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FARMINGDALE, NY Dan

Levin earned top honors in the

Thursday 3-Man League at

Farmingdale Lanes blasting a

300 game on his way to a 795

series. But it was Jeremy

Schaffer taking high series hon-

ors with an 801 highlighted by a

279 game.

Joe Traina, Jr. pitched a 287

game in a 757 set followed by

Andrew Carrig tossing a 276

game, Doug Feldman a 779 set and

Bobby Puglielli a 704 game.

ARLINGTON, Texas - After a

year filled with major victories,

Team USA's Kelly Kulick has

been named the 2010 World

Bowling Writers Women's

Bowler of the Year.

The seven-time Team USA

member became the first

woman to win a Lumber

Liquidators Professional

Bowlers Association Tour title

last January. She defeated

Chris Barnes, 265-190, to win

the Tournament of Champions.

"I'm thrilled by all the acco-

lades I've received for last

year's performances, and to be

named the best bowler in the

world is a tremendous accom-plishment," Kulick said. "It's like 2010 hasn't ended yet

for me. I'm constantly reminded of what I accom-

plished."

Kulick also won both women's bowling majors in

2010. She claimed the United States Bowling Congress

Queens title in April and the U.S. Women's Open in

May. She was the first woman to win both events in the

same year.

In her only Team USA event

in 2010, Kulick earned gold

medals in doubles and team, a

silver medal in all-events and

bronze medals in singles and

trios at the Pan American

Bowling Confederation Women's

Championships.

Kulick also traveled to Kuala

Lumpur, Malaysia, in March

and won the women's division

at the Malaysian International

Open.

England's Dominic Barrett

was named the World Bowling

Writers Men's Bowler of the

Year for the third consecutive

year. He topped the 2010

European Bowling Tour rank-ings with three titles and 12 finishes in the top five.

Barrett also won a bronze medal in singles at the World

Tenpin Bowling Association World Men's

Championships.

The World Bowling Writers also announced that two

players were elected to its Hall of Fame. England's

Kristen Penny and Finland's Mika Koivuniemi will be

inducted later this year.

MONTVALE, NJ - Kevin Conroy

was the high scorer in the Montvale

Major League at Montvale Lanes,

bowling an 802 series, the first 800in the league this season, on games

of 239, 297 and 266. His great

effort, along with Bob Higgins

243-247-236-726, led Bergen

Batting Center to a 21-9 victory over

Rite Way. Chris Arbegast rolled

259-236-255-750 for Rite Way.

Joe Romano rolled a 773 series,

on games of 258, 268 and 247,

leading Sole Savers to a 28-2 rout

over 12-In-A-Row Pro Shop. Dave

Spano added 247-223-276-746 and

Ed Smith 257-696 for the winning

team.

Ray Keim bowled 265-229-278-

772, leading BuddiesProShop.com

past Valley Tent Rental, 21-9. Rick

Whitlings 248-256-257-761

helped GPs Restaurant easilydefeat North Jersey Turf & Trim,

27-3. Ralph Bernardos 269-228-

254-751 led Ricks Pro Shop past

Team Ram Rod, 20-10.

Other fine scores for the week

included: Bob Balzarek 206-257-

278-741, Rocky Durocher 259-

242-212-713, Anthony Reyes 257-

693, Mike Pasch 256-686, John

Rankin 259-682, Justin Hawkins

258-676, Stuart Schrenzel 245-673,

Tim Hurd 254-669, Toto Roldan

254-669, Chris Trembath 245-663,

Mike Folchi 227-655 and Joe

Cauwels 235-651.

Kevin Conroy Rolled 802

In Montvale MajorBy Joe Rizzi

Jeremy Schaffer Hit 801,Dan Levin 300 at Farmingdale

HOPELAWN, NJ - EricOppenheimer blasted perfect with

a 300 game then along with games

of 236 and 269 finished with an

805 series to lead the Madison

Park Mens League at Majestic

Lanes. But it was Jeff Scire rolling

279-280-269 that took the high

series honors with his 828 set.John Kaminski tossed 259-248-

259-766 followed by Andre Tripka

239-267-227-733, Bob Jacobson

246-278-710, Rocco Grasso 212-

298-704, and Daniel LeMay 245-

258-700.

