KETTERING, Ohio After

starting qualifying dead last

with a 144 game, and not bowl-
ing competitively for six years,
winning the PBA50 Dayton
Classic presented by Roto Grip
was the furthest thing from PBA
Hall of Famer Randy Pedersens
mind.
After his rough start, the 50-
year-old color analyst for ESPN
and CBS Sports Network PBA
Tour telecasts rocketed through
the field to win in his PBA50
Tour debut by defeating fellow
Hall of Famer Amleto
Monacelli, 232-226, in the
championship match last week
at Capri Lanes.
It was a combination of just bowling bad and
maybe being on a tough pair of lanes, Pedersen of
his first game. But after that I bowled a 240, then a
230 and thought, okay, things are getting better.
It was a combination of things, he added. I got
some good advice, made the right ball choices and
adjustments and then got a good sense pretty quick-
ly for how the lanes were reacting and how I could
adjust for it.
In the championship match, Pedersen won by
striking on his first ball in the 10th frame on a light
hit.
Amleto had lane choice and that left me finishing
on the right lane which we both knew was the
toughest, Pedersen said, but as the match pro-
gressed I thought, hey, even
though its been 11 years since
Ive won, I remember how to do
this, so I threw what I thought
was a pretty good shot and got a
lucky break with the high hit.
After winning a tournament he
admitted to being a little reluc-
tant about even entering,
Pedersen plans to continue his
PBA50 career by taking it tour-
nament-by-tournament. He was
a 13-time PBA Tour winner dur-
ing a 25-year career. Knee
injuries after the 2006-07 season
and two subsequent surgeries
led to his retirement.
Qualifying third for the
stepladder finals, Pedersen
defeated 2012 USBC Senior Masters winner Mike
Edwards of Tulsa, 244-191, in the opening match
and then defeated Pasco County Suncoast Open
winner Bob Learn Jr. of Erie, Pa., 268-223, in the
semifinal.
Throughout the 2013 PBA50 Tour season, players
are competing for the opportunity to advance to the
nationally-televised PBA50 Tour Finals which will
be conducted as part of the World Series of Bowling
V in Las Vegas in November. The top three players
in points at the conclusion of the season will
advance to the PBA50 Tour Finals.
The top three after five tournaments this season
are Walter Ray Williams Jr., Bob Learn Jr., and
Lennie Boresch Jr.
The East' s Most Read Bowling Weekly
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The Nation' s Leading Bowling Tournament Newspaper Since 1940
Vol. 74 No. 12 May 22 - 28, 2013 50 cents
LODI, NJ - Bobby Castillo and
Ron DeLuca hit a 300 game in the
Monday Trios at Lodi Lanes.
Castillo finished the night with a
793 session high series and
DeLuca tallied a 733 set.
Matt Vanderhoof bowled a 289
in a 740, Ralph Artemisio 733,
Sharon Marcellaro 249, and Lisa
Friscioni hit 243.
Bobby Castillo, Ron DeLuca 300
At Lodi Lanes
Randy Pedersen Wins PBA50 Dayton Classic
Jerry Schneider - PBA
FARMINGDALE, NY Willie
Petro blasted a 300 game in the
Tuesday Early Birds League at
Farmingdale Lanes.
John Romano, and Brian Beale
shot 278, Fred Catapano 268-236,
Bob Andrews 259, Renee Jackson
269-692, Frankie Berardino 248-
699, and Robert Bucko and Mike
Bagnato 247.
PBA photo
Randy Pedersen has great finish after a
slow start in PBA50 after six year absence
from competition.
MONTVALE, NJ Jeff Schuster
posted a 300 game and a 748
series in the Montvale Majors.
Chris Jachens was not far behind
with a 255-726 followed by Kevin
Conroy 249-248-730, Dennis
O'Flaherty 256-243-728, Matt
Rovetto 269-238-723, Jeff
Rovetto 269-2332-716, Rich
Pizzutti 257-707, Eric Honor 256-
703, Mike Rovetto 288-701, and
Chris Trembath 268-700.
