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Vol. 77 No. 51
Jason Belmonte Wins Barbasol PBA Players Championship Colin Michel, 13 -years-old, Blasted 300
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
COLUMBUS, Ohio Three-time Professional
Bowlers Association Player of the Year Jason
Belmonte of Australia captured his seventh major
title and ended a two-year streak without a Tour win
by winning the Barbasol PBA Players Championship
at Wayne Webbs Columbus Bowl.
In a championship match between two players who
use the unique two-handed delivery, the top seeded
Belmonte defeated Anthony Simonsen of Austin,
Texas, 221-204, to notch his second Players
Championship win and 13th PBA Tour title overall.
Belmontes win broke a dry spell that started after
he won his record third straight USBC Masters and
his second consecutive PBA Tournament of
Champions back-to-back in February of 2015. Going
into the Players Championship he had a string of 16
tournaments in which he made the top five but failed
to win. He finished second in five of those events.
Its a brand new start, Belmonte said of the new
season. I was successful staying focused the whole
tournament from start to finish. Ive learned that if
you look ahead or behind youre not staying in the
moment.
In the title match, Belmonte held a commanding
37-pin lead in the fifth frame that was too much for
Simonsen to overcome.
It feels fantastic, said the 33-year-old Belmonte,
who won his first major in the 2011 Players
Championship. Two years is a long time to wait (for
a win), especially considering all the times I had
made TV.
Ive always believed in myself but Ill admit
theres a lot of weight off of my shoulders now after
all that time because believe me, people will remind
you, he added.
The 20-year-old Simonsen, who qualified second
for the finals, was trying to become the youngest
February 22 - 28, 2017
At Coram Country Lanes
PBA photo
Jason Belmonte
player to win two PBA Tour majors. He won the 2016
USBC Masters at 19 to become the youngest to win
a PBA major.
I didnt make my best shots in that match, said
Simonsen. There were probably a couple of shots
where I should have reset myself. Ill just use it as a
learning experience.
In the semifinal match, Simonsen beat Connor
Pickford of Plano, Texas, 204-191, to advance to the
title match. Pickford, who was trying for his first
Tour singles title, teamed with Simonsen to win the
2016 Roth/Holman PBA Doubles for his first title.
In the opening stepladder match, Pickford defeated
Team USA member and former Wichita State bowl-
ing star AJ Chapman, 243-154. Chapman was trying
to become only the third player to win a Tour title in
his first tournament as a PBA member.
In the second match, Pickford defeated Martin
Larsen of Sweden 266-182 to advance to the semifi-
nal. With four career runner-up finishes, Larsen was
trying for his first Tour win.
CORAM, NY - Colin Michels, at
13 years old, took the center stage
spotlight when he posted a 300
game while contesting in the
LYSA League at Coram Country
Lanes.
Ron DeLuca 300 at Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ Competing in the
Monday Early Trios League at
Lodi Lanes Ron DeLuca found
Gene Pukas 300 at Rockaway Lanes
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Gene Pukas
found perfection in a 300 on his
way to a 790 session high series
rolling in the County Tuesday 277-760, John Scott 267-, Julio
Night Mixed League at Rockaway Soto 267-687, Dan Richards 259-
Anthony Angotti, Bill Daunno 300
At Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ - Anthony
Angotti earned top honor in the
Middlesex County Classic League
blasting games of 300-267-230 for
a high series of 787.BIll Daunno
Pat Zenker Hammered 300 at
Rockville Centre Lanes
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Pat
Zenker blasted a 300 game in the
Wednesday Early Mens League at
Rockville Centre Lanes.
25 cents
Ronnie Fandino rolled 278, fol-
lowed by Gabriel Elie-Pierre with
a 277, Bryan Paul 276, Edward
Eng 257, Candida Hernandez 243,
and Danielle Merino collected a
235 game..
him in the spotlight with his 300
game in a 784 session series.
Ralph Artemisio bowled 268-699.
Lanes.
