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Vol. 72 No. 39 November 30 - December 6, 2011 50 cents

Sam Maccarone Wins PBA East Region Bryans Bowling Center Senior Open
By Russ Mills - PBA

Michael Lubelli 800 at Rabs

STATEN ISLAND, NY Michael Lubelli earned top honors in the Joe Brezinski Memorial League at Rabs County Lanes firing games of 289 and 279 on the way to the session high series of 800. Frank Lieggi hit 268, Ken Musco 244, Joe Goodheart 255, Tom Hollywood and Frank Napolitano 247, George Redecha 256, Willie Veniscofski 268, John Musco, Jr. 244 and Joe Spatafora 258.

LAUREL, Del. Sam games and losers are eliminated Maccarone of Sewell, N.J., and earn $700 each: Maccarone opened the championship match def. Mike Hastings, Millsboro, with the first ten strikes to defeat Del., 2-1, Wagner def. Gary Kent Wagner of Palmetto, Fla., Bondarchuk, Langhorne, Pa., 2289-182 to win the Professional 0, Pappas def. John Petraglia, Bowlers Association East Region Jackson, N.J., 2-1, and Ferraro Bryans Bowling Center Senior def. Darryl Bower, Middletown, Open presented by The Insurance Pa., 2-1. Market at Bryans Bowling In the Round of 16 where it is Center. best of five games, losers elimiThe win was Maccarones 13th nated and earned $600 each: regional title, his first in over a Maccarone def. David Zelger, year. Maccarone, a three-time Red Lion, Pa., 3-1, Wagner def. East Region Senior Player of the Tom Baker, King, N.C., 3-1, Year, earned $1,800. Wagner Pappas def. Andy Ippolito, PBA Photo earned $1,200 as the runner-up. Forest Hills, N.Y., 3-1, Ferraro Pete Bryan (left), presents trophy Maccarone defeated PBA Hall to winner Sam Maccarone. def. John DiSantis, Wilmington, of Famer George Pappas of Del., 3-1, Petraglia def. Gary Charlotte, N.C. 267-170, and Wagner defeated Steve Morgan, Atlanta, 3-2, Bower def. Bob Caruso, Ferraro of Kingston, N.Y., 220-193, in the semifinal Dayton, N.J., 3-2, Bondarchuk def. Gale Voshell, round. Dover, Del., 3-0, and Hastings def. Dale Eagle, Pappas and Ferraro each earned $800 as semifinal Union City, Tenn., 3-1. round losers. Rolling perfect in the event were Kent Wagner, In the Round of 8 , where the it is the best of three John Petraglia and Steve Jones each with a 300 game.

Joseph Kurdziel Jr. 300-796, Angelo Gassoso Jr. 300 At Maple Lanes
BROOKLYN, NY - After an absence with a broken foot, Joseph Kurdziel Jr. returned to the Thursday Triples League at Maple Lanes and bowled perfect with a 300 game then added games of 280 and 216 for an impressive 796 series. Angelo Gassoso Jr. posted a 300 game at Maple Lanes only his was in the Holy Spirit Men's League this perfecto being extra special as it was the leagues first 300 in the history of their existence. He finished with a 775 series.

Chris Paroly Rolled 300 At South Levittown Lanes

LEVITTOWN, NY Chris Paroly blasted a 300 game along with 279 for a 767 series in the Sunday AM Trios League at South Levittown Lanes. John Chalupa rolled 289, Dave Roberto 280, Willie Lane 279278, Christina Schulze 279-749, Nick Lombardi 762, Kevin Falcone 278, and Jim Risi 277.

12 PBA STARS INVITED TO BOWL IN JAPANS DHC INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Bill Vint | PBA Twelve PBA champions have been invited by the Japan Bowling Congress to compete in the 2012 DHC International Bowling Championships, the first major international bowling event to take place in Japan since the devastating earthquake and tsunami of 2010. The DHC Championships will take place Feb. 7-11 at Hakata Star Lanes in Fukuoka, Japan. PBA stars who have accepted invitations to compete, based upon performances in the 2010 WTBA World Mens Championships and/or the 2010-11 PBA Tour season are Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas; Patrick Allen, Baltimore; Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas; Bill ONeill, Southampton, Pa.; Mika Koivuniemi, Hartland, Mich.; Jason Belmonte, Australia; Tommy Jones, Simpsonville, S.C.; Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., and Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla. PBA Tour titlist Kelly Kulick, two-time PBA Regional title winner Missy Parkin of Lake Forest, Calif., and two-time PBA Womens Series winner Shannon Pluhowsky of Kettering, Ohio, also have accepted invitations to bowl in the womens division of the event. The DHC International Bowling Championship will be part of the WTBAs 2012 World Bowling Tour and will offer a combined prize fund estimated at US$375,000, including $75,000 each to the mens and womens champions. The invited players will automatically qualify for the championship portion of the tournament, but any other bowler can enter through the two-day trial portion of the tournament Feb. 7-8 for a $50 entry fee per six-game qualifying round (re-entries are allowed). The trials leaders will join the invited players in the championship portion of the event Feb. 9-11, 2012.

