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Vol. 79 No. 03 March 21 - 27, 2018 25 cents

Walter Ray Williams Jr. Collects 106th PBA Title
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. - PBA Hall
of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr.
of Oxford, Fla., defeated fellow
Hall Of Famer Tom Baker of King,
N.C., 279-157, to win his 106th
PBA title in the PBA50 Fayetteville
Southern Open at LaFayette Lanes
in Fayetteville, N.C.
Williams, who was defending his
2017 title, won easily after Baker start-
ed his game with a pocket 7-10 split
and could never recover. Williams
earned $1,600.
Williams’ PBA titles include a com-
posite total of PBA Tour (47), PBA
Regional (32), PBA50 Tour (11) and
PBA50 Regional (16) victories.
In the semifinal round, Williams
eliminated Mike Hastings of
Millsboro, Del., 246-178, while
Walter Ray Williams Jr.
Baker took out Scott Thomsen of
Sumter, S.C., 232-192.
In other regional events David Haynes of Las
Vegas posted an 8-4 match play record and a 20-
game total of 4,653 pins to win
his 12th career PBA Regional
title in the PBA Sands Regency
West/Northwest Winter Classic
Open presented by Storm.
Haynes, who earned $2,000,
defeated PJ Haggerty of
Roseville, Calif., by three pins
at the National Bowling
Stadium.
In the companion PBA50
Open, Dennis Horan Jr. of
Oakley, Calif., went 6-3-1 in
match play and knocked down
4,270 total pins in his PBA50
debut to defeat Ron Mohr of Las
Vegas by 123 pins. Mohr had
4,147 pins for his 18 games,
including match play bonus
PBA photo
pins. In addition to his first
PBA50 title, Horan earned
$1,500 while Mohr received $1,000.
See WILLIAMS Page 2
Alex Protin Slammed 300-867
At Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ – While contesting in added games of 278 and 279 to
the Thursday Public Safety finish the session with the session
League at Lodi Lanes Alex Protin high series of 857.
collected a 300 perfecto then
Joe DiRe Smashed 300-778
At Maple Lanes RVC
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Joe 778.
DiRe earned top honors in the Stanley Rosadio shot 298-278-
Thursday Senior Birds League at 768, Jay McCray and Jerry George
Maple Lanes RVC blasting games 279, and Michael Carpenter 248.
of 242-300-236 for a high series of
Chun Bae, Joseph Montesanto,
Eric Smyth 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY - Chun Both Sunil Kochar and Darren
Bae, Eric Smyth, and Joseph Barlow rolled 289, Keith Kasper
Montesanto each fired a 300 game and Bryce Ingram 279, and Lou
in the Epic Edge Trios League at Getzelman 278.
Farmingdale Lanes.

USBC to Reclassify More Than 700 Leagues as Sport or Challenge Leagues Based on Research
ARLINGTON, Texas – After
researching the averages of
bowlers who competed in multi-
ple leagues during the 2016-2017
season, the United States Bowling
Congress determined the lane
conditions used in more than 700
leagues were more difficult than
conditions in Standard leagues
and those leagues will be reclassi-
fied with the appropriate Sport or
Challenge designation.
A total of 605 leagues will be
reclassified to Challenge leagues
and 99 leagues will be reclassified
as Sport leagues based on data
that showed the scoring pace was
significantly different from the
scoring pace its members had on
Standard league conditions.
The averages of the bowlers in
those leagues now will carry a
Sport or Challenge designation on
Find A Member. If they have no
other average, the bowlers will
need to follow Rule 201 and use
the Sport or Challenge conversion
charts when entering leagues or
tournaments bowled on Standard
conditions.
“Average integrity is an impor-
tant issue this industry continues
to face and USBC is being proac-
tive in using the data to make sure
leagues are properly classified,”
USBC Executive Director Chad
Murphy said. “This is another
positive step to leveling the play-
ing field at all USBC certified
events.”
During the next several days,
USBC will send emails and letters
to the league secretary, league
president and bowling center of
the leagues, and inform the local
and state association managers of
the reclassification. The letters
also will state that leagues have
the right to appeal the reclassifica-
tion; any appeals will be overseen
by the USBC Rules department.
With assistance from the USBC
Specifications and Certification
department, the USBC
Membership department exam-
ined the averages of every league
from the 2016-2017 season.
To ensure it had a sample size
large enough to evaluate a league,
at least 20 percent of a league’s
members had to have an average
in another league if the league
was to be evaluated for possible
reclassification.
For leagues with a large enough
sample size, the data showed 99
leagues were statistically more
difficult for bowlers, with aver-
ages of 20 or more pins higher
than in a Standard or “house shot”
league, which showed the league
was competing on Sport condi-
tions. It also found 605 leagues in
which bowler averages were 10-
19 pins higher than in Standard
leagues, which shows Challenge
lane conditions.
