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Vol. 73 No.47 January 23 - 29, 2013 50 cents

Bohn Pulls Off Fairy Tale Victory in PBA World Championship

PBA Hall of Famer follows unlikely path to claim 33rd career title, second major
By Bill Vint - PBA LAS VEGAS Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., completed one of the most impressive, if unlikely, victories in his hall of fame career, defeating four opponents including top qualifier Jason Belmonte of Australia, 254-227, to win the PBA World Championship at South Point Hotel and Casino. The concluding event of the GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling IV, and the first major championship of the 2012-13 PBA Tour season, aired last week on ESPN. Bohn, who had not won a title in more than four years, captured his 33rd PBA Tour title and second major with a stunning performance that began when he claimed the 24th and final position in PBA photo match play by only three pins, folPBAWorld Champion Parker Bohn III with his wife Leslie and lowed by qualifying for the three children, Brandon, Sydney and Justin. stepladder finals by only nine pins. In the championship round, he defeated Canadas won the 1991 U.S. Open after qualifying 24th), and Dan MacLelland, 226-218; Rhino Page of Dade the 15th overall to accomplish that feat. At age 49 City, Fla., 200-170, and reigning PBA Player of the years, 122 days he also became the second-oldest Year Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., 278-231, to player ever to win the PBA World Championship advance to the title match where he defeated (Tom Baker was 49 years, 192 days when he won in 2004). Belmonte. Dreams do come true if you wait long enough, I In winning the World Championship, Bohn became only the third ever to win a major champi- guess, Bohn said. It was a lot of destiny, a lot of onship after qualifying 24th for match play (Mike things working in my favor.
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Evan Simon 809 at Majestic

HOPELAWN, NJ Evan Simon led the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 239-280-290 for a high series of 809. Travis Tilley rolled 259-267-230756, Brian Dudek 267-282-739, Gabe Ferrari 224-225-288-737, Joe Lampariello 226-234-237697, John Kertesz 235-258-202695, and Jaime Mugnone 206215-224-645.

Bob Lippi, Jr. 802 at Holiday

OAKLAND, NJ Bob Lippi Jr. led the scoring in the Sal Marino Classic League at Holiday Bowl firing games of 278-245-279 for a high series of 802. Jim Hosier shot 256-279-259792, Dave Ritter rolled a near perfect 299 and a 266 in a775 set, Paul Chiariello 256-225-748, Todd Mortenden 256-247-741, Joey Lavecchia 289-741, Anthony Lavecchia 249-731, Ken Knipping 256-728, Louis Lavecchia 256727, Chrys Kenney 299-720, Chip Jones 268-264-711, and Jack Prins 248-706.

Mike Ruben, Andrew Rosenblatt Hit 300 at Coram Country Lanes

CORAM, NY - Andrew Rosenblatt and Mike Ruben each found the line to pummel the maples for a 300 game while bowling in competition for the Middle Country Boys School Team at Coram Country Lanes.

Sal Giudice, Doug Feldman 300 At Farmingdale Lanes

FARMINDGALE, NY Sal Giudice and Doug Feldman each blasted a 300 game in the Thursday 3-Man League at Farmingdale Lanes. Damon Brown rolled 290-266766, Joe Costanzo 287-790, Franki Montgoris 280, Jen Ferraro 279-222, Eric Smyth 278-247, Mike Kennedy 270-224, Frankie Berardino 267-258, Tyrone Page 267, Robert OConnor 267-263, Dan Rice 261-257, Tom Colon 258-238, Tony Cipriano 257, Frank Miller 257-254, Edward Brown 257-225, Rob Marino and Octavious Manning 257, and Michelle Montgoris and Shawn Blessinger 256.