Jeff Scire Blasted 828,

Eric Oppenheimer Hit 300

At Majestic Lanes

Jon Crowder Hit 822

At Brunswick Zone Carolier

NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ- Jon

Crowder topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Major League

at Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes

firing games of 287-246-289 for a

high series of 822.

Nikki Bucci shot 237-257-279-

773, Kevin Brzozowski 245-239-

268-752, Paul Marel 225-248-

267-740, John Petraglia, Jr. 224-

266-244-734, Steve Columbus

259-237-228-724, Anthony

Fazzino 248-206-257-709, and

Matt Hage 257-202-244-703.

Kelly Kulick is World Bowling Writers

Bowler of the YearBy Lucas Wiseman - USBC

Theodore Haefner Jr.

Earns Spot in Record Books

Theodore Haefner Jr. of

Salem, N.J., found his way

into the spotlight in a differentway on March 7 as he became

the 130th bowler in tourna-

ment history, and first of 14

this year, to reach 50 years of

participation at the Open

Championships.

The 83-year-old right-hander

was scheduled to reach the

milestone last year, but a death

in the family and schedule

conflicts postponed it a year.

"I didn't expect everything

that happened," said Haefner,

who received a plaque,

chevron and diamond lapel pin

after an escorted solo march

down Center Aisle. "The cere-mony was very nice, and I had

a lot of fun. I enjoyed every minute of it."

Haefner made his Open Championships debut

in Toledo, Ohio, in 1960 and is the only member

of his original team still participating.

"I'm the last of the original crew that went to

the Open Championships in

1960," Haefner said. "Two of

them reached 25 years of par-ticipation and then stopped

coming. We originally had

four teams that went each

year, and then it dropped to

three. Now, we are down to

one and I have to thank them

for sticking with me. They

kept pushing me to reach 50

years, so without them I

wouldn't be here."

Before last year, the only

tournament Haefner missed

was the 1964 event in

Oakland, Calif. His wife,

Dorothy, has accompanied him

34 times during their 36-year

marriage."It was sentimental for me,"

Dorothy said. "The ceremony was very nice. I

know that his teammates continued to come to

the tournament to support him, so this means a

lot."

PBA photo

Kelly Kulick, Champion of Champions is

WBW Bowler of the Year.

USBC photo

Theodore Haefner Jr.


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Member

Lloyd Deguzman, 24, Morris Plains, saw his first 300 game, this in the

Tenpinners League. He has only been bowling for nearly five years. On a

194 average, he rolled 212, 246 and then 300. I was calm for the first ball

in the tenth frame, but after that I couldnt even think, he said. My team

mate and I had been talking about games we like to play, so he told me to

think about games. Before the 12th shot I was sweating. It was nerve-

wracking. So I thought about the song Look at Me Now by Chris Brown.

I even started bobbing my head. It worked.

Lloyd got interested in bowling when watching his father, Francis, who

was on hand for his sons big game. He would like to someday post an 800

series. Meanwhile, his highest series was 758, bowled along with his 300

game. Lloyd is attending Rider University, working toward his MBA.Rich Schwager, 69, posted his first 300 game in the West Morris Mens

League. He rolled 300-216-204 for a 720 series, besting his previous highgame of 299. Fighting nerves on his last shot, the ball went Brooklyn but

carried all ten anyway.

Schwager started bowling at age 16 in Flushing, New York, in 1957

through 1977 and left the game for about 25 years. He returned in 2002 and

has enjoyed the bowling since.

