Junior Bowler, Michael Karolewski

Hit 300 at Coram Country Lanes

OAKLAND, NJ Andrew
Davidowcz and Todd Mortensen each
blasted a 300 game in the Sal Marino
Classic League at Holiday Bowl.
Shawn Aiello rolled 278-
2680793, Harry Scheck 267-256-
757, Brian Dodd 279-740, and
John Talis 290-729.
In the A/C Challenge League
Joe Rutella s hot 247-268-278-793,
Al Winkler 256-258-712, and
Shawn Aiello 268-709
Andrew Davidowicz, Todd Mortensen
Blasted 300 at Holiday Bowl
ALLEN PARK, Mich. Scott
Norton of Mission Viejo,
Calif., defeated reigning
Professional Bowlers
Association Player of the
Year Sean Rash of
Montgomery, Ill., 219-191, to
win the Earl Anthony PBA
Players Championship at
Thunderbowl Lanes for his
third career title and second
of the 2012-13 season.
The Anthony PBA Players
Championship finals aired on
ESPN.
Back-to-back unconverted 4-
9 and 4-6-7 splits in the fifth
and sixth frames put Rash in
a 35-pin hole. He rebounded
with a string of three strikes,
but Norton continued to fill frames to maintain the
lead. When Rash failed to strike in the 10th, Norton
only needed seven pins in his 10th frame and the
California left-hander threw three strikes to seal the
victory.
I knew Earl Anthony when I was a kid. My mother
(womens professional hall of famer Virginia Norton)
bowled on tour at about the same time, so I got to
know him, Norton said. To win the tournament
named in his honor is really special.
I thought it was a lot to get one title in a year, let alone
two, Norton added. I dont
even have the words. I knew
I was throwing the ball well.
I knew I was in a good place
mentally. Last year I knew
what it took to win, but this
year, I just decided Im out
here because I love to bowl
and compete, and for no
other reason.
Norton was frustrated that
he was unable to put the
match away early, given
opportunities by Rash, but
he said he has new-found
confidence that he can ulti-
mately get the job done.
Every time (Rash) gave me
an opening, I couldnt close
the door, he said, but I
have a little more determination now than Ive had in
the past. Every time Im on that big stage, I know what
I need to do.
Norton, a practicing attorney when he isnt bowling on
Tour, knows its very early to start thinking about the
PBA Player of the Year race, but moving into a tie with
Mika Koivuniemi as the only two-time winners so far
in 2012-13 at least puts him in the conversations.
If I win POY thats great, he said. Thats everyones
goal, but I can only do what I can do and the rest isnt
up to me.
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CORAM, NY - Junior bowler,
Michael Karolewski shot a 300 in
Bowlympics at Coram Country
Lanes and Melissa Sherwin, also a
junior and a Coram employee, set
a record for high average 223.4 for
high school girls bowling and Jim
Martinelli shot an 807 in the 1st
Saturday Once a Month league.
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ
Cynthia Jones-Easton blasted
another 300 game while rolling in
the Monday Intercity Mixed
Bowling League at Parkway Lanes.
Woodie Jones rolled 277-780,
Freddie Frazier 289-762, Michael
Sanders 268-737, Randy Crawley
241-700, Louis Dragonetti 248-
688, Rafael Rivera 258-673,
Ronald Wagner 267-671, Larry
Norris 268-665, James Cloud 248-
664, Marvin Beckett 244-662 and
Marquis Winfrey 247-657.
HOPELAWN, NJ Anselmo
Roque blasted a 300 game along
with 239 for a 735 sereis in the
Middlesex County Classic League
at Majestic Lanes.
Brian Longo shot 237-257-277-
771, Glenn Mohr, Jr. 255-225-254-
734, Bill Daunno 236-246-236-718,
Travis Tilley 201-278-232-711,
Nick Schneider 258-245-701, and
David Smith 204-277-689.
