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Vol. 77 No. 41

December 14 - 20, 2016

Scott Denlinger Wins PBA MJK Pro Shop/Knob Hill

Eastern Challenge
MANALAPAN, N.J. Scott
Denlinger of Lancaster, Pa.,
defeated Tommy Dakouvanos
of Belford, N.J., 209-188, at
Knob Hill Country Lanes, to
win the Professional Bowlers
Association
MJK
Pro
Shop/Knob Hill Eastern
Challenge. PBA Challenge
events are open to any member or non-member who has
never won a PBA event.
Denlinger, a member since
1992 with one runner-up finish,
lost the first game of his round
of 16 match, then proceeded to
go undefeated throughout the
remainder of the day. For
PBA photo
Dakouvanos, the event marked
Knob Hill Manager, Mark Kimball with Champion Scott Denlinger.
his second runner-up finish in
his five years of membership.
information about QubicaAMF, visit www.qubiDenlinger earned $1,600 for the win and caamf.com or, for social media posts:
became eligible to enter the 2017 PBA Tournament of http://bit.ly/QAMFSponsorship1.
Champions while Dakouvanos earned $1,100 for his
The Knob Hill event concluded the East Regions
runner-up finish.
2016 season. The first event in 2017 will be the PBA50
The PBA MJK Pro Shop/Knob Hill Challenge was Rossi Lanes Eastern Open held in Elmira, N.Y. March
part of the QubicaAMF PBA Regional Tour. For more 24-26, 2017.

Pak Wong Wins Major at Farmingdale Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY:
Pak
Wong, a 50-year-old postal worker from New York City, won the
$3,000 top prize at the Long
Island Generations Bowling Tour
Thanksgiving Major at Maple
Family Centers Farmingdale
Lanes. Pak won his first LIGBT
title with a 25 pin victory over
Michael Cahill, Mastic Beach,
NY 236-211. While Michael
earned $1,500, third place went to
Joe LaBargo, Bayside, NY with a
206 worth $750, and coming in
fourth was Tom Pagliaro,
Westbury, NY with a 192 worth

$500.
The Thanksgiving Major
shootout was a good one as the
handicaps were close and 3 out of
the 4 players were looking for
their first LIGBT title. Pak got off
to a quick start by striking in his
first 4 out of 5 frames. Joe and
Michael stayed within 10 pins but
when they both opened in the 9th
frame Pak knew he had won his
first LIGBT title. The race for
second place wasnt decided until
the final shot as Joe needed a
strike but left a 7 count giving
Michael second place.

The LIGBT Thanksgiving

Major drew a great crowd of 262
entries plus 33 desperado entries.
A total of 51 bowlers cashed in a
prize fund that paid $14,500.
World
Tenpin
Bowling
Associations Montreal pattern
was used and scoring was moderate with cuts ranging from 727 to
740. High series of the tournament was shot by Karl Nystrom,
East Meadow, NY with an 836.
Justin Kampf shot a perfect 300
game in the second round of the
finals.

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Joe Lampariello, Angelo Fallacaro, Jr.

All Copped 300 at Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN,
NJ
Joe
Lampariello
and
Angelo
Fallacaro, Jr. each blasted a 300
game in the Middlesex County
Classic League at Majestic Lanes.
Dan Clark rolled 279-287-246-

812, Glenn Mohr 268-258-259785, Brian Adamson 233-257275-755, Patrick Plate

245-226-268-738, and Chris
Fisher 258-248-216-722.

Tony Cardi 300 at Farmingdale Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY - Tony
Cardi earned top honors in the
Friday Late Mixed League at
Farmingdale Lanes blasting
games of 300-268-225 for the session high series of 793.

John Parker rolled 232-278-222732, Brandon Soedarmasto 245228-689, Tony Pepe 258-227-671,
and Constantinos Sofronis 244207-215-666.

Joe Alfano and Ryan Cauwels Hit 300

In Same Game at Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ : Team mates Joe
Alfano and Ryan Cauwels during
the same game rolled simultaneous 300 games while competing in
Wednesday Men's 820 League at
Lodi Lanes.

