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Vol. 74 No. 25 August 21 - 27, 2013 50 cents

Joe Ciccone Wins PBA Bowlers Supply/Storm Eastern Open

By Russ Mills - PBA

Michael Terantino, Jim Westergaard Blasted 300 at Rockaway Lanes

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Michael Terantino 300, Jim Westergaard 300, Nick Westergaard 298-780 Thursday No-Tap at Rockaway Lanes Lepghan Chin 288, Carol Scheu 246-653, Lee Ann Mackin 232647, Heather Terantino 231-595

YORK, Pa. Joe Ciccone of Buffalo, N.Y., defeated Isaac Kim of Lebanon, Pa., 218-209, to win the Professional Bowlers Association Bowlers Supply/Storm Products Eastern Open at Colony Park Lanes North. The championship game matched the top two qualifiers. Ciccone, the 2000 PBA Rookie of the Year, led Kim, a 20year-old amateur, by 123 Joe pins after the eight games of qualifying. Ciccone had an opportunity to close out Kim in the 10th frame, but only got five pins on his fill ball to allow Kim to double for the title.

earned $1,400 as the runner-up. In the semi-final round, Ciccone eliminated twotime defending champion Bill ONeill of Langhorne, Pa., 246-190, while Kim defeated Billy Asbury of Odenton, Md., 215-188. ONeill and Asbury each earned $1,000. In the Round of 8 (best of three games, losers eliminated and earned PBA photo $800 each): Ciccone def. Ciccone with host Terry Brenneman. Marty Berke, Allentown, Kim, bowling in his first Pa., 2-0. Kim def. Joe PBA East Region finals, was Paluszek, Bensalem, Pa., 2-0. light on his first shot which O'Neill def. Jeremy Domingo, allowed Ciccone to earn his Sewell, N.J., 2-0. Asbury def. 16th career regional title and Danny Wiseman, Baltimore, the $2,500 first prize. Kim 2-1.

Jim Medoro 300 at Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ Jim Medoro led the scoring in the Handicap Doubles League at Majetic Lanes blasting a 300 game along with games of 227, 189 and 223 for the session high series of 939. By Gloria Volpe WALLINGTON, NJ - TJ Valentin posted a 300 and 279 in a 785 set while rolling in the Monday Night Trios at Wallington Lanes. Marc Miller pitched a 267, Michael Consiglio shot 238-245189-257-929, Bill Daunno 214222-247-241-924, Steve Venito 206-236-245-234-921, and Lisa Palazzola 237-266-875.

TJ Valentin 300 at Wallington Lanes

Robert Rosario 265, Mike Roman 259, Gerald Rountree 258, our own Steve Cicchetti 257, Bill Hanson Sr. 255, Will Henkelman 251, Craig Bagnoli 246, and our own Joe Leardo rolled a 246.

Fermin Diaz Wins First LIGBT at Rockville Centre Lanes

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - victory by the 8th frame. The end Fermin Diaz, who resides in New of the shootout was a fight for secYork City, earned his first Long ond with Rob coming out ahead Island Generations due to David opening Bowling Tour in the last 3 out of 4 (LIGBT) title after frames. two years of comThis was the first peting in the time the LIGBT visited LIGBT. Fermin shot Rockville Centre a 274 handicap Lanes and a good sumgame to defeat Rob mer crowd of 95 F o e r s t e r , entries competed. The Huntington, NY by shot for the tournament 32 pins (242-$500) was the 2009 USBC and David Cincotta, Open Championship N. Babylon, NY by pattern (40 feet) and Fermin Diaz 32 pins (222-250). scoring was high for All 3 shootout finalists were look- both squads. The cut score in the ing to win their first LIGBT title. in the 1pm squad was 717, and in The final shootout was a high the 3pm squad 729. There were 3 scoring affair as all three bowlers big handicap series; 801 by stayed clean early and all had a Dennis Freeman, Glendale, NY, triple by the 7th frame. Fermin had 800 by Rob Foerster, and 799 by the longest string of strikes with 5 junior bowler Brandon and never opened, securing his Soedarmasto, Levittown, NY.

