December 5 - 11, 2012 Sports Reporter

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BROOKLYN, NY - Maple host-

ed it 4th 9-Pin Tap Tournament

recenty and added Marc Avena to

its history of "real 300" bowlers as

he posted his 1st career 300.

Tournament winners were

Jeremiah Readie and Mindy

Joseph.

Michael Brus III 300 at Majestic

Marc Avena Rolled a 300 Game in

Tournament Play at Maple Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael Brus

III topped the scoring in the

Madison Park Mens League at

Majestic Lanes firing games of 205-

300-213 for a high series of 718.

Javier Ramos rolled 246-211-

232-709, Matthew Manenty 223-

279-693, Michael Consiglio 249-

209-228-686, Eric Velazquez 224-

247-670and Jessica Medoro 217.

Nick Klager 300 at Coram CountryCORAM, NY - Nick Klager shot

a 300 in the Monday Night Toss-

ups Mixed League at Coram

Country Lanes and Mark Klein

came real close to perfect with 299.

Doug Dwyer shot a 290 in

High Rollers Mens League on

Thursday and Rich Simeone shot a

254 in our Leisure Glen Seniors.

Aaron Fox, a junior bowler,

shot a 278 en route to a 723 in the

Sunday Family Affair league fol-

lowed by Drew Esposito also a

junior posting a 277.

ROCKAWAY, NJ - George

Dakak Jr. tossed a 300 game in a707 set but it was Donal Bryant

with his 299 game that took high

series honors with a 782 while

contesting in the Rockaway

Foursome League at Rockaway

LanesPeter Furio bowled 254-719,

Joan Dakak 218-589, Lisa

DiNapoli 212-619, and Rosa Bono

197-522

George Dakak Jr. Blasted a 300,

Donal Bryant 299-782 at Rockaway

Las Vegas, Nev. Amateur George Gohagan III of

Roswell, Ga., defeated Shannon Pluhowsky of Kettering,

Ohio, on the fourth shot in a one-ball sudden death roll off,

10-9, after they tied at 224-224, to win the Professional

Bowlers Association All Region South Point Open at South

Point Bowling Center on Saturday, Nov. 10. The players

threw three matching strikes in the roll-off before Gohagan

broke the tie on the fourth attempt.

In a companion event held in conjunction with the GEICO

PBA World Series of Bowling IV, amateur Adam Ishman of

Las Vegas and Barrett defeated amateur Raul Rosales of El

Monte, Calif. and Michael Haugen Jr. of Carefree, Ariz.,

502-459, to win the PBA West Region Member/Non-

Member Doubles on Sunday.

Gohagan, who earned $3,500, defeated Englands Dom

Barrett, 300-298, in a nail-biting semifinal round to advance

to the title match while Pluhowsky ousted Tom Daugherty ofWesley Chapel, Fla., 247-236, in the other semifinal match.

The All Region South Point Open included two other stun-

ning matches, both involving the finalists. Barrett won his

best-of-three-game Round of 8 match against Kyle Troup of

Taylorsville, N.C., by winning an 11-ball sudden death roll-

off after they tied a 280-280 in game two. Both players threw

10 strikes in a row before Troup left a pin standing on his 11th

attempt.

Gohagan and Ron Nelson Jr. of Bridgeview, Ill., battled to

a 300-300 tie in the second game of their best-of-five Round

of 16 match, and each then threw three strikes in the roll-off

before Gohagans fourth strike eliminated Nelsons seven-

count. Gohagan went on to win the contest, 3-2, with a 268-

253 win in game five.

In the doubles event, first-time partners Ishman and Barrett

earned $4,400. They eliminated Chris Klerk of Chandler,

Ariz. and Martin Larsen of Sweden, 485-461, in the semifi-

nal round while Rosales and Haugen edged Vince Wood of

Moreno Valley, Calif. and Eddie VanDaniker Jr. of

Chatsworth, Calif., 438-434, in their semifinal round match.The All Region South Point Open drew an international

field of 157 competitors while the Member/Non-Member

Doubles drew a field of 66 teams.

