july 23 - 29, 2014 sports reporter

HOWELL, NJ - Mike Fogarty

ripped a nearly perfect night with an

860 series on games of 263, 297 and

a perfect 300 rolling on lanes 31-32

to lead Team 8 to a 9-0 sweep in the

Wednesday Eastern Classic Scratch

League at Howell Lanes. This 860 is

a Howell Lanes all-time high 3-

game series. Chris Mancilla tossed

a 300 game in his 806 series and

third high series of the night went to

Matt Mitchell with a 753-285.

Jessica Peters led the Bohn Zone

team to a 9-0 sweep with her second

700 series in a month a 705 series

and 277 opening game. Leslie Bohn

packed in a 653 series with a 258

game.

Gene Pukas 300 at Rockaway Lanes

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Carl Clory blasted twelve

in-a-row for a 300 game while contesting in the

Thursday Custom Thumbz Doublez League at

Rockville Centre Lanes. Willie Fessler rolled near

perfect with a 298 game in his 758 series.

Louis DeMartino rolled 267-258-760, Ray Brooks

242-236-270-748, Bob Thorne 257-234-709, Terry

Sussman 258-215-230-703, and Richard Butt 264-

225-700.

Jerry Gioia Hammered 289-772

At Rockville Centre Lanes

LAKE FOREST, Ill., - Brunswick

Corporation has agreed to sell its

Retail Bowling business to

Bowlmor AMF for $270 million,

contingent upon customary clos-

ing procedures.

Brunswick stated that it had found

the Bowlmor AMF offer, which

was unsolicited, to be a unique

opportunity to transfer ownership

of this business at an attractive

valuation. "Brunswick Retail

Bowling has long been a solid

contributor to our Company, and

last year had approximately $187

million in sales. After careful con-

sideration, however, we concluded

that this transaction is in the best

interests of our shareholders and

the Retail Bowling business,"

explained Brunswick Chairman

and Chief Executive Officer

Dustan E. McCoy.

"Finally, due to our exit from the

Retail Bowling business, com-

bined with similar market dynam-

ics, we have retained Lazard to

seek a suitable buyer for our

Bowling Products business,"

McCoy concluded.

Brunswick stated its current plan

assumes that the eventual purchas-

er will retain both the manufactur-

ing operations and the talented

workforce of Bowling Products.

During the sale process, Bowling

Products will maintain ongoing

operations and conduct business-

as-usual, while keeping its

employees, distribution network

and customer base informed of the

sale's progress.

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Carl Clory Slammed a 300 at Rockville Centre Lanes

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY - Jerry

Gioia earned game and series hon-

ors while rolling in the Wednesday

Early Men’s League at Rockville

Centre Lanes when he posted a

near perfect 289 game then added

games of 239 and 244 to finish

with the league leading 772 series.

John Lofaro rolled games of 223-

226-246 for a 695 series.

Brunswick to Sell Retail Bowling

Business to Bowlmor AMF

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Gene Pukas

scored a 300 game on his way to a

743 set rolling in the Summer

Doubles at Rockaway Lanes.

Jimmy Westergaard tossed an

impressive 289 game followed by

Matt Wood with 279, Nick

Westergaard 723, Liesl Apgar 214,

and Dori Tingoli posted a 200

game.

CHERRY HILL, N.J. –

Jay Boyle of Garnet

Valley, Pa., defeated

Sammy Ventura of

Syracuse, N.Y., 237-175,

to win the PBA50 Cecil

Raymond Memorial pre-

sented by Track at

Playdrome Cherry Hill.

The tournament, which

began in 2004, was

renamed this year to

honor its sponsor who

passed away in January.

Raymond was the 2013

recipient of the East

Region’s Pat Patterson

Award for outstanding

contributions to the region.

Boyle, a PBA member for seven

years, took command of the final

game early as Ventura struggled to

find the pocket. Along with his first

PBA Regional title, Boyle earned a

$1,500 first prize. Ventura earned

$975 as the runner-up.

Boyle defeated Scott Santos of

Quakertown, Pa., 227-192, and

Ventura defeated defending cham-

pion Steve Pavlinko of Sewell, N.J.,

192-179, in the semifinal round.

Santos and Pavlinko each earned

$725 as semifinal round losers.

In the Round of 8 where the best

of three games win, losers eliminat-

ed and earned $600 each: Boyle

def. Terry Wiley, Vienna, Va., 2-0;

Ventura def. John Petraglia,

Jackson, N.J., 2-0; Santos def. Lee

Brosius, Ashburn, Va., 2-0;

Pavlinko def. John Conroy,

Mahopac, N.Y., 2-1.

Jay Boyle Earns First Title in the

PBA50 Cecil Raymond MemorialBy Russ Mills - PBA

Mike Fogarty 300-860 Sets Howell Lanes Record

Chris Mancilla Blasted 300-806

LEVITTOWN, NY - Shawn Green blasted 300 game

in his 739 series and Thomas Grunwald hit 300 in a

790 set while competing in the Monday Charlie Capp

Classic League at South Levittown Lanes.

