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Vol. 71 No. 9 May 5 - 11, 2010 50 cents

Char Hammel Wins USBC Senior Queens

HOPELAWN, NJ Kyle Jannuzzi

earned top game and set honors in

the Thursday Nite Mixed blasting

a 300 game and adding 208 and222 for the high series of 730.

Vinny Medvetz hit 237-224-660,

Rollin E. Ball 228-204-621, Scott

Akalewicz 201-216-201-618,

Judy MacBride 210-230-611, andRobin C. Ball 211.

Kelly Kulick is Crowned USBC Queen

Kyle Jannuzzi 300 at Majestic

By Lucas Wiseman

ARLINGTON, Texas - Char

Hammel of Las Vegas defeated

defending champion Janine

Primrose of Gardnerville, Nev.,

in back-to-back matches to win

the 2010 United States Bowling

Congress Senior Queens title.

Hammel came out of the con-

tenders bracket with one loss for

the right to face Primrose for the

title at the El Paso Convention

and Performing Arts Center. Asthe undefeated player, Primrose

had to lose twice in the title

match.

Hammel won the opening three-

game total pins match, 590-554,

to force a deciding match,

which Hammel easily won

705-520.

"I just wanted to make one

shot at a time and didn't want

to have to think about bowl-

ing six games to win,"

Hammel said. "I'm so excit-

ed. A lot of hard work has

gone into this."

A poker dealer at Green

Valley Ranch in Las Vegas,

Hammel said she had a sub-par performance in the USBC

Women's Championships

right before the Senior

Queens began. However, she

bowled well in qualifying

and earned the No. 3 seed for

the double-elimination,

match-play bracket.

"I didn't bowl very well in

nationals, but I picked up

steam once qualifying began

for the Senior Queens,"

Hammel said. "Once I got

comfortable with the venue, it

all came together for me."

Hammel won four matches

in the winners bracket before

being handed her first loss ofthe tournament by Primrose,

657-647. Hammel then defeat-

ed USBC Hall of Famer and

2009 Senior Queens runner-

up Dana Miller-Mackie of

Albuquerque, N.M., for the right

for another shot at Primrose.

In the deciding match, Hammel

got out to an early lead of 30 pins

after the first game and never

looked back, easily defeating the

defending champion.

For Primrose, it was an end to

her bid to become the first repeat

champion in Senior Queens histo-

ry. She went undefeated at last

year's Senior Queens and won her

first five matches before droppingthe pair of matches to Hammel.

The victory earned Hammel a

check for $3,500, a tiara, pendant

and trophy, while Primrose

earned $1,800 for second place.

Jerrold Fredericks 300 at

North Arlington Bowl

Junior Stark Blasted 300-824

At North Levittown Lanes

NO. ARLINGTON, NJ Jerrold

Fredericks blasted a 300 in a 741

series in the Sunday Morning

Trios League at North Arlington.

Jim Giancarlo rolled a 299 game

in the sessions high series of 793.

Al-Torre Hooper 289-781, Scott

Hild 277-762, Mark Newman 257-

757, Joey Kowalski 279-746, Chris

Schanne 257-741, Mike Kwiecien

279-737, Jose Cabrera, Jr. 276-736,

Dave Madara 290-734.

LEVITTOWN, NY Junior Stark

earned top honors in the Thursday

4-Man League at North Levittown

Lanes blasting a 300 game for a

high series of 824.

Bruce Dargie shot 298, Sunil

Kochar and Keith Hengel 279,

Owen Sullivan 270, and Dan

McKinney, Sr. 268.

By Lucas Wiseman

EL PASO, Texas - Kelly Kulick proved she could beat

the men earlier this year and last week she came out on

top against a field of the top women bowlers in the

world, earning her second United States Bowling

Congress Queens title.

The Union, N.J., native climbed the five-player

stepladder, winning four consecutive matches, and

defeating top seed Tennelle Milligan of Arlington,

Texas, 232-188, to win the Queens at the El Paso

Convention and Performing Arts Center.

Kulick, the No. 4 seed, made sports history when she

became the first woman to win a title on the

Professional Bowlers Association Tour in January by

defeating Chris Barnes, 265-195, to win the PBA

Tournament of Champions. On Wednesday, she added

her third career major women's title to her resume.

"I feel like I've been carrying a four-leaf clover in my

pocket and have had luck on my side lately," said

Kulick, who earned $25,000 for the victory. "This has

been the ride of a lifetime."

