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FLUSHING, NY - Richie Salcedo

earned top series honors in the

Friday Hi-Rollers League firing

games of 238 and 222 before

slamming a 300 for the session

high game and series at 760.

Henry Wong took high game with

a 299 between games of 207 and

245 for a 751 set.

Jimmy Vega, Jr. rolled 258-240-

255-753, Chris Mayr 280-237-

225-742, Jaime Ansale 216-245-

268-729, Marlon Enriquez 246-

220-236-702, Sam Quagliemi

238-244-216-698, Lam Nguyen

235-243-210-688, Denise Fox

216-234-236-686, and Bryan Paul

206-238-236-680.

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Bob Thorne, Mitchell Goolsbey 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY Jerry

Pannullo blasted a 300 game in the

Tuesday Early Birds League at

Farmingdale Lanes.

Nathaniel Fuller shot 251-227-

278-756, Frankie Berardino 258-

268-236-756, Clay Hunt 232-229-

257-718, Kerrick Jones 247-247-

246-740, Brian Beale 223-245-

224-692, and Amefika Greaves

262-225-688.

Jerry Pannullo Blasted 300

At Farmingdale Lanes

Greg Ostrander 806 at Ocean Lanes

Richie Salcedo 300, Henry Wong 299

At Jib Lanes

LAKEWOOD, NJ Greg

Ostrander earned top honors in the

Ocean Trio Challenge League at

Ocean Lanes blasting a 279 gamefor a high series of 806.

Jim Stefan shot 298-772, Rich

Blaydes 278-792, Emil Dudas

279, Steffen Schankenberger 278,

Don Farmer 267, Shea McGowan266, and Todd Britton 259.

TOKYO, Japan FutureProfessional Bowlers

Association Hall of Famer

Chris Barnes of Double

Oak, Texas, enjoyed one of

the most rewarding days in

his career, winning the

DHC PBA Japan

Invitational at Tokyo Port

Bowl for his 18th career

PBA Tour title after rolling

a 300 game in his semifi-

nal round match.

The championship round

was video streamed live on

PBAs Xtra Frame bowl-

ing channel, completing

historic start-to-finishonline live coverage of an international PBA Tour

event.

Barnes, 44, won the $43,032 (5 million yen) first

prize with a 206-196 victory over top qualifier Mike

Fagan of Fort Worth, Texas, who was trying for back-

to-back titles after winning the PBA World

Championship seven days earlier in Las Vegas.

Barnes also won a $43,032 bonus for rolling a cham-

pionship round perfect game in eliminating Englands

Stuart Williams, 300-225, in the semifinal match. For

the day, Barnes earned 10 million yen, or $86,064

U.S. dollars.

Williams, the No. 4 qualifier, ended the first-title

hopes of two-handed player Shawn Maldonado of

Houston, Texas, 242-237, in the first stepladder

match, and Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., 245-

222, in the second match.

Earlier in the event, Australias Jason Belmonte and

partner Yang HyeongKyoo of Japan won the

$5,164 first prize in the

Scotch Doubles special

event with a 236-204 vic-

tory over Englands Dom

Barrett and Manae

Kameshima of Japan.

The doubles competition

paired a member of the

international contingent

with a PBA Japan player.

International Team B

(Fagan, Sean Rash, Dom

Barrett and Barnes) won

the Baker team special

event with a 239-184 vic-

tory over InternationalTeam A (Wes Malott, Williams, Eddie Van Daniker

and Belmonte), and shared a $10,328 bonus prize. The

team event involved four International teams and four

Japanese teams bowling eight Baker format games

with the top two advancing to the final match.

Barrett won a $4,303 prize in a special last man

standing event that closed the tournament program.

The DHC PBA Japan Invitational was a cooperative

venture between the PBA, the new PBA Japan

Region, Japan Bowling Promotions and DHC

Corporation, a multi-faceted company that produces

cosmetics, health foods and pharmaceuticals among

its diverse product line. It featured a field of 16 inter-

national players and 16 Japanese players, and it was

the first international tournament covered live by the

PBAs exclusive online video streaming channel, Xtra

Frame (complete coverage is available in the Xtra

Frame archives underarchived tournaments).

