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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tom Riccobono, Bill Carreras and

Joe Conigliaro each blasted a 300

game in the Monday 4-Man

Classic League at Rockville

Centre Lanes. Joe fired 300-266-

268-834, Tom 300-278-772, and

Tom 300-249-752.

Matthew Rose shot 234-269-266-

769, Mark DeLuca 279-250-757,

John Hodge 289-2848-732, Evan

Myers 290-729, Pat Zenker 266-

236-230-732, and George

Stephens 224-258-245-727.

Tom Riccobono, Joe Conigliaro,

Bill Carreras300 at Rockville Centre

Yonkers, N.Y. - Patrick Allen of Mt.

Kisco, N.Y. defeated Marshall Kent

of Yakima, Wash., 257-244, to winthe Professional Bowlers Association

Homefield Bowl Open presented by

MOTIV at Homefield Bowl.

After qualifying seventh in the field

of 104, Allen posted an 8-4 match

play record to qualify third for the

stepladder finals. He then dispatched

Tommy Gollick of Enola, Pa., 244-

234, when Gollick left an 8 pin on his

second ball of the final frame, and he

defeated PWBA-Team USA member

Danielle McEwan of South Point,

N.Y., 244-215, to advance to the title

match against Kent, the top qualifier.

Kent followed a split in the third

frame with five strikes, converted a 3-10 “baby split”

and then struck out in the 10th frame to force Allen tothrow the first strike in his 10th frame to clinch 26th

career PBA regional victory and his second of the year

in the East Region.

The win was especially meaningful to Allen, a 13-

time PBA Tour champion and native of the metropol-

itan New York area, who recently moved back from

Florida. He earned $3,000 for the win while Kentearned $1,600 as the runner-up. McEwan received

$1,300 for finishing third and Gollick $1,100 for his

fourth place finish.

High game scorers Justin Warhol and Greg

Ostrander each posted 300 games.

Patrick Allen Wins PBA Homefield Bowl OpenBy Russ Mills - PBA

ROCKAWAY, NJ - Ken George

hammered out a 300 game en

route to a 782 series while rolling

in the Thursday Night Mixed at

Rockaway Lanes.

Nick Westergaard tossed a 288

game in a 790 set followed by

Paul Longo with 279-646,

Jennifer Ireton 202-548, and

Carole Creenzio 182.

Ken George 300-782 at Rockaway Lanes

Dennis Shapiro Blasted 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY – Rob

Gotterbarn blasted a 300 game in

the Thursday 3-Man League at

Farmingdale Lanes.Rich Brennan shot 246-245-687,

Rich Tooker 255-236-676, Eric

Smyth 259, Jay McCullough 235-

663, and Omar Cerutti 206-232-

215-653.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Dennis Shapiro earned top game

and set honors in the Wednesday

Early Men’s League at Rockville

Centre Lanes blasting games of

228-246-300 for the 774 high

series.

Jeff Bishoff shot 237-224-287-

748, Ken Bruce 268-245-726,

Paul Barbuzza 231-216-267-714,

Jim Guardino 277, and Keith

Manza 258-237-675.

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Michael Bariso 813 at Holiday Bowl

Rob Gotterbarn 300 at Farmingdale

OAKLAND, NJ – Michael Bariso

topped the scoring in the AC

Challenge League at Holiday

Bowl blasting games of 278-289for the high series of 813.

Shawn Aiello rolled 254-279-

764, Dan Greenip 258-268-727,

and Andrew Houseward 277-258-

727.

BELLEVILLE, NJ – Cabrera fam-

ily history was made recently

when Jose Cabrera, Jr. bowled his

67th 300 game in the Belles and

Beaux League at Brunswick Zone

in Belleville on lanes 5 and 6.

Then two games later, his wife,

Margarita Cabrera bowled her

career first 300 game in the same

league, on a different team on

lanes 17 and 18.

Jose Cabrera, Jr., and Margarita 300

Her First at Zone Belleville

PBA photo

Joette Healy, event coordinator with champion Patrick Allen and

tournament host Mike Limekiller.

By Jerry Schneider - PBA

LAS VEGAS – Professional

Bowlers Association Hall of

Famer Pete Weber of St. Ann,

Mo., won the Suncoast PBA

Senior U.S. Open presented by

Storm to join fellow Hall of

Famer Norm Duke of Clermont,

Fla., as the only players to win

U.S. Open titles on both thePBA and PBA50 Tours.

