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LEVITTOWN, NY – Buzz

Goodman and Frank Manetta, Sr.

each blasted a 300 game in the

Thursday Expressway Glass Trios

League at N. Levittown Lanes.

Rob Grexer hit 290, Barr

Worman 289, Christian Schulz

277-771, Rich Arcas 280, an

Laura Cestra 267-777.

Shawn Casey 300 at Rockaway

ROSELLE PARK, NJ - The

New Jersey State Bowling

Association Hall of Fame com-

mittee Chairman Mark Roome

advised that John Petraglia Sr.

of Jackson, New Jersey,

Thomas M. Jordan of Wayne,

New Jersey, John W. York of

New Egypt, New Jersey,

Calvin H. Wynn of Manville,

New Jersey, have been elected

to the NJSBA Hall of Fame for

2011.

Jordan and York have will be

inducted in the Achievement

category, Petraglia for Special

Achievement and Wynn in the

Meritorious Service category.

The installation will take place

during the New Jersey State

USBC Bowling Association Jamboree weekend

September 23rd, 24th and 25th with the ceremony dur-

ing the Hall of Fame dinner on Saturday the 24th at

Clarion Hotel & Convention Center, 6821 Black Horse

Pike, Egg Harbor Twp, N.J.

Tom Jordan has been an active bowler in New Jersey

for more than 35 years. During that time, he hasamassed an impressive array of titles and awards,

including national records for 899 three game series and

1198 four game series both set in 1989 which have

earned him the respect of being one the premier bowlers

in New Jersey.

Tom’s achievements include: Winning three NJSBA

titles, 1991, 1993 doubles and 2010 singles, winning

numerous titles in county associations around the state

as well as taking two PBA Eastern Region titles.

John York has been an active bowler in New Jersey for

more than 40 years. During that time he has amassed an

impressive array of titles and awards, including a state

record 3607 five man team series in the state tournament

which have earned him the

respect of being one the premier

bowlers in New Jersey.

John’s achievements include:

Winning two NJSBA titles,

1999, 2000 team event, winning

numerous titles in county associ-

ations throughout the state and

he has bowled back to back 300

games in tournament play

The name “Johnny Petraglia”

has become synonymous with

the word “bowling”. He is only

one of five players to win PBA’s

Triple Crown – the Tournament

of Champions in1971, the US

Open in 1977, and the PBA

National Championship in 1980.

He is one of only two players to

win PBA titles in six separate

decades. While his accomplishments on the lanes are

impressive, his overall impact on bowling reverberates

nationwide and he is truly the ambassador for bowling.

John’s achievements include: PBA Triple Crown, 14

National titles, seven Senior Tour titles, nine PBA

Regional titles, four Senior Regional titles, Senior Tour

Rookie of the Year 1998 and he is the official NationalBowlers to Veterans ambassador.

Calvin Wynn has dedicated more than 25 years of

service to the bowlers of Somerset-Hunterdon and the

State of New Jersey at not only the adult level but also

with the youth. He has given a tremendous amount of

time and energy towards promoting bowling throughout

New Jersey at the local and State level.

Calvin’s accomplishments include: Somerset-

Hunterdon Association Manager, Somerset-Hunterdon

Hall of Fame, New Jersey State director, Director of the

Year 1993, 1997, 2009, manager of the Manville Junior

bowling program and chairman of numerous State and

local Tournaments and committees.

HOPELAWN, NJ – Dennis Smith

and Dave Sabin each blasted a 300game in the Middlesex County

Classic League at Majestic Lanes.

Smith shot 252-235-300-787, and

Sabin 300-203-258-761.

Peter Iovino shot 265-277-226-

768, Ken Rask 258-269-235-76

Larry Caggiano 248-212-290-75Frank Mortensen 258-235-25

750, Richard Funk III 259-25

226-743, and Jason Pintus 25

257-225-739.