Glenn Frey posted a 289-782 fol-
lowed by Nick Westergaard with
also shot a 300 game.
Chris Fisher shot 255-223-279-
757, Joe Lampariello 268-268-
215-751, and Ed Hayes, Jr 212-
279-247-738.
Glen Smith shot 258-237-268-
763, Ketih Manza 257-235-225-
717, Jeff Bishoff 276-267-712,
and Ken Bruce 258-237-708.

Swedens Jesper Svensson Wins 2016 George Young PBAHigh Average Honors
Swedens Jesper Svensson con- games. for 364 games. Belmonte won Ind. (224.49 for 490 games); overall 2016 earnings leader with
tinued to add to his portfolio of Svensson, a 21-year-old two- high-average honors in 2013, Englands Dom Barrett (222.80 $168,290, followed by Anthony
accomplishments after being con- handed left-hander, won the high when he set the PBA record with a for 372 games) and Canadas Simonsen of Austin, Texas, at
firmed as PBAs George Young average race by a fairly impressive 228.81 average, and in 2014 when Francois Lavoie (222.79 for 330 $143,278; Svensson at $138,380;
Memorial High Average award 1.32-pin margin over fellow two- he scored at a 226.71 pace. games). Barrett at $116,890 and PBA Hall
winner for the 2016 season after handed player Jason Belmonte of Behind Svensson and Belmonte The PBA also confirmed that of Famer Pete Weber of St. Ann,
scoring at a 226.07 pace for 324 Australia, who averaged 225.75 were E.J. Tackett of Huntington, Tackett was the organizations Mo., at $105,130.
2 SPORTS REPORTER
By Bill Vint - PBA
KATY, Texas Thanks in part to a
commanding performance in the
end-of-season GEICO PBA World
Series of Bowling in Reno, which
included his first major title in the
PBA World Championship, 24-year-
old E.J. Tackett of Huntington, Ind.,
was the overwhelming choice as the
2016 GEICO Chris Schenkel
Professional Bowlers Association
Player of the Year.
The results of voting by his fellow
PBA members and international
bowling news media representatives
was announced by PBA CEO and
Commissioner Tom Clark during the
Main Event Terrell Owens PBA
Super Clash which aired live on
ESPN.
Clark also announced that 23-year-
old Quebec City native Francois
Lavoie was selected as the 2016
Harry Golden Rookie of the Year,
becoming the first Canadian ever to
win that award. The 2016 Steve
Nagy Sportsmanship Award, select-
ed by PBA Tour players, went to
Tom Smallwood of Saginaw, Mich.,
and the 2016 Tony Reyes
Community Service Award winner
for exceptional community or chari-
table activities was Rhino Page of
Orlando, Fla.
Indianas E.J. Tackett Wins 2016 PBA Player of the Year Award
Tackett, PBAs only four-time title
winner in 2016, was involved in a
highly-competitive Player of the
Year race coming into the World
Series where he not only won the
PBA World Championship for his
fourth title of the year and he was
one of three players to qualify for the
match play finals in all four PBA
animal pattern championships
(Cheetah, Chameleon, Scorpion and
Shark) that are part of the WSOB.
He ended the year as the PBAs earn-
ings leader ($154,900) and finished
third in scoring average (224.49 for
490 games).
In addition to the PBA World
Championship, Tackett won titles in
the 2016 Xtra Frame Storm Open,
Xtra Frame PBA Team Challenge
and the Bear Open during the PBA
Fall Swing.
At age 24, he became the second-
youngest player to win PBAs top
annual individual honor. Only the
late Billy Hardwick was younger
when he was selected as PBAs first
Player of the Year in 1963 at age 22.
Its absolutely amazing, Tackett
said. I switched to 16 pounds at the
end of the 2015 season, had some
success and just kept doing what I
do. I got the ball rolling the right way
and kept it going all year. Winning
on television gave me a boost in con-
fidence. I always knew I could do
that, but to actually win on TV was
something else.
