December 26 - 31 2012 Sports Reporter

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Stacy Valerius Blasted a 300

At Holiday Bowl

Bill ONeill Wins Fourth Title in PBA Alka Seltzer Plus Cold Cheetah ChampionshipBy Bill Vint - PBA

OAKLAND, NJ Stacy

Valerius took the spotlight when

she earned top scoring honors in

the Tuesday Mens League at

Holiday Bowl firing games of

300-259 for a high series of 739.

Dale Lagoda rolled 265-254-

731, Keith Cienki 268-235-73

Chris Parrilli 279-730, Andre

Davidowicz 247-728, Dav

Nagelhout 279-708, Hank Wilco

268-702, Steve Colombo 238-69

and Russ Smith 248-693.

FARMINGDALE, NY - William

Vreeland, Sr. earned top game and

series honors while contesting in

the Wednesday Mens League fir-

ing games of 300-247-226 for a

high series of 773 at Farmingdale

Lanes.

Sean Mott shot 268-246-71

followed by David Green rollin

216-256-236-708, Bob OKee

248-234-686, Anthony Gatterda

259-685, Joe Giammarino, Jr 244

227-670, and Joe DiGiacomo 24

223-670.

William Vreeland Sr. Hit 300At Farmingdale Lanes

MANALAPAN, NJ - John DiSantis of Wilmington, Del.,

defeated Bob Caruso of Dayton, N.J., 242-163 to win his first

Professional Bowlers Association East Region title in the Knob

Hill Senior Open Sunday at Knob Hill Lanes.

DiSantis earned $1,500 while Caruso took home $875 as the

runner-up.

DiSantis defeated defending champion Gary Shultis of

Levittown, N.Y. 234-178, and Caruso defeated Jay Boyle ofGarnet Valley, Pa., 245-149, in the semifinal round. Both semi-

final round losers earned $675.

In the Round of 8 where its the best of three games with the

losers eliminated and earned $575 each:

DiSantis def. David Zelger, Red Lion, Pa., 2-1; Caruso def.

Mike Tryniski, Fulton, N.Y., 2-0; Shultis def. John Conroy,

Mahopac, N.Y., 2-1; Boyle def. Mike Hastings, Millsboro,

Del., 2-1.

The event saw two perfectos with Gary Shultis, John Conroy

each posting a 300 game.

John DiSantis Wins PBA East Region

Knob Hill Senior OpenBy Russ Mills - PBA

LAS VEGAS Bill ONeill of

Langhorne, Pa., completed a dramatic per-

formance to win his fourth ProfessionalBowlers Association Tour title in the Alka

Seltzer Plus Cold Cheetah Championship,

the opening tournament in the 2012-13

PBA Tour season, at South Point Hotel

and Casino.

ONeill, who won his last title in the

2010 Pepsi Viper Championship, started

the title match with seven strikes and

cruised to a 243-192 victory over top qual-

ifier Mike Wolfe of New Albany, Ind.

The title match concluded an uphill bat-

tle that began when ONeill barely made it

into the Round of 16 in 16th place by two

pins. After sneaking into the Round of 16, he advanced 12

positions to qualify fourth for the four-man stepladder finals

by 28 pins.

In the stepladder finals, ONeill eliminated Chris

Loschetter of Avon, Ohio, 248-223, and Jeff Roche of

Dearborn, Mich., 246-177, to advance to the title match

where he raced to an easy victory over Wolfe.

The Cheetah Championship finals, conducted as part of

the GEICO PBA World

Series of Bowling IV, aired

on ESPN.I was definitely confi-

dent today, ONeill said.

I wanted to get off to a

good start. I knew what I

needed to do. I had to stay

mentally right and keep

focused on my game, and

make sure I wasnt throw-

ing errant shots.

In his opening match,

Loschetter started with five

strikes before leaving a 10

pin and missing the spare.

ONeill answered with a string of six strikes after convert-

ing a single-pin spare in his first frame, taking a 23-pin lead

after seven frames which Loschetter couldnt overcome.

