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ARLINGTON, Texas - Kerry

Painter of Fairbanks, Alaska, is

enjoying a memorable year onthe lanes and added another high-

light to the reel last week with a

win at the inaugural International

Training and Research Center

Super Senior Classic.

Painter, who won a roll-off for

the No. 1 seed in the finals,

defeated Pete McCordic of Katy,

Texas, 197-179, at the ITRC to

take home the championship tro-

phy and $3,000 top prize.

McCordic earned $2,250 for sec-

ond place.

Neither player was able to dou-

ble in the f irst nine frames of the

finale, but Painter held a slight

lead heading into the final frame. After McCordic

failed to strike in the 10th, Painter needed a mark for

the win and delivered three strikes.

"I watched the pair as they were bowling, and after

getting to practice on it, I thought I needed a big

number," Painter said. "The backends tightened up

quickly, and it got tough. The 10th frame was scary,

but I knew I could do it. It was what you want bowl-

ing to be. It was competitive and came down to exe-

cution."

The championship round kicked off with Paul

McCordic of Sugar Land, Texas, defeating Willie

Wells of Plano, Texas, 201-176, leading to a battle

between Paul and his twin brother, Pete. Pete pre-

vailed, 235-197, before eliminating Don Blatchford

of Santa Monica, Calif., 212-185,

to reach the final.

Earlier in the day, the cashersround to determine the stepladder

finalists ended in dramatic fash-

ion as Painter and Blatchford tied

for the top spot with a 3,652 total

for 16 games. Painter guaranteed

himself a place in the title match

by downing Blatchford in a one-

game roll-off, 219-217.

"I didn't lead… until I tied Don

on the final shot," Painter said.

"My goal coming into it was not

to miss any spares and try to get

to the top spot to make it a one-

match tournament. I was able to

stay calm, focus and pick up my

spares. This is a huge win for

me."

Painter's year includes a third-place finish at the

USBC Senior Masters in June and victories at the

PBA50 Senior/Super Senior Doubles Classic pre-

sented by Brunswick and High Roller Super Senior

Masters, which earned him August Bowler-of-the-

Month honors from the International Bowling Media

Association.

The inaugural ITRC Super Senior Classic was

open to USBC members age 60 and older. All com-

petitors bowled 12 qualifying games over two days

before the field was cut to the top eight for the four-

game cashers round. The ITRC, located on the

International Bowling Campus, is the home of Team

USA and Junior Team USA.

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LEVITTOWN, NY - Larry

Strauss pounded the pins for a 300

game while bowling in the

Monday Charlie Cap Classic at

South Levittown Lanes.

James Anemne tossed a 280

game followed by Anthony

Chiarenza rolling 279-739, Carl

Clory 277-728, Jason Nikol 270,

Robert Gotterban Jr. 269-704,

Chris Liotta 269-709, Robert

Grammarosso 269-772, Ronald J.

Broege 269, Will Watson 267-746,

John Vilardi 267, Lawrence

Buccellato 266, Kmar Wilder 266,

Darren Pitnick 265-703, Vonetta

Jolliffe 259, Michelle Montgoris

246, Christina Schultze 239,

Fabrizo Cerutti 745, Tavie

Caratozzolo 736, Dwight Flowers

709, Bertie Carrington 703.

Larry Strauss Hit 300

At South Levittown Lanes

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tony Liguiro earned top honors in

the Monday Night Fourplay

League at Rockville Centre Lanes

firing games of 300 and 268 en

route to a the session high series of

772.

Kevin Masick rolled 238-267-

255-760, Jason Rundell 257-212,

Rob Bucking 256, Mickey

Newbeck 247-216, Ralph Ehrlich

246-213-216-675, AJ Fragola

245-701, Melissa Banks 259-226-

662, and Fran Savoldy 248.

LODI, NJ - Efren Capalaran took

center stage spotlight in the

Survivors Trio League at Lodi

Lanes when he hammered the pins

for a 300 game and Flor Mangasi

came near perfect with a 278 game.

Efren Capalaran 300 at Lodi

Tony Liguori 300 at Rockville Centre

Kerry Painter Wins ITRC Super Senior ClassicBy Aaron Smith - USBC

PBA photo

Super Senior Kerry Painter.

Sean Zeleniak 300 at MajesticHOPELAWN, NJ – Sean Zeleniak

topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

at Majestic Lanes blasting games

of 248 and 246 around a 300 per-fecto for the sessions high series

of 794.

