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STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jeremy

Apostol blasted a 300 game in the

Wednesday Summer Mixed

League at Rab’s Country Lanes.

Todd DeRosa shot 279-717, John

Heitmann 269-682, Bryan

Euderlrian Sixon 246-669, and

Bob Jacobson 247-672.

LODI, NJ – Mike Semancik earned

game and series honors competing

in the in the Monday Trios League

at Lodi Lanes blasting the session

high game of 300 and a high series

of 780.

Paul Stuart shot 754, Jimmy

Medina 751, Chris Knappenbergen

and Bob Goodwin 734, Eric

Vanleuvan 290, and Ralph

Artemiso, Hugh Garrity and Nick

Kochell 279.

Jeremy Apostol Hit 300

At Rab’s Country Lanes

Two-time defending Mark

Roth/Marshall Holman PBA

Doubles champions Norm Duke

and Wes Malott will begin defense

of their 2011 and 2015 titles dur-

ing the South Point Bowling Plaza

PBA Fall Classic which will take

place Oct. 19-26 in Las Vegas.

Preliminary rounds of the

Roth/Holman doubles event will

kick off the Fall Classic, starting

with an eight-game qualifying

round on Monday, Oct. 19, fol-

lowed by two six-game match

play rounds for the top 12 teams

on Tuesday, Oct. 20. The top five

teams after a combined 40 individ-

ual games will advance to the

ESPN stepladder finals which will

be held on Saturday, Dec. 19, at

the National Bowling Stadium in

Reno as part of the GEICO PBA

World Series of Bowling VII. The

finals will air Sunday, Jan. 17, at 1

p.m. ET and will be counted as a

2016 title for each member of the

winning team.

John Janawicz took PABCON Gold

NORM DUKE, WES MALOTT TO DEFEND ROTH/HOLMAN

DOUBLES TITLE IN PBA FALL CLASSIC

Mark Slade, James Nolan, Mike Fisch

Hit 300 at Rockville Centre LanesROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mark Slade, James Nolan, and

Mike Fisch each blasted a 300

game in the Monday King Trios

League at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Mark shot 300-245-749, Mike

300-236-738, and James 300-213-

704.

Alby Pezzella rolled 256-237-

279-772, Dave Goldman 290-249-

743, John Balbi 266-263-721,

William May 224-246-248-718,

John Khantzian 235-232-249-716,

and Mark DeLuca 237-255-223-

715.

Mike Semancik 300 at Lodi LanesBy Lucas Wiseman - USBC

ARLINGTON, Texas - Fueled by

three big games, Team USA's

John Janawicz of Winter Haven,Florida, captured the gold medal

in singles in the opening event of

the 2015 Pan American Bowling

Confederation Men's

Championships.

Janawicz had a six-game total

of 1,319 (219.83 average) to take

the gold medal at AMF Bolera

Paradise Lanes in San Juan,

Puerto Rico.

After opening the event with a

181 game, Janawicz caught fire

and put up games of 258, 248 and

266 before finishing the event with 160 and 206 on

the 33-foot Sydney pattern.

"I tried playing a little farther to the right the first

game, and I think I got caught in the middle of what ball to use," said Janawicz, a seven-time Team USA

member. "Then I made a ball switch, moved in and

tried to open the lane up. All the sudden I found

something and I had it for three games. I just kind of

grinded it out from there and fortunately it was

enough to hold up for the win."

It was the third time Janawicz has won the singles

gold at the PABCON Men's Championships, also tak-

ing the title in 2007 and 2012. His gold-medal total

this year was the lowest winning score since 1993

when Anthony Chapman won for the United States

with 1,306 in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Team USA's Chris Barnes, who bowled alongside

Janawicz in singles, took the sil-

ver medal with 1,316, while

Venezuela's Reydnier Chavez

took the bronze with 1,296.Puerto Rico took the gold

medal, while Team USA earned

the silver and bronze medals in

the PABCON doubles event.

Cristian Azcona and Israel

Hernandez gave host Puerto Rico

the gold medal with a six-game

total of 2,739 (228.3 average) on

the 39-foot Seoul pattern.