He had an easier time against Roche, who missed three

spare attempts in the first five frames of his national televi-

sion debut. ONeill led by only 11 pins after four frames,

but started a string of eight strikes in the fifth frame and ran

away with the victory.

When Jeff started off slow, I got a little complacent an

I almost threw one shot in the gutter, ONeill said, but

made the spare, and took a deep breath, and tried not to looahead to the championship match.

Winning again was definitely important. After not ma

ing any TV shows last season, I just wanted to bowl well.

wanted to compete again, and be in the hunt to mak

shows, ONeill added. I made a lot of top 10s last seaso

but I never even threatened for a show. Thats what I wan

ed to do coming into the World Series. I worked really ha

on my game over the summer and its paying off.

In the title match, ONeill admitted thoughts of bowling

nationally-televised 300 games began dancing in his hea

after building a big lead with seven strikes to start the con

test. Wolfe, who didnt throw consecutive strikes until th

seventh and eighth frames, was all but eliminated after s

frames.

When I got the strike in the seventh frame, I knew I ju

needed one more mark to lock up the title, he said. I g

to thinking it would be really cool to shoot 300, becaus

Tony Reyes bowled 300 for his first title on this lane cond

tion, and that was kind of going through my mind. I got

little jittery in the eighth and threw it a little quick, and le

the 2-8-10. Thats what happened.

PBA photo

Champion John DiSantis on left with Mark Kimball,

general manager of Knob Hill Country Lanes.

PBA photo

Champion Bill ONeill and wife Christi.

The East's Most Read Bowling Weekly

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Vol. 73 No.43 December 26 - 31, 2012 50 cen


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2 SPORTS REPORTER December 26 - 31, 201

P B A

SPARE SHOTSBy Bill Vint - PBA

You can't be more amazed

than when you spend some time

with todays younger genera-

tions.

Whether it is them displaying

their flying fingers on comput-

ers, their flying feet in gymnas-

tics or their rolling the ball and

making parents and grandpar-

ents take a good second look at

their talent, mentally and physi-

cally.

All sports and all fields have

their child prodigies. There

have been teenagers in every

major sport, and many in their

early teens, particularly in

swimming and tennis.

Many of them have been great

or gone on to greatness, at great

sacrifice, being forced to grow

up too quickly, being forced to

choose between fame and for-

tune early, or after a suitable

stretch of education.

In the dream world it would

be wonderful if every young

athlete in every sport was

forced to obtain a high school

education at a minimum, and

college or other advanced train-

ing as a recommended path.

But the real world doesn't

work out so neatly.

Some really young baseball,

basketball, tennis and hockey

phenoms can and do make mil-

lions of dollars before they can

legally drink or vote. How and

when do you tell them they are

too young or too unprepared?

At 17 they can be accepted into

the armed services and put their

lives on the line.

So how can you realistically

ask any youngster talented way

beyond their years to put a hold

on opportunities and riches that

may not be there later.In many cases it is boys

against men, and girls against

women. But boys grow up fast

these days and women aren

nearly as mere as they used t

be.

Bowlers are amazingly adep

at early ages. You can visit an

junior program and see obviou

talent. But, at 15 many bowle

have been bowling for a decad

and bowling at pro class calibr

for years. By the time they ar

ready for college, many ar

ready for a shot at the pro tour

or the big money tournaments

Look at the Mark Roth

Johnny Petraglias and Pe

Webers and a list of thousand

and you could see super stars i

the making at ages of 17 o

younger.

Junior bowlers can't b

reminded too often that a 20

game is fine, but an "A" in an

subject is better. A tournamen

win is terrific, but the Hono

Roll is more terrific. A 30

game or even a 900 series

great, but a diploma is th

greatest.

In bowling there is no reaso

why both areas cannot b

encouraged. A high school o

college student can utilize h

time so much can be spent o

bowling and much can be spen

on study. And students can ma

out a schedule that covers bot

sides, and gives them the best

both worlds.