Weber, who has won a record

five U.S. Open titles on the

PBA Tour, defeated local

favorite and No. 1 qualifier Eric

Forkel of Henderson, Nev.,

224-212, in the title match at

the Suncoast Bowling Center to join Duke in the

elite club.

“A major title is a major title no matter where it

comes from,” said Weber, who owns 37 PBA Tour

titles including a record tying

10 majors. “That’s why they

have them, because they’re

above the rest of the tourna-

ments. I don’t care if it’s a sen-

ior major or super senior major,

they mean the same to me

because of what it takes to win

them.”

In the title match, Forkel, afive-time PBA Tour titlist, held

an eight-pin lead over Weber in

the seventh frame with both

players throwing a doub le in

the eighth and ninth frames.

Forkel, who finished third in

the 2013 Senior U.S. Open, left

a seven pin on the first ball of the 10th frame

which left an opening for Weber. Weber got the

first two strikes in the 10th frame that sealed the

win.

Pete Weber Wins Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open Title

PBA photo

Champion Pete Weber.


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“I couldn’t really complain

today because 90 percent of the

shots I made I felt real good

about,” said the 53-year-old

Weber. “You expect to have a

bad break somewhere but I did-

n’t really have one worth men-

tioning. When I didn’t strike I

had a nine-count most of thetime and when that’s the worst

you do you’re going to be in

good shape.”

In the semifinal match, Weber

defeated Duke, who won the

2014 Senior U.S. Open on his

way to earning PBA50 Player

and Rookie of the Year honors,

247-190, to advance to the title

match. Duke defeated Weber in

last year’s title match, 214-174,

to win the Senior U.S. Open.

As the No. 4 qualifier, Weber

opened the stepladder final by

defeating six-time PBA Tour

winner and No. 3 qualifier

Chris Warren of Grants Pass,

Ore., 224-202, to advance to the

semifinal match against Duke.

“I just used the same philoso-

phy for the finals I used for the

whole tournament,” said Weber,

who did not have an open frame

in his three matches. “Just stay

patient and make the spares.”

For Weber it was his firstPBA50 Tour title of the season

and fourth of his career. He now

has won both PBA50 Tour

majors having captured the

United States Bowling

Congress Senior Masters title in

2013.

Weber collected $12,000 for

the win and Eric Forkel had a

$7,000 payday.

Former major league all-star

pitcher and PBA50 Tour rookie

John Burkett of Southlake,

Texas, bowling in his first

PBA50 Tour major, finished

15th.

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SHAWNEE, Okla. – Breaking a

streak of seven years without a

PBA Tour title on U.S. soil,

Tommy Jones won this first title of

the season and 16th of his career

with a 225-211 victory over PBA

Hall of Famer Norm Duke in the

PBA Bear Open finals at the

Oklahoma’s Grand Casino Hotel

& Resort Event Center.

Jones, whose last U.S. title came

in the 2008 GEICO Open in West

Babylon, N.Y., won four straight

matches from the No. 4 qualifying

position in a challenging steplad-

der final that required all players

to execute spares, split conver-

sions as well as throwing strikes.

The second of five telecasts which

are part of Oklahoma’s Grand

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Both Jones and Duke struggled to

start the title match with Duke

failing to convert the 1-2-4 in the

first frame and Jones failing to

convert the 2-7 split in his third

frame. It was in the 2-7 split that

made Jones decide to make a

move to a new ball and his angle

to the pocket, reeling off four con-

secutive strikes. That string, along

with a double in the ninth and 10th

frames, was enough to hold off

Duke who was trying for his sec-

ond title of the season and the 39th

of his career.

“I watched what Norm was doing

and what Bill (O’Neill) was doing

in the previous match, so I decid-

ed it was time for me to change to

a different ball, get my balance

and footing adjusted, and throw it

a little softer,” said Jones. “I actu-

ally enjoy grinding it out like this.

You’re not just throwing strikes.

You have to be on your game to

make spares and splits plus get a

few breaks along the way.”

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Monday Adult Junior: Youth - Joe Day 124,

Mason Terntino 106, Jarod Morin 95, Tyler

Braun 93, Haley Testa 133 and Kayla Struble

68 Adults - Scott Struble 299-726, Michael

Terantino 234, Jim Testa 225, Jeff

Mornin 216 and Timothy Braun 212.

