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Vol. 76 No. 19

July 8 - 14, 2015

Bill ONeill Bowls Angry to Win PBA Oklahoma Open

Its not about just bowling on
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
SHAWNEE, Okla. In the culminayour favorite pattern, ONeill said.
tion of one of the biggest tests of versaYou have to also take into account
tility on the PBA Tour, Bill ONeill of
whos bowling on the show and
Langhorne, Pa., took command early
how you think theyll be playing the
in the championship match and never
lanes. With that in mind I thought
looked back to win the PBA Oklahoma
the Bear would give me the best
Open, the most prestigious event of the
chance to succeed.
Oklahomas Grand Casino Hotel &
The Oklahoma stepladder final
Resort PBA Summer Swing.
opened with 13-time PBA Tour
ONeill won his sixth career PBA title
winner Patrick Allen of Mount
by defeating two-time defending PBA
Kisco, N.Y., defeating two-time
Player of the Year Jason Belmonte of
Tour winner Andres Gomez of
Australia, 247-172, in the title match
Colombia, 211-200. Allen, who was
seen on CBS Sports Network.
hoping to break a six-year drought
PBA photo
I need to bowl angry, like Pete
without a title, then went on to beat
Champion Bill ONeill
Weber, said ONeill. Over my career
Bear Open winner Tommy Jones of
Ive let some matches get away because I probably Simpsonville, S.C., 225-215, before losing to Belmonte
havent bowled aggressive enough. I told Jason he was- in the semifinal, 237-203.
nt going to beat me tonight.
I just didnt have anything going. The condition was
As the top qualifier for the Oklahoma Open by virtue brutal for me, said Belmonte who was trying for his
of aggregate pinfall from first-round qualifying in the third win of the season and 13th of his career. I changed
Wolf, Bear and Badger Opens, ONeill earned the right balls twice in the match and tried a few other things but
to select the lane condition for the Oklahoma Open it would have been tough to beat Bill anyway because he
finals. He picked the 40-foot Bear lane condition which got off to a good start right out of the box. I was never in
he quickly pointed out is not necessarily his favorite con- a position to put anything together to get back in the
dition to bowl on.
match.

Amleto Monacelli Wins PBA50 Northern California Classic

19-time PBA Tour winner. Its
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
BRENTWOOD, Calif. With his
something that I have to keep workmental game still a work in progress,
ing on and dont let it get to me.
Professional Bowlers Association
I think I have too much expectaHall of Famer Amleto Monacelli
tion and just need to relax, he conwas able to keep his emotions in
tinued. Sometimes before each
check enough to win the PBA50
squad I will do a little meditation
Northern California Classic presentwhich helps, but sometimes I just
ed by MOTIV at Harvest Park Bowl
need to tell myself to let it go when I
for his fourth career PBA50 Tour
throw a bad shot or get a bad break.
title.
Monacelli, who qualified for the
The Venezuelan defeated Brian
top spot in the stepladder final, said
PBA photo
LeClair of Delmar, N.Y., 237-225, in
that he was very focused in the
Amleto Monacelli
the championship match for his first
championship match which translattitle of the season.
ed into good shot-making.
With his physical game and his equipment choices
I had a game plan for what I wanted to do because
in good shape, the 53-year-old Monacelli admits he I could see how the lanes were changing in the previneeds to work on his emotions during the course of a ous matches, he said. I basically took a guess at
tournament if he wants to be a consistent winner on what ball I thought would work best and it all came
the PBA50 Tour.
together very well.
I still have the tendency to get down on myself and
See
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get mad when things arent going my way, said the

Monacelli

50 cents

Steve Costello 300 Matt Russo 834

At Howell Lanes
HOWELL, NJ - Steve Costello
threw a 300 game en route to a
717 series and Matt Russo fired an
834 with games of 268-277-289 in
the Summer Fun League.
Joseph Inserra had a 264 and 709.
Most pins over average this week

went to Kyle Marlborough with a

267 at plus 126 and Marissa
Inserra 223 at plus 82. Kendall
Patterson had a 562 Janine Smith
blasted high womens series a 609
with Lorraine Ernst at 588 and
Lois Steindl at 581.

Alan Ip Blasted 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Alan Ip earned top honors in the
Sunday Night Mixed League at
Rockville Centre Lanes blasting
games of 238-300-232 for a high
series of 770.

Julio Zambrano shot 279-257763, Rob Isler 246, Peter Conway

236-674, Rich Rothmansky 246214-672, and Anthony Phillips
239.

