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Vol. 72 No.51 February 22 - 28, 2012 50 cents

Jason Belmonte Wins PBA Chameleon Open

By Bill Vint - PBA

Nadine Williams-Clory 300 at Rockville Center Lanes

ROCKVILLE CENTER, NY Nadine Williams-Clory put the men to shame while rolling in the Custom Thumbz Doubles League at Rockville Center Lanes posting a 300 game along with her 235 and 256 games for a 791 series. Nice games by were rolled by Joe Osborne with 269, Frank Rugolo 257, Quentin Collins 257 and 254, Bill Viccora 256 and Eddie Sakyiamma rolled a 251.

title match. Belmonte had lost to LAS VEGAS Australias Palermaa in the only two previJason Belmonte ended a nearous meetings of the two-handed ly three-year quest for his secrivals, and barely escaped a ond Professional Bowlers third loss. After throwing a Association title, stringing strike on his first ball in the 10th eight strikes to run away from to take the lead over Palermaa, Sean Rash of Montgomery, Belmonte left the 3-6-9-10 on Ill., 268-191, in the finals of his next shot to hand a one-pin the Chameleon Open at South lead back to the Finn. But Point Casino and Hotel. Palermaa then left a 10 pin on The Chameleon Open finals, his first shot in the 10th frame the second of four PBA aniand failed to convert the spare to mal pattern championships hand the game back to contested during the third Belmonte. annual PBA World Series of In the title match, the Bowling, aired on ESPN. Australian kicked in the afterBelmonte, who came into burners. After converting the 6the Chameleon elimination10 spare in the first frame, the format finals as the leading 2008-09 PBA Rookie of the qualifier, barely survived the PBA Photo Year ran off a string of eight first two games before finding Chameleon Open Champion Jason Belmonte consecutive strikes to run away his groove in the title match. In the opening game, Belmontes two-handed rival, with the $15,000 first prize and a berth in the Round of Osku Palermaa of Finland, led the four-man field with a 36 for the end-of-season PBA Tournament of 213. Rash was second with a 201, and Belmonte nipped Champions. Belmonte won his only previous PBA Tour Venezuelas Ildemaro Ruiz, 189-187, to avoid elimina- title in the 2009 Bowling Foundation Long Island Open. This feels a million times better than my first title, tion as low man in the round. In game two, Rash led the survivors with a 226 while Belmonte beamed. I bowled one of the best games of Belmonte edged Palermaa, 200-190, to advance to the my life.

Rollin E. Ball 300 at Majestic

HOPELAWN, NJ Rollin E. Ball earned top honors in the Thursday Nite Mixed at Majestic Lanes firing perfect with a 300 game between games of 232 and 267 for the session high series of 799. Andrew Smith rolled 204-279211-694, Vinny Medvetz 226-202235-663, Matt Cestone 244-243653, Danielle Medvetz 226-221639, and Scott Akalewicz 279635.

Keith Zaharia 300 at Farmingdale

FARMINGDALE, NY Keith Zaharia found perfection in a 300 game while contesting in the Tuesday Early Birds League at Farmingdale Lanes. Charlie Turner shot 244-238-262744, Curtis Brown 213-280-680, Frankie Berardino 213-247-239699, Fred Catapano 248-258-696, and Will Petro 213-243-228-684.

Michael Consiglio Hit 300 At Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Consiglio blasted a 300 game along with 239-246 for a 785 series in the Middlesex County Classic League at Majestic Lanes. Larry Caggiano rolled 267266-265-798, Ken Rask 231-279259-769, Russell Bennett 267247-245-759, Glenn Mohr, Jr. 258-247-245-750, Jason Paro 231256-254-741, and Jim Bini 238247-256-741.

Dave Ritter Blasted a 300 Game in an 823 Set Joey Jones, Mike Kenney, Jr. 300 at Holiday Bowl
OAKLAND, NJ - Dave Ritter took center stage spotlight bowling in the Sal Marino Classic League at Holiday Bowl when he blasted perfect with a 300 game then adding games of 279 and 244 for the session high series of 823. Joey Jones and Mike Kenney, Jr. also found perfection by rolling 300 games. Jim Hosier hit 269-279 for an impressive 774 series followed by Dave DeCoons with 278-268760, Carson Lowder 269-246-742, Joe Gazzillo 250247-732, Tom Kaynak 279-725 and Tom Stellingwerf 248-720.

