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Andrew Anderson Wins USBC Masters Twone Williams 300-824 at Jib Lanes
SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Team first and had the opportunity to
USA’s Andrew Anderson lock out Hoskins with a strike on FLUSHING, NY - Twone Dylan Bustillo rolled 249-246-
completed his schooling of the first delivery of his 10th Williams earned top honors in the 246-741, Tony Singh 257-258-
the 360-player field at the frame, but he left a 4 pin. After Ball and Chain League blasting 225-740, Bobby Fox 269-234-
2018 United States Bowling converting the spare, Anderson games of 258-300-266 for a high 207-710, and Mario Busstillo 222-
Congress Masters as he cap- left another 4 pin on his fill ball to series of 824. 248-247-717
tured his first career give Hoskins a chance to throw
Professional Bowlers three strikes for a one-pin victory.
Association Tour title. “The shot in the eighth was just
Danny Schrafel, Jim Tortorice, Jr. 300
The 22-year-old right-han- a bad, bad shot,” Anderson said. At Farmingdale Lanes
der from Holly, Michigan, “I threw the shots in the ninth and
went undefeated in match 10th really well, and I would FARMINGDALE, NY - Danny 235-235-770.
play at the Oncenter throw those over and over again. Schrafel and Jim Tortorice, Jr each John Petrizzi, Jr shot 256-225,
Convention Center and held A couple of 4 pins gave him an blasted a 300 game in the Monday Tom Prendergast 254, and Chris
off Alex Hoskins of opportunity.” Night Fourplay League at Buzzonetti, Danny Riccobono,
Brigham City, Utah, in the Hoskins recorded the first Farmingdale Lanes. Danny hit David Inloes, and David Drago
championship match, 213- strike, but he left a 3-6-10 combi- 269-300-263-832, and Jim 300- 246.
199, to win the coveted title nation on his second shot to fall
and $30,000 top prize.
Hoskins claimed $25,000
short.
PBA photo Anderson has had a memorable
Don Railey 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
for the runner-up finish. Champion Andrew Anderson 2018, which also includes earning ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Don 248-300 for a high series of 786.
The USBC Masters is a major Anderson and Hoskins were a spot on Team USA and a third- Railey topped the scoring in the Steven Patitucci shot 277, Jonathan
on the PBA Tour schedule, and even early in the title tilt, before place finish at the PBA Bowl N Cruise League at Maple Fragano 246, Tom Hannigan 242,
the championship round was Anderson surged into the lead Tournament of Champions. This
Lanes RVC firing games of 238- and John Hanlon 237.
broadcast live on ESPN. with four consecutive strikes start- marked the second TV appearance
“This is surreal,” said Anderson, ing in the fourth frame. He opened of his professional career, and he
who is working toward a degree in the door for Hoskins by chopping was able to put his experience to
the 6-10 combination in the eighth work as his game plan came
Daquan Green, Derek Smith 300
elementary education. “You think
about it all the time, how cool it frame, but Hoskins was unable to together. At Jersey Lanes
would be to hold up that trophy, take advantage, recording an open
LINDEN, NJ - Daquan Green and Jose Diaz shot 290, Moses Uzzell
and it’s unbelievable. I can’t of his own in the eighth frame. See MASTERS page 2 Derek Smith each fired a 300 289-781, Manuel Raney 279, Rich
believe that just happened.” Anderson finished the match
game in the Sunday Morning Clark 278, Rico David 277, and
Men’s Classic at Jersey Lanes. James Roundtree 276.