George Mazzocchi Hammered 300

At Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY George
Mazzocchi blasted a 300 game
along with 214-214 for a high
series of 728 in the Sunday Early
Mixed League.

Nick Butera rolled 233-223-659,

John Cusumano 212-207-222641, Wayne EMbleton 267-213631, Garret Knispel 225-224-620,
and Anthony Cotter 234-619.

Mike Daluise Slammed 300

At Rabs Country Lanes
STATEN ISLAND, NY Mike
Daluise blasted a 300 game for a
733 series in the Rab Wilkinson
Memorial League at Rabs
Country Lanes.
Jeff Scire shot 256-245-288-789,

John Eadicicco 266-288-787,

Mike Alesia 242-265-710, Tom
Hollywood 247-710, Mike Fiore
258-245-708, Joe Goodheart 280707, and Frank Wilkinson 268705.

Mike Desmond Hit 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Mike Desmond earned top honors
in the Wednesday Senior Doubles
League at Rockville Centre Lanes
blasting a 300 game for a high
series of 727.

Stanley Rosadio shot 288-234735, Ed Frontera 256-225-686,

Aubrey Pereira 243-211-233-687,
Mal Brenner 264, and Bill
Carreras 244-225-671.

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Monacelli
Continued from Page 1
Previous to his win, Monacelli had four top-10 finishes this season
including two sixth-place finishes as his best.
Two-time major league all-star pitcher John Burkett of Southlake,
Texas, established himself as a force to be reckoned with in his new
career as a professional bowler finishing fourth for his best finish of the
season. He started the stepladder final with a come-from-behind, 226216, win over Bob Spaulding of McKinney, Texas, but then lost to
LeClair in the second match 212-196.
In the five tournaments Burkett has competed in this season he has
made the cut to match play in four of them with a previous best finish of
15th in the Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open.
LeClair went on to beat PBA50 Tour newcomer Jimmy Hansen of
Anchorage, Alaska, 214-202, in the semifinal to advance to the title
match against Monacelli.
The 2015 PBA50 Tour season will take a break before returning to
action July 19-22 for the PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open
presented by Roto Grip at Island Xtreme Bowl in Welch, Minn.

Lou DiGirolamo Leads at Howell Lanes

HOWELL, NJ - Another youngster in the Monday Madness League,
Lou DiGirolamo fired high series and high game 739 and 275. Joe
Inserra threw a 710 series and Joe Maniscato a 702 series with third high
game 264. Anthony Ruffino, Jr. blasted a 264 for second high game.
Lauren Frankowski pounded a 207 game and a 582 series and Shannon
Hankel tossed a 202 game. Team 5 and Black Cats are tied for First
with a 23-4 record chased by Team 16 at 22-5 and Team 12 at 21-6.

We dont stop playing because we grow old;

we grow old because we stop playing.
George Bernard Shaw

July 8 - 14, 2015

Shannon Pluhowsky and Liz Johnson Qualify

To Represent Team USA in Pan American Games
By Lucas Wiseman - USBC

ARLINGTON,
Texas

Shannon Pluhowsky of Dayton,

Ohio, and Liz Johnson of
Cheektowaga, New York, will
represent Team USA at the
prestigious 2015 Pan American
Games this month in Toronto.
The qualifying process was
based on performance at the
2015 United States Bowling
Congress Team USA Trials and
the 2015 USBC Queens. Devin
Bidwell of Wichita, Kansas,
and
Tommy
Jones
of
Simpsonville, South Carolina,
were announced in February as
the mens representatives for
Team USA.
Pluhowsky, who won the
2015 Team USA Trials, topped
the standings with 1,670 points,
while Johnson, who won the
Queens this week, was second
with 1,640 points. Brittni
Hamilton of Wood Ridge, New
Jersey, will be the first alternate, finishing third with 1,610
points.
Sixty percent of the qualifying points came from the Team
USA Trials - 40 percent based
on overall finish and 20 percent
based on daily finish. The final