Parents, bowling coaches an

bowling officials have a duty t

counsel young bowlers and n

to put too much pressure o

them in either way, except to u

common sense.

Education should alway

come first, but bowling is a

education too, if used wisel

whether you're a shooting sta

or a struggler.But always hit the books a

hard as you hit the pins.

Email - [email protected] send mail to:

DOHA, Qatar Two-timeProfessional Bowlers

Association Player of the

Year Mika Koivuniemi, a

native of Finland now living

in the United States, contin-

ued to expand his unprece-

dented international bowling

portfolio when he won the

12th annual Qatar Open

Saturday at Qatar Bowling

Center, making Qatar the

19th different country in

which he has won a bowling

title.

Koivuniemi defeated fel-

low Finn Tony Ranta, 544-

471, in the two-game totalpinfall title match to win a

first prize of US$39,480.

The tournament was part of

the growing World Tenpin

Bowling Association-PBA

International Tour series, and it

was the final event of the 2012

European Bowling Tour season.

Koivuniemi, who led the Qatar

field of 142 players from 26

countries through the preliminary

qualifying rounds, defeated

Swedens Martin Larsen, 442-

385, to advance to the title match

while Ranta eliminated 13-time

PBA Tour titlist Tommy Jones of

Simpsonville, S.C., 389-361.

"This is my first title in this part

of the world and I'm glad I final-

ly broke that jinx," the 45-year-

old Koivuniemi said.Koivuniemi, a long-time

member of Finlands

national bowling team

before joining the PBA

and moving to Hartland,

Mich., had previously won

titles in his home country,

Sweden, Denmark, Japan,

Singapore, Korea,

Thailand, Malaysia,

Canada, China, Colombia,

Spain, France, The

Netherl ands, Sloveni a,

England and Germany as

well as the United States.

The 2003-04 and 2010-11

PBA Player of the Yearand Venezuelas Amleto

Monacelli (1989 and

1990) are the only interna-

tional players to win Player of the

Year honors twice.

The WTBA-PBA International

Tours next tournament will be

the International Bowling

Championships presented by

DHC in Aichi-ken, Japan, Jan.

17-19.

Reigning U.S. Open champions

Pete Weber and Kelly Kulick par-

ticipated in the annual Chicago

Sun-Times/BPA Beat the

Champions fundraising event in

Chicago where they posted target

scores which thousands of Chicago

area league bowlers will try to beat

(with handicap).

As part of the event, Weber and

Kulick threw strikes in the fifth and

10th frames worth $100 each, rais-

ing a combined $1,300 for charity.

Kulick earned $800 for Project

Restoration to benefit victims of

Super Storm Sandy in New Jersey

while Weber generated $500 for St.

Joachim and St. Ann Care Service,

an organization that helps St. Louis

area homeless people get back on

their feet.

Mika Koivuniemi Wins Qatar Open,

Adds 19th Nation to International Titles ListBill Vint - PBA

PBA photo

Mika Koivuniemi now holds titles in 19 different

countries.


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December 26 - 31, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER

HACKENSACK, NJ - High

School Senior John Draney

fired 685 to lead North Jersey

pow erhouse Hacken sack to its

second consecutive Boys Team

Title in the 2nd Annual

Crusader Classic at Bowler

City. The pre-season top ranked

Comets easily outdistanced

Jefferson and Paramus Catholic

with a 3035 three-game set,

finishing with a blistering

1120.

The Girls Title went to Holy

Angels behind the efforts of

senior Erin Lynch 240-579 and

jun ior Cla ris sa Hernandez 533 .

Runner-up last year, the Angels

were not to be denied this time

as the team posted 2485,

outscoring second place

Immaculate Heart 2358 and

third place Paramus Catholic

2287.

Other team scores: [Boys]

Lakeland 2639, Westwood

2439, Pascack Valley 2405,

Bergen Tech 2400, DePaul

2378, Fair Lawn 2316, St

Joseph 2236, Northern

Highlands 2127, Mahwah

2010, Leonia 1990, Garfield

1934 and Ramapo 1793.