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Joe Laspina Hit 300 at Rockville Centre Lanes

ROCKVILLER CENTRE, NY - Joe LaSpina found the line and burned the boards for a 300 game on his way to a 740 series while contesting in the Custom Thumbz Doubles League at Rockville Centre Lanes. Chris Barbaro came near perfect with a 289 followed by Quentin Collins with a 286-278-767, Ron Riccobono and Charlie Torres both shot a 279 game, Charlie also shot a 268 game and finished with a 804 series, Tim Swanson and Ed Boremski both shot a 278 game, Ed finished with a 737 series, Jim Constantinides 269-710, Mel Brown finished with a 749 series, Tony Vitucci 742, Bob Thorne 735, Tom Riccobono 723, and Steve Friedman 706. For the Woman, Vonetta Jolliffe shot a 259-233224 for a 716 series.

Rich Sellitto Sr. 300 at Parkway

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Rich Sellitto Sr. added another 300 game to his bowling achievements while rolling in the Thursday Coors Light Postal League at Parkway Lanes. Boogie McLean Jr. came near to perfection with a 299 ganme en route the session high series of 763. Damon R. White 259-739, Rody Kemple 279-731, Mitch Sacks 255-726, Jim Hosier 279-725, Dwight D. Flowers 278-722, Marty Verniero 259-717, Olvi Olivo 269713, Hammer Fillipek 256-713, Eric L Nicks 258-711, Mike Morehouse 269-709, Alex Souffrain Sr. 259-707, and Mike Williams 243-700.

SPORTS REPORTER

January 23 - 29, 2013

AT AMF WALLINGTON LANES

By Gloria Volpe

MAPLE LANES HIGHLIGHTS

ADULTS:
Thursday Match Point Joe Sanfilippo 299/774 Jayson Cordero 298/792 Phil Tardona 277/715 John Connolly Jr 278/707 Marc Avena 262/763 Joe Bracco 267/721 Rich Ferraioli 268/700 Michael Panepinto 258/706 Wednesday Senior Men: Alby Pezzella 258/694 Frank Jara 247/677 Sal Fusco 222/625 Charlie Basile 223/619 VA Hospital Kenny Young 263/695 Eddie Santiago 237/646 Thursday Ladies Matinee Ronnie Davidson 212/527 AnnMarie Fiorenza 204/515 Mary Mondiello 202/531 Pat Rooney 202/513 Thursday Triples Matthew Santapola 288/721 Steven Maruffi 258/737 Ralph Barrientos 246/720 Anthony Rotolo 259/711 Charles Simonton 242/707 Carmine Calabrese 235/702 Becky Novello 245/643 Bowling USA Bernard Edwards 243/650 James Luciano 240/662 Michael Logan 232/632 Michelle Anger 201/566 Joanne Livote 200/502

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Bohn, who almost cancelled his plans to attend the World Series after Super Storm Sandy devastated his home state, began his miraculous title quest with seven strikes in his first nine frames en route to his victory over MacLelland. In the second match, he got help in overcoming a 10-pin deficit when Page missed a 7 pin spare attempt in the eighth frame and opened again in the ninth. The veteran left-hander started the semifinal match against Rash with seven strikes and never trailed. In the title match, he struck on eight of his first 10 shots against Belmonte, but didnt break away until Belmonte left 10 pins in the seventh and ninth frames. When I look at everything thats gone on this week, Bohn said, hesitating. I looked at (my wife) Leslie the night before I left and said, you know, its a tossup over whether I even go. The only thankful grace at that point was we had our power back a couple of hours before I left. When I got here, I missed the first practice session, but lo and behold, I kept going throughout the week. I never made the top 16 in any of the events, but still found myself fortunate enough to sneak in to match play in 24th. I just kept plugging along. The only pin I threw away all week was on one fill ball, when I threw a 7 pin away. Thats the only pin I can remember throwing away the entire week. Every pin mattered. I only made the top 24 by three pins, and then I made the TV show by less than 10 pins as well. When he got to the ESPN finals, Bohn believes divine intervention came into play. I do believe my old friend (the late Tony Reyes) was looking down on me and letting me stand tall. The biggest key was going through the nose in the seventh frame against (Rash). A pin rolls out of nowhere and takes out the 4-7, and I get a strike. Usually whoever wins has one or two breaks and Im here to tell you, I had my share of breaks today. Throughout the World Series, Bohn said he was bowling for more than himself. My wife and I have created a Striking Out Sandy fund. Were trying to raise funds for kids who unfortunately lost everything, Bohn said. I know there are families that lost everything, but hopefully there will be other people who can take care of them. We had people who were donating money for every strike during qualifying. All of the money were raising is going to buy kids backpacks and things they need for school so they can hopefully put the past behind them. My heart always goes out to kids, he added. Ive got five children myself and I want them to be able to live life as normally as they can. I had one guy compute all of the strikes I threw in qualifying and match play 415 or 420 and he put up $1 a pin himself. We had another guy who lives in upstate New York near my brother-in-law Doug Kent and his wife Chrissie who had a 25-foot trailer. He saw what we were doing on our website, and filled the trailer with clothes and supplies, and delivered it to our area. Information about the Striking Out Sandy program can be found of parkerbohn.com. Itll be there for a long time to come, because I cant tell you how much the people back east have gone through, Bohn said. Its not going to get corrected by tomorrow. While the hardships friends and family faced were fresh on his mind, Bohn might have been the happiest he has ever been after winning a PBA title. Im as happy as I can be, he grinned. Now I can say that Im the world champion.

