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Vol. 72 No. 10 May 11 - 17, 2011 50 cents

Harry Sullins Wins PBA Senior Sun Bowl

THE VILLAGES, Fla. Harry Sullins of Chesterfield Township, Mich., defeated Hall of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla., 248-239 in the title match to win the Professional Bowlers Association Senior Sun Bowl In the Villages at Spanish Springs Lanes. Sullins, who won the 2009 PBA Senior World Championship for his first Senior Tour title, put together seven consecutive strikes after an open and spare in the first two frames of the title match to help seal the win. I thought I would have a good read with the ball I was throwing in the semifinal match but that wasnt the case, said Sullins, who also owns five PBA Tour titles. I had to go to another ball, adjust my hand position and release and was able to put seven strikes together. The win brought back some memories for the 53-yearold Sullins who won his first title on the PBA Tour by defeating Williams in the championship match of the True Value Open in 1986. It brought back some memories bowling in that match, Sullins said. Anytime you bowl Walter Ray youre in for a tough match. Theres a saying out here on tourif you want to win you have to beat Walter Ray. Sullins had to win four matches to get to the title match including a 253-175 win in the semifinal against Mike Hastings of Millsboro, Del. All the matches were tough today, Sullins said. I had a pretty good handle on the semifinal but I really felt I had to earn this one.

Nat Russo, Doug Burwell, Guy Sereno 300 at No. Levittown

LEVITTOWN, NY Nat Russo Doug Burwell, and Guy Sereno each fired a 300 game in the Thursday Early Mixed League at North Levittown Lanes. Alex Cavagnaro rolled 298, Chris Hagan 280-825, Bruce Dargie 288279-815, Jay Depietto 288, and Phil Kelly, Anthony Pepe, Darren Barlow and Joe Stillman 279.

Jim Hosier 817 at T-Bowl Lanes

WAYNE, NJ- Jim Hosier threw his 101st 800 series with 279-279259-817 contesting in the Guys & Dolls League at T-Bowl Lanes. Ed ONeill rolled 287, Mike Vogel 279, Jason Selle 265, Joanne Egan 236, and Keri May 234.

Tom Fojtlin 801 at Montvale

By Larry Diebner MONTVALE, NJ - Tom Fojtlin blasted scores of 267-266-268 for an 801 series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Nite Early Bird League at Montvale Lanes. Mike Folchi had a great night with a 781 series with games of 247268-266. Bill Allison tossed 279-743, Eric Honor 258-731, Rick Hunt 255718, Ed McAuliffe 257-718, Larry Diebner 257-717, Steve Scorzetti 275-707, Bob Oppelt 269-703, Mike Almodovar 247-702, Lee Bandy 279-701, and Danny Jacaruso 270-701.
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Harry Sullins, 2009 Senior World Champion, takes home the PBA Senior Sun Bowl Trophy.
In the other semifinal match, Williams, the 2010 Senior Rookie of the Year, defeated 2009 Senior Player of the Year Ron Mohr of Eagle River, Alaska, 270-199, to advance to the final match.

Brian LeClair Wins PBA East Region King Pin Lanes Open
Rome, N.Y. Brian LeClair of Athens, N.Y., defeated Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., 264-192, to win the Professional Bowlers Association East Region King Pin Lanes Open at King Pin Lanes Sunday. The win was LeClairs 14th career regional title. Graham earned $2,500 for the win while Rash earned $1,400 as the runner-up. LeClair defeated Rick Graham of Lancaster, Pa., 257-216, and Rash defeated Joseph Conti of Liverpool, N.Y., 226-191, in the semifinal round. Graham and Conti each earned $900 for their loss in the semifinal round. In the Round of 16 where best of five games even the losers that were eliminated earned $600 each and they were: LeClair def. Ray Edwards, Middle Island, N.Y., 3-1, Rash def. Justin Feldman, Bradford, Pa., 30, Graham def. Tommy Gollick, Oberlin, Pa., 3-2, Conti def. William Barlow, Edgewood, Md., 3-2, Shafer def. Jeff Voght, Canajoharie, N.Y., 3-0, Bower

Jag Gabino Blasted 300 At Farmingdale Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NYJag Gabino blasted a 300 game for a high series of 765 in the Thursday 3-Man at Farmingdale Lanes. Dave Diamond shot 279-752, Eddie Brown 278-731, Zbigniew Kamirowski 753, Dan Levin 739, and Eugene Neal 711.