The 2007 Queens champion and 2003 U.S. Women's

Open champion, Kulick got ahead early in the match

and never looked back against Milligan. Kulick threw

four consecutive strikes from the fourth to the seventh

frame, while Milligan failed to double in that stretch.

"It's heartbreaking for Tennelle because I know what

a stellar performance she had all week," said Kulick,

who was the runner-up to Liz Johnson at the 2009

Queens. "I just had a good performance all week long

as well and it was just about getting to the show and

seeing what would happen."

"I was excited, nervous, pumped up and ready to go

out there and put on a good show," said Milligan, who

earned $15,000 for second. "I just went out there and

overthrew the ball. Once I calmed down, everything

fell into place, but when you are bowling a game on

TV, it's the fastest game of your life."

In reaching the title match, Kulick took out USBC

Hall of Famer Anne Marie Duggan of Edmond, Okla.,

226-176. With the third place finish and a $10,000

prize, Duggan became the fifth woman to earn $1 mil-lion in her career, joining Wendy Macpherson, Tish

Johnson, Aleta Sill and Leanne Barrette-Hulsenberg.

Kulick escaped with a victory over Missy Bellinder

of Fullerton, Calif., 220-212, in the match before when

Bellinder left a pocket 7-10 split in the final frame.

Kulick threw the last five strikes to force Bellinder to

mark in the 10th frame, which she failed to do.

"I made an adjustment on that lane after I had the

messenger take out the 10 pin on the previous shot,"

Bellinder said. "I moved a little bit right and squared

up. Off my hand I thought I threw it perfect, and that's

all you can really do."

To open the championship round, Kulick defeated

Michelle Feldman of Auburn, N.Y., 186-170. After

Kulick left the 4-7-10 split in the ninth frame and

spared in the 10th, Feldman had a chance to throw two

strikes and a five count to win, but left a 10 pin on herfirst shot.

Kelly Kulick won the 2010 United States Bowling

Congress Queens with a 232-188 victory over Tennelle

Milligan at the El Paso Convention and Performing

Arts Center.

Chris Garbode Rolled 825

At Holiday BowlOAKLAND, NJ Chris Garbode

topped the scoring in the A/C

Challenge League at Holiday

Bowl blasting games of 290 and267 en route to an 825 high set.

Joe Cronk shot 737, Claude

Greenip 258-258-728, Andrew

Davidowicz 709, Charles

Anderson 702, Lisa Klics 278-

264-699, Tom Stellingwerf 695,and Sharon Chrzanowski 245-

224-214-683.

Char Hammel wears the USBC Senior

Queens crown.

John Dickenson 300 at Hy-WayUNION, NJ John Dickenson

topped Plau Post 91/Monday Nite

Minor League at Hy-Way Bowl

firing games of 225 and 216around a perfect 300 finishing the

session with a high series of 714.

Jason Berger hit 181-270-278-

729, Reginald Bellamy 236-248-

220-704, Rich Kingsland 258-263-699, and Alton Jenkins 290.


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2 SPORTS REPORTER May 5 - 11, 2010

NIAGARA FALLS Delegates

representing New York State local

bowling associations Saturday

(April 10) unanimously gave the

Empire State United States

Bowling Congress Bowling

Association authorization to pur-

sue a merger with the New York

State Womens and New York

State Youth associations.

This is an historic day for the

sport of bowling in New York

State, said Mike Pettinella,Empire State USBC BA president.

For some time now, the women

and youth associations have wait-

ed for this merger vote to happen.

Speaking for our board of direc-

tors, we are eager to work with

leaders of the women and youth

associations to form an organiza-

tion that will efficiently and effec-

tively serve all bowlers in our

great state.

Voting by 59 delegates came at

the Empire State USBC BAs

annual meeting at Antonios

Banquet & Conference Center,

located at the Quality Inn, on

Niagara Falls Boulevard.The annual meeting was part of

a busy weekend for the state asso-

ciation. The 86thannual New

York State Open Championships

got under way Friday night with

the team event at Rapids Bowling

Center in Niagara Falls and

Saturday morning with doubles

and singles at Tonawanda

Bowling Center, and a Hall of

Fame Ceremony was conducted at

Antonios on Saturday evening.

Professional bowling greats

Mark Roth of Fulton and Tom

Baker, formerly of Buffalo, along

with amateur standout Mike

Faliero of West Seneca and propri-etor Jack Moran of Canandaigua

were inducted into the state Hall

of Fame.