Public Safety Ken Cook leads the pack with his 264 and of course it wouldnt be a complete night unless Kevin (Tito) Jackson had a high score so #2 Is Tito with his 259,243 712,Steven Mocarski 236, Frank Mene 235 641,Bill Zika 233, Dennis Edgar was on fire with his 227,222,222 621 Ed Shell 226,224, Thursday Early Mixed Vito Banci had a great night with his 279,258 736,Dom Mancini was the sub for his son and shot 253,Chris Agnoli had a god night with his 246,237 673, Glenn Bonomo 235,229, 679, John Manfredo 234, Charles (Honey Jack) Jackson 231, The ladies had a good night Lori Biggy had a 241,210 611, Joyce o Keefe 204, & Donna Viola 200. Monday Night Trios Joe Leardo Jr had a very nice game of 290 745, Mike Roman 267,Craig bagnoli 262, Robert Mc Neal 257, Sean Wendelken 257, Our own Jose Corniel had another nice high game of 253, Joe leardo Sr 249,246, Austin Masser 245. Bud Light Tuesday Four Man Tony DAngelo had the high score of 280, Paul Tortorici 268, TJ Valentin 259, Chuck Cocozzo & Jerry Ramirez had 258, Anderson Chae 257, John Jawor 256, Frank shults 256, Joe leardo Jr 256, Bob Skorupski 254, Pres Lou Tullo 248. Thursday Early Mixed Super Sub Tony Viola was the high scorer of the night with his 266, Ken Scheck 265, Fabio Castillo 257, Mike Biggy 246,243 222, 711, Charles (Honey Jack ) Jackson 244,630, Joe D Amico & Ed Biggy 243, Glenn Bonomo 238, Chris Agnoli had 2 nice games of 230, 226, joe D Amico 225.

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Sunday Adult Child Michael Martell 247/664 Giovanni Reyes 210/565 Emmanuel Vasquez 212/533 Anthony Mastroianni 193/551 Patrick Chan 199/551 Anson Chin 197/551 Christina Kaye 193/526 Justin Decicco 170/450 Sally Anderson 150/406 Roberto Logan 141/400 Veronica Sorrentini 119/336