Chris Barnes Wins DHC PBA Japan InvitationalFuture hall of famer rolls 300 in semifinal match for $43,032 bonusBy Bill Vint - PBA

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Bob

Thorne and Mitchell Goolsbey

each blasted a 300 game in theCustom Thumbz Doubles League

at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Frank Cimino blasted 278-257-

226-761, Mitch Midoneck 289-

216, Brian Evans 276, Dave

Goldman 259-268-233-762, LeroyDingletary 255-246-706, Jim

Constantinide 225-244-2236-705,

and Ed Boremski 269-247-700.

STATEN ISLAND, NY Ed

Ellardi took center stage at Rabs

Country Lanes while rolling in the

FixADent Auto Body League fir-

ing games of 268-278-267 for the

high series of 813.

Tom Dinardo rolled 268-279-

749, Joe Russo 290-258-721, Joe

DeCesario 246-2578-718, Eric

Cruz 258-710, and Nick

Nickolson 247-268-685.

In another session Tom Magrane

took the spotlight with his 299

near perfect high game en route to

a 753 high set, Joe Gentile, Jr.

tossed 287-699, Jim Slein 681,

Dan Krachie 681, and Alex Spoto

268.

Ed Ellardi 813, Tom Magrane 299

At Rabs Country Lanes

PBA photo

Champion Chris Barnes

Tom Washer, Keith Dougherty, Wayne Fleming,

Adam Smith Hit 300 at Circle LanesLEDGEWOOD, NJ Tom Washer, Keith Dougherty, Adam Smith, and Wayne Fleming each blasted a 300

game in the Hensle Trio League at Circle Lanes. Washer had high series with 825, followed by Dougherty

805.

Pat Fisher rolled a 279 game in the meeting high series of 780 followed by Tom Laskow with 279-771, Chris

Schmidt 266-751, Phil Rapavi 255-744, Lee Parks 279-737, Chris Lynch 258-728, Chris Briamonte 266-719,

Ed Hauschild 257-718, Dave Krivak 259-717, Darren Sambol 247-715, and Tom Jordan 258-708.


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2 SPORTS REPORTER January 28 - February 3, 2015

By Bill Vint -PBA

LAS VEGAS Venezuelan native

Amleto Monacelli defeated fellow

Professional Bowlers Association Hall

of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr. of

Oxford, Fla., with a near-perfect game,

277-219, to win the PBA50 Tour Finals

as part of a four-match PBA Challenge

presented by the International Bowling

Museum and Hall of Fame at the new

South Point Bowling Plaza.The PBA Challenge Finals presented

by the International Bowling Museum

and Hall of Fame aired on ESPN. The

PBA Challenge was a GEICO PBA

World Series of Bowling VI showcase

for four different aspects of PBA com-

petition youth, seniors, women and

regional. PBA50, PBA Womens

Regional and PBA Regional qualifying

events were held earlier in the World

Series, with the top two players advanc-

ing to the finals. The Teen Masters

boys and girls division winners were

decided during the summer in Tamarac,

Fla.

In the opening PBA50 Tour Finals

match between 2013 finalists, Monacelliavenged his 224-204 loss to Williams.

Monacelli just missed a perfect game,

leaving the 3-6-10 in the eighth frame,

for his only mistake.

I told myself this morning that I

should shoot 300 on TV, Monacelli

said. That would have been nice. I shot

287 against Mark Roth one time, but I

was really focusing on what I needed to

do to win the match. Its a nice way to

end the season.Monacelli said he lost his focus in the

eighth frame when he rushed himself to

avoid a shot clock violation.

But I dont use that as an excuse

because I know what I was supposed to

do when things like that come up, he

said, and I just didnt do what I needed

to do. Its my own fault.

In the Teen Masters Grand

Championship that followed, Michael

Coffey, 19, of Melbourne, Fla., defeated18-year-old Kelly Skalacki of Corem,

N.Y., 202-156, in a match that involved a

long oil pattern on the left lane and a short-

er application on the right. In addition, all

Teen Masters players are limited to using

one old-school plastic ball and/or one

urethane ball, placing emphasis on player

skill over technology.

Coffey, who is bowling for

Lindenwood University in St. Louis,

started with three strikes and had only

one open frame a missed 10 pin in the

sixth frame. Skalacki, a member of the

Webber International collegiate team in

Lake Wales, Fla., struggled with the

demanding environment and didnt

strike until the eighth frame.

