july 2 - 8, 2014 sports reporter

ARLINGTON, Texas

Chad Murphy has

been named Executive

Director of the United

States Bowling

Congress (USBC) by

the USBC Board of

Directors. Murphy

had been serving as

USBC Interim

Executive Director

since February, 2014.

Chad Murphy Reporting to the

USBC Board of Directors, the

Executive Director serves as an

officer of the corporation and has

overall operational responsibility

for staff, programs, finance, and

execution of the strategic plan.

Chad Murphy is a highly capa-

ble leader that emerged as a natu-

ral fit for USBC, USBC

President Andrew Cain

said. Through his man-

agement of IBC Youth

Development and in his

recent role as USBC

Interim Executive

Director, Chad has

demonstrated that he is a

bold innovator with

remarkable business acu-

men.

He also possesses a

depth of industry knowledge, a

lifelong passion for bowling, and

an admiration for our volunteers

that will allow USBC to flourish

as bowlings National Governing

Body and premier membership

organization. I am excited for our

future and pleased to have Chad

serve as our Executive Director.

See MURPHY page 2

Chris Lucchese Blasted 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Mike

Czaplinski pounded out a 300

game along with 227 for a 719

series in the Tuesday Late Mens

League at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Michael Fisch rolled 257-256-

720, Dan Conlon 213-245-232-

690, Matt Carey 279-213-668,

Anthony Bruno 243-224-658,

Michael Kearns 277-657, John

Hanlon 266, and Anthony DePace

245.

STATEN ISLAND, NY Bob

Lampariello hit a 300 along with

225 for a 720 set in the Golden

Oldies at Rabs Country Lanes.

Ben Currao rolled 269, Dotty

Bellantoni 234, Phil Pistilli 216,

and Anthony Giberto 212.

Dawn Burst shot 226 and Joanne

Faillace 216 in the Colonial

Funeral Home League.

RENO, Nev. - Lisa Friscioni of

Saddle Brook, N.J., and Kathleen

Weissman of Fair Lawn, N.J., com-

peted against each other collegiate-

ly but joined forces this week at the

2014 United States Bowling

Congress Women's

Championships, where they coast-

ed into the Division 1 Doubles lead.

Weissman, a 30-year-old right-

hander, led the way with games of

205, 267 and 238 for a 710 series,

and Friscioni, a 29-year-old right-

hander, added 194, 267 and 228 for

a 689 set and 1,399 doubles total.

Jan Schmidt of Hales Corners,

Wis., and Sarah Germano of

Rochester, N.Y., previously held the top spot with 1,311.

"It was tough because we started off slow the first

game," said Friscioni, who made her eighth USBC

Women's Championships appearance. "The lanes

played a little different from yesterday. We had a great

second game, and that's what really got us going."

Friscioni and Weissman's team event was broadcast

live on BowlTV. After putting themselves in a spot to

make a run at the Diamond Division lead, the team

struggled in the final game, eventually helping Time of

Our Life settle into eighth place with 2,442. Lusha's

Ladies of Frisco, Texas, lead with 2,651.

The pair learned from the mistakes they made in their

team event and worked harder as a team during doubles

and singles at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center.

"I felt like we had more motivation today after not

bowling well the last game in team," said Weissman,

who made her seventh Women's Championships

appearance. "We talked it over and had much better

communication as a team

today. That was the key."

Friscioni was a member

the 2006 NCAA national

championship-winning

team at Fairleigh Dickinson

University and earned the

tournament's Most Valuable

Player honor. Weissman

helped New Jersey City

University to a third-place

finish at the 2004 NCAA

National Championship.

After graduating, they

began to bowl locally

together, and the 2014

event marked their first

time competing together as doubles partners.

"We competed a lot against each other," said

Friscioni, who also helped FDU to the 2010 NCAA

national championship as an assistant coach. "We

moved into the same area after graduation and began to

team up in the same leagues. Collegiate bowling was a

great experience, and this tournament gives us a chance

to get together with all of our friends."

