 p.m.Round 2: Matches 5-813 p .m. Break lane conditioning33:10 p.m. Announcements3:103:30 p.m. Open practice3:305:10 p.m. Round 3: Matches 9 & 105:105:20 p.m. Open practice5:207 p.m. Round 4: Matches 11 & 12

Immediately following Round 4 Awards ceremony7:30 p.m. Coaches meeting

Saturday12:0012:10 p.m. Announcements/Anthem12:1012:30 p.m .Open practice12:302:10 p.m. Round 5: Matches 13 & 14 (IF NECESSARY)2:107:50 p.m. Break lane conditioning7:508:00 p.m. Announcements

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Tyler Blind 776OAKLAND, NJ Tyler Blind

topped the scoring in the Saturday

Junior-Major League firing a high

game of 290 and a high series of

776.

Rich Gutches hit 247-694, Kevin

Macchia 237-684, Rob Andresen

663, Kyle Landau 638, Andrew

Wierzbic 637, and Colette

Malyack 214.

Chuck Coslet 769Chuck Coslet led the Pops Coslet

Memorial league firing games of

278-269 for a high series of 769.Butch Mathews hit 266-247-754,

Chuck Wassmer 288-658, Joe

Noce 648, Joe Gerace, Jr. 635,

Kathy Hanek 249-606, and Cathy

Schenone 210-208.

Ken Sanford 260Ken Sanford led the scoring in

the Monday Nite Early Mix

League firing a high game of 260.

Jim Cancelosi hit 678, Todd

Ascenzo 246-678, Nono Gagliano

257, Bonnie Mondelli 249-671,

and Stacey Bade 238-232-666.

Keith Cienki 750Keith Cienki led the scoring in

the Wednesday Early Mixed

League firing games of 267-258

for a high series of 750.

Tom Stellingwerf shot 279-747,

Joe Salleroli 257-708, Keith

Brower 708, Ed Casler 697, Ed

Engelhart 685, Dawn Poliandro

656, Stacy Valerius 246-655, and

Linda Humes 240-653.

Mike West 753Mike West led all bowlers rolling

in the CBS Mens League at

Holiday Bowl by firing a 279game for a high series of 753.

Jim Cancelosi hit 266-715, Neal

Galletta 247-707, Mike Kassab

and PJ Triano 694, and Ken Marin

686.

Janet Fitzgerald 716Janet Fitzgerald topped game and

set scoring in the Tuesday Ladies

Handicap League at Holiday Bowl

firing games of 266-246-204 for

the sessions high series of 716.

Fran Miller tossed games of 225

and 216 and Raimee Ball rolled a

213.

AT PARKWAYRon Filipek 752ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Ron

Filipek topped the Georges

Memorial League firing 255-243-

254-752.

Vinnie Turano hit 211-278-226-

715, Bob Batterby 237-258-687,

Dana Spero 2267-203-245-675,

Henry Solomon, Jr. 235-248-674,

Pete Gurrieri 223-204-245-672,

Rich DeRosa 244-202-637,

Michael Baker 219-217-629.

In another session Pete Gurrieri

rolled 249-214-239-702, Teddy

Burden 216-202-279-697, Fons

McKay 287-673, Michael Baker237-247-672. Henry Solomon, Jr.

205-258-204-667, Paul Stuart

230-234-658, Rich DeRosa 212-

202-236-650.

At another meeting Rob Byrd

rolled 202-267-266-735, Henry

Solomon, Jr. 246-218-226-690,

Paul Stuart 246-208-235-689,

Dominick Capozzoli 258-230-

685, Vincent Vidovic 224-204-

245-673, Teddy Burden 279-201-

672, Ron Filipek 234-243-669,

Mark Marton 206-257-203-666,

Pete Gurrieri 221-247-652, Henry

Sala 257-640, Katherine Solomon

237-214-635.


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Anne Zajack 652LEVITTOWN, NJ Anne Zajack

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Rob Coffin 257Rob Coffin rolled 257, John

McCormick 236-652, and Al

Gillis 235 in the Wednesday

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Timmy OToole 266Timmy OToole led the scoring

in the Thursday Early Mixed

League with 248-266, Gary Cohen

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Rich Shenocker 705Rich Shenocker led the Friday St.

