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Team USA Golden in Singles and Trios
At 2019 World Bowling Women’s Championships
By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC
LAS VEGAS – Danielle McEwan
topped Shannon O’Keefe in an all-
Team USA title match to capture the
singles gold medal, and they then
cheered teammates Missy Parkin,
Jordan Richard and Liz Kuhlkin to
victory in trios at the 2019 World
Bowling World Championships.
Team USA returns to the South
Point Bowling Plaza on Friday to
compete in the medal round for the
five-player team event and will meet
Colombia in the semifinals, which
Danielle McEwan
will be televised live on CBS Sports
Network.
McEwan also will bowl in the Masters medal round it.’ It was win-win after that.”
and will enter the day seeking her sixth gold medal in
adult World Championships competition.
On Thursday, McEwan opened the
singles championship match with
five consecutive strikes and cruised
to a 259-193 victory to win her first
gold medal in the singles event.
“This is an absolutely amazing
feeling,” said McEwan, an eight-
time Team USA member. “Coming
into today, our initial goal was for
both of us to win our first matches,
so we would see each other in the
final, guarantee one of us would be
USBC photo
at the top of the podium and guaran-
tee that we’d hear our national
anthem. After we both won in the
semifinals, we looked at each other and said, ‘we did
See TEAM USA page 2
Tom Riccobono Hammered 300
At Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Tom Riccobono earned top honors
in the Monday King Trios League
at Maple Lanes RVC firing games
of 300-228 for a high series of
Rob Auriemma 300 at Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ - Rob Auriemma blast-
ed a 300 game in the Coors
Tuesday Night 4 Man League at
Eric Velazquez 300 at Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ - Eric
Velazquez earned top honors in
the Guys and Dolls League firing
games of 300-200-238 for a high
series of 738.
7e31.
John Balbi rolled 267-247, Dave
Goldman 266, Dan DiGirolamo
252, Angie DiPrima 248, and
Robert Aiello 247.
Lodi Lanes.
Jeff DiDomenico rolled 289,
and Robert Mockenhaupt 280.
Chuck Mantione rolled 247-238-
239-724, John Brooks 258-246-
671, Lauro Perez 243-234-658,
and Gary Berish 211-214-213-
638.

Bowlero Corp. Acquires the PBA

By Gianmarc Manzione - BJI
Bowlero Corp. announced its acquisition of the
Professional Bowlers Association for an undisclosed sum,
marking the latter organization’s third change of ownership
since its founding by Eddie Elias in 1958 and lowering the
curtain on former Microsoft executive Mike Slade’s run as
owner, which began with his 2000 purchase with fellow
Microsoft alums Chris Peters and Rob Glaser.
“Bowlero has always been a supporter of the PBA,” said
Bowlero’s Chief Customer Officer, Colie Edison, about
why Bowlero was interested in buying the PBA. “We have
always been about advancing the sport of bowling, whether
that’s been for entertainment in our centers for our cus-
tomers or for further enhancing the experience of the pro-
fessional players. So for us, when the opportunity came to
pursue the acquisition, it was without a question something
that we wanted to do.
“Bowlero has always been a multifaceted company,”
Edison added, turning her attention to the PBA’s FOX deal,
which began with its 2019 season. “We are not only an
experience and a bowling center business, we’re also an e-
commerce and a marketing business and we have great
financial minds here, but we’ve also been pursuing media
very heavily … For us as a media business, this was a per-
fect opportunity to partner with FOX, partner with the PBA,
and further establish ourselves as a media entity.”
The transaction makes Edison the incoming CEO of the
PBA and the first woman in the organization’s history to
fulfill that role. Tom Clark will return to the sole capacity of
Commissioner that he assumed in 2011 with the appoint-
ment of Jeff Reiss as CEO. Reiss’s exit from the position of
PBA CEO in September 2013 propelled Clark from
Commissioner to CEO at that time. Clark’s earlier roles
with the PBA, for which he began working in 2008, includ-
ed Vice President and COO.
Edison stressed that the transaction has no impact on the
PBA’s 2020 schedule as it’s currently comprised, and that it
also has no impact on the PBA’s FOX deal.