All received standing ovations

from the gathering of about 80

people, with the largest applause

given to Roth, who suffered a

stroke last year and is partially

paralyzed on his left side. In his

speech, Roth, a Brooklyn native,

recalled that his early triumphs

took place in New York State.

Roth is a 34-time champion on

the PBA Tour and four-time PBA

Player of the Year. He was accom-

panied by his wife, Denise.

Moran is the proprietor of

Roseland Bowl in Canandaigua

has received numerous honors for

his work with the Bowling

Proprietors Association of

America and other bowling indus-

try organizations. He called his

induction a privilege and an

honor noting that his focus has

always been to do what he could

to help promote the bowling

industry.

Faliero has numerous collegiate,

state and national amateur tourna-

ment titles on his resume, includ-

ing the International Eliminator in

2000 (with a $100,000 payday)

and the Greater Buffalo USBC

Masters in 2007. He pointed to his

family, many of whom were inattendance, as members of his

team the ones who helped him

make his dream a reality.

Baker, a multiple champion on

the PBA regular and senior tours,

was unable to attend due to bowl-

ing commitments. His award was

accepted by longtime friend, Dave

Miller of Buffalo.

This years inductees now join

the other 119 individuals who

have been grandfathered in from

the former New York State

Bowling Association Hall of Fame

to the ESUSBCBA Hall of Fame.

Fran Bax of Niagara Falls, a state

jurisdictional director, chaired theHall of Fame committee.

Barbara Armstead of Dallas,

USBC Eastern Corridor regional

manager, was among the guests at

the annual meeting. She com-

mended the state association for

its remarkable turnaround over

the past 10 months.

This is a wonderful and

momentous occasion for New

York State, she said. I applaud

everyone who has played a part in

what has been accomplished in

such a short time. I will be sharing

the good news her in my travels to

other associations in my region.

In other developments at theannual meeting:

Jim Maguire of

Massapequa was re-elected to a

three-year term as the Empire

State USBC BAs second vice

president. Maguire chairs the

associations audit/finance com-

mittee.

All 10 jurisdictional

directors up for re-election also

were returned to office Robert

Kaverman of Jamestown, Nancy

Walczyk of Boston (Erie County),

Roger Buckman of Honeoye Falls,

Dennis ODonnell of Auburn,

Mark Ames of Homer, Scott

McLaughlin of Malone, Willard

Nethaway of Schenectady, Robert

Tyler of Highland (Hudson

Valley), Daniel Solimine of New

Rochelle and Ronald Bevilacqua

of Lawrence (Long Island).

COLUMBUS, Ohio In a cham-

pionship match that featured two

Professional Bowlers Association

(PBA) Hall of Famers, Wayne

Webb defeated Mark Williams

264-253 to win the PBA Senior

Columbus Open at HP Lanes.

Striking in the first

four frames, Webb

held a commanding

lead in the fourth

frame but let

Williams back in the

match after throwinga 3-6-7-10 split in

the fifth frame which

he failed to convert.

Williams, of

Beaumont, Texas,

went on to throw

eight consecutive

strikes to finish the

match but Webb was

able to get back on

track and finished

with seven consecutive strikes to

pull out the win.

The win gave Webb his third

career Senior Tour title to go along

with his 2008 and 2009 Senior

U.S. Open titles, and came afterfinishing second in the season-

opening Senior Dayton Classic.

I had him by 25 or 30 pins early

in the match and I was disappoint-

ed I gave him an opportunity to

get back into it, said the 52-year-

old Webb. Fortunately I was able

to answer Marks strikes. If you

give someone like Mark an open-

ing like that chances are its not

going to turn out the way you want

it to.

In the semifinals, Webb defeated

Hall of Famer Dave Soutar of

Bradenton, Fla., 258-212, and

Williams defeated Tom Carter of

Rockford, Ill., 245-206, to

advance to the championship

match. Soutar has now competed

in a record 233 career Senior Tour

events. Webb, also a 20-time

PBA Tour titlist, recently moved

to Columbus to open Wayne

Webbs Columbus Bowl. Because

of his commit-

ments to the

center he does

not plan to

bowl again

until the PBA

Senior U.S.Open and

United States

B o w l i n g

C o n g r e s s

Senior Masters

tournaments in

Las Vegas in

June.

