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Vol. 76 No. 42

December 16 - 22, 2015

Billy Asbury Wins PBA MJK Pro Shop

Knob Hill Eastern Challenge

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Amanda Broege, Sean Mott Hit 300

At Farmingdale Lanes

By Russ Mills - PBA

MANALAPAN, N.J. Billy Asbury
of Odenton, Md., defeated Greg
Ostrander of Freehold, N.J., 222-201,
to win the Professional Bowlers
Association MJK Pro Shop/Knob Hill
Eastern Challenge event last week.
PBA Challenge events are open to
any member or non-member who
has never won a PBA event.
Asbury split twice early in the title
match and was trailing Ostrander as
the two entered the final frame.
Ostrander, the tournament leader,
finished first, needing only a mark to
insure the victory. Instead, he left the
2-8-10 split and failed to cover any
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of the pins, which left Asbury needing only good count and a mark. Mark Kimball, Knob Hill Manager and sponsor (MJK Pro Shop)
Asbury threw a strike for the victory. on left with champion Billy Asbury.
Asbury, who had cashed in four of his previous five $1,000 for his runner-up finish.
The Knob Hill event concluded the East Regions
events this season, earned $1,500 for the win. The
win also qualifies him for the FireLake PBA 2015 season. The first event in 2016 will be the
Tournament of Champions, which will be held in PBA50 Rossi Lanes Eastern Open held in Elmira,
early February in Shawnee, Okla. Ostrander earned N.Y. March 18-20, 2016.

FARMINGDALE, NY Amanda
Broege and Sean Mott each blasted a 300 game in the Epic/Maple
Invitational Trios League at
Farmingdale Lanes but it was
Gary Haines taking high series
honors with an 810 set on games

of 264-257-289.
Eugene Neal came near perfect
with a 278 game then added a 236
to finish with 724, followed by
Amefika Greaves posting 247700, Eric Smyth 245-236-699, and
Jennifer Ferraro 233-212-646.

PJ Adams 300-796 at Rockaway Lanes

ROCKAWAY, NJ - PJ Adams collected twelve strikes in a row
earning a 300 perfecto en route to
a 796 series while contesting in
the Rockaway Foursome at
Rockaway Lanes.

Ken George 255, Aaron Shruby

247-678, James Stiles 246, Keith
Meyers 658, Liesl Apgar 246-686,
Elyse Dickman 209, Joyce
Hulbert 203-573, Liza Gallo 185,
Ellen O'Neil 509.

Ernie Cabrera Jr 300, Todd David 299

At Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ - Ernie Cabrera Jr.
slammed a 300 game and finished
the session with a 756 set while
Todd David was right behind with
a near perfect 299 game in his 747
series rolling in the Saturday FilAm League at Lodi Lanes.

Jimmy Medina also collected

eleven strikes for a 279 game in
his 751, and also near perfect were
Ed Mata with 279, Andrew
Hedaria 279, and Ron DeLuca
also posting a 279 game.

Harry ONeale, Denny Schreiner, Pete Couture Elected to PBA Hall of Fame
By Bill Vint - PBA
CHICAGO Harry ONeale Jr.
of Ravenel, S.C., Denny
Schreiner of Akron, Ohio, and
Pete Couture of Cocoa, Fla., have
been elected to the Professional
Bowlers Association Hall of
Fame.
Induction ceremonies will be
held on Monday, Feb. 1, at
Oklahomas Grand Casino Resort
& Hotel as part of the FireLake
PBA Tournament of Champions.
ONeale built the PBA South
Region tournament program into
the organizations most successful proving ground for aspiring
young players over a span of 31
years before his retirement in
2011. A one-time PBA Tour competitor in his own right, ONeale
assumed a regional program with

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Denny Schreiner
fewer than 200 members and
built it into a membership as high
as 971 members, frequently traveling thousands of miles while
conducting more than 40 weekend tournaments a year.

Harry ONeale Jr.