Friscioni added sets of 709 in team and 644 in singles

to finish her 2014 tournament with a 2,042 all-events

total, which places her second in Division 1 All-Events

behind the 2,074 of three-time Women's

Championships titlist Joey Biondo of Carpentersville,

Ill. Weissman finished with 617 in singles and 595 in

team for 1,922.

Bowlers competing in Division 1 have entering aver-

ages of 190 and above. Teams competing in the

Diamond Division have combined entering averages of

725 and above.

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Mike Czaplinski 300 at Rockville Centre

Bob Lampariello 300 at Rabs

Lisa Friscioni, Kathleen Weissman

Take Lead at Women's ChampionshipsBy Matt Cannizzaro and Aaron Smith - USBC

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Chris

Lucchese blasted a 300 game en

route to a 739 series rolling in the

Friday Night Mixed League at

Rockville Centre Lanes.

John Hodge rolled 279, John

LaBau 258-245-259-762, Joseph

DiRie 259, Steve Patitucci 256-

224-222-702, Paul Smith 258,

Nick Graci 251-225, Tim OBrien

247, Al Doerrer 244-231, and

Gina Lella 240-221-633.

LEVITTOWN, NY - Alex Cavagnaro posted a 289

game in an 800 series to lead all bowlers rolling in the

Monday Charlie Cap Classic at South Levittown

Lanes.

Mike Katz 287, All Day Buccellato 278-756, Buzz

Goodman 278-736, David Cummings 278, Will

Watson 277, Jason Nikol 270-781, Tavie Caratozzolo

269-740, Jason Kubat 268-750, Kyle Ludwig 267-

742, Michael Capolongo 267, Lou Barbera 266, Ross

Robbins 266, Nadine Williams-Clory 279, Patti

Cacioppo 248, Vonetta Jolliffe 235, and Anthony

DElia 730.

In the Wednesday Swingtime Seniors it was Cappy

Caporusso on top with 235-601, Bob Archer 211,

Marilyn Johnson 206, Barbara Gaffney 202.

Rolling in the Wednesday Early Birds, Kathleen

Puckhaber took the lead rolling a 240 game followed

by Diane Contino with her 201.

Alex Cavagnaro 289-800 at South Levittown Lanes

Chad Murphy Named USBC

Executive DirectorBy Jason Overstreet - USBC

USBC photo

Chad Murphy

USBC photo

Lisa Friscioni and Kathleen Weissman.

2 SPORTS REPORTER July 2 - 8, 2014

RENO, Nev. - Even with a half game to go, there was little doubt Artistic

Expressions 1 of Oklahoma City was going to finish the day atop the stand-

ings at the 2014 United States Bowling Congress Open Championships with

the highest score in 111 years of tournament history.

ArtisticExpressions1OC2014at465x262.jpgThe only question being

asked at the National Bowling Stadium was how high the bar would be

raised. The group answered with a 1,277 final game and 3,720 team tally,

159 pins better than Motion Plus Lanes of Cudahy, Wis., which previously

held the lead and top spot in the record books with 3,561.

Artistic Expressions 1 started the team event with games of 1,255 and

1,188 before closing with the sixth-highest game in USBC Open

Championships competition. Team Turbo Grips of Fort Wayne, Ind., owns

the single-game record of 1,318, rolled just three days earlier.

"We knew that if we worked together, eventually this was going to hap-

pen," said Pete Thomas, who is the veteran of the team with 16 tournament

appearances. "We practiced on the shot this morning, we practiced a few

times during the week and we put in the work. We made some good deci-

sions and great ball choices. Before we started, I told them it was an honor

to bowl with them. I knew it would be something special. But this special?

No one could have predicted that."

Ted Pritts led the way for Artistic Expressions 1 on Monday with a 768

series and was followed by Thomas (758), Xeno Garcia (752), Jimmy

McMartin (736) and Anthony Lavery-Spahr (706).

"It's just an amazing feeling," Pritts said. "To be a part of something so

special is a testament to my teammates and the things we were able to do.

For it all to come together for us is incredible. If somebody beats it, we'll all

fly out here and shake their hands."

