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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Don Railey blasted a 300 game in

the Bown N’ Cruise League at

Rockville Centre Lanes.

Pat Zenker rolled 255-268-289-

812, Steven Paitucci 258-213-

214-685, Mark Walton 258-257-

671, Jay Beller 267-631, and Alex

Hay 247-209-616.

By Bill Vint - PBA LAS VEGAS – Brandon

Soedarmasto of Levittown, N.Y.,

and Brigitte Jacobs of Freeport, Ill.,

captured the boys’ and girls’ titles in

the Teen Masters Championships at

South Point Bowling Plaza, each

earning $7,500 scholarships.

Soedarmasto and Jacobs also

earned berths in the Teen Masters

Grand Championship match that

will be contested as part of the

Professional Bowlers Association’s

PBA Challenge Finals during

GEICO PBA World Series of

Bowling VII at the National

Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev.

The PBA Challenge Finals also

will include PBA50 Tour, PBA

Regional and PWBA-PBA

Women’s Regional Challenge

matches. The finals will be held on

Dec. 19 and will air on ESPN in

early 2016.

Soedarmasto, 17, took the lead in

the second round of qualifying and

never looked back, averaging

231.52 for 42 games while winning

13 of his 18 match games for a

10,114 pinfall total, and a 165-pin

margin of victory over Trey Brand

of Battlefield, Mo. Brand, a 13-

year-old two-handed player, also

won the boys’ 14-and-under title.

Pablo Cerda of Sunrise, Fla., fin-

ished third with 9,904 pins, 45

behind Brand.

New York’s Brandon Soedarmasto,

Illinois’ Brigitte Jacobs Win Teen Masters Titles

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Joe

Carlo blasted a 300 game for a 704

series in the Friday Nite Mixed

Quartets League at Rab’s Country

Lanes.

Ken Soto shot 245-256-704, Larry

Sullivan 244-683, Tom Farina 679,

and John Saker 255-662.

Pat Zenker 300 at Rockville Centre

Joe Carlo 300 at Rab’s Country Lanes

LODI, NJ – Sharing the spotlight

were Manny Gonzales and Mandy

Miranda when each of them post-

ed a 300 game while rolling in the

Thursday Doubles League at Lodi

Lanes.

Edward Mata fired a 280, Kevin

Curran 277, Jose Guzman 275,

Hugh Garrity 265, Justin Sloan

267, Kathleen Weissman 264,

Doug Mc Farlane Sr. 254, Doug

McFarlane Jr. 267, Flor Mangasi

257, Tad Jones 256, Jake Romba

246, Rey Cruz 247, Mike Brenner

Jr. 243, Rob Auriemma 242 and

Dennis Hill 242.

Manny Gonzales, Mandy Miranda

Hit 300 at Lodi Lanes

Don Railey 300 at Rockville Centre

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Pat

Zenker blasted a 300 game along

with a 222 for a 729 series in the

Bown N’Cruise League at

Rockville Centre Lanes.

Chris Lechesse shot 257-749, John

LaBau 242-214-660, Kevin Rall

266-646, and Gregory Frank 241.

TOKYO – Finland’s Osku Palermaa and Singapore’s Joey

Yeo won the men’s and women’s singles titles in the inau-

gural Bowling World Open. Each earned an $81,000 first

prize in the showcase event contested in a six-lane bowling

arena inside Makuhari-Messe Convention Center in subur-

ban Tokyo. The finals were nationally-televised in Japan.

Palermaa, a 31-year-old two-handed player, earned his

fifth Professional Bowlers Association title with a 248-224

victory over home-country favorite Isao Yamamoto, a Japan

PBA member. Palermaa started the match with seven strikes

on his first eight shots to take an insurmountable lead.

Palermaa earned his berth in the championship match by

out-striking Bill O’Neill of Langhorne, Pa., 266-255, in the

semifinal round while Yamamoto eliminated men’s top

qualifier Dom Barrett of England, 256-224.