Walter Ray Williams Jr. Wins PBA Bowlers Discount Open
TOWSON, Md. – PBA Hall of Famer Walter Ray Chase, who was looking for his first PBA title, qual-
Williams of Oxford, Fla., rolled the final five strikes to ified fourth and eliminated Gary Haines of West Steve Canzoneri 300 at Ocean Lanes
defeat Adam Chase of North Babylon, N.Y., 237-235, Babylon, N.Y., 2-0, before ousting Steve Pavlinko Jr. LAKEWOOD, NJ - Steve Bret Downs shot 289, Mike
in the title match of the PBA Bowlers Discount Eastern of Sewell, N.J., 213-157, in his semifinal match. Canzoneri lasted a 300 game in Conover and Matt Kirchoff 279,
Open presented by Hammer at AMF Towson Lanes, Chase saw his chance to beat Williams disappear the Get in the Game League at Jordan Malizia 278, and Brianna
boosting his all-time PBA titles record total to 107. when he left a 10 in on his second shot in the 10th Ocean Lanes. Leary 224.
Williams, who had a free weekend between the frame after striking on his first shot.
USBC Masters and the Port Property Management For the 58-year-old Williams, the win meant $2,500
PBA Xtra Frame Maine Shootout in Portland, quali- in prize money along with his 33rd standard PBA Gary Toth 300 at Majestic Lanes
fied second behind Australia’s Sam Cooley. He dis- Regional title to go along with 47 PBA Tour, 11
HOPELAWN, NJ - Gary Toth Jordan Marangelli shot 278-265-
posed of Eric Cornog of Cherry Hill, N.J., 2-1, in the PBA50 Tour and 16 PBA50 Regional titles. Shafer
earned top honors in the Raritan 247-790, Don Jackson 233-258-
best-of-three-game Round of 8 before slipping past and Pavlinko earned $1,000 apiece.
Bay Men’s League at Majestic 259-750, Dorien Soto 278-247-
Ryan Shafer of Horseheads, N.Y., in the semifinal The next PBA East Region event is the PBA
Lanes blasting games of 300-268- 214-739, and Pete Tirado 212-
round, 172-163, when Shafer failed to strike in his Rockaway Lanes Open presented by Storm hosted by
231 for a high series of 799. 279-239-730.
10th frame. Rockaway Lanes in Rockaway, N.J., April 27-29.
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MASTERS A FUNNY THING HAPPENED

Continued from Page 1
“It really gave me so much more
confidence,” Anderson said. “I
knew what to look for and was
ready and more prepared. The game
plan was always to be farther left
than everybody, and the three right-
handers ahead of me made a little
more hook to the right for me, so
that helped me feel comfortable
going in.”
Hoskins was making his second
consecutive trip to the stepladder
finals at the Masters. He finished
third in his tournament debut last
year in Las Vegas. This time he
again was looking to become the
first amateur to win the Masters
since Arizona’s Brett Wolfe won the
2002 event.
“I surprisingly wasn’t as nervous
as I thought I’d be in that moment,”
Hoskins said of his final frame. “I
was pretty calm and threw the first
one really well. I think with how I
saw the ball go through the pins, I
felt like I needed to hit it a little
harder on the second shot, and I got
a little slow. It wasn’t my best shot,
and that’s what it comes down to.
He made better shots than I did, and
that’s why he’s the winner.”
Hoskins’ start to his semifinal
match against USBC Hall of Famer
and co-worker at Storm Products,
Inc., Steve Kloempken of Pleasant
View, Utah, didn’t bode well for a
trip to the championship match as
he opened in three of his first four
frames.
After discussing what he was see-
ing on the lanes with his ball repre-
sentatives, the 25-year-old right-
hander made a move and fired six
consecutive strikes, including one
in a must-strike situation to start the
10th frame, to record the win and
advance to face Anderson, 213-197.
Kloempken survived a back-and-
forth match with Joe Paluszek of
Bensalem, Pennsylvania, to
advance to the semifinal, 189-188.
With Paluszek finishing first,
Kloempken converted a 10 pin after
a strike in the 10th frame to secure
the win.
In the opening match, Kloempken
rebounded from an early open
frame to deliver seven consecutive
strikes on his way to a 243-211 vic-
tory over 2017 U.S. Open champi-
on Rhino Page of Orlando, Florida.