Bowlero, which has been hosting its Bowlero Elite Series
on NBCSN, a competing network, will honor that contract
with NBCSN for this year. There will be two more BES
shows airing on NBCSN and NBC, but Edison said
Bowlero may discontinue the series after that.
Bowlero’s acquisition of the PBA puts the resources of a
company with more than 9,000 employees and $600 million
in annual revenue behind an organization in the PBA that
has long sought the kind of financial sustainability such a
backing would seem to promise.
In the March 2016 edition of his monthly column in
Bowlers Journal International, Luby Publishing President
Keith Hamilton credited former PBA Commissioner Mark
Gerberich and Peters for saving the PBA in the aftermath of
ABC-TV’s decision to end its 35-year run with that network
— Gerberich for having “persuaded Peters to purchase the
organization at a financially dire time for the PBA,” and
Peters for infusing the PBA with much-needed cash. Peters
was inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame in 2015, followed
by Gerberich in 2017.
More recently, the flow of that cash had tightened. Lyle
Zikes reported in the August 2017 edition of his monthly
“Pro Bowling Insider” column for BJI that, “After years of
substantial investment without getting much bang for the
buck,
See PBA Page 4
2 SPORTS REPORTER September 18 - 24, 2019

In two matches on the 39-foot
World Bowling Seoul oil pattern
being used this week, McEwan
struck 18 times. She started her
semifinal match against top-seed-
ed Lee Nayoung with seven con-
secutive strikes on her way to a
256-173 victory.
In the first singles semifinal
Thursday, a pair of splits in the
second and eighth frames proved
to be the undoing for Sweden’s
Sandra Andersson, who won her
first Professional Women’s
Bowling Association Tour title
this season. O’Keefe rolled a
clean game, with two doubles
along the way, in a 213-183 win.
Lee and Andersson each earned
bronze medals.
While it’s never fun having to
bowl against your own team-
mate, O’Keefe reiterated
McEwan’s sentiment that the
minute they put on their Team
USA jerseys, it’s no longer about
individuals or personal success.
“An all-USA final is what we
envisioned, and we came in and
took care of business in our open-
ing matches,” said O’Keefe, a 15-
time Team USA member and
seven-time gold medalist at the
World Championships. “After we
did that, it was a win-win for us.”
If McEwan, who will celebrate
her 28th birthday Sunday, also can
claim the Masters title Friday
afternoon, she’ll have won a gold
medal in each discipline during
her short time on the team.
She now has titles in singles,
doubles (2015), trios (2017), team
(2015) and all-events (2017).
In the trios event Thursday,
Jordan Richard and Liz Kuhlkin,
two Team USA members compet-
TEAM USA
Continued from Page 1
ing in their first World Bowling
Women’s Championships, are tak-
ing home gold medals, and long-
time Team USA member Missy
Parkin finally added a gold medal
to her collection.
Against the Colombian team of
Juliana Franco, Clara Guerrero
and Maria José Rodriguez in the
title match, Team USA struggled
early but found a second gear late
in the match.
The three struck on 12 of their
last 15 opportunities to outlast a
talented Colombian team, 655-
632, and successfully defend the
trios title the United States won at
the 2017 World Championships,
also held at South Point.
“I think we worked really well
together, our communication was
amazing,” said Parkin, who cap-
tured her first World Bowling
Women’s Championships gold
medal after taking home silver
medals in doubles and team from
the 2013 event. “We were having
fun and kept each other kind of
loose. I think that really, really
helps.”
Kuhlkin said Parkin was the
right teammate for her and
Richard.
“Missy just fit perfectly to bring
us together and keep us in the
moment,” Kuhlkin said. “I know
for me, definitely, I get jumpy, I
get all over the place. Missy says
‘bring it in, stay in the moment, be
tall.’ It worked out perfectly. Now,
we’re standing here wearing
gold.”
The trio opened the medal
round with a 669-628 victory
over Mexico’s Adriana Perez,
Paola Limon and Sandra
Gongora, with Kuhlkin shooting
a 235 game, Parkin contributing
234 and Richard adding a 200
game.
