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Norm Duke Wins Go Bowling! PBA Indianapolis Open Patrick Zenker Slammed 300
INDIANAPOLIS – A month shy the stepladder qualifiers by At Maple Lanes RVC
of his 55th birthday, PBA Hall of nearly 400 pins, and said, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Thomas Romanelli 277, Kevin
Famer Norm Duke of Clermont, “We’ve been watching you Patrick Zenker blasted a 300 game Cudjoe 268, Dan DiGirolamo 266,
Fla., defeated top qualifier dominate us, and we know it in the Friday Night Mixed League Salvador Espaillat 257, John
Jason Belmonte of Australia, hurts to lose. We’ve all been at Maple Lanes RVC. Hodge, Al Doerrer, and Mike
237-219, to win his 39th PBA through it enough, but I’ll Rick Boremski rolled 278-259, Lecesse 256.
Tour title in the Go Bowling! never forget this as long as I
PBA Indianapolis Open at live.” Mike Ninivaggi 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
Woodland Bowl. Duke, who hadn’t won a sin- FARMINGDALE, NY - Mike rolled 258, Angel Ramos and Ed
Duke, who is third on the all- gles title since the 2012 PBA Ninivaggi earned top honors in the Benjamin 254, Aniello Strocchia
time PBA Tour titles list behind Dick Weber Playoffs – also at Wednesday Early Men Handicap 252-244, Shaun Larkin 249-245,
Walter Ray Williams Jr.’s 47 Woodland Bowl – said he knew firing 300-238 for a high 738 set. and Thomas Cacioppo, Jeff Gallo,
and Earl Anthony’s 43, never he’d win again. His doubles Scott Sheehan and Frank Magro and Jeff Scarola 246.
trailed after starting the title win with Malott in 2015 also
match with three strikes and was at Woodland, where he David Nash 300 at Rockaway Lanes
then converting the 4-9 split. now has had more success than ROCKAWAY, NJ - David Nash Domenic Cutillo and Chris
Belmonte, who entered the any other PBA player. fired a 300 game in the Rockaway Stysma 278, Michael Simoneko
finals as the top qualifier for a “I was in control,” Duke said. Trios League 277, David Nash 269, and Andrew
record-tying third consecutive “I’ve been there before. I knew Ken Yokobosky rolled 279, Wiese 268.
PBA photo
tournament, kept the match Norm Duke what to do. It was hard, but the Chris Mayr 300 at Jib Lanes
close throughout, but when the shot was there, and the steplad- FLUSHING, NY- Chris Mayr 232-710, Robert Kuch 268-216-
Australian two-handed player left the 3-10 split on der format gives you a chance to win, so I’m earned top honors in the Midweek 221-705, Jamie Ansale 269-237-
his first shot of the 10th frame, all Duke needed to grateful for that chance. Mixers League blasting 235-300- 700, Jimmy Fitzgerald 223-235-
clinch was seven pins in his 10th frame. 204 for a high series of 739. 237-695, and LF Ingram 267-229-
Duke immediately turned to Belmonte, who led See DUKE page 2
Bob Ostermann rolled 276-202- 686.

Jim Novak Oldest Bowler to Roll 800 Series


ARLINGTON, Texas - Jim Novak of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, begins prise, especially on that pair of lanes."
each day with a simple at-home exercise routine, but his fitness May City Bowl is a 32-lane, independently owned center that
regimen doesn't end there. offers Novak and his fellow competitors a clean and fun envi-
He also participates in three senior bowling leagues each week ronment in a family atmosphere. But, lanes 17 and 18 had been
at his home away from home, May City Bowl, where he consis- a little less welcoming than the friendly staff - until this week.
tently averages above 200, and recently made his way into the Novak hit the lanes knowing that one lane on that pair hooks
United States Bowling Congress record book as the oldest bowler more than the other, and he'd have to be wary and careful if he
to roll an 800 series. was going to find any success.
At 91 years, 2 months and 21 days old, Novak put together games Even as the strikes added up, the atmosphere was relaxed and
of 279, 256 and 268 for an 803 series during Monday's Young at low-key, which helped Novak stay calm in the moment.
