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LEDGEWOOD, NJ Tim Belese

and John Finno each found perfec-

tion in a 300 game contesting in

the Hensle Trio League at Circle

Lanes.

Rick Warren tallied high set with

289-267-792, Tom Jordan 299-

776, Darren Sambol 297-770, Lee

Parks 279-752, Fred Robins 268-

748, Chris Lynch 289-747, Bob

Lipinski 278-741, and Mark

Wyckoff 261-248-740.

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ROCKVILLE CTR, NY

Jennifer Yerkes earned top honors

in the Thursday Mixed League at

Rockville Centre Lanes blasting

games of 300-226-225 for a high

series of 751.

Steve Parkes rolled 268-224-696,

Frank Cimino 258-235-695, Mike

Penora 257-216-683, Al Fabiano

244-228-668, and Matt Wright

243-221-667.

Kristin Hellmann 300 at Jib Lanes

Jennifer Yerkes Blasted 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes

Ken Hallihan 298-757 at Ocean Lanes

Tim Belese, John Finno Hit 300

At Circle Lanes

LAKEWOOD, NJ Ken Hallihan

took high game and series honors

in the Ocean Trio Challenge

League at Ocean Lanes blasting a

high game of 298 and a high series

of 757.

Rob Romer rolled 276-746,

Vinny Dalia 279-738, Greg

Ostrander 268-727, Chris

Mancilla 255-742, Dave Sabin

289-713, Dutch Prasch 279-719,

and Jim Stefan 280-709.

LAS VEGAS Michael HaugenJr. of Phoenix survived a 10th-

frame mental error to win his

fourth Professional Bowlers

Association Tour title in the PBA

Scorpion Championship at the

new South Point Bowling Plaza,

and minutes after his 213-206 vic-

tory over Swedens Martin

Larsen, he got the girl of his

dreams.

The Scorpion finals, the fourth

of five PBA Tour title events con-

ducted during GEICO PBA

World Series of Bowling VI,

aired last week on ESPN.

In edging Larsen, Haugen, 47,

overcame a self-imposed distrac-tion when he prematurely started

thinking about his plans to propose marriage to

fiance Phuong Truong right after he won. With vic-

tory only a spare or strike away entering the final

frame, the 16-year PBA Tour veteran left the 4-10

split and failed to convert, opening the door for

Larsen. He escaped with the victory when Larsen

left the 4-6-7-9-10 Greek church on his second

shot in the 10th frame.

I was told I could only (propose on-air) if I won

because you dont want to take anything away from the

tournament winner, so I respected that and I was taking

really good care of things, Haugensaid. But in the ninth frame, I

started thinking about asking her to

marry me rather than I need to

make two more good shots, and

thats all it takes. It was a bonehead

decision.

Luckily I was coherent enough

to realize I had to get one pin on

that split (in the 10th frame) to

force him to double. When

(Larsen) really needed (a strike), he

got a little soft and grabbed on it,

which is what usually happens

when you get nervous and need

one. Luckily Ive been there before

and he hasnt, and thats one of the

reasons why I made him finishlast.

In the opening three-player shootout, Larsen raced

into the lead with five strikes in the first six frames

while neither Scott Newell of Deland, Florida, and

Tom Hess of Urbandale, Iowa, could put together

consecutive strikes until Newell doubled in the eighth

and ninth frames. Larsens missed 4-9 spare attempt

in his eighth frame closed his lead over Newell to

nine pins, but Larsen finished with four strikes in a

row, advancing to the title match with a 236. Newell

had a 213 and Hess, who finally doubled in the ninth

and 10th, finished fourth with a 205.

Michael Haugen Jr. Wins Fourth Title

In PBA Scorpion ChampionshipBy Bill Vint - PBA

FLUSHING, NY - Kristin

Hellmann took high game honors

posting a 300 game in the Ball and

Chain League at Jib Lanes but

Efren Enriquez earned high series

with a 720 on games of 197, 258

and 265.

Juice Ossou bowled 206-278-

661 followed by Colus Nesmith

203-234-223-660, Lisa Varallo

211-218-227-656, John Phillips

211-244-617, Mario Bustillo 225-

266-629.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Tony

Amantea and Victor Padilla both

found perfection rolling 300

games in the Wednesday,

Teterboro Bowling League, at

Parkway Lanes. Amantea finished

the session with a 741 series andPadilla tallied a 731. Mike

Semancik Jr. rolled 267-747 to

lead all bowlers with high set.