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Tom Miller rolled 254, Tom

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Christina LaScala 637Christina LaScala paced the

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rolling a 248 game for a high

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Lisa Alvino shot 235, Cathy

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Melinda Blaney rolled 227,

Allison Procot 225, and Denise

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Frank DeLucia 279LEVITTOWN, NY- Frank

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Bill Dwork 278Bill Dwork led the scoring in the

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Fred DeLucia, Sr. 237, Rob Kless

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Jennife DeLucia 216.

Keith Hengel 272-277Keith Hengel rolled 272-277,

Nicholas Muccio and Alex

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Erik Snow 258 in the Sunday AM

Trios League.

Karen Bernardo rolled 225,

Kellisue Taggart 210, and Diane

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Gene Kelly shot 215, and

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Noel Vega 780ROCKAWAY, NJ Noel Vega led

the scoring in the Classic Trios

League blasting games of 279-

234-267 for a high series of 780.

Tyrone Waal shot 277-237-253-

767, Ken Yokobosky 268-223-

256-747, Joe Caputo 245-239-

228-712, Joe Goodson 287-221-

699, David Valerius 249-204-235-

688, and Liesl Apgar 226.

Justin Cabiates 755ROCKAWAY, NJ Justin

Cabiates led the Friday Nite Mens

League firing games of 280-252-223 for a high series of 755.

Ken George shot 246-226-238-

710, Gene Pukas 236-235-231-

702, Brien Pennella 235-234-232-

701, Jared Lopez 252-220-227-

699, and Bob Webb 254-227-214-

695.

Steve Petersen 690ROCKAWAY, NJ Steve Petersen

paced the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed firing games of 256-

254 for a high series of 690.

Lupe Zaragoza hti 246-221-222-

689, Bill Homas 225-215-215-

655, and Danny Nykforuk 258.

Doug Batsch 746ROCKAWAY, NJ Doug Batsch

topped the scoring in the Lake

Hiawatha League firing 269-218-


Joe Toolen rolled 258-243-233-

734, Jamie Sweetser 226-244-

236-706, Mark Rooney 265-202-

237-704, Randy Edwards 247-

235-235-717, George Valerius

269-225-244-738, and John

Podgurski 287-232-202-721.

Peter Saladino 721

ROCKAWAY, NJ Peter Saladinoled the Monday Early Birds toss-

ing 247-227-247 for a high series

of 721.

Kreg Gibbons shot 246-206-239-

701, Joe Miller 25-217-218-690,

Sheila Sell 226-209-627, Ken

George 255-233-661, Kevin

Bradley 226-217-214-657, Keem

Hayden 284, Brian Soo Hoo 256,

and JoAnn Cowing 211.

In the PBA Experience League

Mike Angle hit 238-203-621, Matt

Graham 213-605, Thomas

Lulewicz 235-600, and Bobby

Willis and Keith Garrison 221.

John Rotond, Jr. 715ROCKAWAY, NJ John Rotondo,

Jr. topped the Foursome League

pitching a 277 in a high series of

715.

Jack Safkan rolled 265-243-222-

730, George Dakak, Jr. 279-200-

228-707, Ed Cook 260-226-691,

Liesl Apgar 237-203-618, Liza

Dinapoli 233, Sandi Mondschein

213, and Karen Whitmore 200.

Manuel Matias 704ROCKAWAY, NJ Manuel

Matias led the scoring in theSpanish-American Mixed League

firing games of 276-236 for a high

series of 704.

Danny Nykforuk shot 268-227-

208-703, Maria Marrero-Kirc 209,

Heriberto Matias 245-236-231-

712, and Lupe Zaragoza 216-233-

238-687.

Patty Casey rolled 231-200-613,

and Matt Sokol 214-606.

In the Morris Hills Mixed League

Jay Taormina rolled 207, and Bill

Hamilton 206.

Bob Cruitt shot 254 in the Fox

Hills Seniors League.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERSDave Donelan 773PISCATAWAY, NJ Dave

Donelan topped the scoring in the

Classic League firing games of

258-236-279 for a high series of

773.

Robert Broderick hit 234-237-

247-718, Gorden McNelly 262,

and Paul Fair 256.

In the Friday Leftovers Glen

Christainhit tossed 259, and

Anthony Royal 245.

