ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John

Smisek blasted a 300 game while

rolling in the Kings Trios League
at Rockville Centre Lanes.
Warren Brown shot 279-237-247-
763, Willie Fessler 238-236-257-
731, Matt Carey 268-257-730, Bob
Thorne 266-257-715, Chris
Cypress 268-257-712, Rich Henner
216-258-233-707, Jose Zambrano
256-235-706, Kevin Isler 289, and
Michael Ramirez 279.
CALI, Colombia - Colombia's Clara Guerrero broke the Pan
American Bowling Confederation Women's Championships sin-
gles record en route to the gold medal and in her home country.
Guerrero blasted a six-game total of 1,498 (249.67 average) to
earn her second career gold medal in the PABCON Women's
Championships. Team USA's Kelly Kulick earned the silver and
teammate Liz Johnson took the bronze at the Cali Bowling
Coliseum.
After starting with games of 233, 290 and 223, Guerrero closed
out her singles event strong with 248, 259 and 245 to set the score
to beat on the first squad.
It was the first individual PABCON gold medal in Guerrero's
career. She won the doubles gold medal in 2001 with Paola Gomez
and has earned seven silver medals and two bronze medals over the
years.
"It feels incredible to win the gold medal in singles with my par-
ents, my brother and the people who always support me behind
me," said Guerrero, who beat the previous record of 1,482 set by
Team USA's Liz Johnson in 2008. "The level of this tournament is
quite high, so I'm very pleased and quite excited."
The United States earned the second through sixth positions in
the standings with Kulick leading the way posting a 1,387 second-
place finish. Johnson totaled 1,369 to finish third.
Missy Parkin finished in fourth place with 1,340, Shannon
Pluhowsky was fifth with 1,340 and Danielle McEwan finished
in a tie for sixth place with 1,314. Shannon O'Keefe earned
14th with 1,262.
Four countries will qualify for the 2015 Pan American Games
this week as part of the PABCON Women's Championships.
The combined all-events total of the top two bowlers from each
non-qualified country will determine the top four that advance.
Eight countries have already qualified for the Pan American
Games, which will feature 14 countries. Argentina, Brazil,
Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico and Venezuela
have already secured spots.
There are seven countries competing in the PABCON
Women's Championships that have yet to qualify and four will
earn spots. Those countries are Aruba, the Bahamas, the United
States, Guatemala, Panama, Puerto Rico and the Dominican
Republic.
With Kulick and Johnson's strong start, it put Team USA atop
the leaderboard in the race to qualify for the Pan American
Games.
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LAKEWOOD, NJ - Ken Hallihan
found perfection posting a 300
game en route to a 725 series
rolling in the Ocean Challenge
League at Ocean Lanes. Jeff
Barnett came close with a 299 in
his 761 set and Greg Ostrander
took high series with 771 high-
lighted by a 290 game.
Steffen Schenkenberger hit 279-
742 followed by Michael Conover
with 279-758, Chris Freel 277-
737, Emil Dudas 275-744, Chris
Mancilla 268, Brandon Fennell
267-722, Dave Sabin 267-700,
Vinnie Orobono 265, Phillip
(Dutch) Prasch 259, Don Farmer,
Russ Goss and Jim Hanlon each
tossed a 256, Gary Toth 255-707,
Vinny Dalia 255, Diane Jones
222-637 and Lauren Lella 221.
Clara Guerrero Takes Singles Gold at PABCON Womens Championships
By Lucas Wiseman - USBC
FULTON, NY Jeff Zaffino of Warren,
Pennsylvania, outscored Bill McCorkle of
Westerville, Ohio by 51 pins over 17 games to win
the PBA50 Lakeview Lanes Eastern Open at
Lakeview Lanes.
Zaffino, who competes in both the PBA East and
Central Regions, led McCorkle, a Central Region
regular competitor, by 61 pins after Saturdays 8-
game qualifying round. The duo stayed atop the
16-man finals field throughout tournament match
play rounds while Steve Ferraro of Kingston, New
York, made the biggest move, climbing from 11th
place after qualifying to finish third, 24 pins
ahead of Gary Shultis of Levittown, New York.