Both Teen Masters gender division

winners were making their national tele-

vision debuts.

I was a lot less nervous than I thought I

would be because I prepared really hard

and this is something I want really badly,Coffey said. Its like being around fami-

ly; youre not nervous when youre

around family and I feel like this is where

I belong.

Is PBA competition part of his future

plans? He answered emphatically, Yes.

Parkin won match three easily, 266-

202. Parkin, who represented the PBA

West Region in the inaugural PBA

Womens Regional finals, defeated PBA

Southwest Region representative Clara

Guerrero of Pflugerville, Texas. Parkin

struck on nine of her first 10 shots, while

back-to-back 4-6-7 splits in the seventh

and eighth frames ended Guerreros

hopes.

I was extremely excited when I heard

about the PBA Womens Regional pro-

gram, Parkin said, so I jumped on the

opportunity right away. I actually can-

celled a big trip to Costa Rica in order to

bowl one of the regionals, so this defi-

nitely made it worthwhile. It was really a

great opportunity to be able to come to

the World Series.

On top of that, my focus was on mak-

ing the TV show, she continued. I

practiced a lot getting ready and I

bowled really well to make it to TV.

Thats the grandest stage of all, the rea-

son we all bowl. Today, I came out

remembering why we bowl because

we love our sport. I wanted to have fun

and I did and the pins cooperated, so it all

worked out.

Match four pitted 2012 PBA Rookie

of the Year Josh Blanchard of Gilbert,

Ariz., representing the PBA Northwest

Region, against 2013 Rookie of the Year

EJ Tackett of Huntington, Ind., repre-

senting the Central Region, in the PBARegional Finals.

Blanchard took the lead with a spare

followed by three strikes while Tackett

struggled with pin carry in the early

frames. Tackett made a ball change in

the sixth frame and got lined up, but

Blanchard was lined up as well, putting

the match away with a late string of five

strikes to win, 258-236.

I had a good ball reaction the whole

match, Blanchard said. I used a ball I

hadnt thrown until my last shot in prac-

tice. I struck with it and made all the right

moves, so it made it easy to bowl. I knew

(EJ) was going to bowl a good game and

the other balls I used in practice, it

seemed like Id bowl a 210, 200, so Ineeded something different. After that

one shot, I knew I was going to stick

with it the whole match.

Blanchard also made it into the PBA

Regional field by winning the final

Northwest Region event of the season.

I was supposed to go to (fellow PBA

competitor) Andres Gomezs wedding,

but I cancelled and I ended up winning

the regional to get into the field, he said.

While winning the Regional Finals

wasnt the same as winning his first PBA

Tour title, Blanchard feels like hes get-

ting closer to that goal.

Ive been out here for two years and

Im still working at it, he said. I change

my game every year trying to find the itfactor to get my first win. Usually when

guys do that, theyll win two or three

times, and keep moving along. Im still

waiting for that it factor.

Closing the telecast, the four winners

participated in a special one-shot, low-

player-out Bonus Knockout Round.

Parkin won the event with a strike in the

third round to eliminate Blanchard, who

left a 10 pin. Coffey was eliminated in

the first round and Monacelli was

knocked out in the second.

Monacelli Avenges PBA50 Tour Loss to Williams in PBA Challenge Finals

Missy Parkin, Josh Blanchard, teenager Michael Coffey win special-event matches

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January 28 - February 3, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Tommy Martino 744HOPELAWN, NJ Tommy

Martino led the scoring in the

Family League firing games of

268-240-236 for a high 744 set.

Rocco Fortunato rolled 222-255-

669, Kevin Kopko 226, and

Autumn Fortunato 203.

K.C. Cabonilas 706HOPELAWN, NJ K. C. Cabonilas

led the scoring in the ThursdayMixed Nuts League firing games of

227-247-232 for a high series of

706.

Mike V. Kennelly rolled 211-

228-226-665, Jeff Pasewark 242-

234-653, and Jeff Kubinak 236.

Kyle Jannuzzi 690HOPELAWN, NJ Kyle Jannuzzi

led the scoring in the La Buona

Pizza League firing games of 241-

235-214 for a high series of 690.

Bob Stevens rolled 254-213-657,

Jeff Sanchez 275-651, Joe Herber

and Marty Goldfarb 245, and

Frank Viverito 235.