Bob Glaser pitched 249-735,

Kevin DeFrancesco 268-733, Carl

Haight 253-727, Peter Honan 255-

723, Steve Semancik 248-722,

Eddie Rojas 259-721, Adam

DeFrancesco 248-709, and FrankGude 259-701 round out the list of

high scorers for the night.

Tony Amantea, Victor Padilla 300

At Parkway Lanes

PBAphoto

Just Engaged Phuong Truong with

her Champion Michael Haugen Jr.

Alex Vilardi 300

At Rockville CentreROCKVILLE CTR, NY Alex

Vilardi earned high game and

series honors while rolling in the

Saturday Scholarship League fir-

ing perfect with a 300 and adding

a 222 for the session high series of

707.

Robert Barber and Anthony

Cassonetto each rolled a 256 game

followed by Maria Lucente 248,

Xavier Alexander 236, and

Gregory Schultz 231.

Steve DiMartino 1046 at Holiday BowlOAKLAND, NJ Steve DiMartino topped the scoring in the Coors

Light Doubles League at Holiday Bowl firing games of 278-278-257-233 for a high series of 1046.

Henry Carlos rolled 259-248-997, Shawn Aiello 268-252-981, Jim

Zimmerman 289-236-970, Dave Mutch 247-238-958, Joe Eollo 268-

238-948, Doug McFarlane, Jr. 267-244-931, Mark Duca 255-246-928,

and Bob Lipinski 248-906.

Ken Rask 806 at Majestic LanesHOPELAWN, NJ Ken Rask topped the Middlesex County Classic

League blasting games of 249-278-279 for a high series of 806 and Eric

Oppenheimer rolled high game at 299 and finished with a 723 set.

Rami Ahmed tossed 278-243-212-733, John Delgado 228-235-268-731,

Glenn Mohr 257-246-227-730, and Larry Caggiano 277-241-207-725.


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2 SPORTS REPORTER January 14 - 20, 2015

LAS VEGAS - Danielle

McEwan of Stony Point, New

York, and Matthew Farber of

Plainview, New York, got off to

strong starts in the opening

round of qualifying at the 2015

United States Bowling Congress

Team USA Trials.

McEwan easily led thewomen's division with a six-

game total of 1,410 (235 aver-

age), while Farber topped the

men's field with 1,482 (247

average) at The Orleans

Bowling Center.

The players in the field earn

points based on their finishing

posit ion in each round. After five

rounds, the top three men and top

three women with the least

amount of points advance to the

stepladder finals. McEwan and

Farber each earned one point for

winning the first round.

Sitting in fourth place with a

game to go, Farber fired a 300game to move into the top spot

for the day. He had games of 211,

269, 198, 249, 255 and 300 on

the 43-foot Tokyo pattern.

"It's a great feeling to get off to

a strong start," said Farber, a

member of Junior Team USA in

2013 and 2014. "There are a ton

of great bowlers out here, so to

be on top af ter the first day is an

amazing feeling."

Joshua Tajiri of Anaheim,

California, started the day with a

299 game and finished second

with 1,466. Junior Team USAmember Michael Tang of San

Francisco was third with 1,435.

Robert Gotchall of Clarksville,

Tennessee, fired the tournament's

first 300 game en route to a 1,415

total, good enough for a fourth-

place tie with

Kristopher Prather

of Milton, Florida.

On the women's

side, McEwan put

up games of 205,

214, 246, 289, 211

and 245 en route to

the lead."Everything came

together for me

today," said

McEwan, a three-

time Team USA

member who won

the Team USA

Trials in 2012 and

2013. "I didn't have

a game plan to lead or win the

tournament on the first day, but I

wanted to come out and throw

the ball well. Now I'm in a good

posit ion for the res t of the week."

Kelly Kulick of Union, New

Jersey, a 10-time Team USA

member, finished second with1,333, while former Team USA

member Josie Earnest of

Nashvi lle was third with 1,318.

Another past Team USA member,

Bryanna Caldwell of Red Rock,

Arizona, was fourth with 1,303.