Barry Barrone 300 at Belleville

BELLEVILLE, NJBarry Barrone blasted a 300 game in the HLR League at Brunswick Zone Belleville/Olympic Lanes. Hector Lopez hit 295 in the NJ 200 Club League. Chelo Cabrear hit 299-834 in the Four Seasons League. Dean Lim hit 269-266-275-810 in the Anytime Fitness League.

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Chuck Trimblett 300 at Parkway

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ In the Friday 1050 Major League at Parkway Lanes Chuck Trimblett rolled 300-794, Ken Evener and Tony Amantea 717, Joe Puccio 715, Dom Pace 709, and Pablo Plaza 702.

Craig Vogel, proprietor King Pin Lanes with champion Brian LeClair. def. Noel Vega, Fredon, N.J., 3-1, Zaffino def. Ryan Galli, Binghamton, N.Y., 3-0, and Cavagnaro def. Jason Stadtler, Cherry Hill, N.J., 3-1.

Rick Whitling Blasted 778 in Montvale Major

By Joe Rizzi MONTVALE, NJ - Rick Whitling led all scorers in the Montvale Major League, bowling a 778 series on games of 246, 274 and 258. However, despite his fine effort, GPs Restaurant was defeated by Valley Tent Rental, 18-12. John Rankin bowled 258-225-246-729 and Justin Hawkins 216269-232-717 for the winning team. Teammates Mike Pasch and Toto Roldan also bowled 729. Mikes games of 247, 255 and 227, and Totos games of 268, 235 and 226 led 12-In-A-Row Pro Shop to a 246 rout over The Game Zone. Tom Van Worts 247-205-269-721 and Chris Arbegasts 203-275-229-707 led Rite Way to a 21.5-8.5 victory over North Jersey Turf & Trim. Bob Balzarek bowled 222-279-217-718, Matt Rovetto 269-236-209-712, Larry Toppin 268-254-710, Chuck Ontal 243216-248--707, Dave Hulsizer 279-231-703, Chris Trembath 259-699, Ralph Bernardo 262-698, Joe Cauwels 267-698, Bob Greenwood 238-680, Mike Rovetto 244679, Sara Rankin 247-676, Kevin Conroy 235-673, Keith Krokus 225-673, Rocky Durocher 237-670, Andrew Hedaria 235662, Ray Keim 226-661, Bob Higgins 221651, Jason Oppelt 226-650 and Tom Piret 239-650.

SPORTS REPORTER

May 11 - 17, 2011

Small Company in Search of a Full-Time Manager

The New York City United States Bowling Congress is in search of a Manager. The NYCUSBC is the local association responsible for certifying bowling leagues and centers in New York City. The Association / Office Manager, reports to the Board of Directors of the NYCUSBC. The work schedule is Mon-Thurs 8:30am to 4:00pm and does include some evenings and weekends.

FARMINGDALE
Michael Anspach 299
FARMINGDALE, NY Michael Anspach topped the scoring in the Thursday 3-Man League firing a high game of 299. Elie Myers shot 289-732, Michael Berardino 278, Robert OConnor 277-748, Eugene Neal 750, and Mike Fradera 728.