Hernandez led the duo with a

1,404 total, while Azcona fired

1,335. The pair were propelled to

the title by a huge fifth game,

shooting a combined 537 to secure a big lead on the

field.

The victory gave Puerto Rico its first doubles title

in the event since 1993 when Jim Porter and JaimeAlmendro won with 2,486 in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Team USA's Bill O'Neill of Langhorne,

Pennsylvania, and Tommy Jones of Simpsonville,

South Carolina, made a late charge at the gold but

came up short, earning the silver with 2,711.

Jones had the highest individual total of the day

with 1,424, while O'Neill added 1,287. The U.S. pair

finished with a 455 game but fell 28 pins short of the

top spot on the podium.

Marshall Kent of Yakima, Washington, and Sean

Rash of Montgomery, Illinois, combined to earn the

bronze medal for Team USA with 2,665. Rash shot

1,379, while Kent had 1,286.

USBC photo

John Janawicz

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Tony Balletta 300 at Majestic Lanes

Rene Ruiz Blasted a 300

At Parkway Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony Balletta

blasted a 300 game along with a

242 for a 721 series in the

Premiere Pro Shop McClassic

League at Majestic Lanes.

Brian Dudek shot 216-230-278-

724, Frank Mazzella 246-211-

260-717, Brian Adamson 235-

264-206-705, Andy Polidura 265-

245-703, and Danny Lopez 224-

247-226-697.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Rene

Ruiz found perfection in a 300

game while rolling in the

Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling

League at Parkway Lanes and fin-

ished the that session with a 656

series.

Rob Roman rolled 276-717,

Adam DeFrancesco 264-702,

Victor Padilla 249-699, Kevin

DeFrancesco 246-688, and Mike

DeFrancesco 237-675 rounds out

the list of high scorers for the

night.


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Robert Malloy 278CORAM, NY – Rober Malloy

topped the scoring in the Friday

Night Mixed League firing a high

game of 278.Dave Sherwin rolled 256, Alvin

James 254, Carl Rissland 235,

Russell Stamm 226, Jill Sanfilippo

222, and Margaret Finne 206.

Joe Romanski 232CORAM, NY – Joe Romanski

rolled 232, Pete Colarossi 222,

Tony Silveri 217, and Tisha Luti

216 in the Friday PM Seniors

League.

Marvin Hidalgo-Mora 278 at Howell Lanes

By John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - high game in the Summer Fun League went to Marvin

Hidalgo-Mora with a 278 and high series to Mark Gollinge with a 702.

Chris Gollinge had men’s most pins over average at 102 throwing a 567

series. Women’s high game was fired by Shannon Hankel with a 245 (67

POA) along with Arvette Simpson 211 also 67 POA. High women’s

series was Janine Smith with a 618 including a 224 game. Matt Russo

has high men’s average at 227 and Kendall Patterson high women’s

average at 183.In session of the Monday Madness League Marvin Hidalgo-Mora

rolled high series 721 including two 258 games. Joe Maniscaico blasted

high game of the Night a 259, and Anthony Ruffino and Joe Inserra

(258-257) tied for 2nd high series at 693. Lauren Lella bowled a won-

derful 687 including all three high women’s games 238-225- 224.

Marisa Inserra had 214, Amanda Isaksen 212, and Nicole Damiano a

210.

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Anthony Ruffino Tops at Howell LanesBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - In the Monday Madness League, Anthony

“Powerhouse” Ruffino threw high series 681 and 2nd high game 256

and Joe Inserra tossed the high game 257. Lauren Lella repeated with

women’s high game 226 and yielded women’s high series to Shannon

Hankel 579 to Lella’s 578. Amanda Isaksen scored a 205- 573 night.

Ronnie Fandino 785FLUSHING, NY – Ronnie

Fandino topped the scoring in the

Friday Hi-Rollers League blasting

games of 268-278-239 for a high

series of 785.

Danielle Merino shot 238-235-

266-739, Marlon Enriquez 233-

226-235-694, Hector Camacho

254-217-667, Tim Lau 209-233-

225-667, and Marc Olvina 209-223-234-666.