Danny Lopez shot 234-227-278-

739 followed by Rob Evans with

255-249-234-738, Glenn Mohr, Jr.

234-259-232-725, John Kertesz

237-288-720, Mickey Endress243-255-216-714, and Ken Rask

248-237-223-708.

Jerry Schneider - PBA

LAS VEGAS – The Professional Bowlers Association will take an historic step toward

illustrating the challenges bowlers face when blue dye will be added to the lane condi-

tioning oil for ESPN’s telecasts of five PBA World Series of Bowling championship

events.

PBA worked with its official lane maintenance provider Brunswick to formulate and test

the oil that will be applied exclusively on the pair of Brunswick lanes installed in the South

Point Hotel Exhibit Hall B complex for the World Series of Bowling ESPN-televised finals.

The oil is not a product on the market and is being used only for the WSOB TV shows.

“Throughout its history, it has been difficult to describe the challenges players face in our

sport,” PBA Commissioner Tom Clark said. “How oil is applied to the lane, and how it tran-

sitions as competition progresses, is something no one is able to see with the naked eye,

and those are critical variables in scoring and player strategy.

“For the first time ever, we’re going to add dye to the oil so that bowling fans on site and

watching at home on ESPN will literally be able to see how the pattern of oil looks on the

lane. We are sure it will be educational and insightful for all levels of fans tuning in and

we hope to learn from this experiment and improve it moving forward.”

The dyed oil will debut with the Cheetah Championship which uses the 35-foot PBA

Cheetah oil pattern. The Viper (39 feet), Chameleon (43 feet), and Scorpion

Championships (47 feet) will follow.

The WSOB shows will air on ESPN beginning Dec. 1 at p.m. ET.

PBA to Introduce Dyed Oil for ESPN’s World Series of Bowling TelecastsColorful additive to lane conditioning oil will illustrate bowling lane surface for the first time



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ARLINGTON, Texas - Jennifer Salazar has been named Chief

Financial Officer of the United States Bowling Congress, USBC

Executive Director Stu Upson announced.

Salazar spent the last four years as Director of Accounting for

American Consolidated Media, a company with approximately 100

local newspapers, before joining USBC.

"Jennifer Salazar brings proven experience in accounting, business

analysis, budgeting and strategic development to USBC," Upson said.

"She understands what it takes to successfully manage the financial

operations of an organization."

Salazar also has worked with Gannett, Inc., serving as Director of

Administration for five years, and worked for three years as Director of

Finance for Al Dia, a publication of Dallas-based Belo Corporation.

"I'm excited to join the USBC executive team and to have the new

challenge of working in a non-profit organization," Salazar said.

"Bowling is a great sport that has such a tremendous history and I look

forward to continuing to make USBC a successful national governing

body."

Salazar earned a bachelor's degree in finance from the University of

New Mexico, and an MBA in Strategic Management from DePaul

University in Chicago.

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On another note Pete Treadwell has left the USBC.

Jennifer Salazar is New CFO at USBC

Many leagues and tournaments

wind up with races as close as a

bunch of college students attempt-

ing to find out how many of them

can fit into a telephone booth.

When competition is keen, and

can go any way, it can be tension

time. Tempers are short. There

are flare-ups of all sorts, oftenbetween bowlers on the same

team. The most docile bowler can

become aggressive when a battle

is on, whether the reward is a tiny

trophy or a world championship

title. And the fiery can become

quiet and thoughtful.

Adapting to change is always a

source of tension. Yet, tension is

natural. It shows up when there is

a conflict of any kind, a spat with

your mate, kids, friends, enemies,

and yes, in fighting off an oppos-

ing bowler or bowling team, or

even a lane condition.

You become good or great at

something the same way you learnsomething new, by making mis-

takes, and sometime seeming fool-

ish until you master the challenge.

Good judgment comes from

experience, and experience usual-

ly comes from previous poor

judgment. Money can't buy natu-

ral ability; it’s a gift. Experience

comes from countless hours of

training, practice, competition

and patience.

he finest athletes in every sport,

and talent in all other fields, gen-

erally agree that you can never

fully get used to pressure. Don’t

let outward appearances fool you.

Tension grips the most seasonedperformers. It does not reduce

ability. Some rise to their greatest

heights when under the most

pressure. Nobody completely

shakes tension because it's a fact

of life, and must be lived with, like

it or not.

Winston Churchill said, "It is

very much better sometimes to

have a panic feeling beforehand,

and then be quite calm when

things happen, than to be

extremely calm beforehand and

to get into a panic when things

happen."