Rob Gilbert 300 at T-Bowl II

WAYNE, NJ Rob Gilbert earned top honors in the Knights of Pythias League at T-Bowl Lanes firing a 300 game for a high series of 779. Nick Licitra rolled near perfect with a 299 game, Mark Duca posted a 278 in a session high 771 set. Tom Rogan hit 278, Dan Golub 269, Dave Herman 268, Kevin Dorrman and Pat Powell 267, Jim Demas 265, Chris Pagano and Mario DeFranco 257 and Mario Pietrobono 246.

Eric Cornog Tossed 780 At Holiday Bowl

OAKLAND, NJ - Eric Cornog took both game and set high honors when he tallied a 780 series highlighted by a 278 game between games of 268 and 234 while competing in the Coors Light Singles at Holiday Bowl. Jim Zimmerman was rolling well this session with 268-254233 for a 755 followed by Frank Serico tossing 255-247-248-750, Joe Kearney 258-249-236-743, Steve DiMartino 257-255-725, Robert Mockenhaupt 258-231712, Jay Lasser 257-242-696 and Mike Morgan rolling 236-233 686.

SPORTS REPORTER

November 30 - December 6, 2011

J o a n Ta y l o r s Te n P i n R a p . . . .
While Thanksgiving is over and the December holidays are imminent, I am reflecting on what within bowling I am thankful for. The list is virtually endless. Here are a few thoughts: The PBA returning to an all non-exempt tour, as in days of old. The original Firestone Tournaments of Champions. The town of Akron opened up for the champions and their spouses. Banners were hung from streetlights. Each champion had the use of a car for the week, gratis. The Firestone Country Club hosted a wives dinner. After the championship round, everyone in attendance was treated to a lavish banquet back at the Hilton Akron, followed by a celebrity fun pro-am tournament with the 24 finalists. The companies that weathered all the ups and downs in the industry. The companies that hold fast and provide quality equipment, bags, shoes and accessories in an ever-changing market. ABC-TV when it covered professional bowling every Saturday afternoon with Chris Schenkel and Billy Welu, and later on, Bo Burton. ESPN which eventually picked up the pro tours, both mens and womens. The women who toughed it out on their variousnamed tours for the love of the sport and their profession. The behind-the-scenes people with the PBA and ESPN who enjoy an annual fun bowling tournament when they can steal some late-night time and a venue. The spouses who have supported their partners chosen career, for better or worse. Two such people were the Canipas sisters, Tammy (Aulby) and Candy (Cook). The Cooks even home-schooled their daughters in a motor home for a while in order for Steve to stay on tour and still be with his family. The sponsors who stepped up to support mens and womens professional bowling. The celebrities who got involved and brought some glamour to the sport. This includes professional athletes (i.e., Jerome Bettis) and actors (i.e., Michael J. Fox) who came out for exhibitions or pro-ams and discovered how much fun they could have. Any media who used bowling as a backdrop for a music video, a television series (CSI, Ed) or commercials. At long last they are not making a mockery of bowling. All the fundraising that bowling provides for charities whether the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Fund or scholarships. The proprietors who consistently give back to their bowlers and to the community. I am especially thankful for all the proprietors who did not sell their centers and ride off into the sunset. The warm fuzzies that bowling has given to me personally over the years, paving the way for a weekly column, new and renewed friendships, opportunities to serve the bowling community by running fundraisers and tournaments, being honored by the local organizations and BWAA, and my honoring our local men, women, and youths. And so, my thanks go out to you, our Morris County and surrounding area bowlers, your supporting relatives, and coaches. ********************* Speaking of our youth bowlers, during the month of December, all Morris County bowling centers that have sanctioned youth leagues will be hosting Adult/Youth Qualifiers. All sanctioned youth bowlers may get the information from their league coaches. The winners of the in-house qualifiers will be eligible to bowl in the Morris County USBC YA 42nd Annual Adult/Youth Roll-off that will be held at Boonton Lanes on Sunday February 5, 2012 (yes-Super Bowl Sunday) with a snow date of February 12, 2012. If you need any further information, please call Elaine Wilson at the Association Office at 973-267-4279.

PBA TOUR RETURNS TO ESPN SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4

By Bill Vint - PBA The third annual PBA World Series of Bowling is in the books and beginning Sunday, Dec. 4, ESPN will provide millions of bowling fans with nationally-televised coverage of the PBA Tour during the 2011-12 season. The PBA Tours new television season, which includes 18 Sunday telecasts, will begin with a doubleheader on Dec. 4 with the mens and womens World Bowling Tour Finals presented by the PBA airing in back-to-back one-hour segments. The PBA-ESPN season will conclude with the live finals of the PBA Tournament of Champions from Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas on Sunday, April 15. Supplementing the ESPN telecasts, pba.coms exclusive Xtra Frame online bowling channel will provide pre- and post-tournament coverage of events as well as start-to-finish coverage of four new Xtra Frame Tour events during the season. For Xtra Frame subscription information click on the Xtra Frame logo on the pba.com homepage.