One thing Ive always noted
about the (Player of the Year) award
is its named for Chris Schenkel (the
PBA Hall of Fame announced for
years on ABC-TV). Most people
dont know he was from my home
town.
Tackett also is off to a great start in
2017, winning the PBA Tours first
event, the DHC PBA Japan
Invitational in Osaka, Japan.
Im going to stay in the same
mindset and try to make TV shows
and win, he said. Thats why I do
what I do try to win.
Lavoie, who joined the PBA fol-
lowing a successful collegiate bowl-
ing career at Wichita State
University, made four television
finals during his first year, but none
was more impressive than the U.S.
Open where he not only won his first
title and a major at that but also
bowled the first nationally-televised
300 game in the prestigious tourna-
ments colorful history. The sports
oldest major championship began as
the BPAA All Star in 1942.
Lavoie was involved in a
Canadian-dominated Rookie of the
Year race with Ontarios Graham
Fach, his Team Canada teammate,
who drew first blood when he won
the Barbasol PBA Players
Championship early in the year to
become the first Canadian to win a
PBA Tour title (also a major). After
winning the U.S. Open, Lavoie
broke open the race in the World
Series, winning his second title in the
PBA Shark Championship and fin-
ishing the season fifth among the
PBAs average leaders (222.79 for
330 games) and seventh in earnings
($79,920).
Usually there arent multiple
rookies who win titles, but I was for-
tunate to have a strong finish and
thats kind of what sealed the deal,
Lavoie said. Im sure Graham had
the same goal, but only one of us can
win. To finally have it official is
great.
(Winning Rookie of the Year) was
a goal, Lavoie said. Every year on
February 22 - 28, 2017
Team Canada our coach tries to help exposure and major national news-
us set goals and thats one of the paper features.
goals I set for myself. You try to aim Smallwood won a second title in
high, but also set a goal thats feasi- the 2013 PBA Scorpion
ble. It justifies all of the hard work Championship and he has made 11
Ive put in. additional championship round
Its been a great year for appearances, including runner-up
Canadian bowling. finishes in the 2011 PBA
Smallwood, 39, has been a popular Tournament of Champions and the
competitor since joining the PBA 2016 PBA World Championship.
Tour in 2009. After losing his job Its a really a good deal,
with General Motors during the eco- Smallwood said, adding with a grin,
nomic downturn, Smallwood decid- When you dont say much, people
ed to pursue his childhood dream of think youre nice, but its nice to be
competing on the PBA Tour. He thought of as a good guy. I spend a
entered the former PBA exempt lot of time with (three-time Nagy
tour qualifier in Allen Park, Mich., award winner) Parker Bohn, and I
and won an exemption to bowl full- know what kind of guy he is. To be
time the following season. But he in the group with him, and the other
then pulled off a dream victory, win- winners, is pretty cool.
ning the PBA World Championship Page is the fourth recipient of the
for $50,000 and his first Tour title, Tony Reyes Community Service
resulting in enormous national media Award, honoring the popular PBA
attention that included a feature in Tour champion who lost his life fol-
Sports Illustrated, network television lowing a traffic accident in 2012.
Pascack Valley Snares Bergen County Crown
Lyndhurst Firest Tourney Best 1119-3086
By Vince Albrecht
HACKENSACK, NJ Nine of the seventeen Group 1-2 schools and
eight of the fifteen Group 3-4 entrants advanced to the three-game after-
noon session. The Group 1-2 morning leaders were unable to hold off
Lyndhurst which came from sixth place to run from the pack with a siz-
zling 1119: 3086. Matched against each other in Group 3-4, Pascack
Valley dominated Indian Hills, 2964-2700 to capture the Bergen County
Crown as well as the Group 3-4 Title. The Cinderfella story clearly
belonged to Group 1-2 Glen Rock which finished the AM set fifth, a sur-
prise in itself, and then, largely on the strength of sixth game heroics
from captain Matt Carbone 280, Steve Lis 235 and Matt Pissaro 222,
blitzed the pin decks with 1018 to grab second place. The morning
matches produced the individual high game/series winners, Tom
McGrath [Ramsey] 266 and Kyle Laube [Bergen Catholic] 670.