In March of 2009 he had quadruple bypass surgery. He had been under

cardiac care as a result of angina in 1983, and was on pharmaceuticals,

exercise, diet and had stopped smoking. But when he felt tightness in his

chest during an exercise session he suspected a problem, and found him-

self at Morristown Memorial Hospital in the cardiac unit. That didnt stop

him from coming back to bowling as soon as he could after cardiac rehab.

I previously had knee surgery and the recovery from that was longer and

more painful.Calendar:

Sunday, April 3, 6 p.m.: Rockaway Lanes is hosting a win-a-spot for the

PBA Eastern Regional Tournament to be held April 16 and 17. Entry fee is

$80. For more information contact Rockaway Lanes at 973-627-5800 or goto RockawayLanes.com or follow them on Facebook.

Friday, April 15: Adult and Junior pro-ams, Rockaway Lanes. Bowl with

our outstanding regional pro bowlers. Entry fee for the adult division, to be

held at 8 p.m., is $75, and for juniors, to be held at 5:30 p.m. is $45. Call

the center for more information or e-mail to: [email protected].

Saturday, May 14: Morris County USBC WBA Annual Spring Meeting

and 8-pin no-tap tournament, Hanover Lanes, 119 Route 10, East Hanover.

You must attend the meeting to bowl in the tournament. Fee is only $20 to

enter the fun tournament after the business meeting and enjoy a full lunch.

For meeting and lunch only or meeting and bowling only, it is $10. Voice

your opinion and express them with your votes at the meeting. For further

information, call 973-884-7223 or 973-463-0499. Advance registration is

required. Entries close May 5.

Friday-Sunday, July 15-17: The Eleventh Annual Pro Image Bowling

Camp with classroom, on-lane instruction, and personalized computer analy-

sis. For more information contact Pro Image Bowling at 973-625-5554.

AT PLAZALiesl Apgar 782MADISON, NJ Liesl Apgar

topped the scoring in the Ladies

Trio blasting a high game of 278

and a session high series of 782.

Elaine Wilson shot 243-608, and

Cindy Heinemeyer 217.

Victor Petra 288MADISON, NJ- Victor Petra led

the scoring in the Livingston

Business Mens League firing a

high game of 288.

Larry Farrell shot 259, Steve

Payne 258-663, Billy Piccola 692,

and Mike Ramos 675.

In the Chatham Collisionettes

League Alice Bednarik shot 212-

616, and Jodi Belli 203.

D. Pridham 288-739MADISON, NJ- Dan Pridham led

the scoring in the MC Police &

Fire League firing a high game of

288 and a high series of 739.

Joe Marchese hit 259-690, Tony

Romano 257, and Frank

Zimmerman 202.

In the Pharma Plus League Ron

Kaeprenik shot 265-677, Don

Miller 245-657, Bill Bianchi 233,

and Joe Jagiello 637.

Dave Krivak 729

MADISON, NJ Dave Krivakpaced the scoring in the

Wednesday Trio League firing a

258 game for a high series of 729.

Trevor Bogert hit 267, Aaron

Marrella and Marty Garcia 256,

Oren Warter 680, and Tony Ferlise

677.

In the Tuesday Doubles League

Dave Hanft hit 239-664, Andre

Stephens 247-629, and Tony

Ferlise 232.

Russ Kyzima 279MADISON, NJ- In the CMIL

League Russ Kyzima shot 279,

Vinnie Pagnotta 729, and Jennifer

Dunklin 226-633.

Tom Lulewicz 279MADISON, NJ Tom Lulewicz

shot 279, Mike Artz and Joey

Parisi 268, Anthony Parisi 740,

and Kyle McKissock 735 in the

Friday Classic League.

In another session Liesl Apgar

shot 268-738, Cindy Heinemeyer

222-606, and Carol Grant 201.

Charles Wilfong 700MADISON, NJ Charles Wilfong

blasted 277-700, Brandon

Schnindler 247, Bo Serillo 246-

685, and Scott West 675 in the

Thursday Mixed League.

In the Union Recreation League

Kathy Sorrell shot 214.