Cnthia Jones-Easton 300 at Parkway
Anselmo Roque 300 at Majestic
Scott Norton Wins Earl Anthony PBA Players Championship
By Bill Vint - PBA
ALLEN PARK, Mich. L.A. X, a team of
Professional Bowlers Association stars owned
by Los Angeles Clippers all-star guard Chris
Paul, struck on seven of its first eight shots to
build an insurmountable lead over the top qual-
ifiers, Terrell Owens Dallas Strikers, to win the
PBA League Anthony round, 257-214, but it
wasnt enough to earn the team a berth in the
PBA League Elias Cup finals.
L.A.X made its ESPN debut in the fifth and
final qualifying round of PBA League competi-
tion, but missed the Elias Cup finals by two points.
It was a game of near misses for us all
week, L.A. X franchise player Jason
Belmonte said. We felt like there was always
one game that seemed to get away from us,
even in qualifying. The same thing was hap-
pening to us in the Clash eliminator rounds.
Im always the optimist, so I figured if we
got on the main show, wed take it and today
we did. The guys bowled awesome. Im really
proud of them, he added. We moved up to
fifth in the Elias Cup standings, but we still
missed the finals. It was another near miss.
L.A. X advanced to the Anthony round finals
with a 207-206 victory over Chris Hardwicks
Silver Lake Atom Splitters. After L.A. Xs
Dave Wodka missed a 10 pin in the eighth
frame to give Silver Lake a 10-pin lead,
Belmonte struck in the ninth and anchor Parker
Bohn III threw three strikes in the 10th frame to
put L.A. X back in front. Needing three strikes
in his 10th frame to win by one pin, Silver
Lakes Chris Barnes threw two strikes, but left
the 4-7 standing on his final shot. The Atom
Splitters needed to win the Anthony round to
advance to the Elias Cup finals by two points
over the Dallas Strikers.
In the opening team match, Silver Lake was
nearly perfect in running away with a 279-215
victory over Jerome Bettis Motown Muscle.
The only flaw in Silver Lakes 11-strike per-
formance was a 10 pin left by Dom Barrett in
the fourth frame, which he converted.
The New York City WTT KingPins, owned
by womens sports legend Billie Jean King,
earned the top stepladder berth for the PBA
League Elias Cup finals by winning two quali-
fying rounds during the PBA Detroit Winter
Swing and compiling 45 points to out-distance
Jerome Bettis Motown Muscle by seven points.
The BROOKLYN STyLES, owned by actor
Jesse Williams, captured the No. 3 berth in the
Elias Cup finals thanks to their win in the open-
ing round. The STyLES will meet the Dallas
Strikers in the Elias Cup opening match. Dallas
claimed the final berth in the finals thanks to its
second-place finish in the Anthony round.
The Elias Cup finals will air on ESPN
Sunday, April 7, at 1 p.m. ET.
New York City WTT KingPins Earn Top Berth for PBA League Elias Cup Finals
By Bill Vint - PBA
PBA photo
Wife of EarlAnthony, Susie Anthony with tournament
champion Scott Norton.
2 SPORTS REPORTER April 3 - 9, 2013
Mike Hanlein 299 at Ocean Lanes
LAKEWOOD, NJ Mike Hanlein earned high game honors rolling in
the CMIL League at Ocean Lanes when he fired near perfect with a 299
game and Jennifer Drury rolled a 225.
In the Junior/Major Breakfast Club League Evan Weinberg rolled 225,
and Jack VanderMeulen 206.
Bantam Prep Breakfast Club League was led by Joey Verbaro rolling a
145 followed by Ava Hanlein with 139, Damien Nieves 122, and Jessica
Moran 123.
In the Pharma Plus League Joe Paino rolled 236, Bob Herring 229, and
Dan Smith 228.
Ray Keim 290-764, Eric Honor 296
In Montvale Major League
By Robert Balzarek
MONTVALE, NJ - Ray Keim started off the night with a 290-256-
764. Eric Honor finished the night with a 296-682 bowling in the
Montvale Major League at Montvale Lanes.
