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Vol. 71 No. 42 December 22 - 28, 2010 . 50 cents

Rookie Scott Norton Wins First PBA Lee Kay Rolled 300-792
Tour Title in Chameleon Championship At Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ- Lee Kay Joey Weisenstein shot 245-241-
By Bill Vint - PBA Media Relations earned top honors in the Raritan 278-764, John Kertesz 237-244-
LAS VEGAS, Nev. – California attorney Bay Men’s League at Majestic 254-735, Ed Hayes, Jr. 255-227-
Scott Norton of Costa Mesa, Calif., held court Lanes blasting twelve in-a-row for 236-718, Julio Perez, Sr. 257-226-
for the first time as a full-time Lumber a 300 game then added games of 226-709, Sean Irvine 247-209-
Liquidators PBA Tour competitor in the title 244 and 268 to finish the evening 224-680, and Steph Crane 222-
match of the Chameleon Championship at with the session high series of 792. 222-215-659.
South Point Bowling Center, and he won his
case.
The Chameleon Championship finals – the Jack Prins 300 at Holiday Bowl
third of five legs in the PBA World Series of OAKLAND, NJ – Jack Prins Don Philower 254-729, Mike
Bowling - aired Sunday on ESPN. earned top honors in the Tuesday Schechter 269-710, Jim Engels
Norton, a 28-year-old left-hander who Early Men’s League at Holiday 258-709, Randy Battistus 255-
passed his California bar exam just a year ear- Bowl firing a 300 game for a high 703, Phil Franchino 259-703,
lier, delivered a powerful opening statement series of 779. Scott Merwede 287-700, and Vito
in his first PBA Tour television appearance, Dale Lagoda hit 279-245-776, Oliva 246-697.
starting the title match with eight strikes
before converting a 4-7 spare in the eighth
frame in easily defeating Sean Rash of
Wichita, Kan., 256-181. Rash had won three Mom, PWBA and USBC Hall of Famer Virginia Norton, PBA photo
Oregon’s Bryon Smith Wins PBA
consecutive matches to reach the champi- with her son PBA Champ Scott Norton after his victory in
onship contest.
Regional Players Invitational
Vegas. RENO, Nev. – berth in the $1 mil-
“It’s pretty amazing. I’ve worked a long time
“Seriously, I don’t remember half of that game. I Bryon Smith of lion PBA
for this,” Norton beamed. “It’s an unbelievable, crazy
just remember getting up and saying the same things Roseburg, Ore., Tournament of
feeling. I was unconscious for a lot of that match.”
dominated the Champions at Red
The son of Professional Women’s Bowling to myself, over and over. I told myself I was going to
match play finals to Rock Lanes in Las
Association and United States Bowling Congress hit my target, execute and that set the tone. I was real-
win the Sands Vegas Jan. 15-22.
Hall of Famer Virginia Norton earned his opportuni- ly able to stay within myself. I couldn’t see anything
Regency PBA “It’s been awhile
ty to bowl as a Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour to either side. I really thought I was going to have a
Regional Players since I won against a
exempt player for the 2010-11 season by winning the problem with the lights and people and the camera on
Invitational at the field with this many
2009 PBA Regional Players Invitational. This season the ball return, but when we got started, I didn’t see
National Bowling bowlers from across
might be his rookie year as a full-time PBA Tour any of that. All I saw was the lane and the pins.
“When I got up in the ninth frame, I really wasn’t Stadium. the country,” Smith
competitor, but he came into it fully prepared.
Smith, a former said. “It’s a good
“I got to grow up watching my mother bowl, and I thinking about 300,” Norton said. “I realized I was
PBA Tour exempt feeling.”
got to see her on TV and wondered what that would going to win and that’s the only thing that was going
player, returned to PBA photo Smith declined the
be like,” he said. “I got to see her inducted into both through my mind. Bryon Smith
“Now I know I can compete against these people,” the center where he opportunity to com-
halls of fame, and I always kind of dreamed and
he added. “That show included an amazing group of won his only title – the 2003 pete for one of seven exemptions
hoped that I could do that someday, too.”
United States Bowling Congress to bowl on the Lumber Liquidators
The physical game he learned under his mother’s players who are going to wind up in the hall of fame.
Masters – to post an 11-5 match PBA Tour during the 2011-12 sea-
wing, and the mental game he learned under Team To be able to go out there and beat them really meant
play record for a 37-game total of son. The players who earned PBA
USA sports psychologist Dr. Dean Hinitz after win- a lot to me. It really gives me a boost of confidence
8,290 pins, including match play Tour exemptions were Tom Hess,
ning the 2000 U.S. Amateur Championship, helped to know I can do it.”
Rash, who had experienced a series of disappoint- bonus pins, for a 25-pin victory Urbandale, Iowa; Wayne Garber,
explain his composure as he threw a near-perfect
ments on television over the past two seasons, looked over Tom Hess of Urbandale, Modesto, Calif.; Tyler Jensen, Fort
game at Rash.
Iowa. Worth, Texas; Kerry Painter,
“I knew I could come out here (on Tour) and com- almost unbeatable in eliminating Finland’s two-hand-
As Sands Regency PBA Henderson, Nev.; Johnathan
pete,” he said. “I knew I could make shots, but some- ed star, Osku Palermaa, 236-211; Chris Barnes of
Regional Players Invitational Bower, Middletown, Pa.; Paul
times that’s not enough. It just happened to be in the Double Oak, Texas, 227-175; and Wes Malott of
champion, Smith earned $6,000 Gibson, Brunswick, Ohio, and
cards today that I was able to make shots and have it Pflugerville, Texas, 235-217. But he couldn’t keep up
with Norton’s strike barrage in the title contest. and an automatic “Elite” field Steven Black, Phoenix.
work out.