2011-12 ESPN AND XTRA FRAME TOUR SCHEDULE

(all times Eastern)
Dec. 4, 1 p.m. GEICO World Bowling Tour Finals presented by the PBA (men), Las Vegas. Dec. 4, 2 p.m. GEICO World Bowling Tour Finals presented by the PBA (women), Las Vegas. Dec. 11, 1 p.m. WSOB PBA World Championship, Carter Division, Las Vegas. Dec. 18, 1 p.m. WSOB PBA World Championship, Hardwick Division, Las Vegas. Jan. 1, 1 p.m. WSOB PBA World Championship, Petraglia Division, Las Vegas. Jan. 8, 1 p.m. WSOB PBA World Championship, Aulby Division, Las Vegas. Jan. 15, 1 p.m. WSOB PBA World Championship finals, Las Vegas. Jan. 21-22 Xtra Frame coverage of Cheetah Open presented by Ebonite, Fountain Valley, Calif. Jan. 22, 3 p.m. WSOB Bayer Viper Open, Las Vegas. Jan. 29, 12:30 p.m. USBC Masters, Las Vegas.

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Feb. 5, 4 p.m. Chris Paul PBA Celebrity Invitational, New Orleans. Feb. 12, 3 p.m. WSOB Chameleon Open, Las Vegas. Feb. 18-19 Xtra Frame coverage of Don Johnson Memorial Open presented by Columbia 300, Columbus, Ohio Feb. 19, 3 p.m. WSOB Scorpion Open, Las Vegas. Feb. 26, 3 p.m. 69th U.S. Open, North Brunswick, N.J. March 4, 3 p.m. WSOB GEICO Shark Open, Las Vegas. March 10-11 Xtra Frame coverage of Detroit Open presented by Track March 25, 2:30 p.m. WSOB Mark Roth-Marshall Holman PBA Doubles Championship, Las Vegas. March 31-April 1 Xtra Frame coverage of Dick Weber PBA Playoffs presented by Hammer, Indianapolis April 1, 1 p.m. WSOB Carmen Salvino Classic, Las Vegas. April 8, 1 p.m. WSOB Pepsi PBA Exempt Players Championship, Las Vegas. April 15, 1 p.m. PBA Tournament of Champions, Las Vegas.

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November 30 - December 6, 2011

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Matt Cannizzaro - USBC ARLINGTON, Texas - United States Bowling Congress Sport Bowling members looking to challenge themselves on the same conditions seen on the Professional Bowlers Association Tour again will have that opportunity with the return of the PBA Experience. PBA Experience leagues are back in action since Nov. 1, and bowlers can now test their skills on the Viper, Shark, Scorpion, Chameleon, Cheetah, Earl Anthony, Carmen Salvino, Detroit Open, World Championship, Tournament of Champions and U.S. Open oil patterns featured at national and regional PBA events. Patterns will be available as they are adapted for the various lane machines. "Bowlers really seem to enjoy measuring themselves against the pros they see on TV and other Sport bowlers," said USBC Executive Director Stu Upson. "We are pleased to once again partner with the PBA to offer this option to leagues across the country." Competing on the same lane patterns used at the highest level helps bowlers focus on accuracy and shot making and puts an emphasis on spares. What sets a Sport pattern apart from a traditional house condition is the ratio of oil applied to the lane. A Sport pattern is much flatter and less forgiving, while a house shot allows for a greater margin of error. While competing in a PBA Experience league does require a membership upgrade, there are many benefits to taking the Sport Bowling challenge. Along with being able to pinpoint weaknesses and hone their skills, Sport members are eligible for special awards, member rewards, great discounts from bowling's top manufacturers and local pro shops and a members-only

Ron DeLuca 773 at Lodi Lanes

LODI, NJ - Ron DeLuca took the spotlight rolling in the Monday Lodi Classic at Lodi Lanes when he posted a 773 impressive high set on games of 268, 257 and 248. Anthony Buonanno rolled 278-224-258-760 followed by Mark Newman with 279-235-236-750, Mario Fastiggio 264-236-246-746, Everett Oaks 255-247-235-737, Thomas Flynn 244-268-215-727.

PBA Experience Leagues Available from USBC Sport Bowling

section on BOWL.com that features tips and other valuable information. "PBA Experience leagues allow bowlers to experience what it's like to bowl on the PBA Tour, but at their own pace and in a more comfortable environment," said PBA Commissioner Tom Clark. "These patterns are familiar and recognizable, and bowlers can improve by watching the PBA telecasts for strategies or by reading tips from their favorite PBA stars." The international oil patterns currently being used for Team USA Experience leagues will continue to be available. For more information on PBA Experience leagues, visit

Ed Bruns 708 in OLV

By Al Smetana WAYNE, NJ Ed Bruns had everything working right as he pounded out games of 257 and 249 on the way to a 708 series while rolling in Our Lady of the Valley Bowling League at T-Bowl II. He was closely trailed by Cliff Moore with 246-703. Other good scores were shot by Ed Fitzpatrick with a 258 in a 695 set followed by Jim Broadfoot 238-691, Rich Shanley 256-688, Frank Ariola 236-666, Dan Cedola 245-641, and Brian Dodd 228-634.

Billy Olszewski 676 at Montvale

By Dennis O'Flaherty MONTVALE, NJ - Billy Olszewski led the overall scoring in the Montvale Singles at Montvale Lanes with 676 series after rolling games of 258, 212 and 206, although Ray Lavender threw the high game for the season so far with a 276 en route to a 641 series. Tim Frantin is warming up for the upcoming high school season, firing games of 227 and 224 and a 635 series after having thrown a 246 and 633 the previous week. Also shooting good games were Eric Sibbald with a 245, Nick Rossi bowling a 234 and Josh Taylor at 201. In the Strikers league Matt Macchione rolled a 211 game and Kristen Benavente shot a 184.