In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Thomas Ortiz, Sr. rolled199-182, and Mary Doslik 168.

Andrew Siarkiewicz 701HOPELAWN, NJ Andrew

Siarkiewicz led the scoring in

the Merck League firing games

of 268-224-209 for a high 701

set.

Pete Zafian rolled 254-223-653,

Rob OConnor 233, and Ray

Newsome 224.

John Decibus 688

HOPELAWN, NJ John Decibustopped the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League firing 255-226-

207 for a high series of 688.

Mike Piomelli rolled 264-224-

649, Andre Smith 223-218-613,

Vinny R. Medvetz 203-227-610,

and Kyle Jannuzzi 236.

John Cestone 655HOPELAWN, NJ John Cestone

led the Thursday Nite Mixed

League firing games of 234-239

for a high series of 655.

Scott Akalewicz rolled 224-207-

620, John Decubus 245, and Kyle

Jannuzzi 200-220.

In the Merck League Robert

Parker rolled 243, Anthony Scutari221, and Dianne Kaseta 214.

Kyle Jannuzzi 659HOPELAWN, NJ Kyle Jannuzzi

paced the scoring in the Garden

State Mixed League firing games

of 225-211-223 for a high series of

659.

Dennis Medwick rolled 215-216-

210-641, Jose Medina 244-233-

640, Ken Fiorentini 221-235, and

Chris Herrick 206-206-214-626.

Joe Defini 647HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Defini ledthe scoring in the Atlantic City

Trios League firing games of 211-


Mike Rodriguez rolled 227-223-

644, Russell Bennett 206-214-

223-643, and Bill Venezia 225.

Rocco Fortunato 643HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco

Fortunato led the scoring in the

Family League firing a duplicate

208 and added a 227 for the high

series of 643.

Autumn Fortunato rolled 202-

235-615, Daniel Pawelek 205-

211-604, Kevin Kopko 215-215,

and Andrew Bobrowski 209.In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Mary Doslik rolled 172,

and Jerry Petti 167.

Michael Holoka 643HOPELAWN, NJ Michael

Holoka paced the scoring in the

His & Hers League firing games

of 227-234 for a high series of

643.

Joe Hayes, Jr. rolled 201-233-

607, Kevin Bitler and Bonnie

DeSimone 215, and Joe MacIntyre

213.

In the Tuesday Night Mixed

League Carole Morgan rolled 182,

Char Martino 178, and Katina

Garcia 174.

Anthony Vicidomini 641HOPELAWN, NJ Anthony

Vicodomini paced the scoring in

the Friday Night Mixed League

firing games of 236-211 for a high

series of 641.

Dave Rezes shot 200-200-217-

617, Kevin Eccleston 242-608,

Rocco Fortunato 228-213, Brian

Petretta 212, and Jerome Daily

211.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICCasey Creutz 771HOPELAWN, NJ Casey Creutz

led the scoring in the Goldstein &

Hanel Doubles League firing

games of 279-247-245 for a high

series of 771.

Ray Smarsh shot 216-265-226-

707, Joey Gramiak 247-225-221-

693, Steve Chiarella 238-257-675,

and Rusty Thomsen 222-218-224-

664.

Bill Golden 763HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Golden

topped the Middlesex County

Classic League firing 270-214-


Rocco Fortunato rolled 246-253-

235-734, Danny Lopez 238-250-

244-732, Sean Zeleniak 257-277-

724, Len Camporeale 223-259-

236-718, Dan Clark 267-235-215-

717, and Glenn Mohr 257-267-705.

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FAIR LAWN, NJ - It was the first visit of the season

to Fair Lawn for the Stan Niemiec Youth Travelers

and Holiday Is Nick Cilento made the most of the

opportunity. The 15-year-old Pompton Lakes sopho-

more smoked the plastic-sticks with an explosive

triple deuce 246-257-214-717, lifting his league aver-

age to 201 in the process. His teammates fed off his

energy as well. Lilly Sigona 205-191, Dave Neil 193-

191 and Alex McGuire 192, resulting in the teams

sweep of the seven points from the vacancy.

In a contest where both squads were short-handed,

DePaul senior Joe Malyack fired 257-225 to sparkHoliday II to a 2824-2703 five point triumph over

Bowler City III, despite the stellar outing for

Bergenfield junior Nick Reyes 227-238-218-683.