OAKLAND, NJ Ron Douma and
Russ Smith each blasted a 300 game
in the Tuesday Night Mens League
at Holiday Bowl.
Andrew Davidowicz rolled 268-
255-748, John Alessendrello 256-
253-747, Bill Gilchrist 278-269-
742, Ken Knipping 268-266-737, Al
Winkler 269-728, Stacy Valerius
247-715, and Eric Manger 256-691.
Ron Douma, Russ Smith 300
At Holiday Bowl
Willie Petro 300 at Farmingdale
Jeff Schuster 300 at Montvale
By Robert Balzarek
NASCAR Sprint Cup Race and GoBowling Come to Pocono Raceway
Long Pond, PA - Pocono Raceway and Strike Ten
Entertainment, the sponsorship activation arm of the
bowling industry, have a partnership deal that brings
together two of the nation's favorite sports brands:
NASCAR and GoBowling.com, the official brand of
bowling. For the first time ever, the 2013 and 2014
August NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races will be
renamed the "GoBowling.com 400" as part of this two-
year sponsorship.
In addition to the renaming of the GoBowling.com
400, Pocono Raceway and Strike Ten Entertainment will deploy an integrated spon-
sorship campaign that will extend across multiple platforms including traditional
marketing, digital and social media as well as event activa-
tions. The program will include the GoBowling.com 400
"Stop Your Thirst & Start The Race" Sweepstakes, which
will provide one grand prize winner with an opportunity to
be selected as the 'Honorary Race Starter' for the
GoBowling.com 400 on August 4, 2013 at Pocono Raceway,
earning the right to wave the green flag that will officially
start the 400-mile race. The contest started on May 15, 2013
across approximately 2,100 participating bowling centers
nationwide with the winner to receive round-trip airfare,
hotel accommodations and VIP tickets to the race.
See NASCARpage 2
2 SPORTS REPORTER May 22 - 28, 2013
The partnership program also
includes a series of
GoBowling.com-themed bowling
league promotional contests and
in-center marketing elements, as
well as other initiatives across the
more than
4,000 partic-
i p a t i n g
b o w l i n g
centers.
"We are
thrilled to
welcome GoBowling.com to the
Pocono Raceway family," said
Brandon Igdalsky, Pocono
Raceway President and CEO.
"This partnership literally hits
home with me and my family, as
bowling is an activity my daugh-
ters, wife and I truly enjoy togeth-
er. Being able to bridge something
that peaks interest levels both off
and on the track is especially
exciting for my family and our
entire Raceway staff."
"Just like the thrill of rolling a
perfect strike, the adrenaline rush
of watching a NASCAR race at
the Pocono Raceway, is an exhila-
rating experience, both from a
sporting perspective and a market-
ing standpoint," said Frank
DeSocio, President of Strike Ten
Entertainment. "We are so proud
and excited to forge this historic
partnership and bring together two
of America's greatest and most
beloved pas-
times, bowl-
ing and rac-
ing."
The
P o c o n o
R a c e w a y ,
also known as "The Tricky
Triangle," is a superspeedway
located in the Pocono Mountains
of Pennsylvania at Long Pond. It
is the site of two annual NASCAR
Sprint Cup Series races held just
weeks apart in June and August.
According to Strike Ten
Entertainment, there are more
than600 bowling centers located
within 250 miles of the Pocono
Raceway.
Tickets to the GoBowling.com
400 are available by visiting
www.poconoraceway.com or by
calling 1-800-RACEWAY (1-800-
722-3929). For more information
on a bowling center near you visit
www.gobowling.com.
NASCAR
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By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC
RENO - Dean Billings of Rootstown, Ohio, struck on 22 of his last 23
shots May 8 to lock up the first 800 series of the 2013 United States
Bowling Congress Open Championships.