Matt Rovetto 278-256-228-762, Joe Alfano279-246-236-761, Dennis
Hanowitz 266-255-237-758, John Rankin Jr 268-247-231-746, Sam
Reiner 246-245-233-724, Mike Rovetto 254-245-718, Greg Eckstein
279-708, Bob Higgins 246-699, Rich Naclerio 268-691, Rocky
Durocher 258-687, Dennis O'Flaherty 257-235-685, JJ Roldan 237-
685, Dave Hulsizer 235-680, Howie Miller 254-246-676, Joe Rizzi
226-673, Jeff Schuster 269-670, Ramil Caburnay 245-667, Bob
Greenwood 238-661, Jeff Rovetto 259-646, Chris Trambath 257-643
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Ray Koster 278
PISCATAWAY, NJ Ray Koster
blasted a 278 game in the One &
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Ron Johnson shot 257 and Doc
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Ed Fuscoletti 277
PISCATAWAY, NJ Ed
Fuscoletti shot 277, Keith King
256, Anthony Samuel 245, and
Marc Berko 224 in the Hes and
Shes League.
Lyman Hogue rolled 216 in the
Seniors League.
In the Metuchen Womens
League Merri Timko and Grace
Hammesfahr rolled 169, and Betty
Griffin 158.
Jim Satwornicki 691
PISCATAWAY, NJ Jim
Zatwornicki led the Wednesday
AT&T League firing games of
230-223-238 for a high 691.
Joe Hendricks shot 266, Mike
Coppola 256, Robert Bressler 247,
Ken Balas 260, and Doug
Lawrence 245.
April 3 - 9, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 3
John Conroy Wins PBA50 Rossi Lanes Eastern Open
By Russ Mills - PBA
ELMIRA, N.Y. John Conroy
of Mahopac, N.Y., defeated Bob
Kavanaugh of Clifton Park,
N.Y., 186-149, to win the
PBA50 Rossi Lanes Eastern
Open at Rossi Lanes.
Conroy rolled 231 in his final
qualifying game which moved
him into the 16th position for
Sundays finals. He then aver-
aged 241 while going undefeat-
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finals. Conroy, who turned 50
last summer, earned his first
career title in his fifth PBA50
regional event along with a
$2,000 first prize. Kavanaugh
earned $1,050 as the runner-up.
Conroy defeated Mike
Hastings of Millsboro, Del.,
245-214, and Kavanaugh defeat-
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Md., 221-215, in the semifinal
round.
Hastings and Kneas each
earned $750 as semifinal round
losers.
In the Round of 8 where the
best of three games wins, losers
are eliminated and earned $600
each: Conroy def. Dennis Erion,
Binghamton, N.Y., 2-0,
Kavanaugh def. Richard
LaFleur, St. Francois du Lac,
Quebec, 2-0, Kneas def. Chuck
Pitts, Cortland, N.Y., 2-0, and
Hastings def. David Zelger, Red
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Twone Williams 278
Robert Vickers 269
Lil Man Wilder 267
Nathaniel Barton III 737
Ruth Bailey 279
Kitty Taylor 267
Curtis Mae Harbison 252
Midweek Mixer:
Thimothy Williams 299 758
Jay Reedy 279
Jamie Ansale 807
Michael Rosenberg 277
Benny Ortiz 276
Michael Fandino 717
Quedawgg Rookard 707
Friday Hi-Roller:
Quentin Collins 280 807
Tavie Caratozzolo 289 813
Richie Salcedo 289 768
Efren Enriquez 280
Paul Baumann Jr 760
Ball and Chain:
Brian Walters 269 720
Dylan Bustillo 269
Thomas Diggs 715
Lisa Varello 268
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Mike Maisono 278
FARMINGDALE, NY Mike Maisono topped the
scoring in the Wednesday Mens League firing a high
game of 278.
Paul Verderosa, BJ Fuller, and Gary Schack shot
268, Joe Muscat 267, Joe DiGiacomo 2680, and
Kenneth Brown and John Young 258.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior Scholarship League
James Prince posted the high game of 184.
In the Monday AM Seniors League Bill Platania
shot 200, and Marguerite Lauri 175.
Joe Catalano 275
FARMINGDALE, NY Joe Catalano topped the
scoring in the Saturday Island Trees League blasting
a high game of 275.
