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FARMINGDALE, NY S

Yannacone earned top honors

the Monday HS Practice Leagu

at Farmingdale Lanes blasting

300 game for a high series of 69

Richard Valentine shot 232-20

602, Anthony Coleman 224, Rya

Winston 221, Joseph Smalk

216, and Erin Gallagher 203.

In the Friday Sunshine Kid

League Ken Lauri shot 199, Jo

Livolsi 195, Harvey Scherm190, and Eileen Richter 184.

Jerry Hoeler shot 193, A

Diebold 180, and Fran

Napolitano 178 in the Monda

AM Seniors League.

LAS VEGAS Englands

Dom Barrett became the sec-

ond international player ever

to win the PBA World

Championship when he held

off reigning PBA Player of the

Year Sean Rash of

Montgomery, Ill., 238-235, in

the title match at the South

Point Hotel and Casino com-

plex.

The 55th World Championship,

which aired on ESPN, was the

fifth and final PBA Tour champi-

onship event held as part of PBA

World Series of Bowling V.

Right now I couldnt be

happier, Barrett said after

joining Finlands Osku Palermaa, the 2011 World

Champion, as the second international player to

win the event. Its a very special feeling, one you

dont often get in bowling, so Im going to make

the most of it.

Barrett, the leading qualifier over 52 games of

qualifying and match play, locked up his third PBA

Tour title with three strikes in the 10th frame,

although he prematurely began to celebrate after

his second strike, thinking that shot had clinched

the victory.I tried to stay calm all week, not get ahead of

myself, trying to keep my heart rate the same and

my emotions in check, the 28-year-old British star

said of his emotional outburst. I know some

Americans come across as a bit brash, but I con-

sciously try not to do that. I try to stay very much

in the moment, but I guess that was two weeks

worth of joy and excitement

coming out.

I couldnt see the score-

board from where I sat. I

thought I had enough, but

my corner man said I needed

some more, so I got myself

composed again. I knew I

had count in my favor, so it

was a matter of hitting the

pocket one more time.

Needing eight pins on his

final ball to shut out Rash,

Barrett threw another strike.

Barrett, who lost to Ryan

Ciminelli of Cheektowaga,

N.Y., in the title match of the

Chameleon Championship

earlier in the World Series, and failed to advance to

the television finals in the 2012 World

Championship after leading the tournament going

into the final round of match play, said he put those

disappointments to good use.

I was pretty disappointed in the Chameleon, but

I really didnt have a chance because (Ciminelli)

bowled so well, Barrett said. You always learn

more from your failures than your successes, but

its still important to have success. If you go around

losing all the time, youre not going to want to dothis much longer.

Last years World Championship really hurt,

too. The pain makes you go home, knuckle down a

little more, try a little bit harder, and bowl for days

like today.

See PBA page 3

Englands Dom Barrett Wins PBA World ChampionshipBy Bill Vint - PBA

Joe Haines, Sr. 300 at RVC

LODI, NJ - Kyle Handoga torched

a 300 game en route to a 749

series in the Monday 4-man

Classic at Lodi Lanes but it wasRocky Durocher taking high set

honors posting games of 258-288-

269 for his 815 series.

John Sperone rolled 279-727,

Randy Batistta 279-723, Li

Frisconi 279-726, Dou

McFarlane 267, Damon Whi

268, Hansel Javier 278-268-74Kurt Gould 278-710, Rafa

Hernandez 280-724, Dave Dodd

279, and Gary Schneloogian 268

Kyle Handoga 300 at Lodi Lanes

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Joe

Haines, Sr. topped the scoring in

the Friday Late Mixed League at

Rockville Centre Lanes blasting

games of 233-300-228 for a high

series of 761.

Bob Starzec shot 268-268-22

761, Tony Caridi 232-235-27

744, Joe Camacho 266, Nic

Crocitto 263, Michele Haines 24

Wingo Hom 240, Mike Agos

238, and Gary Haines 235.