[Girls]: Hackensack 2109,

Bergen Tech 1916, Lakeland

1880, Northern Highlands

1819, Teaneck 1817 and

Mahwah 1798.

Other individual highs: [Boys]

Joe Malyack [DePaul] 674, Rob

Gilbert, Jr [Hackensack] 664,

Mike Staples [Jefferson] 621,

Justin Garcia [Hackensack] 616,

Tyler Knipping [Lakeland] 606

and Charlie Cisek [Lakeland]

606. [Girls] Nikki Vucak

[Paramus Catholic] 548,

Kathleen Blehl [Immaculate

Heart] 537, Nicole Hurler

[Immaculate Heart] 518,

Anastasia DeLeon [Paramus

Catholic] 517 and Hope Miller

[Hackensack] 507.

John Draney and Erin Lynch Shine

In High School Crusader ClassicBy Vince Albrecht

Joe Cifrodella Wins Marathon

LODI, NJ - The scores were hot and heavy in the Goodbrothers 5

Game Handicap Marathon at Lodi Lanes, with a 299 from Jimm

Medina, a 290 from Tom Flynn, and a 279/278 combo by Dave Cahoon

Joe Cifrodella didn't shoot those, but a steady consistent stream o230's and 240's led him to the win and the $1,000 first prize. Flynn, wh

came in second for $700, walked off with over a grand taking the scratc

division.

Mike Guglielmino 749 at ParkwayELMWOOD PARK, NJ Mike Guglielmino led all pin attackers wit

scores of 211-279-259 for a strong 749 series to lead an active night of hig

scorers in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes

Mike Semancik Jr. rolled 255-712, Eddie Rojas 290-675, Ed Bakelaar S

235-672, Joe Leardo Jr. 245-663, Scott Dunning 266-657, Joe Meyers 242

656, and Joe Leardo 228-656.

PBA STAR CHRIS BARNES UNDERGOES GALL BLADDER SURGERYFormer PBA Player of the Year Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, will be home for the holidays afte

undergoing gall bladder removal surgery Tuesday, according to a Facebook note posted by his wife, Lynd

Barnes. The 14-time PBA Tour titlist had just returned home from the Qatar Open, where he finished 13th.Barnes had been experiencing abdominal pain recently, and an ultrasound performed upon his return iden

tified gall stones, Lynda Barnes reported. He was released from the hospital Thursday morning. Assuming n

complications, Barnes said he expects to participate in the fifth annual Chris Paul PBA League All-Star

fundraiser on Jan. 7 in Los Angeles.


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AT AMF WALLINGTON LANESBy Gloria Volpe

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS

Monday Night TriosTommy Muszynski came up with the high score of the night with a 279 game followed by Nick Kochell

264 252 243 759, Anthony Maisonet 259, Dave Cirkus 258, Chris Vitale 257 724, Jack Janko 250, Chris Vitale

248, our own Steve Ratkowski 245, Ray Muszynski 245, Sherry Wattenberg 244, Chris Ferrara 238, Mike

Kavangh 237, Sean Wendelken 236, Our own up and coming bowler Linda Rose 237 along with Mike

Kavanagh 237, Jose Corniel 235, Austin Masser and Joe Learo Jr. 235.

Tuesday Early 5-Man

Mike Cutola had the high score of 279, Mike Semancik 265, 257 was a hot number with Doug Weiler, Tom

Twist and Steve Mansfield all shooting 257, John Rebecky 245, Keith Schirmer 244, nino Polanco 242, Jerry

Ramirez 241, Bill Cappiello , Joe D Amico and Matt Dunning with 236.

Tuesday Bud Light 4 Man

Peter Polgar, Jason Rybak, Bob Kozma all had a nice high game for the night posting 268. Jeremy Rybak

and Bruc Radigan each rolled 267-741, Jerry Ramirez 265, Mike Covello, Jeff DiDomenico, Tom Twist and

Sejin Uh all had 258, Tom Twist finished the night adding a 257 for a 751 set.

