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HOPELAWN, NJ Andy Polidura

blasted a 300 game along with

277-228 for an 805 series in the

Middlesex County Classic League

at Majestic Lanes.

Glenn Mohr, Jr. rolled 289-279-

277-845, Len Camporeale 24

241-279-768, Vincent Camporea

278-237-237-752, Micke

Endress 253-261-223-737, Ram

Ahmed 220-267-235-722, an

Danny Lopez 226-210-275-711.

LAS VEGAS Tom Smallwood

of Saginaw, Mich., ended a four-

year television drought when he

defeated collegiate star Marshall

Kent of Yakima, Wash., 221-216,

to win his second Professional

Bowlers Association Tour title in

the Scorpion Championship at the

South Point Hotel and Casino

complex.

The Scorpion Championship,

which aired on ESPN, was thefinal animal pattern champi-

onship conducted as part PBA

World Series of Bowling V, and

the fourth in a series of seven

events conducted during the

World Series. It also featured the

innovative blue oil that has been used during all ani-

mal pattern tournament finals to give television fans

a unique opportunity to see the lane conditioning

challenges PBA players face.

Smallwood, who won his only previous PBA Tour

title in the 2009 PBA World Championship, ended a

personal six-appearance television drought when he

out-lasted 2011-12 PBA Rookie of the Year Josh

Blanchard of Gilbert, Ariz., in a

PBA-record five-frame sudden-

death roll-off, followed by anoth-

er thrilling victory over Kent for

the title.

Blanchard started the stepladder

finals with a 234-226 victory over

Tommy Jones of Simpsonville,

S.C., but lost to Smallwood in the

semifinal match roll-off. A six-

count on his final shot in the 10th

frame tied the match at 232-232.After throwing matching strikes

in four one-ball, sudden-death

frames, Smallwood ended the

longest televised sudden-death

roll-off in PBA history with a

fifth strike while Blanchard left a

10 pin.

In the title match against Kent, a two-time

Collegiate Player of the Year who was competing

in the World Series on a special PBA

Commissioners exemption, Smallwood struck on

six of his first seven shots, but failed to convert a

3-10 split in the fourth f rame.

See PBA page 3

Tom Smallwood Wins PBA Scorpion ChampionshipBy Bill Vint - PBA

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY James

Klein topped the scoring in the

Friday Night Mixed League at

Rockville Centre Lanes firing

games of 300-259 for a high seriesof 755.

Alan Salem shot 236-279-204-

719, John LaBau 277-227-22

730, Ed Rasa 268-233, Ro

Burlilng 245-233-694, Ed Grae

248-217-245-710, Al Doerrer 24

233-694, Alex Bobobulsky 22235-235-693, and Christin

Kenny 255-213-636.

John Furey 300 at Howell

James Klein 300 at Rockville Centre

LEDGEWOOD, NJ - Steven

Sicoli burned the boards for a 300

game in the Lakeland Industrial

league while the high series hon

ors went to Jim Green rolling 20

228-290-721.

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Nick

Westergaard blasted his career

first 300 game as an adult in a

recent session of the Thursday

Night Mixed League at Rockaway

Lanes. Nick finished the night

with a 751 set.

Jim Westergaard came near pe

fect with a 279 game in his 72

followed by Wayne Poverste

with 255-670, Nidia Haneve

255-625, Anne Turskey posted

201 game

Nick Westergaard 300 at Rockaway

By John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - John Furey start-

ed hot with a 300 in a 762 series

rolling in the Wednesday Scratch

Classic at Howell Lanes.

Anthony Gubitosi hit 727-255-

256, Charlie Chirichello shot

722-273, Maxwell Stalter 717,

Chris Jones 713, Jim Stefan 71276, Rod Dickson 708-255, an

Greg Hess 704. High woman

game went to Megan McGinle

234 and series to Leslie Bohn

642. High 3-person team seri

went to Team 7 with a 2164-75

702-706, and two other teams.

Willie Veniscofski 300 at RabsSTATEN ISLAND, NY Willie

Veniscofski blasted a 300 game in

the Joe Brezinski Memorial

League at Rabs Country Lanes.