Chris Fesler 768FLUSHING, NY – Chris Fesleri

led the scoring in the Ted Guy

Classic League firing games of

258-278-232 for a high series of

768.

Desmond Carti shot 268-235-

247-750, Robert Casselli 233-287-

721, Joe Kurdziel, Jr. 236-242-

236-714, and Will Atkinson 279-

222-689.

Marlon Enriquez 703FLUSHING, NY – Marlon

Enriquez led the scoring in the

Ball and Chain League rollinggames of 246-224-233 for a high

series of 703.

Tony Tranchina hit 276-245-687,

Robyn Buschini 245-265-680,

Nick Rotondo 246-22-659, and

Brian Walters 235-216-650.

Lynn Coleman Shines in NJ State

Senior Queens Tournament The results of the New Jersey State Queens Tournament are in, and

Lynne Coleman, Green Pond, has put Morris County on the map! Lynne

rolled a 716 for her first three games and 1143 for her five-game total to

win the Senior Queens Division. Her husband, Bill, said, “The Senior

Division was based on the first five games of the tournament and a sub-

set of the entire Queens tournament. She finished 17th overall after a

551 series in her 6th through 8th games (after the cut) but was compet-ing against women 30-40 years younger.” She was also competing

against the best women bowlers in the entire state. What amazed Bill

was that her 5 games were on 5 different pairs of lanes.

Other Morris County stars were: Nichole Opsasnick, 3rd overall, Liesl

Apgar, 9th, and Ellen Moore, 14th.

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Craig Koppell 299-739FARMINGDALE, NY – Craig

Koppell led the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League firing

games of 299-259 for a high 739.

Richard Bambara 256-256-702,

Lloyd Hasluck 221-247-232-700,

Bob Delisi 225-210-255-690, and

Frank Esposito 247-245-684.

Don Perillo 721FARMINGDALE, NY – Don

Perillo led the scoring in the

Wednesday Adult/Junior League

rolling games of 278-247 for a

high series of 721.

Jeff Gallo shot 242, TJ Lucente

234, Edward Mencarelli and

Christina Perillo 224.

Adam Chase 704FARMINGDALE, NY – Adam

Chase led the scoring in the

Thursday Pro Shot Challenge

League firing games of 217-230-

257 for a high series of 704.

Chris Liotta hit 229, Joseph

Costanzo 223, and Daniel Levin

216.

Steven Santoriello 669FARMINGDALE, NY – Steven

Santoriello paced the scoring in

the Summer MNFP League firing


series of 669.

Ken Werner shot 255-213-663,

Ronnie Simon 247, Danny Shrafel

239, and David Freese 214.

Carmelo Randazzo 664FARMINGDALE, NY – Carmelo

Randazzo led the scoring in the

Bowlympics Duo’s League rolling

games of 246-223 for a high series

of 664.

Won Han shot 236-212-642, Ben

Finley 254, Phillip Jankowitz 235,

and Emily Dean 234.

In the Wednesday Adult/Junior

League Carmelo Randazzo shot

234, Brian Becktold and Stephen

Gardner, Jr. 203.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Ed Mencarelli hit 190,

Karen Bruno 187, and Gloria

Cohen 171.

Matthew Gierl 661FARMINGDALE, NY – Matthew

Gierl led the Wednesday Friends

rolling 256-224 for a high 661 set.

Tim Jackson shot 245, Orlando

Blackwell 224, Tom Renda 214,

and Rob Grieb 213.

Barnek Kral shot 169, Jerry

Hoeler 167-158, Virginia

Karpinski 161.

Brian Becktold 650FARMINGDALE, NY – Brian

Becktold led the scoring in the

Bolympics Duo’s League blasting


of 650.

Aahish Chohan and Maria

Lucente hit 244, Phillip Jankowitz

239, Nicholas Dechiaro 226, and

Darius Fuller 225.

In the Monday AM Seniors

League Joan Vorback shot 182, Ed

Mencarelli 173, Adrienne Laier

172, and Jerry Hoeler 163-162.