Get Your Game On: Scott Begratt 232,

Geno McCroy 219, Robert Scott 205, Jeff

Rozner 205, Jaclyn Penella 212, SamanthaBarker 174 and Lolon Jaggers 165.

PBA Experiences (bowls on different lanes

conditions): Tim Panek 240-679, Fran Luzzi

238-591, Brian Scott 236 and PJ Adams 601.

Fox Hills Seniors Summer: Dave Sullivan

211-Daryl Frank 195, Dennis Foley 189,

Lorraine Dacko 157, Pearl Traub Johnson 151,

Johanna Hofgesang 147, and Barbara

Zovelekis 408.

Wednesday Early Birds: Michael Hibo 258,

Bob Casey 255, Tony Greene 243 Jim Testa

236, Donna Sodano 237-640, Kara Cook 202,

Joan Rauh 191-489, and Roseanne Cinotti 174.

Summer Doubles: Steven Haneveld 289-

791, Gary Malone 288, Daniel Mergenthaler

279-792, PJ Adams 744, Liesl Apgar 279-671,

Dori Tinogi 228-587 and Maryann Abasto 199-

556.

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ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Glen Smith earned top honors in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League firing a high game of 300 and a high

series of 713.

Jeff Esko shot 237-220-225-683, Adam Swensen 246-225-673, Paul

Centineo 257-226-652, and John Lofaro, Sr. 267-207-647.

Gene Roberts Rolls 300

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Chris Leggio shot 258-248-740, Phil Accuria 240-269-740, Rob Butler

246-245-248-739, Mike Vitaliano 269-715, Allan Rabinowitz 246-265-

713, Bob Jacobson 266-712, Steve DeMaria 258-707, Eugene Cruz 256-

704, and John Prestigiacomo 249-240-703.


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Sunil Kochar 759FARMINGDALE, NY – Sunil

Kochar topped the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League firing

games of 267-255 for a high series

of 759.

Tony Caridi hit 247-247-225-

719, Anthony Ammirati 266, Tom

Kirchner 254-215-664, and Hari

Doedarmast 257-657.

Damon Brown 720FARMINGDALE, NY – Damon

Brown topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

firing games of 278-225 for a high

series of 720.

Joe DiGiacomo shot 289-230-

719, Jeremy Bush 268-245-709,

Mike Gelman 277-233-703,

Christian Schultz 257-677, and

Frank Miller 268.

Frank Berardino 702FARMINGDALE, NY – Frank

Berardino led the scoring in the

Tuesday Early Birds League firing


of 702.

Nathaniel Fuller rolled 247-237-702, Kerrick Jones 244-694,

Bobby Wilson 256-671, Curtis

Brown 238-225-670, and Sharon

Baker 226-210-228-664.

Michael Sodano 696 FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Sodano paced the scoring in the

Thursday 3-Man League rolling


of 696.

Jeff Fennell shot 207-234-226-

667, Omar Cerutti 235-214-639,

and Don Perillo 247.

Tom Prendegrast 689FARMINGDALE, NY – Tom

Prendegreast topped the scoring in

the Monday Night FourplayLeague blasting games of 257-225

for a high series of 689.

Danny Schrafel shot 269-688,

Eddie Allen 236-226-224-686,

Danny Riccobono 236-652, and

Matt Farley 233-652.

Gerald Hoeler shot 227, Frank

Berardino 203, and Frank

Napolitano and Laverne Garrett

170 in the Monday AM Seniors

League.

Nick Butera 685FARMINGDALE, NY – Nick

Butera shot 244-237-685, Rainer

Latteier 255-218-664, George

Mazzocchi 258, and John

Mazzocchi 245 in the Sunday

Early Mixed League.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Daniel Gangale hit 256,

Ralph Lindgren 234-200, Michael

Brunn 194, and Tina Gangale 186.

Christopher Kelch 668FARMINGDALE, NY – Christopher

Kelch led the scoring in the Monday

High School Practice League blast-

ing games of 229-213-226 for a

high series of 668.

Nicholas Mencarelli rolled 202-

223-241-666, Salvatore

Yannacone 219-215-223-657, and

Danielle Probst 240.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior

League Matthew Lindgren hit

201, Travis Gangale 192, Nicholas

Fina 172, and LeaAnn Gravino

171.