The reclassification of the
leagues continues USBC’s efforts
to ensure the averages bowlers
use in leagues and competitions
are a true reflection of their abili-
ties. It also is part of the continu-
ing evaluation of leagues follow-
ing changes to the Sport program
several years ago.
The Sport Bowling program was
changed in 2015, removing the
membership costs and the need to
submit lane tapes, and became a
resource for lane patterns and
information for bowlers seeking a
more challenging level. Leagues
were tasked with self-reporting by
designating their league as Sport
if the league used the tougher lane
conditions.
To bridge the gap between Sport
and Standard leagues, USBC
introduced the Challenge league
designation in 2017 for leagues
using tougher, though not Sport,
lane conditions. Compared to
Standard lanes conditions (house
shot), bowlers in Challenge
leagues have averages that are 10-
19 pins lower than averages on a
house shot. Averages in Sport
leagues are 20 or more pins lower.
Visit
BOWL.com/SportBowling to
learn more about Sport and
Challenge lane conditions.
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Kamerin Peters Takes NJSIAA WILLIAMS
Girls Championship Continued from Page 1
By Vince Albrecht Scott Boyle of Salida, Calif., was
NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ – At Bowlero Carolier, Toms River North almost perfect in defeating David
sophomore Kamerin Peters lost last year’s championship by a scant two pins Allen of Las Vegas, 299-202, to win
and was determined to see that didn’t happen in yesterday’s event. Peters the PBA Sands Regency Winter
followed up her 258: 687 qualifying round with a stunning 740 [227-257- Challenge presented by Storm
256] in round two to snare the top seed in the stepladder finals, as she did along with the $1,500 first prize and
last year. his first PBA Regional title.
Peters waited patiently, watching the other finalists battle for the chance to
PBA Challenge tournaments are
meet her. Warren Hills’ Olivia Ostrander, the fifth seed by virtue of her 1304
[689-615], got past 2016 champion Lanasia Neal [South Plainfield], the
open to players who have never
fourth seed 1331 [614-717], 228-212, but fell to third seed Lauren Marks
won a PBA title.
[Parsippany] 1338 [654-684], 175-174; Marks never got untracked against
In the semifinal round, Boyle
second seed Brittany Lucci [Hamilton West] 1416 [678-738] who seemed defeated Matt McGill of Grants
untouchable, scorching the maples with 279 to Marks’ 182. Unfazed by Pass, Ore., 254-218, and Allen
Lucci’s six-game hot streak [1486 or 247.67], Peters sprang from the gate defeated Mark DelCerro of
with four strikes, threw a nine-count spare, then went out the door for 279 Hayward, Calif., 277-179, to set up
and garnered the championship trophy. Lucci may well have tired, and was the championship match.
unable to muster any offense against Peters, finishing with 140. Former PBA and PBA Southwest
Other than Ostrander and Marks, those from North Jersey making the sec- Region Rookie of the Year Francois
ond round cut but failing to scale the stepladder were: Hayley D’Alessandro Lavoie, a Canadian citizen now liv-
[Wayne Valley] 251: 679, Amelia Brunda [Holy Angels] 257: 666, Jamie ing in Wichita, Kan., defeated non-
Paddock [Montville] 245: 623 and Kelcie Mannon [Warren Hills] 257: 608.
member Frankie Guccione of
Just missing the cut by four pins was Wayne Valley sophomore Marissa
Castle Rock, Colo., 255-244, to win
Cosentini 234: 599.
the $5,000 first prize in the fourth
Others not mentioned above who also made the first round cut: Totiana annual PBA Colorado Springs
Miranda [Cumberland] 242: 691, Juliana Forbes [Brick Twp] 237: 687, Southwest Super Regional at
Katie Robb [Kingsway] 236: 648, Caylin Ryan [Brick Twp] 246: 640, Harmony Lanes in Colorado
Victoria Parranello [Freehold] 243: 622, Jaden Schaefer [Freehold Twp]
Springs.
226: 614, Trinity Gray [NB] 222: 614, Madison Steinbeck [EB] 225: 605
Needing two strikes in the 10th
and Paige Peters [TRN] 215: 603; Peters tied Larissa Fiore [Colonia] 603,
frame to clinch the victory, Lavoie
but advanced in two frame rolloff, 27-25.
struck on the first shot, but failed on
First Round High Game Awards: Kamerin Peters [TRN] 258, Kelcie
his second, giving Guccione a
Mannon [WH] 257, Amelia Brunda [AHA] 257 and Hayley D’Alessandro
chance to win his first PBA tourna-
[WV] 251.
ment. Needing 20 pins in his 10th
frame, Guccione left a 7 pin on his
Sports Reporter first shot and then missed the spare,
allowing Lavoie to claim his fifth
PBA Regional victory.