Dennis Smith, Dave Sabin 300

At Majestic Lanes

Frank Manetta, Sr. 300

Buzz Goodman 300

At North Levittown Lanes

ROCKAWAY, NJ – Shawn Casey

blasted a 300 game while compet-

ing in the Dave Valerius Trios

League at Rockaway Lanes.

Ken Yokobosky hit 279-682, Bo

Willis 249-661, Jim Casey 23

Mustafa Abdallatif 225-665, an

Laura Sackett 207.

LODI, NJ – Thomas Flynn and

Gary Janz each blasted a 300

game in the Monday Lodi Classic

League at Lodi Lanes but it was

Paul Greco taking the high series

honors with an 838 set followe

by Jay Judowski with 782.

In another session, Jennifer Debla

shot 268-731 and Justin Sloan tosse

a 280 session high game.

HOPELAWN, NJ – Elio Carrasco

blasted twelve in a row for a 300

game while competing in the

Sunday Nite Mixed League at

Majestic Lanes.

Tino Mendez shot 230-245-20

680, Sean Williams 235-226-20

668, Cid Stentella 203-219-24

666, and Aaron Williams 237-22

658.

Thomas Flynn, Gary Janz 300,

Paul Greco Hit 838 at Lodi Lanes

Randy Battistus 300-813,Chris Garbode 300 at N.Arlington

NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Randy

Battistus blasted 300-813, and

Chris Garbode hit 300-755 in the

Sunday Morning Trios League at

North Arlington.

Will Frazier shot 289-793, Ken

Carson 268-770, Jose Cabrera, Jr.

279-769, Keith Dobres 279-764,

Bruce Brighton 290-762, Anthony

Buonanno 278-760, Rody Kemple

290-760, Noah Lynch 279-755,

Jay Judowski 265-746, Clarenc

Depricot 278-745, Al-Tor

Hooper 270-741, Jim Giancar

279-740, Anthony Imbriano 25

729, PJ Silva 255-727, Russ Va

Housen 258-723, Mike Dobr

247-720, Joe Collins 247-72

Giles Ward 257-709, Pete Hona

244-708, Mark Osetec 247-70

and John Ross 258-704.

Johnny Petraglia, Tom Jordan,

John York, Calvin Wynn

Elected to the NJBA Hall of Fame

Tony Formica Rolls First Career 300 at Holiday Bowl

By Joan TaylorAfter only 20 years of bowling, Tony Formica,

52, saw his first 300, this at Holiday Bowl in

Oakland. “I had a 299 last year and came close

many times, so this was a thrill,” he said. “I got

the monkey off my back. It was difficult to

explain to people when they would ask if I ever

bowled a perfect game. I know I’m a good

bowler (218 average in his Friday Night Mixed

League), and my friends will tell you that I can

hit the pocket 99 tines out of 100 for the last few

years. It’s like someone asking if you ever had a

hole in one; I’ve had a double eagle, but never a

hole in one.”

Formica used a Storm Anarchy ball drilled by

Randy Battistus at Holiday Bowl. He wasn’t even

nervous on his final shot. In fact he would like to

roll a second 300 in the next few weeks, now that

he knows he can.

Tony resides in Denville with his wife and

bowling partner, Donna, and children Alison, 29

and Tony, Jr., 26. Athleticism is in the genes, as

Tony’s father, Mike, was a left-handed pitcher

for the Brooklyn Dodgers, recruited by Branch

Rickey. Tony only bowls in winter leagues, two

at Holiday, because he also enjoys golf, softball,

ping pong, billiards, and “you name it.” He dedi-

cated his perfecto to wife, Donna, for being

there.

PBA photo

Johnny Petraglia to be installed in NJS

USBC BA Hall of Fame in September.

Elio Carrasco 300 at Majestic



2 SPORTS REPORTER March 30 - April 5, 201

"Twenty years from now youwill be more disappointed by

the things that you didn't do

than by the ones you did do.

So throw off the bowlines.

Sail away from the safe har-

bor. Catch the trade winds in

your sails.

Explore.

Dream.

Discover."