The win was Zaffinos 24th overall PBAregion-
al title and earned him a $1,500 payday. McCorkle
collected $800 as the runner-up. Ferraro, who
rolled two perfect games on the final day of com-
petition, earned $725 for third place and Shultis
took home a $650 check for finishing fourth place
finish.
Jeff Zaffino Wins PBA50 Lakeview Lanes Eastern Open
By Russ Mills - PBA
PBA photo
Champion Jeff Zaffino on left with Mike Tryniski,
proprietor, and finished in fifth place.
Ken Hallihan Blasted 300
At Ocean Lanes
PBA photo
Clara Guerrero took PABCON singles gold in her
home country of Columbia.
John Smmisek Hammered 300
At Rockville Centre Lanes
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Kelly Kulick 782
MADISON, NJ Kelly Kulick
topped the scoring in the CMIL
League blasting a 268 game for a
high series of 782.
Joe Parisi shot 279-775, Vinnie
Pagnotta 267-724, Mike Stoyko
268, Anthony Parisi 716, and
Jennifer Drury 224.
Harry Franz 762
MADISON, NJ Harry Franz
topped the scoring in the
Wedednesday Trio League firing a
high game of 288 and a high series
of 762.
Jimmy Granato hit 265, Dave
Krivak 256, Jake Bird 656, Jon
Russo 650, Dawn Gammon 244-
609, and Stephanie Rahn 200.
Donny Prisco 694
MADISON, NJ Donny Prisco
rolled 250-694, Jimmy Granado
253, and Dan Pridham 213 in the
Thursday 400 Doubles League.
Lauren Potechin rolled 201, Evan
Weinberg 184, and Johan Gamo
and Madasyn Bachcroft 177 in the
Diggers Big Doubles League.
Joe Marchese 649
MADISON, NJ Joe Marchese
paced the scoring in the Morris
County Police & Fire League fir-
ing a 231 game for a high series of
649.
Tom Schneyer rolled 239, Tim
Cook 226, and Patty Hanlein 235.
In the Pharma Plus League Mark
Terhune shot 236-605, Ron
Kaeprnik 225, and Don Miller
212.
In the Diggers Little Doubles
League Alex Berg shot 163,
Rachel Rieger 117 and Colin
Fagan 115.
Henry Carlos 793 at Montvale Lanes
MONTVALE, NJ - Henry Carlos opened up the 2014-2015 season of the
Thursday Early Bird League at Montvale Lanes by blasting scores of
279-235-279 for a 793 series. He was joined by teammate Tom Fojtlin
who fired scores of 264-245-242-751 to help power Nautilus Pools to a
winning night.
Other great shooting for the night included Matt Vanderhoof 236-267-
261-764, Frank Picciotto 255-729, Ken Brown 244-691, Matt Rovetto
256-683, Fred Knispel 258-681, Eric Dubiel 245-677, Grier Yorks 259-
676, and Mike Pasch 240-676.
Jerry Petti No-Tap 300 at Majestic Lanes
HOPELAWN, NJ Jerry Petti blasted a no-tap 300 game in the Senior
No-Tap League at Majestic Lanes.
Mary Doslik shot 225-213, Larry Johnson and Rose Petti 222, and
Thomas Ortiz, Sr. 209-202.
Ed Bakelaar Sr 758 at Parkway Lanes
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Ed Bakelaar Sr. led all pin attackers with
scores of 246-280-232 for a strong 758 series to lead an active night of
high scorers in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway
Lanes.
Peter Honan bowled 289-749, Tom Schlomann 246-698, John Barone
288-690, Jan Dul 237-686, Joe Mercurio 244-685, Ed Bakelaar Jr. 238-
684, and Jim Viola 258-678.
Dave Mastropasqua 747 at Montvale
MONTVALE, NJ - Dave Mastropasqua fired 259-212-276 for a 747
series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Early Bird League at Montvale
Lanes.
Other good shooting for the night included Dave Wilson 268-711,
Henry Carlos 257-703, Phil DeSantis 278-684, Kevin Stapleton 242-
682, Mike Funtsch 244-677, Frank Picciotto 237-674, Craig Slawinski
259-674, Pete Rooney 244-665, and Tom Fojtlin 252-664.