Tom Hollywood shot 279-258-

734, Louis Mester 279-728, Joe

Goodheart 266-736, Mik

Keaulana 278-671, Joh

Schnellbouchter 244, Ro

Reimann 257, Frank Lieggi 26

Sean Listone 247, Victor Mat

246, and Rob Alavares 245.

LODI, NJ - Efren Capalaran ham-

mered out a 300 game in the

Survivor Trios at Lodi Lanes.

Steven VanIderstine rolled 27

Flor Mangasi 270, and Jessic

Calabrese 245.

Efren Capalaran 300 at Lodi Lanes

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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia Tommy Jones of

Simpsonville, S.C., won the 7th Kingdom

International Open at Universal Bowling Center for

his 15th Professional Bowlers Association Tour title. It

was the final tournament of the 2012-13 PBA season.

Jones, who entered the modified stepladder finals as

the No. 2 qualifier, defeated top qualifier Michael Mak

of Hong Kong twice, 247-218 and 268-258, to claim

the $25,000 first prize and his second World

Bowling/PBA International Tour title of the season.

Jones also won the International Bowling

Championships title in Tokyo, Japan, last January.

Jones defeated Bahrains Yousif Falah, 218-211, in

the semifinal match after Falah started the champi-

onship round by winning the three-player shootout

opening match. Falahs 258 game eliminated Bill

ONeill of Langhorne, Pa. (217) and Swedens DanielFransson (193).

The Saudi Arabia tournament concluded an extend-

ed 14-month PBA season as the PBA returns to a cal-

endar year schedule January 2014. During its extended

season, the PBA conducted 23 traditional tournaments,

including five major championships, and 11 World

Bowling/PBA International Tour tournaments in addi-

tion to its inaugural PBA League schedule of team

events.

Tommy Jones Wins 7th Kingdom International Open

By Bill Vint -PBA

Andy Polidura 300 at Majestic Lane

Asian Bowling Federation photo

Tommy Jones 15th PBA title earned in Saudi Arabia.

PBA photo

Tom Smallwood

Steven Sicoli 300 at Circle Lanes


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2 SPORTS REPORTER January 8 - 14, 2014

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

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

Good griefwhere did that year

go? Ill have to check the dryer tosee if 2013 is there along with that

one missing sock.

So its time to move forward

with renewed optimism for our

bowlers.

As the PBA Barbasol

Tournament of Champions in

Detroit is approaching starting

January 18th with final televised

rounds on ESPN at noon on

Sunday, January 26, do you know

if any of our local bowlers are

entered?

PBAs Xtra Frame webcasts will

carry preliminary rounds of most

of the PBA tournaments. Check

www.pba.com for information onsubscribing to Xtra Frame and for

a complete schedule of interna-

tional, national and regional tour-

naments. They offer alternatives to

annual subscriptions.

The USBC Masters will be held

in New Jersey at Brunswick Zone

Carolier Lanes, North Brunswick,

from Monday, February 17

through Sunday, February 23rd.

This year there will be a bonus

competition when the PBA

League Playoffs will also be held

on that Sunday. Spectator tickets

and pro-am information will be

available closer to the tournament

dates.

Reminders:

Typhoon Haiyan struck thePhilippines on November 8,

killing 6,000 people and leveling

entire cities. The estimated dam-

age and repair figure was 8.2 bil-

lion dollars. People who have

seen New Orleans and the East

Coast towns that were devastated

by hurricanes know that repara-

tions are not made overnight, or

even over a year.

To that end, the Testa family,

who bowls at Rockaway Lanes, is

hosting a Bowling Night for

Typhoon Relief mainly to help

the towns of Cadiz and Capiz,

where Deanna Testa has family

members. This will be atRockaway Lanes for adults only,

on Saturday, January 18 from 8 to

10 p.m. The cost and donation of

$25 per person will include two

hours of unlimited bowling, shoe

rental, and a large pizza and

pitcher of soda per lane. There is

a maximum of 5 people per lane.

Reservations and payments

must be made by Monday,

January 15th. Checks are to be

payable to Rockaway Lanes, with

Typhoon Relief Bowling Night

in the memo area. For further

information and to reserve your

spot (or bring a whole team), con-

tact the lanes at 973-627-5800.