Joe Goertz Memorial Junior Gold Scholarship Bowling Tournament at Ocean Lanes

Georgias George Gohagan III

Wins PBA All Region South Point Open

Ishman and Barrett team up for Member/Non-Member Doubles Crown

LAKEWOOD, NJ - The Joe Goertz Memorial Junior Gold

Scholarship Bowling Tournament contested at Ocean Lanes

is actually two tournaments in one. The first being a hand-

icapped junior tournament, with a girls and boys division.

The boys handicap division first five places were Robbie

Guzman with a 682 scratch series and a 727 handicap series.

Second place was Noah Zawadzky 695, third was Ryan

Pitcher 689, and tied for fourth and fifth were John

Boughton 681 and Andrew Lazarchick 681. The girls hand-

icap division was won by Allyson Taureck with a scratch

series of 545 and a 707 handicap series. Second place was

Alexandria Laurenzano 688, third place Paige Peters 686,

fourth was Katie Hagan 674 and fifth was Abigail Hulse

656.

The second part of the tournament is a scratch one division

sport shot NEC pattern in which 4 games are bowled and the

top 16 move to a double elimination tournament with win-

ner and loser brackets.

The top 16 moving to the finals in order of finish for the

first 4 games were: First Matt Russo with a 787 followed by

Amber MacLeod 753, Shawn Kollmer 726, Leanne Reed

726, Shaun Dillon 703, Lauren Hoffman 703, Jessica

Zalewski 698, Domenick Luongo 681, Victoria Boughton

673, Matt Clark 665, Faith Meder 663, Tyler Wolfe 662,

Steven Kotowski 659, Amanda Romano 658, Don Kane 657

and Mike Melillo 647. Seven of the top 16 this year were

girls in the scratch competition.

After the first elimination set Melillo, Romano, Meder

and Clark were eliminated, thus tied for 13th. In the next set

Luongo, Wolfe, Reed and Kane were eliminated thus finish-

ing 9th. In the winners bracket Kollmer beat Russo and

Hoffman beat Zalewski and in the elimination match

MacLeod defeated Kotowski and Boughton defeated Dillon.

This was followed by Russo eliminating MacLeod and

Boughton defeating Zalewski. Kollmer then defeated

Hoffman in the winners bracket and Russo eliminated

Boughton. In the semi-finals Matt Russo then defeated

Lauren Hoffman to set up a rematch of Shawn Kollmer vs.

Matt Russo. Russo took the final two games from Kollmer

to win the championship. The top five positions were Matt

Russo, Shawn Kollmer, Lauren Hoffman, Victoria Boughton

and with a fifth place tie between Jessica Zalewski and

Amber MacLeod. The junior gold positions were won by

Victoria Boughton for the girls and Shawn Kollmer for the

boys.

HACKENSACK, NJ - In the

Tuesday 6:30 4-man there was not

one, but a pair of 300 games as

Craig Born and Jon Masur both hit

300. Born to complete a 716 series

and Masur to complete a 743

series.

That's not to say that there

weren't other good scores as Jae-

san Santander rolled 764 for ses-

sion high series followed by Greg

Rucker with a 705, Tom Fojtlin

731, Mike Brenner Sr. 705, Mason

Getto 725 and Frank Ghyliotti 753.

In another session John Carmody

tossed 740, Joey Verace 720, Jason

Plump 713, Nick LaBruna 712,

David Schwartz 710, Fred

Staniewicz 707, and Dennis

Hudson rolled a 700.

Craig Born, Jon Masur 300 at Bowler City


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2 SPORTS REPORTER December 5 - 11, 2012

If you're still looking for a

Christmas gift or any occasion

gift for that bowler on your list

the king is still a bowling ball.

A bowling ball used to be alifetime object with a similar

guarantee. It was often passed

on to relatives, friends and

other bowlers. Seldom was it

tossed away and still rates high

in the things stored away in

closets, garages, attics and

basements.

Bowling balls don't last as

long as they used to but they

still last close to forever. The

compositions are softer and

wear easier but everything is

relative. Pros change bowling

balls as much as they change

socks and might use a ball for a

few games or a few months and

in very rare cases, a f ew years.