Competitors in the sold-out field
this week bowled 15 games of qual-
ifying, before a cut was made to the
top 63, who joined defending cham-
pion Jason Belmonte of Australia in
the double-elimination match-play
bracket. Belmonte finished tied for
25th place.
TO ANDREW ANDERSON…
Winning the United States Bowling Congress
Masters in Syracuse, N.Y., was the biggest moment in
22-year-old Andrew Anderson’s young bowling
career, but it’s what happened afterward that will
make the experience unforgettable.
The second-year PBA member, riding a hot streak
after a third-place finish in the PBA Tournament of
Champions in February followed by his first PBA
Tour victory in the Masters, was headed back home
to Holly, Mich., when PBA CEO and Commissioner
Tom Clark, fellow competitor Chris Barnes, the
recently-inducted PBA Hall of Famer, and others
convinced Anderson he should head to Portland,
Maine, instead to bowl in the Port Property
Management PBA Xtra Frame Maine Shootout.
Because Anderson had not been drafted by an
OceanView at Falmouth PBA League team, which
will compete later in the week at Bayside Bowl in
Portland, he had planned to bypass the Xtra Frame
event preceding PBA League competition in Maine.
But with his plans changed, Anderson headed to the
airport in Syracuse to fly to Portland. Clark, Barnes,
PBA Vice President-Marketing Janay Haggerty, PBA
Social Media Manager Kim Richter and a bunch of
other PBA players and staff members also were at the
airport when all flights out of Syracuse were can-
celled. That’s when the “fun” began as everyone
scrambled to figure out how to get to Portland.
“I’m at the airport when Barnes texted me and
asked what I was going to do,” Anderson said. “I was
headed off to rent a car when I ran into Kim (Richter)
and Tom (Clark) coming down the stairs.”
Haggerty was off looking for a car to rent for the
PBA staffers drive to Portland, and they asked
Anderson and Barnes if they’d like to ride along.
said, “but we finally got to a gas station in the middle
of nowhere that was still open at around midnight on
Sunday.
“Tom and Barnes went into the gas station, and
Tom comes out with a can of inflate-a-tire,” the 6-
foot-2 Anderson said. “He wasn’t sure what to do
with it, so Janay (who is 5-foot-4) loaned me her
jacket, and I tried to inflate the tire for 15-20 minutes
in cold, freezing rain. The tire looked better, but then
I saw big hole blowing air out as fast as it was going
in.”
So Anderson gave up and went inside for a cup of
hot chocolate. “I had $1 in my pocket,” he grinned.
“…And a check for $30,000,” Haggerty added with a
laugh.
The station attendant “comped” the hot chocolate,
and told the group he had a buddy who did roadside
repairs. So a quick call summoned help.
The PBA group never got his name, but afterward
they nicknamed their rescuer “Lugnut.” Haggerty’s
earlier call to the car rental company had resulted in
little help other than learning most rental cars these
days do not include a spare tire…and that help would
not be on its way until Monday morning.
“Lugnut,” however, knew there was a “secret com-
partment” in the van that housed an emergency “tire”
of sorts. After unloading all of the luggage and bowl-
ing equipment in the van, Lugnut found the emer-
gency tire, inflated it and the group was almost ready
to resume the trip as Lugnut drove away. But sud-
denly Lugnut put his tow truck in reverse and roared
back at high speed.
“I forgot to check lugnuts,” he said. “I wouldn’t be
able to sleep if I didn’t check the lugnuts.” Hence the
nickname…

Sports Reporter “I’m waiting for Chris, who was trying to get a
refund for his flight, when Janay rolls up with a mini
van,” Anderson said.
Like all good stories, this one ended at almost 4
a.m. when the cold, weary PBA travelers checked
into their hotel rooms in Portland, fortunate that there
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Technology Editorial Assistants ing rain and frigid wind, the fivesome headed to scheduled for Monday.