Youth bowler Jack Cook, 16, is

at it again. He recently came insecond at a JBT (Junior Bowlers

Tour) stop at Howell Lanes,

Howell, NJ. He averaged 240

there. That same weekend he

bowled in the states youth tour-

nament and shot 299-193-300 for

a 792 series, making his total of

perfect sanctioned games three

now. The following day he rolled

another 300 during a high school

league practice session. His high

school league average is current-

ly 237.

What magic was infused into

young Cook to cause this? Its

my new bowling balls, he said.

At the states my team won theteam event and Dan Mangano and

I won the doubles (where he shot

the 792). Pro Image Pro Shops

Ken Yokobosky drilled both

balls. Additiona lly, Ken has been

working with Cook, which is not

bad considering he is a gold level

certified coach.

Jack Cook resides in Denville

with parents John and Nancy and

sister Stephanie. As if his bowl-

ing talent were not enough, he

also plays cello in the Lakeland

Youth Symphony. He has been

bowling for only 8 years, and

play ing the cell o for 7. This

Morris Knolls sophomore would

like to bowl a sanctioned 800series next, attend the team trials

and make it onto junior Team

USA. It certainly looks promis-

ing.

Billy DeHaas, 29, shot a 300 on

his favorite pair of lanes, 27

and 28 at Circle Lanes in the

Hensle Trio Classic.. Billy

resides in Andover and dedicated

his latest accomplishment to my

girlfriend Amanda Martin

because she's an amazing person

who will always support me in

the sport that I am very passion-

ate about.

OOWL

Idle bowling thoughts

Wishing your opponent is

mostly symbolic. But you really

can be sincere, and wish your

foe twice the luck you have.

Then you make a wish that you

get five splits in each game.

Almost every year for more

than a decade Walter Ray

Williams, Jr. has been consid-

ered one of the top spare shoot-

ers by his fellow pros and thestats back it up. But wait a

moment and the fact strikes

home that he also is one of the

most consistent bowlers in the

clutch at hitting the pocket, and

carrying strikes. Lets see now,

he rates with the best as a spare

shooter, a pocket hitter and

strike getter. So it shouldnt be

the least bit surprising that he

gains more and more backing

when they discuss the greatest of

all time.

Practically every radio sta-

tion in the country gives regular

weather reports. Where there isskiing they give snow conditions

and where there is surfing they

give wave size reports, and

many give race car track condi-

tions and horse race track con-

ditions. Know what, I never

heard any radio station any-

where reporting the lane condi-

tions of nearby bowling center.

...Never thought I'd see the day

when bowling balls came in

more colors than Easter eggs.

And why hasn't someone

revived wooden bowling balls

and high top bowling shoes?

Practically every radio st

tion in the country gives regula

weather reports. Where there

skiing they give snow condition

and where there is surfing the

give wave size reports, an

many give race car track cond

tions and horse race track con

ditions. Know what, I neve

heard any radio station any

where reporting the lane cond

tions of nearby bowling center

Whenever trees come inthe conversation, I think of th

late great ABC and PBA Hall o

Famer Buzz Fazio. For a tim

Fazio had a farm retreat, bu

always that was a business to

I grew the best crop of a

Fazio used to say. And that

trees. I didnt have to do any

thing but have them planted an

cut down. In between they d

all the work themselves.

A league secretary will te

you that the people who kno

all the bowling rules, and let yo

know they do, are not nearly a

bad as the bowlers who thinthey know all the rules.

When Teata Semiz was

boy wonder in bowling, othe

bowlers and fans would shak

their heads in admiration an

say, Imagine him bowling s

well at his age. And now that h

has passed 70---they say th

same thing.

One of my experts on thos

things has informed me th

your finger nails grow .00000

inches during a night of leagu

or tournament bowling, unle

you bite them.


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January 8 - 14, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER

Stan Rosadio 778ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Stan

Rosadio topped the scoring in theWednesday Senior Doubles

League firing games of 278-245-

255 for a high series of 778.

Jerry George shot 256-245-268-

769, Aubrey Pereira 268-246-213-

727, John Khantzian 246, Ed

Frontera 245, Tom Saitta 236,

George Fields 232, Michael

Carpenter 225-223, Bill Carreras

216, and Robert Picard 215.