Team Overall Statistics: Pascack Valley 2966-2964: 5930, Lyndhurst
2677-3086: 5763, Indian Hills 3008-2700: 5708, Ridgewood 2829-
2752: 5581, Bergen Catholic 2860-2716: 5576, Glen Rock 2693-2824:
5517, North Arlington 2825-2659: 5484, Fair Lawn 2623-2782: 5405, St
Josephs [Mont.] 2706-2695: 5401, Demarest 2767-2620: 5387,
Ridgefield Park 2767-2618: 5385, Teaneck 2616-2685: 5301, Fort Lee
2856-2431: 5287, Hasbrouck Heights 2604-2674: 5278, Westwood
2622-2500: 5122, Dumont 2583-2459: 5042 and Paramus Catholic
2598-2432: 5030.
Group 1-2 Winners: Lyndhurst, Glen Rock
Group 3-4 Winners: Pascack Valley, Indian Hills
Top Individual Results: Ryan Donohue [Lyn] 266: 695, Derek
Lewandowski [RP] 258: 689, Kyle Laube [BC] 265: 670, Tom Smith
[PV] 667, Matt Meyer [Rwd] 267: 665, Kyle Schellberg [Dum] 258:
661, Ryan McGuire [IH] 246: 659, Nick Greco [FL] 235: 658, Troy
Villani [Lyn] 243: 652, Matt Carbone [GR] 280: 648, Jared Duncan [IH]
252: 642, Steve Lis [GR] 235: 642 and Tyler Nappi [FL] 233: 640.
February 22 - 28, 2017
Chester Men: Steve Baird 257-647, Stephan Szardenings
255-681, Joseph Wilkinson 247-617, Glenn Robinson 245-
594, Felipe Labastida 235-684, Harry Wright 226-595,
Stephen Boylan 225-644, JT Wilkinson 223-617.
County Tuesday Night: Ryan Prevost 284-771, Richard
McColligan 269-685, Chris Morris 268-675, Frank Proccini
258, Dot Newsome 219-627, Lynne Coleman 217-627,
Linda Barber 210, Bette Simmons 205-537.
Fox Hills Seniors: Joe Dagostino 269-666, Steve Friedman
224, Stuart Gomer 224-558, Regina Nataluk 212-602,
Bernadette Memolo 200-467, Johanna Hofgesang 183-467.
Morris Hills Mixed: Manny Barroqueiro 175-468, Sal
Antoniello 172-509, Bill Hamilton 166-Ronald Stickney
149-418, Dolores Webb 174-457, Joyce Brokling 159-415,
Beth Williams 156-434, Nancy Kolbusch 139.
SPORTS REPORTER
ROCKAWAY HIGH ROLLERS
Rockaway Women: Lois Kehmna 202-556, Tina
Richardson 194-504, Tammy Baldwin 188-513, Marybeth
Kanouse 187-520, Michaela Rumble 169-500.
Rockaway Foursome: Ken George 259-707, James Stiles
256, Ken Emker 241, Steve Dickman 235-621, Joyce
Hulbert 193-536, Liza Gallo 191-531, Judy Von Itter 182,
Ellen O'Neill 182-485.
Nor Bu: Ben Jay 269-672, Bill Karpack 268-720, Al
Higgins 234, Charles Wright 626, Maryann Abasto 222-
606, Ellen Secallus 182-454, Anne Meisner 170-446, Mary
Vantreueren 170.
Rockaway Mixed: Bob Olstead 265, Ryan Prevost 264-
725, Charles Palermo 258, Dave Sabella 258, Liesl Apgar
237-653, Denise Frey 236-572, Keri May 232-631, Linda
Humes 229-649.
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Spanish American Mixed: Joe Karas 263-723, Charles T.
Wilfong 258-726, Benny Nieves 255-716.