Matt Rovetto Hits 300-760, Joe Cauwels Rolled 300 in Montvale Major
By Joe Rizzi
MONTVALE, NJ - Matt Rovetto led all
scorers In the Montvale Major League,
bowling a 300 game, and adding games of
225 and 235, for a 760 series. His fine
effort, along with Nick DeLia’s 244-247-
267-758 and Mike Folchi’s 244-663, led
North Jersey Turf & Trim past Sole Savers,
16-14. Joe Romano bowled 248-258-200-
706 and Dave Spano 289-696 for the win-
ning team.
Joe Cauwels also bowled a 300 game,
finishing with a 674 series. He led
BuddiesProShop.com to a 28-2 rout over
The Game Zone.
Rocky Durocher rolled 277-267-211-755,
leading GDC Contracting to an 18-12 victo-
ry over Rick’s Pro Shop. Bob Higgins
bowled 279-247-224-750, but despite his
effort Bergen Batting Center was defeated
by Valley Tent Rental, 19.5-10.5, behind
Justin Hawkins’ 245-257-230-732.
Chris Arbegast bowled 267-223-248-738
followed by Mike Pasch with 244-253-234-
-731, Tim Hurd 234-222-264-720, Chris
Jachens 249-206-257-712, Ralph Bernardo
226-257-225-708, Toto Roldan 263-699,
Bob Balzarek 257-689, Alex Kowalchuk
288-683, Tom Van Wort 256-681, Rick
Whitling 258-678, Ray Keim 254-668,
Mike Funtsch 256-667, Andrew Hedaria
248-667, Mike Rovetto 246-681, Bruce
Berger 247-658 and Tony Mascio 236-654.
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J o a n Ta y l o r ’ s FINAL PBA to Re-Release