Pete Rooney Rolls First 300

At Montvale LanesMONTVALE, NJ - Pete Rooney

blasted his first career 300 game

then added scores of 208 and 235

for a 743 series in the Thursday

Early Bird League at Montvale

Lanes. Chris Moriciglio fired

high series for the session with

269-236-257 for a 762,

Mike Pasch bowled 278-759, E

Kilianski 279-706, Jake Diebn

274-699, Frank Picciotto 246-69

Larry Diebner 244-694, Gen

Ghiotti 257-692, Dav

Mastropasqua 263-676, and Be

James 276-676.

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Vol. 74 No. 46 January 15 - 21, 2014 50 cen

HOWELL, NJ - For the sixth time this season anoth-

er perfect game was fired at the Howell Lanes

Hankel Classic by none other than Mike Fogarty with

3rd high series 745. Teammate Anthony Gubitosi Jr

on Assist 2 Sell took top series honors with a 752

highlighted by a 279 game.

Nick Voyantzis fired a 748-279 pacing Aches N

Pains to a one point leading going into the three posi-

tion nights to close-out the first half. John Petraglia

Sr. 289, 2nd high game and a 721 set, Mike Ormsby

728-268 on Sorry Not Sorry with 970, Joe Ingram

threw 10 in a row for 288, Emerald Platzer 648-236.

High team series 2681 and High team game 995 went

to Assist 2 Sell followed by Masella Construction

2625. In the anticipated match of the night, Sorry Not

Sorry prevailed 5-4 over Team 5 winning just the sec-

ond game but prevailing on wood by 20 pins.

Aches N Pains bowls Howell Lanes, and Team 5

bowls Freehold Tire as the Top 2 Matches during

Position Week.

Mike Fogarty Blasted 300 at Howell LanesBy John Jennings

Sal Yannacone 300 at Farmingdale

Sal Yannacone bowled 300.PBA photoDom Barrett


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2 SPORTS REPORTER January 15 - 21, 201

J o a n Ta y l o r s . . . . .

Te n P i n R a p . . . . .

February 15 is the deadline for applications (male or female) for the

2014 Annual Charles A. Edwards Youth Scholarship Awards Program.All High School and Vocational School Guidance Offices in the tri-

county (Morris, Sussex, Warren) area will have a copy of the application

in their files, in addition to being on the website at: www.mcba-njbowl-

ing.com under Applications. Additional information can also be

obtained from the Association Scholarship Committee Chairman, Daniel

J. Alpaugh, at 908- 966-6849 or [email protected] or the

Scholarship Fund Secretary, Albert Gonsiska, Jr., at 973-584-4102 or

[email protected]. Students are urged to start the process now, as it

takes time to document all the information required on this application.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

The Emma P. Hendrickson Annual Adult/Youth Championship Rolloff

will be held Sunday, February 2 (with Sunday, February 9 as an alternate

date in the event of weather issues) at Plaza Lanes, Madison. Bowling

centers in the Morris County Association that have sanctioned youth

leagues are holding their qualifiers this month. If you have any ques-

tions, call Elaine Wilson, Tournament Chairperson at 973-267-4279.

Idle bowling thoughts......

One of the greatest entertain-

ment shows of all time, hailed

around theworld featured the

three tenors, opera legends Jose

Carreras, Placido Domingo and

Luciano Pavarotti. In a TV inter-

view Domingo explained that you

need a certain kind of breathing to

reach the high notes, and when

Pavorotti was singing Domingo

and Carreras would sort of

breathe with him to help him

along. It was like when you arebowling, and you are behind the

bowler, and you move from side to

side to help the bowler steer the

ball.

What happens when one

bowler sticks on a lane and com-

plains, and another bowler says he

slides too much on the same lane

and complains? A United Nations

like debate ensues and the centers,

league and bowling officials

wished they had stayed home that

night.

Your bowling troubles aren't as

bad as they seem. They couldn't be.

Pure fiction is the story of ahead to head bowling match---as

told by the participants two weeks

later.

Like it or not, we learn by

looking, copying and repeating,

and we naturally imitate winners,

not losers. Almost every successful

person you meet uses something

from role models with track

records of success of some kind.

That's true of bowling too. Top

pros, male and female, and top

amateurs must realize that they

are heroes to others, young and

old, whether the stars like it or not.