The top three men and top three

women after five rounds of qual-

ifying will be guaranteed spots

on Team USA in 2015 and will

bowl in the stepladder finals for

the right to be declared champi-

on, a spot in the prestigious

QubicaAMF World Cup and

prize money.

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Take Opening Round at Team USA Trials

By Lucas Wiseman - USBC

Matthew Farber and Danielle McEwan

15-Year-Old Kyle Schellberg

Sparks Youth Travelers with 300By Vince Albrecht

NORTH ARLINGTON, NJ - It was one remarkable weekend for 15-

year-old Dumont sophomore Kyle Schellberg. Saturday at Parkway

Lanes, he won the North Jersey High School Singles Championship and

Sunday in the Stan Niemiec YTL, he achieved perfection in the sport of

bowling-a perfect game, something every bowler, young or old, strives

to achieve at least once in his/her lifetime.

Normally in the leadoff role for Bowler City I, he assumed the role of

anchor this week, leading his squad to a come-from-behind 2885-2783 vic-

tory over Lodi. As he had done the day before, Kyle made some adjustments

after rolling 192-205 and took no prisoners in game three, rifling off atwelve-bagger for the coveted sanctioned 300 perfecto.

His mates put up some fine scores as well-Anthony Rizzo 214, Janina

Santoro 201 and Kristen Kane 187-186. Lodi captured the opener behind a

solid team effort, led by Steve Kropilak 221 followed by 12-year-old Louis

Ferrante 194, Chris Navarro 184 and Nick Ferrante 179.

Although overshadowed by Bowler of the Week Schellberg, Boontons

Karl Kattermann put up some pretty impressive numbers himself tossing

267-239-686, in steering his team to a well-played 2977-2863 five points

over a game T-Bowl quartet. Also lighting up the telescore with deuces were

Erik Kattermann 237, Peter Hancock 223 and Adam Gelvan 202. Pacing T-

Bowl was Matt Morris 211-545, Pat Mayer 182-534 and Nick Lepri 179.

Holiday I produced three solid scores in sweeping Montvale, 2815-2720,

Nick Cilento triggered the offense with 257-221-655 with help from Ryan

McGuire 242-614, North Jersey Singles Champ Lilly Sigona 213-558 and

Frank Magyar 204. Pushing Montvale were Dan Sproviero 196-542 and

Michaella Raab who tallied three over-average scores.

In other encounters, North Arlington caught fire and rolled six deuces inits shutout of Bowler City II, 3026-2670. High game on the pair belonged

to Vin Amato 264-609 followed by Tyler Keefe 215-223-630, Chris Liloia

214-223-620 and Donovan Battistus 203. Highs for BC II were Emily

Young 191, George Held 187 and Margaux Lesser.

Holiday II won five of seven points from Fair Lawn, 2868-2781, as the

entire squad contributed some fine scores-Craig Oriente 214-183, Tom

Chamberlain 212-583, Devin Crowley 184-180 and Justin Milligan 180.

For Fair Lawn, Madison Perry, fresh from her third place finish in

Saturdays North Jersey Singles Tournament, posted 223-213, Matt Myers

rolled 218-180, Nick Greco 203-186 and Hunter Perry 182. Closing out the

days matches, Bowler City III, took seven points from the vacancy prima-

rily due to Gianni Calzadilla 234, Nick Reyes 213-585 and Dana-Marie

Laloo 208-575.

Ken Horvath 300 at Majestic LanesHOPELAWN, NJ Ken Horvath blasted a 300 game along with 247

and 223 for a 770 series in the Middlesex County Classic League atMajestic Lanes.

Tony Ament rolled 278-246-268-792, Anthony Martino 267-218-268-

753, Andy Polidura 252-244-248-744, Chris Behrens 237-258-237-

732, Chris Testa 246-258-223-727, Ray Tomei 265-204-256-725,

Michael Ferraro 257-258-205-720, and Ken Nagy 248-205-266-719.

Dan Pridham 300 at Plaza LanesMADISON, NJ Dan Pridham found perfection in a 300 game on his

way to a 735 series in the Tuesday 400 Doubles League at Plaza

Lanes.

Eric Doherty shot 235, Frank Fillimon 227, and Dave Hanft 610.