The 49-year-old right-hander rolled games of 224, 289 and 300 for an
813 series at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev., and helped
Ace Mitchell of Kent, Ohio, to games of 1,030, 1,149 and 1,237 for a
3,416 team total, which is just outside the top 10 in Regular Team.
Lodge Lanes Too of Orlando, Fla., leads with a record score of 3,538.
There have been 45 scores of 3,400 or better in 110 years of USBC
Open Championships competition, with a record 12 coming this year.
Billings' perfect game was the 13th of the 2013 event and the second
of his 26-year Open Championships career, making him just the 27th
bowler in tournament history with two. He is the 32nd bowler with both
a 300 game and 800 series.
"I was really just focused on getting as many pins as I could for my
team," said Billings, who rolled a 300 game in the team event at the
2000 tournament in Albuquerque, N.M. "I learned during my days as a
PBA member that anytime you find the shot like that, you have to
exploit it and get every pin you can."
Billings also made a run at the Regular All-Events lead. He added 754
in singles and 647 in doubles for a 2,214 total. He's second behind Team
USA member John Szczerbinski, who leads with 2,228.
JIB LANES
Friends and Family:
Elijah Williams 289
Ron Spears 288
Cliff Stancil 278
Raw Dawg Womble 717
Greg Chin 715
Hector Camacho 713
Tank Lodge 698
Midweek Mixers:
Steve Amarosa 803
James Simone 802
Joey Acerra 795
Joseph Lauth 300
Friday Hi-Rollers:
James Simone 298
Quentin Collins 826
Lou DeMartino 279-792
Cez Ayroso 257
Niecy Fox 245
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Matt Russo 784
LAKEWOOD, NJ Matt Russo
led the scoring in the Sat. Scratch
League firing games of 248-257-
279 for a high series of 784.
Tyler Wolfe shot 263-233-269-
765, Kenny Ryan 217-279-257-
693, Madison Lukosius 256-255-
182-693, Mike Melillo 262, Shaun
Dillon 255, Jessica Zalewski 247,
Kaity Lash and Josh Swindell 246,
Brain Coupe 245, Shawn Killmer
240, Karsyn Lukisius 237, Taylor
Kollmer and Brandy Collins 234.
John Boughton 245
LAKEWOOD, NY John
Boughton led the scoring in the
Sat. Jr. Classic League firing a
high game of 245.
Ausitn Daddato rolled 240, Chris
Swindell 226, Sarah Pitcher 222,
Chrsistine Jones 216, April
Sharkey 214, and Andrew
Lazarchick 213.
May 22 - 28, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 3
Maybe its not always
about trying to
fix something broken.
Maybe its about starting
over and creating
something better.
Oren Warter 287
MADISON, NJ Oren Warter topped the scoring in the Wednesday Trio
League firing a high game of 287.
Greg shot 265, Jon Russo 259, and Toney Evans 673.
Parisi, Granitzki 269
MADISON, NJ Joe Parisi and Dave Granitzki each rolled a high game
of 269 in the Friday Classic League.
Vinnie Pagnotta shot 267, Donald Bryant 728, Pete Caporaso 724,
Donna Badolato 223, Stephanie Rahn 221, and Ellen Moore 211.
Dan Mello 265
MADISON, NJ Dan Mello rolled 265, Joe Marchese 248, Joe
Horincewich 231, and Karen Swartz 166 in the Morris County Police &
Fire League.
Travis Wilfong 265
MADISON, NJ Travis Wilfong rolled a high game of 265 in the
Thursday Mixed League.
Charles Wilfong shot 253-744, Bill Phair 224, Patty Campanelli 216,
Diane Sinclair 211, and Pat Wilfong 206.
In the Plaza Ladies League Liz McKissock shot 223, and Karen
Reinacher 216.