Idle Bowling thoughts.

...Over the years I've had the

pleasure of presenting many

awards and honors---to tiny tots

and to history's greats from

every area of bowling. And I've

also been on the receiving end,

the most recent coming when the

Professional Bowlers Association

named the press room at the

richest pro tourney ever after me

and that unique honor will be

continued at future press rooms

at future pro presentations.

I thank the officials of the PBA,

present and past, for the citation

and thank every bowler who ever

rolled a bowling ball and every

person in any was associated

with one of the true American

sports.

It was Will Rogers, or was it

Mark Twain, who noted that he

never met a man he didn't like. I

won't go that far but I will say

that I never met someone in

bowling that I didn't like some-

thing about.

Through bowling I have trav-

eled more than three million

miles, visited every state, and

places such as Las Vegas and

Reno more than 150 times,

delved into the history of the

sport, learning about the roles of

women, minorities, bowling com-

munications and halls of fame.

Writing, broadcasting, speak-

ing, serving on special commit-

tees (18 hall of fame committees-

--named to 12) being involved in

major innovations to and for thesport that provide endless fodder

for all bowling involvements.

The goal always is to just do

everything a little better than it

has been done.

Much of that starts in a press

room that may consist of a chair

and table in a secluded corner or

an entire floor of the most

sophisticated equipment avail-

able. And the key factor always

will be you, the bowler.

...You can't help but look for-

ward to the series of tourna-

ments coming up in the fall in

some exotic world sites supplied

by the cooperation of the host

areas by the World Tenpin

Bowling Association and the

PBA. The gap between top pros

and so called top amateurs nar-

rows more each year and it seems

as though there are less and less

restrictions as to who can bowl

and where and when they can

bowl.

...I still can't erase the sight of a

diehard bowler pulling up to a

tournament site in a $500 car,

and the unloading $3,000 worth

of bowling equipment.

...In a recent stint on TV during

a pro telecast John Petraglia sat

in as a guest commentator and as

usual did an interesting and

informative job. No surprise

there. Petraglia was one of the

early color men on early ESPN

telecasts and quickly showed he

has a grasp of every situation.

...There's always a big buzz

when star pros blow what is con-

sidered an easy spare conversion.

Too many average bowlers, and

some good ones too, have trouble

in building confidence in shoot-

ing at single pin spares---espe-

cially the 10 pin for righties and

7 pin for lefties. Heed the advice

of top spare shooters who-say,

"On single pin spares, roll the

ball faster, and straighter.".

...There is no bowling crisis

major or minor to which bowling

will not respond to with a meet-

ing or seminar.

Joan Tay lor sTen P in Rap . . . .

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Ricky Exner 769ROCKAWAY, NJ Ricky Exner

took game and series honors

rolling in the Friday Nite Mens

League pitching a 268 game en

route to a high series of 769.

Eric Martin shot 244-695,

Brandon Draughn 237, and Dave

Sabella 236.

In the Friday Tri-Mixed League

Fred Driver rolled 213, and Harry

Kostyk 209.

Ed Pico 740ROCKAWAY, NJ Ed Pico

topped the scoring in the TuesdayNight Mixed League firing a 279

game for the high series of 740.

Joseph Deluca shot 223, Mike

Patruno 215, and Jim Ulm 206.

Keri May 728ROCKAWAY, NJ Keri May led

the scoring in the Mixed League

firing a 257 game for a high series

of 728.

Jim Testa shot 237-654, Glen

Malmstone 236-646, Maria

Carbonell 233-646, Christopher

Casey 257-643, and Dennis

Nielsen 257-640.

Mark Novembre 698ROCKAWAY, NJ - Mark

Novembre led the Thursday Nite

Mixed League firing a 279 game

on his way to the session high

series of 698.

Hank Masker rolled 235, Van

Thompson 253-626, Larry Lewis

247-677, and Joseph Toolen 227.