Im really proud of (getting
elected), ONeale said. I joined
the PBA in 1963, and its always
been a dream to one day get elected to the hall of fame.
When I went to work for the

Pete Couture
PBA, I tried to make people feel
welcome and I think thats why
the regional program took off. I
think the guys felt at home and so
they kept coming back. Watching
the region grow so much, and all

of the people we met through the

southern states made it all worthwhile, ONeale continued.
It was nice to see some of the
guys who grew up through the
regional program go on to become
some of the best in the world. I
still keep up with them to see how
theyre doing. Even though Im
retired, he said, the PBA is still
one of my first loves.
Schreiner, who served as the
ESPN television voice of the
PBA between 1986 and 1995,
also was a skilled bowler who
joined the PBA media staff in
Akron short after his graduation
from the University of Akron as
the PBA Tour Broadcast
Director.
See PBAHALL Page 3

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BOWLING.COM EXTENDS
TITLE SPONSORSHIP OF YOUTH OPEN
By Terry Bigham - IBC
ARLINGTON, Texas - Bowling.com will continue as the title sponsor of the
Youth Open Championships, while the event retools its lowest divisions in
2016.
The Bowling.com Youth Open Championships is a national non-qualifying
tournament open to all United States Bowling Congress Youth members. The
2016 event will take place over nine days starting July 14 at Expo Bowl in
Indianapolis.
"We're excited to continue our involvement with the Youth Open
Championships as title sponsor," Bowling.com's Head of Business
Development, Ben Dodson, said about the two-year agreement. "It is important to have national events for youth bowlers, so they can compete against
bowlers from across the county for scholarships and titles. It's been great to
have been a part of the event the last two years."
The Nacogdoches, Texas-based company, which started in 1999, also is a
founding partner of the Youth Education Services (YES) Fund and has been a
strong proponent of giving back to the sport.
In addition to its title sponsorship, Bowling.com also will provide a $100
scholarship to participants who roll a 300 game or 800 series at the
Bowling.com Youth Open Championships.
"We appreciate Bowling.com's commitment to youth bowling and the Youth
Open Championships," said Gary Brown, International Bowling Campus
Managing Director of Youth Development. "Having their continued support
is important as we continue to build a future for the sport."
For the 2016 event, the Bowling.com Youth Open Championships will have
slight enhancements to its divisional structure. The Under 20, Under 15 and
Under 12 divisions remain, but the Under 8 division has been replaced by an
Under 10 division.
The adjustment in the lower division is expected to increase participation in
the lower divisions by making it more competitive for younger bowlers. It also
is expected to increase scholarships in the lower divisions and allow more
flexibility in creating teams.
Registration for the 2016 Bowling.com Youth Open Championships, which
will take place July 14-15, 22-25 and 29-31 in Indianapolis, began Dec. 1.

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Nick Siegel 300 at Rabs Country Lanes

AT JIB LANES STATEN
ISLAND, NY Nick Siegel blasted a 300 game in the NEXLouis Demartino 744
FLUSHING, NY Louis
DeMartino led the scoring in the
Ball and Chain League rolling
games of 263-246-235 for a high
series of 744.
Dave Siegenthal shot 248-277215-740, Greg Chin 256-259-706,
and Dylan Bustillo 277-207-257681.

Tony Crowley 715

FLUSHING, NY Tony Crowley
led the scoring in the Friends and
Family League firing games of
205-278-232 for a high series of
715.
Terrence White shot 254-226233-713, Luis Rosa 268-258-690,
and Brian Hunter 233-268-684.

Warren Kinney 711

FLUSHING, NY Warren Kinney
rolled 215-237-259-711, and
Anthony Vitucci 267-205-224-696
in the Ted Guy Classic League.

AT OCEAN
Chris Swindell 269
LAKEWOOD, NJ - Chris
Swindell led the scoring in the
Scratch Trio League rolling a high
game of 269.
Alec Hehir hit 257, Vicky Spirio
254, Nicholas Gross and Caylin
Ryan 247, and Jeremy Pilovsky
245.

James Clayton
LAKEWOOD, NJ - In the Junior
Classic League James Clayton
shot 195, Alexis Fitzmaurice 183,
Vinnie Caruso 183, and Angel
Gonzalez 179.

Emily Hehir
LAKEWOOD, NJ - Emily Hehir
rolled 184, Leah Varella 168, Cole
Cook-Bensen 165, and Gavin Toth
158 in the Pin Hitters League.
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GEN Junior Bowlers League at Rabs Country Lanes.

Steevn Schwed shot 257-246-692, AJ Miceli 200-216-260-684, AJ
Everts 246-206-215-667, Mike Lsorba 233-230-654, and Nicole
Yohrling 255-636.