Don Balducci hit 221-209, Rob Johnson 215, and
Toni CIntado 203.
In the Sunday Early Mixed League John Tortora
shot 233-231, Joe Panariello 231, Joe Venezia 223,
Wayne Embleton 218, Craig Bogert 215, and Brian
Meade 214-210.
In the St. Martin Seniors League Joseph Napoli hit
210, Ashish Chohan 191, Kameron ONeill 197, and
Joseph Reddy 186.
Wingo Hom 265
FARMINGDALE, NY Wingo Hom led the Friday
Late Mixed League firing a high game of 265.
Victor Rios rolled 264, Bob Starzec 257, Neil
Williams 256-224, Tony Caridi 247, Richard White
and Anthony Gatterdam each tossed a 246 game and
Brendan Stephens hit 245.
Joe Kotowicz 257
FARMINGDALE, NY Joe Kotowicz shot 247-
214-656 in league play while Michael Markoski
tossed 256, Bill Kremlicka 242, and Rafael Santos,
Mike Kremlicka and Mike Weber rolled 238.
David Brand 256
FARMINGDALE, NY David Brand shot a 256
and a high series of 703 in the Party League.
Lloyd Hasluck shot 244, Pat Kurrmann 220, and
Ben Stanulis and Mike Ellendorf 215.
Ron Demuth 254
FARMINGDALE, NY Ron Demuth led the scor-
ing in the Thursday Goodtimers League firing a high
game of 254. Pat Berardino shot 247, Mike Garfinkel
246, Gary Incandela 242-222, Howie Garfinkel 236,
and Donna Bertuglia 227.
Monday Seniors: Michael Sala
213, Fred Tavarelli 210, Dick
Conlon 203, Ray Wilson 201.
Early Birds: Anne Zajack 253,
Karen Bernardo 244,236,232,712,
Diane Parziale 243,225, Freda
Amon 232,222, Cookie Jacobs
222, Pat Curatolo 212.
Young at Heart Seniors: Mike
Damato 226, Pete Thomasefsky
225, Richie Coyer 225, Charlie
Stumpf 219, Bob Haskin 218,
Richard Mennona 210.
Swingtime Seniors: Eric Rosch
238, Cappy Caporusso 213,213,
George Kinkel 207, Joe Visone
203,201, Linda Kelly 222.
Ladies Scratch: Barbara
Shelton 237, Kathy Wodzinski
216, Ginny Lutter 210, Virginia
Vannier 236.
Hits and Misses: Jim Fenimore
256,720, Irv Freed 254, Jerry
Packard 247.
Charles McShane 3-Man:
Brian Werbeck 287,735, Sam
Brenner 278, Jim Doyle 269,
Steve Miller Sr. 267,732, Ed
Stadtlander 259, Bruce Dargie
258, Vinny Lore 257, Mike Krull
257.
Sunday AM Trios: Nick
Lombardi 289,279,794, Keith
Pappas 289, Jim Risi 279,267,788,
Ed Stadtlander 279,751, Dave
Diamond 268, Keith Hengel 267,
Iceman Risi 267, Paul Minuto
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with his 268-254-744 he had high
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Young 255, Neil Young 253 687,
Bob Lennox 246, Ken Kruger 245,
Brian Wellenheider 243, and Todd
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April 3 - 9, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 7
By Vince Albrecht
HACKENSACK, NJ - The high
school bowling season has ended and
although the Passaic County, N. J.
bowlers already know who earned all-
county status, the deserving young
Bergen County keglers await to learn
whether they too will be blessed with
all-county recognition. Two such
bowlers are Hackensack senior Rob
Gilbert, Jr and Glen Rock junior Jake
Rollins, both of whom will likely earn
Bergen first team stardom. Neither of
them disappointed the spectators
present for the Stan Niemiec Youth
Travel session at Bowler City.
Rob garnered Bowler of the Week
honors for scoring a stellar triple
deuce 249-237-214: 700 in leading
Bowler City I to an impressive sweep
of Holiday I in a position encounter.