Mike Sodano tossed a 290 en route to a 760 fol-

lowed by Kmar Wilder with 290, Jim Lizzo 279-781,

Robert Exner 279-773, Anthony D’Elia 279, Frank

Montgoris 279, Frank LaBryere 277-729, Frank

Locascio 277-746, Kyle Ludwig 268, Will Watson

267, James Anemone 266-735, Ronald J. Broege 737,

Anthony Silva 725, Nadine Williams-Clory 256, Patti

Cacioppo 247, Janet Flowers 246, Vonetta Jolliffe

245-705.

Shawn Green, Thomas Grunwald 300 at South Levittown

PBA photo

Millie Raymond (Cecil’s widow) and winner

Jay Boyle.

Dennis Decrosta 300

At Majestic LanesHOPELAWN, NJ – Dennis

Decrosta earned top game and set

honors in the His & Hers League

at Majestic Lanes blasting a 300

game in his high series of 664.

Carmine Latin shot 203-234-219-

656, Bonnie Desimone 238-233-

653, Tom Poulos 224-234-619,

Ron Vantine 237, and Don Anione

and Mike Porcellana 227.

Jason Selle 300

At Lodi LanesLODI, NJ - Jason Selle found the

line to hammer out a 300 game to

lead in the Thursday Doubles

League at Lodi Lanes.

Rob Auriemma collected a 279

game followed by Rick Guevarra

with 278, and Linda Rose posted

a 259 game.

2 SPORTS REPORTER July 23 - 29, 2014

RENO, Nev. - Maria

Jose Rodriguez of

Colombia outlasted

two-time United States

Bowling Congress

Queens champion Kelly

Kulick of Union, N.J.,

to win the 2014 event,

presented by Storm, in a

dramatic 190-189 finish

at the National Bowling

Stadium.

Rodriguez, a 25-year-

old right-hander and

former collegiate stand-

out at Maryland Eastern

Shore, missed the 2-4-5-

8 combination in her

final frame, but Kulick

still was forced to throw

a double in order to

become the third player

in history with three

USBC Queens titles.

Kulick hadn't struck

since the fourth frame of

the championship match

and was coming off a 7-

10 split in the ninth

fame. The 37-year-old right-hander, who won the

Queens in 2007 and 2010, left a 10 pin on her first

shot in the 10th frame, handing Rodriguez the title.

"I couldn't believe it," said Rodriguez, who earned

the $20,000 first-place prize and coveted Queens

tiara. "I opened, and I still won. I wanted everything

to be perfect, and it wasn't, but it turned out exactly

how I hoped it would. I am so happy right now."

Rodriguez cruised through match play this week on

the way to a 5-0 record, despite struggling early when

the lanes were freshly oiled. As the top seed for the

stepladder finals, there already had been three match-

es before she took to the championship lanes, so she

was able to get into her comfort zone and play deep-

er on the 39-foot oil pattern.

"I tried to follow the transition while I was practic-

ing and while I was watching on the TV," said

Rodriguez, who helped UMES to three national

championships from 2008-2011. "I knew I would be

able to play my A-game, and that was important. You

never know with Kelly, though. She's a great bowler.

She was having trouble carrying the 10 pin, but it

could've gone either

way at the end."

With the win,

Rodriguez became the

second consecutive for-

eign-born player to

wear the Queens tiara.

Last year, Diana

Zavjalova of Latvia

became the first foreign

player since 1989 to

win.

Kulick, who was

looking to join USBC

Hall of Famers Millie

Ignizio and Wendy

Macpherson as the only

three-time Queens win-

ners, averaged 257 in

her first three matches,

but was unable to strike

in her final six frames.

She also finished sec-

ond at the Queens in

2001 and 2009. This

time, she earned

$10,000 as the runner-

up.

In the semifinal, three

consecutive splits in the first four frames left second-

seeded Tannya Roumimper of Indonesia 55 pins

behind and unable to recover as Kulick cruised to a

248-137 victory.

Kulick advanced to the semifinal with a 268-209

win against Jennifer Higgins of Westerville, Ohio.

Kulick started the match with seven consecutive

strikes before a 2 pin ended her run and her shot at an

additional $10,000 from Storm Bowling Products.

Higgins struggled with carry throughout the game

and finished fourth for the second year in a row.

In the day's opening match, Kulick and Missy

Parkin of Laguna Hills, Calif., were even halfway

through the game, but Kulick pulled away, posting

strikes in seven of the first eight frames on the way to

a 255-220 win over the 2011 Queens champion.

The Queens is open to all female USBC members,

and this year's event featured 178 players from 11

countries, vying for the major title and top prize from

the more than $91,000 prize fund, which included a

$20,000 contribution by presenting sponsor Storm.

Tom Martino, proprietor of

Majestic Lanes in Hopelawn,

became president of the Bowling

Proprietors

Association

of America

(BPAA) on

T h u r s d a y,

June 26,

during the

Bowl Expo

held in

O r l a n d o ,

FL. Martino

a s s u m e d

that role as

his term of

p r e s i d e n t -

elect ended.

The BPAA,

h e a d q u a r -

tered in

Ar l ington ,

TX, has close to 3,400 member

bowling centers.