"It's like a dream come true," Thomas said. "To know that we've done

something that no other team has done at Nationals, and by more than 100

pins, is beyond belief. We're excited for what the future holds. This team will

be together for a long time, will continue to be humble about it and be excit-

ed for what's going to happen in the next few weeks."

Murphy first joined the

International Bowling Campus

(IBC) in 2010 as Director of Youth

for the Bowling Proprietors

Association of America (BPAA).

He became IBC Director of Youth

Development in 2011 at which

time he assumed management of

USBC youth programs as well. In

January of 2012, Murphy earned

promotion to IBC Managing

Director of Youth Development.

Bowling is far more than a pro-

fession for me. It is part of my

family, my fabric and who I am,

Murphy said. My focus and pas-

sion has been serving the sport of

bowling since I joined the campus.

I am honored to take on this new

role for USBC and help lead our

National Governing Body and

membership organization for-

ward.

Prior to joining the IBC, Murphy

held management positions at

Columbia Industries and Ebonite.

Earlier in his career, he worked as

a team member on the

Professional Bowlers Association

and Professional Womens

Bowling Association tours for

Columbia 300. He is a former

member of Team USA and his

playing honors include a silver

medal at the 1998 World Tenpin

Team Cup in Amsterdam and he

was also part of the Ebonite

Nitro/R's team that won two

Grand Championships at the

Brunswick World Team Challenge

Series in 1994 and 1996.

The International Bowling

Campus will conduct a search for

new Managing Director of IBC

Youth Development with USBC

and BPAA Executive Directors

collaborating on the selection.

Murphy will continue to supervise

IBC Youth Development until a

new leader for the department is

named.

MURPHYContinued from page 1

Oklahoma Team Shatters Record

At USBC Open ChampionshipsBy Matt Cannizzaro and Aaron Smith - USBC

Tom Baker Wins PBA50

Northern California ClassicBy Jerry Schneider - PBABRENTWOOD, Calif. Tom Baker of King, N.C., survived a champi-

onship match battle of Professional Bowlers Association Hall of Famers

to win the PBA50 Northern California Classic presented by MOTIV for

his 11th career PBA50 Tour title.

Baker, a four-time PBA50 Player of the Year, defeated fellow Hall of

Famer and PBA50 Tour rookie Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., 290-

245, in the title match at Harvest Park Bowl which was also his first win

of the season. In the first six tournaments of the 2014 PBA50 Tour sea-

son each has been won by a PBA Hall of Famer.

The whole day I had to rely on my equipment, said the 59-year-old

Baker who also owns 10 PBA Tour titles. I must have used five or six

balls today and the ball I used in the championship match I didnt even

use all day.

I was pretty fortunate to be able to bowl for the title, he continued.

In the round of 16 I was down 2-0 and had to battle back to win the next

three games to pull it out. I was having a lot of trouble leaving 10 pins

on really good shots so it got pretty frustrating.

Ironically Baker avenged a championship match loss to Bohn in the

Brentwood Classic PBA Tour tournament in 1998 where Bohn beat

Baker 239-222 for the title.

We were talking about that and the one thing I remember about that

match is I left a big split that cost me a chance to win the tournament,

Baker said. Naturally I was hoping history wasnt going to repeat itself.

With his win, Baker moves into a tie for fourth on the PBA50 Tour

career titles list with Gene Stus. John Handegard leads with 14 career titles

with Gary Dickinson and Dale Eagle tied for second with 12 titles each.

In the semifinal round, Baker advanced to the championship match by

defeating Hall of Famer Amleto Monacelli, 228-195, and Bohn defeat-

ed five-time PBA Tour winner Eric Forkel of Las Vegas, 242-198. Bohn

and Monacelli were trying for their second titles of the season while

Forkel was trying for his first career PBA50 Tour title.