Needling and baiting can befun, interesting and even produc-

tive at times. That's fine, as long as

you can take it as well as you give it.

In the rush for entries som

senior tournaments are lowerin

the minimum age to 45 or lowe

from the usual 50. There ar

super senior divisions for bowle

60 and over and super super div

sions for 70 and up. Is bowlin

going to get like boxing? Boxin

once had eight divisions---perio

Now there are junior and supe

groupings added to the origina

making 24. And there are at lea

three sanctioning groups an

that's why there are so many bo

ing champions, 72 and countin

as other newly created weigh

divisions and boxing association

pop up. In bowling, in mo

cases, youngsters and oldster

what counts is average, not age.

Whenever a so-calle

unknown wins a bowling even

just remember that many

nobody who isn't known by an

body becomes a somebody and

known by everybody, and ever

body tells him they knew hi

when he was a nobody and the

knew he would be a somebod

someday. Huh?

In the more than 40 yea

pro bowling has been on TV, th

event that caused the most com

ment and excitement and got th

most exposure was not a specif

thrilling match or perfect gam

or a big money purse---it wa

Mark Roth's conversion of the 7

10 split.

All bowlers have their ba

outings. It has been said th

those bad times will be matche

by an equal number of goo

times. Most bowlers I know hav

a lot of good days coming. In thmeantime have a good bowlin

day---or at least a good day-

every day.

PBA Player of

the Year

To Be AnnouncedBy Bill Vint - PBA

The 2012-13 Chris Schenkel

PBA Player of the Year winner

will be announced live on PBAs

exclusive online bowling channel,

Xtra Frame, on Friday, Jan. 17, at

5 p.m. ET.

The live Xtra Frame show from

Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park,

Mich., will follow the announce-

ment on Jan. 14 of the Harry

Golden Rookie of the Year, Steve

Nagy Sportsmanship Award and

inaugural first Tony Reyes

Community Service Award win-

ners. The top three vote-getters in

the Player of the Year balloting,

which is currently underway, wasannounced on Jan. 14.

The special Xtra Frame broad-

cast on Jan. 17 will include the

Player of the Year announcement

and will include presentation of

awards to the Rookie of the Year,

Nagy and Reyes award winners.

The PBA Player of the Year

competition spans a 14-month

period, beginning with the 2012

PBA World Series of Bowling IV

and continuing through Dec. 31,

2013, and is expected to rival the

2011-12 competition, which was

won by Sean Rash of

Montgomery, Ill., over Australias

Jason Belmonte in the closest vot-ing margin in PBA history. The

2012-13 Player of the Year ballot

includes 13 candidates: Chris

Barnes, Dom Barrett, Jason

Belmonte, Parker Bohn III, Mike

Fagan, Tommy Jones, Mika

Koivuniemi, Chris Loschetter,

Wes Malott, Scott Norton, Bill

ONeill, Sean Rash and Pete

Weber.

In addition to the Player of the

Year program, Xtra Frame will

provide live coverage of all quali-

fying and match play rounds of the

Barbasol PBA Tournament of

Champions from Thunderbowl

Lanes, Saturday, Jan. 18 throughTuesday, Jan. 21. To subscribe to

Xtra Frame, visit pba.com and

click on the Xtra Frame link.

A book thats new and quite different is Bowling For The Mob. A

Memoir of Redemption which explores the checkered life and career offormer PBA bowler Bob Perry. Amazon says, Bowling For The Mob is

the remarkable true story of bowling legend Bob Perry. His phenomenal

skill grabbed the attention of the Tri-state area by age 12. But the shadowy

older men who loved to bet on him in late night "action bowling turned

out to be a Who's Who of the New Jersey Mob, including John Gotti.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

The results of the recent Morris County USBC WBA 600 Club

Tournament have been posted. In the Singles event, Victoria Goncalves

won with 686 scratch (also bowled the high series), 734 gross, followed

by Vicky Rossy 526-718, Donna Sodano, 608-713, and Debbie Armeno,

634-700. Val Johannessen posted high game of 276. For the Doubles

event, Marisa DelSordi and Carol Grant won with 1407 scratch, 1743

gross, followed by Vicky Rossi and Debbie Raymond, 1278-1611, and

Cindy Wiard and Eileen Grogan, 1246-1556. DelSordi posted highs of

300-777 in this no-tap tournament. Congratulations!

