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Essex County Tournament Record Set

ROCKAWAY, NJ – Steve

Peterson blasted twelve strikes in

a row at the right time to tally a

300 game while contesting in the

Thursday Nite Mixed League at

Rockaway Lanes.

Danny Nykyforuk shot 269-258-

733, Scott Struble 248-222-204-

716, Nidia Haneveld 254-214-

659, Lance Hanson 243-202-226-

677, and Matt Hoffman 258-682.

Don Sylvia Wins PBA Senior

Northern California Classic

Steve Peterson 300 at Rockaway

Jack Prins 790 at Holiday Bowl

John Barilla 300-783 at Plaza

OAKLAND, NJ – Jack Prins

topped the scoring in the Sal

Marino Budweiser Classic League

at Holiday Bowl firing a high

game of 289 and a high series of

790.

Josh Bindhammer rolled 279-

771, Neal Scheck 278-751, Joey

Jones 749, Chris Miller 716, and

Harry Scheck 707.

MADISON, NJ - John Barilla

earned top honors in the CMIL

League at Plaza Lanes firing a 300

game for a high series of 783.

Russ Kyzima hit 783, and

Jennifer Dunklin 213.

Dennis Riebesell Rolled 300

At Zone CarolierNO. BRUNSWICK, NJ – Dennis

Riebesell fired a 300 game to

highlight a 759 series in the

Middlesex County Major League

at Brunswick Zone Carolier .

J.D. Santalucia shot 279-268-

226-773 for the session high

series. Lou Matos rolled 263-224-

268-755, Sean Riccardi 290-258-

204-752, Dan Benovitz 234-238-

275-747, Derek Shawen 245-255-

234-734, Brian Lynch 289-225-

218-732, Russ Wiltsey 267-243-

216-726, Tom Tavalaro, Sr. 232-

258-234-724, Kevin Harrity 257-

236-225-718, Aaron Williams

244-235-236-715, and Pete

Danyo, Jr. 242-275-714.

Alex Cavagnaro Blasted 300-838,

Brian Ziesig Rolled 300-289-827,

Walter Kinel, John Lennon 300

At North Levittown LanesLEVITTOWN, NY – Alex

Cavagnaro blasted games of 300-

300 for a high series of 838 in the

Thursday Expressway Glass Trios

League at North Levittown Lanes.

Brian Ziesig shot 300-289-827,

Walter Kinel and John Lennon

300, Raj Kochar 298, Ziggy Ziesig

299, Barry Worman 802, Philip

Lambert 299-804, and Christina

Schulze 278-279-741.

Eric Taylor Jr. and Mike Ruggiero Win LIGBT Major TitlesGarden City, NY: The much antic-

ipated Long Island Generations

Bowling Tour (LIGBT) Memorial

Day Weekend Major at Garden City

was a big success. Scratch champi-

on Eric Taylor Jr. of Brooklyn, NY

won $3,000 and the handicap

champion, Mike Ruggiero of

Smithtown, NY, took home $2,000.

Close to 400 bowlers packed the

bowling center and after 6 qualify-

ing squads, and a four round finals,

two new LIGBT Champions were

crowned.

The scratch event attracted 150

bowlers and it was obvious from

the start the lefties were at a tremen-

dous advantage. The PBA Viper

pattern was used and low scoring

was expected but the dominance by

the port side was frustrating.

Twelve out of the 18 finalists were

left-handed.

The final shootout was dominated

by young Eric Taylor who started his

final game with the first 6 strikes. The

other two finalists were trying their

best to find a shot but before they

could figure it out Eric had a 45 pin

victory. To win his first LIGBT title

Eric rolled a 243 while Senior

Champion Tim Regan of E. Northport

finished second with a 198 ($1,500)

and Adam Sher of Commack took

third ($1,000) with a 166.