-Mark Twain

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Pat McDonough - 1967-1996

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Member

The New Jersey State Bowling Association will be conducting the

Annual State Association Championship Tournament. In years past, each

county or area association hosted the event. John Colgate from Essex

County and Al Gonsiska from Morris County, both Past Presidents of the

State, have volunteered to be the directors of this year's tournament. TheTournament is scheduled for five weekends at Knob Hill Country Lanes,

Rt. 33, Manalapan, starting in April (April 16, 17, 23, 30), except for

Easter Sunday and ending in May (May 1, 7, 14, 15), except for Mother's

Day.

Applications are available in all Morris County bowling centers and

throughout all the other centers in the State. The deadline for entries is

April 9. For further information, contact John Colgate at (973) 338-9392.

* * * * * * * * * *

Remember last week’s tournament-within-a-tournament for the county

women’s 600 club? Well, the Bowling Writers Association of America

(BWAA) has the same concept as a fundraiser for the Chuck Pezzano

Scholarship Fund. Between April 11 and 17, entrants will use their league

scores that week to compete in one of two Singles Divisions: up to 199

Handicap and 200 plus Handicap.

There is also a Doubles Tournament where they can double with any-

one, anywhere who is sanctioned in the US. Handicap will be computed

at 90% from the highest entered average in each division. Entry forms and

fees have to be submitted before midnight Pacific time on April 11 to qual-

ify for the competition. Register for an account at http://www.virtualtour-

naments.com/Register.aspx or, if you already have an account, login to

enter. The site also gives tournament information and rules. Be sure to

select the April 11th Tournament for the BWAA fundraising Tournament.

* * * * * * * * * *

The Bowling Writers Association of America annually awards up to

three Chuck Pezzano Scholarships. More information may be found on

the BWAA web site at www.BowlingWriters.com; click on the “scholar-

ships” tab on the site. Deadline is June 1, so there is still time to apply.

* * * * * * * * * *

Sunday, April 3, 6 p.m.: Rockaway Lanes is hosting another win-a-

spot for the PBA Eastern Regional Tournament to be held April 16 and 17.

Entry fee is $80. For more information contact Rockaway Lanes at 973-

627-5800 or go to RockawayLanes.com or follow them on Facebook.

Friday, April 15: Adult and Junior pro-ams, Rockaway Lanes. Bowl

with our outstanding regional pro bowlers. Entry fee for the adult division,

to be held at 8 p.m., is $75, and for juniors, to be held at 5:30 p.m. is $45.Call the center for more information or e-mail to:

[email protected].

Friday-Sunday, July 15-17: The Eleventh Annual Pro Image Bowling

Camp. Tuition for the entire three days is $650.00 for classroom and on-

lane instruction, and personalized computer analysis. A $325 deposit is

required to guarantee a spot with balance due by June 17. For more infor-

mation contact Pro Image Bowling at 973-625-5554.

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The alphabet of bowling,

daffynition style.

Alley---A little street between

buildings. Was once the thing

you bowled on, but that's now a

lane.

Bowler---Any person who at

any time rolled a bowling ball

and had an excuse why it didn't

go where it was supposed to go.

Cherry---A delicious fruit, but

poison to any bowler. Also knownby names of "chop" or "pick"

and a number of others not suit-

able for a family publication.

Down---What the pins won't go

enough.

Easy----What you think the

other team or individual is---

before the match.

Foul---When the lights, bells

and buzzers go on to tell the

whole bowling center you

stepped out of line, usually when

you roll a good ball and get a

strike that won't count.

Game---What bowling is sup-

posed to be, but often turns into

a battle, bowler against lanes,

bowler against pins, bowler

against bowler.

Home---The place you get

away from by bowling and the

place you run back to in order to

get away from bowling.

Inside---Opposite of outside.

An angle you switch to because

you heard a pro bowler mention

it on television.

Jerk---What you feel like when

you do it to your bowling ball in

a clutch situation.

Kitty---A fat cat from all the

money you donate to it because

of low scores and missed spares.