Mike DAries 264
MADISON, NJ Mike DAries rolled 264, Bob Hannon 253, Victor
Prina 247, and Tom Klein 652 in the Livingston Businessmens League.
In the Monday Night Ladies League Jodi Belli and Alice Bednarik
rolled 202, and Carolyn Paddock 200.
PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA Vinny DAmbrosio III, Jim Garrity take
All Events in SIUSBC Championships
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - Vinny DAmbrosio III won the Net All Events and
Singles titles and Jim Garrity the Gross All Events and Singles titles while contest-
ing in the Staten Island USBC Association 8th Annual Mens Championship
Tournament at Rabs Country Lanes.
DAmbrosio, III posted a 796 in team 807 in doubles and 803 in singles for a
2,406 total and this is the second consecutive All Events title for Vinny DAmbrosio
III.
Garrity tallied 641 in team, 745 in doubles and 814 in singles for a 2,200 total for
his honors.
Joey Weisenstein posted a 752 and Jeff Kubasak 669 for a 1,421 to collect the
Doubles Net Champions award and Doubles Gross went to Champions Richie
Fioriello (704) and Dan Dunleavy (717) for their 1,442 total.
Team Net Championship trophy went to Team Mazzella #2 with a 2,656 tally
with postings by Richie Fioriello (563), Frank Mazzella (732), Lou Gaudio, Sr.
(565), and Vinny DAmbrosio, III (796). Team Gross awards to Champions of
Team Ng (2,671), Danny Underwood (499), Michael Ng (581), Carl Worley (630)
and Kevin Ng (559).
Jonathan Petrizzi 827 at Rabs
STATEN ISLAND, NY Jonathan Petrizzi earned top honors in the Jr. Scholarship
Doubles at Rabs Country Lanes blasting games of 269-279-279 for the high series
of 827.
Robert DeSimone rolled 216-266-264-747for second followed by Michael Martell
with 257-219-226-702, Carla Ann Spoto 258-224-676, Timothy Barclay 235-207-
214-656, Karalyn Buono 257-249-236-742, Michael Joyce 279-202-245-726, and
Kevin Buono 202-217-269-688.
Scott Dunning
724 at Parkway
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Scott
Dunning led the Wednesday
Teterboro Bowling League at
Parkway Lanes firing games of
268-199-257 for a high 724 series.
Joe Meyers bowled 256-717,
Dennis Hofmann Jr. 238-710, Joe
Leardo 289-698, Chris Latham
252-680, Joe Leardo Jr. 245-680,
Matt Dunning 256-678, Rob Byrd
256-675, Ed Bakelaar Sr. 258-675,
Joe Donnarumma 240-670, Rob
Roman 247-670, Richie DeRosa
Jr 245-667, and Roy Castelein
228-654.
4 SPORTS REPORTER May 22 - 28, 2013
Paul Bouchard II 299
FARMINGDALE, NY Paul Bouchard II topped the
scoring in the Wednesday Mens League firing a near
perfect game of 299. Bill Law was also hot with his 298
then added a 243 to finish with a 742 set.
Bob OKeefe rolled 289, Steve Gonzalez 279-257-758,
Joseph Kelch 278, Tommy Legotte 213-278-205-696, Dan
Coppola 277-230-706, and Larry Langsman 268-769.
Mike Ellendorf 680
FARMINGDALE, NY Mike Ellendorf led the
Wednesday Party League firing 268-225 for a 680.
George Marrazzo hit 249, David Brand 237, Lloyd
Hasluck 234, and Sal DeFalco 231-206-636.
John Parker 288
FARMINGDALE, NY John Parker led the scoring
in the Friday Late Mixed firing a high game of 288.
Joe Camacho shot 279, Tony Caridi 278-268-774,
Tom Foley 268, Daniel Krzyzanowski 258, Tony
Ammirati 257-226, Mike Clark 257-730.
Steve Pasciuto 277
FARMINGDALE, NY Steve Pasciuto led the
Tuesday Nite Owls League firing a high game of 277
and a high series of 686.