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January 15 - 21, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER

Bob Lampariello 780STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob

Lampariello topped the GoldenOldies League firing games of 214-

267-299 for a high series of 780.

Howard Weiss 220-227-634, Jim

Touhey 224, Dotty Bellantoni 205,

and John Cento 201.

In the Larry McSorley Juniors

League Sean VanPelt shot 172-188-

214-584, Joe Dorman 171-226-574,

and Nicholas Siegel 189.

Don McAndrews shot 216, and

Dan Cioffoletti 200.

John Wilder 762STATEN ISLAND, NY John

Wilder topped the scoring in theFriday Nite Mixed Quartets League

firing games of 246-257-259 for a

high series of 762.

Sean Sajecki shot 279-701, Matt

Cohen 246-246-660, Rita DiPeitro

257-656, and Lillian Rivera 222-

223-634.

Joanne Soto shot 201-214,

Rosemary Tumminello 213, and

Leigh Amato 202 in the Tuesday

Earlybirds League.

Michael Andrews 735STATEN ISLAND, NY Michael

Andrews topped the MichaelCarbonaro Mixed League firing a

265 game for a high series of 735.

Sue Campbell shot 258-709, Joe

Comitini 289-707, Robert Butler, Jr.

258-693, Bob Jacobson 240-682,

Scott Walsh 247-694, and Jonathan

Andrews 688.

Bob Jacobson 731STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob

Jacobson topped the Cartel Electric

Fun League firing 289 in a 731 set.

Mike Ponsiglione shot 257-712,

Phil Karg 248-668, Derek Gilbert

671, Jay Todaro 242-662, Allison

Sheirer 223, and Dave DeAvila 279.

Jonathan Petrizzi 717STATEN ISLAND, NY Jonathan

Petrizzi topped the scoring in the

NEXGEN Junior Bowlers League

firing games of 236-224-257-717,

Anthony Everts 238-263-212-712,

Daniela Coffaro 259-218-666,

Anthony Saccone 220-213, and

Steven Schwed 209.

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PBAContinued from page 1

Rash, who needed the title to bolster his chances for a second straigh

PBA Player of the Year award, is one of those emotional players Barre

was referring to, so he didnt fault Barrett for his emotiona

display.Dom made some great shots toward the end, Rash said. H

apologized (for his outburst) because he thought he had shut me out an

he got a little excited.

He bowled good, I bowled good, said Rash, who finished the matc

with six strikes, but couldnt overcome a missed 6-10 spare conversio

in the third frame over an otherwise error-free game. It could have gon

either way. I guess the good news is, I finished second instead of thir

like I have in four out of the last five World Championships, so mayb

next year I can win this thing.

Another finalist who saw his PBA Player of the Year hopes fade w

PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber of St. Ann, Mo. At age 51, Weber foug

his way into the final field as the No. 5 qualifier and struck on eight o

his first nine shots to eliminate 2009 World Champion Tom Smallwoo

of Saginaw, Mich., 258-237, in the first match. Weber, trying for

record 11th PBA major championship, did exactly the same thing in edg

ing Mike Fagan of Fort Worth, Texas, 258-246, in the second match.Despite starting the semifinal match with six strikes, Webers hope

ended when Rash struck on 11 of 12 shots on his way to a 279-249 vi

tory.


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By John Colgate

Toby Santoro, a sanctioned bowler with the Essex

County USBCBA reached a milestone this when he

recently turned 100 years of age.

Born October 9, 1913, he is still going strong whilebowling in one league and subbing whenever called

upon. He was feted at the Hanover Manor, East

Hanover, NJ at a gathering of 150 attendees, including

relatives, friends, and many old and new bowling

friends.

Toby began bowling socially in 1937 before becom-

ing a sanctioned bowler in 1950. His average for the

first 20 years was in the high 160s, with the high being

179. He had several 600 series bowled as well as a high

game of 256. From 1970 to date, Toby has been in the

middle 160s. At 95 years of age, he attained a clean

series (no opens) of 625.