But a pro bowls as many games

in a week as the average

bowlertosses in a year.

Long before it became com-

mon for bowlers to have more

than a handy bowling ball or

two, hall of famer Bob

Strampe was way ahead of the

norm.

If pro bowlers could carry

them, they would have a differ-

ent ball for every lane." said

Strampe.

Today's pros and high aver-

age rollers, most of themexperts on bowling balls and

grips, their own, and every ball

arising from the experience

and imagination of those who

devote their lives to come up

with the perfect bowling ball,

will search forever.

Most bowlers have more

modest goals, a ball that's com-

fortable and helps them

improve their game a bit.

All approved bowling balls

are fine, but they are all differ-

ent, within United States

Bowling Congress specifica-tions. The outer surfaces vary

in hardness, as does the com-

position, inner weight blocks,

balance, total weight and color.

You don't have to know the

plus and minus factors of every

ball, but in buying a ball you

should seek the advice of some-

one who knows or can deter-

mine what is best for you.

It is not rocket science; it is

bowling science.

The weight of a ball is all

important and it is no back-

ward step to go to a lighter

ball, and many of the top pros

do not us a maximum weight of

16 pounds. Color of the ball is

the bowlers choice and these

days there are as many colors

for bowling balls as there are

for Christmas tree balls or

Easter eggs.

Make arrangements for a

bowling ball gift with a certifi-

cate or a blank ball that can be

changed later when the bowler

has a chance to spend some

time with the seller.

And with all the many scien-

tific and technical advances in

bowling balls, Teata Semiz, all

time great, makes no excusesfor his feeling for each new

bowling ball.

"Many times I didn't change

much at all, but a new ball

gives you a new outlook and a

new mental lift that can't be

matched." said Semiz.

Isn't that what gifts are all

about?

Email - [email protected] send mail to:

Kevin Macchia, Eric Grabusnik

Top Junior TravelersBy Vince Albrecht

HACKENSACK, NJ - Holiday IIs Kevin Macchia was this weeks

top scorer in the Stan Niemiec Youth Travel League with 236-650, but

it wasnt enough as his quartet fell to Boonton, 7-0. Propelling the vic-

tors into first place was Montville H.S. sophomore Karl Kattermann

whose 210-217-202-629 stretched his league deuce streak to eight and

lifted his average to 199. Teammates Pat Teshima and Justin

Puchalski overcame a rocky start with Pat posting closing games of

209 and 201 and Justin finishing with 224.

Bowler City I snared five points from Fair Lawn behind EricGrabusnik 247-630, Rob Gilbert, Jr. 212-200-604 and John Draney

210-586. Tops for Fair Lawn were Steven Plaszky 196-540, Tyler

Nappi 179 and Hunter Perry 176-173.

Nick Reyes 222-205-624, Pat Sucero 199-571 and young Louis

Ferrante 175 were keys to Bowler City IIIs 2751, third highest gross

set to date, in their surprising sweep of Holiday I which fell from the

top rung. Best posts from Holiday I were Brian Rizzi 219-572, Frank

Magyar 201 and Ana DeLeon 194.

Austin Bonacum finished with 263, the afternoons best single and

teammates Kyle Schellberg 193-556, Jon Mikal Sepero 184, and

Kristen Kane two strong better than average scores as Bowler City II

captured three games from Bowler City IV. The latters best efforts

came from Nick Ferrante 184, Alijah Jackson 170 and Caitlin Tombo

+30 middle game.

Montvale closed to within two points of second place Holiday I by

earning five points from the vacancy. Katie Didonato 164-476 and

Michaella Raab a closing +18 were highs for the victors.

AT RABS

Milton Eng 734STATEN ISLAND, NY Milton

Eng led the scoring in the

Getaway League firing games of


Ray Jonson shot 246-715,

Kenny Jacobs 257-669, Paul

Pendeich 257-666, Kevin Legg

246, Jamie Liga 232, and Roe

Belantonio 225.