Te n P i n R a p . . . .
When does it pay to be a non-winner? Tim Mack, formerly from
this area, won his first PBA title in the PBA Sands Regency Tri-
Regional Non-Champions Tournament at the National Bowling
Stadium, Reno, NV December 3rd. This is key because it gained
him entry into the $1 million PBA Tournament of Champions in Las
Vegas January 15-22. His title came when he defeated Jason Tehee,
Fresno, CA 242-165 in the title match.
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Speaking of famous bowling New Jerseyans, Kelly Kulick, Union,
is going to appear on a three-part feature on AT&T U-verse, AT&T’s
cable network serving nearly three million wireless subscribers.
They will feature Kelly’s historic victory at the Tournament of
Champions at Red Rock Lanes, Las Vegas, last January. There is
also a segment about her family life, and then the third part, which
asks Kelly where she’s going from here.
The AT&T U-verse Sports feature can be viewed at no cost on
their website at http://uverseonline.att.net/uverse/exclusive. It also
airs on AT&T U-verse’s cable network and on their mobile phone
system.
Kulick will return to Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas Jan. 15-22 to
defend her title, but this time the stakes are much higher: $250,000
to win. And the competition will be even more intense. Every PBA
member who has ever won a title is eligible to compete for shares of
the record $1 million prize fund. The finals will return to ABC
Sports – after a 14-year absence – on Saturday, Jan. 22, at 2:30 p.m.
Eastern.
FRAME
ARLINGTON, Texas - Ed Piel, a
member of the Bowling Writers
Association of America, the Bowling
News Network and publisher of the
Van Port Bowling News, passed
away Saturday, December 4 in
Vancouver, Wash. He was 69.
Ed Piel was born November 29,
1931 in Portland, Ore. and served his
country in the United States Navy.
Mike Fagan Joins
“Great Moments in Tournament of
Champions History”
SEATTLE, Wash. – With the richest Tournament of Champions in
Professional Bowlers Association history rapidly approaching, the PBA
is re-releasing verbatim news releases that will recapture some of the
most memorable events in the tournament’s glorious history.
The 2011 Tournament of Champions, the 46th since the inception of
the event in 1962, will be held Jan. 15-22 at Red Rock Lanes in Las
Vegas. The finals will be televised live on ABC Sports for the first time
in 14 years. First prize will be an all-time PBA record $250,000 share of
a $1 million total prize fund.
Retrospective releases on past Tournaments of Champions will be
posted on pba.com on a regular basis leading up to the start of the event.
The original news releases not only bring to life some of the greatest
players and moments in the event’s history, but reflect the writing styles
of the period.
The next chapter in Tournament of Champions history will be written
in Las Vegas in January. All PBA champions are eligible to enter the
event for an entry fee of $1,000.
The 2011 PBA Tournament of Champions features a new format that
will make every man or woman who has won a PBA title in PBA
Regional, Senior, Women’s Series or PBA Tour competition eligible to
enter in a new Champions field. Half of the Champions field will
advance to join a select group of Elite players (multiple PBA Tour cham-
pions, hall of famers, current Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour exempt
players and more) for the balance of the event.

Sports Stars for American Airlines Offers

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All Morris County, N.J., houses that have sanctioned junior
leagues will be hosting Adult/Youth Roll-off Qualifiers during the
month of December. Check with your league supervisor. The
Annual Adult/Youth Roll-off will be at Rockaway Lanes on January
30, 2011 with squad times at 1:30 and 3:30 (assigned on a first
come, first served basis). Snow date is February 13, 2011. If you
have any questions, contact your league supervisor or the MCUSBC
Youth Association Manager, Elaine Wilson, at 973-267-4279.
The entry deadline for the US Bowling Congress Open
Championships, to be held at the National Bowling Stadium in
Reno, NV, has been extended to January 15. Teams still have a
chance to join the 60,000 bowlers who have already signed up.
There also are plenty of spots available for bowlers interested in
competing in the 2011 USBC Women's Championships in Syracuse,
N.Y. More than 6,000 teams are expected to compete in the event,
which begins April 7 and runs until July 3. The deadline for the
Women's Championships is Jan. 21, 2011. The best thing about
Syracuse is that it is within driving distance from our area!
New York March
of Dimes Benefit
Two-time Lumber Liquidators
PBA Tour champion Mike Fagan of
Patchogue, N.Y., joined a group of
stars from a number of sports at the
13th annual March of Dimes New
York Chapter’s Chairman’s Club
Dinner on Dec. 2 at the Marriott East
Side Hotel in New York.
The “Champions for Babies” din-
ner brought together 200 people
from the fields of business, retail,
insurance, sports, and more to raise
money for the March of Dimes’ pro-
grams of research, community serv-
ices, education, and advocacy. The
evening included silent and live auc-
Special Rates to Industry’s Permier
Bowling Events and Tournaments
ARLINGTON, Texas – Bowlers and industry representatives planning
to attend tournament and trade shows across the country can save money
on airfare thanks to a special American Airlines group rate. The group
travel discount provides 5 percent off the lowest applicable fare.
Destination cities include Reno, Nev., Syracuse, N.Y., Las Vegas,
Dallas-Fort Worth and Louisville, Ky.
The valid travel dates allow for a discount when flying to USBC Open
Championships, Convention, Women’s Championships, Masters,
Queens, Junior Gold and Youth Open. The dates also include discount
travel when attending International Bowl Expo, BPAA Bowling
Summit, Bowling’s U.S. Women’s Open, North Pointe Insurance Group
High School Tournament and International Family Tournament.
To take advantage of the 5 percent discount, go directly to
www.aa.com to book your flights. After you have selected your flight(s)
under the "Enter Passenger Details" tab, go to the "AA.com Promotion
Code" field and enter in your authorization code.