Heart league. He topped the previous mark of 85 years and 9 days, He knew he was flirting with 800, but he actually wasn't sure
set by William Lautenschlager of Stockton, California, in 2016. how close he was. His main focus was on throwing strikes in his
Novak's score is pending formal approval from USBC and final frame to help his team win the game.
would be the 21st certified 800 of his 65-year bowling career. He After tossing a double, he turned around to ask if the 800 was possi-
last eclipsed the 800 mark in March 2010. ble. One person said no. Another said he needed seven pins. He added
"Honestly, I'd given up on having another day like that, because one more strike to secure the 800, the record and the game - by six pins.
an 800 series really is hard to come by," said Novak, who also
file photo
owns 35 USBC-certified perfect games. "A 300 is one thing but
91 year-old Jim Novak See 800 Page 2
putting three games together is so tough. This came as a total sur-
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800 DUKE 24th Annual Ocean


Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1
“I always believed I’d win
Singles Tournament
"Everyone just goes about their business, and you don't often have LAKEWOOD, NJ - Consisting of three tournaments in one, the 24th
again,” he said. “The first game I
anyone spying on you, so the whole thing was a pretty low-key good Annual Ocean Singles Tournament held at Ocean Lanes on February
ever bowled on television was
time with friends," Novak said. "There wasn't a lot of pressure, and 24. There is a scratch division which had 19 girls and 31 boys and two
against Earl Anthony, and I won.
we're not there for the money. We're there for the exercise and handicap divisions – one for bowlers with averages 150 and under and
In my mind, Jason’s the best ever,
because we love bowling. It was just a nice afternoon." one for bowlers with averages over 150.
in spades. I feel for him, because
Novak didn't start bowling until his late 20s, and his career as an The format in the handicap division is three games, straight up, plus
I’ve been there, but for me, I get
auto mechanic who owned his own specialty shop limited the amount to say I bowled Earl, and Walter, your handicap determines the winner. In the 150 and under group they
of time he spent on the lanes. After the business was established and and Pete, and I beat ‘em all.” had one boy and one girl winner.
doing well, there was more help and more time to bowl. Belmonte said, “Today I For the Boys, overall leader was Justin Auerbach with a 528 scratch,
His first USBC-certified 300 game came in 1988 when he was 60 watched my idol (Duke) bowl the 648 overall. For the Girls Megan Kennan with a 359 scratch and 521
years old, and his first 800 came almost seven years later. most impressive game against overall. For above 150 the winners were Donaven Kline with a 592
Recently, Novak and his timing were affected by illness, but con- me. I tried my best to keep up, but scratch and the 745 overall high for the tournament . The Girls win-
tinuing to work out at home, along with the addition of a new bowl- a few stubborn corner ner was Katelynn Berger with a 591 scratch series and a 729 overall
ing ball, have him back in bowling shape with his legs properly pins…ended my chances. Norm’s score.
under him. a treasure.” In the Scratch division with boys and girls in one grouping, there
"I just can't get over it," said Novak, who lifts weights for his arms, Duke earned his trip to the title were 31 boys and 19 girls and they bowled four games, on an NCAA
walks on a treadmill and rides a bike as part of his morning routine. match with a 214-195 victory College Sport Shot lane condition.
"It feels so good to hold the record. I couldn't have asked for a bet- over his two-time Mark Roth- The top bowler with an 846 scratch set was Paige Peters. Paige,
ter day." Marshall Holman PBA Doubles from Toms River North, finished the high school season by winning
For more information on the USBC record book, visit Championship partner, Wes the Shore Conference Individual Tournament, followed by also win-
BOWL.com/Records. Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, ning the New Jersey NJSIAA Individual Tournament and now fol-
when Malott left a solid 10 pin on lowed this up with the 24th Annual Ocean Singles Tournament
his first shot in the 10th frame. Championship.
United States Bowling Congress After Paige, the next 6 spots went to top high school boys. Brandon
Duke’s early turkey gave his an
The United States Bowling Congress serves as the national governing Bohn of Jackson Memorial with an 834, Nick Brescia of Toms River
18-pin lead in the fourth frame,
body of bowling as recognized by the United States Olympic Committee South 834, Kevin DiBernardo of Toms River South with a 825, Justin
but Malott then doubled and
(USOC). USBC conducts championship events nationwide including Bohn of Jackson Memorial with a 785, Tommy Burns of Bridgewater
chipped away as Duke failed to
the largest participation sporting events in the world - the USBC Open at 759, Johann Gamo of Clifton with a 751.