Yeo used a string of five strikes to overcome a pair of

early splits on her way to a thrilling 207-204 victory over

top-qualifier Birgit Poppler of Germany in the women’s

final. Poppler bowled a clean game, but had only one dou-

ble after running away with a 258-224 victory over

American star Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., in her semifinal

match. Yeo ousted Venezuela’s Karen Marcano in the other

semifinal match.

The Bowling World Open was conducted by World

Bowling, the international governing body for tenpin bowl-

ing, and supported by the Japan Bowling Congress,

National Bowling Federation of Japan, the PBA and other

bowling interests around the world in support of World

Bowling’s bid to include bowling in the 2020 Tokyo

Olympic Games. Bowling is one of eight sports in con-

tention for possible inclusion in the 2020 Summer

Olympics.

A major championship on the PBA International-World

Bowling Tour, the Bowling World Open began with a field

of 567 bowlers from 52 countries.

MEN’S DIVISION

Championship: Osku Palermaa, Finland ($81,800) def.

Isao Yamamoto, Japan ($40,800), 248-224.

Semifinal Round: Semifinal Match One – Yamamoto def.

Dom Barrett, England ($12,240), 256-224. Semifinal Match

Two – Palermaa def. Bill O’Neill, U.S. ($12,240), 266-255.

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Championship: Joey Yeo, Singapore ($81,800) def. Birgit

Poppler, Germany ($40,800), 207-204.

Semifinal Round: Semifinal Match One – Poppler def.

Kelly Kulick, U.S. ($12,240), 258-227. Semifinal Match

Two – Yeo def. Karen Marcano, Venezuela ($12,240), 234-

188.

Finland’s Palermaa, Singapore’s Yeo Win Bowling World Open Titles in Tokyo

PBA photo

Teen Masters Champions Brandon Soedarmasto and Brigitte Jacobs

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Teen Masters

Continued from Page 1

Soedarmasto, in his fifth Teen Masters, said experience in the past four

events was a big help.

“The previous years I wasn’t as sharp with my spare game or my men-

tal game, so those were what I worked on the most,” he said. “I wasn’t

really watching the scoreboard, but I was watching the players around me

when I struggled to see what they were doing. From block to block, I did-

n’t feel like I was as focused as I needed to be, but when I got the distrac-

tions out of my head, I was able to bowl to the best of my ability.”

Brand, who bowled in his first Teen Masters, said he didn’t expect to

win at age 13, but “I was expecting to make match play. I’m happy I did

as well as I did.”

Jacobs, 17, who trailed Paige Beeney of Salado, Texas, by 181 pins after

24 qualifying games, won 12 of her 18 match games and averaged 207.69

to finish with 9,083 pins, including match play bonus pins, to defeat

Beeney by 243 pins in the girls’ competition.

“After qualifying, I kept telling myself, you can do it, you can do it, so

I just concentrated on making good shots and picking up my spares,”

Jacobs, a first-time Teen Masters competitor, said. “I wanted to bowl the

tournament because the playing field is level with the bowling balls and

conditions, and it went really well.”

The U14 Division girls’ winner was 14-year-old Allie Leiendecker of

Wooster, Ohio, the only U14 player to qualify for match play on the girls’

side.

“I did a lot better than I thought I was going to do,” Leiendecker said. “I

practiced a lot on house shots with the bowling balls, but not on the tour-

nament patterns. It worked a lot better than I thought. I did a lot better than

I did last year (when she finished third in the U14 division).”

Teen Masters champions who have gone on to become PBA Tour titlists

include Mike Fagan (1997), Jason Sterner (2003), Ryan Ciminelli (2004),

and Jake Peters (2006).

Boys’ Division (final standings, after 42 games including match play bonus pins):

1, Brandon Soedarmasto, Levittown, N.Y., 13-5, 10,114, $7,500.

2, Trey Brand, Battlefield, Mo., 13-5, 9,949, $3,750.

3, Pablo Cerda, Sunrise, Fla., 14-3-1, 9,904, $2,000.

4, Michael Martell, Brooklyn, N.Y., 13-5, 9,764, $1,000.

