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LEVITTOWN, NY - George

Schnepp found perfection tossing

a 300 game then added a 258 to

finish with a 714 series rolling in

the Monday LIA at South

Levittown Lanes.

Joseph Morreale pitched a 260

game followed by Kenny Daughn

with 248, Steve Koopmann 247,

Darren Thomas 246, Matt

Koopman 246, Steve Lassman

245, Heather Mitchell 226,

Lorraine Morante 225-653 and

Sally Gibilterra 212.

Justin Sloan 800, Kurt Gould 300

At Lodi Lanes

FAIR LAWN, NJ - Uri Peled tal-

lied an 833 league-leading series

on games of 278-256 and 299while contesting in the Tuesday

Early Mixed at Brunswick Fair

Lawn Lanes. Henry Carlos tossed

games of 219 and 269 before

rolling perfect with his 300 gameand finishing the session with a

788 series.

Maribel Herrea and Robert Arosas

Win Doubles With A Twist

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Louis

DeMartino blasted a 300 game

along with 267-232 for a 799

series in the Thursday Custom

Thumbz Doublez League at

Rockville Centre Lanes.

Ray Brooks rolled 299, Sean

Romney 289-266-256-811, Leroy

Singletary 289-277-757, Jim

Constantinides 297-238-751, John

Novichonek 279-245-753, and

Noel Vega 256-259-233-748,

George Schnepp 300 at South Levittown

By Gloria Volpe

WALLINGTON, NJ -Chuck Ontal

had a great game of 299 with a

728 series rolling in the Bud Light

Tuesday 4-Man at AMF

Wallington Lanes.

Nick Mancini was not far behind

with his 279 followed by Rich

Donohue 278, Mark Nobile 274,

Tom Twist 268-720, John Jawor

267, Tony Rigano and Greg Work

266, and Kevin Matawa 265-249.

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Louis DeMartino Blasted 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes

BROOKLYN, NY - Maribel Herrea

and Robert Arosas posted a score of

1534 earning them $1,400.00 for

their first place finish in the Doubles

With A Twist tournament last month.

Honor scores were rolled by Joey

Acerra who tossed 266-300-289 for

an 855 scratch set that also placed

him in second place in the tourna-

ment with Tremayne Williams as his

partner. Other honor scores were

rolled by Mark Hinds 290-210-244-

744 and Curtis Warren tossed a 290

game.

On A Roll Bowling Club floored

70 doubles teams in the event and

thanks everyone for their participa-

tion.

Uri Peled 833, Henry Carlos 300

At Brunswick Fair Lawn Lanes

Chuck Ontal 299 at Wallington Lanes

LODI, NJ - Justin Sloan collected

an 800 series to lead all bowlers in

the Monday 3-man Classic at Lodi

Lanes but it was Kurt Gould earn-

ing high game honors by murder-

ing the maples for a 300.

YORK, Pa. Louis Gaudio of Morganville,

N.J. defeated Thomas Coco Jr. of CortlandManor, N.Y., 246-196, to win the

Professional Bowlers Association Colony

Park Lanes Eastern Challenge. PBA

Challenge events are open to any member or

non-member who has never won a PBA

event.

Gaudio rolled a 266 in the final game of

qualifying to advance to the 16-man finals.

Coco qualified second and was undefeated in

the single-elimination match play rounds

until the championship match. Gaudio

earned $2,000 for the win while Coco earned

$1,300 as the runner-up.

In the Semifinal Round where losers

earned $1,000, Gaudio def. Ervin Raines,

Mechanicsburg, Pa., 194-188 and Coco def.

Jason Hebert, Templeton, Mass., 199-148.In the Round of 8 where its the best of

three games, losers are eliminated and earn

$700 each: Gaudio def. Theo Johnson, Big

Flats, N.Y., 2-0; Coco def. Brian Elder, Claymont,

Del., 2-0; Raines def. Bobby Benton, Accident, Md.,

2-0; Hebert def. Chuck Pitts, Cortland, N.Y., 2-1.

The PBA East Regions next tournament will be

the PBA Howell Lanes Eastern Open presented by

Brunswick at Howell Lanes in Howell, N.J., June 13-

15. The next East Region Challenge event is at Fort

Meade, Md., June 27-28.

Louis Gaudio Wins PBA Colony Park Lanes Eastern ChallengeBy Russ Mills - PBA

PBA photo

Champion Louis Gaudio.