Antonio Flores 297ROCKVILLE CTR, NY - Antonio

Flores blasted a high game of 297to lead all competition rolling in

the Wednesday Early Mens

League.

Lenny Ambuso shot 287-238-

727, followed by Tony Baez post-

ing 277-677, Stan Lane 256-217-

661, Ben Grwegoretti 255, and

Dennis Shapiro bowled 253-237-

695.

Willie Fressler 755ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Willie

Fressler paced the scoring in theWednesday Night Mixed League

firing games of 242-255-258 for a

high series of 755.

Matthew Redash shot 266-259-

737, Eileen Ruffer 270, Joseph

Gavin 279-245-707, Keith

Skelington 267-245-706, Skip

Aker 260-247, George Stephens,

Sr. 259-225, Terry Boyle 259-700,

Michael Lipkin, and Robert Lellig

257, and Rob Bennett 233-246-

225-704.

Rich Butt 290ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Rich

Butt topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Oceanside K of C League

blasting games of 290-228-218 fora 736 series.

Robert Aiel rolled 278-258-744,

Jim Flynn 278, Joe Lupo 276, Ron

Pastore 275-234, Pete Morreale

237-269-256-762, Robert

Maloney 269, and Nolan Ryder

257-223.

Ramon Deleon, Jr. 683ROCKVILLE CTR, NY In the

Suday Adult/Child Doubles

League Ramon Deleon, Jr. shot

260-226-683, Joe Migliorno 192,

and Peter Scognamillo 190.

Vicky Lockwood 657ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Vicky

Lockwood paced the scoring inthe Tuesday Rockville Ladies



Valerie ONeil shot 220, Stacy

Salomides 214-205-202-621,

Rhonda Portnoy 213, Ronnie

Billig 203, and Lisa Newman 201-

200.

Lorne Canton 268ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Lorne

Canton led the scoring in the

Thursday Senior Birds League fir-

ing games of 268-234 for a 649

series.

Fred Groege shot 267-212-660,

Chris Washington 263-201-662,

Ed Frontera 248-223-658, GeraldFields 216-247-219-682, Stanley

Rosadio 243, Harold McKinzie

241-216-649, and Curtis Mae

Harbison 227.

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Kent, with a four-strike string of his own, held an early 13-pin lea

but a 7-10 split in the ninth frame proved to be the difference. A spa

and nine-count on his fill ball in the 10th frame clinched the title fo

Smallwood.

I thought if I ever made another show and won, Id bawl like a baby

Smallwood said, but I was so emotionally drained, I didnt have an

emotions left.

Its amazing, he added. I never dreamed in my life Id have on

(title), so to have two? As a kid, all I ever wanted was a chance to b

there. I watched these guys on TV forever. Ive bowled bad enough o

TV enough times its nice to be on the other side of a bad break. Tha

last time I was (on TV), I got knocked out of the World Championshi

when I left back to back 4-9s, so I know the feeling.

Smallwood said the difference was finding his shot to the pocket in th

roll-off against Blanchard.

In the roll-off (against Blanchard), my timing got really good. Th

first shot was perfect, it was like, there it is, Smallwood said. Afte

that, I never missed until the fifth shot and I apparently missed in th

right place on that one, so it worked out well.

Smallwood joined the list of animal pattern finalists who said the blu

oil had no bearing on his game or the outcome.

(The blue oil) doesnt matter as long as you can see the target you

looking for, he said. Its so clear I could see the board I was lookin

at, so it had no effect on me at all.

The Scorpion Championship telecast also included the fourth and fin

PBA League Challenge segment, called the T.O. Challenge. The skil

competition among PBA League franchise players called for each of th

eight bowlers to try to match the exact pinfall of a shot thrown by PB

League owner and long-time NFL all-pro wide receiver Terrell Owen

Owens threw a strike for five of the eight players, but the only player t

match his effort was Australias Jason Belmonte, who won the T.O

Challenge and the overall competition. As the PBA League Challeng

winner, all of the proceeds from an upcoming fund-raising auction wi

be donated to Belmontes designated charity, NBA star and PBA Leagu

owner Chris Pauls CP3 Foundation.