Jose Cabrera, Jr. Rolled 300 Danny Palomino 300 At North Arlington
NO. ARLINGTON, NJ Danny Palomino and Jose Cabrera, Jr. each blasted a 300 game in the Sunday Morning Trios at North Arlington Bowl. Joe Collins rolled 278-795, Joe Kowalski 279-785, Mike Rovetto 278-794, Mark Silva 265-746, Tom Jordan 248-740, Gary Vicente 245-730, Keith Beeh 248729, Scott Hild 258-728, Marc Osetec 279-708, Pete Honan 257708, and Pete Silva 245-702.

Rick Whitling 801 in Montvale Major

By Joe Rizzi MONTVALE, NJ - Rick Whitling led all scorers in the Montvale Major League at Montvale Lanes, rolling an 801 series on games of 257, 279 and 265. His great effort led GP's Restaurant to a 19-14 victory over CZ's Pro Shop. Alex Protin added 223-650 for the winning team. Ken Demchak rolled 256-669 for CZ's. Jun Roldan bowled 257-239-247-743, leading Rick's Pro Shop to a 28-5 rout over Rite Way. Kevin Mahon's 282-235-727 and Mike Pasch's 274-235-701 led Davey's Locker to a 23.5-9.5 victory over GDC Contracting. Rick Guevarra tossed 239-204-267-710, Jason Tenorio 256-223-225-704, Joe Alfano 215-238-247700, Rocky Durocher 269-691, John Rankin 267-687, Chris Jachens 252-686, Rich Naclerio 268-682, Tom Flynn 236-679, Chuck Ontal 245-679, Dave Hulsizer 244-678, Bob Balzarek 248-677, Joe Cauwels 254669, Mike Wuhrman 297-668.

Rob Foerster 300 at Farmingdale

FARMINGDALE, NY Rob Foerster blasted a 300 game en route to a 739 in the Thursday 3Man at Farmingdale Lanes. John Cummings rolled 226221-290-737, David Morenbert 235-205-269-709, Dan Levin 269248-205-722, Andrew Carrig 237206-269-712, Justin Dellicarpani 255-267-709, Jeremy Schaffer 247-258-245-750, and Jag Gabino 257-257-226-740.

SPORTS REPORTER

February 22 - 28, 2012

J o a n Ta y l o r s . . . . . . . . . . . Te n P i n R a p
The Morris County Youth Bowling Association announced winners of the recent 42nd Annual Adult/Youth Rolloff tournament. The results are: Bantam Girls: Avalon Sager and Jamie Haschak, Bel Pike Lanes, 1676. Bantam Boys: Conor and Les Tilly, Oakwood Lanes, 1673. Prep Girls: Rhianna and Doug Smith, Sparta Lanes, 1652, and Prep Boys: Joey Steele and Tom Semiz, Sparta Lanes, 1714, Matt Rebimbas and Gary Malone, Circle Lanes, 1707 and Robert Murray and Dori Tingoli, Rockaway Lanes, 1669. Junior Girls: Kyra and Scott Ammon, Plaza Lanes, 1657. Junior Boys: Eric Philippou and Frank Steele, Sparta Lanes, 1715, and Joey and Brad Rigotty, Sparta Lanes, 1605. Major Girls: Giana Loyer and Tom Semiz, Sparta Lanes, 1639, Kayla and Jim Beasty, Circle Lanes, 1538. Major Boys: Sean and Coleen Howell, Sparta Lanes, 1693, Joey Pritchard and Tina McGrath, Circle Lanes, 1682, and Jack Wiard Jr and Jack Sr., Circle Lanes, 1650. ******************** Every year the Morris County USBC Womens Association sponsors and administers the Emma P. Hendrickson Scholarship in the amount of $1000.00. Each female applicant must be a junior or senior in high school or a freshman in college and be a current certified member of the Morris County USBC Youth association for the past 3 years. She must have compiled a youth certified bowling record, in addition to displaying solid scholastic aptitude and school/community involvement. The recipient cannot have competed at any time in a professional bowling tournament (excluding competition as an amateur in a ProAm). Applications can be obtained by the coaches in the centers where the girls bowl. It is not uncommon for people to take some time off bowling, and when their situation changes, return to our great sport. Such is the case of Dan Muken, Randolph, who, according to his team mate and friend, Pete Harris, bowled some 50-plus years ago at Creamos along with John Turner, Les Mills and Harris. Muken was on a team in a mens league that came in first every year. Their team won a state championship. Dan took a vacation from bowling for 40 years, and returned six years ago. Why? Because I was in my own retail business and that took up my time. He owned and ran stores specializing in toys and magic. At one point, he had three stores and would get home late every night. So bowling had to go onto the back burner. To this day he still performs magic for parties, weddings, etc. He even did a television appearance when the rapper Run DMC had a show on the MTV network. In one episode Dan appeared as a magician inspiring a young boy to get into performing magic. But that was then. You could say the magic entered his comeback, as on January 11 of last year he rolled his first 300, this in the Lakeland Industrial League at Circle Lanes. And one year and one day later he rolled an 826 series on January 12. Did he know he was headed for the octo-series? Going, into the third game. I started to add up the first two games and stopped myself. I just wanted to keep bowling. I was excited when it was over. Dan has already given something back to bowling by starting up two senior leagues at Circle Lanes. Two of the bowlers are ages 94 and 96.