Charles Bruno and Robert Mockenhaupt Elected to The New Jersey State USBC BA Hall of Fame.
Charles Bruno, of Deptford, NJ, and Robert Mockenhaupt of Rutherford, NJ, have been elected to the New Jersey State USBC BA Hall of Fame for 2013 in the Bowling Achievement category. The two newest members of the Hall of Fame will be inducted at the annual Hall of Fame Dinner on Saturday night, Sept 28th, 2013 , as part of the annual State Jamboree to be held at the Bolero Resort and Conference Center in Wildwood, NJ Charles Bruno has been an active bowler in New Jersey for over forty years and has three NJ State Tournament titles to his credit. In 1984 his team took top honors at the Annual State Championships, and in both 2007 and 2009, he won the very prestigious NJ State Masters title. Additionally, he has won four PBA regional titles and the 2010 South Jersey All Events. Charles has 35 300 games to his credit and has achieved an 800 series 14 times. He was elected to the South Jersey Hall of Fame in 2007. Robert Mockenhaupt has bowled in just about every northern New Jersey County since the mid 1980's, garnering awards and honor scores in Bergen, Essex, Passaic, Union, and Morris counties. He won the NJ State Championship All Events award in 2002 and has won the Union County Masters Tournament in 2003 and the Bergen County Masters Tournament in 2010. He has a total of 60 300 games to his credit and has 32 800 series. He is a member of the Bergen County Hall Of Fame. For more information on attending the installation dinner to honor these two new Hall of Famers, contact Rich Regan at 122 East Golf Ave, South Plainfield, NJ 07080 or via email at raregan@hotmail.com. You may also contact the Hall of Fame Committee Chairman- Frank Specht at 512 Niles Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07202 or email at mrpresident2@optonline.net.