I had the easiest (shot) because all of us who got to shoot at strike

that was the easiest one to try to duplicate, said PBA Hall of Famer an

Dallas Strikers franchise player Norm Duke. Owens struck on his fir

attempt, but Duke failed to match his effort, leaving two pins standing

Owens got a seven-count for Silver Lake Atom Splitters owner Chr

Barnes, and Barnes successfully matched the pin count.

The T.O. Challenge could have been anything, Barnes said. He g

lined up, which gave a few guys a chance to do what they do best, whic

is throw strikes, but only one of them did it. I was lucky to get seven pin

and that gave me a chance.

We were all hoping (Owens) would get a strike, so I was fortunat

that he pulled my name out and he struck, said Belmonte, L.A. X

franchise player. It was just a matter of throwing a good shot and ho

ing all 10 pins fell, and thats exactly what happened. Im glad he pulle

my name out, glad he struck and glad I won everything.


4/8


Rami Ahmed Hit 300

At Majestic LanesHOPELAWN, NJ Rami Ahmed blasted a 300 game

in the Raritan Bay Mens League at Majestic Lanes.Joey Weisenstein shot 256-267-268-791, Danny

Lopez 269-246-217-732, Joe Lampariello 237-247-

247-730, Anthony Colangelo 214-225-265-704, Dave

Elsenberg 206-220-278-704, Ed Hayes, Jr. 224-248-

211-683, and Ralph Trapas 248-254-683.

Ron Pagut 300 at HowellBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - For the fifth time this season another

perfect game was fired in the Howell Lane Hankel

Classic by Ron Pagut who also threw high series of the

night 723.

John Petraglia, Sr. fired a 715 series and Mike

Ormsby 712-279. Joe Polizzi rounded out the 700

series with a 704 and Emerald Platzer rolled high

womens series of 686- 246 just a shade short of back-

to-back 700s. George Lucas tallied a 268 game.

Aches N Pains (High Team Series- 2714, 2nd High

Team Game- 950) maintained their Top of the Heap

position with Howell Lanes roaring into 2nd Place just

3 points back. Freehold Tire had a tough week falling

to 3rd Place staying one point ahead of Team 5 that

shot High Team Game of the night a huge 969.

Masella Construction had 2nd High Series of the night

at 2642.

Match of the week coming up is fourth place-Team

Sorry, Not Sorry against fifth place- Team 5.

Ernie Stone III Rolled 300

At Circle LanesLEDGEWOOD, NJ - Ernie Stone III banged out a 300

game in a 774 set to take high game and set honors inthe Chester Men at Circle Lanes.

Eric Benbrook tossed 269, Michael Lorenzo 267,

Steve Baird bowled a 728 set followed by Allen

Alpaugh with 726, and Ken Scott with a 719.

John Furey 299 at HowellBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - John Furey kept rolling big scores

with a second straight 762 series and a 299 game in the

Wednesday Scratch Classic at Howell Lanes. Mike

Fogarty threw a 726 and Mike Ormsby 720- 273.

Brandon Fenell fired a 714 and Don Farmer had a 269

for the other honor scores of the night.

High womans game went to Jessie Peters 247 and

high womens series to Suzy Bleacher with a 645.

Game Over jumped into 2nd place behind Team 4.

High 3-person team series went to Team 4 with a

2055, and two teams fired over 700 team games Game

Over 736 and Team 7 with a 709.

Karl Kattermann and

13-year-old Matt Russell

Top Youth Travel ActionBy Vincce Albrecht

BOONTON, NJ - In Stan Niemiec Youth Travel

action, Montville junior Karl Kattermann pound-

ed Boontons pins with games of 200-199-232:

631, Peter Hancock added 215-192, Matt ODea

197 and Adam Gelvan 180 as the host quartet

grabbed five of seven points from Fair Lawn in a

tightly contested match, 2956-2903; Karls three-

some, one of four 600s tallied this session,

pushed his average to 200 and earned him co-

bowl er of the week honors. Boon ton neve r had it

easy as a determined Fair Lawn squad stayed in

the match behind Hawthorne first year players

Steve Plaszky 204-201 and Madison Perry 211;

also in the mix was Matt Myers with 190-185.