Idle bowling thoughts. Don Carter was remembered well at his death at 85. Carter was one of those once in a century athletes who not only lit up every room he ever entered but will keep an eternal light on bowling. I have always put Carter at the top of my list as the greatest bowler of all time. And that is no lessoning of my respect and admiration for many others but Carter was the king of the bowling castle in his era. In private or public talks his toughest competitors all placed him in hallowed territory. Not surprising since he was best known for consistently outrolling his top rated opposition. You can ask no more of any great athlete. When Joe Paterno passed away a few of the bio clips showed a youthful Paterno being interviewed by an equally young Schenkel when Chris was starting his broadcasting career and Paterno was an Ivy League quarterback. Schenkel always noted how much he learned from Paterno for so many years. And Don Imus, one of the most honored broadcasters in history, had deep praise for the telecast of the USBC Masters tourney, and he also recalled how he used to watch the bowling telecasts hosted by Schenkel and Bo Burton decades ago. Bowling always has been the most of the charitable of sports, coming to the aid of individuals as well as most of the largest needy organizations. That's fine, but at times, maybe bowling's needs should receive as much attention. Mike Aulby's goal always was to make his game just a little bit better---and he accomplished that with class.

If a lot of people put up a little entry fee then you can have big money tournaments a lot easier than having two deep pocketed competitors put up a million apiece for a winner take all battle. Jim Sturm's great experience in major positions in bowling in the trenches of instruction and desk of a small bowling center as proprietor to the top posts and membership groups make him a natural for his new position as the first ever Executive Director of Bowling for the Circus Circus, the Eldorado and Silver Legacy Hotel and Casino properties in Reno, longtime sponsors and boosters of bowling and National Bowling Stadium activities. Come to think of it, isn't it time one or more of Atlantic City's Casinos installed a bowling center that could host some of the nation's featured tournaments---or some new ones. With more and more high paying events being conducted overseas it would pay for bowlers to learn what the foreign money up for grabs pays off in American cash. You seldom see a bowler's face beam with much happiness than the moment after he or she realizes they have just been gifted with a new bowling ball. The closer the so called average or lower scoring bowler gets to the scoring area of the top bowlers the less respect is given to high scoring. Want to be well informed? Read bowling books, bowling rules, and bowling league and tournament entry blanks, including all the small print. And it is just common sense to gobble up your local and national bowling publications.

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ROCKVILLE CENTER
SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED Chuck Eckhardt threw a 296 and a 739 series; 277 game and a 767 series for Steven Parkes; Nolene Sheridan had a mere 254 this week after a great 279 with a 715 series last Sunday! Debbie Potasso with a 605 series. THURSDAY EL CHEAPO 258 from Joe Tappeto with a 652 series; Steve Frey had a 654 with a 256 in there. SENIOR BIRDS Gerry Dunham had a nice 702 series with a hi game of 290; Gerry George with a 267; Charles Johnson threw a 254; Joyce Walters had a great 522 series with Sadie Preston chasing her with a 520.