Martino has been in the bowl-

ing business for 41 years, the last

23 at Majestic Lanes. He previ-

ously owned Stelton Lanes in

Piscataway and Hill Lanes in Old

Bridge.

He has been extremely active in

the bowling associations on a

local and national level, including

serving six one-year terms as

BPAA treasurer. Martino has a

B.A. in Accounting from St.

P e t e r ’ s

College in

Jersey City,

NJ.

“I am excit-

ed to become

B P A A ' s

p r e s i d e n t

and I am

focusing on

BPAA's mis-

sion state-

ment which

is to increase

the prof-

itability of

all of our

members,”

M a r t i n o

said.

“My goal is to drive more cus-

tomers into bowling centers so we

can increase our number of partici-

pant's visits and introduce them to

the many different structured prod-

ucts we offer,” he added.

Martino and his wife of 43

years, Charlene, live in

Morganville, NJ, they have four

children and four grandchildren.

Tom Martino is President of the

Bowling Proprietors Association By Stacy Karten

BPAA photo

Tom Martino

Maria Jose Rodriguez Wins 2014 USBC QueensBy Matt Cannizzaro - USBC

USBC photo

Maria Jose Rodriguez

Maybe it’s not always about trying to fix something broken.

Maybe it’s about starting over and creating something better.

July 23 - 29, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER 3

"I have not failed, I've just found ten thousand ways that won't work."

- Thomas Edison

AT WALLINGTON LANES By Gloria Volpe

Federal ReserveEdward Perez had the high game again this week with his 229, Angelo

Parker hit 214, Craig Stilley 211, Stewart William 203.

Gloria’s Anyway Doubles A big congratulations to Bob Csigi for his high game of 290 with 11 in

a row, Chris Montagna was on fire tossing 288, 255, Jeremy Weiss hit

286, Joe Leardo Sr. had a great night with his 279, 253, 248, Rich Graf

278, Gabe Piomelli 276, Douglas Boyce 267 along with Al Luzzi, and

Chuck Ontal 257 with Mike Barone, while Mike Roman and Thomas

Plaza both hit 249.

Monday DoublesLou D’Ademo had a great night with his 263, 226, 689, Chris Vital 254,

233, Mike Roman 246, Rick Smith 238, Charles Petros 236, Frank Vital

235, Robert Hymowitz 231, Chris Perez 228,

Will Henkelman 226, 222.

RENO, Nev. - United States

Bowling Congress Hall of Famer

Robin Romeo of Newhall, Calif.,

made her way through the

stepladder finals to capture the

coveted tiara at the 2014 USBC

Senior Queens presented by

Storm.

The 57-year-old right-hander

defeated fellow hall of famer and

top seed Tish Johnson of

Colorado Springs, Colo., 241-

188, to take home the $3,500 top

prize at the National Bowling

Stadium. It was her first victory in

more than 30 years of USBC

Queens and Senior Queens com-

petition.

Romeo opened Thursday's stepladder finals with a

217-191 victory over USBC Hall of Famer and

defending champion Lucy Sandelin of Tampa, Fla.

She then bested 2011 Senior Queens champion Paula

Vidad of Sun City, Calif., 234-191, to set up the meet-

ing with Johnson, who was the No. 1 seed for the sec-

ond consecutive year.

"I knew I had a pretty good shot and was comfort-

able with where I was playing," said Romeo, who fin-

ished third at the 1980 Queens. "Sometimes, when

you have to win a few matches to make it to the title

match, you have to treat each match separate. Once I

got through the first one, I calmed down and felt pret-

ty good after that."

The final match was tightly-contested until the sev-

enth frame, when Johnson left the 4-6-10 split and

was unable to convert it. As she stepped up for her

final frame, Johnson still had the chance to put pres-

sure on Romeo, but a 7-10 split gave Romeo the win

and Johnson her second runner-up finish in her three

Senior Queens appearances. Johnson earned $2,000

for the effort.

"I knew Tish was going to give it her all in the ninth

and 10th frames," said Romeo, who won the 2012

Bowling's U.S. Senior Women's Open, also at the

NBS. "I was prepared to have to strike out to win. It

was a very emotional moment. I've been bowling for

a long time, and there are certain titles you really

work hard for. It's pretty awesome,

and it makes me feel good."

Romeo nearly didn't participate

in the Senior Queens after having

surgery on her left thumb, but she

was able to start practicing at the

beginning of June. Prior to the

Senior Queens, she stopped at the

nearby Reno-Sparks Convention

Center to compete at the 2014

USBC Women's Championships

and teamed with fellow hall of

famer Jeanne Naccarato of

Tacoma, Wash., to take the lead in

Division 1 Doubles.

"I had surgery on my left thumb,

and it was a six-month recovery,"

Romeo said. "Even though it's my

left hand, I wasn't able to hold the ball because it had-

n't healed. I only had a couple of weeks to practice

and was planning on going home after Nationals, but

I felt good and was bowling well, and everyone back

home told me to stay and bowl."