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Julie Utter 197-490, Rob

Ewaskiew 269, Jesus Cruz 265-

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Joan Rauh 205, Sue Marrero 203,

Gene Pukas 278-753, Heriberto

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Morris Hills Mixed: Manny

Barqueiro 222-509, Barry Webb

206-540, Andy Romo 197-509,

Dolores Webb 214-496, Beth

Williams 161-464, Joyce Brokling

154-417, Andy Romo 220-530,

Joyce Brokling 169-457, Sal

Antoniello 193-532, Violet Idyk

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Rockaway Foursome: William

Landrum 268-645, Joel Beahn

267-702, Len Fierro 247, Liesl

Apgar 226-636, Liza Gallo 216-

578, Joyce Hulbert 198-549,

Terrance Sanders 279-694, Aaron

Shruby 691, Bobo Willoughby236-646, Joyce Hulbert 223-583,

Liesl Apgar 228-658, Dennis

Kulik 255.

Monday Early Birds: Ed Hardy

190, Paul Seiler 190, Ray

Skovonsky 186, Judy Von Itter

177-464, Mel Garie 176-443,

Kelly DeRosa 126-358, Anne

Carraccioli 109-309, Glenn

Kruhm 161-463.

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Ambrus 202-485, Annette Rossi

200-500, Tammy Baldwin 182-

539, Beverly Koval 178-488,

Annette Rossi 157-450, RochelleDuda 169-451, Valeir Schreck

174-481, Susan Chillemi 221-590.

Nor Bu: Glen Boyd 221, Chris

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214, John Uffer 214, Stacy Titus

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Mark Slade 758ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mark Slade topped the scoring in

the Monday King Trios League

firing games of 290-243 for a high

series of 758.

Gary Brown rolled 259-247-241-

747, Glenn Smith 259-234-715,

Robert Hernandez 257-256-712,

John Smisek 268-236-718, and

Joe Conigliaro 268-236-715.

Richie McCarthy 748ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Richie McCarhty topped the scor-

ing in the Tuesday Nostalgia

Mixed League firing games of

259-233-256 for a high series of

748.

Henry Nalinowski rolled 258-

236-694, Ed Flint 254, Steven

Hock 245, and Frank Procella 238.

Steve Friedman 738ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steve Friedman topped the scor-

ing in the Tuesday Summer Adult-

Junior League blasting games of

278-246 for a high series of 738.

Carl Rissland hit 231-229-244-704, Peter Morreale 236, and

Derrick Michael 235.

In the Thursday El-Cheapo

Summer League Joe Mazza hit

236, Rich Snyder 230, Jim

Hambel 215, and John LaBau

205.

Dave Goldman 737 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Dave Goldman led the scoring in

the CustomThumbz Singles

League firing games of 255-247

for a high series of 737.

Alby Pezzella shot 247-237-702,

William Jackson 267-222-693,

Thomas Dottin 225-213-244-682,

Robert Aiello 228-242-220-690,and Vance Bailey 244-233-664.

Steven Friedman 726 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steven Friedman topped the scor-

ing in the Tuesday Summer Adult-

Junior League firing games of


Michael Barber rolled 216-236-

231-683, William Tyson 266-208-

650, Carl Rissland 236-216-643,

and Bill Grupe 225-216-638.

John Balbi 722ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Balbi led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed League firing


series of 722.

Frank Cimino shot 244-670, Ira

Silvars 244-225-655, Paul

Barbuzza 264-224-650, and Bill

Koste 225-216-647.

Pat Zenker 709ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – PatZenker paced the scoring in the

Monday Bar Wars League firing


series of 709.

James Zabatta rolled 247-647, Tim

Guerrero 234-212-641, Joe Mazza

222-206, and Jeff Cruz 213.

James Cianelli 709ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

James Cianelli led the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Mixed Summer

League firing a 278 game for a high

series of 709.

Ray Brooks rolled 245-221-224-

690, Rachel Grassna 257-220-658,

Sal Gambino 243-236-666, and JimCarey 258-657.

Matt Carey 702ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Matt Carey led the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Mixed Summer

League blasting games of 265-235


Don Railey shot 224-242-226-

692, Keith Benenati 246-227-685,

and Tony Depperman 238-235-676.