In the Monday SunMix League

Steve Vandenhenden came close
to perfection with a 299 game followed by Brian Creeley with 256,
Mickey Travaglio 253,and Laurie
Biggar 231.

Nick Farone and Jess DeMauro 300

At Coram Country Lanes
CORAM, NY - Nick Farone and
Jess DeMauro each blasted a 300
game in the Wednesday Live
League at Coram Country Lanes.

John Northstrom hit 718, Rob

Bader 673, Bill Glagano 672,
Tisha Luti 258, and Ken Woods
256.

Bob Richardi 300 at Rockaway Lanes

ROCKAWAY, NJ Bob Richardi
found the line to post a 300 game
rolling in the Rockaway Trios at
Rockaway Lanes and finished the
session with a 730 series.
Kurt Borst slammed a 278, fol-

lowed by Brandon Draughn with

277, Mark Wyckoff 277-725, Niel
Pallotta 268-749, Tom Jordan 267752, Alison Gomer 279-736, and
Dori Tingoli highlighted her 587
set with a 213 game.

Eric Bunch 300 at Mouse Trap Lanes

WOODBINE,
NJ
The
Wednesday Night Mixed League
at Mouse Trap Lanes saw Eric
Bunch fire his second 300 game of
the 2016-17 season. Eric cranked

out a first game 300 becoming the

first to have multiple perfect
games at Mouse Trap Lanes this
season.

SPORTS REPORTER
December 14 - 20, 2016
Walter Ray Williams Jr. Beats Pete Weber to Advance
Mike Shady Elected to USBC Hall of Fame
To PBA Shark Championship Round of 8
ARLINGTON, Texas The earned three National Collegiate

Indianas EJ Tackett advances to third GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VIII Round of 8
RENO, Nev. In a match featuring two of the
Professional Bowlers Associations all-time greats,
Walter Ray Williams Jr. beat Pete Weber at the
National Bowling Stadium to advance to the PBA
Shark Championship Round of 8.
Williams, the PBA Tours all-time career titles
leader with 47 wins, defeated Weber 3-0 (247-204,
247-209, 202-188) in the best-of-five-game single
elimination Round of 16 match. Weber continued to
battle through his hip injury but it may have proved to
have been too much to overcome in the match.
Hes been bowling great despite his injury so I had
to be ready for his best, Williams said. I think its
amazing what hes been able to do.
I really wasnt anticipating sweeping the match
but I was bowling well and I only missed the pocket a
few times so I was pretty dialed in to what I needed to
do, Williams added. Tomorrow I have two more
chances to make a (World Series) final so Im hoping
for the best.
Going into the GEICO PBA World Series of
Bowling VIII both Weber, who ranks fourth on the alltime PBA Tour titles list with 37 wins, and Williams
were tied with 99 combined titles in PBA Tour,
PBA50 Tour (Senior), PBA Regional and PBA50
Regional competition.
With his Round of 8 wins in the Shark and Cheetah
Championships, Williams is still alive in his quest for
the 100-title mark.

Every time I see these young guys out here, I sometimes ask myself what Im still doing out here, said
the 56-year-old Williams. Then I do something like
bowl well here at the World Series and I convince
myself I can still be competitive.
EJ Tackett of Huntington, Ind., who owns the top
berth for the PBA World Championship stepladder
finals, advanced to his third World Series final eight
by beating Dick Allen, of Columbia, S.C., 3-0. The
four-time Tour winner had previously qualified for the
semifinals in the Chameleon and Scorpion
Championships.
Im encouraged by being able to make the right
adjustments on different conditions but with the
Round of 8 to go theres still a lot of work to do, said
Tackett.
Andrew Cain of Phoenix, Ariz., the Shark
Championship qualifying leader, advanced to the
Round of 8 by winning his match 3-0 against 2016
USBC Masters champion Anthony Simonsen of
Austin, Texas.
Others advancing to the Shark Championship
Round of 8 were Tom Smallwood, Saginaw, Mich., 30; Francois Lavoie, Canada, 3-1; Markus Jansson,
Sweden, 3-1; Sam Cooley, Australia, 3-1, and
Matthew OGrady, South Amboy, N.J., 3-0.
All four animal lane conditioning pattern Round
of 8 rounds will be taped by ESPN and will air Dec.
25 at 3:30 p.m. ET.