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AT ROCKAWAY LANES
Rockaway Mixed: Glen Frey 289-816,
Heriberto Matias 278, Tom Griffin 275-712,
Chris Sytsma 269-747, Walt Forrester 269,
Joyce Hulbert 245-595, Nidia Haneveld 244-
669, Liesl Apgar 238-654, Lynne Coleman
222, Richard Mayer 278-739, Russell Smith
277-727, Keith Browner 277, Gene Pukas
267, Dawn Palmer 268-691, Lynne Coleman
214-562, Keri May 213-617, Jacqueline
Theriault 205-526, Dori Tingoli 201.
Strikes and Spares: Richard McColligan
300-771, Chris Sytsma 241-663, Tom
Lindow 238-676, Rachel West 204-07, Vicky
Rossy 197-509, Tina McGrath 182-467.
Bumper Busters: Cody Willis 92-181,
Ryan Willis 86-163, Eli Zimmerman 83-154.
Thursday Nite Mixed: Nick Westergaard
300-815, Chris Sytsma 279-720, Scott
Struble 263-668, Miguel Galloza 257-671,
Nidia Haneveld 258-647, Leeann Chervnsik
198-560, Linda Alven 183-510, Tami
Rhodes 183-484.
County Tuesday Night Mixed: Richard
McColligan 300-750, Charles T. Wilfong
279-746, Glenn Frey 267, Tony Greene 259,
Regina Nataluk 248-634, Ann Sperling 238-
596, Diana Piasecki 216-549, Dot Newsome
209-588.
Ball Busters: Matthew Dingnam 208-479,
Liam Reale 178-434, Gavin Mattes 162-439,
Alex Furman 149-418, Nicholas Furman
114-300.
AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES
Mike Karolewski 279-761
CORAM, NY - Mike Karolewski led the
scoring in the High Rollers League blast-
ing a high game of 279 and a high series of
761.
Weldon Rayton shot 279, Brad Kelsey
278-757, Ray Maples 278, and Joe Sicanno
760.
Mike Giambalvo 724
CORAM, NY - Mike Giambalvo rolled
257-724, Jim Cresser 257-677, Vito
Lombardo 234, and Rachel Walczyk 218 in
the Monday Early Mixed League.
In the COA League Stanley Mana rolled
223, Andy Leto 213, and Joe Darienzo 212.
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Tony Bainlardi 707
CORAM, NY - Tony Bainlardi topped the
scoring in the Leisure Glen Seniors League
rolling a high game of 277 and a high series
of 707.
Rich DiBenedetto shot 267-692, Mike
Smoller 257-690, Diane Holmes 201, and
Dottie Gross 200.
Bill Hennington 684
CORAM, NY - Bill Hennington led the scor-
ing in the Tuesday Mixed League blasting a
high game of 278 and a high series of 684.
Robert Bader and Joe Romanski shot 246,
Patricia Staker 215, and Bernadette
McMhon 203.
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Charlie Torres 803
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Charlie Torres topped
the scoring in the Thursday Mixed League blasting
games of 278-278-247 for a high series of 803.
Rick Boremski shot 269, Frank Krulish 259, Kyle
O'Connor 257, and Greg Ton and Mel Brown 238.
Matthew Meaney 280-797
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Matthew Meaney
topped the scoring in the Tuesday Late Men’s League
firing games of 280-276-241 for a high series of 797.
Both Anthony Cassonetto and Joe Dimino rolled
269, Drew Dioguardi 265, and David Goldman 258.
Scott Mackoff 746
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Scott Mackoff paced
the scoring in the Temples League rolling games of
237-246-263 for a high series of 746.
Brad Ellman rolled 236-245-257-738, Steve Klein
248, and Donald Scala 223.
John Labau 738
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - John LaBau led the
scoring in the Friday Night Mixed League rolling
games of 232-269-237 for a high series of 738.
Dan DiGirolamo shot 238-259-233-730, David
Lake 258, Robert Burling 257, and Al Bennett 256.
