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Ryan Ciminelli Wins PBA East Region 900 Global Open Joe Herber 300 at Majestic Lanes
By Russ Mills -PBA CATSKILL, N.Y. Ryan Ciminelli of Cheektowaga, N.Y. went 13-3 in match play to record a 69-pin victory over Eddie Torres of Port Ewen, N.Y. in the Professional Bowlers Association East Region 900 Global Open at Catskill Hoe Bowl Sunday. Ciminelli averaged 249 to lead qualifying and was never overtaken in the round-robin finals. The win was Ciminellis seventh career regional title and his third consecutive win in this event. Ciminelli earned $2,500 while Torres, a local amateur entry, earned $1,300 as the runner-up. PBA Photo Third place went to Alex Garger, Hicksville, N.Y., 14Frank Zelasko, manager of Catskill Hoe Bowl with 2, 5,784, $900. 4, Tommy Gollick, Oberlin, Pa., 8-8, 5,658, $800. 5, Bill ONeill, Southampton, Pa., 8-8, champion Ryan Ciminelli and 900 Global representative 5,576, $750. 6, Joe Paluszek, Bensalem, Pa., 11-5, Jeff Zaffino on the right. 5,542, $725. 7, Frankie Calca, Elmont, N.Y., 7-9, 5,528, $590. 13, Rick Graham, Lancaster, Pa., 4-12, 5,099, $700. 8, Alex Cavagnaro, Massapequa, N.Y., 9-7, $580. 14, Rusty Thomsen, Morgan, N.J., 5-11, 5,091, 5,399, $675. 9, Mike Markis, Hawley, Pa., 9-7, 5,319, $570. 15, Brad Angelo, Lockport, N.Y., 5-11, 4,983, $650. 10, a-Mike Drexel, Delanson, N.Y., 7-9, 5,244, $560. 16, Jeff Zaffino, Warren, Pa., 5-11, 4,958, $550. $625. 11, P. J. Sonday, Luzerne, Pa., 6-10, 5,242, $600. Posting 300 Games in the event were Frankie Calca 12, Robert Mushtare, Carthage, N.Y., 4-12, 5,128, and Mike Drexel HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Herber blasted perfect with a 300 game along with 215-265 on his way to the session high 780 series while rolling in the Madison Park Mens League at Majestic Lanes. Tim McQueary blasted near perfect with a 297 game then added 234 and 256 for a 787 set. Paulo Toy hit 259-256-237752, Anthony Martino 224-255257-736, Tom Martino, Jr. 239258-216-713, Michael Brus III 234-228-246-708, Eric Oppenheimer 232-236-238-706, and Erin Drakoulis 278-666.

Hari Soedarmasto Hit 805 At Farmingdale Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY Hari Soedarmasto topped the scoring in the Friday Late Mixed League firing games of 268-279-258 for a high series of 805. Timmy Walker rolled 266, Wingo Hom 223-244-227-694, and Rene Costello 258-223-623. In the Saturday PMS League Gregg Thilboug shot 238-216226-680.

Lennie Boresch Jr. Wins PBA Senior Sun Bowl Senior Tour Debut
THE VILLAGES, Fla. This His top finishes on the PBA nationweek will be one not soon forgotten al tour are a fifth and two sixthfor Professional Bowlers place finishes. He also owns three Association Senior Tour rookie USBC Open Championships titles. Lennie Boresch Jr. of Kenosha, Wis. I was really hoping to just make In his Senior Tour debut, Boresch the cut and get my feet wet out defeated 2011 Senior Rookie of the here, Boresch said. I still feel I Year Ricky Beck of Box Elder, S.D., can be competitive at a high level 278-266, to win the PBA Senior Sun but never thought Id win right out Bowl In The Villages presented by of the box on the Senior Tour. Storm on Tuesday at Spanish The road to the championship Springs Lanes. Then, it was on to match wasnt easy for Boresch, just Arlington, Texas, where Boresch squeaking out a win in the Round of was inducted into the United States 8 against Tom Carter of Rockford, Bowling Congress Hall of Fame on Ill., 2-1 in the three-game match. He Thursday. PBA Photo then faced four-time Senior Player This is a dream week and kind of of the Year and PBA Hall of Famer Lennie Boresch Jr. weird the way its all playing out, Tom Baker of King, N.C. in the said Boresch, who just turned 50 on April 19 to semifinal winning that single-game match, 238-227. become eligible for the Senior Tour. I cant believe Coincidentally, Baker, who was trying for his 10th its happening all so fast. Senior Tour title, will also be inducted into the USBC In the championship match Beck struck on the first Hall of Fame on Thursday. nine shots but opened in the 10th frame allowing an Tom is such a great bowler and I had to remind opening for Boresch, who was able to string his last myself to stay cool," Boresch said. But I kept telling eight strikes to clinch the win. myself to keep my footwork slow and just enjoy the If he strikes on the first ball in the 10th its over experience. but when he didnt, I thought to myself, well, heres In the other semifinal match Beck squeaked by Hall my chance, Boresch said. of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr., 258-257, to Boresch is known for his success in PBA regional advance to the championship match. competition where he has won 25 PBA regional titles.