VIP PACKAGE AVAILABLE FOR USBC OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS BOWLERS

By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC ARLINGTON, Texas - Bowlers headed to the 2012 United States Bowling Congress Open Championships in Baton Rouge, La., will have the chance to be treated like Mardi Gras royalty if they take advantage of the tournament's new VIP program. The USBC Open Championships VIP package includes several gifts, discounts and other features combined into one great deal that can be purchased exclusively on BOWL.com for just $199.95. It is perfect as a holiday gift or a special opportunity for a veteran competitor looking to enhance the tournament experience. Because certain portions of the program must be scheduled, bowlers are required to purchase their VIP memberships at least 30 days prior to their dates of competition in Baton Rouge. "The Open Championships experience already is unique and exciting for our bowlers, but we're hoping to make the 2012 event even more memorable with our VIP package," said Kevin Terry, USBC's Managing Director of Marketing and Membership. "We've combined all the best things from the tournament into one great package and added some special gifts and value for our most dedicated bowlers." Here's a look at the components of the VIP package: Member polo shirt One-hour coaching session on the new practice lanes, which will feature the tournament lane condition VIP Welcome/Express tournament check-in VIP photo/video package Complimentary locker Express weigh-in Complimentary seating at USBC-televised events 25% discount at the on-site USBC SportStore $50 Bowling Ball Express discount VIP membership card The VIP package does not include entry fees for the event. To get complete details and become an Open Championships VIP, visit BOWL.com/vip, or call (800) 514-2695, ext. 3151 and tell them you found this in the Sports Reporter.

Robert Varano 744 at Hi-Tor Lanes

WEST HAVERSTRAW, NY Robert Varano posted games of 279-217-248 to tally a 744 set rolling in the Hi-Tor Lanes Boyz Nite Out League Joseph Scott hit 256-245-236737, Alex Rodriguez 233-258226-717, Emerito Castro 245-227236-708, Joseph Rosado 216-193289-698, Matthew Herman 244279-163-686, Joseph Rutella 184265-236-685, Paul Greco 183299-200-682, Brian Hekl 206215-257-678, Matthew Scimeca 203-214-256-673, Greg Gwizdak 190-263-214-667, Robert Greenberg 213-214-236-663, Michael Zacchio 225-213-216654, Ronald Bimbo 226-234-192652 and Timothy McAleese 171279-200-650. But bowler of the week goes to Willie Lopez for shooting 105 pins over average with 166-238-235 for a 639, with a night average of 178.

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November 30 - December 6, 2011

Rob Gilbert, Kevin Macchia, Billy Olszewski, Collette Malyack Pummel the Pins in Youth Travel Action
By Vince Albrecht BOONTON, NJ It was the first time that the Stan Niemiec Youth Travel League had been given the opportunity to test Boonton Lanes and many of the young keglers found them to their liking. There

Daryl Peake Wins October Madness

Las Vegas, NV: Daryl Peake, Mount Holly, NC shot a 242 handicap game in the final match to win the $7,777 top prize at the October Madness Tournament at Red Rock Lanes. Finishing second with a 222 handicap game was Darrin Remiticado, Stockton, CA, who earned $3,333. A total of 34 finalists shared in a prize fund exceeding $17,500. The October Madness event, which is owned and operated by Station Casinos and sponsored by Storm Bowling, was the third in a series of Madness Tournaments. Since Station Casinos created the Madness Tournaments over 1,000 entries have been recorded and more than $50,000 has been paid out. Bowlers of different averages come from all over the country to compete in this fun tournament with serious prize money. As long as you are an amateur bowler you are welcomed to bowl.

were six 600s rolled, led by Bowler City Is Rob Gilbert who posted the days best of 268-673, followed closely by Holidays Kevin Macchia 254-659. Montvales Billy Olszewski rat-

tled the pins with 266-639 and DePaul senior Colette Malyack rapped out 227,223 en route to her strong 636 threesome. Hackensack junior John Draney continued his impressive scoring with 241-634 while Boontons Justin Puchalski rolled 225-603. In the team position encounters, Boonton upended Fair Lawn, 2766-2663 to grab a share of the league lead with Holiday which totaled current season high scratch series of 2373 in taking five points from Bowler City III. In other matches, Bowler City I came charging from the gate with a huge 998 handicap score and went on to capture two of three from Bowler City II. In the afternoons finale, Bowler City IV edged past Montvale, 2513-2485. Additional fine individual outings came from Boontons Patrick Teshima 214,204, Karl Katterman 226-565 and Rose Feiwel with three above average games. BC IIs Kyle Schellberg 191,185 and Haley Hassans well above average 178,169; Fair Lawns Steven Plaszky 196,192, Jon Sepero 191, Tyler Nappi 181 and Madison Perrys 151, a +39 over average finish, Holidays Cilento brothers scored well: Dillon 204-547 and Nick 192-531. Other impressive over average games were fashioned by BC IIIs Alijah Jackson 176, Olivia Wank 171 and Nicholas Ferrante 161. Bowler City IVs nine-year-old Mia Aish came through with a 132 middle game while Montvales Matt Hauser had a closing 176.