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interactive sports areas hosted by Reno: 3421BQ Dallas-Fort Worth: 3361AV Las Vegas (youth events):
star athletes. Fagan manned a Wii 1731AS Las Vegas (BPAA Summit): 3611AI Syracuse: 8241BP
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Chuck Pezzano George Faytok Joan Taylor the athletes attending were Carl
Al Smetana Larry Diebner John Jowdy Banks (NFL), Gerry Cooney (box-
ing), Darryl Dawkins (NBA), Gigi Brian Voss Won Bucharest
Martin Michel Vince Albrech Joe Rizzi
Fernandez (tennis), Jacquelyn International Title in Romania
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subscriptions, or editorial content call: PBA Hall of Famer Brian Voss defeated Takis Karetsos of Greece, 2-
(swimming), Bob Lanier (NBA),
(201)865-5363 Doug Mauch (PGA), Dikembe
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0, in their best-of-three-game title match on Nov. 28 to win the 2,000
Euro top prize in the Bucharest International at IDM Club in Bucharest,
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Romania. Voss, who has found a second home bowling in Europe, had
won the Czech Open earlier in the summer and finished third in the
Barcelona Open in Spare.
The 25-time PBA Tour champion swept fellow PBA Tour exempt
player Stuart Williams of England, 226-201 and 216-202, to advance to
the title match.
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4 SPORTS REPORTER December 22 - 28, 2010