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August 21 - 27, 2013

J o a n Ta y l o r s . . . . . Te n P i n R a p . . . . .
While I was enjoying Bowling Boot Camp at Rockaway Lanes, I noticed a group of toddlers and parents coming in for a birthday party (Rockaway management made sure that the group was on the last pair of lanes, far away from the camp). I decided to walk down and see how they set it up, when I heard a familiar voiceMorris County USBC WBA Director Marisa DelSordi. She was kneeling, giving the youngsters some basic dos and donts for their bowling. She used small understandable words and pointed out that crossing that black line (the foul line) was not to be done. I observed that none of the parents said a word, allowing each child to listen. I walked into the party room and saw some tables set up nicely with mylar balloons and place settings. Once the bowling was over, everyone went to the party room. After a total of two hours, counting bowling, they all left, looking very happy. Marisa was the Rockaway Lanes party host and as such, she supervised and assisted when and where necessary. Doing more investigating, I found that Rockaway offers different birthday party packages. There is a laser light party available on Saturday afternoons at 1:45, 3:00 or 4:15 for $17.50 per child. It includes one hour of bowling, rental shoes, a souvenir pin bank, party invitations, small soda, French fries (served family style), the use of the party room for 45 minutes, choice of hamburger, hot dog or pizza, and each child receives a glow gift. Additional options were a layer or ice cream cake at $2.00 per child, and goody bags at $3.00 per child. Without the laser lights, a regular party ran $16.00 per child. Marisa said that the lanes also offer a Super Saver party for $12.50 per child. This included, for a two-hour party, one hour of bowling, rental shoes, bumpers, the use of the party room, a small soft drink, chips, and hot dog or pizza. Invitations were included and the birthday child would receive a souvenir autographable bowling pin bank. These bowling birthday parties are a win-win scenario, and have blossomed since the advent of mandatory smoke-free centers. Marisa (and Im sure other centers hosts) is great with the kids. Thats no surprise, as she and another area bowler, Carol Ann Grant, run a party planning business known as Granted Wishes, LLC. Marisas objective is that we want kids as well as adults to enjoy their party and stress less over the preparation and execution. For more information, contact Rockaway lanes at 973-6275800 or call your local center. John La Spina's heart always will remain mism to all his positions. in Brooklyn, though the physical structure He has been close in every part of bowling that molded his life, his beloved Maple from the kids to the pros and a willing and Lanes, is gone. able member and top officer of many bowlIt was a wonderful day back in 1960 when ing organizations, including the presidency an enthusiastic 11-year-old La Spina was of local, state and national bowling proprihonored at the grand opening etor organizations, a stalwart of the center as the person to in representing bowling in roll the first ball, a ball he civic and charitable endeavors helped keep rolling for more and working with other than 50 years. sports. La Spina grew in body and "My deep interest, in addiknowledge from those pretion to the bowling business, teen days because he loved has been in the real estate and still loves the game, his aspect of bowling ventures." perfect game, from every said La Spina. But he has angle. He wasn't just a young never been far from the whole man who loved to bowl, he world of life, always bringing was a youngster who was employees or bowling associinvolved in the everyday ates to major events such as chores that must be done, Bowl Expo or finance a trip John LaSpina checking house balls to insure for a high school bowler to they were properly distributed, help clean attend a top pro competition. up, pitching in if the snack bar was busy, He has helped obtain and been the pernoting the desk operation, and listening and sonal guide of guest speakers at Bowl Expo watching and learning from his dad, Peter, and that list included past presidents, high and the devoted employees. ranking politicians, business personalities, Peter, his father, was a builder of buildings show business greats and even astronauts. and the father and builder of Maple when "I have never failed to realize that so some of the greatest names in the sport and many decisions I have made in regard to other interested parties, convinced him that bowling centers involves individuals who bowling might be a way to go. Among his have spent their entire working lives with mentors were Carter Burgess, who led AMF our centers, and that means their families to major success and later became a praised also have an attachment. And in places such U.S. ambassador. as Maple, many customers consider their "My father always was a businessman bowling center their home away from home. first, evaluating the plus and minus factors I offer them my solace, thanks and appreciof his building and other projects." said the ation for life's fond memories, said younger LaSpina. "After his death our fam- LaSpina. ily all tried to follow his standards. Maple Bowling has deeply involved John, his Lanes is one of the few open spaces in mid father, brother, son and all their families. Brooklyn. When it changes hands, a needed, Maple Lanes will go as a traditional landhuge condo complex will tower over the mark in Brooklyn, much as baseball's area." revered Ebbets Field. The decision has been one of the most difIn the final analysis, LaSpina felt that the ficult in the life of LaSpina, who has made business part of the decision, and the future many. La Spina also controls Farmingdale of his family and many employees, would Lanes, Coram Country Lanes, JIB Lanes benefit in the long run. and RVC Lanes, all in New York. La Spina has been one of the most astute Through the years he has owned, operat- figures in bowling for a long time and if ed and bought and sold numerous bowling there ever was a position such as commiscenters. La Spina has been a national bowl- sioner of all bowling, he would fill the bill. ing figure for some four decades, always One thing sure, whenever Maple Lanes is bringing a fresh look and a forever opti- mentioned, his heart will beat a bit faster.

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Vicky Spirio Tops Teens at Ocean

LAKEWOOD, NJ Vicky Spirio led the scoring in the Summer Teen League at Ocean Lanes by firing the sessions high game of 245. Bret Downs rolled 226 followed by Sydney Scelfo and Kelly Nicosia each tossing a 212 game, Jared Stuart with a 211, Brandy Collins 207, Kenny Ryan 206, Nicole Higgins 204, while Michael Brennan and Kaitlynn Nardiello each tallied a 202 game.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

Evan Weinberg 235
MADISON, NJ Evan Weinberg rolled 235, Jack Vander Meulen 205, James Pascalides 201, Rebecca Bednarik 170, Kayla Gamitelli 136, and Sabrina Sayasith 105 in the Junior/Major Breakfast League. In the Bantam/Prep League Charlie Glunk shot 258, Daniel Sirota 131, Jeff Witte 119, and Samantha Glunk 116.

David Hanft 214

MADISON, NJ In the Tuesday 400 Doubles League David Hanft rolled 214, Nicole Sama 213, Scott Harwood 192, Dennis Hartwick 189, and Liz Viola 170. In the Junior/Major Breakfast Club League Robert Bednarik shot 187, Evan Weinberg 183, Joe Magelesky 165, Rebecca Bednarik 142, and Kayla Gallitelli 117. Zachary Linder shot 147, Daniel Sirota 141, Charlie Glunk 131, and Samantha Glunk 79 in the Bantam-Prep Breakfast Club League.