Public Safety

Kenny Lee is the head liner again with his 278 I guess fatherhood is agreeing with him. Bill Zika had a nice

259, Bobby Truppner had 2 nice games rolling a 244 and a 241 en route to a 659 series. Jeff Lehbrink bowled

a 241, Tito Jackson 235, Dennis Figueroa 225 along with Mike Smith.

Adult Leagues

Monday Early Birds: Kevin Bradley 278-655,

Mike Riley 244-629; Ed Hardy 243; Ken George226; Judy Larick 201-483, Frances Haines 184-466;

Betty Hessler 182; Leeann Chervnsik 166-489

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Gene Pukas 278-

687, Matthew Wood 258, Daivd Martorana 255, PJ

Adams 245, Nichole Spratford 259-664, Carol

Fischer 225-629, Sandy Turner 214-617, Morgan

Dunlap 207

Morris Hills Mixed: Bob McClaughan 190-504,

Andy Romo 171-459, Bill Woodbury 158-432, Sal

Antoniello 155, Beth Williams 197-505, Marie Romo

172, Nancy Kolbusch 162, Jeanne Moscella 159

Rockaway Women: Marybeth Kanouse 222-513,

Lois Kehmna 207-577, Susan Chillemi 192-496,

Kathy Bradley 191, Tammy Baldwin 190, AnnetteRossi 187, Claudia Lupfer 169, Tracy OLeary 168

Rockaway Foursome: Ed Cook 237-636, Peter

Furio 235; George Dakak Jr. 234, Joe Serico 226-

628, Liesl Apgar 226-613, Joyce Hulbert 212-592,

Rosa Bono 201, Barbara Domino 200-548, Liza

DiNapoli 526

Rockaway Mixed: Bob Olsead 255-685, Jim Testa

248-630, Lee Johnson 236-598, Tom Colucci 226-

593, Kristina Arocho 279-744, Keri May 216-618,

Lynne Coleman 214-573, Nidia Haneveld 214-563

Friday Nite Mens: Ricky Exner 269-727, James

Lindsay 264-695, Brandon Draughn 246-640, Chris

Morris 243-game, Manuel Matia 234, Ken George

226, Frank Gumka 224

Friday Tri-Mixed: Daryl Frank 177-509, Mike

Svetik 167-454, Fred Driver 164-470, Michelle

Halko 159-457, Joann Mossi 150-436, Amy Caselli

119-334

Spanish American Mixed: Jim Westergaard 268-

689. Tyrone Waal 267-736, Beny Nieves 258-671,

Lynne Coleman 225-627

Fox Hills Seniors: Arch Seamans 207-game, Rick

martone 199-519, Louis Ecanosti 197, Pearl Truab

Johnson 163-461, Rich Martone 199-519, Louis

Ecanosti 197-524, Marilyn Forte 152-404

PBA Experience bowled on changing PBA lane

conditions: Allen Apgar 279-619, Rob Sperling 226-

584, Larry Timpson 223-554, Ken Yokobosky 213-

557, Scott Van Syckle 212-577, Gary Malone 211-

577, Tom Lulewicz 204, Tim Panek 199

NorBu Lodge: Bill Karpack 236-644, Chris Bakos

234-612, John Jenkins 209, Darlene Krzanowski

195-510, Lynn Perry 181-516, Darsy Baadshaug 178

Friday Put Togethers: Geno McCroy 237, Fred

Driver 208-567, Daryl Frank 181, Michelle Halko

188-508, Joann Mossi 150-388, Amy Caselli 136-575

AT OCEANMatt Russo 764LAKEWOOD, NJ Matt Russo

topped the scoring in the SaturdayScratch Trio League firing games

of 269-226-269 for a high series of

764.

Kenny Ryan rolled 224-246-

257-727, Jared Stuart 231-238,

Tyler Wolfe, Ryan Klem, and

Curtis Pachtinger 236, Shaun

Dillon 234, Noah Zawadzky and

Justin Savers 233, Brandan

Williams, and Sydney Scelfo 223,

McKenna Collier 220, Karsyn

Lukosius 214, and Brandy Collins

210.