Editor/Publisher  Dan McDonough Lavoie qualified seventh, earning
Technology Editorial Assistants
a bye into the best-of-three-game
Hank Allen Immaculatta D’Elia Round of 12 elimination matches
Contributing Writers where he defeated amateur Jeffrey
Joan Taylor Pat McDonough Carter of Westminster, Colo., 2-0;
No. 2 qualifier Sean Lavery-Spahr
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Sports Reporter earned a bye before defeating colle-
P.O. Box 1491, Secaucus, NJ 07094 giate amateur Nick Burgess of
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201)865-5363 ment leader Devin Bidwell of
Wichita, 2-1, and Ronald Johnson
III of Durango, Colo., 210-182, in
his semifinal match.
AT MAPLE LANES RVC
Andrew Massimillo 765 Robert Burling 278
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Andrew Massimillo topped the
scoring in the Oceanside Knights
of Columbus League blasting
games of 222-264-279 for a high
series of 765.
Al Fabiano rolled 278, Ed Graeff
and Nick Tuminello 244.
Joe Mazza 730
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Frank Mazza led the scoring in the
Tuesday Late Mens League firing
games of 210-279-241 for a high
series of 730.
Jim Carey rolled 266, Mike
Forrai and James Hellen 259,
Robert Picard 258, and Joe
Dimino 257.
Alex Bogolubsky 718
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Alex Bogolubsky led the scoring
in the Thursday Senior Birds
League rolling games of 216-267-
235 for a high series of 718.
Jay McCray rolled 266-223,
Wiliam Tyson 254-214, Jerry
George 252-246, and Stan Adler
241.
Frank Vilardi 296
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Frank Vilardi topped the scoring
in the Wednesday Early Mens
League firing a high game of 296.
Corey Mahoney rolled 277, Mike
Forrai 275, Glen Smith 269, Keith
Manza 266, and Frank Cimino
257.
Kyle O'Connor 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Kyle O'Connor topped the scoring
in the Thursday Mixed League fir-
ing games of 254-279-210 for a
high series of 743.
Rick Espinosa and Frank Krulish
shot 277, Ray Berrios 264, and
Robert Valenciano 257.
In the Thursday El Cheapo
League Steve Patitucci rolled 226,
John Moran 224, and Richard
Snyder and Robert Walkowiak
222.
"The quality of a leader is reflected
in the standards they set for themselves."
March 21 - 27, 2018
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Robert Burling paced the scoring
in the Friday Night Mixed League
rolling a high game of 278.
Ryan Ciccimarro shot 269-213,
Brian Battino 261-227, Al Doerrer
256, Alex Bogolubsky 254-226,
John LaBau 249, and Gina
Maldonado 247-226.
Jerry Desmond 278
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Jerry Desmond topped the scoring
in the Wednesday AM Trios
League blasting a high game of
278.
Rafael Acosta hit 276, John
Khantzian and Andrew Larsen
264, Stan Rosadio 258, and
Michael Carpenter 257.
In the Sunday Adult/Child
League Joseph Massimillo shot
180-163, Luke DeRosa 144-144,
and Morgan Winchell 139-137.
Steve Klein 268
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the Temples League Steve Klein
rolled 268-257, Brad Ellman 215-
203, and Perry Mallor 190.
Patrice Guido rolled 189, Gina
Hill 176-157, and Adrienne Lupo
165 in the Tuesday Koffee Kats
League.
Paul Smith 265
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Paul Smith rolled 265, John
Maglio 263,Willie Fessler 258,
and Robert Benenati and Bobby
Sheppard 257 in the Wednesday
Night Mixed League.
Robert Wright 246
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Robert Wright shot 246, Amanda
Perillo 232-213, Jeffrey Persky
226, and Tyler Rubenstein 216 in
the Saturday Scholarship League.
Thomas Winchell 234
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Thomas Winchell rolled 234-234,
John Genna 234, and Sharon
Crescenzo 226 in the Sunday
Adult/Child League,
- Ray Kroc
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JOAN TAYLOR at PBA 60th Celebration
Today’s column is a report from Indianapolis where I
enjoyed the festivities and countless reunions at the
PBA’s 60th Anniversary Go Bowling! tournament, league
draft, banquet, and Hall of Fame induc-tions.
Do you remember Mike Aulby, a perpetually young
lefthander from Indianapolis? His last year on tour full
time was 2004. While not bowling on any tours, he in a
way is giving back to the sport. Since 1997 he has owned
a bowling center in Lafayette, IN. He also is partners in 2
ice skating rinks and manages a third one. As if that
weren’t enough, he served on the International Bowling
Hall of Fame and Museum board of directors since 2004
and is now President of the Hall/Museum. He has been
mar-ried to Tami for 34 years and they have 2 children;
Chris, 28, and Danielle 20.