5, Alex Martin, Smyrna, Ga., 13-5, 9,535, $750.

6, Justin Wisler, Davenport, Fla., 12-6, 9,444, $500.

7, Jarek Vincent, Fort Smith, Ark., 8-10, 9,404, $480.

8, Adam Zimmerman, Deer Park, N.Y., 8-9-1, 9,288, $460.

9, Collin Smith, Huron, S.D., 7-10-1, 9,287, $440.

10, Jacob Yoder, Wooster, Ohio, 8-10, 9,181, $420.

11, Donovan Thomas, Longmont, Colo., 9-9, 9,172, $400.

12, Parker Capra, Spring, Texas, 7-11, 9,150, $390.

13, Benjamin Hardin, Tampa, Fla., 8-10, 9,114, $380.

14, Daniel Watkinson, Palm Bay, Fla., 8-10, 9,106, $370.

15, Andrew Guba, Las Vegas, 4-13-1, 9,082, $360.

16, Basil Ng, Singapore, 5-13, 9,000, $350.

17, EJ Baradas, Roseville, Calif., 4-14, 8,967, $340.

18, TJ Rock, Henderson, Nev., 6-12, 8,733, $330.

Girls’ Division (final standings, after 42 games including match play bonus pins):

1, Brigitte Jacobs, Freeport, Ill., 12-6, 9,083, $7,500.

2, Paige Beeney, Salado, Texas, 8-10, 8,840, $3,000.

3, Megan Eaglehouse, Cibolo, Texas, 13-5, 8,723, $1,500.

4, Bryanna Leyen, Perry Hall, Md., 9-9, 8,720, $750.

5, Ashley Dunn, Palmdale, Calif., 12-6, 8,718, $500.

6, Natalie Koprowitz, Girard, Ill., 6-11-1, 8,694, $400.

7, Crystal Elliott, Melbourne, Fla., 11-7, 8,679, $360.

8, Allie Leiendecker, Wooster, Ohio, 9-7-2, 8,677, $340.

9, Krystina Nealon, Coral Springs, Fla., 8-10, 8,654, $320.

10, Samantha Johnson, Apopka, Fla., 6-12, 8,605, $300.

11, Candace Taylor, Dalton, Ohio, 10-8, 8,552, $280.

12, Jenna Williams, Homosassa, Fla., 10-7-1, 8,510, $260.

13, Madison Kasza, OFallon, Ill., 10-8, 8,499, $240.

14, Christie Draper, McKinney, Texas, 7-11, 8,327, $220.

15, Heather Trapp, Chester, Va., 7-11, 8,229, $200.

16, Heather Duncan, Middleburg, Fla., 6-12, 8,198, $180.

17, Mallory Liversedge, Meridian, Idaho, 7-11, 8,074, $160.

18, Jasmine April, Port Orange, Fla., 9-9, 7,858, $140.

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Passaic County USBC BA hosted

its thirty third Hall of Fame induction

ceremony and dinner last week at

The Brownstone in Clifton, NJ.

President Mark Roome and admin-

istrator Carl Quazza conducted the

ceremonies inducting Ronald Dennis

and Roome for Meritorious Service

and Stephen W. Aiello, Kenneth

Carson, Keri May and Richard

Warren in the Bowling Achievement

category.

Ronald DennisMeritorious Service

Ron has been a sanctioned bowler

for more than 40 years and a board

member of the Passaic County BA

and Passaic County USBC for the

past 23 years. In 2008, he was elect-

ed Director of the Year by his peers

on the PC USBC Board. He helped

to organize and create the first Mixed

Doubles Tournament in our county

and ran it for the first five years of its

existence. He has served admirably

on every committee he has been

assigned to at the county level for the

past 23 years. He has also served as a

state director for the past six years.

He represented our county as the

Sargent of Arms in the NJ State

Traveling League for two seasons.

