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Ovidio Ruiz, Jr. Blasted 300

At Rockaway Lanes

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. –

Bill O’Neill of

Southampton, Pa., who

earned a “can’t miss” tag

after his 2005-06

Professional Bowlers

Association Rookie of the

Year season, cruised past

defending champion

Mike Scroggins of

Amarillo, Texas, 267-207,

to win his first major title

in the 67th U.S. Open at

Woodland Bowl.

O’Neill, who won his

first PBA Tour title earlier

this season in Detroit, had

a spare in the first frame,

failed to convert the 2-10

split in the second, and

then threw 10 strikes in a

row to race away to victo-

ry. Along with his title, he

earned $60,000 and a three-year PBA

Tour exemption.

“This title means everything to me.

I can’t begin to explain it,” he said.

“It’s the most difficult title on tour to

win. To have my name up there with

the guys who have won it is amazing.”

“I can’t believe I bowled a game

like that on this lane condition,” the

28-year-old O’Neill said. “I found a

little hold area and that’s all I needed.

It was just a matter of bearing down

and making good shots. It was the

most relaxed I’ve ever been on TV.

Scroggins never found a solid line to

the pocket, failing to put two strikes

together until the 10th frame. But it was

a pocket 7-10 split in the eighth

frame that clinched the win for

O’Neill.

“At the start of the match,

my thumb shrunk just a bit and

I was afraid to add a piece of

tape because I didn’t want to

hang up in the ball,” Scroggins

said. “I was losing it just

enough, so when I put the tape

in the ball in the seventh

frame, I got back to the pocket.

“But Bill bowled well. All of

the strikes looked the same, so

you know he was throwing the

ball well,” Scroggins added.

“It’s hard to beat 267 on an

easy condition, let alone the

U.S. Open oil pattern.”

O’Neill earned his berth in

the title match by defeating

Tommy Jones of

Simpsonville, S.C., 203-152,

after Jones romped past Jason Couch

of Clermont, Fla., 245-192, in the

opening match. In the first game,

Jones threw seven strikes in the first

eight frames to win easily, but when

the oil began to move, he got lost

against O’Neill, leaving and failing

to convert four splits.

OAKLAND, NJ – Keith Cienki

blasted twelve in a row for a 300

game and finished with a high

series of 795 in the Wednesday

Early Mixed League.

Tom Stellingwerf shot 299-760,

Ed Casler 279-719, Mark

Maryanski 258-690, Chuck Coslet

683, and Dawn Poliandro 233-

206-643.

Bill O’Neill Wins U.S. Open

Keith Cienki Rolled 300

At Holiday Bowl

ROCKAWAY, NJ – Ovidio Ruiz,

Jr. blasted twelve strikes in-a-row

at the right time to tally a 300

game while contesting in the

Spanish-American League at

Rockaway Lanes.

Lupe Zaragoza shot 267-203-

247-718 and Benny Nieves rolled

259-226-678.

Jeremy Rybak 300-826

At AMF Wallington

Photo courtesy of PBA LLC

Bill O’Neill, on fire, is US Open champion and the man

on tour to watch.

WALLINGTON, NJ – While

competing in the Tuesday Early 5-

Man League at AMF Wallington

Lanes, Jeremy Rybak blasted

twelve strikes in a row at the right

time to earn a 300 game then

added games of 280 and 246 to

finish the session with a high

series of 826.

Mike Mullin, Vince Balisky Win Record LIGBT

Robert Mockenhaupt 300-815

At North Arlington

Joe Bross Hit 300-803

At Hanover Lanes

Brian Scott 300 at Holiday Bowl

NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Robert

Mockenhaupt earned top honors in

the Sunday Morning Trio League

at North Arlington Bowl-O-

Drome firing perfect with a 300

game en route to a high series of

815.