Pamela Best Claims Inaugural Women's Scratch Classic Title

Earns berth to US Women's Open in Arlington, Texas
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Pamela Best rolled a perfect game in the qualifying round to then go on and claim the title of the Inaugural Rab's Women's Scratch Classic held at Rab's Country Lanes. Rab's hosted Staten Island's first premiere scratch event for women with the opportunity to earn a spot to compete in Bowling's US Women's Open 2011 presented by the brands of Ebonite International to be held in Arlington, Texas in June 2011. The finals of the US Women's Open will take place on June 30th at Cowboys Stadium. The ladies bowled 4 games in the qualifying round and then the top 6 advanced to a Round Robin Match Play Finals. When the dust settled the final totals were Pamela Best 2,330, Alexandra Stein 2,313, Julia Petosa 2,292, Lisa Laursen 2,230, Darcey Dazio 2,224, and Ellen Gribben with a 2,067 tally.

Some of the duties of the position include:

Supervising the paid clerical assistant Managing the Association office Maintaining averages and yearbooks. Responsible for organizing special events, tournaments, clinics Responsible for membership and award processing. Implement directives of the association board

Willie Petro 298

FARMINGDALE, NY Willie Petro rolled 298, Larry Romero and Steve Coleman 278, and Greg Herzing 709 in the Tuesday Early Birds League. In the Wednesday Early Mens League Walter Lacey rolled 269-702.

Qualifications: The Association / Office Manager should have knowledge of bowling; management, office and organizational skills; and basic computer skills. Experience with MS Word & MS Excel; strong communication skills; and sales and marketing/public relations experience preferred. Education Requirements: High school diploma. Communication training or experience. Business management skills. (finance, marketing, selling programs, organization, planning) Interested parties send resume to: NYCUSBC 70-03 Fresh Pond Road, Glendale, NY 11385, Attn: Paul Gilbert Phone: 718-366-6922 - Fax: 718-366-1724 E-mail: nycusbc@verizon.net

Eric Smyth 290

FARMINGDALE, NY Eric Smyth rolled 290-729 in the Friday Late Mixed League. Steve Colman rolled 716 in the Tuesday Early Birds League.

Mika Koivuniemi Wins PBA Player of the Year Award

Scott Norton is Rookie of the Year, Jack Jurek wins Nagy Sportsmanship Award
SEATTLE Finlands Mika Koivuniemi, who won the richest first prize in Professional Bowlers Association history and became the first player ever to reach the television finals in all four PBA major championships in a single season, has been selected as 2010-11 PBA Player of the Year. Koivuniemi, who won the $250,000 first prize in the $1 million PBA Tournament of Champions, also finished second in the U.S. Open, third in the Bayer USBC Masters and sixth in the PBA World Championship on his way to winning the PBA Tour earnings title with $330,040 the third-highest total in PBA Tour history. The 44-year-old right-hander, who also won Player of the Year honors for 2003-04, was the Tours average leader with a 222.50 average for 292 games bowled. Scott Norton of Costa Mesa, Calif., is 2011 Harry Golden Rookie of the Year and Jack Jurek of Lackawanna, N.Y., has won the Steve Nagy Sportsmanship Award for the second time. Koivuniemi, who lives in Hartland, Mich., and Venezuelas Amleto Monacelli (1989 and 1990) are the only international players who have won PBA Player of the Year honors. Koivuniemi received 334 votes from his peers, easily out-distancing runner-up Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas (63) and Bill ONeill of Southampton, Pa. (61). Its really a great honor, Koivuniemi said. There are only 10 players who had won Player of the Year more than once, and to be the 11th member of that group is really special. It was an almost perfect season for me, he added. Qualifying for TV for all four majors is a huge deal. No one had ever done that before, and to win the Tournament of Champions? Thats the one everyone wanted. Norton, a practicing California attorney, won his first PBA Tour title in the Pepsi Chameleon Championship. He was the only rookie to win a title during the 2010-11 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season. Norton received 445 votes; no other player received more than 15. Jurek, who also won the Steve Nagy Sportsmanship Award in 2006, also was an overwhelming choice. His most visible act of sportsmanship came during the title match of the Bayer USBC Masters where he was top qualifier, and was on the verge of losing to first-time champion Tom Hess of Urbandale, Iowa. Jurek approached Hess, who had broken down in tears under the emotion of his victory, and helped him calm down enough to finish the match. Koivuniemi also won the 2010-11 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour earnings title and George Young High Average award, while Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, and Bill ONeill of Southampton, Pa., topped the other key PBA statistical charts. Thanks to his PBA-record $250,000 first prize in the PBA Tournament of Champions, Koivuniemi dominated the Tour in earnings with $333,040, the third-highest single-season total on record behind Walter Ray Williams Jr.s $419,700 during the 2002-03 season and Patrick Allens $350,740 in 200405. Koivuniemi also led the PBA Tour in earnings during the 2003-04 season when he won PBA Player of the Year honors. Koivuniemi also won his second George Young High Average Award, bowling at a 222.50 pace for 292 games. He won his previous high average award during his Player of the Year season, averaging 222.73.