Toby has been a loyal participant of 63 years in the

leagues of Essex County. His participation has includ-

ed his willingness to substitute, whenever called upon.

He is also an active participant in the Essex County

John Val Senior Tournaments where he has cashed.

Statewide this year, he bowled in the Woodbridge

Senior Olympics, where he took down three gold

medals, one in bowling, one in bocce, and one in

miniature golf. With his victories, he is eligible to bowl

in the national senior Olympics this year. Still going

strong and bowling in one league and subbing in oth-

ers, is Toby. A fine example of unique competitiveness

for someone who as passed the century mark in age.

Mary Kate Alvarez, Danny Bivin

Lead Youth Doubles PlayBy Vince Albrecht

HACKENSACK, NJ - Immaculate Hearts Mary

Kate Alvarez was ablaze in Bowler Citys Youth

Scratch Doubles, firing a scorching triple deuce 223-

234-212 for a 669 in combining with Christine

Vradenburg for a sweep of seven points from the

vacancy. Rutherford senior Danny Bivin rolled the

sessions best set pitching 257-193-228for a 678,

raising his league-leading average to 201 as he and

Hackensack freshman Danielle Quitola 210-200

swept past Brittany Hovan 212-223-624 and Ryan

Perez 178-518 into the top rung.

In other position encounters, Alec Gruttadauria

201-219 and Matt Myers 192 grabbed two of three

from Kelley Grippo 230 and John Silvestro 193-194

to tie the latter for third place. George Helds 180 and

Devin Puccios 214-190 were enough to get past

Anthony Rizzos team, 1056-1001 despite Anthonys

208-193.

Bergenfield junior Greg Khan stroked an impres-

sive 224-226-207-657 and Kristen Kane contributed

a 181 single in stopping James Kane/Joey Biondi,

1121-1091. James Kane pushed his average up a

notch to 196 with 224-227-644 as his team salvaged

the finale.

After an opening 175, JonMikal Sepero soared to

games of 220-258 in a 653, providing the margin for

a hard-earned 4-3 victory over Bergen Tech sopho-

more Anthony Crismale 223-210-614 and Ridgefield

Park senior Alex Vorhees 188-184, the third game

was a classic nail-biter with JonMikal and partner

Arielle Wallace eking out a 409-407 win.Rounding out the days matches, Kyle Schellberg

rapped 234-194 as he and Olivia Wank blanked

Samantha Berger and Avery Brown, 983-915.

John Petraglia Sr., Jack Jackson

Hit 279 at Howell LanesBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - Mike Luftglass earned high set

with a 741 highlighted by a 277 game while rollingin the Hankel League at Howell Lanes.

Jack Jackson tallied a 738 with his 279, Chris

Tamayo hit 738, John Petraglia Sr. had a 279 as well

tying for high games for the session and he finished

with a 723 series.

Other big games included Ralph Giordano and Al

Demaria with 268, Emerald Platzer 686-246.

In the Hankel Classic, Aches N Pains rolled 9-0 to

increase their 1st Place margin to 8 points with two

weeks left in the first half. Team 5 also 9-0 moved

into 2nd just 2 points in front of Howell Lanes with

Sorry Not Sorry improving to 4th place. Triple M

through the High Team Game of the season at 1003

(250 average: Peterson, Tamayo, Cernara, and

Clark). Team 5 bowled a 2799 series with games of

981 and 963.

Photo by Joanne Meeker

Essex County USBCBA historian, John Colgate,

with 100-year-old bowler Toby Santoro.

Toby Santoro at 100 Years

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Spanish American: Benny Nieves 266-685, James

Harris 258, Lynn Coleman 253-646, Tyrone Waahl

277, Ovidio Ruiz Jr. 246-686.

Monday Early Birds: Ray Skovonksy 228-574,Troy Hance 227-600, Leeann Chervsik 196-546, Judy

Larick 191-559, Brian Piers 255-614, Alex Dalmedo

244-647, Annette Rossi 225-577.