The 2014 Senior Queens featured 56 of the top

female USBC members age 50 and older competing

for a chance at part of the $21,000 prize fund, which

included a $5,000 contribution by presenting sponsor

Storm. All competitors bowled 15 qualifying games

over three days before the field was cut to the top 16

for match play.

The stepladders finals were broadcast live on

BowlTV.

The Senior Queens marks the second stop of the

Senior Women's Triple Crown Series presented by

The Orleans. The Triple Crown Series is a special

competition for bowlers who compete in the Senior

Queens, National Golden Ladies Classic and

Bowling's U.S. Senior Women's Open.

The top 10 players in the Triple Crown standings,

which combines qualifying totals from all three

events, will take part in the Triple Crown Shoot-Out

presented by The Orleans.

The Triple Crown Shoot-Out will be held after the

U.S. Senior Women's Open qualifying rounds July 24

at The Cherry Bowl in Rockford, Ill.

Robin Romeo is Senior QueenBy Matt Cannizzaro - USBC

LOS ANGELES – PBA Hall of

Famer Pete Weber of St. Ann,

Mo., won his fourth Best

Bowler ESPY Award during the

22nd annual ESPY Awards cere-

mony at the Nokia Theater in

downtown Los Angeles.

Weber was the leading vote-

getter among Best Bowler can-

didates Jason Belmonte, Wes

Malott and Sean Rash, who

attended the event with his wife

Sara and father Gene Rash.

ESPN awards for a variety of

sports categories and special

moments are determined by fan

voting on espn.com.

Weber, who previously won

the Best Bowler ESPY in 2002,

2004 and 2013, won after completing the PBA’s Triple Crown for a

second time, winning the USBC Senior Masters title – a PBA50

Tour major – and earning PBA50 Rookie of the Year honors.

“It’s not necessarily based on whoever did the best bowling

because Belmo should have won, hands down,” Weber said, “But

that just goes to show I have more fans around the world than he

does.

“That said, it’s absolutely a nice thing,” he added. “I’m honored,

I’m humbled, I’m grateful, all of the above. It’s neat to see I actual-

ly do have that many fans.”

Pete Weber Wins Fourth

“Best Bowler” ESPY AwardBy Bill Vint - PBA

USBC photo

Robin Romeo

PBA photo

Pete Weber

HOWELL, NJ - Robert Taylor,

Ballbusters, threw a fantastic

278 for high game and 3rd high

series 677 in the Mixed Nuts

League at Howell Lanes.

Marty Gollinge had the high

series of the night with a 701 fol-

lowed by Frank Vitarelle with a

696 series and 3rd high game

267. For 2nd high game, Tony

Tesorio of The Kings blew the

pins away with a 268.

For the women, Crystal

Mancilla had high series 616 and

3rdd high game 218, Kevin

LaGravenis had high game 226

and 2nd high series 593, Jackie

Shelbrick took 2nd high game

224 and 3rd high series 581.

Robert Taylor 278 at Howell LanesBy John Jennings


Mike Chookasezian 783ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Mike

Chookasezian topped the scoring

in the Kings Trios League blasting

games of 245-279-259 for a high

series of 783.

Chris Cypress rolled 277-226-

258-761, Steve Friedman 275-

249-748, Glenn Smith 234-2426-

256-736, Willie Fessler 289-735,

and Dominick Turilli 237-727.

Pat Zenker 739ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Pat

Zenker led the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Mixed League

firing games of 269-258 for a high

series of 739.

Joseph Kurdziel, Jr. rolled 246-

237-237-720, Arthur O’Connor

237-237-227-701, John Maglio

249-230-673, and Larry Triolo

268-233-672.

William Collier 733ROCKVILLE CTR, NY –

William Collier topped the scoring

in the Summer Senior Birds

League firing games of 224-249-

261 for a high series of 733.

Jerry George shot 247-246-236-

729, Charles Johnson 278-224-

673, Ed Frontera 238, and Lorne

Canton 233.

Michael Fisch 712ROCKVILLE CTR, NY –

Michael Fisch led the scoring in

the Thursday Mixed League firing

a 254 game for a high series of

712.

Joseph Jhingree shot 206-247-

202-655, Jennifer Yerkes 243-

234-654, Chuck Maricano 256,

and Bill Koste 246.

Steve Friedman 692ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Steve

Friedman took the spotlight

rolling games of 239, 226, and 227

for a 692 set and Mel Brown

tossed a 205 in the Adult/Youth

Scholarship League.

Richie Porcella 683ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Richie

Porcella led the scoring in the

Nostalgia Mixed League firing

games of 266-222 for a high series

of 683.

Gregory Frank shot 235, Kevin

Gracy 216, Jay Beller and Ed

Graeff 212, and Tom Wallace 208.

Rennie Gardner 680ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Rennie

Gardner led the scoring in the

Tuesday Adult/Junior League fir-

ing games of 238-226-216 for a

high series of 680.

Darrell Swift shot 221-246-201-

668, Willie Fessler 236, Peter

Morreale 235-631, and John Balbi

224.

In the Saturday Temple Avodah

League Scot Mackoff took the

lead when he shot a 235 game,

Brad Ellman hit 224, Stuart Blau

214-212, and Andy Eisner 205-

205.