Joe Mazzarese 212

MADISON, NJ Joe Mazzarese rolled 212, Scott Harwood 200, David Hanft and Nicole Sarna 191, and Liz Viola 178 in the Tuesday 400 Doubles Summer League.

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August 21 - 27, 2013

2012-13 PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS ASSOCIATION TOUR STATISTICS

(As of Aug. 15, 2013)
AVERAGES (min. 225 games) Games* Avg . 1, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, TX 259 229.50 2, Jason Belmonte, Australia 334 229.22 3, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill. 344 226.20 4, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo. 347 225.95 5, Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa. 344 224.52 276 223.76 6, Scott Norton, Mission Viejo, Calif . 7, Stuart Williams, England 249 223.05 8, Parker Bohn III, Jackson, N.J. 229 222.74 9, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas 287 222.37 10, Chris Loschetter, Avon, Ohio 281 222.32 11, Mika Koivuniemi, Hartland, Mich. 277 222.29 12, Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla. 309 222.12 13, Jason Sterner, McDonough, Ga. 257 221.86 14, Osku Palermaa, Finland 330 221.70 15, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla. 232 221.66 16, Michael Haugen Jr., Phoenix 272 221.21 17, Dom Barrett, England 265 221.10 18, Tommy Jones, Simpsonville, S.C. 339 221.09 19, Dan MacLelland, Canada 249 220.56 20, Eugene McCune, Munster, Ind. 226 220.23 *Includes only games bowled in PBA Tour and Japan Cup events 2012-13 EARNINGS Events* Total 1, Jason Belmonte, Australia 19 $166,386 2, Mika Koivuniemi, Hartland, Mich. 21 $163,312 3, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill. 21 $150,783 4, Tommy Jones, Simpsonville, S.C. 19 $122,180 5, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas 13 $113,259 6, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo. 17 $108,107 7, Scott Norton, Mission Viejo, Calif. 16 $89,105 8, Parker Bohn III, Jackson, N.J. 18 $77,689 9, Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa. 19 $68,681 10, Osku Palermaa, Finland 20 $67,653 11, Ronnie Russell, Marion, Ind. 20 $56,380 12, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, TX 21 $50,363 13, Mike Fagan, Ft. Worth, Texas 21 $47,803 14, Chris Loschetter, Avon, Ohio 17 $46,445 15, Stuart Williams, England 14 $44,290 16, Jason Sterner, McDonough, Ga. 16 $41,645 17, Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla. 17 $38,108 18, Dom Barrett, England 20 $38,077 19, Tom Daugherty, Wesley Chapel, FL 16 $37,125 20, Michael Haugen Jr., Phoenix 16 $34,893 *Includes PBA International Tour tournaments 2012-13 COMPETITION POINTS Titles* Points 1, Jason Belmonte, Australia 2 199,015 2, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas 1 162,779 3, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill. 1 139,130 4, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo. 1 131,848 5, Chris Loschetter, Avon, Ohio 1 118,427 6, Scott Norton, Mission Viejo, Calif. 2 117,204 7, Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa. 1 109,090 8, Parker Bohn III, Jackson, N.J. 1 103,922 9. Tommy Jones, Simpsonville, S.C. 1 102,913 10, Mika Koivuniemi, Hartland, MI 2 97,142 11, Stuart Williams, England 0 96,290 12, Dan MacLelland, Canada 0 95,065 13, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, TX 2 93,167 14, Jason Sterner, McDonough, Ga. 1 88,503 15, Mike Fagan, Ft. Worth, Texas 0 87,481 16, Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla. 0 87,357 17, Osku Palermaa, Finland 0 83,349 18, Ronnie Russell, Marion, Ind. 1 79,954 19, Tom Daugherty, Wesley Chapel, FL 1 79,837 20, Dom Barrett, England 0 77,568 *Includes WTBA-PBA International Tour titles; points are awarded only in domestic PBA Tour events that are open to all members) WORLD BOWLING TOUR STANDINGS (Based on two-year rolling points list; top three men and top three women advance to WBT Finals presented by PBA which will be contested during PBA World Series of Bowling V)