Sharing bowler of the week accolades with

Kattermann was 13-year-old Matt Russell who

leveled the plastic-sticks with a pair of deuces

[216-230] after opening with 185 to match Karls

631, the afternoons high series. Matt, with help

from Kyle Ladewig 180 and 10-year-old Hammer

Mahoney 177, spirited his Montvale team to a 5-

2 triumph over first place Holiday. The latter pre-

vented a sweep by firing a second game 844

scratch, their best of the season, in edging

Montvale, 980-973; Pompton Lakes players

Frank Magyar [212 avg] and Nick Cilento [206

avg] paced Holiday with Frank firing a triple

deuce [215-206-201] 622 and Nick 232: 611;

Indian Hills sophomore Alex McGuire got into

the act as well, posting a 234: 586 for the league

pacesett ers.

Bowler City III came from behind to surprise

Bowler City I, 2796-2790 behind the fine effortsof Dana Marie Laloo 205, Greg Khan 192-187,

Alijah Jackson 190-177 and Tiffany Sucero 173.

Scoring well for BC I were: Kyle Schellberg 223,

Janina Santoro 198, Vin Santoro 197-190 and

James Kane 183-181.

Lodi engineered its second consecutive sweep

as a result of over-average scores from Avery

Brown 179, 11-year-old Louis Ferrante 174, Nick

Ferrante 171 and Mariah McKelvey 157 as they

shut down Bowler City II, 7-0 to escape the cel-

lar. Brittany Hovan and Dean Edwards both tal-

lied 529 sets for BC II while Alex Vorhees had a

177 and Arielle Wallace 166.


5/8


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Monday LIA: Chris Schnepp 267-688, Shawn

Blessinger 247-690, Lou Collazzo 245, Joanne Perry

228-628, April Fucci 214, Tricia Krac 206.

Monday Charlie Cap Classic: RobertGrammarosso 289, All Day Buccellato 279-741, John

Nelson III 279, Joseph Acerra 279-814, Mike Forman

279, David Cummings 279-743, Frank Montgoris

276, Bill Gillespie Jr. 269-751, Michael Capolongo

268, Domenick Luongo 267, Shawn Green 267,

Anthony DElia 266, Michelle Montgoris 258, Kelly

Sullivan 245, Patti Cacioppo 237, Nadine Williams-

Clory 237.

Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Matt Hammond 258, Mike

Gregorio 245,701.

Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: Pe

Thomasefsky 223-213-620, Bob Haskin 210, Ra

Wilson 202, Richie Coyer 200.

Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Joe Visone 23Joe Hopp 213, Cappy Caporusso 211-614, Jennet

James 207, Sue Brown 206.

Wednesday Early Birds: Addys Reilly 21

Allison Proctor 211.

Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Byron Lamm 25

675, Gordon McDaniel 228, Janet Tasker 201, Jerr

Carlo 629.

Friday Party Mixed: Mike Garrido 246-68

Barry Kadane 242.

SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES

1) All 2013-2014 members who are certified by the USBC

are eligible to bowl in this tournament. No exemptRegional/National Pro Bowlers. All bowlers must present

their USBC membership card upon check-in for payment of

tournament and to receive lane assignments.

2) The Tournament committee will make all decisions and

reserves the right to refuse or reject any entry.

3) This tournament will run in strict accordance with the

rules and by-laws of the USBC.

4) No entry money will be refunded if it is discovered that

an individual has failed to comply with all the rules of the

USBC and the rules of the tournament.

5) If less than 100 entries, prize fund will be reduced

according to the number of entries.

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.

IF THERE IS A SNOWSTORM

PLEASE CALL ONE OF THE CONTACTS ON FRONT OF FLYER OR

CALL STRIKE 10 LANES.

SNOW DATE WILL BE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 2014

PAST WINNERS

2006Shawn (Bad) Brown

2007Joe Stillman

2008Quan Jacobs

2009Bryan Paul2010 & 2011Quan Jacobs

2012Vincent Balisky

2013Jeremy Stevens

On A Roll Bowling ClubTournament Rules

Dave Spano 297-751 at Montvale LanesMONTVALE, NJ - Dave Spano fired 297-199-255 for a 751 series to

lead all scoring in the Thursday Early Bird League at Montvale Lanes.