United States Bowling Congress Bowling Coaches Association AllHall of Fame will welcome Mike America nominations, including
Shady of Fairview, Pennsylvania, first-team honors during the 1986in 2017 having been elected by the 1987 and 1987-1988 seasons. He
USBC Hall of Fame Committee.
also was a champion at the 1985
Shady, 51, will be enshrined in the Intercollegiate
Team
Outstanding USBC Performance Championships, while bowling for
category for an unprecedented run the University of Wisconsin-La
at the USBC Open
Crosse.
Championships,
The
USBC
which includes two
Hall of Fame
titles at the event.
committee also
Its
surreal,
slated
eight
Shady said. The
bowlers for the
first thing I thought
S u p e r i o r
about after getting
Performance
the call was the first
national ballot
ball I threw when I
that will be voted
was 5 years old. I
on by a panel of
reflected on how
USBC Hall of
USBC photo
fortunate Ive been
Fame members,
Mike Shady
throughout
my
USBC
Board
career, being at the right place at members and veteran bowling
the right time and being blessed writers.
with people who have been put in
The mens ballot includes Dave
my career and life and helped me Ferraro of Kingston, New York;
out, starting with my family back David Ozio and Mark Williams of
home. Being recognized by the Beaumont, Texas; Randy Pedersen
sport Ive had a tremendous pas- of Clermont, Florida; Mike
sion for is an incredible feeling.
Scroggins of Amarillo, Texas; and
Shady is the lifetime average Danny Wiseman of Baltimore.
leader at the Open Championships
The two competitors on the
for competitors with a minimum womens ballot are Marianne
of 20 years of participation, with a DiRupo of Succasunna, New
mark of 222.28 in 21 appearances Jersey, and Tammy Turner of West
(189 games). His consistent Palm Beach, Florida.
efforts on the championship lanes
The induction ceremony will
have helped him claim two eagles take place April 26 at the 2017
2005 Team All-Events and 2011 USBC Convention in Las Vegas
Regular Team as well as 13 addi- and will include those elected for
tional top-10 finishes.
Superior Performance.
Shady notably began his Open
Through 2016, there are 417
Championships career by finish- members of the USBC Hall of
ing with an all-events score of Fame 217 in Superior
1,900 or better in his first 20 Performance, 117 in Meritorious
appearances, the only player in Service, 50 in Veterans, 20 in
tournament history to put together Pioneers and 13 in Outstanding
such a stretch. He just missed the USBC Performance.
plateau during the 2016 event in
The USBC Hall of Fame was
Reno, Nevada, finishing with created in 2005 by merging the
1,896.
former
American
Bowling
Shady also is the owner of one Congress
and
Women's
Professional Bowlers Association International Bowling Congress
Tour title, capturing his win at the Halls of Fame.
1992 Earl Anthony PBA Open in
For more information on the
Dublin, California.
USBC Hall of Fame, visit
As a student-athlete at the BOWL.com/HallofFame.
University of Nebraska, Shady