James Criss shot 256, and Tyler

Mahoney 255 in the South

Plailnfield Mix League.

Mike Fuscoletti 258Mike Fuscoletti rolled 258, and

Jerry Creamer 246 in the Hes and

Shes League.

In the Metuchen Golf and

Country Club League Gwen

Zackhit 219.

Jon DeVita 708Jon DeVita led the scoring in the

Wednesday AT&T League firing

games of 237-254-217 for a high

series of 708.

Mark Gruber hit 233-246-222-

701, Matt DeVita 267, Vicky

Boley 258, and Don Amann 255

Gary Wittmer 734Gary Wittmer topped the scoring

in the So. Plainfield Mix League

rolling 235-224-275 for a high

series of 734.

Tony Bomentre shot 255, and

Ron Johnson 244

Johnnie Douglas 288Johnnie Doublas topped the

Classic League firing a high game

of 288.

Glenn Wilston shot 259, Tom

Mernagh 258, Paul Fiar 235-247,

Darnell Randolph 246, and Tom

McGregor 235.Brandon Hering 256

Brandon Hering fired 256-252 in

the Hes and Shes League.

Paul Fair 266Paul Fair rolled 266, Anthony

White 248, and Don Jackson, Jr.

247 in the Friday Leftovers

League.

In the Wednesday AT&T League

John Campbell rolled 256, Mike

Peterson 251-256, Keith

Uraquhart 255, and Dan Amman,

Jr. 248.

Omar Sohail shot 233 in the

Friday Juniors League.

THE STARS AT STELTON


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THE MAGI C AT MAJESTICJason Paro 772HOPELAWN, NJ Jason Paro

topped the Middlesex County

Classic pitching 265-258-249 for a

772 high series.

Jim Bini rolled 222-276-269-

767, Rami Ahmed 269-236-256-

761, Robert Kontra 269-236-245-

750, Gary Toth 250-279-215-744,

Thomas Ortiz III 235-245-244-

724, Joe Herber 209-257-257-723,

Kevin Mal 258-240-228-716,

Larry Caggiano 248-240-228-716,

Bob Balogh 249-258-707,

Brittany Agneta 235-242-669. In

the Bank League Mark Cumberrolled 222-247-662, and Maryann

Todd 201.

Rocco Fortunato 747HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco

Fortunato topped the Fri. Nite

Mixed firing games of 246-257-


Mark Wiget rolled 256-228-205-

689, Richard Funk III 218-245-

224-687, Kevin Eccleston 269-

204-212-684, and Rob Morris

245-224-668.

Dan DeBenedetto 737Dan DeBenedetto topped the

scoring in the Monday Madness

League firing games of 259-223-


Nick Viverito shot 288-226-203-

717, Michael Kelly 237-224-220-

681, Mark Douches 223-222-616,

Greg Nagy 232-208-600, Frank

Viverito 224, and Denise Collins

200.

In the Academy Womens League

Erma McClain posted the high

game at 230.

Rob DOnofrio 736Rob DOnofrio topped the

Madison Park Men firing 226-

243-267 for a high series of 736.

Steven Russo rolled 234-249-

244-727, Travis Tilley 246-264-

204-714, Willie Zammitto 212-

264-237-713, Jaydee Luistro

2582-58-706, Bruce Mohr 248-

268-704, and John Kaminski 226-

278-700.

In the Avenel Youth League Jason

Ciszewski shot 217-217-223-657,

and Katina Garcia 216.

John Kertesz 735John Kertesz led the scoring in

the Raritan Bay Mens League fir-

ing games of 247-249-239 for a

high series of 735.

Rich Nicholls shot 224-246-242-

712, Steve Venito, Jr. 235-256-

216-707, Rob Williams 219-245-

235-699, Mark Esposito 242-243-

213-698, Ed Hayes, Jr. 254-237-

205-696, Elliot Carrasco 239-245-

230-687, Bill Bailey 234-228-

222-684, and Brian Dudek 217-

216-247-680.

Al DAlessandro 712Al DAlessandro paced the scor-

ing in the Knights of Columbus

League firing games of 217-246-


John Baginsky shot 202-210-

260-672, Bill Larsen 266-207-

665, Jeff Nemeth 225-201-234-

660, and Mark Makwinski 234-

204-221-659.

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