Id love

nothing better

than to keep

bowling out here especially with

how well Im bowling right now,

but my immediate priority is the

bowling center, Webb said.

Several Senior Tour scoring

records were broken in the tourna-ment.

Reigning PBA Senior Player of

the Year Ron Mohr Mohr of Eagle

River, Alaska set new marks for

16-game qualifying pinfall with

4,243, eight-game qualifying pin-

fall with 2,160, and most 300

games in a tournament by an indi-

vidual with three. Nineteen 300

games were bowled in the tourna-

ment breaking the previous record

of 17.

Tom Baker and Larry Graybeal,

who tied for the final match play

qualifying spot, set the 32nd place

cut score record of 3,717 for 16

games.

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FINAL

FRAME

Nancy Chapman Nancy Chapman, a member

of the United States Bowling

Congress Hall of Fame, passed

away Wednesday, April 28, at

the age of 80.

The Oneida, Wis., native was

inducted into the Womens

International Bowling

Congress (now USBC) Hall of

Fame for meritorious service in

2002.Chapman was appointed a

WIBC director by former pres-

ident Alberta E. Crowe in 1974,

an appointment she said

knocked her socks off. She

would serve on the WIBC

board for 25 years, including

positions as 5th, 6th and 7th

vice president and also as ser-

geant-at-arms. She was a

WIBC Member Emerita.

Chapman, who worked at

Wisconsin Bell for 30 years,

also loved to write about the

sport. She won her first writing

award for a column in 1964.

She founded the WisconsinWomen Bowling Writers in

1975, and served as editor of

the Wisconsin Womens

Bowling Association state pub-

lication, Bowling Action.

She was active with the

National Women Bowling

Writers (NWBW) and served

as president from 2004-06. She

earned the Mary Janetto Award

(outstanding promotion of local

bowling) and the Jo Ettien

Lieber Award (distinguished

service to the game of

American tenpins) from the

NWBW.

She also served on theBowling Writers Association of

America board.

Before her induction into the

WIBC Hall of Fame, Chapman,

who promoted entries for the

WIBC Championships for

many years, recalled the time in

1983 when her efforts led to

nearly 500 northern Wisconsin

bowlers deciding to head to Las

Vegas for the tournament. The

large response required that a

Boeing 747 be chartered for the

group and the turnout attracted

media attention because a plane

that size had never flown into

Green Bay.Chapman is a member of the

Green Bay Womens Bowling

Association and Wisconsin

WBA Halls of Fame.

Wayne Webb Wins PBASenior Columbus Open

NY State Delegates AuthorizeESUSBCBA to Pursue a Merger

With Women and Youth

PBA LLC photo

WAYNE WEBB


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Memorial Scholarship Tournament


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Coordinator Christine Kramer (917-578-2340) email [email protected] & Masters Site Rabs Country Lanes, 1600 Hylan Blvd., Staten Island, NY 10305Open Division June 12, 2010 (qualifying 10:00 AM); June 13, 2010 (finals)Masters Division June 13, 2010 (9:30 AM)

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LODI, NJ - The end of February saw the Bergen County Women's

64th Annual Championship Tournament at Lodi lanes. In 64 years, this

is the first time they had four ladies with perfect games. Jennifer Mc

Caffrey, Georgette Hill, Nichole Spratford and Jennifer Russo all

rolled 300 games to go down in the record books.

Chris Ball, Sr.300 at T-Bowl

WAYNE, NJ Chris Ball, Sr.

blasted a 300 game in the Guys

and Dolls League at T-Bowl II.

Ed ONeill hit 286-246-807,

Joanne Egan 254-254-239-747,

John Cavalcante 267-247-746,

Chris Pagano 279-723, Keri May

278-703, Dan Barker 258-697,

Mike DAngelo 256-691, Nolan

Osario 258-681, Jim Niedzwiecki

671, Mario Pietrobono 670, and

Ray Austin 665

Ed Bucey 741Ed Bucey outscored all of the

bowlers during the Wednesday

Early Mixed when he threw his

career high scores of 267-741.

Jerry Yodice shot 680, Jamey

DeSanto 678, Tony Masino 655,

Stacey Yodice 235-225-661, Doug

Stefanic 256-652, and Frank

Oriente 636.


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ROCKAWAY ROLLERSTim Panek 745ROCKAWAY, NJ Tim Panek led

the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mens League firing games of

269-243-233 for a high 745.