BONUSES AWAIT EARLY ARRIVALS FOR

PBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
You could call it an indoor tailgate party. Bonuses for the first 250
early arrivals for the live ESPN finals for the Rolltech PBA World
Championship on Thursday, Dec. 17, at the National Bowling Stadium
in Reno will receive a free hotdog, free beverage (soda or beer), a
chance to visit 18 PBA Product Registered company vendor booths, and
a chance to get the best available seats.
Remaining tickets available for the live ESPN telecast (air time is 4
p.m. local time) start at $10. Tickets are available on pba.com
(https://www.eventbrite.com/e/live-rolltech-pba-world-championshiptickets-18822094391) or at the door.
Reno fans also are invited to participate for prizes in a best dressed
Santa costume contest, which will offer $1,000 in cash prizes, and win
free giveaways during the telecast. A DJ also will be part of the festivities.
Fans also are reminded they will still be able to place wagers on who
they think will win the PBA World Championship at Silver Legacy
Sports Book prior to the telecast.

ENTRIES OPEN FOR PBA TOURNAMENT OF

CHAMPIONS, PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP
Entries for the FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions are now
being accepted for all PBA title winners.
The TOC, set for Feb. 1-7 at FireLake Bowling Center in Shawnee,
Okla., will include a field of 96 players of which 72 are reserved for
PBA Tour title holders. An additional 24 PBA Regional, PBA50,
PWBA-PBA Womens Regional and/or PBA Womens Series champions will qualify during a special TOC Regional event that will precede
the TOC.
Eligible PBA Tour champions who want to participate must submit
their entries by no later than Tuesday, Jan. 4. Any spots reserved for PBA
Tour title holders that are not filled will be added to the 24 spots coming out of the TOC Regional.
The TOC Regional is open to all bowlers, PBA members or non-members. If the winner is a member who has not previously won a PBA title,
he/she will become TOC-eligible. Entries for the regional will be handled by PBA Southwest Region Tournament Manager Pete McCordic
(email: pete.mccordic@pba.com).
TOC participants also are advised the Grand Casino Hotel & Resort in
Shawnee has established a $99/night PBA rate for players and fans. To
book rooms, visit www.grandresortok.com/hotel/ and enter the code
160128FIRE in the Group Code under Advanced Options. Booking
early is recommend because another event is scheduled in the area at the
same time.
To enter the TOC, please contact Mary von Krueger at
maryvk@pba.com or 206-332-9688. The entry fee is $500.
To enter the Barbasol PBA Players Championship, set for Feb. 15-21
at Wayne Webbs Columbus Bowl in Columbus, Ohio, use the online
system at pba.com. The entry fee is $500. The tournament is limited to
a field of 160 PBA members.

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December 16 - 22, 2015

LODI LANES HONOR ROLL

PBAHALL
Continued from Page 1
As PBAs play-by-play announcer on
ESPN, he quickly became popular for his
ability to apply his knowledge as a bowler
to the telecasts, working in harmony with
PBA Hall of Famer Mike Durbin as his
color analyst. Schreiners career in broadcasting was cut short when he was diagnosed with Stardardt macular degeneration, an incurable genetic eye disease that
began robbing him of his central vision.
Ill tell you what, that was a pretty neat
phone call (from PBA Commissioner Tom
Clark), Schreiner said. Its my first hall
of fame and thats really special, especially because (the late PBA Hall of Famer)
Chuck Pezzano nominated me. Chucks
not with us anymore, but he knew more
about the sport and the people in it than
anyone, so that was really special.
Just to be nominated was fun, he
added. The first thing I think about was
when I went to work for the PBA in 1978,
it was really, truly a family business. They
were great, great people, and thats what
Ive always appreciated. And to go out
and work for the Tour was easily the best
experience in my life, as a person and as a
broadcaster.
We worked our tails off, but I had more
fun and laughed more than I have
doing anything else in my life, Schreiner
said Bowling and the PBA gave me a
chance to get to the network level, and I
did the best I could with the opportunity. I
was truly blessed, and to join Chris
Schenkel as the second broadcaster elected is an amazing honor. Chris was truly a
legend. To have known him, and worked
with him, was something Ill never forget.
Couture, 70, was elected in the PBA50
Performance category based on his exceptional record for a minimum of 10 years as
a senior competitor. On the heels of a
24-year career as a PBA Tour competitor,
when he won five standard PBA titles,
Couture began his PBA50 career in 1995
when he earned PBA50 Rookie of the
Year honors. He won the first of nine
PBA50 Tour titles in Reno in 1996, and
captured a pair of USBC Senior Masters
titles in 1998 (when he was selected as
PBA50 Player of the Year) and 2002. The
Connecticut native has earned $959,900
during his PBA career.