Joe Livolsi rolled 210, Bill

Platania 185, John Shedel 178,

and Fai Livolsi 176 in the FridaySunshine Kids League.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Frank Berardino hit 179,

Gerard Hoeler 173, and Theresa

Vitale 171.

Arthur O’Connor 667 FARMINGDALE, NY – Arthur

O’Connor led the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League rolling

a 243 game for a high series of

667.

Kenny Simon rolled 278-654,

Richie Brennan 277-650, and Bill

Kremlicka 246-635.

Jake Diamond 665

FARMINGDALE, NY – JakeDiamond led the scoring in the

Saturday St. Martin Major League

rolling games of 246-236 for a

high series of 665.

Samantha Ng shot 247-221-643,

Eric Brennan 221, Diamond

Hunter 194, Emily Dean 193, and

Matthew Ferrara 190.

Bill Platania shot 226, Joe

Lovolsi 207, and Gerald Hoeler

194 in the Friday Sunshine Kids

League.

Michael Ellendorf 658FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Ellendorf paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League rolling

games of 229-214-215 for a high

series of 658.

Nick Fazzolare hit 288, Lloyd

Hasluck 239, and Eric Vazquez

224.

Dale Alberino 646 FARMINGDALE, NY – Dale

Alberino paced the scoring in the

Thursday Good Timers League

rolling a 246 game for a high

series of 646.

Bob Andrews hit 214-211-625,

Steve Butera 235-611, and Dean

Alberino 212.

Rich Dwyer 638FARMINGDALE, NY – Rich

Dwyer rolled 257-638, Stuart

Weiss 234, Gerri Rossi 210, and

Rafael Ongjoco 204 in the Henry

Schein League.

In the Thursday AM Ladies

League Gerri Rossi hit 210, and

Teresa Santos 172.

Sal Yannacone 621FARMINGDALE, NY – Sal

Yannacone rolled 234-204-621,

Alex Cruz and Danielle Probst

224, Christopher Kelch 213-212,

and Joe Napoli 213 in the Monday

High School Practice League.

Nicholas Fina hit 188, Joseph

Baruso 169, and LeaAnn Gravino

157 in the Sunday Adult/Junior

League.

In the Friday Sunshine Kids

League Joe Livolsi rolled 198,

Paul Kester 197, Ismael Escamilla

171, and Bill Platania 170.

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Alby Pezzella 788ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Alby Pezzella topped the scoring

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League firing games of 255-265-

268 for a high series of 788.

John Maglio shot 279-258-753,

Nadine Williams-Clory 247-237-

243-727, and Bill Viccora 248-

258-217-723.

Mike Fisch 772ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mike Fisch topped the scoring in

the Wednesday Early Men’s

League blasting games of 257-

280-235 for a high series of 772.

Al Grossman rolled 279-248-

228-755, Jeremy Stevens 257-

238-710, and Barry Clare 257.

Allen Johnson 751ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Allen Johnson led the scoring in

the Wednesday Night Mixed

League firing games of 247-235-


George Stephens, Sr. rolled 279-

246-220-745, John Laurita 259-245-711, and John Maglio 259-

686.

Lori Flacks shot 213, Adrienne

Lupo 200, and Sondra Crummell

191 in the Tuesday Koffee Kats

League.

Ed Small 748ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Ed

Small topped the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed League firing


series of 748.

Charlie Torres rolled 279-245-

730, Frank Krulish 266-234-701,

Anthony Cimino 283-234-677,

Steve Parkes 256-218-673, andAnthony Scigliano 254-236-673.

Pat Zenker 745ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Pat

Zenker topped the scoring in the

Friday Night Mixed League firing


series of 745.

Tony Depperman rolled 226-224-

256-706, Brian Battino 202-226-

267-695, Tim O’Brien 250-234-685,

Steven Novak 232-246-211-689, and

Frank Tsang 276-212-650. Keith Massimillo 745ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Keith Massimillo topped the scoring

in the Tuesday Oceanside Knights of

Columbus League firing games of


Tony Singh shot 225-248-235-708,

Ed Graeff 259, Bill Maxwell 254-

236-664, and Steve Papier 246-643.

In the Thursday El Cheapo Steve

Frey rolled 227, Matt Rizzo 226, and

John LaBau 217.

Peter Conway 729ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Peter

Conway led the Sunday Night

Mixed League rolling games of 257-257 for a high series of 729.