Many a parent worries when a
youngster becomes too interested
in a sport, any sport.
They feel that at times a sport
can have a distracting influence
on youthful participants when he
or she should be concentrating
more on the basics of education.
If the sport is bowling, theres
little need for concern. Bowling
enthusiasts must learn scoring
and the math necessary. The
numbers always need close atten-
tion, and when a youngster
becomes involved with averages,
high games, high series, point sys-
tems and the many other statis-
tics connected with bowling, they
learn to figure quickly and accu-
rately, just to keep things honest.
They also are exposed to various
computer systems.
They want to be able to decipher
entry blanks, rule books, to
understand them, to read
accounts of leagues and tourna-
ments and the exploits of their
bowling heroes in newspapers,
bowling publications and maga-
zines. Whether they know it or
not, they read more, become bet-
ter readers, and more acquainted
with words.
They learn how to win, to lose, to
organize, and how important
team efforts are, and how it is just
as important to foster individual
goals, and they learn about pres-
sure without undue pressure on
them.
Boys and girls interested in
bowling cant bowl all they want
because most allowances wont
stretch that far. Many become a
little more eager to do some extra
chores around the house to earn
some extra money to bowl some
extra games. Some take on a
part-time job, and some pick up
pin money by keeping score or
helping at various bowling tour-
naments. They learn more of the
value of money when they want
that new ball or bag or shoes.
Youngsters interested in bowling
cant help but have their compet-
itive juices and spirit aroused.
And if theyre not good bowlers
they can become involved with
the organizational structure, cre-
ating and conducting and publi-
cizing events. In all ways the
sport offers a social outlet and an
education, because bowling is a
mirror of lifes success and fail-
ure, and youngsters can relate
much of what they do in bowling
to other experiences.
Few young bowlers get into
trouble, a tribute to the juniors
who bowl, the people who teach
and guide them, and the bowling
centers in which they bowl. Ask
any judge. Most bowling centers
welcome juniors with open arms,
but dont baby them, and insist
upon proper dress and actions.
Young people learn about rules,
respect for other peoples proper-
ty and also about discipline. But
even more should and could be
done to attract and keep more
young bowlers.
One of the great beauties of
bowling for youngsters is that it
will always be there. Some bowl
the rest of their lives. Many go
through gaps, absences from
bowling because of schooling,
jobs, and marriage or family obli-
gations. But most come back at
one time or another, the fun and
lessons they learned in bowling
taken out of storage.
Books and bowling do get
together. Math, history, finance,
competition, satisfaction and an
atmosphere answering a social
need with a physical outlet are
combined.
Mothers and fathers always will
worry. Those fears are cut to a
minimum when boys and girls
from tots to teens discover bowl-
ing as an outlet.
And you never have to look very
far to find a bowling center.
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Senior Championships, a doubles
and/or singles tournament for New
York State USBC men and women
bowlers at least 50 years old, is
scheduled for Oct. 11-12, 18-19 at
Cort Lanes in Cortland, NY.
Participants may bowl Doubles
and Singles, Singles only or
Doubles only, and will be grouped
into six age classifications -- 75-
and-over, 70-74, 65-69, 60-64, 55-
59 and 50-54. In Doubles, classifi-
cation is based on the average age
of the two bowlers.
Squad times are as follows:
Saturday, Oct. 11 12:30, 2:15
and 4 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 12 12:30, 2:15 and
4 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 18 10:45 a.m.,
12:30, 2:15 and 4 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 19 -- 10:45 a.m.,
12:30, 2:15 and 4 p.m.
Entry fees are $25 per person per
event and $6 for the six-game
combine. One in five entries will
cash. Handicap is based on 90 per-
cent of 220, using the highest
USBC certified average from
2012-13 and 2013-14.
Entry forms and a list of hotels
in Cortland can be downloaded
from the New York State USBC
website www.bowlny.com.
For more information, contact
Mike Pettinella, NYS USBC asso-
ciation manager, at:
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or at 585-343-3736.