Famed airman Eddie

Rickenbacker once noted,

"Courage is doing what you re

afraid to do. There can be no

courage unless you're scared."

Think about that when you are

making a clutch shot or style

switch in the midst of a game ortournament. Being tense or

scared is not the major problem.

Being scared of being scared caus-

es most of the trouble. The first

step in the battle against pressure

and tension is to admit it is there.

Each individual battles pressure

in his or her own way. Veteran

performers, having been through

it, have more weapons to combat

the common malady. Some chew

gum, tobacco, candy, or their lips.

Most take deep breaths, some try

to slow breathing. Some fidget.

Some talk more, others less. For

every action or idea that works,

there's another that won't.Look in the mirror. You should

figure out the best way to calm the

person looking back at you. Don’t

think you are different because a

string of strikes gets you excited or

flustered, or you shake nervously

even when you face a so called

simple spare at a crucial moment.

On the surface most established

pros seem as calm as the prover-

bial contented cat. Inside they are

often more like raging tigers.

Calm or raging, control is the cri-

sis key. The hidden element, the

victory over pressure, almost

always decides the winner.

Some bowlers, when thinkingabout upcoming key matches,

expend much energy, tire, and

sleep well. Some have trouble

sleeping prior to the trying times.

One, when he is having a bad

night, shakes his roommate until

the latter is awake, then asks,

"What's the matter, can't you

sleep either?"

Don't sleep when it comes time

to face pressure, as it does for

every bowler. Face it the best way

you know how and only you can

really figure out how.

Emerald Platzer High at HowellBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - Emerald Platzer led all scorers with a 280 game high-

lighting his 652 series in the Monday Night Hankel Classic League at

Howell Lanes.Joe Polizzi posted a 269 game to lead the men and Joe Horvath rolled

the week’s high series 724 on a high game of 254. Stu Cohen bowled

258-718, Pat Pozzolano 259-701, and both Mike Fogarty and Kevin

Giles fired 685 games. For the first time this season, first place ‘Team

Sorry, Not Sorry’ was replaced by ‘Aches N Pains.’

ROCKAWAY

ROLLERSRockaway Mixed:

Nick Westergaard 279-760, Ed

Cook 278-703, Tom Schweizer

276-751, Keri May 243-662,

Nichole Malson 224-587.

Monday Early Birds:

Ken Goerge 253-707, Brian Pires

234-626, Michelle Clouse 244-

657, Judy Larick 225-521, Ed

Hardy 255-688, Mike Riley 242-

673, Jennifer Eckels 198-495.

Fox Hills Seniors:

Steve Friedman 247-620, Robert

Forte 217-563, Ellen Nowicki

193-473, Barbara Krajowski 184-

415, Robert Forte 254-607, Bill

Verderber 208-579, Bernadent

Memolo 185.

Morris Hills Mixed:

Sal Antoniello 212-548, Ronald

Stickney 195-513, Beth Williams

187-448, Rita McCoy 184-472,

Bob McClughan 184-499, Pam

Antoniello 203-561.

Rockaway Women:

Susan Chillemi 225-532. Lois

Kehmna 200-544, Tammy

Baldwin 183-411, Tammy

Baldwin 223-559, Pat Somers

172-424.

NorBu Lodge:

Jon Klejmont 255, Chris Bakos

246-635, Stacey Titus 235-564,

Lynn Perry 207-530, Phil Dattolo

246, Jon Klejmont 237-676,

Stacey Situs 255-592.

Thursday Nite Mixed:

Robert Rhodes 279-741, MikeWheeler 257-648, Nick

Westergaard 256-735, Lynn

Coleman 218-582, Nidia

Haneveld 215-574, David Ireton

252, Wayne Poverstein 248-653,

Lynn Coleman 228-585, Nidia

Haneveld 225-644.




Andrew Carrig 296 FARMINGDALE, NY – Andrew

Carrig topped the Thursday 3-Man

League firing games of 296-244

for a high series of 732.

Rich Tooker shot 278, Dan Levin

233-269-220-722, Earl Holden

269, Joe Costanzo 266-247-725,

Ranee Jackson 264, Joe

Caracciolo 259-214, Frankie

Montgoris 259-225-690, Marc

Bieler 246-236-694, and Bob

Gelfant 255-234-693. Richard Bambara 290FARMINGDALE, NY – Richard

Babmara blasted games of 290-

254 for a 709 series in the Tuesday

Early Birds League.