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February 22 - 28, 2012

SPORTS REPORTER

John Draney 289-738, Joe Malyack 266-715, Jaylin Floyd 242-698 in Youth Travel Acton
By Vince Albrecht BOONTON, NJ Holidays Joe Malyack triggered a series of high rollers in the Stan Niemiec Youth Travel League by stringing the first nine in his opening game before leaving the 4-6 and finished with a sizzling 266; Joe remained sharp, adding scores of 226 and 223 for a 715 set, a tremendous afternoon for the DePaul freshman; Kevin Macchia closed with 215, Brian Rizzi had 198, 196 and Emily Ostapczuk 171 as pace-setting Holiday defeated Montvale, 5-2; deuces for Montvale came from Nick Rossi 216 and Katie Didonato 211. As terrific as Malyacks performance was, Bowler City Is John Draney eclipsed it in game two by striking to his eleventh delivery where he left a 10-pin which he converted for 289, the leagues high single. John sandwiched the big game with scores of 231 and 218 for 738, also a league best to date. Although teammates Rob Gilbert, Jr and Ryan Perez chipped in with 215, 214-621 and 246, 201-604 respectively, the best BC I could manage was three of seven points against Fair Lawn. The latter closed to within six points of league-leading Holiday as anchor Jaylin Floyd continued to pound the pins, scoring impressively with 230-226-242-698; Jonmikal Sepero, in his finest outing, tripped the plastics with 213, 222; Hunter Perry tossed three over-average games and Katrina Plaszky added one of her own for Fair Lawn. In other matches, Boonton leapfrogged to fourth place, sweeping past Bowler City IV, 2668-2470. Anchor Justin Puchalski punished the maples with 213, 223 and Karl Kattermann added 215, 200. Also aiding the triumph were Adam Gelvans 181 and Rose Feiwels well over average 142. High for BC IV was Deanna Jeune with 160 while Louis Ferrante came through with two above average games. Rounding out the days action, Bowler City II escaped the cellar by turning back Bowler City III, 2691-2619. BC IIs James Kane almost doubled his opening game by exploding with a 224, best on the pair. Teammates Welmer Paguay had 195-543, Kyle Schellberg 183-522 and Eric Grunfeld 188. BC IIIs Patrick Sucero tallied 188-500, Kristin Kane 160 and Tiffany Sucero 154.

Eric Manger 746 at Holiday Bowl

OAKLAND, NJ - In the Tuesday Early Mens League at Holiday Bowl Eric Manger rolled 257-256-233-746 to take the session highest series. Tom Stellingwerf was not far off the pace tossing 256-245-244 for a 745 set followed by Al Winkler rolling 268-246-739, Paul Chiarello 258-257-730, Jack Baldwin 268-247-729, George Valerius 245-244722, Scott Goldberg 257-257-712, Neil Galletta 246-235-710, Steve Lindsey 253-710, Dan Stampone 244-704, Bill Gilchrist 268-702, and Tim Dunkerly 262-700.

Kelly Skettini 650 Leads Ridgewood To Bergen County Girls Crown

By Vince Albrtecht Hackensack, NJ - Ridgewood sophomore Kelly Skettini fired a threedeuce 650 qualifying set to take the individual title en route to leading the Maroons to baker format upsets of seven-time champion Immaculate Heart and highly touted Holy Angels, setting up a championship duel against Bergenfield. The Bears also advanced in unexpected fashion by surprising Paramus Catholic and top-ranked Bergen Tech behind senior anchor Cassidy Fiore who rapped out a first round 214-595. The nip and tuck finale was settled when Skettini rolled a strike on her final ball, lifting Ridgewood past Bergenfield, 170-169. Individual high games: Tammy Wong [Holy Angels] 247, Nicolette Brenner [Cliffside Park] 226, Kelly Skettini [Ridgewood] 221, Maleyna Marks [Leonia] 216, Kaitlyn Pasinski [Immaculate Heart] 215, Cassidy Fiore [Bergenfield] 214 and Clarissa Hernandez [Holy Angels] 213. Individual high sets: Skettini 650, Marks 644, Brenner 624, Wong 612, Hernandez 608 and Fiore 595.