40 percent was based on performance at the Queens - 30

percent based on qualifying
position and 10 percent based
on final position in the bracket.
Pluhowsky and Johnson have
competed previously at the Pan
American Games. In 2003 in
Santo Domingo, Dominican
Republic, Pluhowsky won the
singles gold medal and earned a
silver medal in mixed doubles.
Johnson is the Pan American
Games defending champion in
singles and doubles, winning
the events in 2011 in
Guadalajara, Mexico.
Im excited to represent
Team USA in the Pan American
Games again, said Pluhowsky,
who earned 1,300 points at the
Team USA Trials and 370
points at the Queens. The first
time I went, I had a great time,
and its definitely been a tournament that I have wanted to be
able to compete in again.
Johnson earned her spot by
picking up 1,220 points at the
Team USA Trials and adding
420 points at the Queens.
Having the chance to bowl
against some of the best

bowlers in the world is a very

humbling and amazing opportunity, Johnson said. At the
same time, it is also an honor
and a privilege to be able to
bowl and represent Team
USA.
The Pan American Games are
an Americas version of the
Olympic Games which includes
the Olympic program sports
and others that are not part of
the Olympics. The United
States Olympic Committee has
specific requirements for
selecting players to compete in
the event.
Two men and two women will
represent Team USA at the
event, which is considered the
most important event in the
four-year cycle of the Team
USA bowling program. In order
to represent the United States at
the Pan American Games, athletes must be U.S. citizens and
members of Team USA in
2015.
For more information on
Team USA, visit:
BOWL.com/TeamUSA.

Lisa LaGuarino Wins Her First LIGBT Title

GARDEN CITY, NY - Lisa
LaGuarino, a left handed
bowler from North Bellmore,

NY, won her first Long Island

Generations Bowlers Tour
title at AMF Garden City. Lisa
needed a mark in the final
frame to secure the title which
earned her the $1,000 top
prize and a beautiful trophy.
Lisa shot a 237 handicap
game which was 15 pins more
than second place finisher
Chris Odle, Brooklyn, NY
who shot a 222 and earned
$600. Third place went to Joe
Hoenig, E. Meadow, NY with
a 198 worth $400.
The final shootout was a

nerve racking event as all 3

bowlers were looking for their
first LIGBT title. Lisas victory was due to her consistent
marking of frames as her only
open was a split in the second
frame. Joe marked in his first
5 frames but had 3 opens late
hurting his chances at victory.
Chris had a slow start but finished with 5 strikes in a row to
force Lisa to mark in the tenth
frame. Lisa struck on her first
ball in the final frame to win
the title.

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July 8 - 14, 2015

2015 USBC WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIPS CONCLUDES IN RENO

By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC
RENO, Nev. - The 96th United States Bowling Congress Women's
Championships concluded last Tuesday as the final shots of the 2015
event made their way down the lanes at the National Bowling
Stadium.
The 82-day tournament kicked off April 10 and welcomed nearly
16,000 bowlers for the event's record 10th trip to Reno and seventh
visit to the "Taj Mahal of Tenpins."
The 2015 USBC Women's Championships featured plenty of highlights on the lanes, including a late rush at the top of the leaderboard
in many categories. All standings are unofficial and pending final verification.
Among the new leaders during the final days were Brooke Bower of
Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, in Diamond Singles and Jennifer Asplin of
Oakley, California, in Diamond All-Events.
Bower, a former Kutztown University standout, fired a 781 series
June 25 to cruise into the top singles spot. The 22-year-old right-hander finished her second Women's Championships appearance with
games of 257, 257 and 267.
The following day, Asplin made her own run at the singles lead

before settling into second place with a 751 performance, but her overall effort left her at the top of the standings in Diamond All-Events
with 2,182.
The 39-year-old right-hander added 736 in team and 695 in doubles
in her return to the NBS, where she rolled a 299 game and finished
seventh in Scratch All-Events in 2012.
In team competition, Team USA member Shannon Pluhowsky
rolled a 706 series June 19 to help AZ Gals of Peoria, Arizona, into the
lead in Diamond Team with a 2,717 total.
The team rolled games of 915, 960 and 842, and Pluhowsky was
joined by Megan Withey (682), Megan Kelly (668) and Brenda Burns
(661).
USBC Hall of Famer Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, and 2005
USBC Queens champion Tennelle Milligan of Arlington, Texas, posted the only 1,400 in doubles at the 2015 event, 1,404, on their way
into the lead in Diamond Doubles on May 8.
Milligan led the way with games of 266, 217 and 277 for a 760
series, while Barnes added 194, 234 and 216 for a 644 set.
LaDeena Gray of Eureka, California, was the only bowler to hold
onto the lead in multiple events this year.