Jonathan Adams rolled near per-

fect with a 299 game and finished

with a 792 set followed by Charlie

Schrum with 278-774, RussVan

Housen 278-759, Kurt Gould 269-

752, Mike Kwiecien 258-740,

Gary Vicente 279-739, Pete

Honan 257-733, John Ross 290-

729, Ken Carson 249-729,

Anthony Buonanno 259-727, and

Anil Gajadar 258-724.

GARDEN CITY, NY: The

LIGBT crowned two new cham-

pions while breaking a one-day

entry record for the club at AMF

Garden City. Mike Mullin of

Congers, NY earned $1,000 and

his first LIGBT scratch title. The

handicap title, with its $650 top

prize, went to Vincent Baliski of

Elmhurst, NY.

A total of 174 bowlers compet-

ed in the Garden City event on

the PBA Cheetah Pattern and the

scoring was playable but on the

low side. It only took a 209 aver-

age in the 49 & under scratch division to advance

while a 191 average in the senior division got you

into the finals.

Mike Mullin’s title had to wait until the last ball of

the tournament. Joey Serripico, Lindenhurst, NY was

the qualifying leader with a 953 four game series and

was seeded into the final shootout. Joey needed all 3

strikes in the tenth frame to tie Mike and force a roll-

off but a stubborn 7 pin, on what looked to be a per-

fect shot, gave Mike the title and Joey a second place

finish ($750.) The final score in the shootout was

Mike Mullin- 217, Joey Serripico- 216, and finishing

third was the high senior bowler

Tim Regan of E. Northport, NY

who shot a 199 and earned $500.

The 210 and under handicap

event had an incredible turnout

of 101 bowlers which meant 25

would advance to the finals.

Vince Baliski got to the winner’s

circle in style by shooting a 294

game (267 scratch!) Vince’s day

almost ended in the first round of

the finals as he just squeaked in

with a 198 which was the cut

score. Finishing second was

LIGBT loyalist Damon Gizzi of

St. James, NY who earned $350 with a 236, 58 pins

behind the champion. Rounding out the four man

shootout was third place finisher Joe Hoenig of East

Meadow 198 ($300) and Alex Padmore of Jamaica,

NY who earned $250 with a 181 game.

The LIGBT has two more events scheduled in

March; Cozy Bowl (Queens) on Sunday, March 14th

(2pm) and AMF Sayville on Sunday, March 21st

(2pm). For more information on the LIGBT, and

complete results of the AMF Garden City event,

please visit our website at www.ligbtour.com or call

the tournament office at 877.900.6464.

EAST HANOVER, NJ - The pins

were flying thursday night in the

West Morris Men’s League at

Hanover Lanes when Joe Bross

led the attack with a 300 game and

finished with an 803 series.

There were nine 700 series in the

session led by Edward Matera's

751, and followed by Gil

Maistro's747, Paul Douvas's741,

Mark Carmen 736,Mike Diamond

724, James Joyner 722 highlighted

by a 288 game, Patrick Milano

719, Richard Leftenant 710 and

Frank Fiscello 705.

OAKLAND, NJ – Brian Soctt

fired a 300 game in the Tuesday

Early Men’s League at Holiday

Bowl.

Paul Chiarello rolled 279-778 to

take high series honors, John

Alessandrell hit 289-750, Jack

Baldwin 742, Rick Gambuti 259-

732, Brian Higgins, Frank

Stampone and Jim Malcolm 711.

Photo courtesy of LIGBT

Mike Mullin topped record LIGBT

Tourney.

2 SPORTS REPORTER March 10 - 16, 2010

J o a n Ta y l o r ’s

Te n P i n R a p . . . .

Ron Mohr, Robin Romeo BWAA

Senior Bowlers of the YearARLINGTON, Texas - Bowling Writers Association of America

(BWAA) have selected Ron Mohr, Eagle River, Alaska, and Robin

Romeo, Newhall, Calif., as 2009 BWAA Senior Bowlers of the Year.

Mohr, 53, captured three PBA Senior titles and had the high average for

the season with 223.14. He cashed in all 12 PBA Senior events and was

second in earnings, $250 behind Wayne Webb, Sacramento, Calif.