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PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

Steve Errichetti 289

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November 30 - December 6, 2011

AT RABS
Dennis Scire 787
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Dennis Scire topped the Rab Wilkinson Memorial League tossing 258-299 for a 787. Justin Carroll hit 692, Danny Brauer 256-677, John Rizzo 245660, Frank Wilkinson 244-665, Mark Siciliano 268-687, Rob Rinaldi 256-682, Jim Epislopia 252660, Jeff Martin 274-676 and Tim McAuliffe 266-284. In another session Jim Oliveri, Sr. hit 258-677, Mike Daluise 247-708, Tom McClenin 244, Rich Malito 247 and Ed Wilkinson 665.

SOUTH LEVITTOWN LEADERS

Jen Zappolo 299
LEVITTOWN, NY Jen Zapppolo blasted a high game of 299 in the Monday LIA League. Peter Taormina rolled 279-702, Jospeh Morreale 267-700, John Strockbine 257, Steve Lassman 249, Richie Visconti 245, Dom Cinquimeni 242, Joanne Perry 216-214 and Kathy Calvacca 212. In the Monday Seniors League Ray Wilson shot 233 and Sal White 217.

MADISON, NJ - Steve Errichetti led the scoring in the CMIL League firing a high game of 289. LD Oppici shot 279-779, Mitch Weinberg 279, Rick Bednarik 760, Kyle McKissock 759, Jennifer Dunklin 244, Jennifer Drury 235 and Margaret Byrne 225.

Jon Russo 739

MADISON, NJ - Jon Russo paced the scoring in the Wednesday Trio League firing a 268 game for a high series of 739. Andrew Stephens rolled 269-693, Oren Warter 256, Aaron Marrella 654 and Stephanie Rahn 221. In another session Harry Franz rolled 257-711, Jon Russo 257695, Nic Smith 254 and Trevor Bogert rolled a 709.

Dan OConnor 760

LEVITTOWN, NY Dan OConnor led the Thursday Charles McShane 4-Man League blasting a high game of 289 and a high series of 760. George Wodowiss and Harry Bailey shot 267, Tris Schnarwyler 263259-743, Wayne Wright 259 and Darren Barlow 258.

Jimmy Granato 729

MADISON, NJ - Jimmy Granato led the Tuesday Doubles League firing a high game of 278 and a high series of 729. Dan Pridham shot 269-714 and Dave Hanft 244-697. In another session Dave Hanft shot 227, Dan Pridham 224 and Jimmy Granato 216.

Gerard Wihlborg 766

STATEN ISLAND, NY - Gerard Wihlborg topped the scoring in the Richmond County American Legion League firing games of 266 and 279 en route to the session high series of 766. Rob Stock hit 268, Jeff Schwed 236-265-726, Joe Guth 268, Anthony Manzione 248, Bart Warshefsky 246, Mike Ponsigione 244-682, Mike Ruffe 242-244, Jason Rosenthal 667 and Fred Cipolieei 245.

Jim Risi 278

LEVITTOWN, NY Jim Risi topped the scoring in the Sunday AM Trios League firing a high game of 278. Jason Forshee hit 276, Erik Snow 258-242, Rodney Joiner and Christina Schulze 246 and Chris Norton 244. Debbie Gerstner rolled 247, Rich Arcas 236 and Melanie Prospect 226 in the Monday BFCU League.

Mike Jenkins 278-707

MADISON, NJ - Mike Jenkins led the scoring in the Thursday Mixed League firing a high game of 278 and a high series of 707. Travis Wilfong shot 245-641, Tony Ferlise 244-635 and Pat Wilfong 193. In the Union Rec League Debbie Polo hit 215. Karen Reinacher rolled 223, Liesl Apgar 222 and Liz McKissock 200 in the Ladies League.

Mike Murphy 277

LEVITTOWN, NY Mike Murphy led the scoring in the Tuesday BK Sweenys League firing a high game of 277. Chris Boyle rolled 263, Jack Simone 268, Rich ONeill 259, Kevin Doumatus 240 and Bill Hammond 236. Richie Coyer shot 228, Joe Marsiello 226, Marguerite Burt 223 and Bob Haskins 205.

Jon Russo 703

MADISON, NJ - Jon Russo rolled 267-703, Ron Kaepernik 236 and Les Barnum 227 in the Pharma Plus League. In another session Joe Paino hit 242, Ron Kaepernik 235 and John Lulewicz 226.

Derek Gilbert 754

STATEN ISLAND, NY Derek Gilbert topped the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed Quarters League bowling 244-243-267-754. Larry Leppendorf hit 267-259-752, Ross Gottlieb 245-731, Joe DEsposito 289-693, Bobby Joyce 240-686, John Wilders 662, Ken Soto 246-664 and Joanne Soto 235.

Patrick Fisher 736

LEVITTOWN, NY Patrick Fisher topped all competition rolling in the Thursday Hits and Misses League firing games of 268 and 254 for a high seires of 736. Jimmy Moore hit 257, Jerry Packard 256, Irv Freed 245, and Debbie Cali bowled a 209 game.

Tim McKenna 703

MADISON, NJ - Tim McKenna led the scoring in the Police & Firemens League firing a 268 game for a high series of 703. Paul Perri rolled 254-644, Bill Granata 241 and Chris Weir 668. In another session Jimmy Granato rolled 241, Chris Weir 237, Tim Mckenan 236 and Carolyn Granato 217. In the Thursday Mixed League Frank Parrillo and Karen Evangelista rolled 225, Michael Granata 213 and Tony Ferlise 212.