Lou Barbera hit 244, Ray Wolff

234-224-753, Rich Rothmansky

234-644, and Bobby Sheppard 224-

208-209-643.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Debra Mirando hit 209,

Jeannie Polacco 204, Danielle Davis

198, and Linda Ellison 190

Steve Patitucci 688ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steve Patitucci led the scoring in the

Thursday El Cheapo rolling 221-


Jay Bellar shot 257-636, Jackie

LaBau 220, Steve Frey 212-210, andLyle Chernoff 211.

Robert Wright 728ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Wright led the scoring in

the Saturday Scholarship League

rolling games of 236-268-224 for

a high series of 728.

Anthony Cassonetto shot 243,

Maria Lucente 224, Anthony

Capellupo 215-204, and

Christopher Andre and Mekhi

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John Hanlon led the scoring in the

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James Borzoni hit 275-235-701,

Matt Carey 258-225-682, Tom

Calderone 258-228-679, and Jim

Carey 278.

Jerival George 726 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jerival George led the Thursday

Senior Birds rolling games of 268-


Gerald Fields rolled 268-218-694, Charles Johnson 234-225-

664, Ed Frontera 254-209-654,

and Aubrey Pereira and Stanley

Rosadio 237.

In the Tuesday Rockville Ladies

League Vicky Lockwood shot

237, Stacy Salomides 227-204,

and Kathy Andrews 221.

Steve Klein 673ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steve Klein led the scoring in the

Saturday Temple Avodah League

rolling a 246 game for a high

series of 673.

Andy Eisner rolled 258-256-651,

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Jeff Scire 801STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeff

Scire topped the scoring in the

Scratch Draft Classic League

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John Drabczyk rolled 269-279-

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Dave Kosinski 267-748, Rami

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Seto Jew rolled 278-247-234-

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Felline 235-258-236-729, and Jeo

Albanese 247-257-696.

Rob Butler, Jr. 774STATEN ISLAND, NY – Rob

Butler, Jr. topped the Michael

Carbonaro Mixed blasting a 279

game for a high series of 774.

Fernan Handog rolled 257-728,

John Lyons 268-725, Joe Astorina

252-720, Jay Todaro 247-696.

Steve DeMaria 742STATEN ISLAND, NY - Steve

DeMaria led the scoring in theFixADent Auto Body firing 269-


Bob Suhr hit 268-741, Joe Gentile,

Jr. 248-255-716, Red Baranello

267-714, Joe Bracco 297-723, and

Mike Mezzacappa 256-701.

In another session Ron Gaudio

shot 255-258-752, Eric Samuelson

277-728, Phil DeCesairo 299-704,

and Rob Marcello 671.

Eric Cruz 741STATEN ISLAND, NY – Eric

Cruz led the FixADent Auto Body

League firing 245-268-741, Tom

Barnes 279-245-727, Nick Conti

279-693, and Ryan Friend 258-

242-690.

In another session Nick DiSalvo

rolled 2572-45-245-747, Jeff

Martin 246-721, Rob Marcello

258-260-721, and Steve DeMaria

277-714.

Greg Wilson 736 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Greg

Wilson topped the scoring in the

Rab Wilkinson Memorial blasting

a high 297- 736.

Steven Verardi shot 245-258-735,

Jim Clinton 252-244-732, Sean

McAuliffe 258-246-729, and Tom

Wilkinson 242-245-722.

Tom Hollywood 715STATEN ISLAND, NY - Tom

Hollywood led the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League firing games

of 243-267-205 for a high series of

715.

John Gablau rolled 225-290-694,

Joe Sessa 201-226-257-679, Ron

Gaudio 280, and Ray Keller 230-

213-202-645.

Bob Lampariello 662STATEN ISLAND, NY – BobLampariello led the scoring in the

Golden Oldies League rolling


series of 662.

Howard Weiss rolled 220, Phil

Pistilli 217, Richard Muszel 203,

and Joanie Bentsen and Connie

McNally 202.

Wendy Scarsella 698STATEN ISLAND, NY – Wendy

Scarsella topped the scoring in the

Gennaros Ladies Classic League



Karalyn Buono rolled 228-223-

221-672, Lillian Rivera 249-218-

661, Nazareth Laursen 220, Lisa

Christiano 225-217-607, Sue

Dalton 212, and Brittany Berto

and Dotty Belantoni 211.