Frank Grumka rolled 235-634,

Charles Wright 233-629, Dave

Martin 226, and Lynn Perry 222-

604 in the NorBu Lodge League.

Kevin Sikora 695ROCKAWAY, NJ Kevin Sikora

led the scoring in the Monday

Early Birds League firing a 247

game for a high series of 695.

Joe Miller rolled 235-692, Chris

Larick 247, Ed Boehlke 246-633,

and Anne Caraccioli 202.

In the Fox Hills Seniors League

Bob Brite shot 215, Dom

Carciato 200, and Rick Marton

190.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERSMitch Kennedy 738

Mitch Kennedy led the scoring in

the Sunday AM Trios League firing

a 256 game for a high series of 738.

Matt Lipack and Rich Hansen shot

266, Jason Forshee 259, Phil Tjimos

258, and Neil Feinmesseir 257.

Lew Gallagher 731Lew Gallagher rolled 731, Charlie

Maletta 708, Tom Walsh 268, Mike

Agosta 267-701, and Tom Walsh

268 in the Fri. Astoria Federal

Mens League.

In the Thursday Hits N Misses

League Joe Curcuru hit 254, Ken

Snell 242, and Jim Moore 236.

Larry Langsam 269In the Wednesday Grumman

League Larry Langsam shot 269-

257, Joe Heller 256-248-710,

Jereby Bush 245, Joe DiGiacomo

258, and Doug DeSousa 247.

Tino DelCastillo 265Tino DelCastillo shot 265, Kevin

Senff 247, Mike Gregorio 247, Rob

haga 241, Dan Hastings 237, and

Jeff Miller 236 in the Tuesday BK

Sweenys League.

In the Monday Seniors League

Rocky Torrieri hit 218, Michael

Sala 207, Jack Mateer 205, and

Bob Sandkuhl 204.

SOUTH LEVITTOWN

Don Zeiler 279

ROCKAWAY, NJ In the MixedLeague Don Zeiler shot 279-684,

Dennis Nicholson 255-727, Barry

Lehman 251, Donna Dosano 234,

Nidia Haneveld 232, and Linda

Detorrice 231.

In the Friday Mens League, Chip

Vincent shot 235, Ken George

233, John Rotella and Paul

Slavesen 226.

Frank Grumka 685ROCKAWAY, NJ Frank Grumka

paced the scoring in the NorBu

Lodge League firing a 245 game

for a high series of 685.

Bill Karpack shot 249-630, John

Uffer 226, and Stacey Titus 229.

Joe Miller 683ROCKAWAY, NJ Joe Miller led

the scoring in the Monday Early

Birds League firing a 268 game

for a high series of 683.

Doug Scholtz hit 240, Duke

Nicolian II 236-623, Keivn Sikora

235, Mark Bradley 233-600, Betty

Hassler 223, Judy Larick 204, and

Sheila Sell and Leann Chervsnik

202.

Chris Morris 677ROCKAWAY, NJ Chris Morris

paced all scoring in the Tuesday

Night Mixed League firing a 238

game for a high series of 677.

Debbie Pastore hit 257, BillFaucett 234, StevenMurphy 222,

and Ed Pico 212.

In the Fox Hills Seniors League

Bob Brite hit 233, Joe Tobjy 233,

and Gerard Imperiose 213.


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AT BALDWINJose Cepin 817BALDWIN, NY Jose Cepin

topped the scoring in the Monday

Trios Classic pitching the session

high series of 817.

Quintin Collins shot 805 fol-

lowed by Joe Conigliaro with 784,

Chris Fisher 775, Dennis

McMillan 766, and Thorten

Booker 734.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Linda Ellison shot 634.

Joe Conigliaro 788BALDWIN, NY Joe Coniglairo

topped the scoring in the Tuesday

Custom Thumbs Invitational

League firing a high series of 788.

Bob Thome shot 755, Doug

Camarano 750, and Pete Slavska

705.