Im kind of overwhelmed, Couture

said. Im not sure what to think. Its a
dream come true. I think everyone who
bowls for a living has a dream of getting
into the hall of fame, and to have it actually happen is unbelievable. Its an honor
just to be on the ballot.
Couture said his 1998 PBA50 Tour season was the most memorable of his career.
I went from being a so-called star to
being a superstar in that one year, he said
of his four-title season. Everything came
together. When I made match play, I was
able to get to the show, and when I got to
the show I was pretty successful.
Everything went the right way for me that
year.
Theres no higher honor, Couture
added. Im humbled.
PBA and PBA50 Performance candidates
are elected by a panel of PBA Hall of
Famers and veteran bowling writers and
industry leaders.
The 2016 PBA Hall of Fame ceremonies
will begin at 6 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 1, at
Oklahomas Grand Casino Resort & Hotel
following the official practice session for
the FireLake PBA Tournament of
Champions at nearby Firelake Bowling
Center in Shawnee, Okla. Tickets for the
hall of fame dinner will be available under
the tickets link on pba.com.
The FireLake PBA Tournament of
Champions program will get underway
Saturday, Jan. 30-Sunday, Jan. 31 with a
TOC Regional event which will qualify 24
PBA Regional, PWBA-PBA Womens
Regional and/or PBA50 Regional title
winners to join the field of PBA Tour
champions in the Tournament of
Champions field. TOC qualifying and
match play rounds will be contested
Tuesday, Feb. 2-Friday, Feb. 5, with the
top five players advancing to the live
ESPN stepladder finals on Sunday, Feb. 7
at 1 p.m. ET. The finals will be conducted
on a special installation inside the
FireLake Arena, adjacent to FireLake
Bowling Center.
All preliminary rounds of the TOC program, including the PBA Hall of Fame ceremonies, will be covered live, exclusively
on PBAs online bowling channel, Xtra
Frame. For subscription information, visit
pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame link.

Monday Trios: Nick Kochell 290, Bob Goodwin 278-755, Paul Stuart 277, Chuck
Cocozzo 260, Dave Henderson 761, Diane Wojcik 257, Terry Drenth 246.
Monday Night Classic: Quentin Collins 290-790, Brian Hegadua 279-783, Russell
Yap 279, Lisa Friscioni 279-780.
Wednesday Men's 820: Sal DeBenedetto 278, Dave Marmolejos 278, Joe Alfano
277, Justin Bilardello 725.
Wednesday 5-Man: Nino Polanco 258, Tom Smith Jr 258, Mike Dagraca 255.

Pete Gurrieri 680, Cathy Seco 648

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high series for the night in the Monday Georges Memorial League at Parkway
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Cathy Seco led the ladies with an excellent 258 game and a nice 648 high series.
Ron Filipek bowled a 234 game in his 656 set followed by Frank Luzzi 258-650,
Jim Viola 235-636, Lance Webb 243-635, Rich DeRosa Jr. 268-631 and Mark
Marton 234-625.
The woman top scorers also included Elena Marton 221-556, Diane Modelfino
194-538, Freda Thurman 202-538 and Bonnie Gill 212-523.


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Brandon Smith, Lilly Sigona

Pace Youth Travlers

Frank Cimino 299

Pat Zenker 740

Jahnia Phillips 707

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Frank Cimino rolled near perfect
with a 299 game contesting in the
Thursday Mixed League. He
added games of 230 and 226 for
the session high series as well
posting a 755 set.
Mary Ann McNally rolled 210235-224-669, James Borzini 268227-665, Paul Barbuzza 246-226663, and Tom Dowd 245-212-641.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Pat Zenker topped the scoring in
the Friday Night Mixed League
firing games of 267-237-236 for a
high series of 740.
Jason Grima shot 235-265-232732, Joe Mazza 244-223-235-702,
and Steve Patitucci 256-231-681.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Jahnia Phillips led the scoring in
the Saturday Scholarship League
firing games of 243-249-215 for a
high series of 707.
Robert Barber shot 244-226-679,
Brian Becktold 245-231-636, and
Jair Brooks-Davis 625.