carry key pocket hits. When Duke
and Women's Championships - and professional events such as the In eighth place was Alexa Tieto of Ocean Township with a 747,
left a 10 pin on his last shot in the
USBC Masters and USBC Queens. Anthony Caruso of Brick Memorial with a 745 and in tenth, Andrew
10th frame, Malott had a chance
Founded in 1895, today USBC and its 1,638 state and local associa- Kline of Allentown with a 744 tied with Preston Williams of Jackson
to strike out to win by a pin but
tions proudly serve more than a million members. USBC is headquar- Liberty at 744.
failed to carry his first attempt in
tered in Arlington, Texas, working toward a future for the sport. The Ben Sussman of Point Pleasant had a 743, Marissa Consentini of
the 10th.
online home for USBC is BOWL.com. Wayne Valley had a 736, Leah Varela of Brick Veterans Middle
In the first match, after leaving
a 2-8-10 split and failing to con- School at 728, Jaden Schaefer of Freehold – 724, Michael Guzman –
vert in the opening frame, Malott Brick Memorial at 721, Nick Koval - Brick Township at 721, Kamerin
reeled off a string of seven strikes Peters - Toms River North at 709, Alex Berg Millburn at 708, Kiley
and cruised past Rhino Page of Hackbart of Truman at 704. All the other 30 bowlers had scores which
Orlando, Fla., 242-192. Malott were below 700.
then rallied to eliminate Tom
Daugherty of Riverview, Fla., Jason Hollenstein 300-802 at Majestic
174-170, by throwing four strikes HOPELAWN, NJ - Jason Hollenstein earned top honors in the
in a row to end a match that saw Wednesday Night Trios League at Majestic Lanes blasting games of
Daugherty leave three splits and 278-224-300 for a high series of 802
Malott four. The difference was Bill Hoese rolled 256-279-211-746, Andrew Bock 217-213-268-698,
Malott’s conversion of the 3-4-6- Mike Kelly 227-235-213-673, Mike Rodriguez 245, and William
7-10 split in his sixth frame. Mezier III 244.
All rounds of the Indianapolis
Open, a Tier 2 event in the 2019
PBA Playoffs points competition, Havel Wrigt III 300 at Majestic Lanes
were contested on a mixed lane HOPELAWN, NJ - Havel Wright III fired a 300 game in the Saturday
conditioning environment where Night Strike Nation League at Majestic Lanes.
the 45-foot Dick Weber 45 oiling Al-Wadir Samuel rolled 226-270-268-764, Dennis McMillan 269-236-
pattern was applied to the left 256-761, Chris Jones 255-224-269-748, Karon Henderson, Jr 237-245-
lane and the Mike Aulby 38 pat- 263-745, Chris Aponte 247-248-235-730, Anthony Mickens 278, and
tern was applied to the right lane. Leroy Cook, Jr 257.
March 6 - 12, 2019 SPORTS REPORTER 3

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AT JIB LANES PBA SPARE SHOTS


Chaz Ameres 750 AVON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
FLUSHING, NY - Chaz Ameres led the scoring in MAKES FIELD TRIP TO SUPPORT
the Pro Shop 2 x 3 Doubles League rolling games of CHRIS LOSCHETTER
259-268-223 for a high series of 750. Supported by his Avon Lake High School
Jhun Chacon rolled 237-243-248-728, Ed Ziemak bowling team, PBA Tour champion Chris
269-248-214-731, and Ron Cabello 224-249-667. Loschetter, who is an assistant coach for the
Avon, Ohio, team, jumped from 33rd to quali-
Eric Kueber 736 fy 17th for the match play finals of the PBA
FLUSHING, NY - Eric Kueber led the scoring in the Tournament of Champions at AMF Riviera
Ted Guy Classic League rolling games of 256-244- Lanes in Fairlawn, Ohio.
236 for a high series of 736. With the 30-plus members of the Avon Lake
Eric Flack rolled 249-247-216-712, Ed Ziemak team cheering every shot, Loschetter rolled
212-255-244-711, John Petrvits III 258-217-226- games of 211, 186, 245, 220, 261 and 254 in
701, and Will Atkinson 227-256-212-695. the third round to make the cut.