Sean Markowitz 713STATEN ISLAND, NY Sean

Markowitz led the scoring in the

Mike Massaroli Memorial League

firing a 245 game for a high series

of 713.

Chris Leggio shot 269-712, Sal

Anaruma 219-704, Jimmy

Andruzzi 247-274-700, Mike

Barclay 268-243-692, Chris

Ponisi 683, Gene Barbato 246-

677, Rob Butler 662, Randy

Chapelle 256, Bob Jacobson 246,

and Anthony Manzione 244.

Howie Weiss 692STATEN ISLAND, NY Howie

Weiss led the scoring in the Senior

Mens Club firing games of 254-


Al Felline shot 223-211-623,

Tony Rubilotti 215-203, John

Castro 215, Chip Bonamo 211,

and Larry Yurman 201.

Neil Massa 676STATEN ISLAND, NY - Neil

Massa paced the scoring in the Pro

Shop Mixed League with a high

series of 676.

Joey Jew rolled 660, Alan

Callahan 247-652, Steven Popick257, Jette Gullo 233, and Jenny

Jew 213.

Jason Todaro 666STATEN ISLAND, NY Justin

Todaro led the scoring in the

Millenniium Fun League firing a

258 game for a high series of 666.

Rebecca Rakauskas hit 218-

216-628, Phil Karg 258, and

Nicholas Cadrado 245.


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December 5 - 11, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 3

ROCKAWAY ROLLERSMonday Early Birds: Jim Westergaard 265-606, Kevin Sikora 256-

637, Frank Grumka 234-628, Judy Rollnick 199-482, Karen Evangelista

186-488, Frances Haines 176-464.

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Heriberto Matias 289-803, Jason

Ringle 267 game, Bill Ratliff 257-625, Nichold Spratford 227-621,

Sandy Turner 222-571, Linda Barber 206-560.

Fox Hills Seniors: Daryl Frank 202-525, Robert Forte 193-485, Jerry

Lattner 189-, Helen Loverro 156-426, Bernadete Melmold 155, Donna

Mathews 152.

Morris Hills Mixed: Bill Hamilton 188-450, Jay Taormina 177-458,

Bill Woodbury 169-435, Jeanne Moscella 166-437, Pam Antoniello 165-

463, Violet Indyk 157-414.

Rockaway Women: Dorothy Roff 196-494, Lois Kehmna 189-498,

Collen Boyd 180-474, Susan Chillemi 173 game.

Rockaway Foursome: George Dakak Jr. 279-712, Donald Bryant

275-736, Joe Serico 247-667, Joe Kentos 245 game, Joyce Hulbert 226-

561, Carol Sementa 212-(75 pins over average).

NorBu Lodge: Bill Karpack 277-687, Chris Bakos 245-648, Al

Higgins 202 game, Marie Vantreuren 187, Lynn Perry 187-498, Helen

Titus 180, Stacey Titus 180.

Thursday Nite Mixed: Scott Struble 267; Colin Beasty 265-639,

Mike Ireton 257-605, Dori Tingoli 257-652, Nidia Haneveld 221-602,

Tami Mehesy 201-539.

Lake Hiawatha A.C.: Jaren Lopez 279; Jack Safkan 277-747, Doug

Batsch 257, Ray Smith 257, Ben Mayer 256-677, Maryann Abasto 146

Rockaway Mixed: Tom Colucci 257-650; Bob Olstead 233; Darern

Zarillo 228, Dennis Nielsen 227, Lynn Coleman 223-581; NicoleMalson 220-622; Donna Sodano 216-631, Keri May 203.

Friday Nite Mens: Chris Morris 290-650; James Stiles 248-657,

James Lindsay 235-605, Kevin Sikora 230; Heriberto Matias 227-631,

William Landrum 224; Frank Grumka 222.

Friday Put Togethers: Geno McCroy 188-532; Daryl Frank 179-467,

Fred Driver 176-467, Michelle Halko 211-579, Joann Mossi 177-467,

Amy Caselli 155-385.

Spanish American Mixed: Robert Soto 240-602, Heriberto Matias

236-626, Tyrone Waal 226 game, Jesus Cruz 226 game.