Put Togethers: Michael Holdnak 233-582, Scott
Brandstetter 201-568, Matt Trimmer 185, Michelle Halko
204.
Youth Program
Ball Busters: Liam Reale 167-468, Ty Carra 157-397,
Matthew Dignam 124-340, Brandon Lipp 119-329, Sarah
Gallagher 147-404.
Bumper Busters: Jordan Lipp 106-210, Jacob Paniconi 82-
154, Joe Martella 81-158.
"The quality of a leader is reflected
in the standards they set for themselves."
- Ray Kroc
4 SPORTS REPORTER
Dave Goldman 299
Chun Bae 780
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Dave Goldman 299-246-748,
Chun Bae took high series honors
in the Monday 4-Man Classic
blasting 267-257-256 for a 780.
Scott Rufer rolled 247-269-263-
779, George Stephens Jr 289-280-
763, Glen Smith 254-236-226-
726, Pat Zenker 223-246-257-726.
Lawrence Welfare 775
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Lawrence Welfare topped the
Custom Thumbz Doubles blasting
289-257 for a high 775.
Tony Amendala rolled 216-247-
257-720, David Goldman 258-
244-719, and Steve Friedman 246-
235-223-704.
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Robert Benenati 299
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Robert Benenati rolled a near per-
fect 299 game in a 719 series but
the top set for the session went to
Keith Benenati firing games of
289-236 for the high series of 741
in the Wednesday Night Mixed
League.
Frank Macchio rolled 248-266-
224-738, , James Laurita 235-243-
228-706, and Steve Graff 279-
214-688.
John LaBau 761
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY-
John LaBau topped the scoring in
the Friday Night Mixed blasting
226-246-289 for a high 761.
John Hodge shot 265, Alex
Bogolubsky 244-227-225-696.
Ben Gregoretti 748
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Ben Gregoretti topped the scoring
in the Wednesday Early Mens
League firing games of 279-247-
222 for a high series of 748.
Glen Smith shot 256-717, Corey
Mahoney 267-247-712, Sal
Panzarella 279, Frank Villardi 276,
and Keith Manza 255-248-698.
Stanley Rosadio 728
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY-
Stanley Rosadio led the scoring in
the Thursday Senior Birds League
rolling games of 280-252 for a
high series of 728.
Thomas Romanelli hit 242-222-
681, Charles Johnson 279-661,
and Ed Frontera 235-221-655.
Jay McCray 718
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Jay
McCray led the scoring in the
Wednesday Senior Doubles
League rolling games of 268-257
for a high series of 718.
Charles Johnson rolled 277-214-
691, James Hardaway 263-218-
683, and Ed Frontera 255-664.
Bernice Namorato rolled 217,
Danielle Davis 191, and Jeannie
Polacco 179 in the Monday Ladies
Classic League.
February 22 - 28, 2017
Chris Bodzis 681
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Chris Bodzis led the scoring in the
Saturday Scholarship League
rolling games of 267-226 for a
high series of 681.
Mekhi Michael hit 277-671,
Jamie Boffardi 237, and Paul Igel
234.
Tom Dowd 672
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Tom Dowd paced the scoring in
the Thursday Mixed League
rolling games of 202-256-214 for
a high series of 672.
Al Fabiano rolled 267-224-669,
Greg Ton 265-205-657, and
Jennifer Yerkes 248-221-649.
February 22 - 28, 2017 SPORTS REPORTER 5

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THE LEADERS AT LODI
Monday Night Trios: Anthony Rizzo 276-752, Alex
Protin 259, Ralph Artemisio 258, John Keossey 258-
718, Steve Leach 721.
Saturday Fil-Am: Zarina Lagman 289, John
Montagna 279, Eric Perez 279-754, Bobby Castillo
278-748, Julio Canalea 757.
Monday SunMix: Michael Laspada 235, Brian
Creeley 225, Steve Vandenhenden 225, Cheryl Moe
223.