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Ryan Prevost 289-

740, Gene Pukas 278-740, Jesus Cruz 274, Dot

Newsome 234-615, Lynne Coleman 223, Sandy

Turner 221.

Nor Bu: Charles Wright 278-746, Jon Klejmont

236, Bill Karpack 236-674, Lynn Perry 202-532.

Lake Hiawatha Men: Ken Emker 279, Paul CeC

279-728, Van Thompson 268, Jacqlyn Coren 189-48

Put Togethers: Fred Driver 183-530, Daryl Fran180-498.

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6) It is the responsibility of each bowler to ensure that

his/her scores are recorded accurately & signed by themselves

and opponents on their pair.

7) In the event of ties the prize fund will be added togetherand then split 50/50

8) Any bowler using vulgar language, displaying disruptive

behavior, unsportsmanlike conduct or abusing bowling center

equipment will be subject to disqualification.

9) USBC Rule 328 will apply (a bowler must use the same

hand to deliver the bowling ball throughout the tournament).

10) No Personal Checks Accepted after February 1st, 2014.

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Monday Sun Mix: Marquis Byrd 279-751, Steve Vandenhenden 247,

Gary Donofrio 237.

Monday Trios: Dean Edwards 279-731, Paul Weissman 266, Sharon

Marcellaro 264-735, Andy Argumedo 248, Linda Rose 235.

Friday G&L: Todd Rozsa 275, Bob Catena 268-755, Ed Smith 255.

Saturday Fil-Am: JJ Roldan 279, Bobby Castillo 278, Don Aquino

278-742.


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Ed Conlon 278-752FARMINGDALE, NY Ed Conlon

topped the scoring in the Tuesday

Early Birds League firing games of


Fred Catapano shot 269-716, Greg

Herzing 268-247-711, Amefika

Greaves 258-257-719, Kerrick

Jones 256, and Cristinia Reale 255.

Joe Muscat 751FARMINGDALE, NY Joe

Muscat paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mens Handicap

League firing games of 258-245-

248 for a high series of 751.

Ellen Moorehead shot 257-237-

240-734, Mitch Kennedy 279-232-

717, Bill Vreeland, Sr. 279-244-711,

Dan Kaiser 226-278-202-706,

Kenny Reinhardt, Jr. 278, MarioCaramico 276, Vernon Brown 269-

245, Sean Mott 268, Jim Fitch 267,

Tom Zarek 266, Kevin Omeis 265,

and Ed Eisenberg 264-222.

Ed Snevily 277FARMINGDALE, NY E

Snevily paced the scoring in th

Friday Late Mixed League firin

games of 277-236 for a 707 series

Joe Haines, Sr. shot 268-247-72

Joe Johnson 268-223-704, Wing

Hom 256-235, Mike Agosta, Iss

Medak and Bob Starzec 249, Mik

Clark 246, and Scott Zimmerma

and Lauren Carrino 245.

In the Monday AM Seniors Leagu

Jerry Hoeler hit 193, Al Diebo

180, and Frank Napolitano 178.

Emily McLaughlin 246FARMINGDALE, NY- Emi

McLaughlin topped the scoring

the St. Martins Major League firin

a high game of 246.

Carly Licht shot 233-226, NathaSmith 231-213, Elizabeth Ferra

212-205, Kerri Delisi 205, an

Sammi Ng 202.

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QUICK NOTES Entries are now being accepted

for the 2013 United States

Bowling Congress Masters, Feb.16-23 at Brunswick Carolier

Lanes in North Brunswick, N.J.

To enter, go to bowl.com/mas-

ters.

Two-time PBA Tour titlist

Dick Allen of Columbia, S.C.,

and wife Sarah welcomed the

arrival of their second daughter

on Nov. 6 Arabella Harper

Allen.

PBA Tour veteran Jesse Buss

and wife Courtney of Belvidere,

Ill., welcomed the arrival of

daughter Sloan Kingsley Buss on

Oct. 31. Sloan weighed it at six

pounds, 10 ounces, and meas-

ured 21 inches.