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December 14 - 20, 2016

EJ Tackett Advances to
PBA Chameleon Championship Round of 8
RENO, Nev. After a disappointing Round of 16 in the PBA Cheetah Championship presented by
PBA Challenge Mobile Game, EJ Tackett of Huntington, Ind., rebounded to advance to the Round
of 8 in the PBA Chameleon Championship presented by HotelPlanner.com at the National Bowling
Stadium.
Tackett, who has already earned the top qualifying berth for the PBA World Championship
stepladder finals, defeated 2016 U.S. Open winner Francois Lavoie of Canada 3-1 (248-226, 258214, 200-202, 286-267) in the Chameleon Championship best-of-five single elimination Round of
16 match.
Tackett found it tough going in the Cheetah Championship Round of 16 losing in three games.
I just bowled bad and blew it off, said the four-time Tour winner about the Cheetah Round of
16. I came into tonight trying to regroup by practicing a little more so I made sure I had my feet
under me.
I anticipated a tough match against Francois and thought I probably opened the door in the
fourth game, Tackett added. We were both playing the same part of the lane and had a good shot.
It was a good match and I felt fortunate to win it.
After just missing the PBA World Championship finals by finishing sixth, PBA Hall of Famer
Pete Weber of advanced to the Chameleon Round of 8.
Continuing to battle lingering pain after recently being diagnosed with scoliosis in his lower
back, Weber won the Round of 16 with a 3-1 (267-182, 258-268, 254-248, 263-227) win over
Canadian Patrick Girard.
Throwing the ball I feel great, said Weber, who ranks fourth on the PBA Tour all-time win list
with 37 titles. The pain is actually forcing me to stay upright at the (foul) line which keeps me
from chasing the ball down.
You probably couldnt tell it by looking at me but Im actually feeling better as the tournament
goes on. Im determined to finish this thing.
Weber is coming off a 2016 PBA50 Tour (for players 50 and over) season in which he earned
PBA50 Player of the Year honors winning a record six PBA50 Tour tournaments including four in
a row.
Also advancing to the Chameleon Championship Round of 8, were Patrick Dombrowski, Parma,
Ohio, 3-1; Thomas Larsen, Denmark, 3-0; Mitch Beasley, Clarksville, Tenn., 3-1; Brandon Novak,
Chillicothe, Ohio, 3-2; A.J. Johnson, Oswego, Ill., 3-2, and Mike DeVaney, Winchester, Calif., 31.
After the Round of 8, the top four players will advance to the ESPN Chameleon Championship
telecast will air Saturday, Dec. 24 at 1 p.m. ET.

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Sean Rash Advancing to

PBA Cheetah Championship Final 8
RENO, Nev. In what has been an otherwise disappointing GEICO
PBA World Series of Bowling VIII presented by the Silver Legacy
Resort and Casino for Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., the former PBA
Player of the Year was among a field of eight players who advanced to
Thursdays PBA Cheetah Championship presented by PBA Bowling
Challenge Mobile Game semifinal round after Round of 16 competition at the National Bowling Stadium.
Rash won his best-of-five game single-elimination Round of 16
match by beating Andrew Graff of Las Vegas, 3-1 (238-247, 278-161,
255-249, 206-173).
Its been disappointing, especially the World Championship, said
Rash, who finished 24th in the World Championship. It seemed like I
was just getting in my own way. As Ive always said, this is a humbling
game. Hopefully I can make the (Cheetah) TV show and salvage something.
As for his performance in the Cheetah Championship Round of 16,
Rash likes the unpredictability of the elimination match format.
I love the elimination matches because anything can happen in a
matter of shots, Rash said. It can turn on a dime. Its win or go home.
You just look out there and you see some players who look like their
bowling on the U.S. Open shot and others who are putting up big numbers. If youre a fan youve got to like it.
Rash won the Badger and Detroit Opens at the PBA Fall Swing for
his two PBA Tour titles this season.
Also advancing to the Cheetah Championship Round of 8, were PBA
Hall of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr., Oxford, Fla., 3-0; Anthony
Simonsen, Austin, Texas, 3-1; Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas, 3-1;
Mike Wolfe, New Albany, Ind., 3-0; Darren Tang, San Francisco, 3-2;
BJ Moore, Greensburg, Pa., 3-2, and Dom Barrett, England, 3-1.
After the Round of 8, the top four players will advance to the Cheetah
Championship ESPN telecast that will air Sunday, Dec. 18 at 1 p.m.
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GUYS & DOLLS TOURNAMENT IN JANUARY.
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AT ROCKAWAY LANES
Spanish American Mixed: Jose Acevedo 297-682, Joe Karas 268-722, Heriberto Matias 257671, Dave Katz 258-646, Benny Nieves 258-646, and Joe Karas 239.
Rockaway Trios: Patrick Fisher 289, Tom Jordan 278-726, PJ Adams 268-699, Mike Potoski
268-game, Richard Warren 268- game, Mike Polhamus 267, Neil Pallotta 704, and Robert
Lipinski 698.
County Tuesday Nite Mixed: Donald Bryant 276-722, Glen Frey 267-686, Tyron Roberts
256, PJ Adams 247-715, Lynne Coleman 234-568, Rebeca Chapparro 234-550, and Sue
Marrero 198-538.
Chester Men: Stephan Szadenings 245-645, Norm Wugman 235-637, Felipe Labastinda 229638, Steve Baird 225-593, Allan Alpaugh 221-638, Patrick Lyness 220-634, JT Wilkinson
212, and George Lunderg 213.
Rockaway Women: Tammy Baldwin 236-596, Susan Chillemi 209-569, Pat Somers 200559, Lois Kehmna 190-529, Patricia Dickerson 184-485, and Mary Cerenzio 117.
Rockaway Mixed: Glen Frey 280-741, Ryan Prevost 268-705, Jim Testa 265-684, Mike
Smith 259, Jerry Yodice 258-671, Nidia Haneveld 257-674, Liesl Apgar 254-624, Linda
Humes 248-626, and Keri May 225-612.
Put Togethers: Michael Holdak 188-536, Geno McCroy 187-504, Scott Brandstetter 181451, Michelle Halko 161-453, Sheryl Carfi 155-391, Joann Mossi 140, and Amy Caselli 374.