Also sharp for BC I were Dumont
junior Ryan Perez who followed up
last weeks 632 set with 223-207: 613
and Vin Santoro 215-207: 590. Best
scores for a struggling Holiday quar-
tet were Graham Mulligan 191,
Dillon Cilento 186, Nick Cilento 186
and Lilly Sigona 173. Meanwhile,
Jake Rollins came charging from the
gate with a six-bagger before settling
for 257 which he followed with 190-
237 for a 684 threesome as he and
Matt Myers 213-204-196: 613 pow-
ered Fair Lawn to a 2702-2587 tri-
umph over Boonton; Fair Lawn also
benefited from Hunter Perrys 192
and Tyler Nappis 188; leading
Boontons squad were the thunder-
ing trio: Justin Puchalski 224-211:
618, Karl Kattermann 233: 603 and
Patrick Teshima 214.
In other position round play, Bowler
City II clashed in a tight contest with
Bowler City III which earned three
points, 2536-2529 behind Patrick
Sucero 204 and his supporting cast of
over average achievers: Tiffany
Sucero 169, Arielle Wallace 163 and
Louis Ferrante 162. Pacing BC II was
anchor lefty Justin Garcia with 242-
202-200: 644 and Welmer Paguay
203.
Montvale captured its second
straight sweep by overpowering
Bowler City IV, 2644-2514 as Katie
Didonato and Kyle Ladewig sparkled
in the finale, each with 220 while 10-
year-old Michaella had her finest set
of the season, a well-over-average
361. In his return to the lineup after a
two-week respite, Matt Russell posted
a 179. Leading scorers for BC IV
were Nick Ferrante 192, Greg Khan
173 and Caitlin Tombo 170.
Closing out the session, anchor
Kevin Macchia pounded the maples
with a triple deuce 215-216-223: 654,
Colette Malyack added a 202-230:
620 and Joe Malyack a 200-214 as
Holiday II earned seven points from
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Monday Early Birds: Frank Grumka 269-673,
James Stiles 257-650, Jim Westergaard 247-635,
Juliane Crowell 227-556, Judy Larick 185-474,
Annette Rossi 180-500.
County Tuesday Night Mixed: Kevin Swayze 279-
640, Michael Kolibaba 265-689, Jarvis Goldberry
257-674, Nichole Spratford 258-691, Linda Barber
225-524, Dot Newsome 207-549.
Fox Hills Seniors: Robert Forte 197-566, Steve
Rainer 192-524, Don King 190, Helen Loverro 171-
429, Bernadette Memolo 161-418, Pearl Traub
Johnson 159.
Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb 207-504, Bill
Woodbury 190-458, Manny Barraqueiro 172-449,
Dolores Webb 194-479, Pam Antoniello 185-498,
Kathy Kolbush 183-495.
Rockaway Women: Annette Rossi 227-580, Lois
Kehmna 191-536, Colleen Boyd 188, Kathy Bradley
187, Susan Chillemi 182-513, Pat Somers 170,
Claudia Lupfer 169, Gay Raab 167, Tracy OLeary
167-478.
Rockaway Foursome: Joe Serico 257-695, Ron
ONeill 237, George Dakak Jr. 236-693, Kevin
Sikora 235-661, Joyce Hulbert 245-624, Liesl Apgar
233-637, Rosa Bono 201-546, Joan Daka 197-583.
PBA Experience bowled on changing PBA lane
conditions: Ken Yokobosky 235, Brian Scott 232,
Tim Panek 227, Curt Frazier 214, Gary Malone 207,
Philip St. Amand 203, Rich Mark 203, Larry
Timpson 194, Liesl Apgar 199.
NorBu Lodge: John Hearn 247-644, Charles Wright
243, Bill Karpack 235-636, Stacey Titus 247-571,
Lynn Perry 185-547, Maryann Abasto 184-476.
Thursday Nite Mixed: Jared Lopez 290-708, Mark
Novembre 249-629, Bill Homa 247-656, Kimberly
Cartelli 212-589, Kathleen reilly 207-529,
Chatherine Ciciola 205.
Lake Hiawatha A.C.: Tom Schweizer 288-743,
John Finno 279-730, Jared Lopez 258-666, J. W.