“I’d like to say it was all for me, but this was
Shawn Wyatt, Twone Williams 718 an opportunity for our players to see the great-
FLUSHING, NY - Shawn Wyatt and Twone est bowlers in the world,” Loschetter said. “It’s
Williams each fired a high series of 718 in the one thing for us as coaches to teach the game,
Friends and Family League. Shawn rolling 226-256- but for young bowlers to have the opportunity
236-718, and Twone 211-263-244-718. to see what we teach them at the highest level
Jon Boi Zeigler rolled 258-206-242-706, Mouse is an invaluable experience.
Brandi 266-214-221-701, Ronnie Lofton, Jr 200- “This is as much fun as I’ve had bowling in
257-238-695, Micki Stewart 227-257-212-696, a long time,” Loschetter added. “I don’t think
Denise Fox 256-245-686, Tony Byrd 266-230-688, I would have made it to this point without their
Ken Shaw 239-213-247-699, and Ray Pugh, Jr 249- support.”
242-688. For more about the Avon Lake team’s field
trip, see a feature on flobowling.com:
Al Alcantara 705 https://www.flobowling.com/video/6344606-
coach-loschetter-gets-boost-from-high-
FLUSHING, NY - Al Alcantara led the scoring in the
school-team-at-toc
Saturday Juniors League firing games of 297-232 for
a high series of 705.
“WHEN CARMEN SPEAKS,
Anthony Rolon rolled 257, Brandan Chan 252, and
EVERYONE LISTENS”
Leo Yang 225
“When Carmen speaks, everyone listens,”
Jamie Ansale 662 PBA star Sean Rash noted on his Facebook
page after 85-year-old PBA legend Carmen
FLUSHING, NY - Jamie Ansale rolled 214-256-662, Salvino completed his three rounds of qualify-
Michael Rosenberg 224-235-205-664, Robert Kuch ing in the PBA Tournament of Champions in
238-212-647, and Bob Osterman 252. Fairlawn, Ohio, and used the center’s PA sys-
tem to address the crowd. “Truly an honor to
Yuri Cuellar 646 cross next to one of the Founding Members of
FLUSHING, NY - Yuri Cuellar paced the scoring in the (PBA).”
the Holy Family League rolling games of 232-224 After breaking his own record as the oldest
for a high series of 646. player ever to compete in a PBA Tour event –
Jason Starling rolled 226-208-622, Rich Maceroni again – Salvino delivered a short-but-sweet
214-211-617, and Kwock Liew 236-616. message, including, “…I’ll be back”:
https://www.facebook.com/SeanRashFanPa
Michael Newton 248 ge/videos/336568733866399/.
FLUSHING, NY - Michael Newton rolled 248, Salvino, who bowled in the first PBA
Patrick Tucker 247-229-666, and Vernon Mackey Tournament of Champions in 1962, also com-
225 in the Crown Jewels League. peted in the Go Bowling! PBA 60th
In the Saturday Juniors League Chris Palmisano Anniversary Classic a year ago at Woodland
and Al Alcantara rolled 235, and Timothy Hui 213- Bowl in Indianapolis at the age of 84.
216.
March 6 - 12, 2019 SPORTS REPORTER 5

10th Anniversary PBA World Series of Bowling Returns to its Original Home in Suburban Detroit
ALLEN PARK, Mich. – The 10th anniversary include four championship tournaments: the PBA Monday, March 11
Professional Bowlers Association World Series of Cheetah 33, Chameleon 39 and Scorpion 42 10 a.m. – Cheetah 33 and Chameleon 39 practice session
2:30 p.m. – Scorpion 42 and Earl Anthony 43 practice session
Bowling returns to its original home at Thunderbowl Championships plus the 2019 PBA World Tuesday, March 12
Lanes in suburban Detroit where it will write a new Championship which will include an elite field of (Contested on 33-foot Cheetah lane oiling pattern)
chapter in bowling history with five consecutive players based upon their overall performances in the 12:30 p.m. – Cheetah Championship Qualifying Round 1, 5 games
nights of prime-time national television coverage on three preliminary “animal pattern” events that will be 6:30 p.m. - Cheetah Championship Qualifying Round 2, 5 games
Top 16 qualifiers after 10 games advance to single-elimination match play, March 18;
FS1. contested on distinctly different lane oiling patterns.