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Ladies into the Sapphire Team lead with a 1,942 series, and she continued strong the following day with 479 in singles and 441 in doubles
for a 1,474 all-events total, which landed her at the top of the Topaz
All-Events standings.
Along with high scores, participation also was celebrated at the
NBS this year as seven bowlers joined the 50-Year Club at the 2015
Women's Championships, including USBC Hall of Famers Betty
Barnes of Reno and Sylvia Broyles of Spring Branch, Texas.
Joining Barnes and Broyles in reaching milestones this year were
Yvonne Carrel of Buena Park, California; Vivian Harasim of Portage,
Michigan; Frances Plaia of Mandeville, Louisiana; Lucille Strauss of
Richmond, Virginia; and Shirley Williams of Corona, New York.
The 2016 Women's Championships will head to Las Vegas and be
held at the new South Point Bowling Plaza, which is part of the South
Point Hotel and Casino. The 2016 event will run from April 9-July 10
(last team date), marking the tournament's third visit to Las Vegas, and
first trip since 1983.
For more information on the Women's Championships, visit:
BOWL.com/WomensChamp.

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ROCKVILLE

July 8 - 14, 2015

CENTRE LANES

Paul Circharo 795

Keith Manza 765

Charles Johnson 718

John Maglio 712

Rob Velez 708

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Paul Circharo topped the scoring
in the Custom Thumbz Doubles
League blasting games of 258278-259 for a high series of 795.
Frank Cimino rolled 268-257232-757, Lawrence Welfare 234232-264-730, Alby Pezzella 255247-730, Jim Constantinides 236257-234-727, Bob Thorne 258248-722, and Phil Rameaus 269234-711.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Keith Manza topped the scoring
in the Wednesday Early Mens
League rolling games of 268238-259 for the session high
series of 765.
Barry Clare shot 290-258-759,
Ed Connelly 226-223-268-717,
Glen Smith 235-245-235-715,
and Jim Guardino 253-222-687.
In the Wednesday Clark Gillies
League Bonnie Klein hit 198, and
Charlene Spinelli 180.

ROCKVILEL CENTRE, NY
Charles Johnson led the Thursday
Senior Birds firing games of 236215-267 for a high series of 718.
Aubrey Pereira rolled 235-225673, Gerald Fields 248-223-671,
George Fields 257-227-662, and
Roberto DeGuzman 253.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY John Maglio topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Mixed
League firing games of 277-233
for a high series of 712.
Phillip Otero rolled 266-216-676,
Michael Travers 258-217, Pat
Zenker 256, Peter Otero 253, and
Les Forrai 243-234-658.
In the Tuesday Koffee Kats
League Dee Toohey shot 211,
Patrice Guido 178, Sondra
Crummell 177, and Eura Owens
173.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Rob Velez led the scoring in the
Wednesday Early Mens League
firing games of 226-225-257 for a
high series of 708.
Carmelo Ciulla shot 214-234256-704, Jeff Bishoff 279-223696, Tony Baez 207-256-207-670,
and Ben Gregoretti 267-664.

John LaBau, Jr. 773

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
John LaBau, Jr. topped the scoring
in the Thursday El Cheapo League
blasting games of 257-227-289 for
a high series of 773.
Jay Beller shot 234-215-648,
Steve Frey 229, Peter Micca 223210, Vinnie Spano 213, and Matt
Rizzo 212.

Teddy Avgerinos 771

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Teddy Avgerinos topped the scoring in the Thursday Mixed League
firing games of 256-257-258 for a
high series of 771.
John Cardinale rolled 237-225274-736, Bill Koste 269, Frank
Krulish 234-256-239-729, and
Anthony Cimino 238-225-657.

John Laurita 765

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
John Laurita topped the scoring in
the Wednesday Night Mixed
League blasting games of 279-257
for a high series of 765.
Tony Depperman rolled 220-259267-746, Pat Zenker 262-258-736,
Terry Boyle 224-235-267-726,
Les Forrai 269-236-719, and
Salvatore Panzarella 279.

Rich Rothmansky 729

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Rich Rothmansky led the scoring
in the Sunday Night Mixed
League firing games of 246-216267 for a high series of 729.
Peter Conway rolled 258-235703, James Nolan 245-244-701,
Alan Ip 266, and Anthony Phillips
259-687.
In the Monday Ladies Classic
League Remee Mallay shot 183,
Linda Walsh 181, Trish Lugo and
Jeannie Polacco 178, and Jayne
Zimmerman 177.