OAKLAND, NJ - Jason

Cornog defeated Brian

LeClair 222-204 in the

1st Annual Holiday

Bowl Kick-off Classicto capture the $5000

top prize, LeClair took

home $2,200 for 2nd

a nd J im Hos ie r f in -

ished 3rd for a $1,400

pay day.

Rusty Thomsen, Kerry

Smith, and Dale Aivez

finished 4th-6th and

collected $900 each for

their efforts. Other

Cashers finishing 7th thru 12th place earning $400

were Shannon Sellens,

Bob Lipinski, Anthony

Buonanno, Anthony Pepe,

Diante Fields, and Andrew

Davidowicz. 13th-18thPlace were Alex

Cavagnaro, Elysia Current,

Eric Cornog, John Conroy,

Jason Stadtler, Jake

Rollins(SMART acccount).

19th-24th collecting $200

were Taylor Swartz, Mike

Houtz, Matt O'Grady, Joe

Scianna, Steve Tripp and

Dave Mutch. More than

$20,000 was paid out in

the 2 day event with a total of 138 entries.

Jason Cornog Wins Holiday Bowl

Summer Kick-off Classic

BPAA photo

Kick-off Classic Second place Brian LeClair, Champion

Jason Cornog and third place Jim Hosier


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

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

Too often bowling has been

depicted as an activity that has

overcome a sordid past.

As a youngster I sort of reluc-

tantly accepted the oft repeated

tales of drinking and gambling

and assorted other ills as the

main lure of the game, and not

the thrill of rolling a ball and

knocking down more pins than

the other bowlers.

Early in my writing career I

met some people who were

involved with the early days of

the sport and others who were

related to or knew some of the

pioneers of the game. One day a

fellow sportswriter handed me a

package, told me that an older

woman had dropped it off for

me and if I didn't want it to just

throw it away.

It was a scrapbook of bowling

articles that appeared from 1900to 1905. I was surprised, fasci-

nated, and proud, and eagerly

devoured every word. It was all

positive, maybe by design,

maybe because that's the way it

was. It had many a piece about

women's bowling, informative,

educational, and illustrative of a

larger role women played than

ever imagined.

Serving on various Hall of

Fame and other committees I

had the opportunity to peruse

long ago publications and arti-

cles about the sport plus much

of the research done by bowling

scholars such as Al Matzelle,Bruce Pluckhahn and Herm

Weiskopf.

Sure there was some gambling,

drinking, plenty of needling, lip

action, equipment tampering

and all the rest that goes with

the building of a sport, but there

also was the touch of class given

by builders, engineers, women,

churches, athletic and social

clubs and people from every

walk of life.

Idle bowling thoughts...

You can never tell about lane

conditions and what effect they

may have. There have been

weeks on the national pro tour

TV finals four top stars aver-aged a mere 201. And a week

later, with four top stars they

averaged 262.

There is no bowling crisis,

major or-minor, local or nation-

al, to which bowling will not

respond to with a meeting, a

conference or a seminar.

Records are made to be bro-

ken though some can only be

tied. But the Johnny Petraglia

astounding career mark of at

least one national title in six

decades is one that could stand

for a lot of years into forever.

One of the first hurdles is toremain healthy enough over

those many years.

No sport brings male and

female bowlers closer in compet-

itive and social settings better

than bowling, for people of all

ages for amazing long times.

My first heroes in bowling

were Andy Varipapa, Junie

McMahon, Lou Campi, Lindy

Faragalli and Marion Ladewig.

Who were yours?

I like the story about the two

men, one an ardent but strug-

gling bowler and the other an

average working man who eachwon $5 million in a lottery.

When asked what they planned

to do with money, the working

man said he was going to quit

his job, spend a lot of time fish-

ing and playing golf and take life

easy, living on his new found

wealth. The bowler scratched

his head, thought a bit, then

said, I guess I'll just keep bowl-

ing in every tournament I can---

until the money runs out."

Shortly after his April birthday,

Teata Semiz bowled an 803 series

in a doubles league with his son,

Tommy. Oh, by

the way, it was

his 80th birth-

day and this

was his eighth

800, he rolled

games of 258,

286 and 259.

Semiz started

the third game

with strike, ten-

pin, strike, ten-

pin and knew

he had to

punch out to

get his octo-

series, and he did just that. For his

latest feat he used a Hammer Pivot

ball drilled by himself. I drill all

of my equipment, he said. He

helps out son Tommy in the pro

shop, and still does some coaching

as well.