Other good shooting for the night included Andy Raab 268-699, Chris

Morciglio 238-691, Ken Brown 247-680, Dave Mastropasqua 266-679,Larry Diebner 235-676, Mike Pasch 254-675, Joe Truchan 235-673,

Keith Conti 248-673, and Mike Funtch rolled 266-671.

Rob Roman 769 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ Rob Roman rolled of 267-247-255-769 to

lead in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.

John Barone bowled 287-741, Kevin DeFrancesco 257-729, Peter

Honan 259-723, Ed Bakelaar Sr. 258-713, Carole DeGroot 254-712, Bill

Scrivens 269-696, Rody Kemple 257-688, Tom Schlomann 279-685,

Dennis Scott 252-675, Thuan Nguyen 237-674.


7/8


David Morenberg 809FARMINGDALE, NY David

Morenberg led the scoring in the

Thursday 3-Man League firing

games of 276-278-255 for a high

series of 809.

Joe Caracciolo shot 289-247-

237-773, John Cummings 222-

279-258-759, Matt Dobbins 258-

279-235-772, Edward Brown 278-

213, Damon Brown 278-247-717,

Warren Copperstein 275-228-702,

Michelle Montgoris 269-722, Mac

McNally and Gary LaCara 268.

Joey Kurdziel 769FARMINGDALE, NY Joey

Kurdziel topped the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League

firing games of 247-243-279 for a

high series of 769.George Crenshaw rolled 279-204,

Eddie Allen 279, Ralph Ehrlich

277-227, Eddie ONeill 238-267-

257-762, Danny Schrafel 265-244-

725, and Ronnie Simon 256-214.

Kenny Simon 279FARMINGDALE, NY Kenny

Simon rolled a high game of 279

in the Tuesday Nite Owls League.

Arthur OConnor shot 269-238-

721, Chris Norton 254, Donald

Price and John Curtins 248, Bill

Kremlicka 223-216-247-686.

In the Thursday Goodtimers

League Pete Tonon shot 243, Don

Ciervo 225-223, Dale Alberino

223-222, Ken Tamburrino 214.

Craig Bogart 258FARMINGDALE, NY Craig

Bogart led the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League firing

a high game of 258.

Ramon Carcamo hit 244, Nick

Butera 243-211, Rainer Latteier

237, and Tony Cotter 236.In the Saturday Island Trees

League Tom Pennica shot 248, Joe

Catalno 247-221-212-680, Rob

Johnson 239, and Tony Cintado

and Tony Saracino 206.

Eric Vazquez 254FARMINGDALE, NY Er

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Dawn Cecere shot 246, Mar

Eisenberg 241, Georg

Marrazzo 237-214, Brian Sime

234-232, Mike Ellendorf 22

Dave Green 226-224, and Lest

Tse 225.

Ken Lauri 199FARMINGDALE, NY Ke

Lauri blasted 199, Joe Livolsi 19

Harvey Schermer 190, Eilee

Richter 184, and Fai Livolsi 17

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League.

Leo Marcotte 213

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210, and Ted Wett 180 in th

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICRocco Fortunato 773HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco

Fortunato topped the scoring in

the Middlesex County Classic



Glenn Mohr, Jr. rolled 257-248-

259-764, Ken Horvath 258-245-

231-734, Rico David 234-257-

235-726, Nick Guarneri 256-224-

214-724, Dave Fantl 224-279-

212-715, and Frank Mortensen

237-237-236-710.

Michael Morris 763HOPELAWN, NJ Michael

Morris led the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing games of

248-257-258 for a high series of

763.

John Moffit hit 209, Frank Jordan

206, and Larry Clarke 189.

In the Wednesday Earlybirds

League Sharon Bongik shot 162-

173-165, Edie Cavalho 157-165-

175, and Joan Kelton 151-145-

167.

Willie Zammitto 746HOPELAWN, NJ Willie

Zamitto led the scoring in the

Madison Park Mens League fir-

ing games of 279-216-251 for a

high series of 746.

Michael Dinaburg shot 225-269-

693, Tom Martino, Jr. 243-225-209-

677, Paulo Toy 211-210-231-652,

and Lisa Pallazzola 213-233-639.