Jared Loopez hit 268-223-246-

737, Ricky Exner 259-224-225-

708, Ken George 258-224-688,

Gene Pukas 253-216-684.

Tom Griffin, Jr. 735Tom Griffin, Jr. led the Lake

Hiawatha A.C. League firing 258-

233-244 for a high series of 735.

Robert Manzi, Jr. rolled 263-221-

227-711, George Valerius 247-

246-690, Kevin Sikora 269,

Vernon Tatum 257, Connor Griffin

256, and Joyce Hulbert 255.

Mike Angle 731Mike Angle led the scoring in the

Classic Trios League firing games

of 279-227-225 for a high series of

731.

Scott Van Syckle shot 258-238-

225-720, Harry Franz 244-237-

220-701, George Valerius 279, Joe

Bourlier 266, Joe Caputo 260,

David Valerius 255, Liesl Apgar

244-236-650, and Dori Tongoli

256.

Dennis Neilsen 713Dennis Neilsen led the scoring in

the Mixed League firing games of

255-215-243 for a high series of

713.

Don Zeiler shto 238-2278-210-

675, Jesus Cruz 243-204-226-673,

Glen Malmstone 234, Keri May

279-205-225-709, Carol Scheu

244-203-632, Donna Sodano 248,

and Sharon Bush 235.

Jack Safkan 709Jack Safkan led the Foursome

League firing 279-204-226 for a

high series of 709.

Ricky Exner shot 268-226-215-

709, George Dakak, Sr. 268,

Miguel Galloza 258, Rich

Gregovich 244, Sandy

Mondsdchein 199, and Terri

Galovic 202.

In the PBA Experience League

Matt Graham shot 233-214, Keith

Garison 247, Chip Vincent 230,

and Nichole Spratford 212.

Julio Soto 703

Julio Soto led the scoring in theSpanish-American League firing

games of 264-204-235 for a high

series of 703.

Lupe Zaragoza shot 215-221-

226-662, Henry Alvarez, Jr. 277,

and Heriberto Matias 258.

Mike Potoski 705In the Tuesday Night Mixed

League, Mike Potoski shot 259-

202-244-705, Joe Pirrello 254, and

Linda Cardasxo 202.

Matt Pukas 703Matt Pukas led the scoring in the

County Tuesday Night League fir-

ing 248-248-211 for a 703.

Matt Franke shot 248-218-211-

677, Sandy Turner 211-208-612,

Mickey Pukas 209, and Rita

Underwood 203.

Chris Bakos 692Chris Bakos led the scoring in the

NorBu Lodge League firing

games of 241-240-211 for a high

series of 692.

James Blonske shot 252-241-

674, John Jenkins 257-210-661,

Greg Yocim 243, and Lynn Perry

212.

Chris Larick 663Chris Larick led the scoring in

the Monday Nite Mixed League

firing games of 263-227 for a high

series of 663.Adam Saposnik hit 247, Irene

Lentini 205-203, and Betty

Hessler 213.

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PIN POUNDING AT PLAZAVinnie Turano 300-823 at ParkwayELMWOOD PARK, NJ Vinnie Turano earned top honors in the

Georges Memorial League at Parkway Lanes firing games of 276-247-

300 for a high series of 823.

Dana Spero shot 278-237-712, Frank Beamon 219-225-259-703,

Robert Byrd 227-233-243-703, Paul Stuart 217-203-264-684, Ann

DelVecchio 201-258-214-673, Tony SanFilippo 204-279-666, Scott

Delianitis 211-213-233-657, Vinnie Vidovic 243-203-200-646, and

Henry Sala 216-215-213-644.

In another session Vinnie Turano rolled 257-214-299-770, Dom

Capozzoli 236-228-231-695, Paul Stewart 248-207-235-690, Henry

Salamon, Jr. 229-246-214-689, Tony Sanfilippo 242-244-668, Teddy

Burden 246-259-663, Vinnie Vidovic 212-226-216-654, Frank Beamon

238-204-640, Robert Byrd 248-204-635, and Solahudeen Khan 225-

628.

Mark Duca 803 at T-BowlWAYNE, NJ Mark Duca led the scoring in the Mike Deal/Coors Light

Trio League at T-Bowl Lanes tossing a 279 duplicate en route to a high

series of 803.

Harvey Ely hit 256-254-757, Cheeks Aiello 279-740, Mike Sawicz

703, Sal Nicosia 239-692, Jeff Monteleone 259-692, Marc Masculli, Jr.