When all three associations in our

county came together and agreed to

merge, Ron took it upon himself to

volunteer to become a youth director

because the majority of current direc-

tors were reluctant to give up their

positions as directors. He saw the

need to increase the youth programs

in our county and became a certified

USBC Junior Coach. He coached the

youth league at Garden Palace Lanes

and currently coaches the youth

leagues at T-Bowl II. He had the ini-

tiative to organize and enter a junior

team for the very first time from T-

Bowl II into the junior traveling

league this past season.

Mark RoomeMeritorious Service

An active bowler since 1978, Mark

decided 20 years ago that he wanted

to give back some of his time and

serve the bowlers of Passaic County

and the State of New Jersey. He has

been a very active board member

since joining in 1995. In 1998, he

was elected Director of the Year and

served as Vice-President from 2002

thru 2006. He served as the transi-

tion committee chairman charged

with merging the Passaic County

YBA, WBA, and BA. Mark has also

served on every other committee dur-

ing his time on the board, usually act-

ing as the chairman of at least two or

three of them each season. He recog-

nized the need to raise funds for con-

tinuing the work of the association

and has chaired the Ad Book com-

mittee for the past 14 years.

He was elected the first President

of the fully-merged Passaic County

USBC in 2006 and held that position

through 2012. He was reelected as

President in 2014 and continues to

serve in that capacity today. On the

state level, he went through all the

chairs of Vice-President and served

as the President of the State USBC

BA during the 2013-14 season. His

volunteer service is not limited to

bowling, as he has been a very active

volunteer fireman for the past 38

years attaining the rank of Captain.

For ten years, he was the Northeast

Morris County Mutual Aid Fire

Coordinator.

Stephen W. AielloBowling Achievement

Stephen, an active adult sanctioned

bowler for the past 16 seasons, has

already bowled a mind boggling 127

sanctioned 300 games and 87 sanc-

tioned 800 series. His high 800 series

to date is 879. Over the past 10 sea-

sons, bowling a total of 3,803 record-

ed sanctioned games, his combined

average for that time is 230.6. His

highest single season average has

been 246 for 105 games, and he has

averaged 240 or higher 11 more

times in league play in the past 10

years.

Since the 2005-06 season when the

PC USBC began running their Open

Championship Tournament, Stephen

has been a member of the winning

scratch four-man team nine of the

past ten seasons. He also has picked

up four scratch Doubles titles, three

scratch Singles Titles and Two

Scratch All Events titles. During both

the 2005-06 and 2011-12 seasons

when he won the All Events Titles,

he also won the "Grand Slam" win-

ning singles, doubles, and teams at

the same time. His total of 18 coun-

ty titles is more than likely to contin-

ue to grow in the future as he is the

strongest supporter of the events run

by the association.

At the state level, Stephen has

earned one State Masters title and

one Singles title. He has also had a

few top finishes and one near miss in

the state doubles event. With this

impressive resume completed over

such a short period of time, it seems

likely that he will be knocking on the

door for enshrinement into the State

Hall of Fame very shortly.

Kenneth CarsonBowling Achievement

Ken started bowling at a very

young age being taught by his grand-

father, Angelo Vicari, who was

enshrined into this Hall of Fame in

1977. Ken was a four-year letterman

at Garfield High School and later

went on to bowl at St. Peter's

College. He was the backbone of his

college team during the three years

he started. Ken earned numerous

honors for his team and as an indi-

vidual, including selections to the

National All-Tournament team in

1984 and 1985. Second team All

American Honors were bestowed

upon him during his senior year.

After he graduated, he also

coached the team and led the team to

the National Championship Finals in

1990.

Ken continues to enjoy bowling

competitively in the local leagues

and tournaments. In Passaic County,

he has won three different scratch

titles: one in All Events, one in

Singles, and one in Doubles. At the

state level, he captured the 2013

Doubles title at Circle Lanes with his

partner, George Cretella. This was

the first title that these former college

teammates had captured together in

28 years having last scored a title

together in Las Vegas in 1985.

To date, Ken has amassed 51 300

games, 24 800 series, with the high

being 867. His composite average for

1,607 games from the past ten years

is 235.6 showing a remarkable con-

sistency which is a trademark of his

game and talent.