Pete Cornell 781BALDWIN, NY Pete Cornell

topped the Thursday Major

Leaguers tossing a high series of

781.

Steve Siegel hit 711, andRussell

Johnson 654.

Darren Barlow, Adam Chase 300At North Levittown Lanes

LEVITTOWN, NY Darren Barlow and Adam Chase each blasted a

300 game in the Thursday 4-Man League at N. Levittown Lanes.

Frank Mannetta, Sr. rolled near perfect with a 299 game followed by

Steve Miller 298, Keith Hengel 289, Doug Barwell, Raj Kochar, Barce

Dargie, Joe Stillman all tossed a279 game while Joseh Scheidman and

John Reile hit 279.


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Daryl Milchan 300 at T-BowlWAYNE, NJ Daryl Milchan blasted a 300 game in the Knights of

Pythias League at T-Bowl Lanes.

Steve Aiello shot 279-763, Chris Ball, Sr. 743, Tony DeArmas 266, Jim

Demas 258-698, Kevin Dorrman 696, Jason Barkley 685, Dave Herman

669, and Anthony Lentine 668.

Darryle Newell 300 at Plaza LanesMADISON, NJ Darryle Newell blasted 300-778 in the CMIL League

at Plaza Lanes.

Margaret Byrne hit 256, and Jennifer Dunklin 681.

Craig Slawinski 279-760 at MontvaleBy Larry Diebner

MONTVALE, NJ - Craig Slawinski blasted scores of 268-279-213 for a

760 series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Nite Early Bird League at

Montvale Lanes. Other fine shooting for the night included Mike

Almodovar 277-754, Rick Hunt 267-704, Al Panico 264-696, Gerrit

Overeem 268-690, Bob Greenwood 279-666, Bill Allison 265-666,

Chris Arbegast 235-666, and Danny Jacaruso 247-665.

Ray Sisco 749 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ Ray Sisco rolled 749, Vin Turano 726, Craig

Kirchner and Rob Cox 723, Mike Denichio 718, Jerry Veneziano 704,

Stephanie Collins 695, and Ron Douma 693 in the Friday 1050 Major

League at Parkway Lanes.

Mark Marton 711 at Parkway LanesELMWOOD PARK, NJ Mark Marton led all pin attackers with scores

of 235, 243, and 233 for a 711 series in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League at Parkway Lanes.

Larry DeAngelo tossed a 245 en route to a 710 set followed by Rich

Miller Sr. with 254-699, David Friedhoff 277-694, Derek Short 243-690, Mike Aiellos 258-683, Fons McKoy 254-679, Joe Donnarumma

236-670, and Jim Viola hit 264-664.

MONTVALEJUNIORS

In a battle for the Singles league

lead, Brian O'Flaherty and Bryan

Kist

fought to a draw, each rolling a

670 series. Brian O shot games of

255,

211 and 204 while Bryan K

rolled scores of 234, 225 and 211.

Elsewhere

Jason Prezant shot games of

238, 211 and 204 for a 653 series,

Bobby

McCarthy had a 236 game, Nick

Rossi a 222, Mike Wuhrman a215, Billy

Olszewski a 201 and Ray

Lavender a 197.

In the Strikers league, Justin

Schwartz fired a 193, Kristian

Burke

shot a 179, Matt Macchione 175,

Shannon Rossi 172 and Sean

Verillo 169.

In the Power Preps Kristen

Benavente torched the lanes with

games of 133

and 124, Amanda Dembeck

rolled scores of 138 and 107, Eric

Skoog a pair

of 126's and a 111, and Claudia

Mattes bowled a 118 game.


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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICBill Slattery 775HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Slattery

topped the scoring in the Garden

State Mixed League when he

tossed a duplicate 279 followed by

a 217 game to finish with the ses-

sion high series of 775.