Cullen Asaro,

Craig Rossi 224

LAKEWOOD, NJ CullenAsaro and Craig Rossi each fired a

high game of 224 in the Saturday

Junior Classic League.

Robert Guzman shot 220-205,

Andrew Lazarchick 205, Nicole

Aumack 204, John Boughton 202,

Billy Riley 196, and Alex Lauren

Zano 192.

Joey Tedesco 201LAKEWOOD, NJ In the

Saturday Pin Hitters League Joey

Tedesco shot 201, Joey Schamber

159, Livia Spalluto 140, Sean

Hasmiller 129, and Angel

Gonzalez Jr. 128.

AT PLAZACharles Wilfong 682MADISON, NJ Charl

Wilfong led the scoring in thThursday Mixed League firing

256 game for a high series of 68

Thomas Litland rolled 202, an

Diane Sinclair 201.

Lisa Gibbons rolled 216, Fra

Schneiderman 197, and Jack

Barnum 189 in the Women

League.

Tony Evans 667MADISON, NJ Tony Evan

led the Tuesday 400 Double

rolling a 264 for a high 667 serie

Dave Hanft shot 227-608, an

Jimmy Granato 213.

In the Monday Nite Ladies Leagu

Beth van Ness shot 216, Jodi Be

194, and Karin Sainato 189.

Victor Pitra 643MADISON, NJ Victor Pit

rolled 231-643, Billy Piccola 22

631, Bruce Sanfilippo and Gar

Keller 222, and Greg Vogler rolle

600 in the Livingston Busine

Mens League.

Danny Tanelli 233MADISON, NJ Danny Tanel

paced the scoring in th

Junior/Major Breakfast Leagu

tossing the high game of 233.

Tyler Bongo shot 222, Robe

Dobler 221, and Janny Wagema

192.


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For more information please call Coram Country or Farmingdale Lanes.


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AT FARMINGDALE LANESJoe Giammarino, Jr. 298

FARMINGDALE, NY Joe

Giammarino, Jr. topped the scor-ing in the Wednesday Mens

League firing a high game of

298.

Sean Mott shot 267, Anthony

Gatterdam 267-258-722, Frank

Magro 258, Brian Bealie 258-

226, Ellen Moorehead 257-247,

Marco Caramico 255, Mac

McNally 230-254-215-698, Paul

Mazza 252, Vernon Brown 248,

Muggs Law 247-232-242-721,

Mike Maisono 247-225, BJ

Fuller 246-238-703, Joe Inzirillo

246, and Steve Brandt 245.

Craig Bogart 717

FARMINGDALE, NY CraigBogart led the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League fir-

ing games of 247-266-204 for a

high series of 717.

Jeremy Schuster rolled 248-

214-254-716, Joe Panariello 236,

Paul Burns 226-618, and Rainer

Lattier 223.

Lloyd Hasluck 685FARMINGDALE, NY Lloyd

Hasluck led the scoring in theWednesday Party League firing

games of 223-248-214 for a high

series of 685.

Eric Vazquez rolled 234-215-651,

David Brand 238, Mike Marrazzo

237, and Katie Rahner 234.

Ralph Ehrlich 665FARMINGDALE, NY Ralph

Ehrlich paced the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League

firing games of 258-222 for a high

series of 665.

Dan Leddy rolled 238-220-655,

Bert Messina 237-236-659, George

Crenshaw 248-212-650, Jim

Tortorice, Jr. 225-222-647, ShariKessler 223-204, Christine

Pendegrast 214, and Linda

Stephanopoulos 205.

Ron Demuth 664FARMINGDALE, NY Ron

Demuth led the scoring in theThursday Goodtimers League fir-

ing games of 279-244 for a high

series of 664.

Howie Garfinkel rolled 253-

226-647, Steve Butera 257-216-

635, John Tiska 237, Ken

Tamburrino 230, Pat Berardino

and Donan Bertuglia 208.