Wednesday Men's 820: Joe Cauwels 279-806, Chuck
Cocozzo 279, Steve Van Iderstine 277, James
Haggerty 733.
Public Safety League: Bill Ochiuzzo 266-683,
Hermino Sanchez 265, Harry Holland 262, John
Coloado 693.
Frank Magyar Tops Youth Travelers at Montvale Lanes
By Vince Albrecht
MONTVALE, NJ In each of his three
games, Holiday Is Frank Magyar seemed
headed for huge 250+ numbers, only to
be done in by ill-timed splits. It never
swayed his determination or his focus and
he came through with the Stan Niemiec
sessions best set, 235-243-243: 721 in
leading his squad to a 23-9 [2998-2783]
triumph over Bowler City III. Other huge
numbers on the pair for the winners were
driven by Angela Dinallo 248, Alex
McGuire 246: 613 and David Neil 237:
617. Scaling the leaderboard for BC III
were southpaw David Grant 660 [221-
226-213] and Steve DeFabiis 222-231:
625.
This was position week and the leaders
responded with a remarkable display of skill
as second place Holiday II pulled to within
three and one half-points of Hi-Tor I by post-
ing a 21-11 [2999-2953] win. When the
smoke cleared from the annihilation of
Montvales pins, the two quartets collective-
ly averaged an incredible 218.13/player.
Scorching the pin decks for the victors were
Devin Crowley 244-263: 690, Jared Duncan
214-267: 652, Tom Chamberlain 225-218:
635 and Rachel Duncan 215: 578. Chasing
the plastic-coats into the pit for the New
Yorkers were Johnny Toscano 714 [247-257-
210], Nicholas Varano 243-257: 697,
Brandon Smith 204-231-258: 693 and
Matthew Cona 213-192: 576.
Madison Perry, who captured the Passaic
County Girls Crown, continued her relent-
less pounding of those little guys cowering
in their equilateral triangles, resulting in a
season high 279, fashioned with two nine-
pin count spares and a ten strike swing.
Closing with 215 for a girls league best
688, Madison, Lodis leadoff player, trig-
gered one of her teams best outings, a
2557 net [213.08/player], in its 28-4
[3097-2919] success over Bowler City I.
Following Madisons lead were Tyler
Nappi 235-226: 641, Nick Greco 229-227:
619 and Hassan Izzard 232: 609.
Garnering two of BC Is points was the
recently crowned Bergen County Girls
winner Kristen Kane 213-202: 602.
Helping her keep BC I competitive were
teammates Janina Santoro 200: 556, John
Behr 191 and Patrick Kane 181.
Michaella Raab had a break-out 211:
551 and Joseph Mahoney, true to his nick-
name, hammered out a 224-256: 658 as
Montvale strengthened its hold on third
place, 20-12 in its match with Hi-Tor II.
The latter earned eight of its points in the
first game, firing four deuces: Vincent
Avallone 218: 601, Mercedes Morel 213,
Isabella Palamaro 211 and Nicole Cona
207. In the sessions final position
encounter, T-Bowl prevailed over Bowler
City II, 22-10 behind Chris Rysz 205 and
Dylan Heinold 194: 559. Carrying BC IIs
fortunes were Matt Burzynski 200-260:
654 and Victoria Vucak 209: 553.

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Kochar toppd the scoring in the
Epic Edge Trios League blasting
games of 289-278-227 for a high
series of 794.
Keith Kasper rolled 237-278-
255-770, Glenn Gerstner 260-279-
223-762, John Ripple 235-267-
253-755, Pete Cornell 248-226-
246-720, Fabrizio Cerutti 278-
226-709, and Billy Vasold III 247-
236-225-708.
Kenneth Hosek 792
FARMINGDALE, NY - Kenneth
Hosek topped the scoring in the
Expressway Glass League blast-
ing games of 259-256-277 for a
high series of 792.