Jim Hambel 701ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Jim

Hambel led the scoring in the

Thursday El Cheapo League firing


of 701.

Lyle Chernoff hit 235-213, Steve

Patitucci 233, Heather Maxwell

219, and Jackie LaBau 207.

Terry McCarthy 669ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Terry McCarthy led the scoring in

the Tuesday Nostalgia Mixed

League rolling games of 270-200


Gregory Frank shot 223-216-639,

Jack Conneely 224-215-627, and

Don Minor 224-604.

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provide information first to the league members and second to our loyal customers. At thismeeting he disclosed confidential information with the attempt of gaining trust in thestatement that all of our leagues and parties are secure in the thought of using our facilityas their Bowling Center. We have been working hard over the past 8 years to provide ourcustomers the best and most comfortable bowling alley in Bergen County.

We mentioned in our meeting that we have been approached by several entities interestedin purchasing our business. We have been approached by more than a dozen viable entitieswith the interest of purchasing Parkway Lanes in the past three years, however in each casewe have chosen to hold on to it ourselves, in spite of economic challenges.

In all the possible scenarios, we will be f inancially secure for this season and manyseasons to come, as promised.

For those of you who have businesses or business experiences, you will know that aChapter 11 filing allows a business to operate but it also exposes the business to totaltransparency which means anyone who has an interest in buying our business must bedisclosed to the public. It does not mean, in fact a sale or transfer of ownership will takeplace.

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AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES Pat Zenker 750ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Pat Zenker topped the scoring in

the Monday King Trios firing


Glenn Smith rolled 266-239-234-739,

Mike Chookasezian 256-227-254-737,

Jeremy Slade 232-252-237-721,

Frank Cimino 735ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Frank Cimino led the Thursday

Mixed League rolling games of 276-269 for a high series of 735.

Marilyn Avondet hit 247-230-240-

690, Phil Schaffer 246-232-659,

and John Khantzian 241-211-659.

Joseph Jhingree 726 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY-

Joseph Jhingree led the Thursday

Mixed League rolling 242-227-


John Balbi hit 245-238-238-721,

Bill Koste 2462-36-673, Al

Fabiano 247-225-672, and Donald

Ceparano 2472-35-668.

Henry Malinowski 726 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Henry Malinowski topped theTuesday Nostalgia Mixed firing

246-223-257 for a high 726 set.

Gregory Frank hit 267-249-706,

Terry McCarthy 219-202-232-653.

John Moran 694ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Moran led the scoring in the

Thursday El-Cheapo League

rolling games of 278-210-206 for

a high series of 694.

Jim Hambel shot 257, Jackie LaBau

246, and Heather Maxwell 218.

James Zabatta 675ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

James Zabatta led the scoring in

the Monday Bar Wars firinggames of 247-230 for a 675.

Pat Zenker and Tim Guerrero

shot 225, and Eddie Ellis 189.


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Tom Hollywood, Jr. 744STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom

Hollywood, Jr. topped the scoring

in the Family Night Out League

blasting games of 244-244-256 for


Tom Clinton shot 257-669, and

Rob Taglianetti 246.

Jonathan Petrizzi 737 STATEN ISLAND, NY –

Jonathan Petrizzi led the scoringin the Youth Leaders Triples

League firing games of 280-257


Joseph Vann rolled 242-215-638,

and Daniel Tartaglion 214-202-

603.

William Bradshaw 730STATEN ISLAND, NY – William

Bradshaw led the scoring in the

Tuesday Knights League rolling

games of 248-255 for a high 730.

Chris Jakubowski rolled 243-

268-729, John Davide 243-680,

and Martin Manomat 241-676.

Jonathan Petrizzi 727 STATEN ISLAND, NY –

Jonathan Petrizzi led the scoring

in the Youth Leaders Triples

League firing games of 239-267-


Calista Invarone rolled 236,

Daniel Finan 190-182, and

Autumn Fortunato 189.

Patrick Brady 683STATEN ISLAND, NY – Patrick

Brady paced the scoring in the

Summer Doubles firing a 278 and


Rob Butler hit 678, Dan

O’Sullivan 672, Kendall Bonanno

225-212-629, and Joan Antonelli

230-622.