Frank Cimino 712

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Frank Cimino led the Thursday
Mixed League rolling games of
257-233 for a high series of 712.
Frank Krulish rolled 244-237696, Robert Valenciano 267-215682, John Cardinale 264-673,
Eldred Sherred 255-205, and
Phillipe Karfinkel 245-207-645.

Alexander Vilardi 708

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Alexander Villardi led the scoring
in the Saturday Scholarship
League firing games of 258-224226 for a high series of 708.
Robert Barber hit 236-235-673,
Alexa Messina 226, Robert
Wright 225, Jahnia Phillips 218,
and Jason Eras 207.

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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Alexander Villardi led the scoring
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for a high series of 701.
Alexa Messina rolled 225,
Anthony
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Christopher Andrew 198, Jason
Eras 196, Chris Campbell 195,
and Jahnia Phillips 194.
In the Saturday Junior
Scholarship League Connor
Rowland shot 186.

Patrice Nolan 667

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Patrice Nolan led the scoring in
the Tuesday Rockville Ladies
League rolling games of 236-226
for a high series of 667.
Vicky Lockwood shot 236, Lisa
Newman 222-219-619, and Tricia
Susse 204.

Steve Patitucci 675

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Steve Patitucci led the scoring in
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John Moran rolled 248-236-674,
Matt Rizzo 221, and Jay Beller
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Sal Yannacone 784

Craig Koppell 737

Kenny Simon 713

Matthew Gieri 708

FARMINGDALE, NY Sal
Yannacone topped the scoring in
the Bowlympics Duo League
blasting games of 257-248-279 for
a high series of 784.
Won Han rolled 232-224-651,
Carly Licht 263-205-648, Rich
Valentine 246-211-631, and
Aahish Chohan 219-215-629.

FARMINGDALE, NY Craig
Koppell led the scoring in the
Tuesday Party League firing
games of 2472-46-244 for a high
series of 737.
Lloyd Hasluck rolled 257-246697, Richard Bambara 245-237663, and Brian Siemers 235.
In the Wednesday Friends
League Matthew Geril rolled 254213, Tom Renda 238, Tom
Kennish 234, and Steve Butera
223.
Donna Gunther rolled 180 in the
Thursday AM Ladies League.

FARMINGDALE, NY Kenny
Simon paced the Tuesday Nite
Owls rolling 231-224-258-713.
Stephen Pasciuto rolled 241-236669, Arthur OConnor 278-665,
Thomas Flessner 221-236-676,
and George Zandier 234-234-655.
Joan Healey rolled 187-186,
Blanche Ponce DeLeon 164, Edna
Noonan 163, and Alice Burns,
Jerry Hoeler and Oscar Neira 155
in the Monday AM Seniors .

FARMINGDALE, NY Matthew
Geiri paced the scoring in the
Sunday Early Mixed League
rolling games of 240-225-234 for
a high series of 708.
Rainer Latteier rolled 254-226662, Rich Fiorentino 247, and
Wayne Embleton 236-215-646.
In the Tuesday AM Ladies Laurie
Gentilella rolled 206, Vickie Rich
203, Barbara Bovenzi 182, and
Maryann Schan 181.

Bob Andrews 299

FARMINGDALE, NY Bob
Andrews led the scoring in the
Thursday Good Timers League
blasting a near perfect 299 game
in the session high series of 694.
Robert Grieb shot 235-214, Scott
Serrao 228, Dale Alberino 227209, Cliff Dowdican 226-207, and
Dom Coccadrilli 219.
In the Thursday AM Ladies
League Teresa Santos shot 183,
Dorothy Winkler 182, and Janine
Prevost 178.

Maria Lucente 736

FARMINGDALE, NY Maria
Lucente topped the scoring in the
Bowlympics Duos League firing
games of 257-233-246 for a high
series of 736.
Joe Laier rolled 247-266-215728, Won Han 234-236-210-680,
Ryan Velders 242-214-645,
Christopher Kelch 205-204-224633, and Joseph Napoli 240.

Christopher Kelch 743

FARMINGDALE,
NY

Christopher Kelch led the scoring

in the Monday High School
Practice League blasting games of
235-288-220 for a high series of
743.
Joe Napoli rolled 247, Emily
McLaughlin
243-220,
and
Nicholas Mencarelli 225-215.

Anthony Delia 738

FARMINGDALE, NY Anthony
Delia topped the scoring in the
Thursday 3-Man League firing
games of 234-236-268 for a high
series of 738.
Don Perillo rolled 298-244-734,
Mark Monfoletto 238-235-707,
Eric Smyth 288-690, Damon
Brown 290-682, and Michael
Sodano 278.