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Monday
Prime Time Seniors - $10 wk/ coffee / season end lunch
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Monday
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Monday
Monday Sun Mixed - $20 wk /Entry $ / Banquet/ up to 16 T
6:45 pm 4 person
Monday
Monday EarIy Trios - $25 wk / 650 cap/ up 16 teams
6:30 pm 3 person
Monday
Monday Lodi CIassic - $14,000 1
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9:00 pm 4 person
Tuesday
Knights of CoIumbus
7:30 pm 3 Men
Tuesday
Tuesday 4 Man -$10,000 1
st
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8:30 pm 4
Wed.
Super Seniors - $10 week / mystery doubles/ high game
12pm Walk in
Singles
Wed.
Wednesday Night Live - $22 week /cap 760
6:30 pm 4 person
Wed.
Men's 820 - Match play / League in a league
6:45 pm 4 Men
Thurs.
Morning Seniors - $10 wk/ coffee / season end lunch
11:00am 3 Mixed
Thurs.
Survivors Mixed Trios - $22 wk/ $10 entry /split season
8:30 pm 3 person
Thurs.
Thursday Night Mixed $20 week/ No Cap / Banquet
6:00 pm 5 person
Friday
Super Seniors - $10 wk/ mystery doubles/ high game
12pm Walk in
Singles
Friday
Friday G & L Mixed -$20wk/$10 entry/ up to 30 teams/Banquet
7:30 pm 5 person
Sat.
FiIipino-American - $25wk / $25 entry/ almost full

7:00pm
4 person
Sunday
Sunday Morning DoubIes - $15wk / mystery dbl/ 4 game
10 am Walk in
Sunday
Lodi CIassic Trios - $12,000 1
st
/$30wk/ $40 entry
10 am 3 Mixed
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F.A.S.T (2X MONTH) - $25wk / $25 entry
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4 SPORTS REPORTER September 24 - 30, 2014
Pat Zenker 768
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Pat Zenker topped the
scoring in the Wednesday Night Mixed League firing
games of 279-256 for a high series of 768.
John Maglio rolled 234-235-235-704, Peter Otero
224-247-219-690, Philip Otero 217-257-214-688,
and Rob Benanati 265-221-675.
In the Tuesday Adult/Junior League Matthew
Gardner rolled 202, Nicholas Wichern 172, and
Syniah Swing 162.
Charles Torres 748
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Charles Torres topped the
scoring in the Thursday Mixed League firing games
of 266-265 for a high series of 748.
Michael Fisch rolled 277-265-742, Rick Boremski
245-257-207-709, Bobby Valenciano 259-246-697,
Frank Cimino 224-217-248-689, Phil Schaffer 218-
212-246-676, and John Balbi 237-215-659.
Darrell Swint 705
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Darrell Swint led the scor-
ing in the Tuesday Adult/Junior League firing games
of 245-237-223 for a high series of 705.
Peter Morreale rolled 250-248-679, Willie Fessler
244, John Balbi 237, Ray Brooks 232-211-646, and
Bill Grupe 211.
Marilyn Avondet 695
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Marilyn Avondet topped
the scoring in the Nostalgia Mixed League firing
games of 238-215-242 for a high series of 695.
Ed Graeff rolled 225-231-226-682, Gregory Frank
214-234-204-652, and Ed Flint 247.
John LaBau 686
ROCKVILLE CTR, NY In the Thursday El-
Cheapo League John LaBau rolled a 279 game in his
686 high set, Michael Desmond posted 244-222-640,
Steve Frey 267-636, and John Moran 231.
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Miguel Garrido 713
FARMINGDALE, NY Miguel Garrido led the scor-
ing in the Tuesday Early Birds League firing games
of 257-232-224 for a high series of 713.
Curtis Brown rolled 257-232-698, Amefika Greaves
257-228-689, Bob Andrews 258-247-691, Frankie
Berardino 269-232-681, and Clay Hunt 246-210-
212-668.
Paul Constantinopoli 694
FARMINGDALE, NY Paul Constantinopoli led the
scoring in the Tuesday Party League firing games of
215-234-245 for a high series of 694.
Paul Burns rolled 267-214-674, Mike Berardino
241-227-664, Thomas Rogers 245-211-655, Joseph
Venezia 255-236-648, and Eric Fungfeld 252.