246-674, Liem Hua 659, Rocky Stone, Jr. 258-658, Mario Pietrobono

259-658, and Keri May 227-217-634.

Sandy Catalano Open May 15-16East Islip, NY: One of Long Islands biggest tournaments of the year

will be held at East Islip Lanes the weekend of May 15 & 16. Its the

first annual Sandy Catalano Open sponsored by Pinacle Events, Long

Island Generations Bowlers Tour (LIGBT) and will feature 3 separate

events: 49 & Under Scratch; Senior Scratch; and Handicap (for bowlers

220 & under). All proceeds from the tournaments will fund the SandyCatalano Scholarship.

The goal is to fill up East Islip Lanes for all 5 qualifying squads on

May 15 and 16. To make sure this happens the Catalano Family is guar-

anteeing $2,500 for first place in the 49 and under scratch tournament,

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Harry Franz 287-809MADISON, NJ Harry Franz

topped the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed League blasting a high

game of 287 and a high 809.

Jim Hilligas rolled 268-676,

Frank Zimmerman 256-679, and

Laura Russo 214.

Jason Maulbeck 743Jason Maulbeck led the scoring

in the Plaza Junior Major League

firing a 268 game for a high 743.

Neal Monka shot 234, Matt

Kreder 233, Laura Zaugg 227, and

Jennifer Wageman 213.

Jason Maulbeck 708Jason Maulbeck paced the scor-

ing in the Junior Major League fir-

ing a 258 game for a high series of

708.

Matt Kreder hit 224, Dre Dobson

222, and Laura Zaugg 209.

Sally Lauderdale rolled 219,

Donna Elmasil 179, and Jill

Goellner 176 in the Chatham

Suburbanites League.

Patrick Mahoney 694Patrick Mahoney led the

Thursday Mixed League firing a

276 game for a high series of 694.

Jim Sirica hit 2t67, Jim Hilligas

258, Harry Franz 704, John Wetzel701, Diane Sinclair 218, Pat

Wilfong 213, and Karen

Evangelista 201.

Karen Reinacher 678Karen Reinacher rolled 258-678,

Liesl Apgar 237-656, and Bea

Reinacher 212 in the Plaza Ladies

Trio League.

Mark Matunas rolled 256,

Victgor Pitra 248, Mike Ramos

247, Billy Piccola 661, and Paul

Cheety 662 in the Livingston

Business Mens League.

Ben Geffken 691Ben Geffken led the scoring in

the Wednesday Trio League firing

a 258 game for a high series of

691.

Joey Parisi hit 237, Dick

Raymond 234, Trevor Bogert 676,

Fred Crowell 639, Stephanie Rahn

269, Lissette Tapanes 214, Sally

Lauderdale 212, and Felice

Schneier 532.

Edward Beighley 671Edward Beichley led the scoring

in the Morris County Police &

Fire League rolling a 257 game

for a high series of 671.

Tim McKenna hit 248, Jimmy

Granato 246, Dan Mello 670,

Tom Kreder 660, Ann Lawlor

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PBA ExperienceSingles-Mixed - 6:30 pm - start May

Tuesday

Adult/Child4 per team - any combo - 7:00 pm - start June

370-440 Summer Doubles2 per team-any combo - 7:30 pm - start June

WednesdayParkway Foursome

Any combo - 7:30 pm - start June

ThursdaySummer Dominicans

4 per team-Mens - 7:30 pm - start June

Summer Foursome4 per team any combo - 7:00 pm - start June

FridayParkway Summer Scrambles

Walk-in Event - 8:00 pm - starting June

SundayKing of the HillWalk-in Event - Sign-ups at 6:30 pm - start June

Rich Funk 727PISCATAWAY, NJ- Rich Funk led

the Thursday Mens League firing

games of 203-257-267 for a 727.

Mitch Goldstein shot 245-234-

221-700, Joe Palazzo 277, Felipe

DaSilva 258-266, DJ Cramer, Jr.

259, and Patrick Wahler and Mike

Alberti 255.

Bill Gaskill 266PISCATAWAY, NJ Bill Gaskill

rolled 266, Daniel Nagy 258, Bill

Griffith 257, Mike Peterson 243-

236, and Mark Gruber 247 in the

Wednesday AT&T League.

Bob Manning shot 266-245 in the

Piscataway Triples League.