Then there’s Jason Couch whose “threepeat” of consec-
utive Tournaments of Champions is legendary. This affa-
ble lefthander retired from touring in 2011. But he didn’t
stray far from the sport. He is in sales for Ebonite
International (Ebonite, Track, Hammer and Columbia)
covering 7 southern states. His four daughters range from
ages 21 to 8. He has had a knee replacement does not
bowl at all anymore. But he said he is working toward
bowling recreationally. His wife Kim understands his
traveling, as she used to be on the PBA staff. He said
“Ebonite keeps me busy.” Additionally he is the manager
for the PBA League’s ‘Philadelphia Hitmen’.
Gary Mage is from the Tacoma WA area and has one
national title and two national senior titles. He roomed
with and was best friends with a guy named Earl Anthony.
Gary stopped touring in 1981 but his bowling life didn’t
end there. He has been the Northwest PBA Regional
Manager for the past 39 years. In 2004 the West region
was added on, so you could say he is uber-busy. He says
he “runs more tournaments than any other regional man-
ager.” For example, two years ago he did 45 tournaments.
How does his wife, Toni, cope? She travels with him,
musing that she has adopted all the players. “I have 500
sons.” Gary said, “I don’t miss the tour life but I do miss
the camaraderie.” By the way, he was best man for Earl
Anthony’s wedding to Susie and conversely Earl was
bestie for Gary and Toni.
Johnny Campos was the PBA press director in 1998.
Then he took over as assistant tournament direc-tor after
Harry Smith; then migrated into the directorship after
Harry “Goose” Golden left, from 1990 to 1996.
“Following someone like Goose was like following Paul
McCartney in a concert.” He didn’t know how to live up
to Harry’s standards. The job was at best stressful, despite
his being consistent on his calls and being fair to all play-
ers equally. He became a bowling journalist in 2000 and
to date is a part time bowling writer for the Peoria (IL)
Star Journal. He is a league bowler but is quick to cite
coaching his son, Andre who has posted five 300 games
and two 800 sets.
Marshall Holman took up insurance sales but more
recently has discovered wine. That is, to make it. He is a
partner and Director of Sales and Marketing for the
Diamondback Vineyards in southern Ore-gon. Yes, a dia-
mondback rattlesnake is on Marshall’s business card, but
I’m sure the wine has more fla-vor than venomous bite.
The website is www.diamondbackwine.com.
Bill Vint works for the PBA in the press room/tourna-
ment office for Media Relations. I can’t remem-ber ever
seeing him leave the room, so I said, “You are either the
loneliest person out here or you like being away from the
entire melee.” His response was “Yes.”
If you ever thought that Tom Clark, PBA CEO and
Commissioner is living large, he started his Satur-day
with the news that the television crew’s generator was out
and they were waiting…and waiting for 3 hours for a new
one. He said that’s probably one of ten things that would
go wrong throughout the day. He also was disappointed
that he had to miss his son’s bowling tournament back
home. And final-ly, his rental car was a simple small
Toyota sedan, totally non-luxury. Living the life indeed.
Carmen and Ginny Salvino were married 61 years ago.
One year later, he and his bowling friends and Eddie Elias
March 21 - 27, 2018
founded something called the Professional Bowlers
Association. The tour life for the wives was not exactly
glamorous, especially for those who did not or could not
travel with their spouses. Catherine Schlegel and Barbara
Spigner came up with the “Ginny” award at the Firestone
wives’ ban-quet for the woman who best exemplified the
patience and support it took to sustain marriage and par-
enthood in the “missing husband formation.” The first
award went to Ginny Salvino.
Jersey boy and PBA Tournament of Champions winner
Matt O’Grady was the first round first pick in the PBA
league draft. His team manager is Johnny Petraglia for the
Brooklyn Styles. Good choice, sir!
Jim Doty, general manager of Woodland Bowl and three
other centers said that Woodland is the only center ever to
have hosted not only all the major tournaments, but also
the men’s and women’s BPAA US Open, simultaneously
with each other.
Speaking of Woodland Bowl, it turns out I bowled there
in 1975 at the then WIBC National (wom-en’s) tourna-
ment. Management would only agree to hosting if the
singles, doubles and team were held at that one center, as
opposed to separate centers for the team event, as all
other host cities do. It makes business sense, as any host
center is not permitted to fill downtime during the nation-
al tournament with open bowling.
Once Woodland Bowl got back to normal, the lanes that
were not used for television were filled with open
bowlers and there was a waiting list.
Johnny Petraglia is not retiring from bowling. He is
only going to bowl in the senior tournaments.