Steve Frey 678ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Steve

Frey led the scoring in the Thu. El-

Cheapo League firing games of

233-230-215 for a high series of

678.

Jon Martinez rolled 235, Michael

Desmond 232, Vinny Spano 225,

John Moran 214, and Donna

Milceltic 213.

Xavier Alexander 676ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Xavier

Alexander topped the scoring in

the Adult/Youth Scholarship

League firing games of 258-254

for a high series of 676.

Nick Lastella hit 223, Justin

Stanziola 207-215-213-635, Evan

Rudolfsky 213, and Dean Tischer

209.

Carlos Torres 675ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Carlos

Torres led the scoring in the

Custom Thumbz Plastic Ball

League firing games of 269-202-

224 for a high series of 675.

Glenn Smith shot 258-237-671,

Bill Latham 265-616, Joe

Conigliaro 246, and Max Urena

239.

In the Saturday Scholarship

League Paul Douglas rolled 222,

Tarik Zephrine 221-208,

Alexander Vilardi 221-207,

Christopher Johnson 217, Jair

Brooks-Davis 215, Brandon Ellis

211, and Alexander Shear 209.

Chris Johnson 258ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – In the

Wednesday Adult/Youth

Scholarship League Chris Johnson

rolled 258, Evan Rudolfsky 215,

Nick Lastella 214, Dean Tischer

200, Chris Andreo 192, and

Ashley Carter 178.

Richie McCarthy 237ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Richie

McCarthy rolled 237, Nick Graci

233, Ed Graeff 221-322, Terry

McCarthy 215, and Jey Beller 213

in the Nostalgia Mixed League.

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HOWELL, NJ - Mike Ormsby started hot in the Hankel League at

Howell Lanes with a pair of 279games on his way to a 752 series but

the high series belonged to Mike Stevens with a 762 on games of 268-

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BOHN, DUKE, BARNES POISED TO MOVE UP

ON PBA TV APPEARANCES LISTIt’ll be a long time before any player challenges Walter Ray Williams

Jr.’s record for the most PBA Tour television appearances, but three

players are in position to improve their positions among the all-time

leaders.

Williams, who dominates the PBA record book in a number of cate-

gories, holds the all-time TV appearance record with 174 appearances in

PBA Tour events. He has a 40-telecast lead over runner-up Pete Weber,

who has appeared on 134 TV shows. The late Earl Anthony is third with

114.

Parker Bohn III and Norm Duke both have a chance to catch Anthony.

Bohn currently has 112 appearances and Duke is fifth with 109.

Marshall Holman is the only other player with 100 or more appearances,

sitting in sixth with 105.

Rounding out the top 10 are Amleto Monacelli with 95 TV shows,

Mark Roth with 93, Mike Aulby with 88 and Brian Voss with 83. Chris

Barnes, with 82, needs one more show to tie Voss for 10th place. The list

includes only television shows in which PBA Tour singles titles were

awarded. PBA doubles, PBA50 and special events such as PBA League,

King of the Swing, World Bowling Tour, etc., don’t count as official

PBA Tour television appearances.

Monday Seniors: Richie Coyer 255, Ray Wilson 242, Bob Haskin 237-212-648, Michael Sala 232-204,

Bernie Goldstein 223, Tom Fahey 205, Laura Panaro 200.

Monday LIA: Ed Werbeck 279-247-725, Kenny Daughn 267-255-727, Steve Koopmann 257, Lorraine

Morante 258-246, April Fucci 235, Patty Werbeck 223, Laura Hines 218, Joanne Perry 216.

Monday Charlie Cap Classic: Frank LaBryere 299-790, Jospeh Acerra 299-757, Robert Grammarosso

289-803, Michael Capolongo 279-772, Allan Gross 279, Bruce Bernstein 279, Kenny Sanders 279, Richard

Glinnen 279, Paul Baumann 278, Mike Forman 278-776, Russell Cohen 275, Anthony D’Elia 275-797,

Steve Kolodny 763, Larry Straus 757, Cristina Reale 259, Lorraine Morante 258-708, Janet Flowers 251,

Nadine Williams-Clory 248.

Tuesday Early Birds: Karen Bernardo 247-219-650, Jenn D’Lorio 238, Diane Parziale 223, Anne Zajack

212, Avie Deluca 208, Lisa Simon 202, Corinne Stanton 200.

Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Vinny Leone 274-717, Jeff Miller 266, John Gannon 248, Mike Gregorio 246-720,

Dan Hastings 239.

Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: Bob Haskin 251-206-609, Charlie Stumpf 236-626, Mike Damato

216, Jack Mateer 207, Gene Gould 205.

Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Joe Visone 225, Cappy Caporusso 219-626, Marylou Hopp 202.

Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Lou Daguanno 244, Byron Lamm 239, Jon Crawford 235.

Thursday Hits and Misses: Dennis Driscoll 266, Ralph Yandoli 256-239-721, Jim Fenimore 246, Irv Freed

238.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES

SOUTH LEVITTOWN LEADERS

Leon Kessee 729FARMINGDALE, NY – Leon Kessee topped the

scoring in the Monday Summer Trios League firing

games of 279-224-226 for a high series of 729.