January 23 - 29, 2013

SPORTS REPORTER

SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES

Tuesday Early Birds: Lisa Simon 225, Diane Parziale 216, Monica Dipinto 212, Karen Garland 203, Jennifer Traina 201. Swingtime Seniors: Cappy Caporusso 215, Joe Visone 211, George Kinkel 204. Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Paul Devito 289, Bill Goldrick 249, Tony Dominick 244, 621, Jerry Carlo 243, 621. Wednesday K of C: Tim Mulligan 243, Paul Kraus 236. Wednesday Ladies Scratch: Ginny Lutter 215, Kathy Wodzinski 200, Karen Campbell 202. Thursday Hits and Misses: Jimmy Moore 255, 697, Jim Fenimore 238, Debbie Cali 244, Diane Moore 203, Kathy Wavpotich 202. Charles McShane 3-Man: Keith Hengel 279, 725, Kevin Quinton 279, 721, James Sabbagh 278, Bryan Berg 269, Ed Werbeck 266, 742, Joseph Mormando 258, Darren Barlow 258, 737, Tom Gallagher 258, Mike Krull 258. Thursday Night Foursome: Doc Grannas 290, 719, Fabrizio Cerutti 279, Rob Cunningham 278, Kyle Ludwig 267, Spanky Devito 267, Dan Kantor 257, Wolf Ginsberg 256, 722. Friday Party Mixed: Mike Gamdo 259, Terracciano 247. Nick Monday LIA: Chris Schnepp 289, Tony Santilli 278, Peter Taormina 266, 258, 736, Brian Sulzbach 258, 704, Ray Perry 257, 710, Kenny Daughn 257, Alicia Defino 223, April Fucci 216, Jen Zappolo 213, Pamela Waluk 212. Friday Astoria Federal Men: Mike Clark 268, Neal Krys 245, Angel Salcedo Jr. 255, 254, 704, Scott Zimmerman 237. Young at Heart Seniors: Pete Thomasefsky 241, 605, Richie Coyer 226, Ray Wilson 221, Richard Mennona 204, Bernie Goldstein 204. Friday Hockey Fans: Nick Terracciano 246, Jerry Terracciano 233, Niyuki YoshidaHay 211. Tuesday Early Birds: Kelly Sullivan 219, Ann Marie Romano 212, Diane Parziale 210, Jenn Dlorio 205. YSwingtime Seniors: Cappy Caporusso 264, 215, 644, Joe Macaluso 217, Joe Visone 204, Linda Kelly 222, Sue Brown 218. Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Bill Goldrick 266, Adam Bose 237, 642, Lois Gillis 211, Marilyn Coffin 201. Thursday Hits and Misses: Ralph Yandoli 257, Ken Snell 245, 677, Jerry Packard 233. Thursday Night Foursome: Keith Hengel 277, Bryan Allen 269, Dan Thompson 267, Joe Valdina 267, 733, Greg Fiorgio 265, 746, Kyle Ludwig 264, Keith Pappas 263, 723.

SPORTS REPORTER
Joe LiVolsi 278
FARMINGDALE, NY- Joe LiVolsi topped the scoring in the Friday Sunshine Kids League firing a high game of 278. Jerry Hoeler hit 213, Bill Platania 213, Fai LiVolsi 200, Bill Platania 190, Jerry Keenan 186, Joe Platania 180, and Ken Lauri 176. In the St. Martins Seniors League Joseph Reddy shot 221, Joseph Napoli 218, Aahish Chohan 189, Cammi Farash 181, and Jake Diamond 180.