Bill Kremlicka rolled 268-681, Dave Diamond 248,
Joe Angelone 244-222-667, and John Bannon 220-216-
236-672.
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Tuesday Early 5-Man
The high score for this league was Bret Contreras
with his 279, 257, 246 for a 782 set. Jeremy Rybak
was right behind with his 278 game followed by Joe
Leardo Jr., 273, Charles Pichardo 269-705, Scott
Dunning 257 along with Fred O Callaghan, Ed Lisi
256, and Jerry Ramirez 247.
Public Safety
The Top Scorer was no other then Kenny Lee who
has been on fire for weeks tossed 278, 233, 224-735,
Tito Jackson 269, 232, 219-720, Billy Lyons 234-
630, Ed Shell 226, Emilio Jimenez 225, 224-651 . Joe
Manero shot 223, Billy Zika had a bad night and shot
214, 221, Wally woke up and tossed two 213s for a
609 set.
G&L Friday Night Mixed
Mike (Blue Moon) Rochinski had the high game of
267, Chris Kim 256, Alan Kowal 255, Brian Creeley
254, Brian Wellenheider 246, Mike Anello 244, Nino
Ponanco Joely Jackowitz 246, and Moe
Voorshees225.
Thursday Early Mixed
Chris Agnoli was the high scorer with his 265-660,
Fabio Castillo was right behind with his 264-660,
Vito Banci hit 247, Randy Murray 246, Joe Seiple
238, Glen Bonomo 236,225, Shaun Dunning 234,
Jim Butcher 231, and Matt Dunning 226.
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May 22 - 28, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 7
Spanish American Mixed: Julio
Soto 289-740, Donnis Harris 267-
685, Lynn Coleman 235-594, Julio
Soto 287-753, Benny Nieve 268-
706, Lynn Coleman 238-600.
Lucky Strikers: Mark Howarth
135-366, James Gallagher 120-
327, James Taylor 119-296.
Ball Busters: Nick Westergaard
290-765, Jack Cook 242, Mike
Murray 238-636, Kristen Greiner
203-593, Amy Banfield 187-511.
Monday Rec. Program:
Christopher Cavalie 139-242,
Ryan Hartsuiker 100-183, Lucia
Brancato 116-185, Cassidy
Cavalierre 105-182.
Monday Early Birds: Jim
Westergaard 258-711, Frank
Grumka 246-628, Julianne
Crowell 203-525, Judy Larick
195-509.
ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Friday Tri-Mixed: Harry Kostyk 214-552, Mike Svetik 213-485, Geno
McCroy 176-500, Michelle Halko 193-498, Amy Caselli 145-414,
Joann Mossi 137-391.
Lucky Strikers: Mark Howarth 135-366, James Gallagher 120-327,
James Taylor 119-296.
Fox Hills Seniors: Louis Ecanosti 205-468, Don King 198-489, Steve
Lusardi 194-479, Helen Loverro 195-502, Bernadette Memolo 154-
424, Pearl Traub Johnson 146-374.
8 SPORTS REPORTER May 22 - 28, 2013
Rocco Fortunato 783
HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco Fortunato topped the scoring in the
Middlesex County Classic League firing games of 279-280-224 for a
high series of 783.
Adam Roslund shot 243-288-729, James Medoro 266-258-721, Jen
Daunno 214-245-258-717, Joe Lampariello 264-226-225-715, Kyle
Olesko 246-268-712, and Brian Longo 209-2255-712.
Travis Tilley 759
HOPELAWN, NJ Travis Tilley topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay
Mens League firing games of 266-247-246 for a high series of 759.
Rocco Fortunato shot 227-268-247-742, Glenn Mohr 253-259-215-
727, and Kelly Joy 275-224-679.
Richard Funk III 732
HOPELAWN, NJ Richard Funk III led the scoring in the Friday Nite
Mixed League firing games of 209-234-289 for 732 high set.