Kerrick Jones rolled 268-235-717, Michael Walsh

218-224-234-676, Sal Alberino 243-227-674, and

Morris Jackson 258-210-646.

Brian Beale 717FARMINGDALE, NY – Brian Beale topped the scor-

ing in the Tuesday Party League firing games of 211-

248-258 for a high series of 717.

Roger Herscher rolled 265-246-696, Vernon Brown

223-227-244-694, Paul Constantinopoli 246-223-

206-675, and Kenny Simon 215-222-223-660.

Ed Mencarelli 688FARMINGDALE, NY – Ed Mencarelli topped the

scoring in the Wednesday Adult/Junior League firing

games of 226-245-217 for a high series of 688.

Joe Migliano rolled 201-246-222-669, Bob Delisi

235, Ramon Carcamo 223, and Maria Tamburino

210.

In the Wednesday Friends League Rob Grieb rolled

232, Mike Petroff 226-204, and Cheryl Bove 219.

Adam Chase 265FARMINGDALE, NY - Adam Chase led the scoring

in the Tuesday Pro Shot League firing a high game of

265.

Marc Bieler rolled 211, Sean Mott 206, and Joe

Costanzo 204.

Angie Napolitano shot 180, Gloria Cohen 178, Edna

Noonan, Cathy Caputo 169, and Frank Napolitano

165 in the Monday Summer Seniors League.

In the Friday Seniors League Sophie Laccone shot

181, George DiSalvo 158, Joan Heley 157, Marci

Hunt 156, and Leo Richter 150.

Nick Mencarelli 675FARMINGDALE, NY – Nick Mencarelli rolled 223-

219-233-675, Maria Lucente 228, Nick Aron

Lampert 214, and Joey Migliano 213 in the

Wednesday Adult/Junior League.

In the Bowlympics Duos League Ryan Winston shot

235, Sal Yannacone 224, Max Garrido 212, Brian

Becktold 211, and Rich Valentine and Jenna Liguori

210.

In the Junior Pro Shot League Brandon Soedarmasto

shot 210, Nicholas Ng 204, and Courtney McGinn

203.

JUNIOR TEAM USA SQUADBy Lucas Wiseman - USBCARLINGTON, Texas - The roster for Junior Team USA at the upcom-

ing World Bowling Youth Championships has been set and bowling fans

will be able to watch the competition live on BowlTV.

The World Youth Championships will take place in Hong Kong from

Aug. 8-15 and all rounds of the competition will be broadcast live on

BOWL.com's BowlTV.

The United States' boys roster includes Wesley Low of Palmdale,

Calif., Greg Young of Viera, Fla., Kamron Doyle of Brentwood, Tenn.,

and Matt Farber of Plainview, N.Y.

On the girls side, Junior Team USA will be represented by Liz Kuhlkin

of Rotterdam, N.Y., Stephanie Schwartz of Racine, Wis., Mary Wells of

Westerville, Ohio, and Sarah Lokker of New Baltimore, Mich.

The World Youth Championships features singles, doubles, team, all-

events and match-play Masters.

The United States Bowling Congress is working in cooperation with

the host federation, the Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress, to pro-

vide live streaming on BowlTV that will feature all countries.

The United States lineup for the Lee Evans Tournament of the

Americas that will take place in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., from July 27-

Aug. 1 has also been determined.

Team USA will be represented by Holly Harris of Long Prairie, Minn.,

Brittni Hamilton of Webster, N.Y., Rob Gotchall of Lincoln, Neb., and

AJ Johnson of Oswego, Ill.

Representing Junior Team USA will be Breanna Clemmer of Clover,

S.C., Julia Bond of Aurora, Ill., Ronnie Fujita of El Sobrante, Calif., and

Andrew Anderson of Holly, Mich.

In the U15 division, the United States will be represented by Leah

Glazer of Henderson, Nev., Ashley Channell of Morris Chapel, Tenn.,

Sean Wilcox of Altamonte Springs, Fla., and Cortez Schenck of

Phoenix.

The Team USA program has also selected the players who will repre-

sent the United States at the Pan American Olympic Festival in Puebla,

Mexico, from July 17-20.

Lokker and Kayla Johnson of Washington, Ill., will represent the

women, while Mike Fagan of Dallas and Nathan Bohr of Austin, Texas,

will represent the men. AJ Johnson will be the men's alternate player.


GG OO BB OO WW LL

Thursday No-Tap:

Chris Morris, Chris Weier, Ken

Foote, Ed Galuska, Jimmy

Westergaard and Ray Smith all had

300 No-Tap games.

Nidia Haneveld rolled 266-703,

Susan Weir 263-737, Tami Mehesy

251-662, Kathy Rhode 225, and

Lee Ann Mackin 223.

Summer Doubles:

Joseph Kleczynski 280-699,

Jimmy Westergaard 279, Steven

Haneveld 279-707, Gary Malone

739, Dori Tingoli 225-543, Liesl

Apgar 235-621.

Fox Hills Seniors - Summer:

Bill Verderber 233-585, Raymond

Bsarany 193-501, Barry Webb 192-

524, Johanna Hofgesang 151-424,

Bernadette Memolo 144-399,

Lorraine Dacko 142-384.