Bill Kremlicka 662FARMINGDALE, NY Bill

Kremlicka led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firing

games of 247-231 for a high series

of 662.

Victor Cassano shot 230-642,

Don Price 236-640, Joe Kotowicz238, and Mike Kremlicka 235.

Jerry Hoeler rolled 204, Joe

LiVolsi 203, and Bill Platania 201

in the Friday Sunshine Kids

League.


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December 26 - 31, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 7

WEDNESDAY MIXED

On the Mens end we have Terry Boyle whoshot a 267 game and a 663 series; Kevin Sullivan

followed with a 259 game and a 654 series;

George Benzola Sr. came through with a 257

game; John Howarth bowled a 256 game and a

710 series; Jason Grim followed with a 255 game

and a 713 series; Les Forrai bowled a 729 series;

Salvatore Panzarella threw a 707 series; Keith

Benenati finished with a 691 series; RobBenenati came through with a 677 series; Joe

Gavin bowled a 659 series; Bruce Skellington

shot a 656 series; On the Womans end we have

Maria Price who shot a 235 game and a 643

series and Jill Dibari bowled a 221 game and a

611 series.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESBy Michelle Wright

FRIDAY MIXED

On the Mens end we have JohnLabau who shot a 300 game and a 732

series; Paul Smith followed with a 288

game and a 689 series; Chris

Mastrantuono threw a 280 game and a

661 series; Tony Depperman came

through with a 269 game and a 709

series; Brian Leighow followed with a

258 game and a 718 series; Birdman

McCormick threw a 255 game and a

661 series; John Hodge shot a 720

series; Alex Bogolubsky came through

with a 686 series; James Kein followed

with a 676 series and Ed Rasa finished

with a 657 series; On the Womans end

we have Christina Kenny 242 game

and a 638 series; Gina Lella came

through with a 224 game and a 584series and Maggie Cosby came in with

two 215 games and a 624 series

TUESDAY MEN

Eric Paulson came through with a

273 game and a 684 series; John

Curcio shot a 268 game and a 653

series; Kairaba Paterson threw a 676

series; Michael Piscatelli came through

with a 656 series and Eric Paulson Jr.

finished with a 651 series.

SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED

On the Mens end we have ArthOConner who shot a 288 and a 26

game and a 778 series; John Fran

followed with a 268 game and a 72

series; Rich Rothmansky cam

through with a 258 game; Jarv

Skellington chimed in with a 25

game also and ended with a 65

series; Rob Lellig and Ray Wol

both came in with a 256 gam

Matthew Stanisic threw a 704 serie

Jason Simonetti came through with

684 series; Anthony Phillips threw

671 series and Yosh Novichone

bowled a 660 series; On th

Womans end we have Michel

Montgoris came in with a 249 gam

and a 644 series; Nacy Karish camthrough with a 215 and a 212 gam

and a 624 series; Ginny Herman fo

lowed with a 213 game and Lau

Minnig threw a 210 game

V.S. PAL

Stefania Cuomo came through with

221 and a 213 game and a 585 serie

and Maria Lucent finished with a 51

series.


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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

In the Monday Seniors: Joe Marsiello 223,

206, Michael Sala 221, 204-625, Bob Haskin

210, Fred Tavarelli 201, Louise Rauch 212.

In the Monday LIA: Peter Taormina 278,

Brian Sulzbach 278, 257-772, Brian Selwin

277, Gary Campanelli 268, Chris Schnepp

258, Shawn Blessinger 712-267, April Rucci

224,220, Jen Zappolo 213,212, Ed Werbeck

279,716, Seth Marcus 268, Marlo Weissman

234.

In the Tuesday Early Birds: Christine

Kempf 230, KDiane Parziale 213, 213, 203,

Anne Zajack 208, Jenn Dlorio 202, 220,

Karen Bernardo 234, 223-625, Ginger

Keinath 215, Dana Brust 203.