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February 22 - 28, 2012

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

Ian Lesner 758
MADISON, NJ Ian Lesner led the scoring in the Thursday Mixed League firing a high game of 279 and a high series of 758. Charles Wilfong rolled 248-654, Mike Jenkins 241-626, Linda Bogert and Carolyn Granato 199. In the Union Rec. League Katie Miglin rolled 182, and Kathy Sorrell 167.

HS Tournament At Ocean Lanes

LAKEWOOD, NJ - In the Individual Competition which pits the top three averages from all the bowlers from each division against each other Corinne Maher of Brick Memorial bowled 234235-231-700 series in taking the girls division. She won it two years ago beating Katitlynn Nardiello. This year she won the championship defeating Amanda Nardiello of Brick Township was third. In the Individual Competition on the boys side John Evangelista of Monmouth won the championship with scores of 222-269-279 for a 770 series. In second place was Stephen Schwartz of Christian Brothers Academy with a 704. Third was Eric Larson of Jackson Liberty. In the team competition Howell girls won the tournament, with a 3,071 set for the five girls. Brick Township was second with a 3,061 and Manchester was third with 2,925. Howell was led by Shanna Kelly with a 684 and Leanne Redd with a 645 series. Other team members included Jamie Kelly, Sarah Van Nosdall an Kendall Patterson. Amber MacLeod led Brick Township with a 660 and Manchesters top bowler was Julia Ott with a 682. The high series of the day was shot by Kelly Nicosia of Brick Memorial with a 704 series. In the team competition Brick Memorial boys won the tournament with a 3,248 easily outpacing second place Freehold Township with a 3,075 and Manchester with a 3,020 Brick Memorial had score of 685 from Mitchell Collier. 665 from Anthony Fariello with Ryan Melia 653, Matt Clark 650 and Shaun Dillon 595.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES
BJ Fuller 782
FARMINGDALE, NY BJ Fuller topped the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens League blasting games of 242-279-261 for a high series of 782. Steve Gonzales rolled 236-222-267-725, Mark Monfoletto 215-257247-719, Charlie Turner 255-234-229-718, Paul Mazza 237-225-245707, James Curran 245-237-215-697, Tyrone Brown 232-216-244-692, and Paul Verderosa 238-248-206-692.

Dan Kirchner 747

MADISON, NJ Dan Kirchner led the scoring in the CMIL League firing a high game of 279 and a high series of 747. Kyle McKissock rolled 279 and Jennifer Drury 214-619.

Steve Gonzales 777

FARMINGDALE, NY Steve Gonzlaes topped the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens League with 279-257-241-777. Tony Cipriano rolled 213-233-279-725, Mike Alvarez 235-268-224727, Bob McNally 235-246-236-717, Larry Langsam 233-248-235-716, Steve Brandt 246-256-211-713, BJ Fuller 246-244-685, and Gary Brandt 216-204-250-670.

Liesl Apgar 713

MADISON, NJ Liesl Apgar led the scoring in the Ladies League firing a 279 game for a high series of 713. Liz McKissock shot 236, and Jane Inch 235.

Jim McGlynn 738

FARMINGDALE, NY Jim McGlynn topped the Tuesday Early Birds rolling 268-234-236 for a 738 set. Leroy Williams rolled 248-259-207-714, Garfield Campbell 254224-230-708, Jonae Greaves 212-280-209-700, Carmello Pluchino 234230-233-697, and Sheila Holden 244-221-205-670. In the Tuesday Nite Owls League Sal Celauro, Jr. rolled 240-202228-670 and Heather Brownson hit 223. Joe Giammarino rolled 260, and Paul Burns 238-213-225-676 in the Sunday Early Mixed League.

Tom Lulewicz 699

MADISON, NJ Tom Lulewicz paced the scoring in the Friday Classic League firing a 266 game for a high series of 699. Paul Shiel rolled 279-696, Mike Yoboud 276, Stephanie Rahn 227662, and Ellen Moore 221.

Andrew Stephens 277

MADISON, NJ Andrew Stephens led the Wednesday Trio League firing a high game of 277. Marty Garcia rolled 276-679, Harry Franz 256-179, Dick Raymond 681, Stephanie Rahn 233-635, and Lissette Tapanes 207.