Joseph Kelch 791

FARMINGDALE, NY Joseph Kelch topped the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens League firing a 289 game for a high series of 791. Larry Straus rolled 279-711, Lenny Kelch 278, Roger Costa II 277, Tryone Brown 276-720, Bob OKeefe 726, James Curran 720, and Curtis Brown 702.

Al Spano 289
FARMINGDALE, NY Al Spano rolled 289-769 in the Saturday Nite Fun League. Bay Stauder 289 FARMINGDALE, NY Bay Stauder blasted 289-743, and Clifford Jones 276 in the Wednesday Early Mens League. Brian Beale rolled 706 in the Wednesday Party League.

Jonnae Greaves 278

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FARMINGDALE, NY Jonnae Greaves led the scoring in the Tuesday Early Birds League firing a high game of 278 and a 726 series. Mike Garrido rolled 737, and Ed Conlon 722.

Keith Battale 278

FARMINGDALE, NY Keith Battale led the scoring in the Thursday 3-Man League firing a high game of 278. Steve Vaszuez hit 726, Ranee Jackson 718, Don Hicks 710, and Jeremy Schagger 707. Michael Alvarez rolled 712 in the Tuesday Early Birds League. Sal Guidice shot 277-746 in the Wednesday Early Mens League. In the St. Martins Major League Leanardo Duran rolled 679. Bob Andrews shot 728 in the Tuesday Early Birds League.

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Peter J. LaSpina, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Tournament

26th Annual

Congratulations to the 2011 Champions!

Division I 1st: Michael Mirabile 2nd: Joseph Reddy 3rd: Brooklyn Wheeler

Division II 1st: Casey Sparacio 2nd: Justin Borneo 3rd: Chris Valentine

Division III 1st: Ashanti Heyward 2nd: Thomas Polit 3rd: Stefanie Pitre

Division III 1st: Matt Skalacki 2nd: Gary Pacheco 3rd: Alex Garger

Thanks for another great season of Junior Bowling at Maple Family Centers!
Established in 1986 by Peter and John LaSpina in honor of their father, the Peter J. LaSpina Sr. Memorial Scholarship Tournament, recognizes Mr. LaSpinas belief that education is the key to all good things. Through the years this scholarship tournament has had an impact to nearly 250 young champions. All alumni are invited back each year and this year is no different. Peter and John personally donate the scholarship money each year as a fitting tribute to their father, the builder and proprietor of Maple Lanes. Congratulations to all of our past champions as well! Melissa Acaba (98); Stefan Alexakis (93); Michael Anacone (94); Alfred Archetto (94); Frank Avena (01); Eddie Baker (87); Gil Barkman (88); Melissa Barkman (89); Sean Breslin (02) Andell Brewster (00); Johnny Broccio (97); Dominique Calhoun (10); Danny Charbonnier (03); Courtnei Clemente (07); Kathy Commarto (91); Matt Connolly (92); Jason Courmier (93) Vinny DAmato (94); Jimmy Dadon (01); Maureen DeGregorio (08); Deanne DeSantis (91); John DeSimone (02) Thomas DeVito (08); Edward Downery (99); Scott Dubofsky (88); Donald Ferguson (94); Stacy Francis (88); Adam French (99) Robert Gallo (90); Michael Garritano (86 / 87); Patrick Gibbs (05); Greg Golfo (87); Brandon Grover (09); Rob Gugliemelli (05 / 06) Shaun Guy (10); Mike Guzman (00); Rebekah Hall (08); Kevin Hauser (07); Andrew Hernandez (86); Jennifer Kavanaugh (03); Meghan Kelly (04); John Lahm (00); Jesse Lewis (99 / 06); Stephen Liotta (98); Christine Lombardi (91); Catherine McNulty (87) 0DWWKHZ 0HOLR   0LFKDHO 0XQFK   $NLO 1DVK   -HQQLIHU 2UHFH   -HII 3DUD\QR   -RVHSK 3LDQRIRUWH   Robert Piroozshad (92); David Piroozshad (92); Chris Pitre (02); Matthew Restrepo (07); Taylor Roberts (02 / 04) Nicholas Rodriguez (05); Christine Russo (96); Michael Sager (97); Nicholas Sarta (96); Thomas Sattire (89); Chris Saturno (89) Scott Schechter (04); Michael Schembre (90); Michael Serpico (96); Jonathan Shepherd (05); Alexandra Shock (09); Dominick Simeone (97); Hiedi Smolokoff (93); Laura Sobieski (90); Tracy Sperrazza (87); JillianTotillo (01); Joseph Wisner (98)