Kyle Ludwig 707

LEVITTOWN, NY Kyle Ludwig paced the scoring in the Friday Astoria Federal Mens League firing a 269 game for a high series of 707. Paul Mazza hit 256-241, Gary Cornibert, Jr. and Mike Agosta 244. In the Tuesday Early Birds League Jenn DIorio hit 216, Lisa Simon 207, and Denise Exner and Ann Marie Romano 201.

Michael Giammarino 724

STATEN ISLAND, NY Michael Giammarino led the scoring in the Millennium Fun League firing games of 268-665 for a high series of 724. Philip Oppenheim hit 255-698, Phil Karg 258, Frank Tornamene 247 and Bob Jacobson 243.

Steve Lelle 692

MADISON, NJ - Steve Lelle led the scoring in the Livingston Business Mens League firing a high game of 276 and a high series of 692. Al Kelin rolled 249-652, Vince Carano 246 and Ben Geffken 667. In another session Derail Miller shot 267-682, Barry Marlatt 258, Dan Aloia, Jr. 255, Steve Lella 255-669 and Rick Wright 650. In the Monday Nite Ladies League Alice Bednarik shot 204.

Mark Marton 739 at Parkway Lanes

Elmwood Park, NJ Mark Marton led all pin attackers with scores of 236-235-268 for a strong 739 series to lead an active night of high scorers in the Wednesday Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes. Ed Bakelaar Sr was on the line with high game of 289 en route to a 733 nice set followed by Rob Byrd tossing 255-709, Stephen Semancik 238-702, Jim Viola 255-701, Matt Dunning 257-678, Joe Donnarumma 236-676, David Friedhoff 249-665 and Rich DeLorenzo Jr 235-654.
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Roe Pepe 717

STATEN ISLAND, NY Roe Pepe topped the scoring in the Country Pro Shop Mixed League firing games of 237-258-222 for a high series of 717. Rob Janicke hit 256-693, Ed Wilkinson 257-678 and Gene Pepe 246-663.

Carlo Virga 277

MADISON, NJ - Carlo Virga led the scoring in the Friday Classic League firing a high game of 277. Trevor Bogert hit 265-676, Neil Hunt 255, Joey Parisi 670, Dorey Badolato 669, Sue Dobrinsky 215, Donna Badolato 213 and Stephanie Rahn 202. In another session Tom Lulewicz hit 279, Anthony Parisi 269-748, Bill Sorg 268, Joe Parisi 691, Kyle McKissock 687 and Joy Wona 210.

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November 30 - December 6, 2011

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AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Phil Bannon 288
FARMINGDALE, NY Phil Bannon shot 288 in the Monday Early Birds League. Guy Reece shot 269 in the Monday Seniors League. George Zandeir shot 269, BJ Fuller 237-258-682 and Richie Brennan 215-243-655 in the Tuesday Nite Owls League. Lucas Zito rolled 266-238-203-707 in the Monday Half Hollow Hills League.

AT OCEAN
Anthony Fariello 275
LAKEWOOD, NJ - Anthony Fariello led the scoring in the Saturday Scratch Trio League firing a high game of 275. Shawn Dillon rolled 246, Mitchell Collier and 245, Matt Clark 242, Amanda Nardiello 225, Amber MaLeod 210, Karsyn Lukosius 202 and Faith Meder 201.

Rich Naclerio 744 in Montvale Major

By Joe Rizzi MONTVALE Rich Naclerio was the high scorer in the Montvale Major League, bowling a 744 series on games of 243, 268 and 233. Despite his fine effort, DFWTOM was defeated by J&C Irrigation, 1914. Joe Chirico bowled 237-663 for the winning team. Kevin Mahon rolled 267-245-709, but despite his effort Davey's Locker was defeated by CZ's Pro Shop, 22-11. Ron DeLuca bowled 248-692, Ken Demchak 256-688 and Tom Piret 246-657 for the winning team. Ralph Bernardo hit 249-699, Toto Roldan 276-697, Tom Van Wort 237-676, Mike Pasch 258-671, Bob Higgins 246-666, Ray Keim 247663, Jason Tenorio 256-662, Rick Guevarra 234-660, Dave Hulsizer 257-657, Mike Rovetto 246-654, Alan Fernand 225-654. Gerrit Overeem 244-652 and Tony Mascio 235-650.

BJ Fuller 278-738
FARMINGDALE, NY BJ Fuller rolled 204-278-256-738 in the Wednesday Early Mens League. Anthony Carbonaro shot 256-200-247-703 in another session of the Wednesday Early Mens League. In the Tuesday Early Mens League Charlie Turner shot 257-268-719 and Ed Conlon 268-214-226-708.

Jared Stuart 257

LAKEWOOD, NJ Jared Stuart topped the scoring in the Sat. Junior Classic League firing a high game of 257. Misty Downs hit 235, Michael Tedeschi 204, Kyle Desiderio 202, Brandon Walsh 199, Cathy Jones 198, Brian Lash 195, Jessica Delisky 187, Michael Brennan 186, and Brandy Collins 183. In the Sat. Pin Hitters League Alec Hehir hit 190, Kamerin Peters and Micahel Guzman 170, Paige Peters 168, Deann Downs 151, Rachel Katz 146, and Livia Spalluto 136.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Ken George 299-791
ROCKAWAY, NJ Ken George topped the scoring in the Friday Nite Mens League firing a near perfect high game of 299 and the session high series of 791. John Rotella hit 268-706, David Roagucci 229-639, Ricky Exner 227636, Frank Grumka 222, Jesus Cruz 215, James Lindsay 214 and Gerald Lyness 211.