Leave----Pins left after your

first ball. Also what you want to

do when you see them.

Match---When a couple

bowlers who didn't want to bow

end up bowling against eac

other because the bowlers wh

did want to bowl in the first plac

decide that they didn't want t

bowl.

Never---When you will qu

bowling.

Oil---What bowlers thin

should be put on salad instead

on lanes.

Pin---Bowlers almost all agre

That they will sometimes see/

pin that won't fall free/ An

should have remained a tree.

Quick---How soon the new

about your terrible game ge

around.

Rap---What you want to do t

someone or something when yo

get one.

Split--The leave that mak

you wish your ball was as wide a

the lane.

Tenpin---The only thing som

bowlers never win an argumen

against.

Useless---Trying to convinc

another bowler how many pin

you were robbed of, when th

pins didn't go down on perfe

hits.

Vile---The language you'd lik

to use on the pins.

Worse---What your bowlin

seems to be getting with eacpassing year.

X---A strike or a kiss. XXX---

striking string of kisses or a kis

ing string of strikes.

Young---Any bowler who ha

n't reached 100.

Zany---Anyone who had th

guts to read this all the wa

through.

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Matt Pukas 779ROCKAWAY, NJ- Matt Pukas led

the scoring in the County Tuesday

Night Mixed League firing a high

game of 277 for a 779 set.

Eric Benbrook shot 245-707,

Walter Wormann 246-704, JarvisGoldberry 256-673, Nichole

Sptarford 235-675, and Sandy

Turner 232-618.

Gregory King led the Weekend

Warriors with a high game of 225,

followed by Mathew Hulbert with

215.

Bill Hamilton shot 210 in the

Morris Hills Mixed League.

Tim Panek 735ROCKAWAY, NJ – Tim Panek led

the scoring in the Foursome

League firing a 268 game for a

high series of 735.

Travis Thomas hit 268-713, Allen

Apgar 278-694, Alex Dalmedo269-628, Sheila Sell 234-659, and

Joan Dakak 214.

Tammy Baldwin shot 205, and

Dolores DiScala 201 in the

Women’s League.

In the PBA Experience League

Gary Malone shot took high hon-

ors with his 222-608.

Mark Novembre 661ROCKAWAY, NJ – Mark

Novembre paced the scoring in the

Thuresday Nite Mixed League fir-

ing a 234 game for the session

high series of 661.

Wayne Poverstrein shot 243-619,Joann Brown 257, Mike Ireton

233, and Steve Petersen 226.

Kevin Sikora 259ROCKAWAY, NJ – In the Lake

Hiawatha A.C. League Kevin

Sikora shot 259, Randy Edwards

258-700, Jim Westergaard 257-

676, Connor Griffin 253, and J.W.

Albensi 246-710.

Jeryr Szekula shot 233, Daryl

Frank 202, and Michelle Halko

200 in the Friday Tri Mixed

League.

Ed Galuska rolled 236-656, Jack

Cook 232, and Joseph Klexzynski

203 in the Ball Busters League.

AT STELTONPete Mesa 720PISCATAWAY, NJ- Pete Mesa led

the scoring in the Thursday Men’s

League tossing 236-267-217 for a

high 720 set.

Russ Knapp shot 215-233-266-

714, Rich Hunton 214-248-244-

706, Tony Soletto, Jr. 269, Tom

Sheehan 266, and Danny Eremias

259.

Bryan Hans 718PISCATAWAY, NJ – Jim Bini

fired 244-236-238-718 in the

CNJPBL League.In the Wednesday AT&T League

Don Amann shot 253.

Joey Hyman rolled 269 in the St.

Matthew League.

HenryPakosz hit 259 in the He’s

and She’s League.

AT NORTH

LEVITTOWNIn the Tuesday Nassau/Suffolk

Bakers League Lisa Barley rolled

237, Freda Amon 231-210, Betty

Espey 216, and Anne Zajack 216-

212.