The Peter J. LaSpina, Sr Memorial Scholarship Tournament is a benefit exclusive to Maple Family Centers Youth Bowlers.

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May 11 - 17, 2011

AT BALDWIN
Jose Cepin 817
BALDWIN, NY Jose Cepin led the scoring in the Monday Trios Classic League firing a high series of 817. Quintin Collins rolled 790-805, Chris Fisher 784, Dennis McMillian 766, Ira Brodsky 744, and Thorton Booker 734. In the Monday Ladies Classic League Linda Ellison rolled 634.

Joe Conigliaro 788

BALDWIN, NY Joe Conigliaro led the scoring in the Tuesday Custom Thumbs Invitational League firing a high series of 788. Doug Camarano rolled 755, Tom Gehelus 745, and Pete Slavska 705.

Pete Cornell 781

BALDWIN, NY Pete Cornell led the scoring in the Thursday Major Leaguers firing a high 781 set. Steve Siegel rolled 711, and Russell Johnson 654.

Charlie Harris 766

BALDWIN, NY Charlie Harris led the Friday Mixed Doubles League firing a high series of 766. Ira Brodsky rolled 756, Reggie Thomas 723, Chrispin Duprey 689. In the Sunday Summer Parent & Child League James Boroni hit 666, Adam Malave 643, and Jennifer Ackerman 622.

Pete Slavska 737

BALDWIN, NY Pete Slavska paced the Thursday Early Mixed League firing a high series of 737. Paul Hudson rolled 733, Charlie Brower 728, Bobby Mazzei 717, and Ken Harrison 670.

Elijah Seabrook 659

BALDWIN, NY Elijah Seabrook rolled 659, Peggy Atkins 222, Al Atkins 245, and Ida Hodges 601 in the Monday Freeport Eagles .

AT STELTON
Danny Eremias 790
PISCATAWAY, NJDanny Eremias topped all scoring in the Thursday Mens League when he rolled a near perfect 299 game then added games of 255 and 236 for the session high series of 790. Ronald Alberti shot 226-246256-728, Felipe Dasilva 266-278222-726, Andrew Ducsak 214247-265-726, Tim Sickoria 233267-202, Troy Mellios 258, and Ryan Frech 256.

Chris Cintron 702

PISCATAWAY, NJ - Chris Cintron led the scoring in the Wednesday AT&T League firing 235-234-233 for a high series of 702. Don Amann rolled 267, Mike Coppola 256, Tom Aussem 255, Ken Dzurilla 253, and Tony Ambrose 246.

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Mike Stevens 212-279-220-711, Greg Tobias 248214-247-709, Bill Bleacher 208-265-235-708, Jeff Rechter 213-236-259-708, Jon Crowder 223-266216-705, Mike Santonastaso 237-210-257-704, and Rami Ahmed 225-229-247-701.