Where was Brian Voss during the PBA’s anniversary
celebration? He has relocated to North Carolina and plans
to “teach high level bowling, as well as intermediate and
beginners.” He says on his Facebook page that interested
people can message him. He will concentrate on bowling
centers such as George Pappas’ Victory Lanes in
Mooresville and 10 Park Lanes in Charlotte but is not
limited to just those two.
March 21 - 27, 2018
LEADERS AT LODI LANES
Monday Night Trios: Ralph Artemisio 278-742,
Philip Napolitano 277, Hugh Garrity 268, Justin
Wyman 268-783, Terry Drenth 258, Glenn
Griffiths 717.
Monday Sun Mix: Brian Creeley 258-688,
Michael Laspada 238-653, Shaun Dunning 236-648,
Laurie Biggar 213, Cheryl Moe 211.
Wednesday Men’s 820: Bob Goodwin 279-735,
James Haggerty 269-730, Eddie Wu 269, Andrew
Weise 716.
SPORTS REPORTER
Saturday Morning Juniors: Jake Nappi 267-718,
Anthony Frangiosa 247-653, Kyron Fairley 246-
662, Marissa Cossentini 231-626, Liam Henkel
222.
Wednesday Nite Live: Dennis D'Addetta 265,
Keith Mcleod 265-746, Mark Ilnicki 256-712,
Denise Pontillo 224, George Miller 653.
Wednesday-5 Man: Shaun Dunning 269-745, Karl
Kalogera 256-681, Stephen Mastro 246, Doug
Weiler 679.
5
Vinny D’Ambrosio 781 in Hankel Classic
By John Jennings
HOWELL, NJ –- In February, Mike Smith with a 760 final night cap-
tures Bowler of the Month. For the second week in a row, Smith accu-
mulated the most BOTM points again with 46 BOTM points and 127
POA (pins over average). High game went to Ron Pagut of No More
Wings and high series to Vinny D’Ambrosio 781.
Jackie Valanzano stroked a 662 series including a 247 game. Mike
“Fogs” Fogarty 726, and Leslie Bohn with a 688. This resulted in Team
Four 7-0 sweep of first half winner’s Who’s Your Daddy.
Trevor Delianitis 745 at Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ - Trevor Delianitis topped the scoring in the D's Team Preps
17-18 firing a high game of 265 for a high series of 745 at Lodi Lanes.
Maryann Ramirez rolled hi game at 246, Jake Nappi 245-673, Bryan
Fuscarino 236, and Amanda Madara 224.
6 SPORTS REPORTER
AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Vernon Brown 298
FARMINGDALE, NY - Vernon
Brown fired a high game of 298 in
the Wednesday Early Mens League.
Kevin Omeis shot 289, Daniel
Levin 278-268-218-764, Greg
Stanek 267, and Charlie Turner 266.
Fred Catapano 290
FARMINGDALE, NY - Fred
Catapano topped the scoring in the
Thursday Early Birds League firing
a high game of 290.
Michael Berardino shot 278-246,
Tyrone Page 256, and Greg Herzing
255.
Chris Tesi 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - Chris Tesi
rolled a high game of 278 in the
Monday Night Fourplay League.
Joe Kurdziel, Jr rolled 268, Jim
Tortorice, Jr. 251, and Tom
Prendegast 249.
Tom Gomez shot 213, Irwin
Tarlow 210, and Peter D'Amato 188
in the Thursday Green Men League.
Drew Thompson 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - Drew
Thompson led the scoring in the
Expressway Glass League rolling a
high gamne of 278.
Jason Nikol shot 269, Darren
Victor Cassano 269
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Tuesday Nite Owls Victor Cassano
shot 269, Roger Herrscher 258,
Scott Calica 257, Lukas Zito 246.
Tony Cadena shot 228, Peter
Jiminez 194, and Terry Hoffman
191 in the Thursday AM Golfers .
Brian Beale 268
FARMINGDALE, NY - Brian
Beale rolled 268, Frank Berardino
257, and Mike Walsh 247 in the
Thursday Goodtimers League.
Carmelo Randazzo 267
FARMINGDALE, NY - Carmelo
Randazzo paced the Monday HS
Practice League rolling a high 267.
Michael Lamanno shot 256,
Johndel Cumming 235, and Alex
Cruz 234.
John Shedel rolled 199, Louise
LaGatta 174, and Geroge DiSalvo
169 in the Friday Sunshine Kids .
Chris Hansen 257
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Sunday Vacation League Chris
Hansen rolled 257, Michael
McCourt 245, John Brandstyetter
235, and George Pansy 234.
In the Sunday Adult/Junior League
Neil Stremmel shot 233, and
Timothy Hom 216.