Albensi III 255-730, Maryann Abasto 218-540.
ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
8 SPORTS REPORTER April 3 - 9, 2013
Andrew Fallacaro Jr. 753
HOPELAWN, NJ Andrew Fallacaro Jr. led the scoring in the Raritan Bay
Mens League firing games of 206-279-268 for a high series of 753.
Brian Dudek rolled 244-234-266-744, Daniel Willard 259-209-243-721,
Lee Kay 258-213-246-717, and Joe Lampariello 238-236-688.
Vinny Medvetz 705
HOPELAWN, NJ Vinny Medvetz led the scoring in the Thursday Nite
Mixed League firing games of 243-238-224 for a high series of 705.
Thomas Poulos rolled 216-234-639, Jim MacBride 247-225-631, and
Matt Cestone 254-631.
John Shimko 679
HOPELAWN, NJ John Shimko led the scoring in the Knights of
Columbus League firing games of 233-256 for a high series of 679.
Nick Simone rolled 212-213-233-658, Frank Grossi 205-229-221-655,
and Jack Masculin 246.
Michael Consiglio 676
HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Consiglio led the scoring in the Madison Park
Mens League firing games of 237-237-202 for ahigh series of 676.
Ed Kurylo hit 231-245-670, Steven Baum, Jr. 211-225-234-670, and
Michael Ferraro 203-251-201-655.
Matt Lombardo 674
HOPELAWN, NJ - Matt Lombardo led the scoring in the
Merck League firing games of 248-243 for a high series of
674.
Anthony Scutari hit 246-640, and Pete Zafian 220.
Don Anione 674
HOPELAWN, NJ Don Anione paced the His & Hers
League firing games of 245-237 for a high series of 674.
Michael Holoka hit 200-233-623, and Walter Malecki 224.
In the Friday Nite Mixed League Mike Dellamanna shot
219-203-212-634, Richard Funk III 244-214-626, and
Angelito Rondena 228.
Jason Amsterdam rolled a high game of 220 in the Avenel
Youth League.
Sal Angotti 672
HOPELAWN, NJ Sal Angott led the scoring in the Family
League firing games of 251-204-217 for a high series of
672.
Steve Venito hit 242, Heather Medoro 203, and Anthony
ANgotti 200.
Basha Miller 671
HOPELAWN, NJ Basha Miller paced the scoring in the
NJ Turnpike League firing a high game of 278 and a high
series of 671.
Caferino Rivera hit 215, and Michael Morris 203.
In the Wednesday Earlybirds League Joan Kelton hit 186,
and Char Martino 175.
Andrew Bock 668
HOPELAWN, NJ - Andrew Bock led the scoring in the
Atlantic City Trios League firing games of 209-261 for a
high series of 668.
Paul Harney rolled 228-222-642, Ralph Doerfler 211-235-
630, and Erick Kerekes 244.
In the Iselin AA League Matt Cestone shot 207-233-207-
647, Danny Hunter 236, and Greg Crawford 212.
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$15.00 per week - 10 weeks of bowling
4 Bowlers Per Team!
3 FREE GAMES EVERY WEEK!
Sponsored by MILLER LITE
(EACH WEEK PIZZA PIE AND A PITCHER OF MILLER LITE)
(Must be 21-years or older to drink alcohol)



Thursday Performance Ball Trios
Everyone receives the ball of your choice
8:00 p.m. - $23.00 per week - Starts MAY 23
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Wednesday Night
Guys and Dolls Mixed
Handicap - 6:30 p.m. Starts May 15th
4 BOWLERS PER TEAM!

Thursday and Sunday Nights
All You Can Bowl
8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. - Only $10.00 per person

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.PLUS MANY MORE LEAGUES INCLUDING:
MENS WOMENS - CHILD/ADULT
Also Accepting Team and League Reservations for 2012/2013 Season
*Bowl in a Modern Clean Facility*
*With a Customer Friendly Staff*
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LEAGUE RECORD
SERVICE
ALWAYS FREE!!!!
Call For More Information
732-826-6800
Visit us on the web at: www.majesticlanes.com