The 210 and under handicap

event had another great turnout as

236 bowlers packed AMF Garden

City. A total of 29 bowlers

advanced to the finals with 6

bowlers earning byes by leading a

squad. High series for the handicap

event was thrown by Tom Piazza of

Roslyn, NY rolling a 750 series

with handicap and bonus pins. Tom

earned 2 byes in the finals for his

high series.

The final match was very close as

Mike Ruggiero and Michael

Bernard, Copaigue, NY, bowled

head to head to determine the

LIGBT Handicap Champion. Mike

Ruggiero started with a 17 pin

handicap advantage and never let

his lead slip away. In fact, the 17 pin

advantage wound up being a 16 pin

victory; 204 to 188. Mike Ruggiero

earned $2,000 for his victory while

Michael Bernard took home

$1,000.

BRENTWOOD, Calif. (June 2,

2010) – Don Sylvia of Reno,

Nev., defeated J.P. Muller of

Gervais, Ore., 209-173, to win his

third career Professional Bowlers

Association Senior Tour title in

the PBA Senior Northern

California Classic at Harvest Park

Bowl.

Sylvia, who won his last title in

the Lake County Indiana Open in

Hammond, Ind., three years ago,

earned $8,000 while Muller, a

non-titlist bowling in only his

seventh Senior Tour event, won

$4,500 as runner-up.

“I had a couple of bleak years,

personally and with injuries,”

Sylvia said, “but I’m in a good

place in my life now. I feel like

things are back on track. “I also

worked at Harvest Park Bowl for a

long time,” he continued. “I’ve

always had a great feel for this

place…..It all feels like a dream.”

Sylvia was nearly perfect in

defeating Kerry Painter of

Henderson, Nev., 289-187, in the

semifinal round while Muller elim-

inated Ross Packard of San Jose,

Calif., 235-201.

In other featured matches, Ron

Garr of Ridgedale, Mo., dis-

patched top qualifier Ron Mohr of

Eagle River, Alaska, 3-0, in their

best-of-five-game Round of 16

match. Sam Ventura of Syracuse,

N.Y., spoiled Walter Ray

Williams Jr.’s Senior Tour return

to the Northern California area

where he spent most of his earlier

career, 3-2, in the Round of 24.

Ventura’s 247-245 decision in

their fifth game ended Williams’

hopes. Painted ended Dale

Traber’s bid to defend his title in

the Round of 24, 3-2.

The PBA Senior Tour now

heads to Las Vegas, Nev., for

back-to-back major champi-

onships. Wayne Webb of

Columbus, Ohio, will try for his

third consecutive Senior U.S.

Open title June 6-11 at Suncoast

Bowling Center on the north side

of Las Vegas. The following week,

Dale Traber of Cedarburg, Wis.,

will try to defend his USBC Senior

Masters title across town at South

Point Bowling Center, June 13-18.

PBA LLC photo

Don Sylvia is back on top with his Senior

Northern California Classic win.

BELLEVILLE,N.J. – Ultimate

Construction set a new County

Tournament record of 3590 in

winning the team net title in the

80th Essex County

Championship Tournament held

at Brunswick Zone, Belleville.

Rob Sperling (765), Charlie

Bianco (762), Rudy Johnson

(710), Captain Vincent Stanziale,

Sr. (680) and Albert (Mickey)

Grassi (673) combined to beat the

old record by 169 pins in winning

the championship.

The gross team title was won by

the 7-10 team featuring Captain

Ben Sowizral with a 727, Chris

Costa 682, George Ackerman

668, Ibrahiym Gladney 624 and

Brianna Balkin 607 with a net

score of 3304 and handicap of

441 pins for a gross total of 3743.

In the singles competition Kelly

Haug won both divisions, shoot-

ing 747 scratch to win that divi-

sion and adding 99 pins in handi-

cap for an 846 to win the handi-

cap division. In the doubles

event, Elliott (Sal) Gywnn (733)

and Joe Kowalski (726) won the

scratch division with a total of

1459 while Dennis Domerstad

(690) and Johnathan Santos (639)

won the handicap division with a

scratch score of 1329 and 273

pins in handicap for a total score

of 1602.