January 23 - 29, 2013

Rob Gilbert Jr. 690, James Kane 681 Pace Stan Niemiec Youth Travlers
By Vince Albrecht HACKENSACK, NJ - 12-23-12 Rob Gilbert, Jr. knocked aside 690 plastic-coats with his triple deuce 227-216-247 to help Bowler City I to a hard-earned three points from Boonton in Stan Niemiec Youth Travel play at Bowler City. John Draney 212, Ryan Perez 204 and Vin Santoro 197 contributed as well. In Boontons two close wins, the thundering Montville trio flashed their lightning: Justin Puchalski 223-226: 629, Karl Kattermann 215-202 and Patrick Teshima 202. James Kane rocked the maples with 215-222-244: 681, Austin Bonacum added three deuces of his own 213-214-211: 638, Kyle Schellberg fired 214-206 and Welmer Paguay 213 as the torrid Bowler City II squad overpowered Fair Lawn, 7-0, giving them seventeen wins in their last eighteen and a share of the league lead. Best from the Fair Lawn quartet was Hassan Izzard with 192-185 and Matt Myers 170. Kevin Macchia stroked 232-204: 616, Joe Malyack 205-223: 612 and Colette Malyack 208, but it wasnt enough as Holiday II dropped three games to a vastly improved Bowler City III team. Arielle Wallace has lifted her average seventeen points over her past six outings and it was evident with her two strong closing games of 158-165. Teammates Patrick Sucero 189-182 and Louis Ferrante 185 were enough support for the surging BC III squad. Holiday I received a huge boost from Lilly Sigona who bowled 459, a whopping 120 sticks over her three-game set average as they outshot Montvale, 5-2; Brian Rizzi 209-196-211: 616, Nick Cilento 213 and Ana DeLeon 201 were highs for the victors while Matt Russell 211, Katie Didonato 169 and young Michaella Raab +20 above average were the triggers for Montvales sole win. Bowler City IV benefited from Greg Khan 190, Nick Ferrante 189 and Caitlyn Tombo 181 in surpassing the vacancy score enough to earn five points.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Bob Langis 738
FARMINGDALE, NY Bob Langis led the Wednesday Mens League firing games of 223-236279 for a high series of 738. Sean Mott rolled 226-244-258728, John Bergen 268-257-725, Robert McNally 238-246-236720, Steve Gonzalez 247-247710, Sean Mott and Frank Magro 258, Mark Colaizzo and Rich Tooker 248, Mel Stephenson 276, and Joe Muscat 274.

David Brand 649

FARMINGDALE, NY David Brand paced the scoring in the Wed. Party League firing a 244 game for a high series of 649. Cindy Ellendorf rolled 251, Mike Marrazzo 237, Ira Kaskel 236, and Don Gialfino 231. Al Diebold shot 207, Leo Richter 199, Jo Platania 201, Blanche Ponce DeLeon 195, and Genevieve Klein 190 in the Monday AM Seniors League.

Joe Venezia 670

FARMINGDALE, NY Joe Venezia led the scoring in the Sunday Early Mixed League firing games of 256-232 for a high series of 670. Joe Giammarino, Jr. rolled 257647, Paul Burns 268-635, Ray Kennedy 247-609, Brian Meade 237, and Craig Bogart 234. In the Sunday Adult/Junior Scholarship League Mike Oakley rolled 223, Bill Snyder 216, and Jimmy Prince 203.

Joe Livolsi 219

FARMINGDALE, NY - Joe Livolsi led the scoring in the Friday Sunshine Kids League firing a high game of 219. Paul Kester hit 199, Bill Platania 192, and Joe Platania 172. In the Saturday Junior Scholarship League Kristie Testa hit 204, Arianna Dumas 203, and Michael Coakley 179. In the Sunday Adult/Junior Scholarship League Mike Coakley shot 238.

Rob Larsen 702

FARMINGDALE, NY Rob Larsen led the scoring in the Saturday Island Trees League firing a 279 game for a high series of 702. Richard White rolled 268, Adam Krauss 248-672, Gary Cornibert 245, Rene Costello 240, Bob Starzec 237, Junior Pascual, Peter James Marshall and Craig Keller 236, Mike Agosta 234, Tony Caridi 233, Tony Ammirati, Howie Delman,and Brian Selwin 232. In the Monday A.M. Seniors League Bill Platania shot 224, Al Diebold 169, and Victor Caputo and Jo Platania 168.

Scott Dunning 695 at Parkway Lanes

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Scott Dunning led all pin attackers with scores of 245-245-205 for a high series of 695 in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes. Steve Semancik tossed 257-686, Carole DeGroot 247-684, Ed Bakelaar Sr. 234-675 and Jim Viola 248-648.