10-game qualifying totals carry over to PBA World Championship
PBA’s World Series of Bowling, created in 2009 as The PBA World Championship will be contested on Wednesday, March 13
a multi-event series of tournaments, has grown into the Earl Anthony 43 oiling pattern. Each event’s (Contested on 39-foot Chameleon lane oiling pattern)
the most important international event in bowling, numerical designation indicates the distance oil is 12:30 p.m. – Chameleon Championship Qualifying Round 1, 5 games
6:30 p.m. – Chameleon Championship Qualifying Round 2, 5 games
annually attracting the most talented bowlers from applied down the lane.
Top 16 qualifiers after 10 games advance to single-elimination match play, March 19;
around the world. And the 2019 WSOB X will con- A total of 115 PBA members will be invited to com- 10-game qualifying totals carry over to PBA World Championship
tinue the trend, concluding with an historic television pete in the World Series, based upon their composite Thursday, March 14
package including four consecutive nights of live WSOB earnings between 2015-17, plus any PBA (Contested on 42-foot Scorpion lane oiling pattern)
championship tournament finals telecasts – Monday Tour title winner who has not qualified on the com- 12:30 p.m. – Scorpion Championship Qualifying Round 1, 5 games
6:30 p.m. – Scorpion Championship Qualifying Round 2, 5 games
through Thursday, March 18, 19, 20 and 21 – plus a posite earnings list. A pre-tournament qualifier will Top 16 qualifiers after 10 games advance to single-elimination match play, March 20;
USA vs. The World team match featuring the World be held on March 10 at Thunderbowl to allow other 10-game qualifying totals carry over to PBA World Championship; top 40 qualifiers based
Series’ top performers on Friday, March 22. PBA members to compete for all remaining berths in on composite 30-game totals from Cheetah, Chameleon and Scorpion Championships
The five consecutive nights of prime-time coverage the 135-player field. advance to PBA World Championship cashers round; top five American and top five inter-
national players advance to USA vs. The World team competition.
is a first in bowling history, and an important segment Friday, March 15
in the PBA’s 60th consecutive year of national televi- 2019 PBA WORLD SERIES OF BOWLING X SCHEDULE (Contested on 43-foot Earl Anthony lane oiling pattern)
sion coverage. All five two-hour shows, part of the Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich., March 10-21 12:30 p.m. – PBA World Championship Cashers Round 1, 5 games
2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour season, will air on FS1 (all times are Eastern) 6:30 p.m. - PBA World Championship Cashers Round 2, 5 games
Sunday, March 10 Top 16 qualifiers after 40 games advance to round robin match play
at 8 p.m. EST from the famous arena bay inside his- Saturday, March 16
10 a.m. – Unofficial practice session
toric Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich. 1 p.m. – Pre-Tournament Qualifier (if necessary; six games) (Contested on 43-foot Earl Anthony lane oiling pattern)
WSOB X, which gets underway on March 10, will 7 p.m. – WSOB X Pro-Am 9 a.m. – PBA World Championship Round Robin Match Play, 8 games
3 p.m. - PBA World Championship Round Robin Match Play, 8 games
Top 5 qualifiers after 56 games advance to FS1 stepladder finals, Thursday, March 21, 8 p.m.
Sunday, March 17
4 p.m. – WSOB X Pro-Am
Monday, March 18
(Contested on 33-foot Cheetah lane oiling pattern)
Noon – Cheetah Championship Round of 16 (best of five games, single-elimination match play)
3 p.m. – Cheetah Championship Round of 8 (best of five games, single-elimination match play)
8 p.m. - Cheetah Championship Finals (live on FS1)
Match 1 – Four finalists, one game, lowest score eliminated
Semifinal Match – Three finalists, one game, lowest score eliminated
Championship – Two survivors, best of three games
Tuesday, March 19
(Contested on 39-foot Chameleon lane oiling pattern)
Noon – Chameleon Championship Round of 16 (best of five games, single-elimination
match play)
3 p.m. – Chameleon Championship Round of 8 (best of five games, single-elimination
match play)
8 p.m. - Chameleon Championship Finals (live on FS1)
Match 1 – Four finalists, one game, lowest score eliminated
Semifinal Match – Three finalists, one game, lowest score eliminated
Championship – Two survivors, best of three games (game three is 9th and 10th frame
if needed)
Wednesday, March 20
(Contested on 42-foot Scorpion lane oiling pattern)
Noon – Scorpion Championship Round of 16 (best of five games, single-elimination
match play)
3 p.m. – Scorpion Championship Round of 8 (best of five games, single-elimination match play)
8 p.m. - Scorpion Championship Finals (live on FS1)
Match 1 – Four finalists, one game, lowest score eliminated
Semifinal Match – Three finalists, one game, lowest score eliminated
Championship – Two survivors, best of three games (game three is 9th and 10th frame
if needed)
Thursday, March 21
(Contested on 43-foot Earl Anthony lane oiling pattern)
5 p.m. – USA vs. The World team match (top five U.S. qualifiers for PBA World
Championship vs. top five international qualifiers, best of three Baker scoring team match-
es (taped to air on FS1 on Friday, March 22, at 8 p.m.)