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January 14 - 20, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

8th Annual Roll with the Indians

Tournament at Ocean LanesLAKEWOOD, NJ - Toms River South High School hosted the 8th

Annual Roll with the Indians Bowling Tournament at Ocean Lanes,

Lakewood on December 20th, 2014.

Fifteen boys and 13 girls teams participated. The tournament format

has the teams bowling three games and the top 4 advance based on total

wood to the next round in a Baker Block format.

The top four boys teams were: Brick Memorial (3191), Manchester

(3142), Keansburg (3011) and Toms River South (2977). The top four

girls teams were: Brick (3081), Jackson Memorial (2920), Brick

Memorial (2916) and Manchester (2874).

The boy's high game was Brick Memorial's Robbie Guzman with atournament first 300. The boys high series was Toms River East Ryan

Doyle with a 711. The girl's high game and series was Jackson

Memorial's Aimee Sherman with a 279 and 703.

The results of the first round of Baker Block were:

Boys Manchester first, Toms River South second, Brick Memorial

third and Keansburg Fouth.

Girls Brick Memorial first, Manchester second- Jackson Memorial

third and Brick Township fourth.

In the boy's final, Manchester defeated Toms River South to win the

tournament for a second straight year. In the girl's final, Brick Memorial

defeated Manchester.

Jim Shevlin 300

At Rabs CountrySTATEN ISLAND, NY Jim

Shevlin murdered the maples for a

300 game then added games of

204 and 224 for a 728 set in the

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Mike King shot 277-245-225-

747, John Woss 225-236-246-707,

Joe LaBargo 214-217-226-657,

Seto Jew 221-236-648, Frank

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Will Crosson 227-237-222-686, Patti Cacioppo 205-233-247-685,

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AT ROCKVILLE CENTREAlby Pezzella 771ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Alby Pezzela led the scoring in the

Custom Thumbz Doubles League

firing games of 278-266 for a high

series of 771.

Joe Conigliaro 238-248-256-742,

Frank Cimino 298-236-732, Ron

Riccobono 268-225, Frank

Rugolo 267, Ray Brooks 225-259-

234-719, and Leroy Singletary

262-708.Jim Guardino 769ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Jim Guardino topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Early Mens

League firing games of 287-278

for a high series of 769.

Glen Smith rolled 279, Dave

Goldman 265, Bob Moskowitz

264-245-699, Carmelo Ciulla 243-

223-658, William Corwin 241-

209-653, and Jeff Bishoff 259-

205-645.

Tom Handley 299ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Tom Hanldey blasted a near per-

fect 299 game en route to a 741series in the Monday RVC 4-Man

Classic League.

Mike Ramirez rolled 280-238-

741, Dave Goldman 279-256-738,

Al Fabiano 266-236-715, Ray

Brooks 279-224-700, Jim Hambel

269, and Bill Carreras 255-214.

Al Fabiano 760ROCKVILLE, NY Al Fabiano

topped the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed League firing a 268 game


Matt Wright shot 255-248-224-

727, Charlie Torres 248-237-711,

Frank Cimino 265-236-703, Phil

Schaffer 276-689, and Steve

Parkes 249-236-686.Pete Morreale 757ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Pete Morreale topped the scoring

in the Tuesday Oceanside Knights

of Columbus League firing games

of 279-279 for a high series of

757.

Tony Singh rolled 247-263-246-

757, Robert Maloney 254-224-

215-693, Al Fabiano 266-246-

687, Mark Bralto 222-237-225-

684, and Bob Eaton 278.

John Laurita 742ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

John Laurita topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Mixed

League firing games of 278-246


Frank Masone rolled 279-207,

Tony Depperman 269, George

Stevens, Sr. 257-224-223-704,

Keith Skellington 266-254-703,

Philip Otero 235-234-684, and

Vicky Lockwood 235-213-644.John Hodge 739ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

John Hodge topped the scoring in

the Friday Night Mixed League


series of 739.

Joseph DiRe rolled 279-245-695,

Al Doerrer 234-234-681, Paul

Hudson 249, Ed Graeff 246, and

Alex Bogolubsky 245.

Gerald Fields 727ROCKVILLE, NY Gerald

Fields led the scoring in the

Thursday Senior Birds League fir-

ing games of 253-226-248 for a

high series of 727.Ken Jones rolled 255, Harold

McKenzie 226, Stanley Rosadio

225, Ed Frontera 224, and Henry

Clay and James Fobbs 223.