Two-time defending champion Walter Ray Williams Jr.s quest for a

third consecutive Northern California Classic win was thwarted with a

2-0 defeat in the round-of-8 best-of-three match against Forkel earlier in

the day.PBA TO RETURN TO GRAND CASINO RESORT,

FIRELAKE BOWLING CENTER

FOR 2015 SUMMER SWINGThe Professional Bowlers Association and Citizen Potawatomi

Nation have reached agreement to return to Shawnee, Okla., for the

third annual PBA Summer Swing in 2015. Dates and other details have

yet to be finalized, but the announcement that the PBA will return to

Oklahoma was made during the Grand Casino Resort PBA Summer

Swing finals by Citizen Potawatomi Nation Chairman John (Rocky)

Barrett.

It is expected the 2015 program will be similar to the 2014 Summer

Swing, with preliminary rounds held at FireLake Bowling Center (also

operated by the Grand Casino Resort group) with finals held on a spe-

cial lane installation in the Grand Event Center in the Grand Casino

Resort and Hotel complex.

The PBA is very happy to renew our relationship with the Citizen

Potawatomi Nation and Grand Casino Resort group, said PBA

Commissioner Tom Clark. The 2014 event was a terrific experience.

Our hosts could not have been more accommodating. FireLake is a

great facility for our preliminary rounds, and the Grand Event Center

provided us with a terrific setting for the finals. We couldnt be happi-

er. Its great news for the PBA and our members to know a full year in

advance that were coming back to Oklahoma.

July 2 - 8, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Rob Grieb 740FARMINGDALE, NY Rob

Grieb led the Wednesday Friends

League firing games of 214-268-

258 for a high series of 740.

Tim Jackson rolled 247, Jeff

Goldstin 220-214-628, Biran

Walsh 243-613, Dan Goldberg

216, and Gary Raisman 201.

In the Monday Summer Seniors

League it was Frank Napolitano

and Sheila Montgoris leading the

league with 189 games followed

by Jerry Hoeler with 167, Edna

Noonan 166, and Ken Lauri 163.

Joseph Venezia 683FARMINGDALE, NY Joseph

Venezia led the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League firing 245-

225-213 for a high series of 683.

Paul Constantinopoli rolled 267-

658, Mike Dease 234-211,

Newton Winston 233-201, Brian

Beale 226-226-640, and Carol

Milliken 223.

Ryan Winston 676FARMINGDALE, NY Ryan

Winston led the competition

rolling in the Bowlympics Duo

League pitching games of 255-243

for a high 676 set.

Maria Lucente shot 203-203-676,

Tyler Guerin 247-235-661, Rich

Valentine 247-218-647, and

Joseph Napoli 231-214-639.

Michael Walsh 676FARMINGDALE, NY Michael

Walsh earned high series honors

contesting in the Monday Summer

Trios League firing games of 256-

215 for a session high series of

676.

Jeremy Toner rolled 262-203-

651, Artie Sloman 223-213-212-

648, and Rich Valentine 258-211-

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John Hodge 792ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John

Hodge topped the scoring in the

Friday Night Mixed League firing

games of 268-257-267 for a high

series of 792.

Tony Depperman rolled 277,

Alex Bogolubsky 256-226-236-

718, Tim OBrien 266-246-709,

Chris Lucchese 268-239-704, and

Ryan Ciccinaro 269-240-693.

Charlie Torres 778ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Charlie

Torres topped the scoring in the

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firing games of 288-244-246 for a

high series of 778.

Teddy Avgerinos rolled 280-259-

752, Al Fabiano 27-225-721, Paul

Barbuzza and Ed Small 278, Rick

Boremski 276-237-214-727, and

Donald Ceparano 268-244-705.

John Novichonek 754ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John

Novichonoek topped the scoring

in the Sunday Night Mixed

League blasting games of 298-255

for a high series of 754.

William May, Sr. rolled 258-256-

222-736, Carl Rissland 234-238-

235-707, Julio Zambrano 253-

227-226-706, and Allan Ip 268-

230-702.

John Smisek 751ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John

Smisek topped the scoring in the

Thursday Custom Thumbz

Doublez League firing games of

278-235-238 for a high seires of

751.