John Petraglia, Jr. 778 at Brunswick Zone Carolier

NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ John Petraglia, Jr. topped the scoring in the Middlesex County Major League at Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes firing games of 258252-268 for a high series of 778. Bill Daunno rolled 225-289-233-747, Nikki Bucci 258-232-256-746, Duke Leone 201-276-257-734,

Chuck Trimblett 785 at Parkway

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ- Chuck Trimblett led the scoring in the Friday 1050 Major League at Parkway Lanes. Mike Denchio rolled 755, Joe Puccio 298-751, John Nieman and Mike Salfino 750, Tom Redmon 739, Lisa Friscioni 733, Rich Selitto 726, Pat Ferrone 722, Vin Turano 719, Joe Brulato 718, Steve Tripp 714, and Tony Amantea 713.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

Dave Krivak 736
MADISON, NJ- Dave Krivak paced the scoring in the Wednesday Trio League firing a high game of 736. Charles Grier rolled 269-721, Aaron Shruby 719, Trevor Bogert 273, Aaron Marrella 269, Stephanie Rahn 237-663, and Chris Ardizzone 211-600.

Joe Borowic 716

MADISON, NJ- Joe Borowic paced the scoring in the Tuesday 400 Doubles League firing a 254 game for a high series of 716. Frank Baragona rolled 247-706, Darryl Newell 247-688, and Dan Pridham 247-706.

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Davis Badaszewski, Matt Macchione, Fred De Vivo Tops in Montvale Strikers

By Dennis O'Flaherty MONTVALE,NJ - Matt Macchione fired a 226 game and 565 series on the final day of the spring season to lead his team to a first place finish and nail down the high game for the season. Also on the first place team were Fred De Vivo and Davis Badaszewski. In second place was the team of Shannon Rossi, Chris Macchione and Jamie Mager. High average for the season was bowled by Kristian Burke at 148. High average for the girls was Shannon Rossi at 141. Shannon also rolled the high girl's game of the year at 218.

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Mark Marton 728 At Parkway

Elmwood Park, NJ Mark Marton topped all bowlers with scores of 266-278-184 for a high series of 728 in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes. Mike Guglielmino posted 258705, Joe Donnarumma 245-689, David Friedhoff 278-688, Mike Aiellos 289-686, Rich DeRosa 247-680, Jim Carroll Jr 234-679, Mike Semancik Jr 237-675 and Larry DeAngelo 256-670.

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May 11 - 17, 2011

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Eric Nilson 300 at T-Bowl

WAYNE, NJ Eric Nilson blasted a 300 game in the Mike Deal/Coors Light Trio League at T-Bowl Lanes. Sal Nicosia shot high series with 814. Chris Pagano rolled 279, Rick Guevarra 278-750, Rocky Stone, Jr. 721, Robert Lipinski 720, and Jim Demas 715.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
James Stiles 278
ROCKAWAY, NJ James Stiles led the scoring in the Lake Hiawatha A.C. League firing a high game of 278. Justin Buteau rolled 264, Robert Manzi, Jr. 258, Robert Rose 256, and Kevin Sikora 252.

Javier Gonzalez 733

ROCKAWAY, NJJavier Gonzalez led the Spanish American Mixed League firing a 276 game for a high series of 733. Jesus Cruz rolled 247-671, Lupe Zaragoza 244, and Matt Svoboda 244-672.

Ken George 728

ROCKAWAY, NJ- Ken George led the scoring in the Friday Nite Mens League firing a 269 game for a high series of 728. Eric Martin rolled 266-727, Heriberto Matias 248-670, Bob Webb 244-660, Erik Garv 236, Ricky Exner 234, Lee Johnson 226, and John Rotella 222. In the Holly Rollers League Bill Prentiss shot 234, and Mike Dean 217. Susan Ruiz rolled 218, Tammy Baldwin 203 in the Womens League.