LODI LANES

LEADERS

Wednesday Nite LiveRyan Michalski 277- 677;

John Seoane 248 669 ; Keith

McLeod - 242; Brian Creeley -

673

Thursday Survivors TriosPercy Remulla 278 - 641;

Michael Calabrese 244 - 665;John Seoane 234 - 651; Cheryl

Moe - 222

Filipino / American

Joel Martinez 279; Chris

Carbode 278 762; Thomas

Twist III 269 762; Rick

Guevarra 755; Joely Carillo 276

-235-235 746; Lenalu Ontal

221- 641


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"I have not failed,

I've just found ten thousand ways that won't work."

Thomas Edison

PIN POUNDING

AT PLAZA

PBAS 2012-13 ESPN COVERAGE

BEGINS ON DECEMBER 9The finals of the World Tenpin Bowling Associations Bayer

Advanced Aspirin World Bowling Tour mens and womens finals, pre-

sented by the PBA, will be the first in a series of 16 telecasts extending

through April 7. The two-hour combined mens and womens show will

air on Sunday, Dec. 9, at 1 p.m. ET.

The next five Sundays in a row will feature GEICO PBA World Series

of Bowling IV finals, all 90-minute programs airing at 1 p.m. ET. The

Alka Seltzer Plus Cold Cheetah Championship airs on Dec. 16, the

Viper Championship on Dec. 23, the Chameleon Championship on Dec.

30, the Bowlers Journal Scorpion Championship on Jan. 6, and the PBA

World Championship on Jan. 13.Each ESPN telecast will be preceded by a special pre-game show on

PBAs online bowling channel, Xtra Frame, and each will feature a post-

game show on Xtra Frame with an interview with the tournament win-

ner. For Xtra Frame subscription information, visit pba.com and look for

the Xtra Frame logo.

AT OCEAN LANESMichael BrennanLAKEWOOD, NJ - Michael Brennan led the scoring in the Saturday

Junior Classic League firing games of 248-201-182 for a high series of

631.

Kimberly Zalewski shot 222, Brian Lash 220-213, Christine Jones

216-204, Michael Schubert 207, Austin Daddato 201, Andrew

Lazarchick 199, Alex laurenzano 192, and Angela Kozma, Cathy Jones,

and Paige Peters 191.

Joey TedescoLAKEWOOD, NJ - In the Saturday Pin Hitters League Joey Tedesco

hit 182-145, Livia Spalluto 177, Angel Gonzalez 143, Amber Hauser

133, Hannah Foray 122, Sean Hassmiller 115, Anthony Tedesco 109,

Madison Zilinski 108, and Caylin Ryan 102.

Joe Leardo Jr 755

At Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ Joe

Leardo Jr. led all pin attackers

with scores of 278-222-255 for a

strong 755 series to lead an active

night of high scorers in the

Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling

League, at Parkway Lanes.

Victor Miranda rolled a nice

series with 258-713, followed by

Carole DeGroot with 259-687,Dennis Hofmann 225-670, Mike

Guglielmino 249-655, Rob

Roman 247-654, Matt Dunning

258-654, and Ed Bakelaar Sr. 237-

651.

Shapiro, Bednarik 299MADISON, NJ - Brett Shapiro

and Rick Bednarik each rolled 299

games in the CMIL League.

Joe Borowic and Mitch

Weinberg tossed 289, Jack Milen

748, Dave Krivak 747, JenniferDunklin 242-646, Jennifer Drury

234, and Emily Evanko 219.

Trevor Bogert 286MADISON, NJ - Tervor Bogert

topped the scoring in the Pat

Martinelli Friday Classic League

firing a high game of 286.

Anthony Parisi rolled 278-684,

Toney Evans 266, Wayne Dyback

721, Brett Shapiro 680, and

Jennifer Drury 216.

In the Ladies League Heather

Sweeney rolled 225, Cindy

Heinemeyer 203, and Elaine

Wilson 188.

Rich Galante 714MADISON, NJ Rich Galantepaced the scoring in the

Wednesday Trio League firing a

high series of 714.