The victors had strong games as well from Justin

Milligan 212-207 and Devin Crowley 193.

After dropping the first two games, Montvale

launched a scoring blitz in the finale, firing 1022 to

secure two points, but fell short of the pinfall points,

2775-2735, in its loss to Fair Lawn. Springing to the

forefront for Montvale were Matt Russell who fol-

lowed a 211 with a closing 220, Joseph Mahoney 212

and James Reagan-Ward 193. For the winners,

anchor Steve Plaszky delivered 255-207-646 with

added deuces from Hunter Perry 224 and Madison

Perry 214.

Thanks to a huge second game 1026, Bowler City I

held on to wood, taking three points, 2901-2847 from

Bowler City II. BC I was buoyed by Passaic Tech

junior Anthony Rizzo 203-222-210-635 with ample

support from Kristen Kane 214, Jon Mikal Sepero

201-196 and Trevor Savoye who contributed three

over-average scores. BC IIs sole 200 came from

Dean Edwards 221, but solid performances from

George Held 197-191, Arielle Wallace 191 and 12-

year-old Matt Ramos 181 produced enough firepow-

er for the team to earn four points. Ramos enjoyed a

banner day with all three of his games well above hisaverage.

After a lackluster opener, Lodi broke through with

a 1038 as Chris Navarro blasted 246 and Steve

Kropilak 221, leading the squad to a five-point win,

2786-2723 over Boonton. Lodis Brandon Voohhees

had his best outing posting 179-510 with all three

scores over average. Appearing for the first time this

season for Boonton was Matt ODea who paced his

mates with 213-206 with help from Peter Hancock

201. Closing out the afternoons encounters T-Bowl

outslugged North Arlington, 2888-2806 behind

Patrick Mayer 234-249 and Josh Spiegel 202-196.

Rolling well for North Arlington were Chris Liloia

237-213 and Tyler Keefe 233.

Robert Barber 774ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY-

Robert Barber took center stage

spotlight when he led all scoring

in the Saturday Scholarship

League firing games of 247-279-


Matthew Schultz rolled 217-211-

235-663, Alex Vilardi 253-658,

Robert Wright 225-211, Andrew

Perlak 212, Anthony Petrillo 205,

Alexa Messina 197, and ColleenKingsepp 195.

Frank Jara 766ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Frank Jara led the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Mens League

firing games of 257-257-252 for a

high series of 766.

Adam Swensen rolled 215-269-

279-763, Keith Manza 245-239-

701, Al Grossman 221-226-247-

694, and Barry Clare 264-688.

Jason Simonetti 726ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Jason Simonetti topped the scor-

ing in the Sunday Night Mixed



Peter Conway rolled 269-236-

709, Anthony Phillips 235-232-

233-700, and Robert Picard 257.

Linda Ellison shot 225 in the

Monday Ladies Classic League.

John Laurita 718ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

John Laurita led the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Mixed League

firing a 280 game for a high series

of 718.

Pat Zenker rolled 290, John

Maglio 258-250-713, Terry Boyle

245-230-689, Phillip Otero 245-

675, Peter Otero 257-662, and

Dawn Laurita 256-214-660.Kyle OConnor 717ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Kyle OConnor led the scoring in

the Thursday Mixed League firing

a 265 game for a high series of

717.

Vicky Lockwood rolled 265-202-

225-692, Kyle OConnor 257,

John Cardinale 255-223-676, Al

Fabiano 248, and Yogi Hannigan

248-223-676.

Bill Stein 714ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Bill Stein led the scoring in the

Temple Am-Echad Club League

firing games of 257-233-224 for a

high series of 714.

Elizabeth Schuster shot 234, and

Marilyn Cashel 200.

In the Sunday Adult/Child

League Jim Guardino rolled 228,

Joe Prunty 225, and Santo

DiSciafani 223.Mike Leccese 713ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Mike Leccese topped the scoring

in the Friday Night Mixed League


series of 713.

John Hodge rolled 278, Pat

Zenker 246-246-705, Arthur

OConnor 256-695, and Tim

OBrien and John LaBau 248.

Tom Riccobobo 713ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Tom Riccobobo led the scoring in

the Custom Thumbz Doubles



Joe Conigliaro rolled 279-236-

711, Ray Brooks 247-246-694,

Andrew Guertin 258-245-693,

Justin Collins 209-215-257-681,

Becky Novello 280-225-676, and

Ron Ricocobobo 278-212.