Jim Carey 705ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Jim Carey topped the scoring in

the Tuesday Late Mens League


series of 705.

Ted Santiago rolled 254-226-684,

John Iacuzzo 259-235-670,

Anthony Bruno 258-215-661, Ed

Flint 240-219, and Al Stein 239-

206.

In the Tuesday Long Beach

Catholic Ladies League RoxanneRyan rolled 222, Kami Radin 191,

and Joanne Ray 186.

Aubrey Pereira 247ROCKVILLE, NY Aubrey

Pereira rolled 247 in league play

followed by Mike Desmond 246,

Stan Rosadio 237, John

Khantzaina nd Robert Picard 232,

and Richie Franklin 223.

In the Sunday Adult/Child

League Steven Santiago shot 206.

Steve Wildes 690ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Steve Wildes led the Tuesday

Oceanside Knights of Columbus

firing 273-219 for a high 690.

Pete Morreale rolled 255-686, Rich

Butt 257-684, Mike Peppe 279-215,

and Frank Cimino 236-675.

Steve Frey 689ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Steve Frey paced the Thursday El

Cheapo League firing games of

257-225 for a high series of 689.

John LaBau shot 226, Robert

Lupfer 216, Lyle Chernoff 208,

and Peter Micca 206.

Peter Micca 241ROCKVILLE, NY Peter Micca

fired 241, Steve Frey 216, John

Moran 213, Jon Martinez 209,

Lori Lebowitz 186, and Jayne

Gold 181 in the Thursday El-

Cheapo League.

Andy Picone 237ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Andy Picone paced the Sunday

Night Mixed firing 237.

Rob Isler rolled 234-202, JamesNolan 233, Peter Conway 231,

Anthony Phillips 225, and Robert

Picard 221.

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LODI LANES HONOR ROLLHigh Series

Quentin Collins 813, Kyle Handoga 816, Tad Jones 816,

Sal LaCatena 824, Jake Rollins 815,

Gary Shneloogian 803, Justin Sloan 803

300 Games

Wilson Aponte Jr, Anthony Buonnano, Mike Brenner Sr,

William Cappiello, Bobby Castillo, Adam DiLorenzo,

Sal Fabozzi, Kurt Gould, Jose Guzman, Doug McFarlane

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AT FARMINGDALE LANESJorge Gabino 740FARMINGDALE, NY Jorge

Gabino topped the Wednesday

Early Mens League firing 256-


Paul Verderosa shot 279-226-

690, David Morenberg 254-236-

692, Dan Coppola 247-236-678,

Mike Petroff 247-227-678, and

Michele Montgoris 247-225-675.

Brendan Rini 758

FARMINGDALE, NY BrendanRini topped the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay firing

games of 279-267 for a high 758.

Eddie Allen rolled 258-683, Jim

Tortorice, Jr. 267-659, Antoine

Lyons 227-215-641, Robert

Kielawa 228-215-638, and Billy

Kerkenides 233-632.

Ralph Lindgren 702FARMINGDALE, NY Ralph

Lindgren led the Sunday

Adult/Junior League firing 257-


Michael Brunn hit 200, and Louis

Gravino 190.

Lloyd Hasluck 690FARMINGDALE, NY LloydHasluck topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League firing

games of 213-218-259 for a high

series of 690.

David Green rolled 226-224-652,

Brian Siemers 231-226-626,

Lester Tse 235-200, and George

Marrazzo and Michael Ellendorf

225.

Eugene Neal 682FARMINGDALE, NY Eugene

Neal topped the scoring in the

Thursday 3-Man League firing

games of 242-229 for a high series

of 682.

Fabrizio Cerutti hit 256-222,Sean Mott 253-219, Don Perillo

243, and Matt Traina 234.

Steven May 674FARMINGDALE, NY Steven

May led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nit Owls League firing


of 674.

Donald Price rolled 245-232-

668, Steve Pasciuto 256, Pete

Ezzo 255-200-650, and John

Doherty 242-235-641.

Mike Agosta 657FARMINGDALE, NY Mike

Agosta led the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League firing a

246 game for a high series of 657.