Pete Morreale 728
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Pete Morreale topped
the scoring in the Wednesday Early Men’s League fir-
ing games of 289-227 for a high series of 728.
James Garurdino rolled 278, Ted Avgerinos 258,
Glen Smith 257, and Louis Cisario 255.
Al Johnson 286
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Al Johnson fired a
high game of 286 in the Custom Thumbz Doubles
League.
Lawrence Welfare, and David Goldman shot 279,
Richard Salcedo 267-277-257-801, Pat Sassone 277-
257, Al Ferrante 276, and Kevin Isler 268.
Thomas Romanelli 280
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Thomas Romanelli
led the scoring in the Thursday Senior Birds League
blasting a high game of 280.
Stanley Rosadio shot 254, Jay McCray 248, and
George Fields 246.
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AT JIB LANES
Jayson Tolentino 768
Bruce DeFino, Gaetano Sereno 279 FLUSHING, NY - Jayson Tolentino topped the scoring in the Friday Hi-
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Bruce DeFino and Rollers League blasting games of 244-249-245 for a high series of 768.
Gaetano Sereno both fired a high game of 279 in the Jhun Chacon shot 223-242-245-710, Marlon Enriquez 211-236-256-
Monday 4-Man Classic League. 703, Farlly Silom 200-267-234-701, Mike Fandino 257-233-689, and
Frank Peretti and Dan DiGirolamo rolled 278, Luie Vulpis 233-237-213-683.
Shaun Berkowsky, Joseph Sanders, and Nick Palmeri Kash Brown 756
269, and Charlie Torres and Thomas Cacioppo, Jr.
FLUSHING, NY - Kash Brown topped the scoring in the Friends and
268.
Family League firing games of 256-232-268 for a high series of 756.
Zenker, Conlon 278 Micki Stewart rolled 246-224-748, Curtis Hetmeyer 258-225-258-741,
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Both Pat Zenker and Twone Williams 226-214-279-719, Cliff Stancil 245-205-267-717, and
Daniel Conlon bowled a high game of 278 in the Nathaniel Barton III 275-247-713.
Wednesday Night Mixed League.
Ben Hansen rolled 268-248, Luis Rivera 265, and Steve Cheng 748
both Don Railey and Gregory Frank 259. FLUSHING, NY - Steve Cheng topped the scoring in the Pin Pals
Keith Massimillo 269 League blasting games of 235-258-255 for a high series of 748.
Terrence White rolled 211-256-235-702, George Pirpinias 243-225-
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Keith Massimillo led
653, and Steve Bates 238.
the scoring in the Sunday Adult/Child League rolling
a high game of 269. Pedro Madero 734
Thomas Winchell shot 258-238, John Genna 217, FLUSHING, NY - Pedro Madero led the scoring in the Holy Family
and Donald Jones 211. League blasting games of 237-242-255 for a high series of 734.
Bruce Koondel 269 Glen Maxwell rolled 237, Tom Colon 228, Joe Agnello 227, and Rich
Maceroni 223.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Bruce Koondel rolled
269, Gary Mangiello 257, Weldon Drayton 252, and
Mel Brown and James Hardaway 246.
In the Sunday Adult/Child League Zachary Inserillo
rolled 220-199, Quentin Jones 202, and Logan
Bellico 145.
Joe Rolston 246
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Thursday El
Cheapo League Joe Rolston shot 246, Sean McGinn
237, and Mark Kopper 232.
In the Rockvilles League Patrice Nolan shot 231,
Patty Werbeck 213, and Kathleen Abrams 202.
In the Monday Ladies Classic League Trish Lugo
rolled 203, Berniece Namorato 199-177, Abby
Ginsburg 190, and Danielle Davis 187.
Amanda Petrillo 237
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Amanda Petrillo
rolled 237, Steven Santiago 236-235, and Jeffery
Persky 214 in the Saturday Scholarship League.