AT PARKWAY Scott Hild 805 at North Arlington

Duke Nicolain II 707 NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Scott Hild took high game and set honors
rolling a 287 game en route to an 805 series contesting in the Sunday
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Duke Morning Trios League at North Arlington Bowl.
Nicolain II led the scoring in the Lawrence Anderson shot 277-798, Jose Cabrera, Jr. 279-770, Roland
Monday Early Birds League fir- Scott 261-763, John Loguidace 244-760, John Adams 269755, Chris
ing a 246 in a high series of 707. Garbode 268-749, Joe Colling 267-748, Keith Beeh 268-748, Mike
Doug Scholtz hit 256-616, and McCord 268-746, Keith Lawson 268-739, Joe Kowalski 269-739,
Sheila Sell 214. Orlando Lapa 279-736, Noah Lynch 259-730, and Sean McCabe 254-
John Zielinsky 685 727.
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – John
Zielilnsky led the scoring in the
Foursome League firing a 258
Armand Federici 795 at Carolier
game for a high series of 685. NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ – Armand Federici led the scoring in the
Jack Safkan shot 258-679, Middlesex County Major League at Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes fir-
George Dakak, Jr. 246-654, ing games of 247-279-269 for a high series of 795.
Sheils Sell 211, and Annette Ryan Friend shot 258-238-278-774 followed by Scott Irwin rolling 253-
McLaughlin 209. 266-246-765, Pete Danyo, Jr. 223-268-249-740, Jeff Rechter 231-251-
In the PBA Experience League 256-738, Greg Tobias 233-238-258-729, Keith Beeh 248-246-235-720,
Tim Panek hit 233, Scott Struble Dennis Kish 220-268-233-721, Kevin Harrity 232-230-258-720, Paul
216, and Gary Malone 213. Marel 269-25-225-719, Joe Horling 246-245-216-707, Jim Bini 212-
Keri May 683 256-237-705, and Ray Smarsh 257-205-238-700.
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Keri
May led the scoring in the Mixed
League firing a 238 game for a Keith Beeh 749 at Carolier
high series of 683. NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ – Keith Beeh led the scoring in the Middlesex
Christopher Casey hit 237-642, County Major League at Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes firing games
Glen Malmstone 237, Nidia of 256-238-255 for a high series of 749.
Naneveld 221-623, Walt Kevin Harrity rolled 258-253-238-749, Bill Daunno 288-203-237-728,
Forrester 268, and Julianne Bill Bleacher 264-206-256-726, Rich Page 269-221-233-722, Armand
Xrowell 225. Federici 276-244-201-721, Josh Germain 256-223-239-718, Jon
Erik Garv 682 Crowder 224-236-247-707, Paul Marel 246-203-257-706, Pete Danyo,
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ- In the Jr. 267-247-704, and Nikki Bucci 201-254-246-701.
Friday Nite Men’s League Erik
Gary shot 239-682, John
Rotondo, Jr. 252-665, Paul
Salvesen 233, and Ken George
226.
Mike Svetik shot 224, Jerry
Szeluka, Jr. 189, and Daryl Frank
and Michelle Halko 187 in the
Friday Tri Mixed League.
John Scott 681
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – John
Scott led the County Tuesday
Night Mixed League firing a 267
game for a high series of 681.
Keith Garrison hit 256-669,
Matt Franke 248-692, Sandy
Turner 206, and Sandy Worman
189.
In the Mon. Morning Women’s
Bowling League Maureen Rivette
hit 203.
Shawn Casey 679
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ- Shawn
Casey led the scoring in the Dave
Valerius Trios League firing a
246 game for a high series of 679.
Richard Mark shot 243-622,
Dori Tingoli 200, and Alison
Gomer 181.
Ed Pico 662
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Ed
Pico paced the scoring in the
Tuesday Night Mixed League fir-
ing a 247 game for a high series
of 662.
Chris Morris shot 246-642,
Hyman Sharp 244-657, and Kara
Cook 189.
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Alex Cavagnaro, Jason Fennell, Jon Orsini, Rich Aaron 790 at Zone Carolier
NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ – Rich Aaron earned high game and set honors
Steve Silverman all Hit 300 at North Levittown while contesting in the Middlesex County Major League at Zone
Carolier Lanes firing games of 244 and 257 before rolling a 289 game
LEVITTOWN, NY – Alex Cavagnaro, Jason Fennell, Larry Festa and Theresa Castellano hit 287, Laura
to highlight a 790 series.
Jon Orsini and Steve Silverman each blasted a 300 Cestra 278-728, Michelle Grexer 279-268-782,
Bob Kontra shot 248-269-268-785, Pete Danyo, Jr. 254-280-205-739,
game in the Thursday Expressway Glass Trios Christina Schulze 279-277-790, and Debbie Vilardi
Bill Bleacher 267-268-728, Bill Paley 236-228-258-722, Ryan Friend
League at North Levittown Lanes. 708.
279-200-226-705, and Frank Leo 259-233-212-704.

Ron Sanders Blasted a 290 Steve Semancik 757 at Parkway

At Stelton Lanes MADE YOU LOOK !
PISCATAWAY, NJ – Ron Sanders led the scoring in the Thursday Men’s
League at Stelton Lanes firing a high game of 290.
Danny Eremias shot 280, Andrew Ducsak 265, Tom Sheehan 257, and
Noel Waldron 256.
In the South Plainfield Mix League George Hart hit 248, and Jason
Gentile 244.
George Roe shot 258 in the St. Matthews League.
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Elmwood Park, NJ – Steve Semancik led all pin attackers with
scores of 231-279-247
for a high series of 757 in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League,
at Parkway Lanes.
James Willis 249-719, Mark Marton 277-713, Larry DeAngelo 258-
700,
Rob Byrd 279-698, Joe Mercurio 233-669, & Rich Miller Sr 254-667,
round out the list of high scorers for the night
Bill Gaskill 744at Stelton Lanes
PISCATAWAY, NJ – Bill Gaskill led all scoring in the Wednesday
AT&T League at Stelton Lanes firing games of 266-237-243 for a high
series of 744.
Mark Grossman shot 258-247-247, and Chris Cintron 258.

Russ Knapp 716 at Stelton Lanes

PISCATAWAY, NJ – Russ Knapp led all bowlers in the Thursday
Men’s League at Stelton Lanes firing games of 256-235-225 for a high
series of 716.
Joe Palazzo hit 224-236-245-705, Keith Urquhart 258, Jimmy Bright
254, and Ronald Alberti 286-244.

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McAleese 784
At Hi-Tor Lanes
HAVESTRAW, NY – Timothy
McAleese earned top series hon-
ors while rolling at Hi-Tor Lanes
in the Boyz Nite Out League firing
a 279 game en route to the session
high series of 784.
Teresa Kelly was impressive
shooting at 227 game on the way
to a 776 set followed by Jose
Pagan tossing 279-765, Alex
Rodriguez 762, and Rosita Lee
posted a 231 game.