8 p.m. – PBA World Championship Stepladder Finals (live on FS1)
Friday, March 22
8 p.m. – USA vs. The World telecast (FS1)
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AT MAJESTIC LANES
Craig Vass 845 Logan Miller 743 Rich Lukacs 721 Pete Zafian 694 Nicholas Piomelli 676
HOPELAWN, NJ - Craig Vass HOPELAWN, NJ - Logan Miller HOPELAWN, NJ - Rich Lukacs HOPELAWN, NJ - Pete Zafian HOPELAWN, NJ - Nicholas
topped the scoring in the topped the scoring in the Avenel led the scoring in the San Remo paced the scoring in the Merck Piomelli paced the scoring in the
Middlesex County Classic Youth League firing games of Open 4 League rolling games of League rolling games of 234-269 Thursday Night Mixed League
League blasting games of 299- 259-226-258 for a high series of 237-236-248 for a high series of for a high series of 694. firing games of 268-206-202 for
267-279 for a high series of 845. 743. 721 Tom Vickery rolled 212-236- a high series of 676.
Michael Ferraro fired 290-237- Cristopher Falcone shot 217- Michael Pilot rolled 278-206- 224-672, Evan Kulick 255, and Kurt Moskowski hit 226-247-
278-805, Matt Wasielewski 243- 279-674, Korey Balewitz 222, 227-711, Vince Mobilio 266- Bob Czaja and Benjamin Trubits 666, Lauro Perez 222-257-664,
268-276-787, Leif Erickson, Jr and Joey Yannuzzi 203. 218-226-710, Chris Minch 268- 214. and Jake Olszyk 225-204-215-
275-244-238-757, Glenn Mohr John Baginsky, Jr 736 227-203-698, James Napoli 204- Al Queen 659 644.
253-244-254-751, Tony HOPELAWN, NJ - John 278-213-695, and Rich Chaillet HOPELAWN NJ - Al Queen
Tamondong 277-266-203-746, 278-220-692.
GO BOWL
Baginsky, Jr topped the scoring rolled 215-258-659, Ceferino
Fred Patrocinio 277-268-736, in the Monday Night Mixed In the Wednesday Earlybirds Rivera 211, and Larry Clarke
and Pablo Ramirez 255-265-215- League firing games of 278-217- League Char Martino rolled 192- 187-187 in the Jerzey Pikers
735. 241 for a high series of 736. 180, and Carla Johnson 172. League.
Terry Chin 771 John Baginsky rolled 236-226-
HOPELAWN, NJ - Terry Chin 232-694, Joe Flagiello 220-203-
topped the scoring in the Raritan 215-638, and Ken Balas 202-227.
Bay Mens League firing games Doro Sperantzas 727
of 279-247-245 for a high series HOPELAWN, NJ - Doro
of 279-247-245 for a high series Sperantzas led the scoring in the
of 771. Garden State Mixed League fir-
Pablo Ramirez rolled 257-254- ing games of 226-266-235 for a
249-760 Brian Adamson 276- high series of 727.
268-209-753, Mike Ruffe 233- Ken Martino rolled 253-204-
237-279-749, John Flypczuk 220-677, Kyle Jannuzzi 207-258-
279-227-234-740, Tommy 210-675, Jose Medina 245-204-
Martino 223-231-253-707, 203-652, and Jack Fela 244-640.
Jimmy Gill 244-204-257-705,
and Ernest Lukacs, Jr 223-244- Nick Biamonte 725
237-704. HOPELAWN, NJ - Nick
Evan Weinberg 754 Biamonte led the scoring in the
Don E Hellhake Memorial
HOPELAWN, NJ - Evan League firing games of 268-214-
Weinberg led the scoring in the 243 for a high series of 725.