Mark Pagano 739

FARMINGDALE, NY - Mark Pagano led the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens League firing games of 268-240-231 for a high series of 739. Steve Gonzales hit 279-213-215-707, Charlie Turner 247-245-210-702 and Jeff Gallo 269-212-220-701.

Damon Brown 728

FARMINGDALE, NY - Damon Brown led the Thursday 3-Man League tossing games of 213-237-278 for a high series of 728. Eddie Brown shot 238-256-233-727, Don Hicks 209-235-278-722, John Cummings 244-278-702 and Ranee Jackson 289. Phil Bannon rolled 288 in the Monday Early Birds League.

Nichole Spratford 732

ROCKAWAY, NJ Nichole Spratford led all bowlers rolling in the County Tuesday Night League firing a high game of 279 and a high series of 732. Ed Pacio rolled 268-731, Charles Wilfong 278-727, Walter Wormann 257-673, Sandy Turner 227-651 and Sue Marrero 207. In the Womens League Lois Kehman rolled 205 and Kathy Glendon 197.

Anthony Fariello 247

LAKEWOOD, NJ Anthony Fariello led the scoring in the Sat. Scratch Trio League firing a high game of 247. Kaitlynn Nardeillo shot 246-236, Mitchell Collier 243, Shaun Dillon 242, Kelly Nisocia 235224, Madison Lukosius 235, AmberMacLeod 214, Tori Campbell and Kaity Lash 213, Corinne Maher 212, and Justin Campbell 211.

Matt Hoffman 682

ROCKAWAY, NJ Matt Hoffman led the scoring in the Monday Early Birds League firing a 246 game for a high series of 682. Mike Riley rolled 247-626, Michael Kirc 233 and Judy Larick 233. Bill Wormann rolled 244, Joe Kentos 243, Shawn Casey 236, Liesl Apgar 233-623, and Nancy Piechocki 199 in the Foursome League. Ken Yokobosky rolled 232-628, Larry Timpson 224, Gary Malone 215 and Scott Struble 213 in the PBA Experience League.

Scott Styruble 267

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Scott Struble rolled 267, Wayne Poverstein 255, Dezso Benyo 247 and Martha Hoffman 214 in the Thursday Nite Mixed League. Roger McKeon rolled 221, Jack Petonak 209, Bill Karpack 206 and Marie Vantreuren 216 in the NorBu Lodge League.

McKenna Collier 215

LAKEWOOD, NJ McKenna Collier led the scoring in the Saturday Junior Classic League firing a high game of 215. Mackenzie Tercotti hit 211, Robert Goldman 201, Kyle DeSergio 192, Christine Jones 191, Michael Rivera and Lisa Directore 190, Brandy Collins 183, Briana Currie 178 and Misty Downs 171.

Peter Furio 267

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Peter Furio led the scoring in the Mixed League firing a high game of 267. Tyrone Waal hit 258, Glen Malmstone 249, Darren Zarrillo 232, Nidia Haneveld 258, Keri May 236 and Nicole Malson 217.

Jack Cook 679

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Jack Cook rolled 257-679, Justin Ragucci 202 and Austin DiMare 180 in the Ball Busters League. Haley Paccione hit 168 and Brandon Kwestel 163 in the Lucky Strikers League. Brandan Kovar hit 170 and Nicholas Byrnes 134 in the RockawayDenville Recreation League. Zachary Clark rolled 186, Tyler Bott 184 and Zachary Mereua 149 in the Weekend Warriors League.

Alec Hehir 198

LAKEWOOD, NJ Alec Hehir rolled 198, Paige Fritters 171, Michael Guzman 169, Nicolas Gross 154, Kamerman Peters 153, Rachel Katz 143 and Deanna Downs 122.

SPORTS REPORTER

November 30 - December 6, 2011

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Joe Herber 788
HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Herber topped the scoring in the La Buona Pizza League firing games of 279-268-241 for a high 788 set. Joe Britton rolled 261-248-699, John Baginsky 213-279-684, Vinny Medvetz 236-266-682, John Baginsky, Jr. 245-223-211679, Warren Taureck 238-232206-676, Rich Governale 236238-669 and Jennifer Caval 227245-618.

Aaron Williams 748

HOPELAWN, NJ Aaron Williams led the Sunday Nite Mixed League firing 257-268-223 for a high series of 748. Cid Stenetlla rolled 237-227225-689, Mike Acevedo 203-245219-667, Rich Nieratka 223-222635 and Anthony Herring 249.

Ralph Doerfler 700

HOPELAWN, NJ Ralph Doerfler led the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios tossing 225248-227 for the high series of 700. Bill Venezia shot 211-257-230698, Joseph Krupinski 259-246689, Chris Krupinski 213-236-629 and Anthony Vicidonmini 242

Charlene Martino 636

HOPELAWN, NJ In the Tuesday Nite Trios League Charlene Martino took the spotlight when she rolled 215-207-214 for the sessions high 636 set. William G. Willard posted a 201 game and Paul Harney hit 205203. In another session William G. Willard hit 246-642, Daniel Willard 212-210, Matthew Manenty 221, and Charlene Martino 206.