Bob Sansone 719PISCATAWAY, NJ Bob Sansone

rolled 224-237-258-719, and

Roger Rodriguez 260 in the Friday

Nite Leftovers League.

In the So Plainfield Mix League

Ted Reyes shot 243.

Tom Sheehan 712PISCATAWAY, NJ Tom

Sheehan led the scoring in the

Classic League firing games of

217-234-261 for a high series of

712.

Tom Mernagh shot 246-238-227-

711, Dave Donelan 267, ShawnTucker 246, and Doug Borcher

235-234.

In the Hes and Shes League

Keith King and Martin Wyckoff

hit 246.

Mitch Goldstein 253PISCATAWAY, NJ Mitch

Goldstein rolled 253 in the

Tuesday AT&T League.

Ken Stevks 256PISCATAWAY, NJ Ken Stevks

rolled 256, and George Roe 245 in

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THE MAGI C AT MAJESTICScott Akalewicz 762HOPELAWN, NJ Scott

Akalewicz topped the Gemini

Towing League with 268-256-238


Rich Rosin hit 245-211-222-678,

Joe Herber 238-215-644, Ronald

Rosato 238-635, John Baginski

266-207-631, Rich Governale

243-616, and Jennifer Caval 233.

Rich Rowley rolled 212-226-

621, Lewis Roles 222, and Jerry

Petti 202 in the Winter Senior

Citizens League.

Mike Consiglio 731Mike Consiglio led the scoring in

the Tuesday Nite Trios League fir-

ing games of 237-215-279 for a

high series of 731.

Walter Bednarski hit 216-234-

247-697, Brian R. Schwal 223-

235-204-662, Lauren DeTommaso

235-238-200-673, Jeff Sworen

211-200-238-649, and Anthony

Buffardi 243-622.

Rich Bienvenue 708Rich Bienvenue led the Garden

State Mixed rolling 259-247-202-

708.

Kenny Joback hit 227-217-638,

Alberto Tadeo 236-225-628,

Richard Hecht 204-236-622, Chris

Sabba 228-224-621, and Robin

Scordato 221.

Jeff Nemeth 706Jeff Nemeth led the scoring in the

Knights of Columbus League

blasting 232-247-227 for a 706.

Bill Larsen rolled 225-213-240-

678, Gerard Wihlborg 244-211-

643, John Baginsky 227-24-642,

John Shimko 243-630, and Al

DAlessandro 225-217-627.

Diane Makrocki rolled 222, and

Erma McClain 202 in the

Academy Womens League.

Pat Jones 690Pat Jones paced the scoring in the

NJ Turnpike League firing games

of 255-210-225 for a high series of690.

Tony Riggiano shot 219-264-

670, Michael Morris 200-234-

201-635, John Velter 213-223-

615, and Jim Gallo 224-204-611.

Bill Slattery 682Bill Slattery led the Garden State

Mixed League firing 236-211-235


Kyle Jannuzzi hit 241-236-654,

Jose Medina 200-268-652, Robin

Scordato 211-214-234-659,

Richard Rowley 233-202-205-

640, Dennis Mega 206-202-229-

637, and Sal Angotti 225-217-636

Rich Rowley rolled 205-212-605,

and Ed Shuster 201 in the Winter

Senior Citizens League..

Anthony Buffardi 733Anthony Buffardi led the

Tuesday Nite Trios League firing

games of 223-261-249-733.

Michael Dinaburg rolled 224-

257-239-720, Paul Harney 247-

236-204-687, Peter J. Iovino 227-

255-676, and Brian R. Schwal

219-225-627.

Warren Taureck 680Warren Taureck paced the

Gemini Towing League firing

249-225-206 for a high 680.

Pat Moreno shot 213-215-229-

657, Art Jakuvczak 227-255-638,

Scott Akalewicz 225-629, andVinny Medvetz 204-235-626.

Nick Viverito 673Nick Viverito topped the Monday

Madness firing 244-231 for a 673.

Frank Viverito hit 222-224-634,

Frank Farina 235-224-615, Susan

McG 219, Greg Nagy 216, and

Michael Kelly 214.

In the Bank League Mark

Cumber shot 227, and Keith

Fenton and Maryann Todd 202.

Lauro Perez 667Lauro Perez topped the Sunday

Nite Mixed rolling 231-242-667.

Elliot Carrasco hit 203-268-666,

Kevin Spann 200-258-638, Lenny Novak 201-223-201-635, Carole

Lopez 236-613.

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