The Colombian team reached
the final by defeating Kim
Moonjeong, Baek Seungja, and
Jung Dawun of Korea, 694-620,
in the other semifinal. Guerrero
paced the Colombian team in the
match with a 247 game.
In the doubles medal round,
Sweden’s Josefin Hermansson
and Jenny Wegner captured the
country’s first women’s gold
medal in 12 years with a 436-431
victory over Korea’s Son Hyerin
and Lee Yeonji.
With Korea holding a precarious
lead, both Hermansson (236) and
Wegner (200) doubled in the final
frame, leaving Lee (236) also
needing a double for Korea to
take the title. Lee got the first
strike, but only nine pins on her
second shot.
“This is huge, both for us as
individuals but also for Sweden to
get a gold medal,” said
Hermansson, who had 15 strikes
in two matches on Thursday. “It’s
been quite some time since the
last gold, so it’s an honor to bring
it back home.”
Sweden’s last gold medal at a
World Bowling Women’s
Championships came in trios in
2007 in Monterrey, Mexico.
In reaching the title match,
Hermansson (228) and Wegner
(206) struck on six of their first
eight shots and had only one open
frame in a 434-386 semifinal win
against top-seed Maria José
Rodriguez (172) and Rocio
Restrepo (214) of Colombia.
Son and Lee reached the title
match with a 434-363 victory
against Colombia’s Juliana
Franco (180) and Clara Guerrero
(183). The Koreans started with
six consecutive strikes, while
Franco and Guerrero had one
strike and an open frame and
could not bounce back. Son, a
left-hander, closed with five
strikes for a 225, while Lee shot
209.
The 2019 World Women’s
Championships started with 176
competitors from 34 countries,
who competed for medals in sin-
gles, doubles, trios, team, all-
events and Masters competition.
For more information on the 2019
World Women's Championships,
visit WorldBowling.org.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Jason Gomez 780
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jason Gomez topped the scoring
in the Monday Summer Adult/Child League firing
games of 252-229-299 for a high series of 780.
John Roam rolled 268-264-246-778, Mike Moore
227-253-673, Mike Morris 216-244-656, Logan
Miller 257-647, and William D Willard, Jr 249-220-
639.
Landis Crawford 769
HOPELAWN, NJ - Landis Crawford led the scoring
in the Premiere Pro Shop Singles League firing
games of 233-257-279 for a high series of 769.
Tyler Moore shot 257-235-232-724, Rocco
Fortunato 279-238-711, Chris Fisher 227-234-246-
707, and Jen Daunno 201-247-256-704.
Chuck Mantione 724
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chuck Mantione led the scoring
in the Federal Business Centers League rolling games
of 247-238-239 for a high series of 724.
Kyle Eagle hit 209-201-201, Khaaliq Williams 203,
and Vanessa Mantione 201.
In the Wakefern League Andrew High rolled 242,
Devang Trivedi 238, and Mike Groben 225.
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It’s All or Nothing as Tommy Jones PBA

Wins PBA BowlerStore.Com Classic
Nineteen-time PBA Tour title winner survives
two gutter balls in defeating Sean Rash
By Bill Vint - PBA
COLDWATER, Ohio – For Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, South
Carolina, the title match in the PBA BowlerStore.comClassic presented
by Moxy’s Xtra Pair at Pla-Mor Lanes was an all or nothing affair.
Jones defeated top qualifier Sean Rash of Montgomery, Illinois, 215-
179, bowling a game that featured eight strikes on his first 10 shots – and
gutter balls on the other two attempts. Playing a severe angle that called
for throwing the ball to the edge of the gutter in order to strike, Jones
twice threw the ball a bit too far.
Continued from Page 1
PBA ownership ultimately told its chief executive
to make the company operate within its means.
Through cost saving and continuous improvising,
the PBA has survived and continues to be ‘the face
of bowling’ to much of the public … Yet the
process of keeping the organization solvent seemed
to put PBA operations in permanent crisis mode,
and even Clark has called current tournament prize
funds ‘sub-scale.’”