Joe Kowalski Blasted 280-805, Mike McCord 300 at No. Arlington

NO. ARLINGTON, NJ Mike McCord blasted a 300 game for a 772 series in the Sunday Morning Trios League at N. Arlington Bowl. Matt Priore rolled 269-775, Keith Dobres 278-774, Pete Honan 268-769, Mike Veneziano 279-733, Danny Palomino 279731, Gary Masino 277-718, Mike Kwiecien 254-711, Alton Jenkins 267-711, Chris Garbode 242-706, Paul Garwood 267-705, and Al Gaines 248-700. In another session, Joe Kowalski blasted 280-805, Chris Garbode 279-779, Pete Honan 289-778, Randy Battistus 278769, Jason Jenkins 269-762, Gary Masino 267-756, Al Gaines 276749, Paul Garwood 269-726, Gary Vicente 268-725, Jose Cabrera 259-720, Keith Beeh 247-707, John Ross 246-707, Joe Collins 247-704, Jim Giancarlo 278-701.

Matt Dunning 300 at Parkway

Elmwood Park, NJ Matt Dunning bowls his first 300 game to lead an active night of high scorers in the Wednesday Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes and he finished with a 670 set. Mike Aiellos led all pin attackers with 267 en route to the session high 756 series while Joe Leardo posted 264-740 followed by Roy Castelein tossing 246-716, Scott Dunning 255-709, Ed Bakelaar Sr 265-705, Mark Marton 279-693, Rich DeRosa 266-653, and Karim Staine 224.

Pat Powell 300 at T-Bowl II

WAYNE, NJ Pat Powell blasted a 300 game in the Knights of Pythias League at T-Bowl Lanes. Luis Ortiz and Ed ONeill rolled 279, Cory Ackerson 278758, Gregory DeJesus 268, Pat Powell 751, Dave Herman 257736, John cavalcante 249-724, Sean Crapps 258, Kevin Doorman, Billy Bucko 257, and Brian Ricciardi 253.

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May 2 - 8, 2012

Mike Pasch 795 in Montvale Major

By Joe Rizzi MONTVALE Mike Pasch was the high scorer in the Montvale Major League, bowling a 795 series on games of 269, 278 and 248. His fine effort, along with Mike Wuhrman's 225-266-217-708, led Davey's Locker to a 22.510.5 victory over Rick's Pro Shop I. Gerrit Overeem's 276-269-228-773 led DFWTOM to a 29.5-3.5 victory. Ralph Bernardo's 227-258-278-763 and Carl Garcia's 268-251-222-741 led Rick's Pro Shop II to a 28-5 rout over BuddiesProShop.com. Justin Hawkins' 269-259-211-739 led first-place Valley Tent Rental to a 27.5-5.5 victory over GP's Restuarant. Bob Higgins' 233-237-267-737 powered Bergen Batting Center past CZ's Pro Shop, 29-4. Rocky Durocher's 228-246-258-732 helped GDC Contracting defeat J&C Irrigation, 19-14. Chris Arbegast's 258-267-204729 led Rite Way to a 22-11 victory over 12-In-A-Row Pro Shop. Alex Protin 299 (high game of evening)-206-203-708, Larry Toppin 228224-253-705, Chuck Ontal 244-698, Jun Roldan 247-697, Dennis O'Flaherty 269-696, Toto Roldan 246-691, Chris Trembath 248-687, Matt Rovetto 263681, Mike Rovetto 244-678, Rich Naclerio 247-667, Jason Tenorio 244-662, John Rankin 235-658 and Rick Whitling 224-658.