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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICEric Haltli 692HOPELAWN, NJ - Eric Haltli

led the scoring in the Merck

League firing games of 246-210-

236 for a high series of 692.

Andrew Siarkiewicz shot 223-

234-648, Rob Serate 204-220-

617, and Debbie Ewanciw 223.

Linda Shafer,

Bonnie Desimone 679HOPELAWN, NJ Linda

Shafer and Bonnie Desimone each

blasted a high series of 679 in the

His & Hers League. Linda rolled

221-203-255, and Bonnie 210-

191-278.

Don Anione shot 257-210-664,

Michael Holocka 224-201-232-

657, Tom Poulos 222-204-223-

649, and Walter Malecki 221-234-629.

Andrew Smith 655HOPELAWN, NJ Andrew

Smith led the scoring in the

Thursday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 238-213-214 for a

high series of 655.

Jim Macbride hit 200-0210-

231-641, Kieran Zebrowski 248-

625, and Sharyn Lennox 218.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts

League Mike V. Kennelly shot

248-627, Kevin Kennelly 225-

205-625, Jeff Kubinak 200-219,

K.C. Cabonilas 211, and Don M.

Hellhake 200.

Andrew Shaw 652HOPELAWN, NJ Andrew

Shaw topped the scoring in the

Avenel Youth League firing games

of 202-228-222 for a high series of

652.

Miguel Arocho shot 216-235-

632, Branden Barresse 195-192,

and Matthew DePrizzo 194.

Brian Vicidomini 646HOPELAWN, NJ Brian

Vicidomini led the scoring in the

Atlantic City Trio League firing

games of 214-234 for a high series

of 646.

Joe Defini shot 211-236-639,

Ralph Doefler 234-213-637, andPaul Harney 227-202-202-631.

Stanley Mack shot a high game

of 168 in the Saturday Carteret

Specials League.

John Moffit 629HOPELAWN, NJ John Moffit

paced the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing games of


In the Wednesday Earlybirds

League Carolyn Esposito shot

178, and Anna Kelly 175.

Miguel Arocho 234HOPELAWN, NJ Miguel

Arocho topped the scoring in the

Avenel Youth League blasting a

high game of 234.

Branden Barrese hit 211,

Andrew Shaw 209, and Matthew

DePrizio 199.

In the South Shore League

Nick Catale tto shot 209, Matt

DAndrea 205, and Steve

Marshall 201.

Tony Woodcock 645HOPELAWN, NJ Tony

Woodcock rolled 234-213-645, DJ

Petardi 203, Maryann Todd 192-

192, and Diana Barany 175 in the

Tuesday Night Mixed League.

In the Sacred Heart Seniors

League Danielle Nicoletti shot 96,

and Dominic Nicoletti 82.

Mark Makwinski 637HOPELAWN, NJ Mark

Makwinski paced the scoring in

the K of C League firing games of


Anthony Cursi shot 255-213-

631, Bill Larsen 216-233-628, and

Al DAlessandro 212-213-606.In the Federal Business Center

League Tony Kacmarsky shot

177-161-213, Chuck Mantione

171-157-182, and Julie Fernandez

151.

Brandon Fenell 289 at HowellBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - Brandon Fenell, league high average, scorched th

lanes with a 749-289 night. John Furey was second high of the night

727-279. Jim Stefan recorded a 725 series and Jim Schuld a 265 gameHigh womens game went to Jessie Peters 241 and high womens seri

to Leslie Bohn 687.

High 3-person team series went to Howell Lanes (Fenell, Mor

Statler) with a 2089, and high team game fired by Team 4 (Ormsb

Petraglia, Bocan) was 731.

Mike Folchi 773 at Montvale LanesMONTVALE, NJ - Mike Folchi blasted scores of 227-278-268 for a 77

series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Early Bird at Montvale Lane

Other great shooting for the night included Mike Pasch 267-732, Tom

Bruno 244-706, Fred Knispel 259-702, Ed Kilianski 245-702, Al Ghiot

257-699, Tom Fojtlin 269-697, Larry Diebner 258-696, Phil DeSant

266-693, and Chris Morciglio 247-686.

january 15 - 21, 2014 sports reporter

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