Steven Friedman 721

Ed Frontera 706

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Steven Friedman topped the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mens
League blasting games of 227266-228 for a high series of 721.
Barry Clare rolled 270-247-715,
Kevin Cudjoe 269-234-706, Ed
Connelly 254-222-224-700, Glen
Smith 278, Ben Gregoretti 231247-214-692, and Jeff Bishoff
242-211-233-686.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Ed
Frontera led the scoring in the
Wednesday Senior Doubles
League blasting games of 257223-226 for a high series of 706.
Jay McCray rolled 269-259-693,
John Khantzian 265-218-674,
Richie Franklin 268-669, and
Jerival George 233-220-655.

Pedro Salcedo 795

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Pedro Salcedo topped the scoring
in the Custom Thumbz Doubles
League blasting games of 259279-257 for a high series of 795.
Mike Chookasezian rolled 220255-256-731, Joe Coniglairo 289236-709, Andrew Guertin 267218-693, and Billy Rappel 225202-259-686.

Leroy Singletary 786

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Leroy Singletary topped the scoring in the Monday 4-Man Classic
League blasting games of 268252-266 for a high series of 786.
Gary Robertson shot 279-268767, Joe Conigliaro 279-223-257759, Glenn Smith 278-233-730,
Rich Salcedo 268-248-723, and
Mark Slade 268-252-266-715.
In the Monday Ladies Classic
League Linda Farmer shot 194189, Anne Molloy 192, Trish Lugo
188, and Dawn Waldhof 180.

Anthony Capellupo 682

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Anthony Capellupo led the scoring in the St. Rays Holy Bowlers
League rolling games of 208-269205 for a high series of 682.
Carl Carinci shot 245-236-669, John
Maglio 235, and Doug Welch 211.

Joe Dimino 713

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Joe Dimino topped the scoring in
the Tuesday Late Mens League
firing games of 222-266-225 for a
high series of 713.
Steve Lella shot 268-234-678,
Dan Rubino 243-237-675, and Jim
Carey 258-236-674.
In the Tuesday Koffee Kats
League Alexandria Strom rolled
205, Laurie Bettineschi 198, and
Delva Brown 177-165.

Patrice Nolan 247

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Patrice Nolan shot 247, Gloria
Belmonte 222, Rose Marie Yampiro
210, and Stacy Salomides 206 in the
Tuesday Rockville Ladies League.

BOONTON, NJ - In Stan Niemiec Youth Travel play, Hi-Tors Brandon

Smith became the third member of his team to take or share center stage
this season. The 15-year-old lifted his lofty average to 211 with a 654,
the days best threesome, closing with scores of 222 and 243. Brandons
efforts werent enough to prevent his team from dropping five points to
host Boonton, 2828-2677; shorthanded this week, Hi-Tor extended its
losing skein to five matches, despite continued impressive outings from
Smith, Johnny Toscano 228-610 and Antonino Sparta 222-606.
Crushing the maples for Boonton were Adam Gelvan 222-209-623, Erik
Kattermann 205-200 and 13-year-old Andrew Donnelly who rolled a
203 in his league debut.
Holiday Is Lilly Sigona strung the first nine strikes in her middle
game, causing bowlers and spectators alike to be temporarily frozen as
she stepped on the approach for the tenth frame. The Caldwell freshman
pulled her delivery across the headpin, leaving the six-pin, but she still
finished with 267, the sessions best single; Lillys torrid teammates all
smashed the 600 barrier in Holiday Is 2836-2746 triumph over
Holiday II-David Neil 228-203-623, Nick Cilento 224-202-616 and
Frank Magyar 223-602. Posting deuces for Holiday II were Jared
Duncan 200-208-224-632, Wade Chamberlain 204-201, Tom
Chamberlain 206 and Devin Crowley 202.
Montvale took over first place with a 2914-2748 six-point victory over
Bowler City II. Splintering the plastic-sticks for Montvale was anchor
Matt Russell 264-213-638 with help from Dan Sproviero 200, James
Reagan-Ward 199 and two over-average games from Michaella Raab.
Scoring well for BC II were Northern Highlands senior Allie
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December 16 - 22, 2015

AT MOUSE TRAP LANES

Mike Maguire 740
WOODBINE, NJ - Mike Maguire rolled his way to a personal best
740 series in the Mouse Trap Lanes Men's League firing games of
268-194-278
Andrew Stewart rolled 251-266-206-723, Bob Venafra 222-245-243710 and Scott Raab 247-245-213-705.