Jackie Carver rolled 205-223-

217-645, William Ramos 223-

206-213-642, Neal Krys 236-636,

and Wingo Hom and Howie

Delman 246.

Nick Butera 657

FARMINGDALE, NY NickButera paced the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League

rolling games of 236-228 for a

high series of 657.

Mike TenBrink shot 255-623,

Tom Vonbraunsberg 247, Anthony

Cotter 230, and Joe Venezia 229.

ChristopherKelch 630FARMINGDALE, NY

Christopher Kelch paced the scor-

ing in the Monday High School

Practice League rolling games of


Nichola Mencarelli rolled 247,

Salvatore Yannacone and Matthew

Fisher 226, Ryan Winston 217,

and Mackenzie Wagner 212.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Travis Gangale hit 205-

203, Matthew Lindgren 183,

Joseph Baruso 174, and Nicholas

Fina 170.

Bob Andrews 258FARMINGDALE, NY In the

Thursday Good Timers League

Bob Andrews shot 258, Sal

Alberino and Tim Jackson 245,

Ken Tamburrino 226, Steve

Butera 216-204, and Dale

Alberino and Scott Serrao 211.

Gary Beierling 235FARMINGDALE, NY Gary

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Rob Johnson hit 233, Joe

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Lori Siebner 216.

Jake Diamond rolled 214-211,

Samantha Ng 211, Brett Markland

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Linda Levatino 225FARMINGDALE, NY Linda

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John Shedel shot 180, Al Diebold

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Livolsi 170 in the Friday SunshineKids League.

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Dennis Hanowitz 762 at Montvale LanesM0NTVALE, NJ - Dennis Hanowitz fired scores of 248-268-246 for a

762 series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Early Bird League atMontvale Lanes.

Other great bowling for the night included Ed Kilianski with a near

perfect 298 in his 746 set, Lee Bandy hit 268-742, Jim Rivers 247-723,

Dave Spano 265-722, Tom Fojtlin 257-721, Phil DeSantis 267-710,

Matt Vanderhoof 268-697, Steve DeSilva 269-689, Rich Naclerio 247-

689, Henry Carlos 236-687, and Jake Diebner 276-687.

David Cahoon 752 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ David Cahoon topped all bowlers with scores

of 248-279-225 for a high series of 752 in the Wednesday, Teterboro

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Bill Scrivens tossed a 258 in his 751 set followed by Paul Stuart with

278-746, Jim Viola 279-738, Gabriel Tineo 257-713, Mike DeFrancesco

264-709, Harry Helmstetter 246-708, Mike Semancik Jr. 247-704, Eddie

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Chris Jones 279-761 at Ocean LanesLAKEWOOD, NJ - Chris Jones earned high game and set honors rolling

a 279 game en route to a 761series while competing in the Ocean Lanes

Trio Challenge.

Brandon Fennell bowled an impressive 278 in his 721 set followed by

Todd Britton with 277, Lyle Walker-259-730, Chris Mancilla 258-742,

Vinnie Orobono 258, Kyle Kavinski 255, Emil Dudas 253-703, Brian

Shade 250-731, Joe Koslowski 732, Pat Bowler 717, Rob Romer 717,

Sergio Perrulli 705, Justin VanBerkel 703, Emily Fiore 239-680, and

Lauren Frankowski 226.

HOWELL, NJ - A Bohn-T-full

night for Divas and Dudes record-

ing a 9-0 sweep and second high

team series of the season (2680).

Leslie Bohn led all women

bowlers with a 664 series on

games of 202-246-216 and Parker

Bohn III, likewise, led all men

with a 794 series with 277-258-

259 at the Howell Lanes Hankel

Classic.

High games of the night went to

Anthony Gubitosi, Jr. firing a 280,

and Janine Smith (Divas and

Dudes) rocking the house with a

252 womens high game and a 634

series to contribute to the 9-0

sweep jumping the team to 5th

place. Mike Stevens, personal bestthis season, 775 series was 124

pins above his average. Ralph

Carbone blasted his season high

game 278 which was 92 pins

above his average. Mike Fogarty

hammered out a 729 series and

Mike Skillmans ball stormed the

pin decks to 719 series. For the

second week in a row, Gubitosi

shot in the 690s.

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Ryan Friend 790STATEN ISLAND, NY Ryan

Friend topped the scoring in the

FixADent Auto Body League fir-

ing games of 279-258-253 for a

high series of 790.