Current Standings in the New Jersey State USBC Tournament

Handicap Team Place Name Entry Score From From 1 Cz's Pro Shop #2 21 3,598 Rutherford, NJ Rutherford, NJ 2 Howell Lanes #1 282 3,559 Wayside, NJ Wayside, NJ 3 Regan's Rollers 304 3,552 South Plainfield, NJ South Plainfield, NJ Scratch Team 1 Regan's Rollers 304 3,432 South Plainfield, NJ South Plainfield, NJ 2 The Individuals 65 3,428 Lebanon, NJ Lebanon, NJ 3 Hack's Drunken Mess 109 3,418 Forked River, NJ Forked River, NJ Handicap Doubles 1 Sacks, Mitchell J / Mullin, Michael J 53 1,513 Jersey City, NJ Jersey City, NJ 2 Bohn, Leslie C / Shade, Brian R 318 1,510 Jackson, NJ Jackson, NJ 3 Fisher, Henry M / Fackenthal, John M 107 1,505 Forked River, NJ Forked River, NJ Scratch Doubles 1 Sacks, Mitchell J / Mullin, Michael J 53 1,513 Jersey City, NJ Jersey City, NJ 2 Aiello, Stephen W / Jordan, Tom M 79 1,491 Wayne, NJ Wayne, NJ 3 Carvalho, Tom / Reasoner, Michael P 74 1,465 Somerset, NJ Somerset, NJ Handicap Singles 1 Gerber, Dale 115 814 Cape May Court House, NJ Cape May Court House, 2 Savoye, Christina L 249 793 Howell, NJ Howell, NJ 3 Bunnell, Sam 5 783 Cherry Hill, NJ Cherry Hill, NJ 3 Lint, Troy 300 783 Carteret, NJ Carteret, NJ Scratch Singles 1 Lint, Troy 300 783 Carteret, NJ Carteret, NJ 2 Jordan, Tom M 80 756 Wayne, NJ Wayne, NJ 2 Reasoner, Michael P 74 756 Somerset, NJ Somerset, NJ All Events, Class A 215 or Higher, Scratch 1 Lint, Troy 300 2,262 Carteret, NJ Carteret, NJ 2 Buonanno, Anthony A 109 2,182 Forked River, NJ Forked River, NJ 3 Reasoner, Michael P 74 2,133 Somerset, NJ Somerset, NJ All Events, Class B 200-214, Scratch 1 Gerber, Dale 115 2,016 Cape May Court House, NJ Cape May Court House, 2 Hackett, Michael W 109 1,993 Forked River, NJ Forked River, NJ 3 Kurtz, Scott M 74 1,978 Somerset, NJ Somerset, NJ All Events, Class C 185-199, Scratch 1 Cherin, James G 269 1,791 Manalapan, NJ Manalapan, NJ 2 Savoye, Michael R, Sr 249 1,782 Howell, NJ Howell, NJ 3 Schaubert, Kevin J 42 1,764 Red Bank, NJ Red Bank, NJ All Events, Class D 184 or Lower, Scratch 1 Orr, Brandon M 247 1,724 Millstone, NJ Millstone, NJ 2 Nolte, Bruce A 153 1,668 Cherry Hill, NJ Cherry Hill, NJ 3 Cherin, Christopher 269 1,627 Manalapan, NJ Manalapan, NJ The 84th Annual NJState tournament being held at Howell Lanes and will conclude on Saturday May 12th.

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Dick Jones Joins 50-Year Club at USBC Open Championships

Dick Jones of Brigantine, N.J., became the 146th bowler in USBC Open Championships history to reach 50 years of participation. The 70-year-old right-hander began his Open Championships journey in 1961 when the tournament was held at the legendary Cobo Hall in Detroit. He made his milestone march down Center Aisle at the Baton Rouge River Center on April 3 and was joined in Baton Rouge by his wife, Rosemary, his sister Betty Ann and his best friend Johnny, who also competed this year. Jones, who rolled a 300 game at the 1993 event in Tulsa, Okla., only competed in the team event this year and posted games of 174, 180 and 150 for a 504 series. In 50 tournament appearances, he has knocked down 78,953 pins for a career average of 192.

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May 2 - 8, 2012

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Jan Dul 299-741 at Parkway Lanes

Elmwood Park, NJ Jan Dul led the Wednesday Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes firing 299-210-232 for a high 741 series. George Doughty Jr. hit 268-715, Jim Lang 269-698, Dennis Hofmann Jr. 259-687, Mike Semancik Jr. 235-685, Steve Semancik 246-681, Matt Dunning 256-668, Jim Viola 259-663, and Eddie Rojas 225-661.