Wingo Ham 721

FARMINGDALE, NY Wingo Ham led the Friday Late Mixed tossing 238-257-226 for a high series of 721. Joe Johnson rolled 205-269-214-688. In the Thursday Pro Shot League Joe Costanzo shot 242-243-246264-995 for a 4-game series.

Mark Masucci 696

MADISON, NJ Mark Masucci led the Tuesday 400 Doubles League with a 258 game in a 696 high set. Dave Hanft shot 233, Scott Harwood 232-607, and Dan Pridham 607.

Jon Russo 692

MADISON, NJ- Jon Russo topped the Pharma Plus League tossing a 238 game for a 692 high set. John Lulewicz rolled 234 and Les Barnum 227.

FARMINGDALE YOUTH SCORES

Mike Anagnostopoulos 280
FARMINGDLAE, NY Mike Anagnostopoulos blasted a high game of 280 in the St. Martins Major League. Andrew Rosch shot 259-225-225-709, Jonathan Smalkin 247, Leanardo Duran 216-227-641, and Meghan Wing 226.

Tom Klein 245

MADISON, NJ Tom Klein rolled 245, Billy Piccola 237-655, Rob Velovic 235, and Steve Lella 620 in the Livingston Business Mens League. Alice Bednarik rolled 213 and Jodi Belli 205 in the Monday Night Ladies League.

Thomas Polit 680

FARMINGDALE, NY Thomas Polit led the scoring in the St. Martins Major League firing games of 245-234-201 for a high series of 680. Steven Hamlin shot 227-255-671, and Mike Anagnostopoulos 245201-215-661.

Sean Mott 664

FARMINGDALE, NY Sean Mott led the scoring in the Junior Cosmic Fun League firing games of 221-222-235 for a high series of 664. Casey Sparacio shot 200.

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Steve Hamlin 660

FARMINGDLAE, NY Steve Hamlin led the scoring in the St. Martins Major League firing games of 237-231 for a high series of 660. Justin Borneo shot 227-222-652, Sean Cusak 226, Ashanti Heyward 225-204, Andre Jackson and Mike Anagnostopoulo 223, Leanardo Duran and Anthony Marra 212. Joe Inzirillo and Chris Olsen shot 208, and Sean Mott 202 in the St. Martins Major League.

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Casey Sparacio 651

FARMINGDALE, NY Casey Sparacio blasted 269-651, and Sean Mott 224-642 in the Friday Junior Cosmic Fun League.

February 22 - 28, 2012

SPORTS REPORTER

SPORTS REPORTER

February 22 - 28, 2012

4 Teams Claim Staten Island USBCYouth Titles

Youth athletes competed in the first event of the season this at Showplace Entertainment Center vying for Association titles and scholarship awards. Athletes competed in three divisions, competing separately. Class A: combined team averages 651 to 900, Class B: 451 to 650, and Class C: 450 & under. The championship teams will earn the right to compete in the NYS USBC Region 9 Team Championships (March 4-11, 2012 at Maple Lanes), will be honored at the Staten Island USBC Youth Awards Event, and will earn scholarship awards ($50.00 to each athlete). All individual scores listed are scratch, athletes average noted in parenthesis.
Scratch Champion: Brian Daluise Ryan VanPelt RJ VanPelt Alexander Spoto Class A: PENRO Hentai 2,537 209, 236, 190 635 222, 236, 224 682 181, 191, 173 545 197, 255, 223 675 (210) (190) (205) (214)