Cara Howfield shot 193-168, Mary Pat Murphy 169,
and Carole Ann Razza and Carolanne Costagnt 168
in the Tuesday Long Beach Catholics League.
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AT OCEAN LANES Adam DeFrancesco 775 at Parkway
Jim Hanlon 289 Brandon Opela 682 Ken Weber 650 ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Adam DeFrancesco led all pin attackers with
LAKEWOOD, NJ - In the Joe LAKEWOOD, NJ - In the Brick LAKEWOOD, NJ - Ken Weber 261-258-256 for a strong 775 series to lead an active night of high scorers
Goertz Memorial Classic Jim Special Olympics/Rolling rolled 245-650, Scott VanSlooten in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes.
Hanlon shot at high game of 289 Thunder Brandon Opela shot 254- 242-644, Bill Gathercole 221, and Ryan Musciotto 267-756, rolled another nice series while Mike Semancik
and Ed Lipinski shot a high series 682, Justin Malfitano 224, and Ben Brancatella 218 in the Jr hit 258-725, George Briguglio 257-721, Eddie Rojas 254-705, Bryant
of 788. Richard Juchnieweicz 172. Greenbriar Thursday Handicap. Adams 256-701, Joe Puccio Sr. 248-699 .

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Joseph Evers 280-806
FARMINGDALE, NY - Joseph Evers topped
the scoring in the Wednesday Early Men’s
League blasting a 280 game then added a dupli-
cate 263 for the sessions high series of 806.
Vernone Brown rolled 279, Christopher
Kelch 268, Curtis Brown 267, Ira Udasin
257, and Shaun Larkin, Greg Stanek, Frank
Migro, Jeff Gallo, and John Magnozzi 256.
Tom Romanelli 733
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tom Romanelli
topped the scoring in the Sunday Adult/Junior
League firing games of 269-225-239 for a
high series of 733.
Neil Stremmel rolled 255-666, and Stephan
Diaczon, Sr. 209.
In the Friday Sunshine Kids League Gerard
Hoeler shot 186, and Marvin Slifkin 174.
Tyrone Page, Earl Holden 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - Both Tyrone Page
and Earl Holden bowled a high game of
279 in the Tuesday Early Birds League.
Nathaniel Fuller shot 275, Clayton Hunt
259, Fred Catapano 258, and Greg Herzing
and Scott Serao 254.
Lloyd Hasluck 269
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Wednesday
Party League Lloyd Hasluck shot 269, Joe
Buccino 256, George Marrazzo 247, and
Vinny Mastrangelo 239.
Brillian Soedarmasto 257
FARMINGDALE, NY - Brillian
Soedarmasto rolled 257, Michael Grasaton
197, Brian Lunetto 194-189, and Mark
Ferrara 192 in the Saturday St Martin
League.
Sal Angotti 778
HOPELAWN, NJ - Sal Angotti topped
the scoring in the Friday Night Mixed
blasting 277-298-203 for a high 778.
Anthony Angotti shot 247-228-227-
702, Lew Caffrey 203-219-259-681, and
Michael Holoka 214-252-207-673.
Linear K. Kornegay 774
HOPELAWN, NJ - Linear K. Kornegay
topped the scoring in the Saturday Night
Strike Nation League blasting games of
228-268-278 for a high series of 774.
David Lee rolled 257-267-217-741,
Steven C. Weeks 245-265-227-737,
Rakim Tillery 234-207-276-717, and
Dorien Soto 212-234-268-714.
In the Winter Senior Citizens League
Frank Kertesz shot 237, Early Gregory
202, and Mary Reidy 200.
Bill Larsen 759
HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Larsen topped
the scoring in the San Remo Open 4
League firing games of 268-226-265 for
a high series of 759.
Joe Bishop rolled 267-257-212-736,
Rich Rota 216-257-245-718, and James
Napoli 215-259-226-700.
Patty Hanlein 755
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