PBA Experience Summer:

Joseph Kleczynski 266-633,

Kevin Michalski 234-594, Edward

Lynch 208, Steven Salsberg 208,

Tim Panek 566, Alison Gomer 162-

429.

Monday Adult Junior:

Adults - Jim Testa 269-741, Rich

Damiano 201-536, Jennifer Ireton

197-458, Barbara Ustupski 167-

479.

Juniors - Shaun Ireton 130-364,

Tommy Damiano 120-309, Syndey

Ireton 199-542, Madison Ustupski

160-466, Haley Testa 100-243.

Monday 12x2 Have a Ball:

Steve Rainer 213-545, Manuel

Matias 208-612, Mark Bradley

199, Brian Theriault 534, Sarah

Lasica 223-531, Jacqueline

Theriault 192-509, Kathy Bradley

185-487.

Wednesday Early Birds:

Joe Bawiec Jr. 269, Chris

Malmstone 249, Steven Heneveld

248-696, Bill Coleman 244, Lynne

Coleman 232-631, Kara Cook 228-

581, Sue Marrero 202-528.

Ben Geffken 290-780MADISON, NJ – Ben Geffken topped the scoring in the Pat Martinelli

Summer Trio League firing a high game of 290 en route to the session

high series of 780.

Mike Yoboud shot 267-735, and Brett Shapiro 269-723, Joe Mogelsky

rolled a 233 game Robert Bednarik 215, and Richard Hufnagle 201.

Zachary Inder rolled 163, Alex Berg 160, and Damian Nieves 125 in

the Bantam Prep Breakfast Club League.

Vinnie Pagnotta 753MADISON, NJ – Vinnie Pagnotta led the scoring in the CMIL League

firing a high game of 279 and a high series of 753.

Emily Riley rolled 202.

Dave Hanft 738MADISON, NJ – Dave Hanft topped the scoring in the Tuesday 400

Doubles League firing a high game of 279 and a high series of 738.

Jimmy Granato and Jim Pridham shot 277, and Donny Prisco 715.

Dave Hanft 631MADISON, NJ – Dave Hanft rolled 631, Joseph Mazzarese 239-623,

and Reggie Lapptey 231-618 in the Tuesday 400 Doubles League.

Liz Viola 234MADISON, NJ – Liz Viola rolled a high game of 234 in the Tuesday

400 Doubles Summer League.

David Hanft shot 232, Al Alberti 220, Nicole Sama 211, and Thomas

Litland 203.

Robert Bednarik 659MADISON, NJ - - Robert Bednarik led the scoring in the Junior/Major

Breakfast Club League firing a high game of 235 and a high series of

659.

Mike Neiman rolled 193, Michael Lin 181, Larren Potech 178, Ashley

Smith 176, and Emma Stiner 170.

In another session Joe Mazzarese shot 235, Liz Viola 194, Nicole Sama

192, and Thomas Litland 189.

Mike Neiman 204MADISON, NJ – Mike Neiman rolled 204, Joe Mogelesky 197, Ava

Hanlein 170, and Chris Moran 168 in the Junior/Major Breakfast Club

League.

In the Bantam-Prep Breakfast Club League Damien Nicues rolled and

Alex Berg rolled 168, Zachary Linder 157, and Samantha Glunk 145.

In another session Zachary Linder rolled 188, Samantha Glunk 176,

Alex Berg 148, and Rachel Rieger 139.

Patty Hanlein 237MADISON, NJ – In the Tuesday 400 Doubles Summer League Patty

Hanlein shot 237, David Hanft 216, Al Alberti 190, Nicole Sclma 188,

and Liz Viola 176.

Michael Neiman 221MADISON, NJ – Michael Neiman rolled 221, Lauren Potechin 201,

Ivan Weinberg 198, Michael Liu 197, and Samantha Glunk 167 in the

Diggers Big Dbls League.

Mike Piccola hit 129, Amanda Granata 116, and Mason Tertantino 100

in the Diggers Little Doubles League.

ROCKAWAY LANES ROLLERSPIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

Mike Joyce 767STATEN ISLAND, NY – Mike

Joyce topped the scoring in the

Junior Scholarship Doubles

League blasting games of 257-256

for a high series of 767.

Kevin Buono shot 277-256-234-

703, Daniel Costantine 216-278-

205-699, Casey Sparacio 254-

221-655, and Matt Covias 243-

645.

Sal Puma 749HOPELAWN, NJ – Sal Puma

topped the scoring in the Rab’s

Senior Men’s League firing games

of 279-278 for a high series of

749.

Frank Polizzo shot 246-279-728,

Joe Albanese 236-215-237-688,

Tom Mannino 224-247-684, and

Al Felline 247-214-215-676.

Dennis Scire 741STATEN ISLAND, NY – Dennis

Scire led the Rab Wilkinson

Memorial League firing games of

279-250 for a high series of 741.

Carl Peterson shot 243-244-708,

Frank Polizzi 257-699, Bill

Slattery 257-696, Jeff Scire 244-

691, and Ray Larsen, Sr. 246-695.