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APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR 2016

TONY REYES COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
The PBA is now accepting nominations for the 2016 Tony Reyes Community Service
award, named in honor of the late PBA Tour player in recognition of his service to the
bowling community. The award recognizes a current PBA member who performs
extraordinary community service over the course of a PBA Tour season.
To be eligible, the nominee must be a PBA member in good standing.
For a nomination form and additional information go to:
http://www.pba.com/Corporate/Awards.
The deadline for submissions is Dec. 19.
Reyes, a popular PBA Tour titlist, died in late September 2012 of injuries sustained
in a traffic accident near his home in San Bruno, Calif. at the age of 38. Reyes, who
competed in 14 seasons on the PBA Tour, won his lone Tour title in dramatic fashion in
the 2006 Motor City Classic in Detroit where he bowled the 18th televised 300 game
in PBA Tour history in the semi-final match against Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III
before going on to defeat Wes Malott in the championship match, 255-238.
Past winners of the award were Parker Bohn III in 2013, Missy Parkin in 2014 and
Ed Godbout in 2015.

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December 14 - 20, 2016

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Joe Lampariello 769

Mike Morris, Jr. 715

Mark Makwinski 691

Brian McAdams 678

Daniel Pawelek 655

HOPELAWN,
NJ
Joe
Lampariello topped the scoring in
the Raritan Bay Mens League
blasting games of 235-277-257 for
a high series of 769.
Ed Bulkilvish shot 204-277-267748, Steve Venito 238-224-257719, Tommy Martino 249-215243-707, and Chris Behrens 206256-238-700.

HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike
Morris, Jr topped the scoring in
the Jerzey Pikers League blasting games of 202-235-278 for a
high series of 715.
Lester Ellison hit 213-215,
Terri Straub 219-202, and
Ceferino Rivera 190.

HOPELAWN, NJ - Mark
Makwinski led the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Mens League
rolling games of 211-20-277 for
a high series of 691.
Bill Larsen rolled 237-223-654,
Jay Berg 212-232-634, and Nick
Simone 213-224-628.

HOPELAWN, NJ - Daniel
Pawelek paced the scoring in the
Family League rolling games of
205-234-216 for a high series of
655.
Steve Osiadacz shot 220-210,
James Rosa 218, Lisa Columbus
212, and Ron Burwan 206.

Sal Angotti 699

Vinnie Pagnotta 687

HOPELAWN, NJ - Sal Angotti

topped the scoring in the Friday
Night Mixed League rolling
games of 228-212-259 for a
high series of 699.
Lew Caffrey shot 235-289698, Don Anione 267-227-693,
Michael Holoka 222-279-679,
and Mike Bauer 247-226-652.