Joel Stephens 758

At Hy-Way
UNION, NJ – Joel Stephens led
the scoring in the Plau Post
91/Monday Nite Minor League at
Hy-way Bowl firing games of
245-214-299 for a high series of
758.
Joel Ilg hit 233-243-269-745, and
Jamal Edwards 276-226-685.
In another session Rico David
shot 279-279-748, Rich Kingsland
226-265-227-714, Michael
Malonas 225-224-253-702, and
Ellis Jones 278.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Aaron Williams 747
HOPELAWN, NJ- Aaron
Williams led the scoring in the
Sunday Nite Mixed League firing
games of 232-279-236 for a high
series of 747.
Elio Carrasco shot 253-223-664,
John Delgado 206-265-660,
Justino J. Vargas 279-645, and
Rich Nieratka 227-208-203-638.
Eric Applegate 730
HOPELAWN, NJ – Eric
Applegate topped the scoring in
the Family League firing games of
241-275-214 for a high series of
730.
Steve Venito hit 279-224-663,
Joe Bloodgood 230-225-645, Bob
Nebus 229-217-634, Rocco
Fortunato 221-202-618, Bryan
Applegate 214-204-609, and
Anthony Angotti 240-607.
In the Winter Senior Citizens
League Rich Rowley shot 205-
244-634, and Lewis Roles 202.
Joe Herber 730
HOPELAWN, NJ- Joe Herber
topped the scoring in the Gemini
Towing League firing games of
259-237-234 for a high series of
730.
Russell McCarthy shot 209-244-
651, Warren Taureck 241-202-
632, John Baginsky 223-255-628,
and Vinny Medvetz 247-622.
In the Monday Madness League
Dan DeBenedetto shot 243-211-
629, and John Kuver 253-619.
Michael Morris 717
HOPELAWN, NJ- Michael
Morris led the scoring in the NJ
Turnpike League firing games of
227-267-223 for a high series of
717.
Drew Rucinski shot 211, Tony
Valte 224, Ted yeung 221, and Pat
Jones 206.
In the Tuesday Nite Trios League
Paul Harney shot 213-206-243-
662, Bryan D. Senatore 202, and
Charlene Martino 221.
Jason Ciszewski 716
HOPELAWN, NJ- Jason
Ciszewski led all bowlers in the
Avenel Youth League firing 227-
234-255 for the session high series
of 716.
Wayne Bebert shot 247-203-633,
DJ Petardi 231, and Tom Sharfetz
and Evan Weinberg 201.
R. Funk III 677
HOPELAWN, NJ – Richard Funk
III took the scoring spotlight in the
Friday Nite Mixed League firing
games of 249-215-213 for a high
series of 677.
Nicholas Dellamanna shot 224-
242-661, Rob Williams 207-246-
204-657, Kevin Eccleston 226-
224-635, Pat Sawter 226-208-624,
and Melissa Hertenberger 256-
622.
GO
B OW L
December 22 - 28, 2010
Giles Ward Rolled 300-825
At North Arlington Bowl
NO. ARLINGTON, NJ- Giles Ward topped the scoring in the Sunday
Morning Trios League at North Arlington Bowl pitching a 300 game to
highlight an impressive high series of 825.
Jim Giancarlo shot 289-823, Rick Warren 279-808, Jay Judowski
280-799, Gary Masino 277-795, John Ross 275-781, Tom Jordan 268-
770, Will Frazier 258-749, Rody Kemple 259-744, Anthony Buonanno
248-735, Mike McCord 257-732, Randy Battistus 259-731, and Mario
Delgado 269-729.
Nick Lardieri 749 at Parkway Lanes
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Nick Lardieri topped the scoring in the
Friday 1050 Major at Parkway Lanes firing a high series of 749.
Ray Sisco posted a 742 set followed by John Sperone rolling 728,
Lisa Friscioni 724, Adam Defrancesco 713, Paul Stuart 701, Kathleen
Weissman 692, Ray Schwartz and Dom Capozzolil 689, Vic Padilla
688, Tom Trongone 687, Vin Turano 686, and Mike Denichilo 687.