MAPLE LANES HIGH ROLLERS

Male: Luis Chiluiza 298-776 Raymond Heffernan 289-606 Doug Wihlborg 278-735 Tom Agostino 268-701 James Grover 267-701 James McCaul 267-701 Carmelo Ciulla 267-730 Hi Phung 265-755 James Cianelli 258-717 Keith Duffy 257-719 Ed Bernardi 256-718 Errol Brybag 257-718 Adam Connolly 245-716 Steven Maruffi 245-703 Female: Gillian Clarke 257-676 Vanessa Bobe 223-649 Dolores Nigro 267-642 Jennifer Muselli 224-637 Tina Ortiz 233-629 Becky Novello 237-621 Christine Larsen 232-619 Hope Dameron 238-616 AnnMarie Morelli 246-611 Tracy Cutrupi 215-611 Seniors: Joe DelGreco Sr 255-691 Frank Jara 245-629 Paul Miceli 226-612 Bob Mormando 246-603 Albert Doumar 231-601 Youth: Teens: Michael Martell 239-657 Matthew Hirsch 230-616 Giovanni Reyes 247-612 Austin Wong 209-581 Cameron Wong 208-576 Juniors: Anthony Mastroianni 182-516 Brandon Paunetto 159-444 Riley Dominianni 170-424 Michael Pelletiere 170-407 Danny Pira 146-377 Cameron LaPlant 129-372 Kyle Leahy 128-370 Michael Spencer 135-366 Veronica Sorrentini 140-322 Justin Rizzo 113-266

AT WALLINGTON LANES
By Gloria Volpe Bud Light 4-Man Jeff Di Domenico was high scorer with a 288 . High Scratch series was shot by Craig Bagnoli with a 762 with outstanding games of 279-269214. Other high games were Pete Polgar 268 Mark Kwon 268, Joe Brulato, Anderson Chae and Mark Hanley 266.
Thursday Early Mixed Chris Agnoli was on fire when he shot a 704 series with a 258 game .Mike Minervini 243, Fabio Castillo 237 and Bob Tiers 234. Now for the Mixed part of the league the Ladies Lori Biggy was the top woman scorer with a 239. Coors Light Public Safety Dennis Figueroa had the high game of the night with a 267 and a high series of 706 but the high series for the night belonged to Kevin (Tito) Jackson a great series of 742. Kenny Lee shot a 245 and Ken Cook had a 226. Tuesday Early 5-Man Joe Leardo was not to be beat with his 289and a 704 series Tom Twist was on fire as usual with a 279 Fred O Callaghan shot some very nice games 279-259 an had a 744 series , Joe Bargallo 258, Jason Rybak 257 and Craig Bagnolli 257. Other highlights include John Ahmed 256,Bob Slamiak 248,Steve Mastro 247,Dennis Richie 246,Andrew Thomas 246,Doug Weiler 245. G& L Friday Night Mixed Stan Wusyk was on fire and shot 269 Ed Smith 268 Brian Wellenheider 258, a nice 257 game for Robert Catena,Bob Lennox and Jeff leitner, Dennis Nieradka had a 253. The ladies had some nice games also Joely Jackowitz and Katherine Loughran shot 224 Cindy Hastie had a 214 way to go ladies. The Sun Mixed League Joe Montefusco jr had a nice 257 ,Mike Laspada 247, Mike Perrucci 234 and Lauren Pietrowicz had a 242 and a 217.

Country Pro Shop 2 x 2 2,439 / 3,066 w/ handicap Zoe Tampton 164, 180, 155 499 (152) Lauren Furman 233, 214, 190 637 (165) Nicholas Andreson 258, 243, 215 716 (176) Paul Circolone 185, 169, 233 587 (174) PENRO Penguins 1,874 / 2,090 w/ handicap Kyle Anderson 165, 149, 133 447 (122) Andrew Paoluccio 143, 166, 163 472 (142) Nicholas Lisciandri 154, 156, 134 444 (144) Daniel Costantino 163, 172, 176 511 (162)

Class B:

Class C: Country Pro Shop We Have Issues 1,627 / 1,645 w/ handicap Nicholas LaRocca 137, 176, 135 448 (124) Daniel Erwin 104, 80, 68 252 (64) Calista Ianarone 151, 110, 135 396 (108) Andrew Minew 216, 145, 170 531 (147) This is the second Scratch title in a row for the VanPelt brothers. Nicholas Anderson and Kyle Anderson are brothers Brian Daluise, Ryan VanPelt, RJ VanPelt, Alexander Spoto, and Lauren Furman have been recognized as Staten Island Advance All Stars for their accomplishment on and off the lanes during the High School Bowling Season.

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February 22 - 28, 2012

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PBA IN THE NEWS

PBA Hall of Famers Nelson Burton Jr., Johnny Petraglia and Walter Ray Williams Jr. will be on hand for the 28th annual Frank Bacom Memorial Strike-A-Thon, a benefit for the Regional Hospice of Western Connecticut, Sunday, March 18 at Brookfield Lanes in Brookfield, Conn. Burton, who has participated in all 28 fundraisers, has helped raise more than $200,000 for the hospice. For more information, contact Frank Acri with the Danbury News Times (frankacri@sbcglobal.net, cell phone: 203-7337956).