Matt Perlman 740HOPELAWN, NJ Matt Perlman

led the scoring in the Iselin AA



Rob Chalfent shot 224-215,

Danny Hunter 210-208, Bob

Fischer 223, Tom Leonard 234,

and Barbara Woitowicz and Bill

Moyers 211.

Rich Choinacki 724HOPELAWN, NJ - Rich

Choinacki led the scoring in the

Raritan Bay Mens League firing


series of 724.

Rich Nicholls shot 255-201-243-

699, Willy Maldonado 248-225-

223-696, Joey Weisensetin 245-

214-227-686, and Matt Malloy

205-236-234-675.

Ryan Friend 713HOPELAWN, NJ Ryan Friend

led the scoring in the Goldstein &

Hanel Doubles League firing


series of 713.

Rusty Thomsen rolled 246-234-

20-689, Jerrold Fredericks 232-

237-659, Bob Caruso 263-638,

and Evan Simon 202-243-638.

Kenny Anderson 698HOPELAWN, NJ Kenny

Anderson led the scoring in the

Friday Nite Mixed League firing


series of 698.

Richard Funk III shot 204-224-

248-676, Dave Rezes 219-238-

625, Kevin Cristi 254-622, and

Mike Bauer 238-227-617.

Jose Medina 697HOPELAWN, NJ Jose Medina

led the scoring in the Garden State

Mixed League firing games of


697.

Richard Bienvenue rolled 241-

247-659, Jose Ruiz 216-237-202-

655, Walter Kronert 204-247-643,

and Rich Nicholls 244-204-641.

Josh Burgos 694HOPELAWN, NJ Josh Burgos

led the scoring in the Academy

Madness League firing games of


694.

Melanee Gross shot 243-206-204-653, John Despiniadis 212-

238-644, Milton Simmons 214-

209-620, Suzan Mcgettigan 236,

Marty Goldfarb 244, and Dan

DeBenedetto 237.

In the Winter Senior Citizen

League Larry Johnson shot 224,

Mary Dislik 190, and Wayne

Michel 171.

James Haaf 254HOPELAWN, NJ In the

Tuesday Night Mixed League

James Haaf shot 254, DJ Petardi

235, Daniel J. Willard 221, and

Gregg Flekker 218.

Dan Swanson hit 115 in the

Sacred Heart Seniors League.

In the Sacred Heart Juniors

League Aaron Murray hit 112.

HACKENSACK, NJ - This sessions tricky lane

conditions proved challenging to most of the Bowler

City Scratch Doubles players, with the exception ofRidgefield Park senior Alex Vorhees. Not fooled by

the pattern, Alex stormed his way to the days best

threesome, a 660, fashioned with 183-245-233; with

a contributing 222 from Bergen Tech sophomore

Anthony Crismale, the duo came away with five of

seven points from the George Held/Devin Puccio

team, 1153-1051. George fired 236, the sessions sec-

ond best single and teammate Devin Puccio, who

came out of the gate with 208, followed it with 188

as they salvaged two points with a second game 424-

392 win.

John Silvestro posted 206: 575 and Kelley Grippo

196: 542 as the pair rolled to a 6-1 victory over

Anthony Rizzos team; Anthonys 219 forged a tie i

game two, earning a point for Rizzo who leads th

league in average with 199.23.In other play, Danny Bivin stroked 225 an

Danielle Quitola 183 in their 5-2 win ov

Alvarez/Vradenberg. Kristen Kane had 211 and Gre

Khan 194 in their sweep of James Kane 206-199 an

Joey Biondi 170. Kyle Schellberg tallied 212: 57

but he and partner Olivia Wank came up short again

a pair of 180s from Brittany Hovan and Ryan Pere

189. Alec Gruttadauria scored 189-186 and teamma

Matt Myers 187 in the teams 5-2 triumph ov

Arielle Wallace 178 and JonMikal Sepero. Samanth

Berger rolled 171 as she and Avery Brown settled f

two points against the vacancy.

Alex Vorhees Paces Youth Scratch DoublesBy Vince Albrecht

january 8 - 14, 2014 sports reporter

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