Keri MayBowling Achievement

Keri has been a very active bowler

in Passaic County for the past 15

years. She has bowled in some of the

best leagues this county has to offer

usually being the only women bowl-

ing in these competitive leagues.

Usually soft spoken on the lanes and

small in stature, Keri lets her ball and

bowling skills do all of the talking for

her. She easily holds her own com-

peting and beating the men in most of

these leagues.

Her 10 year composite average for

4,536 games bowled stands at 214.3.

Her high single season average dur-

ing this time was 224 and her low

209 showing a remarkable consisten-

cy. According to the most current

USBC records, Keri has bowled at

least 10 sanctioned and approved 300

games. She also has at least seven

sanctioned series of 800 or better

with the high being an 847.

Richard WarrenBowling Achievement

Richard has been a sanctioned

bowler for the past 37 years.

He is a strong supporter of the sport

showing a willingness to bowl in any

type of league for the sheer enjoy-

ment of the sport. Often bowlers of

his caliber shy away from the lesser

leagues but Richard does not. As

long as he can put together a team of

friends, he will bowl with them

regardless of their level of expertise.

He usually displays a quiet low-key

personality always appreciated by

the officers and other members of

any league he bowls in.

He seldom misses the opportunity

to bowl in any of our county tourna-

ments. He has five county scratch

titles to his credit, four team, and per-

haps his proudest accomplishment a

singles title during the 1993-94 sea-

son when he bowled the only 700

series in the singles portion of the

tournament, a 702 to win it. He is still

looking to capture a doubles title,

after at least four second or third

place finishes. Richard has 11 sanc-

tioned and approved 800 series to his

credit, with an 858 being his high.

Thirty-six approved 300 games are

also on his record at this time. He is

not one to be in any rush to submit

the necessary paperwork for any of

these awards, and you can rest

assured that he has left more than a

few 300 games slip by his personal

records.

PASSAIC COUNTY USBC BA HALL OF FAME 2015

Photo by Mandy Roome

Ronald Dennis, Mark Roome, Keri May, Kenneth Carson, Stephen W. Aiello and Richard Warren


Julio Zambrano 805ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Julio Zambrano topped the scor-

ing in the Custom Thumbz

Doubles League blasting games

of 258-268-279 for an impres-

sive high series of 805.

Robert Aiello shot 279-265-

725, Chris Barbaro 287-226-

720, John O’Farrell 245-236-

235-716, Mike Chookasezian

255-223-227-705, and Ed

Boremski 265-224-682.

Peter Morreale 756ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Peter Morreale topped the

Tuesday Summer Adult-Junior

League blasting 279-231-246

for a high series of 756.

Carl Rissland rolled 275-246-

713, Michael Baker 227-227-

234-688, Steven Friedman 254-

224-684, and Tracy Alexander

253-203-638.

Robert Barber 729ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Barber topped the

Tuesday Summer Adult-Junior

League firing 267-267-195 for a

high series of 729.

Jair Brooks shot 248-248-663,

Nick Lastela 226-214-205-645,

and Nate Tyson 227.

Steven Friedman 722ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steven Freidman led the scoring

in the Custom Thumbz Singles

League rolling games of 237-

246-239 for a high 722 set.

Jeremy Slade shot 259-236-

702, Joe Conigliaro 247-233-

696, John O’Farrell 246-233-

694, Jon Luvert 243-227-661,

and Jadon Scott 246-218-656.

Kyle O’Connor 716ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -

Kyle O’Connor led the scoring

in the Thursday Mixed League

rolling games of 223-266-227


Frank Krulish shot 235-256-

221-712, Teddy Avgerinos 223-

258-225-706, John Khantzian

245-227-212-684, Gary Ton

244-220-675, and Bill Koste

237-227-667.

Robert Valenciano 714ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Valenciano led the scor-

ing in the Thursday Mixed


238-207 for a high series of

714.

Brian Battino shot 268-246-

708, Matt Wright 224-225-225-

674, John Khantzian 239-230-

646, and Paul Barbuzza 234-

212-644.