The 2019 season, however, saw the scale of the
PBA's enterprise expand in two significant ways —
the awarding of its first six-figure check since
2011, when Kris Prather earned $100,000 for win-
ning the PBA Playoffs, and its new partnership
with FOX, which garnered a 100 percent ratings
increase over 2018, attracting more than 22 million
viewers across FOX, FS1 and FS2, including re-
airs. Edison said the PBA’s new dawn with FOX
provided just the incentive needed for Bowlero to
pull the trigger on an acquisition it had attempted
twice previously, in 2016 and again in 2017.
“There’s always moving parts with these deals,”
Edison said. “There were complications where we
couldn’t get it done previously. Right now, the PBA
is ripe for growth. The partnership with FOX has
created tremendous momentum that we want to get
behind. It’s the right time for both parties, the PBA
and Bowlero, to make this deal.”

PBA photo
Rick and Patty Hartings, Carol and Linus Hartings,
Champion Tommy Jones, Lori and Doug Davidson for Bowler store.
“I believe I’m the first one to win a title with two gutter balls because
I don’t think anyone else was dumb enough to do it a second time,”
Jones said. “There’s nothing you can do about it; you just move on to
your next shot.”
After his first error, Jones converted his spare. On the second, he got
nine pins, but the two errant shots cost him enough pins that Rash still
had an outside chance to win – despite leaving a 7-10 split on a light
pocket hit on his side of the match.
“Tommy bowled a good game. I bowled a good game, but I left a 7-
10,” Rash said, adding, “Thanks Coldwater” in a good-natured jab at the
host center’s reputation for being a demanding scoring environment.
“Any time you have a chance to win, it’s special,” Rash said, “but at
the end of the day there’s only one winner. I put myself in a position to
win. That’s all you can ask for. Hats off to Tommy.”
In appraising his overall performance in winning his 19th career PBA
Tour title, Jones said, “I like to throw it hard and I got to throw it hard
this week. We all know Coldwater is a tough place to score, so I think
my mindset was right to come in here and throw quality shots.”
Jones, a 40-year-old 20-year PBA Tour veteran, has now made it into
the championship round at least once in 17 of the past 18 years.
In the first match of the four-man stepladder finals, defending
Coldwater champion Jakob Butturff of Tempe, Arizona, and Dick Allen
of Lancaster, South Carolina, both had their share of struggles to find the
strike pocket, but Butturff found it in time, striking on his last four shots
to pull out a 205-200 victory.
In the semifinal match, Butturff quickly lost his strike touch, failing to
throw consecutive strikes the entire game while Jones threw a double in
the fifth and sixth frames, and locked up a 231-184 victory with a string
of four strikes starting in the eighth frame.
September 18 - 24, 2019 SPORTS REPORTER 5

AT FARMINGDALE LANES Ben Caruso 279 in Coors Light Trio

Martin Kelly 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - Martin Kelly fired a high
game of 279 in the Tuesday Party League.
Wayne Embleton rolled 270, David Morgenberg
267, and Dom Conti 248.
Kyra Walter rolled 199-177, Jason Schoenfeld 194-
1709, and Michael Bove 193-191 in the Thursday
Adult/Junior League.
In the Monday Seniors League Silvia-Rey Bozzonetti
rolled 180, Paulette Miller 166-154, and Robert
Junge 150.
James Tagliaferro 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - James Tagliaferro fired a high
game of 278 in the Thursday Pro Shot Singles .
Marc Bieler rolled 258, Adam Chase 238, and Carly
Licht 232.
In the Thursday Adult/Junior League Edward Mencarelli
rolled 225, and Robert Schoenfeld 206.
Steve Swersky rolled 246, Gil Spinell 208, and Tom
Gomez 205 in the Thursday Green Men League.
In the Friday Summer Seniors League Joe Livolsi
rolled 210-197, and Marvin Slifkin 191.
At Howell Lanes
By John Jennings
HOWELL, NJ - Ben Caruso threw high game 279 followed by Paul
Helms 249 and Dave Eisenberg 247 at Howell Lanes. Men’s high
series went to Eisenberg 697, Michael Blum 689, and John Morano
679. For the women: Maria Prouflius 235-639 and Lauren Lella 224-
594.