ITS A BOY FOR THE BELMONTES

Hugo Belmonte arrived in the world on Wednesday, April 18, ending weeks of anxious moments for PBA Player of the Year candidate Jason Belmonte, who made the 8,000-mile, 16-hour trek home from Las Vegas to Australia in time for wife Kimberlys delivery. The anxious father admitted he was texting his overdue wife continuously during Round of 36 competition in the PBA Tournament of Champions, which concluded Sunday at Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas with a third-place finish for the Australian two-handed specialist. Hugo, the Belmontes second child, weighed in at 4,500 grams (nine pounds, 15 ounces) and measured 53 cm (20.86 inches). Big sister Aria will be 3 in December.

RVC LANES
FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED 279 for Glenn Ingoglia; T-Mac McMillan went 279 and 257 with a 726 series; 278 and a 726 series for Thomas Boss; Al Bennett shot a 259; Rob Spitleer went for 716 for 3 For the Women 224 and 608 for 3 for Kathleen Abrams; 223, 213, 198 for Kristin Hayes for a 632; 201 for Fay Dalhouse SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED 260 from Tony Pepe; 255, 247 and a 701 series for Robert Picard; 258 from Alan Ip; For the Women 224 for Nancy Karish with a 556 series; 216 and a 562 series from Pam Andorfer; Jill Dibari had a 522 series and a 520 from Debbie Potasso; Betty Frank with a 511; 503 for Donna Gregston and an even 500 for Noelene Sheridan SENIOR BIRDS William Collier had a 248 with a 630 series; Henry Clay shot 248, 247 and a 659 series; 247 from Jerry George; Preston Cheeks went 244 and 642 series; 601 for Gerald Fields For the Women 213 game and 540 series for Curtis Mae Harbison; Judy Clarke shot 208 with a 524; Jean Graham had a 519 for 3.

4 By Vince Albrecht Fair Lawn, NJ Bowler City Is anchor John Draney mastered Fair Lawns corner lanes with consistent power games of 236-223-246 as his quartet turned the tables on Holiday, handing the pacesetters their first three-game setback and only their third match loss of the season. In earning the distinction of this sessions Bowler of the Week, the Hackensack high school junior raised his average to a fifth

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May 2 - 8, 2012

John Draney 246-705 in Youth Travel League

best 204. Teammate Erik Grabusnik rolled 225,199 while Rob Gilbert, Jr and Ryan Sweeney added 196 and 192 respectively. Ramapo senior Kevin Macchia, currently second in average with 208 plus, led Holiday with 226614; Nick Cilento tallied 210, Brian Rizzi 192 and Mike Carr 191. Montvale moved into a threeway tie for second, taking five of seven points from Boonton, 26352567. Billy Olszewski rapped out 221-601, Kathy Didonato 215, and Kyle Ladewig three solid over average scores for the victors. Boontons Patrick Teshima improved his average to just shy of 180 with 225,202-619, the mornings second best set. Anchor Justin Puchalski closed with games of 187,201 and young Adam Gelvan added a 151. Elsewhere, Bowler City III grabbed five points from Fair Lawn in a tightly contested match, 2546-2513. Top scores for BC III were Nick Ferrante 174, Patrick Sucero 171, Kristen Kane 160 and Tiffany Sucero 155. Fair Lawn had a pair of deuces from the Floyd brothers, Jaylin 217, Justin 215-573.

SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES

In the Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Cappy Caporusso 235,222,648, Joe Marschaser 212, George Kinkel 203, Joe Hopp 200. In the Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: Richie Coyer 246,609, Bob Sandkuhl 245, Charlie Stumpf 211,204, Mike Damato 201. In The Thursday Hits and Misses: Patrick Fisher 257-236, Debbie Cali 207-205, Jim Fenimore 247,670, Jery Packard 243. In the Thursday Night Foursome: Alex Ruben 279, Scott Ehrlich 279, Ricky Hough 278, Jas Santoro 276,763, Jeff Fugelsang 274,258,779, Ken Wojdylo 269,750, Doc Grannas 269, Patrick Scarangella 269, Scott Calica 268, Mike Willis 265, Dawn Palladino 211. In the Thursday Charles McShane 4-Man: Jon Orsini 280,747, Sam Brenner 279, Darren Barlow 278, Joe Mormando 277, Vinny DiClemente 269, Paul Thivierge 269.