Charlie Bianco was the All

Events Division A winner with a

score of 2152 while John R.

Colgate, Jr. won the B Division to

win his 15th County

Championship. During the tour-

nament Rudy Johnson and

Marcel Danley rolled 300 games.

Last Friday’s Morris County

USBC Youth Association’s 22nd

Annual Awards Dinner was great as

usual. Seeing the young bowlers,

their families, youth association

officers, and the legend, Emma

Hendrickson in one place (Zeris Inn,

Mountain Lakes) is always gratify-

ing. And what is more inspiring than

hearing of the young people’s

accomplishments? Of particular

note was this year’s Emma P.

Hendrickson scholarship winner,

Nicole Chanin. This Sparta High

School student has a grade point

average of 3.87.She aspires to attend

Vanderbilt University and bowl with

their team. She is not only a scholar

but also enjoys the Junior State of

America, Russian Elementary

School Tutor and Peer Development

Program, Habitat for Humanity and

Key Club. By the way, she bowls,

too, with an average of 194, high

game of 278 and high series of 791.

One of her many highlights was

bowling in Holland in the People to

People US Ambassador Youth

Friendship Games, winning first

place team and first place girls’ indi-

vidual high game with 268. Nicole

was presented with a $1,000 schol-

arship.

There were too many awards to

list here, but the year-end achieve-

ments are a good representation.

Some youngsters even won the

“triple crown” which is high aver-

age, series, and game. Here they are:

Bantam Boys: Evan Weinberg, 173

average, 528 series, 254 game

(triple crown); Bantam Girls: High

Average and Series: Corinne

Clemente, 109 avg., 457 series.

High Game, Emma Thies, 162. Prep

Boys: Allen Warner, 170 average,

552 series, 253 game (triple crown);

Prep Girls: Kimberly Keller, 148

average, 540 series. Jenna

Henderson, 214 high game. Junior

Boys: Ross Whitehead, 201 aver-

age, 729 series. High game: Greg

Tack, 278. Junior Girls: Giana

Loyer, 197 average, Laura Zaugg,

727 series and Giana Loyer, 277

high game. Major Boys: High

Average, Steven Haneveld, 226.

High Series: Michael Angle, 822

with honors going to Jason

Maulbeck and Steven Haneveld for

804 series. High Game: 300 for

Matt Coombs, Eric Gentilella,

Steven Haneveld, Jon Hawxhurst,

Jason Maulbeck and Scott Wilcox.

Major girls: High average: Crystal

Keller, 205. Series: Nicole Chanin,

700 and Heather VanDyk, high

game of 280. Don’t forget these are

youth bowlers!

Did you know? There are coupons

on boxes of Jolly Time® microwave

popcorn and Tony’s Frozen Pizza,

good for one free game of open

bowling, valid until August

31.According to gobowling.com,

area centers participating are:

Boonton Lanes, Rockaway Lanes,

Sparta Lanes and Oakwood Lanes.

How’s that for a nice free game of

practice?

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

Paul DiSturco, Randolph, saw his

first 300 at the age of 49. He did this

in his only league at Rockaway

Lanes, the Tuesday Night Mixed

League, where he averaged 207.

This 39-year veteran of the game

got his start in junior leagues in

Union when the Four Seasons

Bowling Center existed. The story

behind his ball is a little unusual. His

teammate, John Pezzino, gave him

the ball which Paul then had Pro

Image Pro Shop redrill for him.

About five weeks into it, he scored

the perfecto in between a 203 and

223.

He has chosen to get the ring from

the US Bowling Congress. And yes,

he admits to having been nervous. “I

tried not to trip over my feet. As

long as I didn’t trip, I was okay.”