Mike Pietraneillo 808
FLUSHING, NY - Mike
Pietraneillo topped the scoring in
the Ted Guy Classic League blast-
ing games of 276-275-257 for a
high series of 808.
Tony Vittucci shot256-233-245-
734, Nut Flowers 222-258-258-
738, Will Brown 237-245-261-743,
Des Carti 255-224-279-758, and
Paul Gilbert 246-214-259-719.
Dave Siegenthal 799
FLUSHING, NY - Dave Sigenthal
topped the scoring in the Ball and
Chain League blasting games of
275-265-259 for a high series of
799.
Twone Williams hit 295-237-714,
Jaleesa Taylor 234-212-257-703,
and Stephan Amaros a257-203-
702.
Anthony Arias 795
FLUSHING, NY - Anthony Arias
topped the scoring in the Friday Hi-
Rollers League blasting games of
279-227-289 for a high 795.
Marlon Enriquez shot 216-248-
712, Nut Flowers 256-221-212-
689, and Will Brown 220-225-234-
679.
Eric Flack 780
FLUSHING, NY - Eric Flack
AT JIB LANES
Shawn Wyatt shot 246-258-741,
Tony Singh 247-268-711, Kristin
Hellmann 233-224-246-703, and
Dylan Bustillo 215-246-239-700.
Leonard Hanley 729
FLUSHING, NY - Leonard Hanley
led the scoring in the Friends and
Family League blasting games of
234-227-268 for a high series of 729.
Brett Mosley shot 245-237-245-
727, Terrence Taylor 267-251-716,
Kash Brown 215-243-254-712, and
Curtis Hetmeer 207-258-246-711.
Terrence White 726
FLUSHING, NY - Terrence White
led the scoring in the Friday Hi-
Rollers rolling games of 225-266-
235 for a high series of 726.
Ed Ziemak hit 204-259-247-710,
Danielle Merino 233-279-203-705.
Roger King 720
FLUSHING, NY - In the Early
Birds Mixed League Roger King
shot 250-236-234-720, Brandon
Cole 275-221-223-719, and
Terrence White 238.
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Jameel Jones 713
FLUSHING, NY- Jameel Jones
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f246-234-233 for a high series of
713.
Nick Judan rolled 265-214-211-
690, Jesus Paredes 236-213-241-
690, and Pete Alvarado 211-223-
236-670.
In another session Craig
Bowden rolled 246-257-224-727,
Robin Buschini 251-256-213-
720, and Sas Hill 245-223-236-
704.
Ed Ziemak 957
FLUSHING, NY - Ed Ziemak
topped the scoring in the Friends
and Family League rolling games
of 219-246-226-266 for a high
series of 957.
Jimmy Ansale shot 203-232-
255-245-935, Kevin Villoria 229-
249-243-901, and John Jay Lindo
221-224-235-878.

Barlow 267, Shawn Green 265-247,
and Eugene Neal 257.
Tony Caridi 273
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tony
Caridi led the scoring in the Friday
Late Mixed League firing a high
game of 273.
Anthony Gatterdam shot 269, Hari
Soedarmasto 268, Wingo Hom 258,
and Tony Kaufman 249.
In the Saturday St. Martin League
Brian Lunetto shot 225, and Brillian
Soedarmasto 222.
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Tambasco 195 in the One Nite
Stand League.
Lloyd Hasluck 248
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Wednesday Party League Lloyd
Hasluck shot 248, Daniel Scime
244, Robert Laurice 243, and Todd
Johnson 233.
Laverne Garrett shot 193, Silvia
Rey-Buzzonetti 175, and Ruby
Janof 157 in the Monday AM
Seniors League.
topped the Ted Guy Classic League
blasting games of 278-224-278 for
a high series of 780.
Silk Nixon shot 246-208-278-730,
Bill Gantt 234-233-258-725, Nut
FLowers 221-266-238-725, an Des
Carti 256-258-706.
Dave Siegenthal 757
FLUSHING NY - Dave Siegenthal
topped the scoring in the Ball and
Chain League rolling games of
265-246-246 for a high series of
757.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC
Will Vidulich 747
HOPELAWN, NJ - Will Vidulich
topped the scoring in the
Middlesex County Classic League
firing games of 211-279-257 for a
high series of 747.
John Kain rolled 268-256-217-
741, Brian Adamson 245-23-246-
728, Andrew Tripka 247-232-239-
718, and Glenn Mohr 258-259-
712.
In the Wednesday Early Birds
League Sue Ragas shot 191,
Carolyn Esposito 168, and Edie
Cavallo 163.
John Canova 734
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Canova
topped the scoring in the Premiere
Pro Shop Sunday Trios League
blasting games of 241-236-257 for
a high series of 734.
Rich Chaillet rolled 217-279-236-
732 Aaron Campbell 238-236-
246-720, Chris Tamayo 221-235-
248-704, and John Roam 239-269-
702.