Dan Hansell 697

HOPELAWN, NJ - Vinnie
Pagnotta led the scoring in the
Friday Night Classic League
rolling games of 213-239-235
for a high series of 687.
Patty Hanlein shot 224-205226-655, David Hanft 224-218638, Mitch Weinberg 232-208635, and Dory Badolato 214228-635.

HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian
McAdams led the scoring in the
Monday Night Mixed League
rolling games of 204-248-226 for
a high series of 678.
John Baginsky shot 226-217208-651, Andrew Sova 224-213627, and James Joyner 236-623.
In the Winter Senior Citizens
League Kevin Eccleston shot 224,
Fernando Chea 199, and Ceceila
Mullane 178.

HOPELAWN, NJ Dan Hansell

led the scoring in the Merck
League rolling games of 226248-223 for a high series of
697.
Rob Sarate hit 223-203, and
Scott Feighner 231.
In the Wednesday, Early Birds
League Sue Ragan shot 173, and
Joan Kelton 154.

HOPELAWN, NJ - Robert Girod

paced the scoring in the Garden
State Mixed League rolling
games of 244-235-207 for a high
series of 686.
Josh Herbert hit 234-210-636,
Lenny Novak 257, Jeanne
Leange 231, and Pete Vukelich
226.

David Franczak 752

HOPELAWN, NJ David
Franczak topped the Wednesday
Majestic Open firing of 248-257247 for a high series of 752.
Sean Pech shot 258-212-224694, Robert Uhrin 215-211-222648, and Michael Pilot 203-222207-632.

Chris Tamayo 727

HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris Tamayo
led the scoring in the Premiere Pro
Shop Sunday Trios League rolling
257-259-211 for a high 727 set.
Steve Kotowski hit 286-237-715,
Pat Bowler 255-255-704, John
Roam 217-279-207-703, Jim Gill
254-235-203-692, and Tiffany
Newbury 236-211-234-681.

Robert Girod 686

Aimee Sherman 278

Eric Coplan 225

LAKEWOOD, NJ - Eric Coplan
took the spotlight in another session of the Scratch Trio League
rolling a high game of 225.
Matthew Pray shot 214, Kayla
Pressey 212, Blaise Harrington
211, Joey Kling 210, Daniel
Clayton
189,
and
Jason
Harrington 184.

Eric Lazarchick 199

LAKEWOOD, NJ - Eric
Lazarchick rolled 199, Jared
Kirchner 185, Cat Paz 170,
Mikayla Carter and Emily Hehir
166 in the Pin Hitters League.

HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Hoese led

the Wednesday Night Trios
League rolling games of 252-207205 for a high series of 664.
Paul Marel shot 225-259-659,
Robin Both 248-216-651, Justin
Munice 232-223-646, and Mike
Kelly 259.

Joseph Hunter 659

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HOPELAWN, NJ - Christopher
Falcone led the scoring in the
Avenel Youth League rolling a
high game of 244.
Ashley Espy hit 242, Branden
Barrese 222, Jeremy Soto 212, and
Heather Melendez 202.
In the Iselin AA League Tommy
Cohen rolled 243, Darris Douma
234, Russsell Huff 212, and Rob
Hennessey 192.

HOPELAWN, NJ - Josep Hunter

led the scoring in the Wednesday
Majestic Open League rolling
games of 236-234 for a high 659.
David Franczak hit 208-216-223647, Dennis Garbereaux 224-211617, and Fred Gleckler 232-617.

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LAKEWOOD, NJ - Aimee
Sherman topped the scoring in the
Scratch Trio League rolling a high
game of 278.
Jarrett Toth rolled 269, Nick
Ventrice 267, Andrew Varela 266,
Sarah Pitcher 259, James Bolish
246, and Victoria Bird 245.

Bill Hoese 664

Christopher
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December 14 - 20, 2016

AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Louis Getzelman 759

Rob Morse 746

Jason Nicholas 737

Joseph Kotowicz 719

Danny Schrafel 257

FARMINGDALE, NY - Louis
Getzelman topped the scoring in
the Epic Edge Trios League blasting games of 268-245-246 for a
high series of 759.
Rob Figgers, Jr. rolled 267-243237-747, Lucas Zito 278-268-740,
Anthony DElia 257-246-234737, Tyrone Brown 246-248-246740, Keith Kasper 268-256-719,
Chris Ziesig 236-247-235-718,
and Darren Barlow 215-279-209703.