Ramon Carcamo 687
FARMINGDALE, NY Ramon Carcamo led the
scoring in the Wednesday Adult/Junior League firing
games of 248-225-214 for a high series of 687.
TJ Lucente shot 219-249-217-685, Joe Migliano
278-657, Danny Gangale 222, Damon Brown 216-
215, and Zuzy Lampert 215.
Maria Lucente 686
FARMINGDALE, NY Maria Lucente topped the
scoring in the Bowlympics League blasting games of
270-224 for a high series of 686.
Joseph Mapoli rolled 247-214-618, Nick Mencarelli
235, Sal Yannacone 226-224-611, Leon Kessee 225-
206, Dallas Pigate 225, and Tyler Guerin 223.
Joey Migliano 676
FARMINGDALE, NY Joey Migliano led the scor-
ing in the Wednesday Adult/Junior League firing
games of 223-215-238 for ahigh series of 676.
Jenna Liguori hit 207, Maria Lucente 205, Arianna
Dumas 202, Brian Becktold 200, and Aron Lampert
193.
Lou Getzelman 672
FARMINGDALE, NY Lou Getzelman paced the
scoring in the Monday Summer Trios League firing
games of 202-212-258 for ahigh series of 672.
Kerrick Jones rolled 258, James Micalizzi 235-628,
Rich Valentine 237-612, Sal Alberino 223, and
Morris Jackson 222.
Rob Grieb 646
FARMINGDALE, NY Rob Grieb led the scoring in
the Wednesday Friends League firing games of 234-
218 for a high series of 646.
Mike Petroff shot 235-202-627, Steve Bove 224,
Dan Goldberg 206, Mike Herman 203, and Jeff
Goldstein 202.
Peter Bruglio 642
FARMINGDALE, NY Peter Bruglio led the scor-
ing in the Tuesday Pro Shot League firing games of
245-222 for a high series of 642.
Kyle Durfee shot 214, Adam Chase 213, Sean Mott
211, and Marc Bieler 207.
Brandon Soedarmasto 638
FARMINGDALE, NY In the Junior Pro Shot
League Brandon Soedarmasto shot 222-220-638,
Meghan Kuehne 224, Joanna Viscuso 208, Courtney
McGinn 206, and Joey Anselmo 203.
George DiSalvi shot 210, Jerry Hoeler 190, Robert
Junge 181, Al Diebold 179, Paul Kester 177, and
Sophie Laccone 170 in the Friday Seniors League.
Bert Messina 629
FARMINGDALE, NY In the Monday Night
Fourplay League Bert Messina shot 236-202-629,
Brian Parsons 226, Donnie Fratello 215, Lori Graston
180, and Mary Jacobson 172.
In the Monday Summer Seniors League Oscar Neira
rolled 171, Victor Caputo and Cathy Caputo 167, and
Joan Healey 166.
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John Eadicco 746
STATEN ISLAND, NY John Eadicco led the Senior
Mens League firing games of 228-259-259 for a high 746.
Santo Lisa rolled 258-212-226-696, Don Schwed 214-
226-247-687, and Joe Albanese 257-235-672.
In another session Dan Cioffoletti hit 245-639, and Duke
Velluzzi 205.
Derek Gilbert 737
STATEN ISLAND, NY Derek Gilbert paced the scoring
in the Michael Carbonaro Mixed League firing a high game
of 278 and a high series of 737.
Mike Reebe rolled 255-719, Lou Conte 246-708, Phil
Oppenheimer 253-700, Ryan Friend 247-690, Justin
Andrews 278-684, and Rob Butler, Jr. 268-684.
Dave Kosinski 718
STATEN ISLAND, NY Dave Kosinski topped the scor-
ing in the Rab Wilkinson Memorial League firing games of
268-245 for a high series of 718.
Tim McAuliffe rolled 279-707, Tom Clinton 699, Mike
Alesia 249-264-691, Robert Forminio 253-661, and Jim
Clinton 246-661.
Eric Cruz 716
STATEN ISLAND, NY Eric Cruz topped the scoring in
the Fix A Dent Auto Body League firing a 257 game for a
high series of 716.