BELMONTE PACES PBA TOUR STATISTICS HEADING INTO PBA WORLD SERIES OF BOWLING V

Australias Jason Belmonte, with a pair of 2012-13 titles and championship round appearances in all four PBA Tour major championships conducted thus far in the season, continues to pace the overall PBA Tour statistics heading into PBA World Series of Bowling V Oct. 25-Nov. 3 at South Point Casino, Hotel and Bowling Center in Las Vegas. The super-sized 2012-13 PBA Tour season began with PBA World Series of Bowling IV last November and concludes on Dec. 31, 2013, as the PBA returns to calMens Standings Points endar-year scheduling as of Jan. 1, 2014. Belmonte leads the current season earnings list with $166,386, tops the competition 1, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., 562 points list with 199,015 points, and in second on the average list, trailing leader Wes 2, Mika Koivuniemi, Finland 522 Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, by less than half-a-pin. Malott, with 259 games bowled 3, Jason Belmonte, Australia 498 4, Mike Fagan, Fort Worth, Texas 488 during a season limited by knee surgery, is scoring at a 229.50 pace for 259 games while 5, Tommy Jones, Simpsonville, S.C. 455 Belmonte has bowled 334 games in domestic PBA Tour competition, averaging 229.22. 6, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas 390 Finnish-American Mika Koivuniemi, who now calls Hartland, Mich., home, has won 7, Osku Palermaa, Finland 278 a pair of PBA International Tour titles and ranks second in earnings with $163,312 while 8, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas 253 Malott, the 2013 U.S. Open champion, has moved into second place on the points list 9, Dan MacLelland, Canada 250 with 162,779. In third place in all three statistical races is reigning PBA Player of the 10, Stuart Williams, England 243 Year Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill. Womens Standings Points The one race Rash is leading, however, is the WTBA-World Bowling Tour rolling two-year points competition. Koivuniemi is second and Belmonte is third. The top three 1, Kelly Kulick, Union, N.J. 564 in points earned in recognized World Tenpin Bowling Association-PBA International 2, Missy Parkin, Laguna Hills, Calif. 514 Tour events will advance to the WBT Finals presented by the PBA at the conclusion of 3, Liz Johnson, Tonawanda, N.Y. 473 the World Series. The WBT Finals also will include a womens finals. Three female 4, Diandra Asbaty, Chicago 357 members of the PBA Kelly Kulick, Missy Parkin and Liz Johnson dominate the 5, Shannon Pluhowsky, Kettering, Ohio 351 womens standings. 6, Sandra Andersson, Sweden 266 Events remaining on the PBA Tour schedule that will impact the statistical competi7, Jazreel Tan, Singapore 231 tions include the Columbia 300 Vienna Open in Austria, Oct. 1-6 (only earnings and title 8, Shayna Ng, Singapore 188 count toward PBA Tour stats); the WBT Thailand Open in Bangkok, Oct. 14-21 (earn9, Birgit Poppler, Germany 158 10, Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Keller, TX 157 ings and title only); the PBA World Series of Bowling V (Chameleon, Cheetah, Scorpion and Viper Opens plus the seasons final major, the PBA World Championship: points, averages, earnings and titles), Oct. 25-Nov. 3 at South Point in Las Vegas, and the sea!! Remember you read it here FIRST !! son-ending Round1 Japan Cup, Nov. 28-30 in Tokyo (average, earnings and title). That is why it PAYS to Advertise in the Tournaments remaining in the WBT points races include next weeks WTBA World Championships in Las Vegas (men and women), the USBC Queens in Las Vegas Sports Reporter (women only), and the Vienna and Thailand tournaments.

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August 21 - 27, 2013

AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Rick Bambara 725
FARMINGDALE, NY Rick Bambara led the scoring in the MNFP Summer Legue firing games of 240-226-259 for a high series of 725. Jaosn Rundell rolled 248-221, Bert Messina 246-234-216-696, Danny Schrafel 244-226-243-713, Sam Combs 243-226-665, Herb Roth 227-223, Ronnie Simon 223220, AJ Fratello 216, Melissa Banks 226-204-609, and Mike Martin 211. McGarrity 180, Matt Ferrara 173172, and Nicholas Fina 172. In the Monday Summer Seniors League Victor Caputo shot 187, Ken Lauri 183, Kerry Hoelr 172, Marguerite Lauri 174, Joan Healey 164, Angela Napolitano 158, and Joan Vorbach 151.