Wayne Embleton 276

FARMINGDALE, NY Wayne Embleton led the Tuesday Nite Owls League firing games of 276206-227 for a 709 series. Joe Kotowicz rolled 257-225248-730, Bill Kremlicka 236, Earl Condit 235, Kenny Simon 226, Richie Brennan 226-215, Victor Cassano 224-223, Robert Falcone 224, Deon Taittee 221-216, Rose Marie Sanders 210, and Kim Falcone 204. In the Saturday Island Trees League Jim Reams rolled 225, Wayne Fechter 222, Tony Cintado 212, Don Balducci 212-203, and Espo Balducci and Pat Catalano 204.

Mika Koivuniemi, Kelly Kulick Lead World Bowling Tour Points List
ARLINGTON, Texas - After three events on the 2013 World Tenpin Bowling Association World Bowling Tour, Finland's Mika Koivuniemi and the United States' Kelly Kulick lead the rolling two-year points list. The World Bowling Tour is made up of various events around the world and players earn points based on how they finish in each event. The current points system is based on a continuous two-year cycle, so points include some events from 2011 and all events from 2012. Koivuniemi leads the men's division with 445 points. He earned points in each of the first three events of the season, picking up 12 points at the PBA World Championship, 50 points for his win at the Qatar Open and 25 points in the recently concluded Brunswick Ballmaster Open. Kulick picked up 100 points for being the female at the PBA World Championship, which awarded double points as a major, and leads her division with 444 points. None of the top five women in the standings competed in the Qatar Open or the Ballmaster Open.

GO BOWL

USBC MASTERS QUALIFIERS AT CORAM COUNTRY AND FARMINGDALE LANES

Maple Family Centers Coram Country Lanes, 615 Middle Country Road, Coram, 11727, phone 631732-2022, www.coramcountrylanes.com and Farmingdale Lanes, 999 Conklin Street, Farmingdale, 11735, phone 631-249-4300 www.farmingdalelanes.com are hosting weekly USBC Master Qualifiers. At Coram Country Lanes, bowlers may choose one or two evenings, Monday and Wednesday, 9:30 p.m. to enter the 3-Game Qualifier. Entry is $30.00 for 1st. qualifier and $20.00 for all re-entries. At Farmingdale Lanes a Wednesday evening 10:00 p.m. 3-Game Qualifier is being offered. The same entry fees apply. These are weekly events through January 2013. The top 5 qualifiers advance to in-center finals where theyll compete for fully paid entries to the 2013 USBC Masters, at Carolier Lanes, New Jersey in February this is a $500 value. For more information please call Coram Country or Farmingdale Lanes.

12 Year-Old Matt Russell is Youth Travelers Bowler of the Week

SPORTS REPORTER

January 23 - 29, 2013

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Adult Leagues
Monday Early Birds: Mike Riley 245-685, Westergaard 244-680, Hoffman 245-677, Richardson 221-583, Hessler 208-525, Annette 201-526. Jim Matt Tina Betty Rossi

Junior Leagues
Ball Busters: Nick Westergaard 208-554, Jack Cook 207-612, Mike Murray 204-554, Ryan Ackerman 201-529, Amy Banfield 199-530, Kristen Greiner 171-497, Steph Sihlanick 146-400. Gutter Busters (2 games): Christopher Dunleary 83-159, Ella Dunleary 80-160, Chelsey Cruz 79145.