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February 22 - 28, 2012

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Bill Daunno 793
HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Daunno topped the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League firing games of 267-279-257 for a high series of 793. Rocco Fortunato rolled 267239-266-772, Russell Bennett 230-257-268-755, Cesar Galloza 241-224-278-743, Brian Schwal 2372-35-266-738, Glenn Mohr, Jr. 278-224-225-727, Ed Hayes, Jr. 243-267-217-727, and Frank Mortensen 224-229-264-717.

SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES

In the Monday Seniors: Ray Wilson 237,204, Rocky Torrieri 234, Bob Haskin 224,201. In the Monday BFCU: Joe Vento 232, Tom Retmanski 219,601, Debbie Gerstner 211. In the Monday LIA: Angelo Biscardi 243, Patty Werbeck 202. In the Tuesday Early Birds: Freda Amon 220, Emily Socolow 26, Jenn Dlorio 204, Liz Faust 200. In the Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Mike Riker 275, Rich ONeill 258, Mike Gregorio 253. In the Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Cappy Caporusso 206, Joe Marschaser 203, Joe Hopp 202. In the Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: John Eastwood 237, Pete Thomasefsky 227,607, Richie Coyer 225, Joe Marsiello 203, Marguerite Burt 203. In the Wednesday Ladies of the Morning: Debbie Darr 207, Mel Bonnano 204. In the Wednesday Mens Nite Out: John Cota 246,652, Barry Pollak 235. In the Thursday Hits and Misses: Patrick Fisher 258,672, Rick Straitz 250, Irv Freed 257,717, Jimmy Moore 246. In the Thursday Night Foursome: KEN WOJKYLO 300,751, Brian Lowery 279, Joe Valdina 279,767, Vinny Sanquini 269, Ryan Neary 268,784, Ed Hawkins 267,721, Wolf Ginsberg 266, Scott Ehrlich 266,701, Joe Mele 722, Keith Pappas 712 Jas Santoro 709, Sean Neary 706, Billy Scime 704, John Siano 700. In the Saturday Knights of Columbus: John Leary 259, John Papa 235, Dean Halverson 234.

Jennifer Caval 748

HOPELAWN, NJ Jennifer Caval led the La Buona Pizza League firing 279-267-202 for a high series of 748. Scott Akaleweicz rolled 215237-202-654, Joe Herber 213245-652, Ronald Rosaot 223-222647, John Baginsky 237-223-639, and Tom Dochych 237-634.

Glenn Aiello 662

HOPELAWN, NJ Glenn Aiello paced the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League firing 202-268 for a high series of 662. Richard Funk III rolled 206214-205-625, Tony Tamondong 212-609, Joseph Mecchi 244, Gary McGinness 225, and Michael Garcia 229.

Don M. Hellhake 735

HOPELAWN, NJ Don M. Hellhake led the Thursday Mixed Nuts League firing games of 252204-279 for a high series of 735. Kevin Kennelly rolled 247-232237-716, Brian Petretta 2262-53651, and Mike P. Kennelly 235.

Frank Grossi 651

HOPELAWN, NJ Frank Grossi topped the Knights of Columbus League firing games of 242-202-207 for a high 651 set. Anthony Cursi rolled 245-201633, Jack Masculin 225-610, and Frank Panzino 202-211.

Jeff Monteleone 299-772

HOPELAWN, NJ Jeff Monteleone led the scoring in the Academy Madness League firing games of 214 and 259 around a near perfect 299 for a high series of 772. Nick Viverito shot 201-243277-721, Mike Dellamanna 239214-233-686, Shelly Jacques 245200-234-679, Bonnie Desimone 204-225-642, and Stan Pietrucha 211-225-628.

Don Anione 713

HOPELAWN, NJ Don Anione led the scoring in the His & Hers League firing games of 216-253244 for a high series of 713. Walter Malecki rolled 204-242634, Shelly Jacques 206-225-202633, Rich Crowley 244-623, and Bonnie Desimone 215-224-622.