Those who recognize his name

from the Professional Bowlers

Association (PBA) tour know that

age was never a factor for Semiz.

In 1997 at age 63 he was the old-

est bowler to win a tour event, and

did this in Seminole, FL. To date

he has three PBA regular titles

and 8 senior (PBA50) titles.

Semiz posted the highest televised

PBA50 four-game series with

games of 269-279-242-254 for a

1044 total. He has also won USBC

All events and

singles. To no

surprise, he is in

the USBC and

PBA Halls of

Fame.

Semiz started

out in the sport as

a pin-boy and

eventually was

bowling in the

Paramus major

league and

remembers the

legendary Don

Carter giving him

a tip to improve his game. Ill

never forget that, Semiz said,

and for that I will always be

grateful. He was 29 at the time

and joined the pro tour when he

was 33. Now he uses a 15-pound

ball and works on keeping the

speed up. Before the summer

league at Sparta, Teata averaged

219 in a Hanover Lanes league.

He resides in Hopatcong and has

7 grandchildren. He will choose

an honor award for his grand-

daughter, Tori. His bowling goal is

just to keep bowling. An octo-

series for an octogenariannot

bad at all. ( PBA photo )

PBA

QUICK NOTES Stuart Williams, England's first

winner of both the World Ranking

Masters and a Professional Bowlers

Association Tour title (the 2011

PBA Viper Open during PBA World

Series of Bowling III in Las Vegas),

will be inducted into the UK Tenpin

Hall of Fame on Oct. 19, the open-

ing day of the 2014 Weber Cup at

Barnsley Metrodome. Williams,

who now competes as a regular onthe PBA Tour, has rolled perfect

games in 14 countries.

Last call: If you know a deserv-

ing young bowler who could use

$1,000 in financial help to attend

college, encourage him/her to apply

for the 2014 PBA Billy Welu

Scholarship Award. Applications

must be postmarked by June 15.

Eligible candidates must be amateur

bowlers who are currently in college

(preceding the application date) and

maintaining at least a 2.5/4.0 GPA or

equivalent. The application form

can be retrieved by using this link:

http://pba.com/Corporate/Scholarships

Teenager Kamron Doyle of

Brentwood, Tenn., defeated fellow

amateur Derek Phillips of

Kingsport, Tenn., 201-182, to

become the second youngest player

to win a Professional Bowlers

Association Regional event in the

Marion Lightning Lanes South

Challenge Sunday in Marion, N.C.

Doyle, at age 16 years, 125 days,

is second only to Wesley Low Jr. of

Palmdale, Calif., who won a PBA

West Region Challenge event in

2013 at the age of 15 years, 336

days. PBA Challenge tournaments

are open only to players who havenever won a PBA event. Neither

Doyle nor Low will be credited for

PBA titles because they are non-

members.

Doyle, a Junior Team USA mem-

ber who earned $1,500 towards his

SMART scholarship account, holds

the record as the youngest player

ever to cash in a PBA tournament.

He was 12 years, 117 days old

when he finished 30th in a PBA

Regional in Canton, Ga., in 2010.


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Henry Hasemann 745FARMINGDALE, NY Henry Hasemann led the scoring in the Thursday Good Timers


Tim Jackson rolled 245, Mike Bagnato 243-236-650, Dean Alberino 242-204, Brian

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Monday LIA: George Schnepp 299-769,

Shawn Blessinger 268, Kenny Daughn 264,

Joseph Morreale 259, Chris Schnepp 259,

Steve Lassman 258-700, Joanne Perry

280;716, April Fucci 246, Heather Mitchell

227, Angie Collazzo 223.

Thursday Charles McShane: George

Woodwiss 299-724, Justin Kampf 299-718,

Tris Schnarwyler 286-762, Tom Gallagher

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Steve McTigue 658.

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Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Cappy

Caporusso 255-652, Eric Rosch 225, John

Barrett 222, Joe Visone 213, Jim Bresnahan

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Wednesday Early Birds: Suzanne Gates

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Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Byron Lamm

256, Al Gillis 248-668, Gordon McDaniel

245, Paul DeVito 612, Lou Daguanno 607,

Jack Scherer 607, Susie Lew 255-607.

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Russell Caiola 235, June Iacono 202, Jim

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