Friday Night Classic League fir- John Syslo rolled 214-233-237-
ing games of 269-267-218 for a 684, KC Cabonilas 225-224-224-
high series of 754. 673, Joe Maloney 14-220-204-
Cesar Galloza rolled 203-245- 640, and Kevin Kennelly 233.
254-702, Vincent Pagnotta 270-
212-215-697, Joey Parisi III 235- Ricardo Santiago 721
25-692, and David Granitzki HOPELAWN, NJ - Ricardo
240. Santiago topped the scoring in
John Canova 748 the Friday Night Mixed League
firing games of 228-255-238 for
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Canova a high series of 721.
led the scoring in the Premiere Lew Caffrey rolled 289-241-
Pro Shop Sunday Trios League 708, Salvatore Angotti 227-266-
firing games of 224-258-266 for 208-701, Michael Bauer 245-
a high series of 748. 216-236-697, Tony Tamondong
Patrick Bowler rolled 266-215- 266-216-679, and Steven
247-728, John Flypczuk 235- Osiadacz 214-212-244-670
255-237-727, William Daunno
245-247-235-727, and Patrick
Plate 232-239-240-711.
In the Winter Senior Citizens
League Rich Rowley rolled 225,
and Cecelia Mullane 193.
March 6 - 12, 2019 SPORTS REPORTER 7

AT MAPLE LANES RVC


Steve Friedman 290-792 Matthew Meaney, Anthony Bruno 278 Gregory Frank 277
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Steve Friedman ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Anthony Bruno and ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Gregory Frank fired a high game of 277
topped the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens Matthew Meaney each fired a high game of 278 in in the Wednesday Night Mixed League.
League firing games of 290-278-224 for a high series the Tuesday Late Mens League. John LaBau rolled 264, Keith Benenati 259-256, Mike Curra 258-249,
of 792. John Genna, Jr rolled 264, Peter Morreale 259, Tony Kevin Gracey 256, Allen Johnson and George Stephens, Sr 254, and
Keith Manza rolled 284, Al Digangi 269, Ken Bruce McWilliams 257, William Jackson 256, and James Salvatore Gambino 249.
266, Brandon Warthen 258, Frank Cimino 257, Nolan 255.
Corey Mahoney 254, and Jeff Bischoff 250. John LaBau 268
Quentin Jones 235 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - John LaBau rolled a high game of 268
Anthony Cimino 288-758 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Quentin Jones rolled in the Friday Night Mixed League.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Anthony Cimino 235, Shane Zaccoli 199, Morgan Winchell 188-180,
Dave Ciofalo rolled 258, Salvador Espaillat, Kenny Mojo, John
topped the scoring in the Thursday Mixed League fir- and Zachary Inserillo 187 in the Sunday Adult/Junior
Hodge, and Thomas Romanelli 257, Jim McGlynn 256, and Joe Pep
ing games of 288-247 for a high series of 758. League.
255 in the Friday Night Mixed League.
Steve Friedman rolled 278, Willie Fessler 268-254- In the Saturday Scholarship League Brian Morreale
733, Rich Sitt 267, Teddy Avgerinos 257-248 Al rolled 230, Matthew Schurin 224, and Joseph Paolino Anthony Capellup 267
Fabiano 256, and Joseph Jhingree 255. 202. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Anthony Capellupo rolled 267, Carl
Carnici 247, and Tony Gomez 221 in the St Raymonds Holy Bowlers
League.
Thomas Wallace 264
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Thomas Wallace rolled 264, Jackie
LaBau 227, Sean McGinn 223, and Rich Snyder 217 in the Thursday El
Cheapo Mixed League.
Gerald Fields 259
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Gerald Fields paced the scoring in the
Thursday Senior Birds League rolling games of 259-243 for a high
series of 687.
Stanley Rosadio shot 258, Mike Fusco 257, and Don Saunders 236.
John Genna 258
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Sunday Adult/Child League John
Genna rolled 258-210-258 for a high series of 726.
Timothy Thom rolled 248, Tomas Winchell 224, and Keith Nicholson
223.
George Michaelowski 256
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - George Michaelowski rolled 256,
Carlton Davis 231, and Orlano Lenny Powell 223 in the Sunday HMA
Memorial League.
Rick Cohen 253
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Bown N Cruise II League Rick
Cohen rolled 253, Mark Walton 236, and Mike Peppe 225.