Jonnae Greaves shot 278-255-

747, Hilario Romero 279-222-

685, Gerard Pannullo 263,

Amefika Greaves 258, Earl

Holden 257-234, and Vernon

Brown and Tyrone Brown 255.

Steve Clickner 288FARMINGDALE, NY – Steve

Clickner bowled a high game of

288 in the Wednesday Early Men’s

Handicap League firing a highgame of 288.

Vernon Brown and Joe Franchino

shot 279, Jeff Gallo, and Chris

DeLauro 278, Ron Adolph, and

Andrew Skorpanic 277, Joe

Muscat 273, Steve Fisher,

Nathaniel Fuller, and Ken

Wojdylo hit 259.

Scott Zimmerman 767 FARMINGDALE, NY - Scott

Zimmerman topped the scoring in

the Friday Late Mixed League fir-

ing games of 277-266 for a high

series of 767.

Hari Soedarmasto shot 277, Mike

Clark 268-255-716, AnthonyCrocitto 223-231-256-710, and

Wingo Hom 257-691.

Dale Alberino 745FARMINGDALE, NY – Dale

Alberino topped the scoring in the

Thursday Good Timers League

firing games of 258-246-241 for a

high series of 745.

Mike Bagnato shot 265, Steve

Butera 226, Steve Bove and Ron

Demuth each hit 213.

Glen Daly 736 FARMINGDALE, NY – Glen

Daly paced the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay Men’s

League firing games of 278-233-

225 for a high series of 736.

Eddie Allen shot 258-258-730,

Danny Schrafel 242-242-227-711,

Eddie O’Neill 258-227-699, Gary

LaCara 279-227-685, Kevin

Kremler 237-225-670, and

Brendan Rini 257.

Arthur O’Connor 728FARMINGDALE, NY – Arthur

O’Connor led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firing

games of 222-268-238 for a high

series of 728.

Paul Constantinopoli shot 270,

Chris Norton 248, David Crane

247, Rafael Santos 245-226-657,

Thomas Fleissner 245-233-217-

695, Bill Kremlicka 245-225-675,

and Richie Brennan 244-232-680.

Sammi Ng 256 FARMINGDALE, NY – Sammi

Ng led the scoring in the St.

Martin Major League firing a high

game of 256.Joe Napoli shot 255, Jake

Diamond 235, Luke Ricahrdson

227, and Emily Dean 206.

In the Friday Sunshine Kidds

League Joe Livolsi shot 210-209,

Al Diebold 194, and Ken Lauri

192.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES AT OCEAN Josh Swindell 267 LAKEWOOD, NJ – Josh

Swindell led the scoring in the

Saturday Scratch League firing a

high game of 267.

Shawn Kollmer 245-266, Matt

Russo 258-248, Brett Strycharz

258, Alex Cretella 248, McKenna

Collier 238, Alec Hehir 237,

Brianna MacLeod 234, and Alex

Laurenzano 224.

Kamerin Peters 223LAKEWOOD, NJ – Kamerin

Peters paced the scoring in the

Saturday Junior League firing a

high game of 223.

Zach Letts hit 218-216, Christine

Jones 216, Ryan Waldhelm 215,

Danielle Robleski 214, and Sarah

Pitcher 201.

Eric Lazarchick LeadsIn the Saturday Pin Hitters

League Eric Lazarchick shot 159,

Alexis Fitzmaurice 144, Anthony

Tedesco 133, and Frankie Billero

113.



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BOONTON, NJ - Stan Niemiec’s Youth

Travelers had their first visit to Boonton

Lanes this young season and encountered

difficulty adjusting to the oil pattern. That is,

all but 16-year-old Frank Magyar who

earned Bowler of the Week honors with a

scorching 244-214-656, leading his Holiday

squad to a sweep of host Boonton; Graham

Mulligan chipped in with 213-572, Ana

DeLeon 517 and Lilly Sigona a huge over-

average 488. High marks for Boonton wereRandy Devitt’s 184 and Sean McGuire’s

179.

Montvale had its eight game win skein

snapped by Fair Lawn in a tight game three

battle, 885-878, but came away with five

points to maintain the top rung in the stand-

ings. The victors were led by Bergen Tech

sophomore Dan Sproviero’s 196 and Park

Ridge senior Kyle Ladewig’s steady 495 set.

Tops for Fair Lawn were Tyler Nappi 190,

Jake Nappi 174 and Madison Perry 162.