Chip Bonomo 682

STATEN ISLAND, NY – ChipBonomo paced the Senior Men’s

League rolling games of 211-213-


Ben Johnson rolled 213-279-673,

Al Felline 207-236-205-648, and

Stu Isaacs 233.

Carlos Nieves 682STATEN ISLAND, NY – Carlos

Nieves led the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League rolling


series of 682.

Chip Bonomo, Sal Adragna, and

Ben Johnson 213, and John Castro

211.

Daniel Costantino 678STATEN ISLAND, NY – Daniel

Costantino paced the scoring in

the Family Night Out League

rolling a 246 game for a high

series of 678.

Collyn Alonso hit 244, Thomas

Hollywood, Jr. 243, and Robert

Guash 241.

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Michael Ramer 729HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael Ramer

led the Garden State Mixed rolling

games of 203-268-258 for a 729.

Richard Bienvenue shot 211-225-

204-640, Doro Sperantzas 212-224-

622, and Bill Slattery 238.

Joe Maloney 724HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe Maloney

topped the scoring in the Thursday

Mixed Nuts League firing games of

279-265 for a high series of 724.John Syslo hit 255, Don E. Hellhake

226, and Don M. Hellhake 207.

David Morgante 711HOPELAWN, NJ – David Morgante

led the scoring in the Family League

rolling games of 259-220-232 for a

high series of 711.

Tommy Martino rolled 237-266-697,

Kevin Kopko 227, Brian Pawelek

197, and Susan Bobrowski 195.

Joe Parisi 680HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Parisi led

the scoring in the Friday Night

Classic League rolling games of

220-265 for the session high series

of 680.

Russell Kyzima hit 232-234-206-

672, Mike Hanlein 229-258-668,

Patty Hanlein 246, and Dorey

Badolato 223.

Rita Fedor led the Wednesday Early

Birds with a high game of 164.

John Baginsky 674HOPELAWN, NJ – John

Baginsky led the scoring in the La

Buona Pizza League rolling games

of 246-236 for a high series of

674.

Joe Britton shot 232-210-214-

656, Steve Basile 235-212-203-

650, and Nicole Banginsky 226-

201-202-629.

Dave Rezes 669HOPELAWN, NJ – Dave Rezes

led the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mixed rolling games of 236-218-


Don Anione hit 216-245-657,

Brian Petretta 264-632, Michael

Dellamanna 234, and Frank

Capparelli, Jr. 248.

In the Friends & Family League

Ben Martino shot 204-209-204-

617, Mike Conte 193-194, and

Andre Strazza 196.

Tommy Martino 656 HOPELAWN, NJ – Tommy

Martino led the scoring in the

Family .League rolling games of


Daniel Pawelek shot 225, David

Morgante 205-212, and Kevin

Kopko and Andrew Bobrowski

216.

Chuck Mantione 652HOPELAWN, NJ – Chuck

Mantione led the scoring in the

Federal Business Centers League

rolling games of 254-223 for a

high series of 652.

Eric LaCroix hit 181, Mary

Person 184, and Brian Russo 194.

Michael Ramer 647 HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Ramer paced the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed Leaguerolling games of 232-212-202 for


Pedro Torres hit 264-645,

Richard Bienvenue and Charles

Teator, Jr. 234, and Bill Slattery

226.

Stephanie Hoff rolled 225-602,

and Katina Garcia 173 in the

Tuesday Night Doubles League.

Eric Oppenheimer 703HOPELAWN, NJ – Eric

Oppenheimer led the scoring in

the Raritan Bay Men’s League

rolling games of 246-216-241


Bill Venezia 647 HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Venezia

paced the scor ing in the

Wednesday Night Trio League

rolling games of 226-206-215

for a high series of 647.Mike Kelly hit 205-246-640,

Carlos Toro 218-225-639, Ralph

Doerfler 224-212-631, and

Russell Bennett 224-212-629.

In the Merck League Eric Hatli

shot 209-221-622, Tu Trinh

214-204-612, Rob Sarate and

John Strauss 221, and Jimmy

Griffin 214.

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