May 2 - 8, 2012

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POCKET 7-10 HAS BECOME THE NEW SPLIT DU JOUR IN PBA COMPETITION
Back in the plastic ball era of bowling, the 5-7 split was the bane of all right-handed bowlers, defining a weak ball hitting light into the pocket. In the age of urethane, the pocket split that caused ulcers was the 8-10 (or 7-9 for left-handers). With the advancement to reactive resin balls, a preponderance of 4-9 splits caused by late snap-hook action high into the pocket created millions of migraines. In todays high-powered world, its the pocket 7-10 that has been bringing players to their knees. Over the past two or three seasons, there have been dozens of pocket 7-10 splits that have killed players bids for titles. But during the PBA Tournament of Champions at Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas, it was a pocket 7-10 that fell apart at the last second that changed the complexion of the tournament. Needing a strike in the 10th frame to beat Kelly Kulick by one pin in the fourplayer roll-off to get into the Round of 36, defending TOC champion Mika Koivuniemi saw a pocket 7-10 standing on his first shotuntil the 10 pin fell over at the last second. With fate on his side, Koivuniemi converted the spare and struck on his fill ball to claim the 25th spot in the Elite Field, 215-214.

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May 2 - 8, 2012

MAPLE LANES
Men: Eddie Downey 287/715 Chris Quadrino 280/729 Joshua Weinberger 279/707 Jeremy Valdes 278/715 Women: Vanessa Bobe 244/706 Nicole Martell 224/609 Bonny Feliciano 222/609 Dolores Nigro 221/630 Gillian Clarke 219/621 Teens: Gary Pacheco 246/660 Michael Martell 232/670 Lisa Tardo 246/656 Christina Kaye 233/572 Anthony Ramirez 226/626 Cameron Wong 226/625 Juniors: Cameron LaPlant 168/505 Dorrie-Anne Rizzo 163/385 Nicholas Pira 152/366 Danny Pira 145/430

AT WALLINGTON LANES
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Tuesday Early 5 Man Mike Mooehouse came up with the high score 278- Joe Leardo Jr. & Ed Lisi 269, Tom Twist had great games and an impressive series of 268-248 728. Brett Contreras 264-257 744. Toto Jowono 257, Joe Damico 254, John Ahmed 243,248, Cory Czechowski 247, Al Luzzi 246, Kevin Easton 246 Matt Dunning 236 706, Brian Jones & Craig Bagnoli 234, paul Leinas 231, Norman Granger 230. Even The Lousy Bowler League had some nice scores. El Guero 230, Chris Lugo 226, Sal Vicari 218, Big daddy 215, Tom Toli 204 and Janet Di Napoli 213. Monday Night Bowling Chris Ferrara had the high game of the night with a 278, Tommy Muszynski,268, Andy Mungnone Jr 260, Austin Masser 259, Mike Guellnitz 255, Bill Hansen Sr & david Dodds 253 & 247 702. Alan kowal 248,247 728, Nicky Tores 258, Linda Rose had three nice games 256,224,222 with a 702 series. Thursday Mixed Sr. Art Clayton shot 221, Fred Tomasik 201 , Lee Donat 212 Adia Claveria 204, Fran Duds out for a couple of wks is back with a nice 200.

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May 2 - 8, 2012

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Mark Galliano Tops OLV

By Al Smetana WAYNE, NJ Mark Galliano just eked out being top shooter this session with 247-681, just nosing out Joe Caldagerone who rolled a pair of 236 games on the way to a 679 series. Dave VanHarken came in with 252-656, Jim Broadfoot 245-637, his teammate Ed Bruns 223-223-637, Rich Shanley 217-628, Tom Kaynak 218-621, Mike Vigorita 244-618, Frank Ariola 225-615, and Lance Bartalotto 212-615.

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Paul Shiel 770
MADISON, NJ Paul Shiel topped the scoring in the Pat Martinelli Friday Classic League firing a 268 game for a high series of 770. Joe Parisi shot 279-751, Cesara Badolato 267, Ellen Moore 236, Lauren Freestone 206, and Joy Wona 205.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Rockaway-Denville Recreation (2 games): Patrick Clackne 145-268, Alex Maciera 130-214, Ben Prill 110, Giulian Martizez 115-199, Lucia Brancato 111 gam Bumper Busters (2 games): James Taylor 114-220, Jacob Paniconi 86154, Emma Ruiz 78-145, Summer Stein 56-110 Lucky Strikers: Robert Murray 163-425, George St. Angelo 153-429, Brandon Kwestel 149 game, Philip Dubson 135 game, Haley paccione 203-493, Sarah McKenna 126 game Ball Busters: Jack Cook 246-641, Justin ragucci 236 game, Adam Kwestel 225 game, Joseph Klezcynski 206 game, Amy Banfield 212 game, Kristen Greiner 181 game "I have not failed, I've just found ten thousand ways that won't work." Thomas Edison

Liesl Apgar 279

MADISON, NJ - Liesl Apgar rolled 279-679, and Jane Inch hit 191 in the Ladies League. In the Tuesday Doubles League Don Prisco shot 244, Jimmy Granato 242, and Scott Harwood 213.