Bowler City III had a productive finish to

come from behind and capture five points

from sister entry Bowler City II, 2755-2670;

Bergenfield junior Greg Khan’s 188-182 and

Holy Angels’ freshman Tiffany Sucero’s 183

led the way for the winners while BC III had

fine games from Dean Edwards 199, Kelley

Grippo 190, Ryan Sweeney 189 and BrittanyHovan 184-182.

In the afternoon’s best match-up, Bowler

City I outlasted a game Lodi squad as BC I’s

talented quartet produced fine scores from

Anthony Rizzo 226, Welmer Paguay 200,

James Kane 190 and Kyle Schellberg a pair

of 189 games. Southpaw Chris Navarro was

high for Lodi with 200-199.

HACKENSACK, NJ - It took eight

weeks for the first “700” to be rolled in

Bowler City’s Youth Scratch Doubles and

the feat was achieved by 15-year-old

Passaic Tech sophomore Anthony Rizzo

266-197-246-709. In gaining Bowler of

the Week status, Anthony’s effort powered

his team to a 5-2 win over Kristen Kane

and Greg Khan. Kristen’s 193 and Greg’s

194 were good enough to give them thesecond game, 387-357.

Matt Myers fired 246-203-637 but his

team dropped five points to Joey Biondi

and James Kane, 1131-1085. Joey tallied

224-191 and James 204-188.

Rutherford senior Danny Bivin, the

league’s high average co-leader at 196

with Rizzo, scored a triple deuce, pound-

ing the maples with 202-204-226-632 as

he and Danielle Quitola swept past Olivia

Wank and Kyle Schellberg whose highs

were 184 and 193 respectively.

Brittany Hovan and Ryan Perez held

their nine point first place margin by tak-

ing two of three from George Held and

Devin Puccio, 1111-1089 in the morning’s

best match-up. Brittany rolled 199-533

and teammate Ryan Perez added 208-201-

578 while Devin Puccio posted 204-206-

577.

Second place remained in the hands of

Kelley Grippo 224-560 and John Silvestro219-555 as they turned back the fifth place

Alex Vorhees team, 5-2. Alex’s 215

cemented his team’s middle game win.

In other encounters, JonMikal Sepero

scored 193-182 as he and Arielle Wallace

edged Samantha Berger and Avery

Brown, 4-3, after a rough start, Avery

closed strong with 175 and 210. In a

match-up against the bye, Mary Kate

Alvarez and Christine Vradenburg man-

aged to come away with three points.

15-Year-Old Anthony Rizzo Blasts 266-709

In Scratch Doubles at Bowler CityBy Vince Albrecht

16-Year-Old Frank Magyar Paces Youth TravelersBy Vince Albrecht

AT PLAZA Ken Kastner 283MADISON, NJ – Ken Kastner

topped the scoring in the Police &

Fire League firing a high game of

283.Joe Marchese hit 257-655, Tom

Schneyer 244, Fred Brunner 645,

and Clorinda Landi 199.

In the Pharma Plus League Dan

Smith shot 235, Ed Mlynaraczyk

224, Les Barnum 209, and Marcia

Craig 203.

Jack VanderMeulen 276 MADISON, NJ – Jack Vander

Meulen topped the scoring in the

Junior/Major Breakfast Club

League firing a high game of 276.

Michael Mello hit 232, Kyle

Gallitelli 192, and Rebecca

Bednarik 173.

Joe Marchese 268MADISON, NJ – Joe Marchese


Wednesday Trio League firing a

high game of 268.

Trevor Bogert shot 267, Joey

Parisi 265, Dan Pridham 705,

Harry Franz 687, and Stephanie

Rahn 209.

In the Thursday Mixed League

Mike Jenkins shot 227, Bill Phair

222, and Thomas Litland 201.



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THE LEADERS AT LODITHE MAGIC AT MAJESTICMonday Trios:

William McCrary 259, Ansley Holmes 256, Walter Robnson 254, Terry

Drenth 246.

Wednesday Men's 820:

Mike Lennox 278, Jack Zuccosky 257, Brian Lennox 257, Julio

Canales 257.

Survivors Trios:

Steven Vaniderstine 276-708, Mickey Travaglio Jr. 267-740, Ron

DeLuca 267-752.

Wednesday Night Live:

Shayne Thomas 269-720, Ryan Michalski 258, Sam Ho 248.

Thursday Mixed:

Glenn Bonomo 268-739, Chris Angoli 257, Randy Murray 256.