Marc Bieler 230

FARMINGDALE, NY Marc Bieler led the scoring in the PBA Experience League firing a high game of 230. Gary LaCara shot 215-213, Joe Costanzo 211, and Kyle Durfee 200. In the Friday Nostaglia League La Ron Brown rolled 188.

Angel Rodriguez 691

FARMINGDALE, NY Angel Rodriguez topped the scoring in the Junior Pro Shot Challenge League firing games of 267-244 for a high series of 691.

Meghen Wing rolled 259-202622, Nichola Ng 236-212-616, Brandon Soedarmasto 228-217630, Caroline Herrera 207, and Brandon Schlossberg 201.

Bruce Markland 680

FARMINGDALE, NY Bruce Markland paced the scoring in the Wednesday Adult/Junior Scholarship League firing games 248-210-222 for a high series of 680. Frank Berardino rolled 252-201, Sean Mott 246-211, Frankie Berardino 246-210-655, Ed Mencarelli 244-229-641, Michael Berardino 235-664, Mike Testa 232, and Lauren Dean 199. Marguerite Lauri rolled 172, Al Noll 171, and Bob Junge 160 in the Friday Seniors League.

Scott Bannon 213

FARMINGDALE, NY Scott Bannon rolled 213, Billy Grieb 212, Trevor Hennessey 196, Tom Kennish 194, James MacPherson and John Riccardi 191, and Steve Butera and Patricia Bento 190. In the Fri. Seniors League Al Noll shot 177, Barney Kral 173, Sophie Laccone 166, Marguerite 165, and Bill Platani 160.

Nicholas Mencarelli 247

FARMINGDALE, NY Nicholas Mencarelli paced the scoring in the Wednesday Adult/Junior Scholarship League firing a high game of 247. Matt Farber rolled 234-223-648, Salvatore Testa 222, Alexa Haines 220, Kristie Testa 214, Kevin York 203, Emily Dean 182, Skylar

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ROCKAWAY LANES ROLLERS

Junior Leagues
Adult Junior League: John Kavanaugh 200-534, Raymond Dodge 183-509, Tim Herman 168-394, Janet Dodge 162-436, Melissa Sussex 105-282. Summer Juniors Singles: Zachary Clark 253-610, Ryan Ackerman 201-534, Thomas Kleczynski 195581, Mark Howarth 114-329, Haley Paccione 199542, Kristen Greiner 163-441. Have a Ball: PJ Adams 214-590, Brian Theriault 266-697, Daryl Frank 208-526, Sharon Bush 225606, Michelle Acosta 202-572, Jacqueline Theriault 186-533. PBA Experience: Robert Rhodes 212-572, Joseph Caloger 212-538, David Nash 205-550, Dawn Palmer 150-388, Tami Mehesy 140-395. Summer Doubles: Gary Malone 279-723, Romeo Lerro 278-698, Jim Testa 270, Liesl Apgar 266-701, Dori Tingoli 214-570, Tamy Mehesy 179-518. Wednesday Early Birds: Regina Nataluk 225-546, Nancy Piechocki 199-561, Lynne Coleman 199-574, Joann Brown 180-488, Crabby Brown 268-654, Jim Westergaard 267-727, Heriberto Matias 255-638.

Adult Leagues
Fox Hills Summer Seniors: Robert Forte 203-517, Barry Webb 182-493, Rocco Rossi 177, Ralph Elgesen 468, Pearl Traub Johnson 164-412, Ilona Jaggers 141, Johanna Hofgesang 138-369, Beatrice Sullivan 356.