Willie Fessler 268-238-223-729,

Jim Constantinides 258-257-721,

Julio Zambrano 242-235-237-714,

Leroy Singletary 257-248-709,

Bob Thonre 235-224-249-708,

and Nadine Clory 278-698.

Willie Fessler 739ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Willie

Fessler led the scoring in the

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high series of 739.

Joseph Gavin rolled 277, Eileen

Rufer 266, John Maglio 259,

Matthew Redash 243-237-692,

Terry Boyle 243-237-689, and

Skip Aker 248-233-652.

Stuart Blau 734ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Stuart

Blau led the scoring in the

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high series of 734.

Steve Klein rolled 246-232-692,

Rick Cohan 246, Len Margolis

225, and Brad Ellman 209-201.

Jerival George 728ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Jerival

George topped the scoring in the

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League firing games of 278-237


Charlie Johnson shot 263-235-

714, Bill Carreras 258-216-646,

Robert Picard 237-234-642, and

Richie Franklin 246-636.

Antonio Flores 715ROCKVILLE CTR, NY - Antonio

Flores led the Wednesday Early

Men firing 256-247 for a 715.

Keith Manza rolled 246-237-

222-705, Stan Lane 257-219-680,

Glen Smith 257, Steven Bush 256.

Lori Flacks shot 217, Sondra

Crummell 192, Donna Milcetic

183, and Delva Brown 180 in the

Tuesday Koffee Kats League.

In the Tuesday Long Beach

Catholic Ladies League Kami

Radin hit 213, and Carole Ann

Razza 208.

Mike Simeone 700ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Mike

Simeone led the scoring in the

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firing games of 267-243 for a high

series of 700.

Keith Massimillo rolled 249-227-

690, Joe Butt Jr. 235-235-232-

702, and Albert Nassour 263.

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League John Moran shot 223-204,

Steve Frey 220, Cory Williams

219-201, Steve Patitucci 216,

Vinnie Spano 215, and Rich

Snyder 210.

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Bowlers Association has created

a new PBA Womens Regional

Tour program that will begin in

July and culminate at the PBA

World Series of Bowling VI in

Las Vegas this fall.

The PBA Womens Regional

Tour will provide women

bowlers with opportunities to

compete against other women in

the same kind of affordable,

close-to-home tournament struc-

ture that has given thousands of

male bowlers an opportunity to

develop their skills since the

PBA introduced its regional pro-

gram 1969.

Women bowlers have been

without a formal tournament

structure for too long,

Commissioner Tom Clark said.

The PBA took steps to address

that problem when we introduced

the PBA Womens Series in

2007. The program was suspend-

ed after three seasons, but we

have always wanted to provide

women with a place to compete.

This new program is a step in

that direction. Our sincere hope

is that it will evolve into some-

thing more substantial in the

future.

The PBA has allowed women

to bowl with and against their

male counterparts since 2004,

and a number of women bowl in

PBA Tour, PBA Regional and

PBA50 events each year. Eight

women have won PBA Regional

Tour titles. Kelly Kulick of

Union, N.J., made history when

she won the 2010 PBA

Tournament of Champions.

Under the new program, six

PBA Regional programs (East,

South, Central, Midwest,

Southwest and West/Northwest

combined) will each conduct

three events that will be designat-

ed as PBAW competition points

events (see schedule below).

Women will bowl with and

against their male counterparts,

but there will be specific prizes

and benefits for women only,

similar to the cashing system for

super seniors who bowl in

PBA50 tournaments. The tourna-

ments will not diminish PBA

Regional prize funds in any way,

but at least one woman will cash

for $250 in each tournament if a

woman doesnt cash in the regu-

lar prize list. Additional cash

prizes will be paid based upon

the number of women entered.

In each designated event, com-

petition points will be awarded

based upon how the women fin-

ish. The leader in competition

points in each of the six pro-

grams will receive a paid entry

into PBA World Series of

Bowling VI at South Point

Bowling Center in Las Vegas

Oct. 24-Nov. 2, and the six

regional qualifiers will compete

in a special six-game, round

robin Champions Challenge

Match Play round on Oct. 24.