Michael Ramer shot consistent

with games of 248, 249, and 258

finishing with a 755 set followed by

Jose Medina pitching 210-225-270-

705, Elio Carrasco 254-257-678,

Chris Herrick 202-214-248-664,

and Sharon Ramer 214-238-608.

Rocco Fortunato 768

HOPELAWN, NJ - RoccoFortunato led the scoring in the

Raritan Bay Mens League firing

games of 255-265-248 for a high

series of 768.

Travis Tilley rolled 278-230-234-

742, Sean Irvine 220-279-237-

736, Gabe Ferrari 247-237-245-

729, Lee Kay 237-275-216-728,

Jusin Misano 237-261-254-718,

Joe Lampareillo 266-234-214-714,

and Harriet Deppe 235-224-653.

GlennMohr, Jr. 768HOPELAWN, NJ - Glenn Mohr,

Jr. topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 247-267-254 for a

high series of 768.

Jason Pintus shot 267-252-235-

754, Sean Zeleniak 279-266-741,

Russell Bennett 213-258-256-727,

Dennis Decrosta 248-221-257-726,

Richard Funk III 222-215-279-716,

Dennis Smith 256-237-223-716,

Ron Caggiano 236-243-235-714,

and Dave Morgnate 246-240-714.

Rocco Fortunato 764HOPELAWN, NJ - Rocco

Fortunato topped the scoring in the

Family League tossing games of

290-248-226 for a high series of 764.

Steve Venito shot 233-248-256-

737, Eric Applegate 246-245-682,

Mark Simon 259-248-676, James

Medoro 255-224-200-679,

Stephanei Huff 255-203-654,

Heather Medoro 231, Kevin

Kopko 212-235-204-651, and Joe

Bloodgood 208-236-621.

Aaron Williams 748HOPELAWN, NJ- Aaron

Williams led the scoring in theSunday Nite Mixed pitching 279-

246-223 for a high series of 748.

Sean Williams shot 223-237-237-

697, Tino Mendez 256-203-656,

Kim Deli 213-24-631, and Tito

Polidura 241.

In the Iselin AA League Pat

Goldate shot 203-223-228-654,

Matt Cestone 213-238-630, Paul

Woitowicz 226-204-621, and John

Spillane 246.

R. McCarthy 741HOPELAWN, NJ Russell

McCarthy topped the scoring in

the Gemini Towing League firing

games of 279-237-225 for a high

series of 741.

Joe Herber rolled 247-248-210-

705, John Baginsky, Jr. 233-226-

245-704, Warren Taureck 257-

649, John Baginsky 209-216-639,

and Jennifer Caval 204.

In the Monday Madness League

Dan DeBenedetto shot 222-639,

and Ray Mangels 255-632.

Carmine Latin 697HOPELAWN, NJ Carmine Latin

topped the scoring in the His &

Hers League with games of 236-

221-240 for a 697 set.

Jim Hrasna shot 269-245-666,

Walter Malecki 202-266-649, Bill

Smith 245-200-641, and Bonnie

DeSimone 226-620.

Cid Stentella 687HOPELAWN, NJ- Cid Stentella

led the scoring in the Knights of

Columbus League firing games of

268-206-213 for a high series of

687.

John Masculin rolled 226-257-674, Joe Nemeth 231-224-646,

and Robert Downer 226-205-620.

Sue Stenger rolled 221 in the

Academy Womens League.

Matthew Manenty 672HOPELAWN, NJ Mattthew

Manenty led the Tuesday Nite

Trios firing rolling 234-219-219-

672.

Paul Harney rolled 247-215-653,

Ryan G. Kirkland 221-206-619,

and Charlene Martino 206.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts

League Steven Baum, Jr. rolled

254-232-680, Don E. Hellhake

255-216-200-671, Kevin Kennelly

234-229-653, and Steve Baum

253-642.

In the Merck League Jeff

Roberts rolled 256-213-649, Tu

Trinh 235-219-642, Gregg Farley

205-209-224-638, and John

Strauss 225.

March 23, 2011 SportsReporter

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