By Vince Albrecht FAIRLAWN, NJ - While there were several higher scratch scores shot in the latest Stan Niemiec Youth Travel play, 12-year-old Matt Russells best outing of the season, a strong 213-214: 592 finish, gave him 760, the afternoons best handicap set, earning him Bowler of the Week kudos.
Matts performance sparked Montvale to a come-from-behind 5-2 win over Bowler City II; also contributing for the victors were Kyle Ladewig 189-179, Katie Didonato 171-171 and 10-year-old Michaella Raab with three triple digit games. BC II, which dropped its second straight encounter after winning the previous six, battled Montvale the entire closely contested match thanks to stellar scores from James Kane 238-235: 672, Kyle Schellberg 233-215: 612 and Justin Garcia 226-201: 598. After falling to Fair Lawn the first two games, Holiday I came back to salvage three points by overtaking the winners, grabbing wood by a scant four pins, 2673-2669. Holidays Graham Mulligan 223: 645, Brian Rizzi 223: 602 and Ana DeLeon 200: 570 led the comeback while Fair Lawns highs were Jake Rollins triple deuce 678, Steve Plaszky 214, eleven-year-old Hunter Perry 209 and Tyler Nappi 191-184. Anchor Kevin Macchia blasted 237: 652 and Caitlyn Castillo 190 but it wasnt enough as short-handed Holiday II lost two of three to Bowler City I; Vin Santoro 226-223: 626, Eric Grabusnik 209, Ryan Perez 183-182 and Ryan Sweeney 183 powered BC I. Bowler City III lost the opening game by four sticks to Bowler City IV and then came roaring back to stun them, 2686-2423; Patrick Sucero 205, Nick Reyes 201, ten-year-old Louis Ferrante 193 and Tiffany Sucero a pair of 170+ games triggered the turnabout for BC III; Greg Khans 204 opener topped the scoring for BC IV. Boonton increased its league lead to three points by snatching all seven points from the vacancy. Karl Kattermann lifted his average to 203 with 226-213: 635 and Patrick Teshima added 212-194.

Rec Program (2 games): Connor Tole 131-214, Joe Taylor 105-202, Ryan Tole 100, David Longedyck 95, Christopher Cavalie 95, Lucia Brancato 129192, Cassidy Cavaliere 100-170, Hannah Digangi 84-162. Bumper Busters (2 games): Jacob Paniconi 63-120.

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Eugene Opsasnick 287, Eric Benbrrok 279-684, Thomas Griffin Jr. 267-675, Nichole Spratford 245-654, Sandy Turner 244-582, Carol Fisher 204-508. Fox Hills Seniors: Robert Forte 203-529, Dom Carciato 202, Steve Rainer 201560, Helen Loverro 183-447, Pearl Traub Johnson 164-421, Pat Lucas 162-420. Rockaway Women: Marybeth Kanouse 199-498, Kathy Bradley 199-482, Tammy Baldwin 191-539, Annette Rossi 185-447, Susan Chillemi 180-449, Pat Somers 175-454, Kathy Glendon 173 game.

January 23 - 29, 2013

SPORTS REPORTER

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

Steve Payne 680
MADISON, NJ Steve Payne was high man rolling in the Livingston Business Mens League firing a high game of 268 and a high series of 680. Bob Perry rolled 257, Al Klien 243, Billy Piccola 678, and Frank Catanzar 611. In the Junior/Major Breakfast League it was Joe Mogeleseky on top with 242-628, Brandon Bongo 232, and Curtis Kyzima 223.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Sean Williams 722
HOPELAWN, NJ - Sean Williams led the scoring in the Sunday Nite Mixed League firing games of 241-236-245 for a high series of 722. Justin Poli rolled 242-224-662, Cid Stentella 213-205-614, John Warshany 222, Rene Rodriguez 224, and Carole Lopez 212. In the Bank League John Sidorko shot 225-207, Eugene Fioravanti 203, and Mark Cumber 187.

Dave Granitzi 288

MADISON, NJ - Dave Granitzi topped the scoring in the Friday Classic firing a high game of 288. Vinnie Pagnotta hit 279, Brett Shapiro 268-698, Mike Hanlein 670, and Mike Yoboud 667.

Charles Wilfong 686

MADISON, NJ Charles Wilfong topped the scoring in the Thursday Mixed League firing a 248 game for a high series of 686. Diane Sinclair shot 233, Paul Stone 225, Travis Wilfong 218, and Pat Wilfong 212. In the MC Police & Fire League Kevin Blair shot 244, Tom Matuys 229, and Thomas Litland 228.