Rob Marello shot 268-684, Bob Shor 270-669, Tom Upton
669, Ed Ellard 258, Mike Nicholas 248, Mike Williams and
Matt Peduto 247.
Peter Diemer, Jr. 712
STATEN ISLAND, NY Peter Diemer, Jr. led the scoring
in the Get A Way League firing games of 257-277 for a high
series of 712.
Matthew Brenen rolled 252, Timothy Folkes 248, Vincent
Castro, Jr. 247, and Chris Clampet and Dawn Eng 246.
Nick Nicholson 698
STATEN ISLAND, NY Nick Nicholson topped the scor-
ing in the RCALB/McGuire Mens League firing a 257
game for a high series of 698.
Bob Coogan rolled 679, Fred Cipoletti, Jr. 247-668, Greg
Petrozza 263, and John Musco, Sr. 249.
In the Cartel Electric Fun League Bob Jacobson rolled
255.
Mikey Schembari 690
STATEN ISLAND, NY Mikey Schembari led the scoring
in the Junior Schorship League firing games of 256-213-
221 for a high series of 690.
Ashley Martinez rolled 266-210-201-677, Jonathan
Petirzzi 213-214-213-640, Casey Sparacia 226-208-602,
Jason Wichnovitz 230, Matt Caais 237.
C. Thompson 690
STATEN ISLAND, NY C. Thompson led the scoring in
the D&L Auto Repair League firing a 247 game for a high
series of 690.
Rob Markson shot 245-684, Ryan Friend 290, Tommy
Harrigan 278, John Garca 247 and Lou Contz 245.
Ben Johnson 658
STATEN ISLAND, NY Ben Johnson rolled 233-244-658,
Tom OSullivan 233-614, and Ron Guy and Dan Cioffoletti
205 in the Senior Mens League.
In the Golden Oldies League Tom Griffiths shot 210-221-
620, Howard Weiss 220, Joanie Bentsen 214, Robert
Pacifico 204, and Dennis Costantino 201.
AT RABS COUNTRY LANES
September 24 - 30, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER 7
Rick Choinacki 948
HOPELAWN, NJ Rick
Choinacki topped the Handicap
Doubles League firing 248-227-
247-226 for a high series of 948.
Vincent Bastone rolled 265-228-
223-222-938, Bill Daunno 225-
258-244-210-937, Jen Daunno
257-221-256-929, Russell
McCarthy 223-265-243-929, and
Jason Gomez 248-266-922.
Butch Osiadacz 695
HOPELAWN, NJ Butch
Osiadacz paced the scoring in the
Monday Junior/Adult League fir-
ing games of 225-237-233 for a
high series of 695.
Anthony DAndrea shot 214-
200-221-635, and Matthew
DAndrea 216.
John Sambilay 680
HOPELAWN, NJ John
Sambilay led the scoring in the
Guys & Dolls League firing
games of 236-225-219 for a high
series of 680.
Dave Rezes shot 213-267-679,
Vinny Labella 237-234-652,
Stephany Cenegy 227-253-650,
Mike Dellamanna 222-234-636,
and James McMillon 203-212-
222-635.
Tony Kacmarsky 667
HOPELAWN, NJ Tony
Kacmarsky led the scoring in the
Federal Business Centers League
firing games of 246-231 for a high
series of 667.
Dave Ryden rolled 203-220-612,
and Chuck Mantione 212.
In the Monday Junior/Adult
League Anthony DAndrea shot
204-212, Butch Osiadacz 221, and
Matthew DAndrea 178-197.
Vinny Labella 667
HOPELAWN, NJ Vinny Labella
led the scoring in the Guys &
Dolls League firing games of 227-
267 for a high series of 667.
John Sambilay rolled 259-211-
649, James McMillon 250-
631,and Jason Gomez 233.
Chuck Mantione 655
HOPELAWN, NJ Chuck
Mantione led the scoring in the
Federal Business Centers League
firing games of 215-220-220 for a
high seres of 655, and Tony
Kacmarsky hit 233.
Thomas Ortiz, Sr. 648
HOPELAWN, NJ Thomas Ortiz,
Sr. led the scoring in the Senior
No-Tap League firing games of
203-222-223 for a high series of
648.