Robin Romeo, 52, easily won the female Senior Bowler of the Year

honors with her dazzling performance in the USBC Women’s

Championships in Reno. Romeo won All-Events with a near-record

2172 which included an 805 in team event. She also finished 4th in dou-

bles. She was 33rd in the regular USBC Queens and was second in the

Golden Ladies, losing in the final match to her former tour roommate,

Jeanne Naccarato, Tacoma, Wash.

“I thought it was pretty neat when I found out I was on the ballot,” said

Romeo, “and to win is exciting to me. The competition is still strong

and to be able to perform after 50 is humbling to me.”

ARLINGTON, Texas – Delegates

will vote on 24 proposals involv-

ing changes to USBC bylaws,

league rules and tournament rules

at the United States Bowling

Congress Annual Meeting on May

1 in Reno, Nev.

The proposals include amend-

ments to USBC bylaws related to

electronic voting and changes

designed to give the USBC Board

of Directors flexibility in making

business decisions for the organi-

zation. The USBC Board of

Directors is not supporting any

increase in membership dues at

any level.

Proposed amendments to tourna-

ment rules are aimed at ensuring

that a bowler’s highest current

average is used for tournament

competition.

Of the 24 proposals, 10 relate to

changes to USBC Bylaws, seven

refer to league rules and seven to

tournaments. Other proposals

relating to USBC bylaws include:

A revision by legal counsel of the

national bylaws to ensure compli-

ance with current state law.

Require candidates for the USBC

Board of Directors coming from

the floor to file credentials 90 days

prior to the annual meeting. Voting

on legislation proposals for

General Playing Rules, League

Rules and Tournament Rules

every other year. A proposal from

the field requiring non-merged

local associations to merge in

2011. Proposals relating to playing

rules include: Allow leagues more

flexibility for granting pre-bowl or

post-bowl requests. Require bank

statements be sent to the league

president for monthly audit. The

president should also ensure the

treasure receives a bank statement.

Require league financial records

be retained for at least one year

from the completion of the season.

Please see BOWL.com for the

complete list of proposed amend-

ments and additional information

about the 2010 USBC

Convention.

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AT PLAZAAdler, Caporaso 290MADISON, NJ – Jeff Adler, Jr.

and Pete Caporaso each fired a

high game of 290 in the CMIL

League.

Joe Parisi hit 776, Margaret

Byrne 236-604.

Frank Petrock 748Frank Petrock rolled 277-748,

Tom Kreder 267-698, Andrew

Coleman 266, Kyle McKissock

707, Chris Ardizzone 256-652,

and Sally Lauderdale and

Stephanie Rahn 224 in the

Wednesday Trio League.

Harry Franz 748Harry Franz led the Thursday

Mixed League firing a 259 game

for a high series of 748.

Scott West shot 247-662, John

Wetzel 246, and Mike Jenkins

637.

In the Plaza Ladies Trio League

Lies’l Apgar rolled 227, Elaine

Wilson 205, and Cindy

Heinemeyer 204.

Jim Beston 691Jim Beston rolled 253-691, Fred

Bonner 252, and Dan Pridham 246

in the Morris County Police &

Fire League.

Oren Warter 678Oren Warter led the scoring in the

Tuesday 400 Doubles League fir-

ing a 269 game for a high series of

678.

Tony Ferlise shot 266-669, Mike

Cornell 236-667.

Mike Yoboud 266Mike Yoboud led the scoring in

the Pat Martinelli Friday Classic

League firing a high game of 266.

Cesare Badolato shot 258, Steve

Apati 257, Joe Parisi 715, Paul

Shiel 696, Joe Borowic 691, Joy

Wona 222-628, Sue Dobrinsky

218-606, and Donna Badolato

211-601.

In the Plaza Junior-Major League

Jimmy Hintze hit 230, Danny

Tanelli 221, Neil Monka 215, and

Jennifer Wagerman 213.