Bob Nebus 685

HOPELAWN, NJ Bob Nebus led the scoring in the Family League firing games of 234-245206 for a high series of 685. Brian Small, Jr. rolled 203-225234-662, Steve Venito 213-253648 and Kevin Kopko 249-202642.

Frank Testa 725

HOPELAWN, NJ Frank Testa led the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League firing 206-278-241 for a 725 set. Joe Thurston shot 201-233-220654, Gary McGinness 208-245648, Lenny Novak 207-234-637 and Shriley Testa 228.

John Strauss 691

HOPELAWN, NJ John Strauss led the scoring in the Merck League firing games of 247-211233 for a high series of 691. Jeff Roberts shot 211-204-212627, Tu Trinh 243 and Donna ONeill 224.. In the Thursday Mixed Nuts Don. M. Hellhake shot 233-225-654, Rolando Vazquez 203-207-232642 and Kevin Kennelly 214-228623.

Mike Kelly 667

HOPELAWN, NJ Mike Kelly led the scoring in the Academy Madness League firing games of 224-226-217 for a high 667. Dan DeBenedetto shot 236-212627, Rich Funk III 225-203-614, Shelly Jacques 235 and Mary Ellen Oehler 208. In the Sundada Nite Mixed League Elio Carrasco shot 202236-612, Lauro Perez 244, Mike Acevedo 235 and Kathleen Fountain 214.

Joey Weisenstein 782

HOPELAWN, NJ Joey Weisenstein topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 269-279-234 for a high series of 782. Glenn Mohr rolled 279-265-213757, Rich Nicholls 211-269-228708, Ray Velazquez 256-244-702, Travis Tilley 216-239-224-679, Patrick Plate 214-226-235-675, Ken Horvath 234-244-673 and Daniel Lopez 225-233-214-672.

Don Angione 688

HOPELAWN, NJ Don Angione led the scoring in the His & Hers League firing games of 229-213246 for a high series of 688. John Vignola rolled 223-230643, Michael Holoka 212-215214-641, Carmine Latin 234-223628 and Mike Porcellana 225.

Scott Akalewicz 722

HOPELAWN, NJ Scott Akalewicz topped the scoring in the Thursday Nite Mixed League firing games of 206-257-259 for a high series of 722. Thomas Poulos rolled 258-234203-695, Rollin E. Ball 211-226256-693, Andrew Smith 227-267688, Mike Piomelli 245-625 and Judy MacBride 210.

Cid Stentella 690

HOPELAWN, NJ - Cid Stentella led the Knights of Columbus League firing 237-238-215 for a 690 high set. Bill Dillon rolled 244-223-658, John Shrimko 222-247-643, Joe Grossi 245-227-633, and Mark Makwinski 223-211-626. In the Garden State Mixed League Lisa Kjersgaard hit 266204-641, Chris Herrick 224-235637, Aaron Machine 214-203-616, Doro Sperantzas 242-613 and Richard Bienvenue 233. Mark Cumber rolled 225 and John Sidorko 213 in the Bank League.

Ken Rask 774

HOPELAWN, NJ Ken Rask topped the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League firing games of 247-258-269 for a high series of 774. Joe Herber rolled 227-279-267773, Dennis Smith 229-299-238766, Jeff Monteleone 256-277215-748, Rick Smith 224-251269-744, Len Camporeale 248286-207-741, James Cyphyer 248279-215-740, and Glenn Mohr Jr. 259-216-259-734.

Drew Rucinski 720

HOPELAWN, NJ - Drew Rucinski led the NJ Turnpike League posting games of 267-219234 for the session high series of 720. Ed Aumann rolled 206-213, Pat Jones 203-207, Ceferino Rivera 210-204 and Tony Vale 212. In the Nulty Knockers League Caroel Morgan shot 225.

AT ROCKVILLE CENTER
David Simon 279
ROCKVILLE, CENTER, NY David Simon topped the scoring in the Friday Night Mixed League firing a high game of 279. Jarvis Skellington hit 268, Gary Warner 267, Glenn Ingoglio 257, Albert Saunders 256, Gina Lella 234, Kristin Hayes 218, Debbie Potasso 217 and Kristin Hayes 216.

Yogi Hannigan 268

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Yogi Hannigan led the scoring in the Thursday Night Mixed League firing a high game of 268. Jayson Holley shot 265, Ed Small 257, Charlie Torres 251, Vicky Lockwood 210, Diane Brace203 and Jackei Daubman 202.

Joe Conigliaro 277

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Joe Conigliaro led the scoring in the Custom Thumbz Doubles League firing a high game of 277. Lou Cisario hit 268, Anthony Cimino 259, William Watson and Dave Goldman 258, Nadine Williams-Clory 236 and Wendy Williams 232. In the St. Rays Holy Bowlers League Anthony Capellup hit 215, Joe Partyka 205, and Kelly Hanekamp 178.

Bill Anderson 265

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Bill Anderson led the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens League firing a high game of 265. John Wims rolled 259, Lee Brenner 249, Gary Green and Dan DiGirolamo each posted a 246. In the Junior Scholarship League Christopher Johnson shot 232 and Jeffrey Williams 226. Chris Cuomo shot 201 in the 3rd Saturday Royal Lanes League.