John Hanlon 714ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

John Hanlon led the scoring in the

Tuesday Late Mens League firing


Kenneth McCloat rolled 224-

234-224-682, Michael Fisch 236-

665, and Matt Carey 248-245-662.

Pat Zenker 708ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY

Pat Zenker led the scoring in theTuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League firing games of


Joe Lupo rolled 231-243-231-

705, Steve Papier 266-233-686,

Pete Morreale 244-677, and Kyle

Smith 210-213-233-656.

In the Tuesday Rockville Ladies

League Maddie Lazzara rolled

224, Pat LaGuardia, Tehresa

Nolan, and Lisa Newman 208, and

Lisa Wilber 206.

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Veteran PBA Tour stars will again dominate Team

USA in 2015, following the Team USA trials and

National Selection Committee announcements in

early January. During the trials, 16-year-old amateur

Kamron Doyle of Brentwood, Tenn., won the nation-

al championship, defeating PBA Rookie of the Year

contender Marshall Kent of Yakima, Wash., in the title

match, 234-206. Wichita State collegiate bowler AJ

Chapman of Oswego, Ill., finished third in the steplad-

der finals. The top three finishers automatically earn

Team USA berths.

The men's selections based on resumes and Trialsperformance were PBA Tour competitors Bill O'Neill

of Langhorne, Pa., Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill.;

John Szczerbinski of Tonawanda, N.Y.; Chris Barnes

of Double Oak, Texas, and Tommy Jones of

Simpsonville, S.C. along with amateurs John

Janawicz and Devin Bidwell.

PBA Womens Series titlist Shannon Pluhowsky of

Kettering, Ohio, won the womens title with a 246-

222 win over amateur Danielle McEwan of Stony

Point, N.Y. PBA record-setting Liz Johnson of

Cheektowaga, N.Y., finished third. Women's team

selections included PBA champions Missy Parkin of

Laguna Hills, Calif.; Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., and

Stefanie Johnson of Grand Prairie, Texas, along withamateurs Brittni Hamilton, Josie Earnest, Bryanna

Caldwell and Erin McCarthy.

AT FARMINGDALE LANESGreg Herzing,

Amefika Greaves 711FARMINGDALE, NY Greg

Herzing and Amefika Greaves

each blasted a high series of 711 in

the Tuesday Early Birds League.

Herzing shot 279-228, and

Greaves 247-246.

Miguel Garrido shot 212-257-

235-704, Morris Jackson 245-223-

223-691, Sal Giudice 245-234-

683, and Ralph Yolanda 216-258-205-679.

Christopher Kelch 702FARMINGDALE, NY

Christopher Kelch topped the

scoring in the Monday High

School Practice League firing


series of 702.

Nicholas Mencarelli rolled 257-

239-206-702, Philip Jankowitz

242, Joe Napoli 241and Salvatore

Yannacone 225-223-652.

Earl Condit 700FARMINGDALE, NY Earl

Condit led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firinggames of 257-210-223 for a high

series of 700.

Richie Brennan rolled 238-236-

653, John Doherty 278-647, David

Koestner 268-209-636, and

Steven May 224-215-636.

Rainer Latteier 696FARMINGDALE, NY Rainer

Latteier topped the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League firing

games of 224-224-248-696, Joe

Venezia 241-214-236-691, George

Mazzocchi 288-206-643, and Tom

Vonbraunsberg 236-208-639.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Ralph Lindgren shot 203,

Michael Brunn 201, Dawn Ruland190, and Louis Gravino 180.

William Ramos 694FARMINGDALE, NY William

Ramos topped the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League firing


series of 694.

Neil Williams rolled 210-243-

232-685, Richard White 263-246-

672, Sunil Kochar 278, James

Hood 269, and Jackie Carver 222-

220-644.

Jim Tortorice, Jr. 693FARMINGDALE, NY Jim

Tortorice, Jr. topped the scoring in

the Monday Night Fourplay



Rob Bucking shot 244-208-216-

668, Bert Messina 241-232-656,

Ken Werner 255-237-655, and

Robert Kielawa 250-210-652.