Jane Inch 226In the Union Recreation League

Jane Inch shot 226, Katie Miglin

161, and Rosemary Staskavage

155.

Jimmy Granato 254Jimmy Granato paced the

Tuesday 400 Doubles League fir-

ing a high game of 254.

Dave Hanft shot 246-664, Russ

Kyzima 235, Oren Warter 683,

Trevor Bogert 663, and Pam

Feehan 204.

24 Proposals Will Be Decided at

USBC Convention in Reno

PBA Players Set for 2010 Japan CupSixteen Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour players, based upon their

points standings for the 2008-09 season, have been awarded expenses-

paid trips to the 2010 Dydo Japan Cup, April 22-25, in Tokyo, Japan.

Four additional PBA Tour players will be invited to join a field which

will include 91 Japan PBA members and 33 non-pros.

The 16 PBA players who are headed to Japan, in order of their PBA

World Points Ranking status for last season, are: Chris Barnes, Bill

O’Neill, Wes Malott, Norm Duke, Mike Scroggins, Walter Ray Williams

Jr., Brad Angelo, Pete Weber, Mike Fagan, defending Japan Cup cham-

pion Patrick Allen, Tommy Jones, Ryan Shafer, Sean Rash, Mika

Koivuniemi, Parker Bohn III and Chris Loschetter

Every four years I have to express my perplexity at some of the sup-

posed sports that are included in the winter Olympics while bowling

has continuously gotten shunned. Bowling made it in one time as a

“demonstration sport” and even the non-bowling athletes enjoyed

going to the lanes and bowling for fun and relaxation.

But now there is curling. And as of 1998 in Nagano it’s a medal

sport. What the heck is that? I watched it from my dentist’s chair and it

was more painful than the stuff going on with my teeth. The crowd

cheering, the sweepers sweeping and the “innings” known as “ends.” I

guess I just didn’t get it. Spittoons and brooms. One positive note: I

would like to hire some of those sweepers to grab a Swiffer and do my

hardwood floors.

And “they” say that bowling isn’t a sport. One of the numerous crite-

ria for a sport to get into the Olympics is “international appeal.” It has

to be available to as many countries as possible. The Jamaican bob-

sled team notwithstanding, bowling is in countries I never heard of and

can hardly pronounce. Tim Mack has bowled on six of seven conti-

nents. Now that shows international availability to me.

All of the other winter sports surely look like sports to me. There is

speed and endurance, excitement and drama. But watching curling

even put my cat to sleep. Maybe I should have been drinking to enjoy

the full magnitude of this tough competition.

I’ve had my winter Olympic rant and you won’t have to read it again

for four more years. But wait until the summer Olympics come

around. Did someone say rhythmic gymnastics?

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Mike Aiellos 720

At ParkwayElmwood Park, NJ – Mike Aiellos

led all pin attackers with scores of

239-245-236 for a strong 720

series in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League at Parkway

Lanes.

Jim Viola tossed a 268 in a 702

followed by Rich Miller Sr. rolling

269-697, James Willis 270-696 ,

Mark Marton 258-696, Tony

Colella Sr. 247-696, Rich DeRosa

267-684, Steve Semancik 244-

683, Rich DeLorenzo Jr. ,255-677,

and Rob Byrd 246-673,

Tom Maloney

Tops OLVWAYBNE, NJ - Tom Maloney

approached perfection by rolling

the first 10 strikes, finishing with

the night’s hi game of 289-712

while contesting week 11 in the

Our Lady of the Valley League at

T-Bowl.

Mark Galliano had high series

with 157-744.

Closely following were Chris

Romeo pitching 268-740, Rich

Shanley 278-727, Tom Kaynak

246-713, Chas Rogers 279-695,

Jim Shaver 259-667, and Harry

Fivehouse 280-664.