Harry Franz rolled 265-710,

Oren warter 265, and Larry Gallo

257-679.

In the Morris County Police &

Fire League Bob Newell and

Anthony Pratts shot 235, Tony

Romano 216, Matt Mucci 609,

and Jim Landers 602.


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AT FARMINGDALE LANESKeith Battale 290FARMINGDALE, NY Keith

Battale led the Thursday 3-Man

League firing a high game of 290.

Jeremy Schaffer rolled 265-

246-279-790, Frank Miller 274-

268-235-777, Bob Gelfant 280-

213-258-751, Dan Levin 268-246-

718, John McHugh 259, ToM

Schneider 258-247-704.

Mike Herman 716FARMINGDALE, NY Mike

Herman led the Thursday

Goodtimers League firing 214-


Mike Garfinkel hit 231, Steve

Butera 221, Mike Bagnato 220,

Pat Berardino 224-213-611, and

Wendy Magliato 200.

Joe Johnson 275FARMINGDALE, NY Joe

Johnson paced the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League firing a

high game of 275.

Howie Delman rolled 266-657,

Bryan Berg 247-657, Lucas Zito

241-651, Willie Cunningham 219-

226-210-655, Regina Collins 257and Clay Hunt tossed a 238.

Ed Conlon 706FARMINGDALE, NY Ed

Conlon led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds firing 267-

236 for a high series of 706.

Edward Brown rolled 264-236-

704, Newt Winston 263-234, Greg

Herzing 259-248-721, Vernon

Brown 258-222, Jonnae Greaves

247-682, Pat Berardino 240-227-

612, Doreen Wildner 210-205,

Nicole Catapano and LouisaSistrunk 204.

Billy Grieb 695FARMINGDALE, NY Billy

Grieb led the Tuesday Nite Owls

League firing games of 259-214-


Billy Kremlicka hit 266, Rafael

Santos 209-246-217-672, Kim

Falcone 243, and Victor Cassano

236-227-635.

Bill Snyder rolled a 212 game

and Mike Coakley hit 205 in the

Sunday Adult/Junior. ScholarshipLeague.


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December 5 - 11, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 7

CUSTOM THUMBZ DOUBLES

On the Mens end we have Carl Clory who shot a

280 and a 267 game and a 783 series; Leroy

Singletary followed with a 278 game; Kenny

Harrison also shot a 278 game but finished with a 703

series; John Khantzian kept up also with a 278 game

and a 708 series; Troy McMillian came through with

a 268 and two 266 games to make a 731 series; Joe

Conigliaro threw a 268 game and a 736 series and

Lou Cisario came in with a 258 game; Terry Sussman

finished with a 725 series; Dave Goldman Camethrough with a 709 series.

On the Womans end we have Vonetta Jolliffe came

in with a 236 game and a 548 series

TUESDAY MENS

Michael Piscatelli came through with a 261 game;

Kairaba Paterson shot a 278 game; Dan Russo came

through with a 268 game and a 697 series; Eric

Paulson Jr threw a 734 series; Anthony Bruno fin-

ished with a 681 series; Scott Sexton shot a 661

series; Joe Mazza finished with a 660 series; Russ

Brodsky followed with a 655 series and Jonathan

Berghorn came through with a 653 series

RVC 4-MAN CLASSIC

Nick Colonna came through with a 279 and a 254

game and a 746 series; Bob Thorne followed with a

267 game and a 703 series; Howie Tarr threw a 266

game; Tommy Winchell came in with a 257 game

and a 700 series; Robert Froehlich shot a 255 game

and a 723 series; Brad Cammarano came through

with a 279 and a 258 game and a 762 series; Warren

Brown threw a 267 game and a 669 series; Bill Koste

chimed in with a 257 game; Jose Zambrano bowled a

267 game and a 676 series; Christian Cabral shot a266 game and a 705 series; Yosh Novichonek came in

with a 258 game and a 718 series; Matthew Rose

came through with a 256 game; Joe Conigliaro came

through with a 254 game and a 721 series; Anthony

Cimino also threw a 721 series; Jimmy Mitchell fol-

lowed with a 708 series; Bob Steppe Jr finished with

a 699 series; Tom Riccobono threw a 689 series; John

Hodge bowled a 703 series; Bob Schmid nailed a 692

series; Brian Evans finished with a 683 series;

Dwight Flowers came through with a 703 series;

Jeremy Slade threw a 690 series and Pete Slavska

polished it off with a 668 series

ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESBy Michelle Wright


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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICEric Velazauez 785HOPELAWN, NJ Eric Velazauez led the scoring in the Madison Park Mens League firing

games of 257-265-263 for a high series of 785.