The top two women from the

match play round will compete

for the PBA Womens Regional

Finals title.

Womens entry fees for region-

al events will be the same as for

men: $220 for members or $285

for non-members. Non-members

are welcome for all PBAW

events, but only PBA members

will earn points and be eligible

for the paid WSOB entries.

Complete details about all PBA

Regional tournaments are avail-

able on pba.com under the

Schedule menu (click on

Regional Tour and then the

appropriate region link to find

details about each tournament).

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PBA East Region

July 25-27 Lebanon, Pa.

Aug. 15-17 Liverpool, N.Y.

Aug. 22-24 Deptford, N.J.

PBA South Region

July 11-13 Spring Hill, Fla.

Aug. 15-17 Gloucester, Va.

Oct. 17-19 Franklin, Va.

PBA Central Region

July 18-20 Fishers, Ind.

Sept. 19-21 Troy, Ohio

Oct. 3-5 Muskegon, Mich.

PBA Midwest Region

July 19-20 St. Charles, Mo.

Sept. 20-21 Dubuque, Iowa

Oct. 3-5 Belton, Mo.

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Aug. 8-10 Killeen, Texas

Aug. 22-24 Greenville, Texas

Sept. 26-28 Tomball, Texas

PBA West/Northwest Region

Aug.22-24Citrus Heights, Calif.

Sept. 26-28 Daly City, Calif.

Oct. 10-12 Tuolumne, Calif.

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Joseph Tysono 722MADISON, NJ Joseph Tysono

led the Police & Fire League firing

a 267 and a high series of 722.

Joe Marchese and David Lee shot

258, and Clorinda Landi 230.

Mike Hanlein 278MADISON, NJ Mike Hanlein

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Jim Sirica shot 214, Patty

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Litland 200.

Donny Prisio 715MADISON, NJ Donny Prisio led

the scoring in the Tuesday 400

Doubles League firing a high game

of 267 and a high series of 715.

Dan Pridham hit 248, Dave Hanft

246, and Joseph Mazzarese 686.

Eric Voelksen 276MADISON, NJ Eric Voelksen led

the scoring in the Wednesday Trio

League firing a high game of 276.

Jon Russo hit 268, James Sirica

267, Dawn Gammon 235, and

Stephanie Rahn 207.

Donny Prisco 690MADISON, NJ Donny Prisco

paced the scoring in the Tuesday

400 Doubles League firing a 245

game for a high series of 690.

Dave Hanft rolled 255-612, and

Emmanuel Kwei 225.

Joe Marchese 661MADISON, NJ Joe Marchese

led the scoring in the Police & Fire

League firing a high game of 248

and a high series of 661.

Jake Bird hit 236-629, Fred Brunner

235 and Clorinda Landi 201.

In the Monday Night Ladies Jodi

Belli shot 217, Patti Dempsey 206,

Ed Fang 652MADISON, NJ Ed Fang paced

the Livingston Business Mens

League firing a high game of 255

and a high series of 652.

Bob Hannon hit 247-640, Greg

Vogler 246, and Paul

Demyanovich 632.

and Helen Beaman 190.

Dan Smith 246MADISON, NJ Dan Smith shot

246, and Joe Paino and Don Miller

232 in the Pharma Plus League.

Robert Bednarik shot 214, Joe

Mogelesky 203, Richard

Hufinagle 192, Madasyn Bancroft

190 in the Junior/Major Breakfast

Club League.

In the Bantam-Prep Breakfast

Club League Zachary Linder shot

166, Leon Sarkissian 134, Damien

Nieves 124, and Samanthan Glunk

116.

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1996 Mike Aulby

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Joe Quinn 774HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Quinn topped the

Middlesex County Classic firing games of

248-247-279 for a high series of 774.

Rico David rolled 247-236-276-759, Rob

Hasselbrook 243-257-244-744, Jimmy

Kaleta 259-233-240-732, and Joe

Lampariello 216-253-256-725.

In the Winter Senior Citizens Rich Rowley

shot 186-180, and Larry Johnson 171-168.