SOUTH LEVITTOWNIrv Freed 278 LEVITTOWN, NY- Irv Freed rolled 278 and Gene Markert 245 in the

Thursday Night Hits and Misses League.

Regina Sander 229 Regina Sander rolled 229, Christine Kempf 209-225, Cookie Jacobs

206, Heidi Castor and Jennifer Traina 211 in the Tuesday Early Birds

League.

Virginia Vannier 651 Virginia Vannier led the Wednesday Ladies Scratch League firing a 244

game for a high series of 651. Karen Pira 203, and Kathy Wodzinski

234-615. Paul Kraus shot 244, Rich Kremler 242, and Charlie Prancl

224.

John Gannon 268 John Gannon rolled 268, Larry Moore 2458, Jeff Miller 245, Anthony

Cordaro 244, and Bill Hammond 242 in the Tuesday BK Sweeneys

League.

Joe Thorpe 768 at HanoverEAST HANOVER, NJ - Joe Thorpe blasted games of 253, 245, and 270

for a 768 series and Al Terantino shot 230, 230, and 278 for a 738 series,

both while rolling in the West Morris Thursday Night Men's League at

Hanover Lanes.

Jay Hennicke posted a 723 set followed by Mark Carmen with 719,

Theo La Sure 710, Mark Gorgodian 709, Ron Ceglia 705, James Joyner

703, Richie Keimel 269-701, and John Gabriele with a 700.


MONTVALE

JUNIORSBrian O'Flaherty lead the scoring

with scores of 277, 257, and 230 for a

new high series of 764. Bobby

McCarthy was not far behind, rolling

256, 243, 181 for a 680 series. Bryan

Kist fired off scores of 236, 213, 196

for a 246 series, while Jon Frantin

rolled games of 215, 213, 187 for a

615. Also rolling some good games

were Mike Wuhrman with a 246, Billy

Olszewski with a 237, and Ray

Lavender at 222.

In the Strikers league, Matt

Macchione rolled a 195 game, while

Dylan Jones shot a 182, Kristian Burke

bowled a 160, Alec Gillinder 148,

Shannon Rossi 142, Richard Pagano

135 and Sydney Ficarotta rolled 144

and 120.

In the Power Preps, Amanda

Dembeck rolled a 127 game, Matthew

Leo shot 122 and 119 and Nick Leo

bowled a 120.

Congratulations to Jon Frantin, Tim

Frantin, and Brian O'Flaherty who

bowled their Pascack Valley High

School team to its second consecutive

group 3 sectional championship. Brian

rolled a 299 game during the tourna-

ment to capture the overall high game

award. Also Bryan Kist, whose

Pascack Hills High School team was

the group 2 runner-up and will be

bowling in the high school state finals.


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FAIRLAWN, NJ - It took him half a sea-

son, but Holiday Bowl I’s Rob Andresen

has reached the coveted “200” average

mark by smashing his way to 259-696 in

Sunday morning’s Stan Niemiec Youth

Travel League action at Fair Lawn. With

the Kattine brothers Kyle and Ryan chip-

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tively, Holiday Bowl I snared two of three

games from sister entry Holiday Bowl II.

The latter had solid outings from the

Landau boys as Kyle lifted his average to

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597 produced more than enough firepower

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Deuces for Fair Lawn I came from Simon

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Auslander 200; Marla’s 569 set was an

impressive 122 pins over her threesome

average although short of her best set; ear-

lier this season, she rolled an astounding

162 sticks above average series which will

be difficult to surpass.

Elsewhere, Montvale I benefited from

season-high scores from 13-year-old Greg

Khan 212-561 and 15-year-old Cassidy

Fiore 210-586 in taking two games from

Bowler City. Anchor Brian Galbraith

closed with 215 and Diane Kalman bowled

fifteen pins over average to help their

younger mates to a team best 1014. For

Bowler City, Ray Geller had an opening

game 219, Stacy Fernandez a pair of 192

singles and 11-year-old David Grant two

fine scores of 173,168.