Tony Tamondong shot 246-225-660, Rocco Fortunato 201-247-204-
652, and Mike Bauer 222-224-640.
Michael Ramer 720
HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Ramer topped the Garden State Mixed
League firing 232-233-255 for a 720 set.
Jason Passero rolled 234-221-255-710, Doro Sperantzas 229-208-244-
681, James McMillon 204-204-267-675, and Kyle
Jannuzzi 234-222-649.
Kevin Kennelly 713
HOPELAWN, NJ Kevin Kennelly led the scoring in the
Thursday Mixed Nuts League firing games of 246-229-
238 for a 713 set.
Don E. Hellhake hit 237-257-677, Mike V. Kennelly
224-234-212-670, and Brian Petretta 249.
Tom Poulos 709
HOPELAWN, NJ Tom Poulos topped the His & Hers
League with 218-257-234 for a 709.
Frank Capparrelli, Jr. rolled 241-215-202-658, Andy
Shafer 232-216-201-649, and Bonnie DeSimone 225-600.
Frank Slomko 705
HOPELAWN, NJ Frank Slomko led the Knights of
Columbus League firing games of 213-245-247 for a high
series of 705.
Frank Grossi hit 246-222-667, Mark Makwinski 248-
202-204-654, and John Shimko 247-203-632.
Rocco Fortunato 705
HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco Fortunato led the competition
rolling in the Family League firing 256-234-215 for a 705.
Joe Bloodgood shot 208-213-265-686, Dan Pawelek
208-268-667, Matthew Loda 223-237-621, Thomas
Kopko 216, Michelle Gurbisz 202-202, and Heather
Medoro 214.
Nick Viverito 699
HOPELAWN, NJ Nick Viverito led the scoring in the
Academy Madness League firing games of 245-244-210
for a high series of 699.
Rocco Fortunato shot 244-246-201-691, John Masculin
234-223-203-660, and Mary Ellen Oehler 212-227-214-
653.
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Joe Herber 699
HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Herber topped the scoring in
the La Buona Pizza League firing games of 219-244-
236 for a high series of 699.
Pat Moreno rolled 205-235-211-651, Nick Simone
224-202-213-639, and John Baginsky, Jr. 258-213-636.
In the Winter Senior Citizen League Rich Rowley shot
222-216-620, Mary Doslik 176, and Wayne Michel
176.
Robert Terefenko 678
HOPELAWN, NJ Robert Terefenko led the scoring
in the Atlantic City Trios League firing games of 210-
223-245 for a high series of 678.
Joe Defini hit 256-237-667, Nick Antonucci 268-
651, and Phyllis Vaccaro 217.
Andrew Smith 689
HOPELAWN, NJ Andrew Smith led the scoring in
the Thursday Nite Mixed League rolling 209-246-
234-689.
Rollin E. Ball shot 203-221-200-624, and Danielle
Medvetz 226.
Sean Willilams 675
HOPELAWN, NJ Sean Williams led the scoring in
the Sunday Nite Mixed League firing games of 246-
227-202 for a high series of 675.
Tino Mendez shot 220-213-208-641, Rene Rodriguez
254-640, Justin Poli 278, and Joan Spina 217.
In the Merck League Andrew Siarkiweicz shot 226-
208-614, Robert McCracken 214-207-611, Bob Zullo,
Sr. 214, and Debbie Ewanciw 207.
Michael Peterson 671
HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Peterson paced the scor-
ing in the Friends & Family League firing games of
242-235 for a high series of 671.
John Kupsch shot 220-234-634, Mike Conte 204-
233-627, and Vinnie Milazzo 215.
Basha Miller 664
HOPELAWN, NJ Basha Miller paced the scoring
in the NJ Turnpike League firing 227-234-203 for a
664 set.
Ceferino Rivera hit 254-631, and Karen Higgins
212-214-625.