Friday G&L:

Joe Pagan 268, Mike Ong 265, Gianvito Clavelli 258.

Saturday Fil-Am:

Chuck Ontal 290-737, Joel Martinez 279, Alex Protin 278.

Jason Gomez 789HOPELAWN, NJ – Jason Gomez


Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 232-278-279 for a

high series of 789.

Dan Clark rolled 256-257-235-

748, Mickey Endress 269-231-232-

732, Sean Zeleniak 267-249-213-

729, William Bailey 267-279-729,

and Eric Oppenheimer 235-258-

227-720.

George Balewitz 775HOPELAWN, NJ – George

Balewitz topped the scoring in the

Madison Park Men’s League firing

games of 279-217-279 for a high

series of 775.

Joe Lampariello shot 239-289-

226-754, Anthony Martino 238-

268-216-721, Kristopher Brus 279-

228-702, and Gary Brown 237-

234-228-699.

Dan Clark 744HOPELAWN, NJ – Dan Clark

topped the Raritan Bay Men’s


262 for a high series of 744.John Kertesz shot 238-258-245-

741, Dorien Soto 258-214-267-

739, Ralph Trapas 201-289-231-

721, Steve Lella 257-254-698, and

Sean Zeleniak 223-225-255-683.

Walter Kronert 727 HOPELAWN, NJ – Walter Kronert

topped the scoring in the Garden

State Mixed League firing games

of 248-234-245 for a high series of

727.

James McMillon rolled 207-247-

225-679, Richard Bienvenue 278-

207-676, Jose Medina 236-234-

648, and Alberto Tadeo 227-237-

628.In the K of C League Mark

Makwinski shot 214-217-622, Al

D’Alessandro 210-226-621, Bill

Dillon 221, and Art Jakubczak 231.

Dennis Decrosta 686 HOPELAWN, NJ – Dennis

Decrosta led the His & Hers


220 for a high series of 686.

Kevin Bitter shot 276-239-682,

Carmine Latin 210-277-668, and

Michael Holoka 209-222-235-666.

Matt D’Andrea 685HOPELAWN, NJ – Matt

D’Andrea led the scoring in the

South Shore League firing games

of 279-236 for a high series of 685.

Brian Peccerillo hit 215-216-610,

Kurt Salvesen 234, Jill O’Keefe

242, and Anthony D’Andrea 220.

Joe Thurston 684HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Thurston

led the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mixed League firing games of 257-235 for a high series of 684.

Richard Funk III hit 258-220-664,

Gary McGinness 268-219-660, and

Frank Testa 258.

In the Avenel Youth League Ryan

Johnson shot 257, Christopher

Affinito 226, and Michael Bocra

200.

Danny Kacperowski shot 151 in

the Saturday Carteret Specials

League.

Don E. Hellhake 683HOPELAWN, NJ- Don E.

Hellhake led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed Nuts League fir-

ing games of 200-226-257 for ahigh series of 683.

Jeff Kubinak shot 226, Kevin

Kennelly and KC Carbonalis 225,

and Mike V. Kennelly 224.

In the Iselin AA League Rob

Chalfent shot 243-204-629, Joe

DeAngelis 222, and Greg

Crawford 216-216.

Michael Morris 669HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Morris paced the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing games of

237-234 for a high series of 669.

John Moffit and Drew Rucinski

shot 224, Caferino Rivera 219, and

Frank Jordan 205.In the Wednesday Earlybirds

League Carolyn Esposito shot 168-

163, Rita Feder 170.

Rusty Thomsen 661HOPELAWN, NJ – Rusty

Thomsen led the scoring in the

Goldstein & Hanel Doubles

League firing games of 222-253 for

a high series of 661.

Casey Creutz shot 214-224-201-

639, Gary Ricci 216-211-623, and

Evan Simon 257.

AT RAB’S Randy Chapple 715STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ryan

Chapple paced the Mike Massaroli

Memorial League firing a 267 game

for a high series of 715.

Vinny Conzenza shot 287-689,

Bob Jacobson 245-675, Jusitn

Mayo 257, Elmer Resoso 256,

Chris Leggio 255, Scott McAuliffe

247, and Matt Peduto 241.

Frank Leggi 708STATEN ISLAND, NY – Frank

Leggi led the scoring in the Joe

Brezinski Memorial League firing

a high game of 278 and a high

series of 708.

Larry Graco shot 256-662, Rob

Alavarces 248, George Redecker

247, and Tom Hollywood 246.

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