Maggie Schultz came through with over-

average efforts of 149,152 and Jake Rollins

added 214-603 to carry Fair Lawn II to a

three-game 2467 total, good enough to earn

the team all seven points.

Junior, Rob Andersen 696 at Fair LawnBy Vince Albrecht

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AT STELTONTom Sheehan 717PISCATAWAY, NJ – Tim Sheehan

rolled 268-245-204-717, and

Ketih Urquhart 226-289-200-715

in the Classic League.

John Mostowski rolled 205 in the

Friday Juniors League.

Mark Fiebert rolled 269 in the

South Plainfield Mix League.

Paul Perioli 707In the AT&T Tuesday League

Paul Perioli shot 248-256-203-

707, and Phil Gessner 236-225.

Jim Dusenbury shot 267 in the

Somerset Run League.

Brandon Herring rolled 257-233

and Kent Johnson 243 in the He’s

and She’s League.

Anthony White 683Anthony White rolled 230-231-

222 for a high series of 683.

Adam Gorel rolled 258, and

Parthenia White 244.

Jason Maulbeck 737ROCKAWAY, NJ – Jason

Maulbeck topped the scoring in

the NJTAC Varsity League firing

games of 268-233-236 for a high

series of 737.

Brian Ball rolled 278-237-217-

732, Joseph Klezzynski 265, Chris

Sandham 244, Matthew Wood

224, Heather Van Dyk 278-620,

Samantha Hessler 225, Jason

Maulbeck 228-227-225-680,

Steven Matias 229-229-632, Evan

Harris 223-207-202-632, Lenny

Bangug 238-203-609, and Richard

Thompson 241.

In the Junior Varsity League Jimmy

Westergaard hit 190, David

Melnyczuk 190, Brian Woods 189.

George Dakak, Jr. 718George Dakak, Jr. led the scoring

in the Foursome League firing

games of 245-226 for a high series

of 718.

Ed Cook rolled 248-24-217-669,

Al Slowinski, Jr. 257, Kathi

Dickerson 257-204-654, Tina

Richardson 233, Joan Dakak 211,

and Nancy Piechocki 207.

Jack Safkan 705Jack Safkan paced the scoring in

the Friday Nite Men’s League fir-

ing 268-210-227-705.

Ken George rolled 270-203-666,

Jared Lopez 246-238-664, Chip

Vincent 237-236-656, Bill Ratliff

267, and Bob Webb 256.

In the Fri. Tri Mixed League

Jerry Szekula, Jr. shot 256.

Lupe Zaragoz a700Lupe Zaragoza paced the scoring

in the Thursday Nite Mixed

League firing games of 258-237-


Andrew Monka rolled 247-215-

652, Scott Struble 256, John

Campbell 247, Jim Capelakos

246, Nidia Haneveld 236-622, and

Rose Hicks 208.

Heriberto Matias 699Heriberto Matias led the scoring

in the Spanish-American League

firing games of 2592-34-206 for a

high series of 699.

Benny Nieves rolled 256-237-

200-693, Julio Soto 212-235-678,

and Matt Svoboda 265.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS


THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICChris Huntley 765HOPELAWN, NJ – Chris Huntley

topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League


high series of 765.

Walter Malecki shot 219-236-

288-743, Gary Toth 253-223-265-

741, Brian Lynch 226-258-255-

739, Anthony Martino 236-246-

237-719, Dorien Soto 213-277-

228-718, Andy Polidura 210-236-

269-715, Joe Vaccaro 255-213-

246-714, Mike Koprowicz 233-

255-224-712, Larry Caggiano

257-225-222-704, Russell Bennett

213-220-270-703, Vinny Medvetz

256-223-222-701, Stacey Lyn

Riebesell 210-247-235-692, Kelly

Joy 236-211-242-689, Jaime

Mugnone 235-221-650, and

Danielle Medvetz 216-205-213-

634.

Mark Cumber rolled 216-256-

205-677, and Robert L. Petz 202

in the Bank League.