Dave Kessler 713
HOPELAWN, NJ - Dave Kessler
topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Trios League
rolling games of 227-238-248 for a
high series of 713.
Justin Munice shot 233-21-226-
674, Michael Dellamana 278-235-
671, and Jason Hollenstein 214-
228-225-667.
Michael Holoka 711
HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael
Holoka led the scoring in the
Friday Night Mixed League rolling
games of 234-242-235 for a high
series of 711.
Michael Dellamanna rolled 202-
267-207-676, Anthony Angotti
247-205-217-669, and Mike Bauer
258-204-203-665.
Daniel Pawelek 711
HOPELAWN, NJ - Daniel
Pawelek topped the scoring in the
Family League rolling games of
286-214-211 for a high series of
711.
Lisa Columbus shot 246-267-682,
Frances Dandrea 235, Jason
Nowak 222, and Deanna Celantoni
and Mike Santonastaso 213.
Kevin Fiore 710
HOPELAWN, NJ - Kevin Fiore
topped the scoring in the Garden
State Mixed League firing games of
238-237-235 for a high series of
710.
Kyle Jannuzzi shot 236-237-671,
Willie Figueroa 221-211-215-647,
and Joe Grispart 233-226-635.
Jake Olszyk 709
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jake Olszyk led
the scoring in the Thursday Night
Mixed League rolling 206-234-269
for a high series of 709.
John Nutt shot 266-657, Kurt
oszkowski 245-233-642, and Mike
Piomelli 224.
Brian McAdams 697
HOPELAWN, NJ - Brian
McAdams paced the scoring in the
Monday Night Mixed League firing
games of 256-247 for a 697.
John Baginsky, Jr rolled 279-224-
687, Lenny Novak 214-206-233-
653, and Pat Moreno 246.
Nick Biamonte 680
HOPELAWN, NJ - Nick Biamnte
led the scoring in the Don E.
Hellhake Memorial rolling games
of 220-235-225 for a high 680.
William Figueroa shot 211-215-
236-662, David Deavila 216-235-
650, and Joe Maloney 235-244-644.
In the Jerzey Pikers Ceferino Rivea
shot 209-213-620, Joyce Ellison
215, and Larry Clarke 206.
James McMorrow 678
HOPELAWN, NJ - James
McMorrow led the scoring in the
San Remo Open League rolling
games of 243-232-203 for a high
series of 678.
Michael Pilot rolled 215-226-235-
676, James Napoli 258-246-672,
David Nachman 224-256-663, and
Joe Leandro 246-234-652.
Jimmy Griffin 653
HOPELANW, NJ - Jimmy Griffin
paced the Merck League rolling
214-224-215 for a 653.
Pete Zafian shot 212-202-225-
639, and Tom Vickery 267.
In the Federal Business Centers
League Chuck Mantione rolled 225-
207-203-635, Cynthia Williams
220, and Matt Karinja 207.
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Strikes and Spares: Tim Bender 225-575, Tom
Lindow 224-644, John Scott 223-618, Sue
Dobrinsky 209-550, Rachel West 201-522, Maria
Marez 174-499.
Greenbriar Seniors: John Uffer 205-520, Alex
Dalmedo 189-500, Robert Hacker 178, Kathy
Bruno 183, Cathy O'Connell 158-453, Anneliese
Cole 145-413.
Monday Nite Mixed: Jim Vivalo 289-656, Larry
Bahneman 235-640, Glen Malmstone 235-625,
Ficarra Annmarie 223-518, Linda Lynch 206, Patty
Galloway 189.
Chester Men: Tony Annibale 268-717, Vincent
Rossi 266-726, Joseph Wilkinson 266-691,
Anthony Daidone 259-662, Steve Baird 255-680,
Evonte Dickerson 245-657, Norm Wugman 244-
646, Stephan Szardenings 242-714.
Rockaway Trios: Tom Jordan 300-803, Brian
Theriault 299-717, Mike Kavanaugh 269-740, Jim
Beyel 269-689, Mike Polhamus 268-696, Mike
Potoski 257-721, Nidia Haneveld 243-659, Dori
Tingoli 224-589, Jen Drury 203-543, Donna Ratta
193-554.
County Tuesday Night Mixed: PJ Adams 290,
Richard McColligan 268-729, Joe Bawiec Jr. 268-
699, Rolando Lorenzo 259, MaryAnne Abasto 201-
549, Linda Barber 200-573, Regina Nataluk 198-
568, Ann Sperling 183-527.
Fox Hills Seniors: Joe Dagostino 254-678, Morris
Horowitz 235-596, Steve Rainer 216-584, Irma
Hujer 177, Bernadette Memolo 176-419, Barbara
Krajkowski 175.