Kevin Buono 688STATEN ISLAND, NY – Kevin

Buono rolled 203-266-219-688,

Ken Soto 240-680, and Daniel

Costantino 236-212 in the

Adult/Child League.

Jay Todaro 678STATEN ISLAND, NY – In the

Cartel Electric Fun League Jay

Todaro rolled 259-678, and Phil

Karg 666.

Joanne Soto 653STATEN ISLAND, NY – Joanne

Soto rolled 204-256-653, Laurie

Lenzo 200-219-605, and Michele

Spaan 210 in the Tuesday

Earlybirds League.

Elisa Crocco shot 216, Nina

Attanasio 215, Liz Scaparro 211,

and Jeannette Wilkinson 210 in

the Colonial Funeral Home

League.

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Harold Zayas 812HOPELAWN, NJ – Harold Zayas was lead

man rolling in the Middlesex County

Classic League pitching games of 288-289-

235 for the session high series of 812.

Joe Plescia shot 236-279-237-752, Ken

Nagy 222-267-256-745, Eric Velazquez

233-246-260-739, Najee Mayers 298-215-

222-735, Gordy Coletti 236-227-269-732,

Rocco Fortunato 233-246-248-727.

Bob Caruso 761HOPELAWN, NJ – Bob Caruso led the

scoring in the Goldstein & Hanel Doubles

League rolling games of 244-279 for a high

series of 761.

Rusty Thomsen shot 259-244-685, Lou

Gaudio, Jr. 225-210-239-674, and Casey

Creutz 248-213-200-653.

Barry Bailey 752HOPELAWN, NJ – Barry Bailey led the

scoring in the Garden State Mixed League

firing games of 279-227-246 for a high

series of 752.

Michael Ramer shot 277-201-214-692,

Dorien Soto 214-224-220-658, and Bill

Slattery 215-279-652.

Andrew Smith 750HOPELAWN, NJ – Andrew Smith was lead

man rolling in the Thursday Nite Mixed

bowling 277-258-215 for a high 750.

Kyle Jannuzzi hit 235-241-248-724, Jim

Macbride 236-226-660, and Gis Quinn 235.

In the Merck League Pete Zafian shot 222-

221-638, Robert Parker 224-208-631, and

Tom Vickery 226-200-203-629.

Richard Rowley 728HOPELAWN, NJ – Richard Rowley topped

the scoring in the Garden State Mixed

League firing games of 225-258-245 for a

high series of 728.

Jose Medina rolled 221-226-258-705,

Michael Ramer 268-212-671, and Barry

Bailey 205-278-654.

Steve Venito 721HOPELAWN, NJ – Steve Venito topped the

scoring in the Family League firing games

of 245-277 for a high series of 721.

Tom Martino, Jr. rolled 265-205-240-710,

Rocco Fortunato 213-279-210-702, Bob

Nebus 220-248-667, Paul Kopko 266-628,

Thomas Kopko 244-602, and Susan

Bobrowski 200-224.

Eric Oppenheimer 714HOPELAWN, NJ – Eric Oppenheimer led

the Madison Park Men’s League firing

games of 288-258 for a high series of 714.

Jeff Scire rolled 214-221-258-693,

Michael Consiglio 230-257-678, Joey

Weisenstein 266-204-666, and Tom

Martino, Jr. 237-233-664.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts Mike P.

Kennelly rolled 235-209-611, Kevin Kennelly

225-211, Rolando Vazquez 215, and Jeany

Kubinak and Don M. Hellhake 212.

In another session John Syslo shot 204-

233-629, K.C. Carbonilas 224-216-616, and

Don E. Hellhake 209-211-611.

Michael Morris 700HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael Morris led the

scoring in the NJ Turnpike League firing


Larry Clarke shot 212-221-237-670,

Ceferino Rivera 236, and Joyce Ellison 212.

In another session Michael Morris shot

215-205-604, and John Moffit 215.

Bob Joseph 689HOPELAWN, NJ – Bob Joseph topped the

scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League


series of 689.

Mike Rodriguez shot 258-234-684, Brian

Vicidomini 216-214-237-667, and Paul

Harney 246-242-664.

Mark Makwinski 684HOPELAWN, NJ – In the K of C League

Mark Makwinski shot 232-255-684, Bill

Larsen 247-230-658, Nick Simone 222-

236-653, and Cid Stentella 241-216-640.

In another session Nick Simone shot 203-

256-224-683, Al D’Alessandro 220-248-

635, and Cid Stentella 215-232-630.

Rich Governale 683HOPELAWN, NJ – Rich Governale led the

scoring in the La Buona Pizza League firing


Brian Petretta shot 248-229-651, Bob

Stevens 216-235-644, and John Baginsky

248-200-639.

In the Winter Senior Citizens League Rich

Rowley shot 235-226-619, Jerry Petti 213-

212, and Dave Brockman 179.

William Mezier III 674HOPELAWN, NJ – William Mezier III led

the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League


series of 674.

Paul Harney rolled 268-654, Anthony

Vicidomini 223-214-634, and Joe Defini

225.

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