Greg Herzing 736

FARMINGDALE, NY Greg
Herzing topped the scoring in the
Tuesday Early Birds firing games
of 280-244 for a high 736.
Kerrick Jones shot 260-247-733,
Edward Brown 279-247-718,
Garfield Campbell 222-213-246681, and Miguel Garrido 258-218681.

Don Perillo 719

FARMINGDALE, NY Don
Pirello led the scoring in the
Thursday 3-Man League firing
games of 258-226-235 for a high
series of 719.
Eric Smyth rolled 256-693, Louis
Getzelman 256-247-684, Rich
Tooker 246-220-669, Matt Trains
211-230-221-662, and Fred Cohen
249-215-655.
In the Saturday 8 for 8 League
Maria Connors shot 211.
Suzanne Katz rolled 188,
Elizabeth Fasulo 185, Jessica
Velentino 184, Vickie Rich 174,
and Pat Freid 171 in the Tuesday
AM Ladies League.
Maryann Trosi rolled 206 in the
Wednesday Mixed Doubles
League.

Steve Brandt 719

FARMINGDALE, NY Steve
Brandt led the scoring in the
Saturday Nite Fun League rolling
games of 279-223 for a high series
of 719.
Al Spano shot 226-210-245-681,
Brian Beale 210-213-250-673,
and Brian Zaborowski 245.

John Shedel and Barney Kral

rolled 154, and Sophie Laccone
152 in the Friday Summer Seniors
League.

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July 8 - 14, 2015

AT RABS COUNTRY LANES

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

Dave Krivak 727

Jack VanderMeulen 688

MADISON, NJ Dave Krivak took the

spotlight and led all scoring in the
Wednesday Trio League at Plaza Lanes firing a high game of 278 and a high series of
727.
Ben Geffken rolled 256-674, Harry Franz
255, Dicky Raymond 669, and Stephanie
Rahn 235.

MADISON, NJ Jack VanderMeulen rolled

a 250 game for a high series of 688 in the
Diggers Trio Spring 2015 League.
Rich Hufnagle hit 257-630, and Benji
Prashker 203.

Harry Franz 694

MADISON, NJ Harry Franz topped the
scoring in the Wednesday Trio League firing
a high series of 694.
Dick Raymond shot 265-680, Joe
Mazzarese 267, Dave Krivak 675, and
Stephanie Rahn 245.

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Eugene Cruz 770

Al Felline 714

STATEN ISLAND, NY Eugene Cruz

topped the scoring in the RCAL/McGuire
blasting games of 266-268 for a high series
of 770.
Frank Pratt rolled 265-258-734, Kevin
Melfi, Jr. 267-727, Damian DAlbero 248704, Ron Martorelli 254-691, Joey Jew
249-689, John Wihlborg 244-679, and
Dennis Cropley 278.

STATEN ISLAND, NY Al Felline led the

scoring in the Senior Mens League rolling
games of 252-237-255 for a high 714 set.
Santo Lisa shot 227-242-227-706, Tom
Hollywood 268-225-703, Steve Ortiz 268235-693, John Giobbie 235-248-685, and
Seto Jew 222-236-668.

Tom Clinton 716

STATEN ISLAND, NY Tom Clinton d
led the scoring in the Rab Wilkinson
Memorial League firing a 257 game for a
high series of 717.
Tom Hollywood shot 268-704, Santo Lisa
251-702, Jim Oliveri, Sr. 247-249-698,
Jerry Sorgente 266-695, and Tim
McAuliffe, Jr. 254-695.

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Brian Dudek 1027

Matt Cestone 692

Barry Bailey 686

Larry Clarke 678

HOPELAWN, NJ Brian Dudek

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a high series of 1027.
Rocco Fortunato rolled 236-276230-922, Russell Bennett 206247-267-913, Steve Venito 258223-203-220-904, Rick Choinacki
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259-221-244-892, and Tommy
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John Decibus rolled 228-207237-672, Scott Akalewicz 215221-201-637, and Mike Piomelli
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Fernando Chea rolled 225-227229-681, Alberto Tadeo 226-264667, Warren Taureck 256-658, and
Rich Hardish 238.

HOPELAWN, NJ Larry Clarke

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Ceferino Rivera rolled 235, John
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Joyce Ellison 196.

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