When asked if the whole building

got quiet on his last shot he said, “I

don’t know.” Talk about being in

the zone! Paul’s Team, Hafta Bowl,

won the team event in last year’s

Morris County USBC BA

Championship tournament with

Paul and his teammates Gene

Pukas, Bill Ratliff, John Pezzino

and Chuckie Briggs. DiSturco

would like to someday see an 800

series. For now he’s happy to bowl

in his one league and enter county

and state tournaments.

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

Joe Miller, 47, saw his sixth per-

fect game, this at Rockaway Lanes

in the Monday Night Early Birds

league. He posted 244-300-236 on a

222 average for a 780 total. You

would think he wouldn’t be nervous

on the final ball, but he admits to “a

little nervousness. My wife, Donna,

had never been present for my other

300s, so this was special. And she

was nervous!”

Joe has been bowling for 26 years.

In earlier times, Pro bowler Teata

Semiz helped Joe conquer the 7-pin,

as Joe is left-handed, at Columbia

Park Lanes in Union City. His only

bowling goal is “to continue to be

consistent.”

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

Calendar: July 30-Aug. 1: Tenth

Annual Pro Image Bowling Camp.

Contact Pro Image Bowling at 973-

625-5554. This year’s pro guest

will be multi-Bowler of the Year

and 47-title holder Walter Ray

Williams, Jr., who will come in on

Sunday, August 1, to chat, answer

questions, coach, and challenge one

of the campers to a one-game

match.

The 2010 Garden State Games

will return on Sunday July 11 to

Majestic Lanes in Hopelawn, NJ.

All division entrants bowl two

blocks of three games each.

Immediately following, the medals

are awarded. This is a fun tourna-

ment and spans all age groups from

youth bowlers under age 12 to sen-

ior citizens. Entry fee is $25 for this

singles event. Applications have

been sent to last year’s entrants. For

more information contact

Chairperson Joyce Brokling at 973-

895-5399. There is still time to

enter, as deadline for entries is June

26th.

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Member

Idle bowling thoughts.

...I happen to live near a moun-

tain, a little one, but one that does

have plenty of wildlife. So it's no

surprise when you see an animal

here or there. But one morning I

was up early and there on my

lawn, a little lawn, pranced 9 large

wild turkeys. In less than 20 min-

utes the gathering had increased

to 19. My bowling side of my

brain quickly calculated that if I

was bowling those 19 gobblers

would have translated into 57

strikes.

...The best motto ever used in

bowling was the simple one of

bring a friend. If every bowler,

even now and then, brought along

a friend to bowl, and maybe join

or rejoin a league, it wouldn't be

long before the bowlers would

need more centers.

...Behind every star bowler is an

instructor who claims there's a

good instructor behind every star

bowler. Yet nothing is more exas-

perating than a bowler who can

instruct well, and won't, unless it

is a bowler who can't teach, and

does.

...Award programs are impor-

tant, and after a century of pro-

moting various award programs

by various groups for a wide vari-

ety of bowlers, care must be taken

when awards are eliminated. On

the outside most bowlers try not

to show emotion when they

receive awards, but inside they're

bursting with pride. Have you

ever visited any bowler's home or

business and not seen a trophy,

plaque or emblem on display?

...Back in 1970 Elvin Mesger

was the leader in sanctioned 300

games with 22. He was followed

by George Billick with 17, Dick

Weber at 16 and Lindy Faragalli

with 14. The only difference now

is that those numbers were for a

career and similar numbers cur-

rently posted are for a year.

...The determinization of a pro

or amateur remains confusing.

The only sure thing is that if you

are a member of the Professional

Bowlers Association, you are

indeed classified as a pro.

…A very palatial estate in New

Jersey has been on sale for a mere

$19.5 million. The impressive digs

have practically everything, and if

you're a bowler with bucks, the

deciding factor could be the two

lane bowling center on the proper-

ty. ...Glad to see the emphasis in

bowling is back on the sport side

of the game. Over the years,

dozens of top bowling writers

have endorsed such thinking.

...Why do we call it the "foul"

line? Why not call it the "fair"

line.

...It's good to see Doug Kent

receive recognition. He has been a

very underrated bowler for most

of his long career, except to his

opponents.