Morris Hills Mixed: Barry Webb 193-511, Ronald
Stickney 185-428, Sal Antoniello 182-428, Joyce
Brokling 183-465, Dolores Webb 162-415, Beth
Williams 149-393.
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Rockaway Women: Diana Arvidson 212-572,
Tammy Baldwin 200-517, Tina Richardson 194-
468, Annette Rossi 179-479, Carol Scheu 173-496,
Valerie Schreck 168-486, Cynthia Kelly 167-454,
Claudia Lupfer 166.
Rockaway Foursome: Brian Theriault 278-657,
Jason Stadtler 268-672, Bill Coleman 267, Tom
Griffin 257-731, Lynne Coleman 247-646, Alison
Gomer 235-610, Liza Gregovich 213-597.
Nor Bu Lodge: Jack Petonak 257, Keith Helbourg
242-634, Chris Bakos 232-634, Stacey Titus 225-
533, Darlene Krzanowski 203-526, Cheryl Wolf
181-491.
Thursday Nite Mixed: Colin Beasty 267-752, Jim
Testa 266-715, Scott Struble 258-695, Curt Fraizier
II 247-656, Heriberto Matias 247-609, Nidia
Haneveld 227-644, Donna Sodano 205-523, Maria
Jakovitz 201-546, Tami Rhodes 189, Linda Alven
179-482.
Put Togethers: Geno McCroy 226-589, Bill Mott
203-542, Matt Trimmer 161-460, Michelle Halko
181-523.
Rockaway Mixed: Christopher Lynch 280-715,
Mike Kavanaugh 276-721, Corey Smith 267-701,
Russell Smith 259-681, PJ Adams 258, Stacey
Yodice 279-668, Toni Ermatinger 246, Michelle
DeVries 244-657, Nidia Haneveld 236-642, Joyce
Hulbert 234-623.
Youth Program:
Weekend Warriors: Isaac Russell 223-548,
Brandon Kwestel 195-580, Benjamin Cruz 157-
399, Branden Tapper 145-347, Paul Yacullo 114-
307, Jesse Reis 94-239, Peter Bloom 85-235,
Richard Socolich 71-200, Hannah Digangi 147-
397, Chelsey Cruz 127-341.
8 SPORTS REPORTER March 21 - 27, 2018
World Bowling, PBA Announce 2018 2018 PBA INTERNATIONAL-WORLD BOWLING TOUR SCHEDULE
World Bowling Tour Schedule March 10-18 – PBA-WBT Brunswick Euro Challenge, Dream-Bowl Palace, Munich, Germany
April 8-15 – USBC Masters, Oncenter Convention Center, Syracuse, N.Y. (PBA-WBT event)
Nine-event schedule begins with Brunswick
May 20-26 – PBA-WBT Busan Cup, Rainbow Square Bowling Center, Busan, Korea
Euro Challenge in Munich
CHICAGO – World Bowling, the international governing body for ten- July 26-29 – Storm PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles, Copperfield Bowl, Houston,
pin bowling, and the Professional Bowlers Association have announced Texas (PBA title to male partner, PWBA title to female partner if a member of his/her respective organization)
a nine-tournament PBA International-World Bowling Tour schedule for Aug. 25-Sept. 9 – PBA-WBT Storm Lucky Larsen Masters, Baltiska Bowlinghallen, Malmo, Sweden
2018, beginning March 10-18 when England’s Dom Barrett will try to
Sept. 22-28 – PBA-WBT Thailand, Blu-O Rhythm and Bowl Siam Paragon, Bangkok, Thailand
defend his title in the Brunswick Euro Challenge at Dream-Bowl Palace
in Munich, Germany. Oct. 24-31 – U.S. Open, Northrock Lanes, Wichita, Kan. (PBA-WBT event, tentative)
The PBA International-WBT schedule awards PBA Tour titles if the November/December – PBA World Championship, tba (PBA-WBT event, tentative)
winner is a PBA member and, if a woman, she does not accept “handi-
cap pins” as part of her score. The PBA-WBT series awards points Nov. 24-Dec. 5 – World Bowling Men’s World Championships, SCAA Bowling Centre, Hong Kong
which are used to qualify players for the end-of-season WBT Men’s and (Events designated as PBA-WBT tournaments will award a PBA Tour title if the winner is a PBA member and
Women’s Finals. does not accept handicap pins)
The Brunswick Euro Challenge also could play a role in the 2018 PBA
Tour Finals set for early May in Allen Park, Mich. Composite PBA and
WBT earnings for 2016 through the PBA Xtra Frame Maine Shootout at
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Bowling X. Closing the WBT schedule will be the World Bowling King of the Hill every Sunday
Men’s World Championships in Hong Kong, which is open only to play-
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