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Michael Garcia 760
HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael Garcia led the scoring in the Madison Park Mens League firing games of 264-279-217 for a high series of 760. Mitch Sacks rolled 210-214-289713, William Zammitto 238-236226-700, Michael Dinaburg 216224-663, Erin Drakoulis 257-202203-662, Tiffany Newbury 224, James Necco 227-226-210-663, Scott Porto 227-2276-210-663, and Pete Tirado 245-653.

Ralph Doerfler 727

HOPELAWN, NJ - Ralph Doerfler led the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League tossing 246-206-275 for a high series of 727. Brian Vicidomini rolled 265-214212-691, Robert Terefenko 204257-653, Peter Marinello 214-211219-644, and John Krupinski 235.

Andrew Smith 709

HOPELAWN, NJ - Andrew Smith led the scoring in the Thursday Nite Mixed League with 246-215248 for a 709 set. Mike Piomelli rolled 234-224235-693, Rollin E. Ball 259-214202-675, Vinny Medvetz 225235-648, and Thomas Poulos 245. In the Merck League Mike Eglesio shot 232-605, John Halliday 236, Tom Vickery 218, and Eileen Okolovitch 211.

Matthew Walker 716

HOPELAWN, NJ - Matthew Walker topped the scoring in the Garden State Mixed League firing 234-256-226 for a high series of 716. Chris Seitz rolled 214-239-259712, Michael Ramer 228-247-658, Aaron Machin 222-205-226-653, Richard Bienvenue 222-244-648, Jose Medina 204-206-225-635, Sharon Ramer 218, and Nicole Melchior 202-204. In the Knights of Columbus League Joe Vollmuth rolled 239234-666, Joe Grossi 226-203-622, Dave Chamra 220-613, and Joe Geis 209.

Ed Hayes, Jr. 759

HOPELAWN, NJ - Ed Hayes, Jr. led the Raritan Bay Mens League firing 258-267-234 for a high series of 759. Travis Tilley rolled 201-234-257692, Ken Horvath 228-215-245688, Glenn Mohr 233-234-212679, Angelo Fallcaro, Jr. 224-206245-675, Lee Kay 212-218-237667, and Mike Favor III 238-278662.

Jim Smith 694

HOPELAWN, NJ - Jim Smith led the Bank League firing 290-221694. John Sodorko rolled 224-209, Brent Evans 204, and David Sidorko 203.

Ron Tanko 691

HOPELAWN, NJ Ron Tanko led the scoring in la Buona Pizza league rolling games of 247-235209 for a 691 high series. John Baginsky rolled 248-226670, Scott Akalewicz 211-255202-668, Joe Herber 218-202248-668, Pat Moreno 246-644, and Jennifer Caval 215-202. In the Winter Senior Citizen League Rich Rowley rolled 231, and Larry Johnson 204.

Jeff Monteleone 750

HOPELAWN, NJ Jeff Monteleone led the scoring in the Academy Madness League rolling 279-238-233 for a 750 high set. Nicholas Dellamanna rolled 237235-235-707, Rich Funk III 205258-205-668, Mike Dellamanna 279-656, Dan DeBenedetto 210237-648, Bonnie DeSimone 235203-607, and Dian Teal 254.

Don Hellhake 712

HOPELAWN, NJ - Don M. Hellhake led the scoring in the Thursday Mixed Nuts rolling 244201-267 for a high series of 712. William Bailey rolled 216-238225-679, Mike P. Kennelly 278671, and Tolando Vazquez 246.

Drew Rucinski 739

HOPELAWN, NJ - Drew Rucinski led the scoring in the NJ Turnpike League firing games of 246-255-238 for a high series of 739. Pat Jones rolled 278-214-684, Michael Morris 256-632, Ed Aumann 223-215-630, Ted Yeung 239, and Basha Miller 233.