...If you tire of hearing so many

problems in the doings of athletes

who command mega-buck

salaries, take pride in the off lane

activities of top pro bowlers, most-

ly more giving than taking.

...The psychiatrist happily

informed his bowler patient that

he was now cured. "That's some

cure," said the bowler. "When I

first came here I was Walter Ray

Williams Jr. Now I'm just another

nobody bowler."

J o a n Ta y l o r ’s

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Fons McKoy 726 at Parkway Lanes. Elmwood Park, NJ – Fons McKoy led all pin attackers with scores of

182-265-279 for a high series of 726 in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.

Larry DeAngelo rolled 267-715, Rich DeLorenzo Sr. 257-692, Joe

Donnarumma 232-690, Rich DeLorenzo Jr. 236-685, Joe Mercurio 242-

680, Dave Begosh 242-666, Mike Aiellos 236-663, Dave Irwin 256-658,

& Mark Marton 256-654.

Bryan Kist Tops in Youth Travel By Vince Albrecht

Fair Lawn, NJ– There have been nine “700” sets rolled in the Stan

Niemiec Youth Travel League this past season and Bryan Kist has five

of them, including the 268-716 at Fair Lawn where he now has three.

Even with teammates Brian O’Flaherty’s 250-628, Bobby McCarthy’s

221 and noticeably improved Shannon Rossi’s effort, Bryan’s Montvale

II squad barely salvaged two points, taking the finale from Fair Lawn I,

924-915. The victors benefitted from 14-year-old Deandre Lightly’s sea-

son-best 223,218,244-685; his younger sister Keenah came through with

a huge 191 while deuces were tallied by Jenn Houseward 205 and Simon

Lezaja 201.

Driven by 14-year-old Jake Rollins’ 237, Fair Lawn II grabbed undis-

puted possession of first place, sweeping seven points from the vacancy;

Maggie Schultz and Shaun Cairns both contributed over average three-

somes for the pacesetters. Montvale I took two of three from shorthand-

ed Bowler City behind Brian Galbraith’s 238-580 and Ryan Cauwels

199-545; Ryan Perez was tops for Bowler City with 190,192.

In a matchup of powerhouses, second place Holiday Bowl II came

roaring back from an opening game setback with scratch games of

853,875 to outslug sister entry Holiday Bowl I, 2815-2768. Impressive

numbers were put up by both sides: HB II’s Kyle Landau 255-669, Tim

Scott 227-658, Amy Silvestro 220-576 and Ryan Landau, a closing 249;

HB I’s Kyle Kattine 268-671, Alex Hubelbank 225-576, Kevin Macchia

232 and Ryan Kattine 198.

North Arlington, NJ – In a befit-

tingly climactic outcome, the

Cardinals held off sizzling S.A.S.,

452-444 to snare the North

Arlington Adult-Junior Doubles

title in a playoff after dropping

back to back position encounters

to the torrid S.A.S. duo. The latter

forced the rolloff with a runaway

season high 504 effort in the regu-

lation finale as Kevin Gavron

smoked a 278 to complement his

nephew Nick’s 226. Undaunted,

the Redbirds’ youth average leader

Will Blanco was unflappable in

the playoff, hammering 233 by

converting a crucial tenth frame

spare for the championship.

Team Awesome finished in third

place despite a 5-2 setback to

Juicy and 12-year-old Chris

McBride’s over average outing.

The Mighty Chipmunks escaped

the cellar, taking all seven points

from the Ghosts while the A Team

rode 12-year-old Nikki Arrigo’s

177,174 to a three-game sweep of

Café Tra-Ell.

Season-ending accolades to

youth achievers’ Will Blanco [200

average, 709 series, 259 game],

Nick Gavron [197 average, 691

series, 268 game], Nicolette

Arrigo [161 average, 591 series,

222 game] and Chris McBride

[524 series, 233 game].