Rodger Meaney 749HOPELAWN, NJ Rodger Meaney led the

scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League

firing games of 266-241-242 for a high

series of 749.

Evan Simon rolled 249-299-741, Luis

Gomez 268-215-235-718, Landis Crawford

242-229-236-707, and Russell McCarthy

276-211-216-703.

Ed Carragher 702HOPELAWN, NJ Ed Carragher led the

scoring in the Goldsten & Hanel Doubles

League firing games of 258-275 for a high

series of 702.

Evan Simon rolled 249-244-685, Ryan

Friend 254-202-216-682, George Cretella

225-208-224-657 and Jen Daunno 226-225-

649.

Kevin Kopko 697HOPELAWN, NJ Kevin Kopko topped

the scoring in the Family League firing

games of 258-255 for a high series of 697.

Bob Nebus rolled 207-206-244-657, Steve

Venito 202-247-200-649, and Bobby Nebus

233-211-604.

Vinny R. Medvetz 675HOPELAWN, NJ Vinny R. Medvetz

topped the scoring in the La Buona Pizza

League firing games of 204-227-244 for a

high series of 675.

Joe Herber shot 225-217-227-669, John

Baginsky 222-226-217-665, and Bill Aker,

Jr. 231.

Steve Baum Sr. rolled 224, and Katina

Garcia 204 in the Tuesday Night Mixed

League.

Justin Munice 657HOPELAWN, NJ Justin Munice led the

scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League

firing games of 213-267 for a high series of

657.

Bill Venezia shot 212-214-207-633, and

Anthony Matusawicz 242-202-622.

In the Merck League Anthony Scutari shot

206-227-603, Eric Haltli 215-600, and

Robert Parker 221.

Tom Poulos 650HOPELAWN, NJ Tom Pooulos paced the

scoring in the His & Hers League firing

games of 205-236-209 for a high series of

650.

Don Anione rolled 210-236-636, Dennis

Decrosta 244-201-626, Walter Malecki

246-204-611, and Bonnie DeSimone 257.

Bobby Parillo, Jr. 641HOPELAWN, NJ Bobby Parillo, Jr. paced

the scoring in the Academy Madness

League firing games of 228-222 for a high

series of 641.

John Despiniadis shot 253-634, Frank

Viverito 234-202-624, Troy Wilson 209-

225-618, and Jason Gomez 251.

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WALLINGTON LANES By Gloria Volpe

Glorias Anyway Doubles

This is the fourth year for this league and my how it has grown, 38 teams this year.

Let me share a little trivia, this is the 4th year in a row that a 300 was shot on the first

night, and this year it was Luis Rueda posting the 300.

Justin Herschel rolled a 279, David Dobs 278 Alan Kowal 279, Charles Alberta 289-

256, Andres Escalante was close to a 300 with his 287, Rich Graf 280, Frank Shultz 278,

Ricky Pedro 269 our own Joe leardo Sr. 268 along with Al Luzzi, Joe leardo Jr 266, Chris

Ferrara 258, Kenny Lee 257, and John Ahmed 256.

The ladies are in there with Dawn Cozine tossing a 235 and Maritza Ocasio 221.

Monday Night Foursome

Nick Roman had the high game in this league with his 258, Robert Hymowitz hit 255-

656, Marc Miller had two nice games of 242 and 233, Ed Henkelman 231, Rick Smith

228,227, and Bill Hansen Sr. rolled a 226.

ROCKAWAY LANES ROLLERSWednesday Early Birds

Eddie Mathias rolled a 257, Joseph Kleczynski 247-655, Dennis Nielsen 245-633,

Steven Haneveld 245-690, Lynne Coleman 225-544, and Kara Cook hit 209-617.

Summer Doubles

Matt Lukas tossed 288-735, Ed Galusk 278-735, Nick Westergaard 268-738, PJ Adams

268, Jim Westergaard 268, Liesl Apgar 258-704, and Dori Tingoli 212-556.

july 2 - 8, 2014 sports reporter

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