Barkley’s Auto Detail captured first place comprised of George and
Maria Prouflius, and Troy Barkley. Second place went to Team 18 with
the roster of Cosmo and Dominick Valente, and Chris Clemente. GTL
Metal Polishing finished third with Chas. O’Brien, Jr., Paul Helms, and
George Lucas.

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Sean Rash Won PBA Wolf Open
Rash beats Simonsen 257-193 in title match of first
tournament of the FloBowling PBA Summer Swing
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
AURORA, Ill.– In front of a
hometown crowd, Sean Rash of
Montgomery, Illinois, beat
Anthony Simonsen of Little Elm,
Texas, 257-193, in the title match
to win the PBA Wolf Open at
Parkside Lanes for his second Go
Bowling! PBA Tour title of the
season and the 14th of his career.
In the opening tournament of
the FloBowling PBA Summer
Swing presented by the Brands of
Ebonite International, Rash, the
No. 3 seed for the finals was able
to jump out to the early lead after
Simonsen, the No. 1 seed, threw a
gutter ball and opened in the third
frame. After two spares in the
fourth and fifth frames, Rash
threw five consecutive strikes
which sealed the match win.
Simonsen, who won the 2018
Wolf Open, was trying for his sec-
ond title of the season after win-
ning the PBA Players
Championship in February for his
sixth career title and second major.
“Anthony had a couple bad
frames and I thought now is my
chance to put it away,” Rash said.
“I just took some deep breaths,
refocused and made the good
shots I needed to make.”
Rash advanced to the title match
by beating No. 2 seed PBA Hall of
Famer Norm Duke in the semifi-
nal 257-227.
“This is the third year we’ve
hosted a tournament (at Parkside
Lanes) and I’ve never made a
show,” said Rash, who teamed
with Matt Ogle to win the PBA
Roth-Holman Doubles
Championship in January for his
first title of the season. “All I can
say is it’s unbelievable to win here
in front of my friends and family
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– it means a lot.”
Rash was coming off a runner-
PBA photo
Champion Sean Rash
up finish in the PBA
BowlerStore.com Classic last
week where he lost to Tommy
Jones 215-179 in the title match
of that tournament.
“There have been some ups and
downs but overall it’s been a solid
season,” Rash said. “I’ve always
felt that if I just continued to work
hard and believe in myself, good
things will happen.”
The 55-year-old Duke was try-
ing for his third win of the season
and the 41st of his career. He won
the Go Bowling! Indianapolis and
Jonesboro Opens earlier in the
year to become the oldest player
to win tour titles back to back.
In the opening stepladder
match, Kyle Troup of
Taylorsville, North Carolina beat
Greg Young of Viera, Florida,
264-206, to advance to the second
stepladder match where he lost to
Rash 217-180. Troup was trying
for his fourth career title and
Young his first.
September 18 - 24, 2019
QUICK NOTES
• Reminder: PBA Hall of Famer
Danny Wiseman will host his
eighth annual Youth Scholarship
Tournament Saturday and Sunday,
Oct. 12-13, at AMF Country Club
Lanes in Baltimore. For complete
information about the event,
including how to enter, visit:
https://pjbtbowlingseries.com/6843-
2/?fbclid=IwAR25lmfG65mCdSbEp
4ijE5qIXkt074TmUHPhR65T28P_4
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• With his victory in the PBA
Bear Open, the second event in the
FloBowling PBA Summer Swing,
Anthony Simonsen of Little Elm,
Texas, became the youngest play-
er in PBA history to qualify for
eventual placement on the PBA
Hall of Fame ballot. The thing is,
he has a considerable wait ahead
of him.
There are two key qualifiers to
become PBA HOF-eligible. First
is “title eligibility,” which calls for
winning a minimum of 10 “stan-
dard” PBA Tour titles or five
“standard” titles plus two majors.
The Bear Open was Simonsen’s
fifth standard title, won at age 22
years, 235 days. He also has won
two majors: the 2016 USBC
Masters and the PBA Players
Championship earlier this year.