Bill Maxwell 246
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Bill Maxwell rolled 246, Christian
Giugli 245, Anthony Parziale 244, and Joe DiRe 243 in the Oceanside
Knights of Columbus League.
Laurie Bettenischi rolled 177, Michele Permutter 176-163, and
Adrienne Lupo 173-166 in the Tuesday Koffee Kats League
In the Monday Classic League Linda Walsh rolled 179-157, Mindy
Myers 176-153, Bernice Namorato 171 and Dawn Waldhof 168-156.
Kathleen Abrams 238
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Rockvilles League Kathleen
Abrams rolled 238, Patrice Nolan 221 and Debra Potasso 215.
Kami Radin rolled 180, Erica Gershkowitz 178-177, Sheila Weissman
172,and Joanne Frumento 171 in the Tuesday Long Beach Catholics
League.
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Joe Hoenig 278-784
FARMINGDALE, NY - Joe Hoenig topped the scoring in the
Peter Mockler 252
FARMINGDALE, NY - Peter Mockler rolled 252, MIke Walsh 226- Ta k e
Yo u r
Friday Late Mixed League blasting games of 247-259-278 for a 225, and Jeff Berman 217 in the Sunday Vacation League.
high series of 784. In the One Nite 2nd Saturday League Scott Hennessy rolled 218, Ron
Victor Rios rolled 269, Toni Kaufman 267, Kyle Duree 258, and Catapano 179, and Dan Sheean 277.

Fa m i l y
Bill Crocitto, Sr 257.
Mike Walsh 251
Jim Tortorice Jr 278-737 FARMINGDALE, NY - Mike Walsh rolled 251, Jay Whittaker 236, and
FARMINGDALE, NY - Jim Tortorice led the scoring in the Paul Rourke 223 in the Thursday Goodtimers League.

B ow l i n g
Monday Night Fourplay League blasting games of 278-235-224 Brain Lunetto rolled 235, Vincent Bove 225, Nile Williams 194, and
for a high series of 737 Ryan Fina, Michael Bove and Rachel Rothke 181 in the Saturday St
John Petrizzi rolled 225-257-228-710, Brendan Rini 257, and
Martin League.
Isael Lezama 247.
In the Friday Sunshine Kids League Fai Livolsi rolled 186, Joe Mule
Daniel Gazza 279 180-167, and Marvin Slifkin 173.
FARMINGDALE, NY - Daneil Gazza fired 279, Daniel Scime and
Robert Laurice 245, and Lloyd Hasluck 237 in the Wednesday
Party League.
Robert McNally 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - Robert McNally rolled a high game of
278 in the Wednesday Early Men Handicap League.
Ken Brown and Bob Farrell rolled 268, Scott Flomen 267, Craig
Lovello 266, Joseph Laier 257, and Brian Beale 256.
Tyler Ciulla 268
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tyler Ciulla rolled 268, Benjamin Raifer
220, and Stanley Kim 212 in the Friday Teens League.
Nicholas Fina hit 212-201, Stephen Kessler 184, and Lea
Gravino 181 in the Sunday Adult/Junior League.
Tyrone Page 266
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tyrone Page led the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Birds League rolling games of 253-266-220 for a
high series of 739.
Scott Serrao rolled 259, Fred Catapano 256-236-246-738, and
Gerard Pannullo 249.
Kenny Simon 266
FARMINGDALE, NY - Kenny Simon rolled 266, Joseph Viscujo
256, Richard P asciuto 248,and Roger Herrscer 247 in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League.
In the Tuesday Ladies League Vickie Rich rolled 209, Cathy
Fiore 191, and Jane Barbino 172.
John Fitzgerald 266
FARMINGDALE, NY - John Fitzgerald rolled 266, Nathaniel
Fuller 258, Jim Cloudman 257, and Dave Scherr 247 in the
Thursday Businessmen’s League.
Silvia Rey-Buzzonetti rolled 173-161, Al Noll 172, and Edna
Noonan 146 in the Monday Seniors League
Mark Fulcaro 255
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Saturday Nite Friends League
Mark Fulcaro rolled 255, Paul Rowland 246, and Alfonse Visco
225.
Irwin Tarlow rolled 224-207, Tom Gomez 320 and Dan Feinberg
200 in the Thursday Green Men League.

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