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THE LEADERS AT LEVITTOWNNORTH

Cathy Wheat 730LEVITTOWN, NY – Cathy

Wheat led the scoring in the

Monday Ladies Trio firing 277-

252-235 for a 730 high series.

Lisa Alvino hit 259, Kathy

Mottola 234, Laurajean Ballon

233, Maria Padovano 265-268,

and Christian LaScala 243.

Mike Tear 290 Doug Hellenbeck 290

In the Monday Men’s Tavern

League Mike Tear and Doug

Hellenbeck each blasted a high

game of 290.

Joe Lutz shot 287-757, Justin

Sullivan 277, Billy Graven 279,

Bryan Beach 268, Mike Kilgannon

734, and Troy Kelly 748.

Charlie Mottola 700Charlie Mottola led the Saturday

Omega Mixed League with games

of 245-243 for a high 700 set.

Nick Terraciano shot 260, and

Suzanne Gercken 220.

Bob Haskin 697Bob Haskin topped the scoring in

the Monday Seniors tossing 268-

246-697.

Joe Marsiello shot 243-610, Bill

Miller 228, Ray Wilson 220,

Howie Herman 214, Bob Sahdkuhl

217, and Bill Sala 211.

Ed Snyder 265Ed Snyder topped the Wednesday

Men’s Nite Out pitching a 265

game then added a 246.

Brian McGrath shot 256, Dominic

Turilli 257, and Chuck Coene 246.

Joe Turchiano 258Joe Turchiano led the scoring in

the Monday Lu Hi Mixed League

firing a high game of 258.

Tom Annunziata hit 244, and

Vinny Russo 236-238.

Jon Crawford 245Jon Crawford rolled 245, Tony

Dominick 236, and Rich Sanfilippo

234 in the Wednesday Hicksville

Elks League.

Fredda Amon rolled 225, Kathy

Calandra 212, Betty Espey 212-

212, Karen Garland 211, and

Nancy Stuber 210.

SOUTHB. Nunnenkamp 758

Bob Nunnenkamp led the

Wednesday Grumman League fir-

ing 257-255 for a high 758 set.

Bill Dutton shot 249-290-721,

Heather Barber 268, Anna Bell

and Al Greengold 258. In the

Wednesday Swingtime Seniors

League Gene Kelly shot 234,

Cappy Caporusso 217, George

Kinkel 206, Barbara Gaffney 200.

Aris Sarantoakos 705Aris Sarantoakos led the Friday

Prime Time Mixed League with a

high game of 278 in a 705 series.

Robert Hultins shot 251, Wayne

Martinez 247, Bob Starzec 245,

and Margaret Uminsky 214.

Bob Haskin 704Bob Haskin led the scoring in the

Wednesday Young at Hearts

Seniors pitching games of 279 and

222 for a high series of 704.

Richie Coyer rolled 258, Mike

Dezervos 224, Bob Sandkuhl 222.

T.J. Greene 277T.J. Greene led the Friday Astoria

Federal Men’s League firing a

high game of 277.

Mike Forman rolled 268, Kyle

Ludwig 267, Dave Fekete 266,

Billy Gatterdan 265, and Paul

Verdersosa, Jr. 712.

Dave Diamond 280Dave Diamond led the Sunday

AM Trios tossing a 280.

Nick Lombardi shot 278-750,

Doug Polito 266, Devon Dinnono

265, and Ed Snevely 257.

Anthony Cordaro 276Anthony Cordaro fired 276, Joey

Cordario 264, Bill Hammond 258,

Rob Haga 254, and Kevin

Coumatus 259 in the Tuesday BK

Sweenys League.

Christien Kempf rolled 223,

Shanna Barter and Concetta

Caraccio 220, Jennifer Traina 219.

Rich Kremler 266Rich Kermmler led the

Wednesday K of C firing a 266.

Tim Mulligan shot 252-245, and

Pat Donovan 242.

In the Wednesday Ladies Scratch

League Barbara Shelton shot 226-

207, Virginia Vannier 221, and

Kathy Wodzinski 215.