In the Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Joe

Macaluso 210, Ed Born 204, Cappy

Caporusso 203, 226, 202, 202-630, Pat

Bresnahan 207, Bob Archer 203, TinaDeLemps 203.

In the Young @ Heart Seniors: Pete

Thomasefsky 226, 214-645; 248, 233-683,

Bob Haskin 212, Bob Ssandkuhl 204, 217,

Richie Coyer 204, Rocky Torrieri 203, Nancy

222, Ray Wilson 218.

In the Thursday Hits and Misses: Jim

Fenimore 256, Jerry Packard 243, Jimmy

Moore 236, Brian Beale 235,701.

In the Thursday Charles McShane: E

Werbeck 278, Paul Thivierge 277, Josep

Mormando 266, Keith Pappas 266, Stev

Miller Sr. 265, Pete Cornell 257, RyaWeinstein 257.

In the Friday Astoria Federal Men: Mik

Clark 289,279,770, William Ramos 26

Anthony Gatterdam 246, Neal Krys 238.

In the Friday Hockey Fans: Nic

Terracciano 255,247, Jim DiStefano 25

Ronnie Simon 243, Miyuki Yoshida-Hay 22

In the Saturday Parrrot Heads: Joh

Cunningham Jr. 280,756, Ed Doy

247,245,703.

In the Sunday AM Trios: Chris Go

288,256,719, Iceman Risi 279, Keith Heng

268-279, Dave Diamond 267,256,75Luciano Gaglione 257,255, Erik Snow 25

Swifty Catapano 280, Mike Brill 278,73

Ed Stadtlander 259, Eddie Norton 25

Frank Yodice Jr. 255.

In the BK Sweeneys: Mike Gregorio 25

686, Joe McLaughlin 242, Nick Godosis 23

Joe Pascalli 258, Jeff Miller 240, Ric

ONeill 238.

AT SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES

John Roam 765HOPELAWN, NJ John Roam topped the

scoring in the Middlesex County Classic

League firing games of 247-228-290 for ahigh series of 765.

Ryan Branson rolled 226-279-257-762,

Anselmo Roque 217-295-230-742, Jason

Paro 266-245-201-712, Rami Ahmed 279-

236-707, Kevin Shields 268-213-221-702,

Scott Porto 253-248-698, Cesar Galloza 220-

257-676, and Joe Plescia 233-218-223-674.

In the Bank League John Sidorko rolled 245-

624. Brent Evans shot 216, Maryann Todd 179.

Rob DOnofrio 746HOPELAWN, NJ Rob DOnofrio topped

the scoring in the Madison Park Mens

League firing games of 245-245-256 for a

high series of 746.

Steven Baum, Jr. hit 201-279-264-744,

Matthew Manenty 248-224-239-711, Willie

Zammitto 202-259-247-708, Paulo Toy 238-

248-679, Ed Kurylo 269-204-202-675,

Michael Consiglio 230-228-201-659, and

Danny Kropf 234-268-656.

Gabe Ferrari 756HOPELAWN, NJ Gabe Ferrari moppe

the maples to lead the Raritan Bay Men

League firing games of 247-267-242 for high series of 756.

Travis Tilley rolled 216-268-257-741, Stev

Venito 237-231-239-707, Paulo Toy 247-23

216-699, Jim Bini 262-223-213-698, Ange

Fallacaro, Jr. 211-275-211-697, and Jaim

Mugnone 213-243-217-673.

Michael Morris 716HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Morris toppe

the scoring in the NJ Turnpike League firin

games of 280-237 for a high series of 716.

Caferino Rivera shot 244-612, Larry Clark

237, and Joyce Ellison 192.

In the Merck League John Strauss shot 21

253-637, Jimmy Griffin 222-224, Andre

Siarkiewicz and Bob Zullo, Sr. 217, and Mik

Eglesia 213.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts League Don E

Hellhake topped the leader board rolling 27

614, Don M. Hellhake 201-214, Rolanc

Vazquez 213, and Bill Aker, Jr. 193.

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December 26 - 31 2012 Sports Reporter