Javier Ramos rolled 267-245-265-777, Michael Consiglio 257-269-203-729, Frank

Sciarabba 244-243-232-719, Eric Oppenheimer 237-279-201-717, and Tom Martino, Jr. 2462-

56-215-717.

Angelo Fallacaro, Jr. 755HOPELAWN, NJ Angelo Fallacaro, Jr. topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens

League firing games of 279-299 for a high series of 755.

Glenn Mohr rolled 266-735, Rocco Fortunao 217-224-280-721, Nelson Alves 235-254-225-

714, Steve Veniti 246-205-258-709, Dena Simon 248-204-252-704, Sean Zeleniak 223-237-234-694, Rich Choinacki 257-238-694, Travis Tilley 229-219-243-691, and Joe Lampaiello

224-219-222-665.

John Roam 730HOPELAWN, NJ John Roam topped the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 247-238-245 for a high series of 730.

John Kertesz shot 248-228-246-722, Jason Paro 236-234-246-716, Anselmo Roque 236-

228-245-709, Eric Brown 244-202-254-700, Glenn Mohr, Jr. 227-211-259-697, Larry

Caggiano 237-268-695, Travis Tilley 242-200-251-693, Kyle Olesko 226-244-214-684, Chris

Testa 222-214-245-681, and Cesar Galloza 244-236-678.

Kyle Jannuzzi 715HOPELAWN, NJ - Kyle Jannuzzi led the scoring in the Garden State Mixed League firing


Barry Bailey rolled 210-279-679, Richard Bienvenue 209-202-225-636, Michael Ramer

207-236-633, Alberto Tadeo 232-223-612, and Sharon Ramer 204.

R. Fortunato 713

HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco Fortunato led the scoring in the Academy Madness League firinggames of 258-233-222 for a high series of 713.

Don Anione rolled 210-233-211-654, Dan DeBenedetto 231-213-206-650, Tom Poulos 248,

and Mary Ellen Oehler 217.

Paul Harney 711HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Harney led the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League firing


Joseph Krupinski rolled 211-246-200-657, Brian Vicidomini 247-216-618, Bill Venezia

240-616, and Peter Marinello 257.

In the Thursday Nite Mixed League Rollin E. Ball rolled 205-257-642, Matt Cestone 256-

637, Vinny Medvetz 212-245-625, Jim MacBride 257-203-621, and Judy MacBride 202.

Michael Morris 674HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Morris led the scoring in the NJ Turnpike League firing games

of 206-235-233 for a high series of 674.

Pat Jones rolled 258-220-663, Larry Clarke 223-290-659, Ceferino Rivera 214-234-640,

John Moffit 225, and Joyce Elliosn 194.

John Baginsky 666HOPELAWN, NJ John Baginsky led the scoring in the La Buona Pizza League firinggames of 235-227-204 for a high series of 666.

Vinny Medvetz shot 252-225-654, John Baginsky, Jr. 217-227-620, Scott Akalewicz 264,

and Leigh Gerba 225.

In the Winter Senior Citizens League Rich Rowley rolled 207-235-641, Wayen Michel 198,

and Jerry Petti 177.

In the Nulty Knockers League Carole Morgan shot 239-230-641, Cyndi Gregoni 206-220,

and Terea Margiottiello 176.

John Halliday 663HOPELAWN, NJ- John Halliday led the scoring in the Merck League firing games of 238-


Dan Wolf shot 214-208-608, Robert Parker 202, and John Strauss 238.

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