Tom Magrone rolled 266-727,

Tom Gugliemo 279-716, Ed Ellard

246-707, Joe Gentile, Jr. 245-694,

Walt Kulpowsky 244-267-684,

and Joe Kotowicz 242-258-684.

Bob Jacobson 780STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob

Jacobson topped the Mike

Massaroli Memorial firing games

of 278-277 for a high 780 set.

Mike Panepinto rolled 247-257-

257-761, Rob Butler 255-727,

Chris Ponisi 279-727, Ray Tirado

246-681, Gene Roberts 268-673,

Rob Cardinal 245-670, Rob

Bracca 257-665, and Gene

Barbato 247-663.

Brian Daloise 736STATEN ISLAND, NY Brian

Daloise topped the scoring in the

FixADent Auto Body League fir-

ing games of 256-246 for a highseries of 736.

Nathan Schwartz rolled 246-702,

Tom Dinardi 258-703, Red

Baranello 682, Eric Samuelson

257-673, and Nick Conti 248.

Jim Shevlin 733STATEN ISLAND, NY Jim

Shevlin topped the scoring in the

Senior Mens League firing games of

253-221-259 for a high series of 733.

Joe Albanese rolled 245-226-

236-707, Tom Hollywood 234-

207-246-687, Frank Polizzi 258-

244-677, and Dan Manzela 207-

244-214-665.

Larry Sullivan 733STATEN ISLAND, NY Larry

Sullivan led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed Quartets

League firing a 279 game for a

high series of 733.

Kevin Magnussen shot 255-705,

Joe Carlo 246-693, Joe

DEsposito 266, Joanne Soto 255,

Derek Gilbert 259, and Danny

OSullivan 248.

Kevin Buono 713STATEN ISLAND, NY Kevin

Buono led the scoring in the

Family Fun League firing games

of 241-247 for a high series of

713.

Jonathan Petrizzi rolled 228-279-

203-710, Daniel Costantino 216-

214-235-665, Caroline Gottlieb

228-213-630, and Christopher

Ribaudo 235.

Paul Sheirer 697STATEN ISLAND, NY In the

Cartel Electric Fun League Paul

Sheirer rolled 268-697, Bob

Jacobson 249-678, and Phil Karg

259.

Bob Lampariello 684STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob

Lampariello led the scoring in the

Golden Oldies League firing


of 684.

Richard Muszel rolled 223-255-

659, Phil Pistilli 234, Robert

Pacifico 233, and Ralph Loggia

244.

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League Anne Marie Rubilotto shot

217-268, Leigh Amato 200-235,

and Michele Spaan 203.

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The push was on to end the first half and there were

some impressive scores.TJ Valentin rolled 268-257-

772, Mark Nobile 267, Travis Komar 264, Bryan

Andes 259, Peter Polgar 258, Matt Johnson 257,

Felix Perez 258-257-257-772.

Public Safety

Emilio Jimenez hit 257, Mike Neocleous

(Papageorio) 246-243 688, Raul Renteria 243-244,

Bill Ochiuzzo 235, Dawn King 213.

Wednesday Early 5-Man

John Rebecky had the high for the night with his

258, Kevin Matawa hit 256, Dennis Richie 254 700,

Nino Polanco 248-237, Mike Cutola and Brian Jones

246.

Monday Night Trios

Charles Petros rolled a 277, Andres Escalante, 257,

Frank Vitale 255, Kevin Lingle 254-722, Will

Henleman 244, Rick Smith 243, Nick Mancini 238.

For the ladies Cindy Hastie rolled 213, Robyn Vitale212, Janet Snell 202.

WALLINGTON LANES

Mike Fucito 681 at Howell LanesBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - Mike Fucito pitched a session high 681 series in the

Cheap Thrills League at Howell Lanes.

Tyler Belostock rolled 661, James MacCloud 245-660, Joe Schuld

255, Daniel Elluzzi 246 and top women were Janine Smith with 221-

216-605, and Shannon Hankel 192-547.

In the Ladies Night Out Lynn Giglio bowled a 234, Lois Steindl 215-

200-604, Janine Smith hit 208, Cheryl Barkley 205-565 and Nancy

Straman 201.

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