Tom O’Reilly, Jr. 259Tom O’Reilly, Jr. led the Monday

LIA League firing a high 259.

John Strockbine, and Ed werbeck

hit 255, Vin Spina 246, and Bubby

Bielanski 247.

Jim Fenimore 239Jim Fenimore rolled 239 in the

Thursday Night Hits and Misses .

Ken Senll shot 236, and Kathie

Sasso 202.


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ROCKAWAY ROLLERSKeri May 731ROCKAWAY, NJ – Keri May led

the scoring in the Fri. Tri Mixed

League firing games of 268-239-

224 for a high series of 731, and

Charles Whitehead hti 204.

Bob Olstead 739ROCKAWAY, NJ – Bob Olstead

topped the scoring in the Mixed

League League firing games of

254-244-241 for a high series of

739.

Jim Testa shot 247-217-238-703,

Walt Forrester 259, Keri May 257-

213-206-676, and Julianne

Cromwell 222.

Tim Panek 730ROCKAWAY, NJ – Tim Panek led

the scoring in the Fri. Nite Men’s

League firing games of 265-246-

219 for a high series of 730.

Bill Ratliff shot 274, Ken George

267, Brian Pennella 252.

Randy Edwards 716ROCKAWAY, NJ – Randy

Edwards led the scoring in the

Lake Hiawatha A.C. League firing

games of 278-256 for a high series

of 716.

Joe Albensi, Jr. rolled 278-215-

214-707, Jim Westergaard 265,

Sam Sapio 260, Jamie Watson

256, and Vince Opalewski 255.

Nidia Haneveld 713ROCKAWAY, NJ – Nidia

Haneveld led the scoring in the

Tue. Night Mixed League firing

games of 258-231-224 for a high

series of 713.

Scott Struble shot 255-211-223-

699, Steve Petersen 254-218-204-

676, and Matt Hoffman 266.

Mike Dean 653ROCKAWAY, NJ – Mike Dean

rolled 247-226-653,and Steve

Bader 266-615 in the Holy Roller

League.

Leroy Hopkins shot 233 in the

PBA Experience League.

Tammy Baldwin 646ROCKAWAY, NJ – Tammy

Baldwin paced the scoring in the

Women’s League firing games of

244-212 for a high series of 646.

John Neral 627ROCKAWAY, NJ – In the PBA

Experience League John Neral

shot 227-202-627, Tom Lulewicz

228-206-616, and Noel Vega 236-

602.

Keith Helbourg685ROCKAWAY, NJ – Keith

Helbourg paced the scoring in the

NorBu Lodge League firing


series of 685.

Bill Karpack shot 246-218-205-

669, and Ann Meisner 200.

Bill Karpack 635ROCKAWAY, NJ – Bill

Karpack led the scoring in the

NorBu Lodge League firing

games of 212-224-635, John

Jenkins 241, and Craig

Carpenter 237.


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John Cavalcante 808WAYNE, NJ – John Cavalcante

topped the scoring in the Guys

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808.

Mario Pietrobono hit 289-769,

Chuck D’Angelo 760, Walter

Wojcik 707, Manny Costa, Jr.

696, Frederick Doot 693, and

Keri May 245-649.

Joanne Egan 748WAYNE, NJ – Joanne Egan led

the T-Bowlettes League firing


series of 748.

In another session Joanne

Egan led with a 279 game for a

high series of 720 followed by

Dot Tyrrel hit 258-671, Sharon

Papini 626, and Mary Zielinski

207.

AT STELTONKeith Urquhart 744PISCATAWAY, NJ – Keith

Urquahrt led the scoring in the

Classic League firing games of


744.

Mike Yunker rolled 245-208-

244-697, and Paul Fair 279-235-

697.

Phil Pron 743PISCATAWAY, NJ – Phil Pron

led the scoring in the Wed.

AT&T League firing games of


743.