Dave Hanft 660

MADISON, NJ Dave Hanft paced the Tuesday Doubles firing a 239 game for a high 660 set. Donny Prisco shot 239-605, and Dan Pridham 214.

Joe Bloodgood 686

HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Bloodgood led the scoring in the Family League firing games of 246-247 for a high series of 686. Dan Pawelek shot 235-268-671, Dave Morgante 235-208-611, Chet Gurbisz 234, and Anthony Angotti 207-206. In the Merck League Dan Wolf shot 267, Debbie Ewanciew 221, and Jimmy Griffin 205.

Richard Funk III 674

HOPELAWN, NJ Richard Funk III led the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League firing games of 245-234 for a high series of 674. Mike Dallamanna rolled 201-233-211-645, Dave Rezes 222-244641, Kenny Anderson 267-638, James Testa 227, and Nick Guarnieri 224. In the Iselin AA League Matt Cestone shot 258-632, Paul Woitowicz 246, Greg Crawford 236, and Albert Knapp 212.

Joe Britton 645

HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Britton paced the scoring in the Knights of Columbus League rolling games of 225-236 for a high series of 645. Sal Moscuzza shot 215-238-629, Mark Makwinski 207-213-206-625, Justin McDougal 220, and Art Kajubczak 222. In the NJ Turnpike League Ceferino Rivera shot 233-605, Pat Jones 213, Mike Grant 235. Mike Meyer rolled 200-225-213-638, Charles Meyer 211-207, Kurt Miszkowski 213, and Kieran Zebrowski 246 in the Thursday Nite Mixed League.

SPORTS REPORTER
By Michelle Wright

January 23 - 29, 2013

ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES

ROCKVILLES Pamela Johnson threw a 237 game and a 590 series and Rhonda Portnoy followed with a 225 game. WEDNESDAY EARLY MEN Angelo Gamache bowled a 258 game; Keith Manza finished with a 717 series; Steve Brush followed with a 682 series; Eddie McCree came through with a 659 series; Ben Gregoretti finished with a 657 series and Bill Anderson shot a 655 series. SENIOR BIRDS On the Mens end we have Richard Franklin who shot a 279 game and a 688 series; Jerry George followed with a 278 game and a 673 series; Preston Cheeks came through with a 676 series; Aubrey Pereira threw a 666 series and Henry Clay finished with a 661 series. SUNDAY ADULT - JUNIOR For the Men: Jose DeFalco came through with a 258 game and a 704 series and John Wolkiewicz shot a 255 game. For the Woman: Barbra Migliorino threw a 213 game and a 596 series. For the Girls: Andrea Turrissi came through with a 200 game and a 508 series. EL CHEAPO Vinnie Spano came through with a 259 game and a 651 series. TEMPLE AVODAH Cindy Baumann with a 213 game. FUN FRIDAY Steve Freidman threw a 287 game and a 680. THURS MIXED On the Mens end we have Frank Cimino who shot a 290 and a 258 for a 763 series; Tom Beck followed with a 283-714 series; Kyle OConnor with a 259-710; Yogi Hannigan 257667; Rick Boremski shot a 256 game and a 708 series; Alan Herz followed with a 255 game and a 651 series; On the Womans end we have Geri Toscano who shot a 258 game and a 589 series; Kathy Andrews followed with a 244 and a 211 game and a 634 series; Betty Lescher came through with a 233 game and a 579 series; MaryAnn McNally threw a 217 game and a 577 series; Karen Valenciano shot a 215 game and a 587 series. JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP On the Boys side we have Chris Johnson who shot a 257 game and a 649 series; Brian McManus followed with a 245 game and a 625 series; Jeffery Williams came through with a 236 game and a 616 series; Omar James also threw a 236 game but ended with a 642 series and Jonathan Feuerstein came in with a 234 game; On the Girls side we had Maria Lucente who shot a 215 game and a 545 series.