WALLINGTON
By Gloria Volpe Monday Foursome Rich Graf came up with the high score of the night with his 256, 235 671 Frank Vitale had a nice 248, Ray Muszynski 247, Derrick Cuavers 246, Wallingtons own Nick Mancini hit 245, 232, 674, Michael Vitale 243, Tom Muszynski 239, Robert Hymowitz 237, and Jose Corniel 234. Glorias Anyway Doubles Bill Zika had some very nice scores with his 268, 266 followed by John Seoane with 267, Joe Seiple 267, Nick Mancini 266, Gabe Piomelli from the Hoboken team 263, Kenny Lee here we go again had a 259, 258 716, Bret Contreras 246 711, Austin Masser 259, Mike Kavanagh, fueled on Ice tea, shot 258, Doug Weiler 256, Our own Chris Vasquez rolled a 243 along with Eddie Carrero. Tuesday Anyway Foursome Robert Hasse jr. had a nice score of 266 which was the high score for the night Walter Robinson 256, 221 641, Doug Weiler 229, 215, and Al Luzzi 221 600.

SPORTS REPORTER
Joe Herber 750
HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Herber topped the scoring in the Mon. Main Event League firing games of 277-216-257 for a high series of 750. Kyle Jannuzzi shot 254-267-207-728, Nick Cristosi 228-242-258-728, Michael Romano 247244-225-716, and Joe Lampariello 229-214-258701.

August 21 - 27, 2013

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Joe Lampariello 696
HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Lampariello paced the scoring in the Monday Main Event League rolling 226256-214- 696. Joe Herber hit 226-256-214-696, Don Jackson 266-214-209-689, Eric Velazquez 226-247-213686, and Margaret Taylor 202-251-205-658.

Don M. Hellhake 750

HOPELAWN, NJ Don M. Hellhake topped the scoring in the Monday Main Event League firing games of 277-218-255 for a high series of 750. Anthony Rivers shot 259-255-713, Ardist Rivers 222-255-232-709, and Duteche Aine 241-211-246698.

Dan Krakowski 670

HOPELAWN, NJ Dan Krakowski led the scoring in the Guys & Dolls League firing games of 245225-200 for a high series of 670. John Sidorko shot 279-662, Thomas Poulos 235223-632, and Bonnie Desimone 222. In the Federal Business Centers League Dave Ryden shot 224.

Steve Venito 744

HOPELAWN, NJ Steve Venito topped the scoring in the South Shore League firing games of 269-228247 for a high series of 744. Matt DAndrea rolled 202-242-628, and Bob Granato 229-213-611. In the NASCAR League Tyler Mortensen shot 257265, Cody Smith 214-257, and Bill Bailey 228.

Mike Dellamanna 667

HOPELAWN, NJ Mike Dellamanna led the scoring in the Guys & Dolls League firing games of 225235-207 for a high series of 667. Wayne Brooks shot 287-629, and James McMillon 234. Steph Crane shot 199 and Branden Barrese 187 in the Monday Junior/Adult League.

Brian Longo 736

HOPELAWN, NJ Brian Longo topped the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League firing games of 233-257-246 for a high series of 736. George Balewitz shot 201-266-267-734, Andy Polidura 246-235-247-728, Tom Martino, Jr. 246214-266-726, and Ken Horvath 209-279-235-723. In the Nulty Knockers League Carole Morgan s hot 203, and Diane Baranay 186.

Bill Bailey 267

HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Bailey topped the NACAR League firing a high game of 267, Frank Kertesz shot 209-222, Amanda Kertesz 222, Louis Polise 215-210, Tyler Mortensen 215, and Jeff Kenny 209. Larry Johnson shot 222, and Wayne Michel and Mary Doski 202 in the Senior No Tap League.

Anthony Martino 963

HOPELAWN, NJ Anthony Martino topped the Handicap Doubles League pitching games of 204256-256-247 for the meetings high series of 963. Rich Sciulla shot 205-256-234-224-919, Anthony Bascone 279-219-888, Matthew Peduto 208-208i268-884, and Lisa Palazzola 216-245-211-211-883. In the Senior No Tap League Wayne Michel posted games of 157, 122 and 190.

John Kertesz 651

HOPELAWN, NJ John Kertesz led the scoring in the Guys & Dolls League firing games of 238-238 for a high series of 651. Thomas Poulos shot 202-248-643, Nick Schneider 224-236-634, and Michael Kersrey 204-201-215620. In the Nulty Knockers League Carole Morgan rolled 203.

"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. D i s c o v e r. "

-Mark Twain