Tom Burke 267 LEVITTOWN, NY – Tom Burke

rolled 267, Paul Barithwaite 244-

701, Joe Castro 245, Dan Linso

239, and Marei Zaso 224 in the

Thursday Early Birds League.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS



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SOUTH

LEVITTOWN

Mickey Gallagher 763LEVITTOWN, NY – Mickey

Gallagher led the scoring in the

Friday Astoria Federal Men’s

League firing games of 286-278for a high series of 763.

Neal Krys rolled 279-268-757,

Chris Schnepp 279, Charlie

Maletta 266, and Paul Verderosa,

Jr. and Paul Mazza 267.

Jerry Neubauer 723LEVITTOWN, NY – Jerry

Neubauer led the scoring in the

Thursday Night Foursome

League firing games of 279-255

for a high series of 723.

Buzz Snyder rolled 260-257-

722, John Jablonski 277, Tom

DiVicenzo 268, Mike Kraly 267,

Ed Barnett 268, and Vincent

Palange and Dan Kantor 258.

Peter Taormina 711LEVITTOWN, NY – Peter

Taormina paced the scoring in

the Monday LIA League firing a

275 game for a high series of

711.

Ed Werbeck rolled 268-707,

Bruce DeFino, Jr. 277, R ichie

Visconti 266, Adam Drake 265,

Gilberto Cruz 267, and Patty

Werbeck 215.

Ira Brodsky 756 BALDWIN, NY – Ira Brodsky led

the scoring in the Friday Mixed

Doubles rolling a high series of

756.

Charlie Harris hit 766, Reggie

Thomas 723, Chrispin Duprey

689, and Wynelle Jackson 677.

Pete Slavska 737 BALDWIN, NY – Pete Slavska

shot 737, Paul Hudson 733,

Charlie Bower 728, and Stan

Trunack 728 in the Thursday Early

Mixed League.

In the Saturday Juniors League

Paul Douglas rolled 654.

AT BALDWIN Lionel Mathis 773 at Hi-TorHAVESTRAW, NY – Lionel Mathis led the game and series scoring

the Boyz Nite Out League at Hi-Tor Lanes firing games of 287-26

game for a high series of 773. Michael Denoia hit 268, Rosita Lee 62



March 30 - April 5, 2011 SPORTS REPORTER

Lexus Lopez Fires 675 to Win

Bergen County Girls TitleBy Vince Albrecht

HACKENSACK, NJ - Lyndhurst sophomore Lexus Lopez show-

cased her considerable talent by coolly striking out in her third game

final frame to tally a 227 game, giving her the Bergen County Girls

Crown by a scant nine pins over Immaculate Heart Academy senior

Colleen Blake, 675-666.

Lexus, who tops the North Jersey Interscholastic Conference

[NJIC] girls with a 197 average, exploded with 278 in a league

match a few days later, reinforcing the speculation that she is indeed

blossoming into one of the finest female bowlers in North Jersey.

In the team event, decided with the Baker Game Format,

Immaculate Heart [IHA] captured its seventh consecutive Bergen

County Title, besting Ridgewood, 2-0 on the depth and strength of

its quintet, led by seniors Nicole Linder, Colleen Blake and junior

Taylor Strothmann. Ridgewood, which mastered Paramus Catholic

and Bergen Tech on its way to the finals, was led by southpaw

anchor Shelby Taylor.

Individual high sets were posted by Lexus Lopez [Lyndhurst] 675,

Coleen Blake [IHA] 666, Nicole Linder [IHA] 620, Shelby Taylor

[Ridgewood] 616, Ana DeLeon [Paramus Catholic] 594, Nicolette

Brenner [Cliffside Park] 592, Taylor Strothmann [IHA] 582 SarahEsmenda [Bergenfield] 581, Nikki Villani [Lyndhurst] 579 and

Claire Rieser [Pascack Valley] 575.




THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICRocco Fortunato 773HOPELAWN, NJ – Rocco

Fortunato took center stage spotlight

while contesting in the Family

League when he tossed games of

277-268-228 for a 773 session high

series.