Keith Kasper rolled 278-268-
748, Mark Arezzo 290-245-716,
Elmo Reavis 258-249-712, Tom
Brodowski 232-238-236-706, and
Mike Forman 256-248-700.
Eddie Allen 744
FARMINGDALE, NY - Eddie
Allen led the scoring in the
Monday Night Fourplay League
rolling games of 286-257 for a
high series of 744.

Brenan Rini shot 226-247-244-
717, Fred Kantrow 205-225-250-
680, Dave Feldman 246, and
Pete Bohleber 738
FARMINGDALE, NY - Pete
Bohleber topped the scoring in the
Friday Late Mixed League rolling
games of 257-247-234 for a high
series of 738.
George Tinch shot 241-205-248-
694, Howie Delman 203-266-208-
677, Sug Legrand 249-233-677,
and Wingo Hom 258-664.
Tommy Legotte 728
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tommy
Legotte led the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Mens League
rolling games of 215-2334-279 for
a high series of 728.
Eric Kennedy shot 257-244-681,
Mitch Kennedy 255-227-681,
Angel Ramos 257-217-668,
Kenneth Wojdylo 265-211-663,
and Nathaniel Fuller 264-660.
Greg Herzing 727
FARMINGDALE, NY - Greg
Herzing topped the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Birds League blast-
ing games of 299-235 for a high
series of 727.
Miguel Garrido rolld 290-235-
721, Ranee Jackson 224-278-700,
Fred Catapano 238-226-225-689,
Charles Jordan 259-237-677, John
Palmieri 257-221-676,
Carmelo Pluchino 203-204-268-
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Sal Yannacone 704
FARMINGDALE, NY - Sal
Yannacone topped the scoring in
the Monday HS Practice League
rolling games of 213-266-225 for
a high series of 704.
Darius Fuller shot 247-212-653,
Michael Lamanno 238, and Peter
Gilliland 234.
Roger Herrscher 695
FARMINGDALE, NY - Roger
Herrscher led the scoring in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling
games of 266-224 for a high series
of 695.
John Curtis hit 279-243-687,
NIck Butera 231-223-210-664,
and Nestor Reyes 258-227-657.
Christopher Quinn 653
FARMINGDALE, NY -
Christopher Quinn topped the
scoring in the Sunday Early Mixed
League rolling games of 253-202
for a high series of 653.
Rainer Latteier shot 279-647,
Terrance Gregory 255, and
Anthony Cotter 228-214.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Joan Gallagher shot 212,
Stephen Dialzon 207, Ralph
Lindgren 204, and Louis Gravino
169.
Tony Tolson 651
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Alfonse Visco 225.
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Lew Caffrey 772
HOPELAWN, NJ - Lew Caffrey
topped the scoring in the Friday
Night Mixed blasting games of
246-268-258 for a high 772.
Sal Angotti hit 228-244-258-730,
Michael Holoka 245-248-683, and
Carmine Latin 229-213-211-653.
Joe Defini 756
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe Defini
topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Trios League
blasting games of 278-236-242 for
a high series of 756.
William Mezier III rolled 227-
226-234-687, Mike Kelly 202-
221-246-669, Brian Fazzino 204-
246-638, and Robin Both 215-
243-637.
Steven Kotowski 737
HOPELAWN, NJ - Steven
Kotowski topped the scoring in
the Premiere Pro Shop Sunday
Trios blasting games of 257-221-
259 for a high series of 737.
Joe Lampariello rolled 247-234-
237-718, Kevin Klaw 225-213-
279-717, John Decibus 234-258-
222-714, and John Roam 225-
278-206-709.
Kevin Kennelly 676
HOPELAWN, NJ - Kevin
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Bill Larsen 735
HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Larsen
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blasting games of 232-265-238 for
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Mark Makwinski shot 214-246-
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Long, Hernandez 733.
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jimmy Long
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Chris Fisher shot 290-248-730,
Rick Choinacki 279-225-725,
Pablo Ramirez 246-277-200-723,
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HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Hanlein
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HOPELAWN, NJ - Matthew
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