The second qualifier to get on
the PBA HOF ballot is 20 years of
PBA membership. Assuming he
will remain a member, Simonsen
will reach his 20-year requirement
in 2033.
In that unusual record category,
Simonsen displaced EJ Tackett of
Bluffton, Ind., his victim in the
Bear Open title match. Tackett
became HOF “title eligible” when
he won the 2017 PBA Tournament
of Champions in Shawnee, Okla.,
at the age of 24 years, 191 days.
Tackett, who now owns a total of
13 PBA Tour titles, also is on the
wait list for participation eligibili-
ty. He’ll be on the HOF ballot a
year ahead of Simonsen, in 2032.
September 18 - 24, 2019
AT MAPLE LANES RVC
Robert Wright 792
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Robert Wright
topped the scoring in the Tuesday Adult/Child
League firing games of 257-256-279 for a high
series of 792.
Brett Lee rolled 255, Joseph Dejesus 239, and
Frank Wilders 238.
Alby Pezzella 755
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Alby Pezzella led
the scoring in the Monday King Trios League
rolling games of 279-265 for a high series of 755.
Sal Palmeri shot 275, Dave Goldman 267, John
Schililng and John Balbi 258, and Chris Savarino
247.
Nick Mayo 734
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Nick Mayo topped
the scoring in the Custom Thumbz Singles
League firing a high game of 276.
Nadine Williams-Clory rolled 239-268-244-
751, Barry Clare 266, Joe Coniglairo 258-257,
Glenn Appel 258, and Fred Tucker 255.
Joe DiRe 269
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - John DiRe rolled
269, William Romanelli 257, Ed Frontera 247,
and Frederick Tucker 242 in the Thursday Senior
Birds League.
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Willie Fessler 268
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Willie Fessler
rolled 268, Don Railey 257, and Jonathan Mosca
247 in the Wednesday Night Mixed League.
Santiago, Daniels 267
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Steven Santiago and
Martin Daniels rolled 267, BrettLee 257, and Mark
DeRosa 256 in the Tuesday Adult/Child League.
John Maglio 266
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Wednesday
Night Mixed League John Maglio rolled 266,
James Russo 257, Stephan Frey 256, and Richie
Russo 255.
Matt Dubler 252
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Matt Dubler rolled
252, Brian Dubler 228, and Steve Patitucci 217
in the Thursday El Cheapo League.
Dan Digirolamo 247
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Dan Digirolamo
rolled 247, Brian Beale, Rodney Rodriguez ,and
Jennifer Yerkes 235 in the Thursday Mixed .
Maxx Messite 246
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Maxx Messite
rolled 246, Julian Quezada 213, and Shane
Zaccoli 203 in the Tuesday Adult/Youthh
Scholarship League.
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AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES
Ted Stankewicz 711
CORAM, NY - Ted Stankewicz rolled 259-711, and Bob Froehlich
258-702 in the Friday AM Seniors League.
In the Friday PM Seniors League Roger Muller rolled 224, Ron
Bonomo 214, and Anthony Campagna 211.
Frank Ford 279-703
CORAM, NY - Frank Ford topped the scoring in the Wednesday Night
Live League blasting a high game of 279 and a high series of 703.
Joe Romanski 233-665, Dan Tyska 235-201-218-654, and Brittany
Arne 234-642.
Andrew D'Angelo 287
CORAM, NY - Andrew D'Angelo fired a high game of 287 in the
Thursday High Rollers League.
RJ Broege hit 280, Jim Crismali and Don Guida 279, Bryan
Rhatigan, Sr 278, Jacob Klein 269-794, Anthony Ray 268, and Jay
Schmidt 258.
Doug Dwyer 268
CORAM, NY - Doug Dwyer fired 268, Taylor Schmidt 257, Paul Raia
223, and Steven Lerit 218 in the Junior Adult Doubles League.
Lou Fasani 266
CORAM, NY - In the Wednesday Summer Mixed League Lou Fasani
rolled 266, Kenneth Keisner 265, Bob Allen 257, and Carolyn Leahy
214.