Steve Venito shot 257-225-244-

726, Sal Angotti 236-257-667, Even

Hoff 228-209-205-642, Kevin

Kopko 248-626, and Karen Drost

220-217-624.

In the Iselin AA League Russ Hart

shot 212-217-624, Mark Wiget 202-

226-619, Albert Knapp 252, and

Andy Phillips 228.

Steve Venito 771HOPELAWN, NJ – Steve Venito

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Men’s League firing games of

259-254-258 for a high series of

771.

Matthew Manenty rolled 2362-56-

258-750, John Kertesz 237-258-226-721, Joe Lampariello 247-227-

237-711, Brian Dudek 222-258-

208-688, Nelson Alves 279-215-

685, Glenn Mohr 226-232-214-672,

and Harriet Deppe 213.

Michael Morris 737 HOPELAWN, NJ –Michael Morris

topped the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing games of


737.

Drew Rucinski rolled 216-236-

212-664, Jeff Lee 229-206-628,

Dave Dalamito 205-223-625, and

Joyce Ellison 215.

Rocco Grasso 759HOPELAWN, NJ – Rocco Grasso

topped the scoring in the Madison

Park Men’s League firing games of


759.

John Roam shot 255-258-234-747,

John Kubasak 256-277-201-734,

Michael Dinaburg 243-246-225-

714, Joe Herber 220-266-213-699,

Bob Crandall 223-258-216-697,

David Smith 28-256-212-696, John

Kaminski 223-223-246-692, Travis

Tilley 217-279-676, Amanda

Hermann 231-248-668, and Jaime

Mugnone 246-613.

Shawn Dillard 728HOPELAWN, NJ – Shawn Dillard

led the scoring in the Atlantic City

Trios League firing games of 245-

289 for a high series of 728.

Mike Vididomini shot 210-235-

236-681, Mike Rodriguez 250-222-

671, Mike Freedley 236-233-658,and Ralph Doerfler 211-265-657.

Scott Akalewicz 711HOPELAWN, NJ- Scott Akalewicz

topped the scoring in the Thursday

Nite Mixed League firing games of

216-269-226 for a high series of 711.

Andrew Smith rolled 269-212-664,

Vinny Medvetz 205-232-213-650,

Gus Quinn 212-245-638, Thomas

Poulos 247-205-633, and Cindy

Dunphy 213-210-613.

Bryan Senatore shot 224-223-625,

Mike Newman 211-201-213-625,

Paul Harney 221-602, and Charlene

Martino 210 in the Tuesday Nite

Trios League.

Thomas Poulos 711HOPELAWN, NJ – Thomas Poul

paced the scoring in the Thusda

Nite Mixed League firing games

252-225-234 for a high series of 71

Andrew Smith rolled 219-214-23

670, Kyle Jannuzzi 206-233-20

643, Rollin E. Ball 210-215-20

634, and Danielle Medvetz 206-22

606.

Rocco Fortunato 710HOPELAWN, NJ – Rocc

Fortunato topped the scoring in th

Friday Nite Mixed League rollin

216-256-238 for a high 710 set.

Eric Haltli shot 257-267-70

Glenn Aiello 209-211-278-69

Kevin Cristi 224-233-214-67

Gary McGinness 224-244-657, an

Kevin Eccleston 227-232-650.

In the Avenel Youth Leagu

Andrew Shaw shot 212.

Cid Stentella 681

HOPELAWN, NJ – Cid Stentelpaced the scoring in the Knights

Columbus League pitching 22

203-254 for the session high seri

of 681.

Don Versace hit 246-217-212-67

Joe Grossi 233-204-238-675, Ma

Makwinski 211-256-651, and Joh

Baginsky 212-246-647.

Tom Vickery 675HOPELAWN, NJ – Tom Vicke

rolled 235-246-675, Bill Pyrz 20

255-647, and Jack Stockl 213-21

600 in the Merck League.

In the Avenel Youth League D

Petardi shot 257-624, and Tyl

Sharfetz and Tom Sharfetz 207.

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