Jeff Sworen 726Jeff Sworen led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Trios League firing


series of 726.

Brian R. Schwal rolled 205-248-

213-666, Walter Bednarski 210-

227-213-650, Michael Dinaburg

212-256-649, Ryan Kirkland 203-

233-212-648, Lauren DeTommaso

227-201-222-650, Jeff Pricarco

214-215-624, and Anthony

Buffardi 224-207-610.

Vinny Medvetz 679Vinny Medvetz led the scoring in

the Gemini Towing firing games

of 257-222-200-679, Warren

Taureck 244-242-671, Pat Moreno

226-207-222-655,Scott Akalewicz

214-243-650, Jeff Tarantino 219-

233-635, Joe Herber 224-635, Bob

Stevens 219-213-625, and Bob

Stevens 219-625.

Ed Shuster shot 227, Rich

Rowley 234, Jerry Petti 207, and

Larry Johnson 202-202 in the

Winter Senior Citizen League.

Michael Morris 691Michael Morris led the scoring in

the NJ Turnpike League firing


series of 691.

Brian Turcotte shot 213-258-202-

673, Pat Jones 234-266-668, Jim

Gallo 221-267-649, Drew

Rucinski 218-221-623, Caferino

Rivera 234-613, and Frank Jordan

224-611.

John Baginsky 719John Baginsky topped the scor-

ing in the Knights of Columbus

League firing games of 246-215-


Jeff Nemeth rolled 249-222-233-

704, Al D’Alessandro 248-225-

666, Don Versace 236-201-200-

637, Paul Yahnig 204-224-620.

Gary Genz 646Gary Genz paced the Merck

League tossing games of 210-235-


Gerry Penna rolled 204-235-630,

Jeff Roberts 247-613, Matt

Lombardo 231, Dan Wolf 211, and

John Schmitt 200.

Scott Bromirski 713Scott Bormirksi led the scoring in

the Garden State Mixed League

firing games of 276-238 for a high

series of 713.

Michael Arway, Jr. rolled 219-

226-242-687, Sean Williams 235-

202-245-682, Jose Medina 257-

212-201-670, Chris Herrick 224-

205-232-661, Dennis Mega 266-

221-655, Robin Scordato 266-

221-658, and Bill Slattery 215-

226-633.

D. DeBenedetto 696Dan DeBenedetto led the scoring

in the Monday Madness League


high series of 696.

Craig Zimmerman rolled 242-

205-645, Mark Douches 259-203-

628, Greg Nagy 223-204-619, and

Michael Kelly 236.

Rollin E. Ball 715Rollin E. Ball topped the

Thursday Nite Mixed League

rolling 268-223-224 for a high

series of 715.

Scott Akalewicz shot 279-213-

210-702, Thomas Poulos 225-

205-266-696, Andrew Smith 211-

237-228-676, Larry Johnson 244-

212-646, Mike Piomelli 211-235-

632, and Danielle Medvetz 201-

223.

Kevin Kennelly 656In the Thu. Mixed Nuts League

Kevin Kennelly shot 206-258-

656, Pat Moreno 237-204-207-

648, Joe Herber 226-223-642,

Don M. Hellhake 247-604, John

Syslo 215-604, Ed Shuster 221-

200, Rolando Vazquez 207,

Gloriane Sabo 214, and Don E.

Hellhake 212.

Sean Williams 686Sean Williams topped the scoring

in the Sun. Nite Mixed League fir-

ing games of 236-235-215 for a

high series of 686.

John Delgado rolled 235-243-

202-680, Cid Stentella 226-248-

628, Elliot Carrasco 200-213-203-

616, Sean Early 236-206-615,

Lauro Perez 223-216, Elio

Carrasco 245, and Jessica Joynes

193.

Saturday & Sunday

April 24 & 25, 2010 May 1 & 2, 2010

BERGEN COUNTY USBC BOWLING ASSOCIATION

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