Jay Schmidt 258
CORAM, NY - Jay Schmidt rolled 258, Taylor Schmidt 256, Keith
Schmidt 236, Jesse Demauro 226, and Dwain Loeb, Peter Schultz and
John Whalen 223 in the Friday Night Mixed League.
Bob Allen 247
CORAM, NY - In the Friday Afternoon Seniors League Bob Allen
rolled 247, Tom Bainlardi 222, and Anthony Campagna 221.
Josh Mendez 244
CORAM, NY - Josh Mendez rolled 244, Dave Sherwin 238 Jack
Lafferty 237, and Maggie Joseph 228 in the Friday Summer Doubles
League.
Kenny Cheledhik 755 at Howell
By John Jennings
HOWELL, NJ - Kenny Cheledhik shot high series 755 including a
266 game. Peter LaBella Jr. 729, and Marvin Hidalgo Mora 692.
High game to Jim Rogers 268 followed by Alexander Marx 267 and
Cheledhik 266. Top scores for the women were Janine Smith 245-
620, Calista Iavarone 213, and Brittany Marcucci a 562 series. High
averages to John Furey 244, Brian Larson 228, and Jim Rogers 222;
and for the women: Janine Smith 196, Brittany Marcucci 186, and
Calista Iavarone 175.
League Championship went down to the last game of the season
with Where’s Josh? winning the final game to maintain first place
over Team 6. Steve Nicholson led the victory with a 246 aided by
Josh Botteri’s 216 and Steve Gold. Second place, Team 6 included
Bob and Jim Rogers, and Mike Stevens. Finishing in third place was
Team 3: Blake Vickers, David Hall, and Eric Hoffman.
8 SPORTS REPORTER September 18 - 24, 2019
AT JERSEY LANES PBA Regional Notes
Horace Willis 280 Fred Degenhardt III 278 Artie Riverz 277 • September’s busy calendar of PBA Regional events will conclude
LINDEN, NJ - Horace Willis fired LINDEN, NJ - In the Linden B LINDEN, NJ - Artie Rivera rolled over the Sept. 27-29 weekend with the Bowlers Discount Pro Shop East
a high game of 280 in the Phillips League Fred Degenardt III rolled a high game of 277 in the Old Open presented by Radical at Terrace Lanes in Frederick, Md.; the
66 Ind League. 268, Peter Renelt 252, and Lovell Timers League. PBA50 Mel Westrich Memorial Central/Midwest Open at Delphos
Rob Rubinfeld rolled 278, Ron Young 247. Charlie Dekowski hit 267, and Recreation in Delphos, Ohio; the PBA50 J&L Sports South Open at
Patz 268. Paradise Lanes in Spartanburg, S.C.; the back-to-back PBA50 Junction
Ike Small 268 Lenny Farmer 257.
City Bowl Southwest/Midwest Open I and II one-day events in Junction
Ilean Booker 277 LINDEN, NJ - Ike Small rolled 268, City, Kan.; and the 17th annual Double Decker Lanes West/Northwest
LINDEN, NJ - Ileana Booker Keith Baskerville 258, Nya Taylor John Miller 267 Open presented by Roto Grip in Rohnert Park, Calif.
topped the scoring in the Union 251,and Canonball Crawford 245 in LINDEN, NJ - John Miller rolled
County Mixed League blasting a the Hawthorne Avenue League. 267, Rob Rubinfeld 258, Darren ● For complete PBA Regional schedules, rules and entry information,
high game of 277. In the Teatotlers League Shirley White 247, Bob Weisensee 244, visit pba.com, open the “schedules” tab and click on PBA Regional
Tim Ellis rolled 244, Ian White Bethea rolled 175, Frances and Larry Sansone 233 in the Tours to find the event(s) in your area…and remember, you can follow
222, and Joe Bross, Jr and Tommy Davidson 170, and Lady D Powell Jersey Lanes Mixed League. “live scoring” for all PBA Regional events on pba.com (easily accessi-
Monaco 212. 166. ble for Apple and Android device users using the PBA app).