Hugo Toro shot 215-222-625,
Ann Aiello 246-201-615, and
Larry Johnson 208-208.
Chris Kapinos 648
HOPELAWN, NJ Chris Kapinos
led the scoring in the Thursday
Pizza & Beer League firing games
of 232-223 for a high series of
648.
Dan Willard shot 221-213-633,
Mike Bell 206-200, and Billy
Willard 226.
Steve Baum, Jr. 644
HOPELAWN, NJ In the
Thursday Pizza & Beer League
Steve Baum, Jr. rolled 234-237-
644, Mike Bell 241-615, Billy
Willard 202-204, Robert
Dominguez 224, DJ Petardi 217.
Thomas Ortiz, Sr. rolled 256,
Hugo Toro 251, and Larry
Johnson 209-220 in the Senior No
Tap League.
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34TH ANNUAL
NEW JERSEY STATE SENIOR BOWLING TOURNAMENT
October 17th,18th,19th,24th,25
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Conducted by
THE NEW 1ERSEY STATE USBC BOWLING ASSOCIATION
CertiIied by United States Bowling Congress

ENTRIES CLOSE SUNDAY October 26th, 2014
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All bowlers age 45 or older who are members oI a local association aIIiliated with the New Jersey State USBC Bowling Association are eligible.
An entrant does not have to be a member oI a senior league.
F Class: Bowlers age 45 to 49. These bowlers MUST BOWL within their class in singles & only with E & F bowlers in doubles.
Bowl multiple times in singles (seven classes) and multiple times in doubles with diIIerent partners, except F Class, see above.
Handicap all-events winner (six-game handicap total) in Classes A1, A, B, C, D and E are eligible Ior a paid entry in the 2016 USBC Senior
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2:00 p.m. (Saturday & Sunday)
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Class F - 45 through 49 years
Only one event (singles or doubles) may be bowled
on a squad. Singles will normally be scheduled
Iirst.

Age at time oI bowling Iirst event
determines classiIication

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Rockaway Lanes 2014
Fall League Programs
TUESDAY
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
11:00 A.M.
SPANISH-AMERICAN
3 per team - Mixed
1:15 P.M.
FOX HILLS SENIORS
& FRIENDS
3 per team - Mixed - $10.50 per week
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6:25 P.M.
EARLY BIRDS
4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped
$22.00 per week (subject to change)
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7:30 P.M.
CLASSIC TRIO
3 per team - Mixed Majors
$30.00 per week
36 week - split season
match play - 80% of 230
side pots - card games
FRIDAY YOUTH
2 -4 per team / 30 weeks
Bumpers -Bantams -Preps
Junior - Senior
9:30 P.M.
The PBA Experience
2 per team - Mixed Major
$26.00 per week
36 week - split season
match play - 85% of 215
PBA competitive conditions!
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6:00 P.M.
COUNTY TUESDAY NIGHT
5 per team - Mixed - Handicapped
Limited Spots Available

4:00 P.M.
MORRIS HILLS MIXED
3 per team - Mixed
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6:00 P.M.
ROCKAWAY WOMEN
4 per team - 35 weeks
Girls Night Out
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6:30 P.M.
ROCKAWAY FOURSOME
meeting Monday - August 25 - 6:30
4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped
6:00 P.M.
NOR BU LODGE & FRIENDS
4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped
6:20 P.M.
THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED
4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped
9:00 P.M.
THURSDAY LATE NIGHT
4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped
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6:30 P.M.
ADULT/JUNIOR DOUBLES
2 per team - Mixed - Handicapped
seniors - 55 and up
1 adult - 1 youth
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Most leagues start the first week of September - see control desk for details.
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(Wednesday continued)
call center for more information
6:30 P.M.
ROCKAWAY MIXED
4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped
Limited Spots Available

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4 per team - Mixed - 9 pin no-tap
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Pizza & Beer or Soda Included
9:00 P.M.
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9:00 P.M.
4:00 P.M.
SUNDAY
YOUTH LEAGUES ALSO BOWL
SATURDAYS - 10:00 - A.M.
3 per team - Mixed - Handicapped
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