Ken Howell 724

WOODBINE, NJ - Ken Howell blasted games of 235-241-248 to run
away with high series 724 in Mouse Trap Lanes Monday Mixed
League. Leon Errickson hit 217-233-644.

Mike Calise 705

WOODBINE, NJ - Mike Calise led the Mouse Trap Lanes Wednesday
Night Mixed League with 257-267-181-705 followed by George
Charlson shooting 232-235-211-678 and Eric Bunch 243-190-241-674.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Dan Rice 822

Diamond Hunter 675

FARMINGDALE, NY Dan Rice topped the scoring

in the Wednesday Early Mens League blasting
games of 276-269-277 for a high series of 822.
Mitch Kennedy rolled 226-236-258-720, Michael
Alvarez 278-225-710, Anthony Delia 213-247-247707, Adam Kipnes 233-212-247-692, Tom
Cavanaugh 252-203-236-692, and Brian Fullman
223-257-211-691.

FARMINGDALE, NY Diamond Hunter topped

the scoring in the Monday High School Practice
League firing games of 247-246 for a high series of
675.
Maria Lucente shot 233, Joe Laier 226-631,
Samantha Ng 226, Christopher Kelch and Carly
Licht 225, and Travis Miller 223.

Jonnae Greaves 758

FARMINGDALE, NY Rainer Latteier paced the

scoring in the Sunday Early Mixed League rolling
a 266 game for a high series of 668.
Joshua Marino rolled 211-228-227-666, Joseph
Panariello
203-224-236-663,
and
Tom
Vonbraunsberg 239.

FARMINGDALE, NY Jonnae Greaves topped the

competition in the Tuesday Early Birds League firing
games of 279-233-246 for a high series of 758.
Jeff Page rolled 255-246-223-724, Miguel Garrido
256-212-225-693, Matthew Gierl 255-248-693,
Ramon Carcamo 248-244-672, Barry Kadane 214242-214-670, and Ranee Jackson 268-211-668.

Lloyd Hasluck 725

FARMINGDALE, NY Lloyd Hasluck led the scoring in the Wednesday Party League rolling games of
257-224-244 for a high series of 725.
Eric Vazquez rolled 252-220-209-681, Edward
Mencarelli 256-227-666, and Robert Laurice 246.

Ken Werner 719

FARMINGDALE, NY Ken Werner led the scoring
in the MNFP League firing games of 226-246-247 for
a high series of 719.
Danny Schrafel shot 279-234-717, Brandan Rini
269-224-707, Danny Riccobono 256-215-236-707,
and Matt Poltorzycki 232-220-665.

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FARMINGDALE, NY Sug Legrand led the competition in the Friday Late Mixed League rolling games
of 216-288-214 for a high series of 718.
Bob Starzec rolled 234-237-224-695, Aniello Strocchia
257-213-660, James Hood 237-215-651, Ernie Diaz
244-217-642, and Junior Pscual 243-221-636.

Joseph Kotowicz 681

FARMINGDALE, NY Joseph Kotowicz led the
scoring in the Thursday Nite Owls League rolling
games of 253-232 for a high series of 681.
Kevin Falcone shot 228-224-222-674, Nick Butera
231-200-233-664, Roger Herrscher 258, and Victor
Cassano, Sr. 246-635.

Rainer Latteier 668

Steve Kenney 666

FARMINGDALE, NY Steve Kenney led the scoring in the Saturday Nite Fun League rolling games
of 243-221 for a high series of 666.
Patty Bento shot 247-246-646, Jeff Gallo 245218-644, Bob DeLisi 246, and Chris Buzzonetti
255.
Joe Montefusco shot 192-184, Gerard Hoeler 180,
Bob Junge 177, and Ethel Levine 170 in the
Monday AM Seniors League.