Richie McCarthy 706ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Richie McCarthy led the scor-

ing in the Tuesday Nostalgia

Mixed League firing games of

223-257-226 for a high series of

706.

Ed Graeff shot 249-661, Frank

Porcella 268, and Ed Flint and

Henry Malinowski 236.

In the Thursday Long Beach

Catholic Ladies League

Roxanne Ryan shot 179,

Delores Grassi 176, and Letitia

Kopper 163.

George Fields 698ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

George Fields topped the scor-

ing in the Thursday Senior

Birds League blasting games of


698.

Mike Desmond shot 217-257-

205-679, Gerald Fields 255,

Jerival George 247-234,

Lenwood Buggie 234, William

Collier 230-222, and Henry

Clay 226.

Les Forrai 689ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Les Forrai paced the Tuesday

Summer Adult-Junior rolling

278-216 for a high 689.

Jim Guardino shot 268-201-

210-679, Joe Fink 247-677,

Steven Friedman 242-666, and

Michael Messina 233-216-634.

John Maglio 662ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -

John Maglio led the scoring in

the St. Ray’s Holy Bowlers


221 for a high series of 662.

Anthony Capellupo hit 251-

649, and Bob Weige 258-625.

John Moran 648ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Moran took the high series

spotlight in the Thursday El

Cheapo Summer League rolling

games of 224-211-213 for the

high 648 series.

Jim Hambel rolled 258, Joe

Mazza 244-203, and David

Lake 221.

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L A N E SMike Pietranielli 961FLUSHING, NY – Mike

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2x4 League firing games of 223-

258-225-255 for a high series of

961.

Andrew Sun rolled 224-215-243-

215-897, Dennis Baptiste 214-

254-225-886, Kevin O’Neill 246-

230-241-875, and John Gallub

225-227-227-871.

Danielle Merino 678FLUSHING, NY – Danielle

Merino led the scoring in the Ball

and Chain League rolling games

of 214-223-241 for a high series of

678.

Stephen Amarosa shot 245-225-

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AT FARMINGDALE LANESRob Grieb 723FARMINGDALE, NY – Rob

Grieb led the scoring in the

Wednesday Friends League blast-

ing games of 246-212-265 for a

high series of 723.

Trevor Hennessey rolled 234-

200-609, Tim Jackson 222, and

Steve Droluk 213.

Won Han 683FARMINGDALE, NY – Won Han

led the scoring in the Bowlympics

Duo’s League rolling games of

267-217 for a high series of 683.

Ryan Velders hit 201-211-213-

625, Rosie Snyder 222-204-621,

Brian Becktold 225-204-611, and

Philip Jankowitz 231.

Danny Schrafel 678FARMINGDALE, NY – Danny

Schrafel paced the scoring in the

Summer MNFP League rolling

games of 258-225 for a high series

of 678.

Davod Freese hit 206-222-200-

628, Ronnie Simon 223-205-617,

Nick Errico 241, and Mark Hecht

230.

In the Friday Summer Seniors

League Jerry Hoeler rolled 183, Al

Diebold 156, Frank Nowakowski

and Barney Kral 151, Eileen

Richter 136, Joan Healey 134, and

Gladys Colella 133.

Kenny Simon 676FARMINGDALE, NY – Kenny

Simon led the Tuesday Party

League rolling games of 210-211-

255 for a high series of 676.

David Morenberg rolled 207-

216-238-661Richard Bambara

266-208-660, Roger Herrscher

288-655, Lloyd Hasluck 254-245-

651, and Bod Delisi 268-242-649.

Don Perillo 675FARMINGDALE, NY – Don

Perillo led the Wednesday

Adult/Junior League rolling 248-


Edward Mencarelli rolled 256,

Jeff Gallo 246, Ramon Carcamo

203-232-224-659, TJ Lucente 226-

224-651, Christian Perillo 244-

216-635, and George Brennan 223.

Adam Chase 668FARMINGDALE, NY – Adam

Chase led the scoring in the

Thursday Pro Shot Challenge



668.