Samantha Ng 669

FARMINGDALE, NY- SamanthaNg topped the scoring in the

Saturday St. Martins Major



Amanda Delisi shot 210-205,

Brett Markland 207, Eric Brennan

206, and Diamond Hunter 205.

Steve Brandt 669FARMINGDALE, NY Steve

Brandt led the scoring in the

Saturday Nite Fun League firing

games of 241-234 for a high series

of 669.

Lou Cappellini shot 247-224-

663, Jeff Gallo 245-650, and Artie

Moon 233-211-637.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Nicholas Fina rolled 182,

and Travis Gangale 176.

Sal Alberino 663FARMINGDALE, NY Sal

Alberino led the scoring in the

Thursday Good Timers League

firing a 266 game for a high series

of 663.

Cliff Dowdican shot 246, Mike

Herman 238-210-643, and Dale

Alberino and Scott Serrao 224.

Eugene Neal 655FARMINGDALE, NY Eugene

Neal paced the scoring in the

Thursday 3 Man League firing a

265 game for a high series of 655.Nick Butera rolled 258, Eric

Smyth 254-227, Brandan Delaney

247-235-627, and Tony Cipriano

243.

Pat Berardino rolled 168 and Pat

Berardino 173 in the Monday

Summer Seniors League.

In the Friday Sunshine Kids

League Barney Kral shot 181,

Paul Kester 173, and Joe Lovilsi

170.

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earn Bowler of the Week honors in the Stan

Niemiec Youth Travel League. Firing games of

233-233-190, the 15-year-old Hawthorne sopho-

more, with help from mates Hassan Izzard 251

and Steve Plaszky 214, led her Fair Lawn team to

three points against Lodi, 2823-2775. After being

blitzed in the opene r, 1036-931, Lodi recovered to

take the other two games and win four points.

Igniting the Lodi offense were Chris Navarro 221-

191, Louis Ferrante 203 and Nick Ferrante 190.

First place Bowler City I struggled early, but put

it all together in taking four points from Holiday I,

1006-992 and 967-944. BC Is leadoff kegler Kyle

Schellberg smashed 256, the days best single and

finished with 619; also faring well for the victors

were Kristen Kane 222-185, James Kane 211-205

and Janina Santoro 184-181. Holiday I, which

took three points and pinfall, 2881-2779, were

paced by 14-year-old Indi an Hills freshman Ryan

McGuire 239-213-630 with strong support from

Frank Magyar 226-608, David Neil 213-202 and

Nick Cilento 198.

Montvale jumped four spots to re-claim second

place by sweeping past Boonton, 2706-2616. The

lanes proved challenging for both squads; the only

deuce on the pair, a 200, was delivered by

Boontons Karl Kattermann. Carrying Montvale to

fifteen and seven pin nail-biter wins was 14-year-

old Pascack Valley freshman Henry Tipping with

191-185.

T-Bowl, sparked by Josh Spiegels 228-204-624

and Matt Morris 204-186, squeaked past Holiday

II, 2796-2748, gaining five points in the process.

Leading scorers for H-II were Justin Milligan 202,

Devin Crowley and Tom Chamberlain, the latter

two with identical 192-183 numbers.

In the afternoons tightest contest, Bowler City

II outlasted Bowler City III, 2747-2695, dropping

the finale by five pins after securing two competi-

tive games 921-886 and 938-916. Dean Edwards

tallied 215 and Dickinson freshman Matt

Burzynski 193-570 for BC-II while BC-III coun-

tered with Nick Reyes 217-195, Greg Khan 208-

202, Gianni Calzadilla 202 and Nathan Tombo

191. Rounding out the session schedule, North

Arlington salvaged two points against the vacancy

as Lyndhurst senior Jordan Lopez posted a 217.

Madison Perry Tops Stan Niemiec Youth TravelBy Vince Albrecht

Dennis Hanowitz 783 at Montvale LanesMONTVALE, NJ - Dennis Hanowitz blasted scores of 234-269-280 for

a 783 series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Early Bird League at

Montvale Lanes. Lee Bandy added great scores of 277-234-245 for a

756 series to help power Dye-it Method to a winning night.

Tom Fojtlin hit 269-259-216-744, Craig Slawinski 278-708, Mike

Pasch 247-705, Henry Carlos 247-699, Chris Morciglio 266-696, Jimmy

Rivers 246-691, Larry Diebner 247-684, and Joe Truchan 233-683.