FARMINGDALE, NY - Rob
Morse topped the scoring in the
Sunday Early Mixed League blasting games of 222-247-277 for a
high series of 746.
Rainer Latteier rolled 254-219638, Steven Raifer 247-203-638,
Wayne Embleton 225, and
Anthony Cotter 224.

FARMINGDALE, NY - Jason
Nicholas led the Expressway
Glass League rolling games of
257-224-256 for a high 737.
Jamaal Braddon shot 248-242234-724, Bruce Hecker 224-259235-718, Billy Vassold 268-221217-706, Carl Fucci 226-224-248698, and Vonnetta Jolliffe 237235-217-693.

FARMINGDALE, NY - Joseph
Kotowicz led the scoring in the
Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling
games of 233-254-232 for a high
series of 719.
Nick Butera shot 258-222-206686, Rafael Santos 263, Scott
Bannon 245, and Joe Angelone 241.

FARMINGDALE, NY - Danny
Schrafel rolled 257, Dan Leedy
243-224, Robert Liguori, Jim
Tortotice Jr, and Fred Kantow 234,
and Eddie Gruber 233 in the
Monday Night Fourplay League.
Irwin Tarlow rolled 201-196,
Steve Swersky 190, Hal Hartglass
184, and Abe Schuster 179 in the
Thursday Green Men League.

Vernon Brown 752

FARMINGDALE, NY - Vernon
Brown topped the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Birds League blasting games of 248-264-240 for a
high series of 752.
Michael Berardino hit 244-246246-736, Miguel Garrido 278206-244-728, Charlie Turner 268,
and Byron Lamm 246.

Kyle Durfee 748

FARMINGDALE, NY - Kyle
Durfee topped the scoring in the
Friday Late Mixed League blasting games of 290-232-226 for a
high series of 748.
Pete Bohleber hit 279-228-707,
Kevin Livermore 276-225-678,
Lou Getzelman 249, and Andrew
Berman and Mike Agosta 247.
In the Monday AM Seniors
League Al Noll hit 181, Laverne
Garrett 167, and Maggie Palumbo
152.

Christopher Kelch 708

FARMINGDALE,
NY
Christopher Kelch led the scoring
in the Monday HS Practice
League rolling games of 214-246248 for a high series of 708.
Dean Tischer shot 269-222-644,
Max Garrido 241-217-629, Phillip
Jankowitz 24, and Brian Becktold
224.

Evan Apostolidis 729

FARMINGDALE, NY - Evan
Apostolidis led the scoring in the
Thursday Goodtimers League
rolling games of 240-243-246 for
a high series of 729.
Bernadette Doherty shot 255,
Dale Alberino 227, and Bob
Andrews 224.

Brian Beale 259

Kenneth Wojdylo 724

FARMINGDALE, NY - Brian
Beale rolled 259, Bill Jones 229,
Joseph Catalano Sr 224, and
Melissa Schumacher 215 in the
Saturday Island Trees League.
Brian Lunetto shot 196-181,
Michael Graston 193, Matthew
Ferrara 189, and Alex Grzybowski
187 in the Saturday St Martins
League.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior
League Matthew Lindgren shot
245, Lea Ann Gravino 177, and
Ryan Fina 157-145.

FARMINGDALE, NY - Kenneth
Wojdylo led the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Mens League
rolling games of 239-259-226 for
a high series of 724.
Ed Stadtlander hit 225-223-255703, Mitch Kennedy 257-256695, Mike Alvarez 248-235-688,
and Aneillo Strocchia 296-668.
In the Wednesday Party League
David Green and Nick Fazzolare
rolled 232, Richard Delorenzo
225, and Brian Siemers 214.

Rich Valentine 256

FARMINGDALE, NY - Rich
Valentine rolled 256, Tara Flapan
253, Anthony Coletta, Sr 247,
Steve Flapan 244, Trissa Francis
226, and Bill Verni 224 in the
Saturday Nite Friends League.