Tim Panek 685 Jack Safkan 685

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ROCKAWAY, NJ Tim Panek and Jack Safkan each rolled a high series of 685 in the Foursome League. Mark Friedman rolled 263-628, Steven Dickman 245, Karen Witmore 209 and Liza DiNapoli 206. In the PBA Experience League Tim Panek rolled 229, Philip St. Amand 221, Joseph Aloger 220, and Gary Malone 218. In the NorBu Lodge League Roger McKeon shot 249, John Uffer 244, and Bill Karpack 237.

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

J. Weisenstein 740
HOPELAWN, NJJoey Weisenstein led the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 206-255-279 for a high series of 740. Joe Lampariello shot 238-245230-713, Luis Gomez 233-226244-703, Lee Kay 222-225-254701, Travis Tilley 245-259-699, Ed Hayes, Jr. 203-247-241-691, and Rich Nicholls 204-248-232684.

Joe Herber 720

HOPELAWN, NJ- Joe Herber led the scoring in the Gemini Towing League firing games of 249-277226 for a high series of 752. Joe Herber rolled 239-235-278752, Andy Polidura 279-203-268750, David Sabin 279-233-245-747, Ken Horvath 257-257-233-747, Joe Vaccaro 247-202-266-715, Tom Martino, Jr. 268-214-225-707, Steve Bonner 268-214-225-707, and Richard Funk III 252-217-235-704.

Jason Ciszewski 649

HOPELAWN, NJ - Jason Ciszewski led the scoring in the Avenel Youth League tossing games of 202-223-224 for a 649 series. Wayne Bebert rolled 210-224624, DJ Petardi 224, Anthony Ruiz 233, and Chanell Newton 206. In the Monday Madness League Michael Kelly rolled 216-226611, Mike Dellamanna 220-200610, Ray Mangels 209-219-603, and Christine Render tossed a 204 game.

Bill Larsen 721

HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Larsen led the scoring in the Knights of Columbus League firing games of 247-252-222 for a high series of 721. John Baginsky rolled 213-209258-680, Joe Grossi 233-222-214669, and Joe Nemeth 225-222640.

Rob Williams 694

HOPELAWN, NJ- Rob Williams led the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League firing games of 209-263-222 for a high series of 694. Rob Morris rolled 233-241-671, Kenny Anderson 223-215-226664, Tony Tamondong 244-246656, and Eric Haltli 219-227-644.

Erick Kerekes 664

HOPELAWN, NJ Erick Kerekes rolled 222-221-221-664, Willie Hall 212-210-612, Daniel Jimenez 235-606, and Mike Rodriguez 211-202-602 in the Atlantic City Trios League.

James Norris 712

HOPELAWN, NJ- James Norris led the Garden State Mixed League firing 232-244-236 for a 712 series. Sean Williams rolled 223-224691, James McMillon 242-234215-691, Jose Medina 217-236226-679, Richard Bienvenue 224257-677, and Nichole Melchior 247-233-657.

Andrew Smith 698

HOPELAWN, NJ Andrew Smith led the scoring in the Thursday Nite Mixed League with 218-245235 for a 698 tally. Scott Akalewicz shot 213-232236-681, Bob Divilla 247-212214-673, and Vinny Medvetz 225208-620.

Michael Morris 692

HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Morris led the scoring in the NJ Turnpike League firing games of 266-203-223 for a high series of 692. Erwin Luna rolled 214-228-212654, Drew Rucinski 267-634, and Caferino Rivera 232. In the Nulty Knockers League Elinor Koehl hit 225.

Jeff Roberts 677

HOPELAWN, NJ Jeff Roberts led the scoring in the Merck League firing games of 211-255211 for a high series of 677. John Halliday rolled 246-203225-674, and Ryan Flessner 212215-605.

Daniel Knopf 672

HOPELAWN, NJ Daniel Knopf led the scoring in the Tuesdahy Nite Trios rolling 236-224-212 for a high 672 series. Paul Harney rolled 216-222-213651, Matthew Manenty 220-206215-641, and Gayle Hodgson 223.