Dan Levin shot 225-202-

611, Sal Mattera 219, Joe

Costanzo 215, and Eugene

Neal and Ken Christianson

213.

Nicholas Mencarelli 235FARMINGDALE, NY – Nicholas

Mencarelli led the scoring in the

Wednesday Adult/Junior League

rolling a high game of 235.

Joe Laier rolled 214, Eric

Brennan 205, Matthew Ferrara

200, and Stephen Gardner, Jr. 198-

190.

Alice Burns rolled 181, Jerry

Hoeler 178, Karen Bruno 164, and

Joan Healey 161 in the Monday

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By Bill Vint - PBAHAMMOND, Ind. – After a 14-year absence, the

Professional Bowlers Association’s top senior and contem-

porary stars will converge on Olympia Lanes in Hammond

Aug. 5-7 for the Xtra Frame PBA/PBA50 South Shore

Doubles Championship.

The PBA/PBA50 doubles event, last held in Reno, Nev.,

in 2001, historically gave the rising stars of professional

bowling an opportunity to bowl as doubles partners with

“senior” players, many of whom had already achieved hall

of fame status. The revival of the doubles event, hosted by

a long-time PBA50 Tour host center, will continue that tra-

dition with many of the PBA’s brightest young stars des-

tined to bowl doubles with some of the PBA’s most highly-

decorated champions, including Hall of Famers Walter Ray

Williams Jr., Norm Duke, Pete Weber, Amleto Monacelli,

Parker Bohn III, Tom Baker, Johnny Petraglia and others.

The competition will be covered live from start-to-finish,

exclusively on PBA’s Xtra Frame online video-streaming

service. In the end, both the PBA and PBA50 Tour partners

will be rewarded with titles and shares of the projected

$20,000 first prize.

The last staging of the event, called the National Bowling

Stadium Senior/Touring Player Doubles, was won by senior

partner Rohn Morton and his Touring Player partner, Parker

Bohn III. Morton is now 64 and Bohn is now a PBA Hall of

Famer with 34 PBA Tour titles, competing on both the PBA

and PBA50 Tours.

In the 14 previous PBA/PBA50 Doubles events, the only

players to win a title more than once were New Jersey

native Teata Semiz who won in 1986 with Joe Berardi, 1991

with Rick Steelsmith and 1993 with Rich Abboud; PBA

Hall of Fame legend Dick Weber, who won in 1989 with

Marc McDowell and 1992 with Justin Hromek, and PBA

Tour member Rowdy Morrow, who won in 1987 with

Mickey Spiezio and 1990 with Hall of Famer Dave Soutar.

The tournament also is unique in that players have no idea

who their partner will be until qualifying is over. This year,

after practice and pro-am squads kick off the tournament on

Wednesday, Aug. 5, all PBA50 players will bowl their first

eight-game qualifying round at 8 a.m. ET, and the PBA

Tour players will bowl their first round at 3 p.m. Friday, the

squads will be reversed, with the PBA players bowling

another eight games at 8 a.m. followed by the PBA50 play-

ers at 3 p.m.

Then, based on 16-game pinfall totals, PBA50 and PBA

players will be paired based upon where they qualifying:

top No. 1 qualifiers will become partners, the No. 2 quali-

fiers from each group will be paired together, etc. all the

way to the No. 32 qualifiers (based on full fields of 96 in

each division). The top eight teams will earn byes through

two single-elimination match play rounds, while teams nine

through 16 will earn one bye.

Saturday’s finals will begin with best-of-five-game Baker

format single-elimination match play for teams qualifying

17th through 32nd place at 8 a.m. In Baker format doubles,

each player will bowl five frames to complete a game.

Round One winners and qualifiers 9-16 will bowl best-of-

five matches at 10:30 a.m., with winners joining the top

eight qualifiers for the Round of 16 at 2 p.m. The eight sur-

vivors will bowl a best-of-three-game round at 4:30, fol-

lowed by the one-game semifinal round at 7 p.m. and the

championship match immediately following.