Michelle Spaan 247 STATEN ISLAND, NY – In the

Tuesday Early Birds League

Michelle Spaan rolled 247, Joanne

Soto 215, and Vicki LoVerde 214.

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Patrick Plate 807 HOPELAWN, NJ – Patrick Plate

topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League



Anthony Martino rolled 245-249-

234-728, Rocco Fortunato 243-

248-234-725, John Kertesz 246-

279-719, Joe Herber 256-236-

226-718, Walt Kronert 234-266-

215-715, and Ray Tomei 237-247-225-709.

In the Tuesday Night Mixed

League Katina Garcia hit 203,

Carole Morgan 186, and

Stephanie Hoff 179.

Joe Gonzalez 752HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Gonzalez

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Men’s League firing games of

267-257-228 for a high 752 series.

Steven Baum, Jr. rolled 215-245-

278-738, Glenn Mohr 256-267-

213-736, Nick Cristosi 246-629-

705, Pablo Ramirez 215-235-253-

703, Sean Zeleniak 222-227-246-

695, and Dominique Smalls 202-

248-236-686.In the Thursday Mixed Nuts

League John Syslo hit 237-617,

Rolando Vazquez 265-617,

Patrick McCarthy 236, and Don E.

Hellhake 212.

Brian Vicidomini 695HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian

Vicidomini led the scoring in the

Atlantic City Trios League firing


series of 695.

Joe Defini hit 224-235-206-665,

Mike Rodriguez 235-246-645,

Andrew Bock 204-238-202-644,

and Paul Harney 246-205-642.

Vinny R. Medvetz 684

HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R.Medvetz led the scoring in the

Thursday Nite Mixed League fir-


high series of 684.

Rollin E. Ball hit 213-222-217-

652, Mike Piomelli 228-232-641,

and Scott Akalewicz 246.

Doro Sperantzas 671HOPELAWN, NJ – Doro

Sperantzas led the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League



Dorien Soto shot 243-212-214-

669, Lenny Novak 228-203-221-

652, Rich Hardish 236-237-649,

and Warren Taureck 224-229-634.In the Wednesday Early Birds

League Carolyn Esposito hit 188,

Char Martino 171, and Sue Ragas

181,

Joe Herber 670HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Herber led

the La Buona Pizza League blast-

ing 259-216 for a high 670.

Frank Viverito hit 213-247-653,

Nicole Baginsky 214-2 34-64 1,

Bob Stevens 215-210-210-635,

and Rick Governale 202-246-632.

Bill Smith 669HOPELAWN, NJ – Bill Smith led

the scoring in the His & Hers

League rolling games of 222-259for a high series of 669.

William Figueroa shot 238-242-

650, Sal Angotti 222-200-223-

645, and Carmine Latin 256.

John Strauss 634HOPELAWN, NJ – John Strauss

led the Merck League rolling

games of 247-228 for a high 634.

Pete Zafian hit 204-247-607,

Otto Rein 230, and Tu Trinh 212.

David Morgante 668HOPELAWN, NJ – David

Morgante led the Family League

rolling 242-234 for a high 668.

Kevin Kopko hit 236-216-629,

Matthew Dandrea 203-221, and

Steven Osiadacz 213-223.

Steven Osiadacz 665HOPELAWN, NJ – Steven

Osaidacz led the Family League

rolling 212-245-208 for a 665 set.

Matthew Dandrea shot 219-254-662, Daniel Pawelek 219-237-

643, Rocco Fortunato 225, Chanel

Wesson 223, and Autumn

Fortunato 219.

Basha Miller 618HOPELAWN, NJ – Basha Miller

paced the NJ Turnpike League

rolling 228-202 for a 618.

Frank Jordan hit 257-611, John

Moffit 216-202,David Siegler 205.

Tommy Martino 664HOPELAWN, NJ – Tommy

Martino paced the scoring in the

Madison Park Men’s League fir-


high series of 664.

Andrew Tripka hit 231-223-208-

662, Joe Herber 211-232-216-659,

Kris Brus 2072-47-203-657, and

Willie Zammitto 227-233-645.

Lou Gaudio, Jr. 661

HOPELAWN, NJ – Lou Gaudio,Jr. led the scoring in the Goldstein

& Hanel Doubles League firing


series of 661.

Evan Simon shot 243-202-639,

Joey Gramiak 234-206-622, and

Bobby Rohe 223.

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