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we grow old because we stop playing. George Bernard Shaw

Mike Vignola 766STATEN ISLAND, NY Mike

Vignola topped the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed Quartets



Larry Sulilvan blasted 247-299-742,

Kevin Magnussen 243-254-734,

Adam Ng 244-696, Steven Laskowski

258-681, Jeff Schwed 257-662, and

Joe DEsposito 255-663.

Tommy Barnes 763STATEN ISLAND, NY Tommy

Barnes led the scoring in the

FixADent Auto Body League fir-

ing games of 269-257 for a high

series of 763.

Bob Cloke rolled 255-258-715,

Anthony Jabaly 279-710, Paul

Sheirer 259-705, Eric Cruz 255-

700, Mike Williams 269-708, and

Joe Gentile, Jr. 267-246-689.

Steve DeMaria 761STATEN ISLAND, NY Steve

DeMaria led the scoring in the

Mike Massaroli Memorial League


series of 761.

John Baranello, Jr. rolled 256-

242-734, Jeff Doctor 244-256-717,

Mike Barclay 246-706, Joe

Callendrillo 701, Pete Gambino

257-693, Greg Grabowski 257-

691, and Rob Butler 245-684.

Jay Todaro 758STATEN ISLAND, NY Jay

Todaro led the scoring in the Cartel

Electric Fun League firing 247-


Ray Carlisle shot 245-661, Johnny

DeNora 266, and Phil Karg 245.

M. Ponsiglione 751STATEN ISLAND, NY Mike

Ponsiglione topped the scoring in

the RCAL/Mc Guire Mens Leaguefiring a high game of 299 and a

high series of 751.

Gus Plaginos rolled 256-258-740,

Ali Ramovic 267-728, Greg

Petrozza 266-255-724, Tim

Svendsen 248-711, and Stephen

Musco 244-686.

In another session Roy Tummina,

Jr. rolled 278-279-763, Mike

Lenczewski 246-248-718, Bob

Kelly 702, and Vinny Fina 257-

666.

Jonathan Petrizzi 672STATEN ISLAND, NY Jonathan

Petrizzi led the scoring in the

Family Fun League firing games of

203-201-268 for ahigh series of

672.

Kevin Buono shot 276,

Christopher Ribauno 233, Daniel

Costantino 209, and Kenneth Soto,

Jr. 192.

Ashley Martinez 651

STATEN ISLAND, NY Ashley Martinez paced the scor-

ing in the NEXGEN Junior

Bowlers League firing games of

205-228-218 for a high series of

651.

Casey Sparacio rolled 236,

Michael Schamba 232, Lexis

Ortiz 224, Carla Spoto 223, and

Christian DeVito 221.

In another session Eric LaPizzi

rolled 240-237-684, Brad

Calendrillo 214-211-235-660,

Nic hol as Segel 223-230-642,

and Nicole Yohrling 238-621.

Don Schmid 664STATEN ISLAND, NY Don

Scmid led the scoring in the Senior

Mens League firing games of 225-


Don Schwed rolled 224-216-644,

Bea Johnson 248-205-637, and

Tommy Hart 217-223.

Dennis Costantino 641STATEN ISLAND, NY Dennis

Costantino paced the scoring in the

Golden Oldies League firing


series of 641.

John Cento rolled 246-639, Larry

Yurman 237, Ralph Loggia 233,

and Robert Pacifico 223.

Wendy Scarsella 653

STATEN ISLAND, NY WendyScarsella led the scoring in the

Gennaros Ladies Classic League


series of 653.

Naz Labetti shot 213-220-641,

Julie Agosta 236-620, and Roe

Pepe 214-225-611.

In the Tuesday Earlybirds League

Laura Hering hit 224, Annette

Arena 207, and Michele Spaan

203.

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AT RABS COUNTRY LANES Mike Smith 279 at Howell LanesBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - At Howell Lanes, substitute Mike Smith had high

game of the night with a 279, followed by Dennis Jandoli with a 267

and Sal Croce 262.

In the Hankel League, Mike Fogarty blasted 724 as high series both

Tino Polce and Mike Smith followed with 689.

Leslie Bohn, Divas and Dudes led all women bowlers with a 606

series including games of 224 and 214 along with teammate Janine

Smith 200 to win the first two games Ryan Briehof threw a 243.

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