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14 Years Later, Olympia Lanes to Host Revival of PBA/PBA50 Doubles Championship


Steve Ferrezza 747STATEN ISLAND, NY - Steve

Ferrezza topped the scoring in

the Senior Men’s League firing

games of 268-246-233 for a high

series of 747.

Tom O’Sullivan shot 237-214-

229-680, Tom Mannino 225-246-

640, and Don Schwed 224.

In another session Tom

Hollywood shot 237-226-673,

Kevin Legg 245-233-659, Al

Felline 233-645, and Santo Lisa

236-631.

Pat Rizzo 710STATEN ISLAND, NY – Pat

Rizzo led the scoring in the

Summer Doubles League firing a

279 game for a high series of

710.

Gene Pepe rolled 267-707,

Alyson Piergiovanni 226-279-

703, Dom Coffaro 265-700, and

Rob Butler 695.

Bernie Weissman 693STATEN ISLAND, NY – Bernie

Weissman rolled 245-229-219-

693, and Olivia Costantino 192

in the Golden Oldies League.

In the Friday Triples League

Daniel Tartaglion rolled 215,

Autumn Fortunato 205-212, and

Joseph Vann 201.

James Slevin 685STATEN ISLAND, NY – James

Slevin led the Junior Scholarship

Doubles League firing games of


Casey Sparacio rolled 239-246-

678, Jonathan Petrizzi 246-221-

665, and Daniella Coffaro 229.

Daniel Tartaglione 221STATEN ISLAND, NY – In the

Youth Leaders Triples League

Daniel Tartaglione rolled 221-205,

Breanna Barclay 210-204, Calista

Iavarone 200, and Nicholas

LaRocca 195.

Ray Keller 685STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ray

Keller took center stage rolling in

the Senior Men’s League rolling a

257 game for a high series of 685.

Tom Hollywood rolled 235-225-

224-684, Don Schwed 246-227-

676, Whitey Woss 225-224-654,

and Bill Lyons 224-246-652.

Bob Lampariello 631STATEN ISLAND, NY – Bob

Lampariello paced the scoring in

the Golden Oldies League rolling

a 237 game for a high series of

631.

Vincent Pisciotta hit 229, Vincent

Tannacore 225, Bernie Weissman

210, and John Cento 202.

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HOWELL, NJ - In week 4 of the

Coors Light Trio League, Eric

Hansen punched out the top series

709 and high games went to Brian

Shade 268, Pete Colilla 257, and

Tony Tesoriero 254. Janine Smith

on MJM led the women with a 209

game and 601 series.

In week 5, Mike Savoye, Jr. led

with a 268 game and 706 series.

Second high of the night went to

Chris Nicholsen with a 267 and

248 games and 696 series (84 pins

over average). For the women,

Janine Smith threw a 202.

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Tuesday 7:30 pm 3Men

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Wednes 12pm Walk inSingles

Wednes 6:30 pm 4 person

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Richard Funk III 966HOPELAWN, NJ – Richard Funk

III topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Summer 400 Doubles

League firing games of 235-227-


Rocco Fortunato hit 258-215-

222-943, Tom Girdley 237-237-

209-203-886, Dawn Cerasani 224-

234-238-880, and Steve Venito

223-235-225-874.

Ann Aiello 636HOPELAWN, NJ – Ann Aiello

topped the Summer Senior No Tap

League firing games of 256-200


Jerry Petti hit 213-203, Mary

Doslik 214, and James Nelson

202.

Pete Soto 639HOPELAWN, NJ – Pete Soto

paced the scoring in the Summer

Adult Child League rolling games

of 232-210 for a high series of

639.

William D. Willard, Jr. hit 203-

203-600, Dennis Huscha 237,

Jeremy Soto 229, and Steven

Osiadacz 210.

Ken Martino 614HOPELAWN, NJ – In the Guys

and Dolls Ken Martino shot 201-

233-614, Bob Carro 225, Don

Anione 215, and Bill Gallo 209.

Janice D’Andrea hit 136, Justin

Amador 115, and Josh Ruck 114

in the Summer Junior HavABall

league.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

july 29 - august 4, 2015 sports reporter

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