Evan Apostolidis 630

FARMINGDALE, NY- Evan Apostolidis paced the
scoring in the Thursday Goodtimers League rolling
games of 216-212-202 for a high series of 630.
Nick Jorgensen shot 254-222-626, Mike Herman
216, Joe Baumann 215, and Ken Tamburrino 214.
In the Tuesday AM Ladies League Margaret
Kalenborn shot 200, Barbara Bovenzi 198,
Maryann Sullivan 195, and Paula Caiazzo 184.

Rose Marie Snyder 246

FARMINGDALE, NY Rose Marie Snyder rolled
246, and Nicholas Fina 215 in the Sunday
Adult/Junior League.
Jake Diamond rolled 195-191, Eric Brennan 177,
Bertt Markland 174-168, and Matthew Ferrar 170
in the St. Martins League.
In the Friday Sunshine Kids League Joe Livolsi
shot 192, Fai Livolsi 183, Marvin Slifkin 165, and
Karen Bruno 157.

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Anthony Ruffino 801 at Howell

HOWELL, NJ - In the tenth session of the Monday Madness League,
birthday boy, Anthony Ruffino, Jr. fired an outstanding 801 series and
teammate Max Statler threw second high series 759 (102 POA) and up
23 pins from the week before.
Ruffino set the season mark for high series and tied for season high
game with Joe Ingram and Lou DiGirolamo at 288, his scores were
258-288-255 on lanes 23/24 and 104 POBA (pins over book average).
Third high series went to Steffen Schenkenberrger tearing the pins apart
for a 716 (47 POBA) including a 267 game.
High womens game went to Lauren Frankowski tossing 218-638,
Shannon Hankel 224, and Lauren Lella 205.
In the 13th week of the Coors Light Trio League, Rod Dixon fired a
276 and 706 series. Mark Vasquez Sr. 267 and 692. Other honor scores
were Joe Buffari 266 and Anthony Ruffino, Jr. 266.
Marvin Hidalgo-Mora has season high series at 786 and tied for second high game 279 with Rod Dickson and Tony Tesoriero. Eric Hansen
threw the only perfect 300 so far this season, and Brian Shade had a
278.
Kerry OSullivan tossed a 211 high game for the women.

AT RABS COUNTRY LANES

John Lyons 784

Dennis Costantino 721 Melissa Hughes 685

STATEN ISLAND, NY John

Lyons topped the scoring in the
Michael Carbonaro Mixed League
rolling a high game of 277 and a
high series of 784.
Karlayn Buono hit 279-782,
Rocky Salemmo 264-741, Bob
Jacobson 258-734, Derek Gilbert
278-697, Dan Guidone 263-689,
and Leo Santos 258-687.

STATEN ISLAND, NY Dennis

Costantino topped the scoring in
the Senior Mens League blasting games of 269-245 for a high
series of 721.
Joe LaBargo hit 259-256-718,
John Eadicicco 233-224-227684, Seto Jew 249-249-680, and
Frank Polizzi 258-669.

Ray Larsen, Sr. 723

Don Schwed 707

STATEN ISLAND, NY
Melissa Hughes led the scoring
in the Gennaros Ladies Classic
League rolling games of 224236-226 for a high series of
685.
Erica Kosinski shot 245-640,
Cathy Guarnieri 222-623, Naz
Laursen 227621, Alice Carlo
237, and Renee Olsen 236.

STATEN ISLAND, NY Don

Schwed led the scoring in the
Senior Mens League rolling
games of 247-240-220 for a high
series of 707.
Mike King shot 221-247-687,
Randy Viscuso 246-665, Joe
LaBargo 245-663, and Jim
Shevlin 234-226-641.

STATEN ISLAND, NY Cathy

Guarnieri paced the scoring in
the Gennaros Ladies Classic
League firing games of 235-236
for a high series of 653.
Mary Ellen Fishbein shot 242,
Sue Dalton 224, Melissa Hughes
214, and Nazareth Laursen 212.

STATEN ISLAND, NY Ray

Larsen, Sr. led the scoring in the
Rab Wilkinson Memorial League
blasting a 269 game for a high
series of 723.
Jeff Scire shot 269-718, Wilfredo
Apo 708, Joe Weisenstein 255695, Budd Verardi 262-725, and
George Redecha 268-667.

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