Cecil Burr, Jr. rolled 268, Mike

Coppola 266, and Philip Chmura

259.

Bob Manning 691PISCATAWAY, NJ – Bob

Manning rolled 227-244-220 for

a 691 series in the Piscataway

Mixed Triples League.

Henry Pakosz 254PISCATAWAY, NJ – Henry

Pakosz led the scoring in the

He’s and She’s League firing a

high game of 254.

Anthony Johnson shot 252, and

Scott Tecza 252.

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICRyan Friend 766HOPELAWN, NJ – Ryan Friend

led the scoring in the Madison

Park Men’s League firing games

of 243-257-266 for a high game of

766.

Michael Brus III shot 266-265-

213-744, Brian Lynch 244-220-

279-743, Glenn Mohr 230-265-

246-741, Willie Zammitto 279-

228-223-730, Rami Ahmed 235-

231-258-724, Cesar Galloza 269-

232-221-722, Jay Pintus 245-234-

242-721, Joe Vaccaro 236-243-

241-720.

John Halliday 761John Halliday topped the scoring

in the Merck League firing games

of 267-216-278 for a high series of

761.

Gerry Penna hit 212-230-625,

John Zavoda 244-608, and Jeff

Roberts 219-212.

Elio Carrasco 755Elio Carrasco led the scoring in

the Sunday Nite Mixed League

firing games of 244-266-245 for a

high series of 755.

Tino Mendez shot 220-274-241-

735, Kevin Spann 235-243-228-

706, Jack Masculin 252-257-697,

Lauro Perez 201-214-243-658,

Mike Acevedo 209-226-634, Cid

Stentella 212-211-618.

John Syslo 738John Syslo led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed Nuts League fir-

ing games of 233-236-269 for a

high series of 738.

Don E. Hellhake hit 264-216-

237-717, Joe Herber 201-247-259-

707, and Pat Moreno 235-221-649.

John Strassner 736John Strassner topped the scoring

in the His & Hers League firing


series of 736.

Frank Capparelli, Jr. shot 234-

278-701, Mike Schugel 248-230-

216-694, Shelly Jacques 234-265-

687, Bill Smith 224-245-

656.Matt Cestone 733Matt Cestone led the Thursday

Nite Mixed rolling 236-259-238

for a high series of 733.

Thomas Poulos shot 212-248-

236-696, Rollin E. Ball 289-203-

200-692, Kurt Mosszkowski 248-

221-641, Scott Akalewicz 213-

213-625.

Rob Morris 715Rob Morris led the Friday Nite

Mixed League firing 247-231-237

for a high series of 715.

Mark Wiget hit 237-224-235-

696, Rocco Fortunato 279-257-

686, Dave Rezes 274-228-675,

Glenn Aiello 215-245-649, and

Gary McGinness 279-637.

Thomas Tobias 688Thomas Tobias led the scoring in

the Friday Late Night Mixed with

252-275 for a 688.

Dennis Lawrence shot 204-213-

611, Jack Gale 265-608, and Eric

Weinstein 223-602.

In the Bank League Sean Williams

shot 234-223-650, Matthew

Manenty 216-248-627, and Mike

Garcia 230-215-615.

Nick Viverito 658Nick Viverito paced the scoring

in the Monday Madness League

firing games of 218-218-222 for a

high series of 658.

Frank Farina hit 204-203, Frank

Scalgione 237, Susan McG 255,

and Dan DeBenedetto 214.

In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Rich Rowley hit 202-203.

In the Bank League Mark

Cumber shot 223-613, and Keith

Fenton 210.

Jeff Lee rolled 220, Mike

Morris, Sr. 213, Ron Molinaro

212, and Mike Grant 210 in the NJ

Turnpike League.

Steve Salit shot 227-232-642,

Elio Carrasco 212, Don

Mascaritola 228, Warren Taureck

225, and Edward Harback 234 in

the Garden State Mixed League.

In the Knights of Columbus

League Mark Makwinski hit 221.

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