Ronnie Simon 244

FARMINGDALE, NY - Ronnie
Simon shot 244, Rainer Latteier
237, Derrick Dobert 223-221,
Christopher Quinn 218, and
Megan Cesare 216 in the Sunday
Early Mixed League.

Joe Livolsi 213

FARMINGDALE, NY - Joe
Lovolsi rolled 213, Gerard Hoeler
189-176, Al Noll 184, and Sophie
Laccone 170.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior League
Ralph Lindgren shot 213, Joe
Costanzo 205, Stephan Dialzon
187, and Jo-Anne Fina 186.

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AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES

Joe DiRe 764

Ken Bruce 727

Ed Frontera 719

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Joe

DiRe topped the scoring in the
Friday Night Mixed League blasting games of 268-260-236 for a
high series of 764.
Dan DiGirolamo rolled 225-247268-740, James Crider 224-258223-705, Robert Burling 236-225238-699, and John LaBau 279692.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Ken Bruce paced the scoring in

the Wednesday Early Mens
League rolling games of 254235-238 for a high series of 727.
Steven Friedman shot 247-224234-705, Frank Jara 258-236699, Keith Manza 280-225-693,
and Antonio Flores 246-677.

Derek Foder 747

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Al Fabiano led the scoring in the

Oceanside Knights of Columbus
League rolling games of 279204-243 for a high series of 726.
Ron Neugebaur rolled 279204-678, Mike Maloney 210225-243-678, Pete Morreale
256-221-677, and Joe DiRe 243243-665.
In the Rockvilles League Betty
Ann Lescher shot 223, Kathy
Andrews 212, and Patrice Nolan
210.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Ed
Frontera led the Wednesday
Senior Doubles blasting games of
215-278-226 for a high 719 set.
Forrest Aker rolled 223-235-223681, Bob Schiavone 258-234-676,
and Mel Brown 245-225-672.
In the Saturday Scholarship
League Carmon Denner shot 217,
Colleen Kingsepp 214, Robert
Wright 211, and Paul Igel 201.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Derek Foder topped the scoring in

the Custom Thumbz Doubles
League rolling games of 265-228254 for a high series of 747.
Keith Oettinger rolled 259-229256-743, Lawrence Welfare
266236-731, Julio Zambrano 276257-727, Richard Butt 233-247233-713, and Frank Cimino 254248-704.

Robert Burling 746

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Robert Burling topped the scoring
in the Monday 4-Man Classic
League blasting games of 278252-216 for a high series of 746.
Len Ambruso shot 237-267-225729, Alby Pezzella 265-248723,
Dave Goldman 268-245718, Scott
Ruer 245-246-225-716, Glenn
Smith 258-248-713, and Mike
Chookasezian 257-232-710.
In the Thursday, El Cheapo
Mixed League John Moran rolled
237 Sean McGinn 221, Michael
Walsh 202, Tom Wallace 201, and
Jackie LaBau 200.

Al Fabiano 726

Eddie Rojas 797 at Parkway Lanes

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Eddie Rojas topped all bowlers with scores of
239-279-279 for a high series of 797 in the Wednesday, Teterboro
Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.
James Viola bowled 257-728, followed by Joe Puccio Sr. with 247-711,
Tom Schlomann 248-709, Richard DeRosa Jr 254-702, Ryan Musciotto
245-693, Edward Bakelaar Jr. 245-689, and Carmine DeFrancesco 228681.

Salvatore Gambino 699

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Salvatore Gambino led the scoring
in the Wednesday Night Mixed
League rolling games of 246-234219 for a high series of 699.
John Capobiano shot 262-222213-697, Les Forrai 257237-693,
Jason Simonetti 223-213-255-691,
and John Novichonek 279.
In the Monday Ladies Classic
League Linda Walsh rolled 203,
Mindy Myers 202, and Doreen
Lauria 193.

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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Pat
Zenker paced the scoring in the
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Pete Smith shot 278-213-684,
Matthew Meaney 276, and Mike
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