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LAKEWOOD, NJ Tyler Wolfe

earned top honors in the Saturday

Scratch League at Ocean Lanes

blasting a 300 game then adding

games of 235 and 268 to finish

with the high series of 803.

Justin Thockmoron rolled 268,

Amanda Nardiello 258, Kenn

Ryan 248, Andrew Lazarchu

247, Nic Chihrichello 246, Amb

MacLeod 240-215, Karsy

Lukosius 225, Katie Hagan 22

and Kaith Lash 213.

By Bill Vint - PBA

LAS VEGAS Ryan Ciminelli of

Cheektowaga, N.Y., converted dis-

appointment into determination,

winning the Professional Bowlers

Association Chameleon

Championship for his second PBA

Tour title with an inspired 258-203

victory over Englands Dom Barrett.

The third of seven telecasts from

PBA World Series of Bowling V at

the South Point Hotel and Casino

complex aired on ESPN. It again

featured the use of blue oil to help

fans see the otherwise invisible lane

conditioning pattern. The Chameleon pattern was

applied to 43 feet compared to a 35-foot applicationfor the Cheetah Championship and 39 feet for the

Viper pattern in previous weeks.

Ciminelli, bowling in the wake of a bitter loss to

Chris Barnes in the Viper Championship title match,

when he left a 7-10 split in the final

frame, started his battle against

Barrett with three strikes and never

trailed. When Barrett closed to with-

in two pins after five frames,

Ciminelli threw another string of

five strikes to race away with his

first title since winning the 2011 Earl

Anthony Memorial.

It was tough to put (the Viper)

behind me, but I decided to use it as

inspiration instead of letting it get to

me, the 27-year-old left-hander

said. I felt really good. I broke the

lane down the way I wanted to and

created some room for myself.

I knew the (right) side really wasnt that good, hecontinued. I knew if I stayed within myself, 220,

230 would probably win.

See PBApage 2

Ryan Ciminelli Wins PBA Chameleon Championship

FARMINGDALE, NY Brian

Beale earned top honors in the

Tuesday Early Birds League at

Rockville Centre Lanes firing

games of 235 and 279 around a300 for the high series of 824.

Amefika Greaves rolled 299-770,

Nathaniel Fuller 290-711, Kerrick

Jones 279-721, Carmelo Pluchin

278-712, Anthony Coleman 26

236-706, Bob Ciaccio and Berar

Pannullo 266, Robert Spann 26

235-704, and Garfield Campbe260-224, Charlie Turner 259-23

704, and Mike Bagnato 247-22

253-725.

Matt Vanderhoof 279-800 at Montvale

Brian Beale 300-824 at Farmingdale

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Carole

DeGroot found perfection in a 300

game while rolling in the

Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling

League, at Parkway Lanes and fin-

ished with scores of 205-300-235

for a strong 740 series to lead an

active night of high scorers.

Mike DeFrancesco rolled a nice

set with 268-736, followed by E

Reder with a near perfect 279

his 714, Joe Donnarumma 25

696, Paul Stuart 246-695, Jame

Rivera 236-688, Jim Viola 27

683, Thuan Nguyen 257-683, Ro

Roman 279-682, Peter Hona

237-675, and Rich Miller Sr. 22

671.

Carole DeGroot blasts a 300 at Parkway

MONTVALE, NJ - Matt

Vanderhoof blasted scores of 242-

279-279 for an 800 series to lead

all scoring in the Thursday Early

Bird League at Montvale Lanes.

Other great shooting for the night

included Ed Kilianski 257-715,

Steve Scorzetti 266-714, Mik

Folchi 238-709, Mike Almodov

244-708, Rick Hunt 267-70

Dave Spano 259-697, Joh

Iaccarino 248-697, Tom Fojtl

267-695, and Ed McAuliffe 24

691.

LODI, NJ - Darshan Shah 300-

823 in the Friday G&L at Lodi

Lanes, Bob Catena 299, PJ Garcia

289, Ron DeLuca 289-792, Donn

Gusciora 256, and Ms. Roc

Thomas 255.

Darshan Shah 300-823 at Lodi Lane

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ARLINGTON, Texas - Steve

Cook of Granite Bay, Calif., and

Doug Kent of Newark, N.Y., have

been elected to the United StatesBowling Congress Hall of Fame in

the Superior Performance category.

The two were among six bowlers

on the men's national ballot this

year, and though they fell short of

the required 70 percent of the votes

cast by a USBC panel of veteran

bowling writers, hall of famers and

board members needed for elec-

tion, they were given the nod by the

USBC Hall of Fame Committee.

Cook and Kent will join three

other inductees, who were elected

in November by the USBC Hall of

Fame Committee. John Gaines of

Orlando, Fla., and Dale Traber of

Cedarburg, Wis., were elected in

the Outstanding USBC

Performance category, and the late

Woody Woodruff of Long Island,

N.Y., a longtime executive at

AMF, was elected posthumously

for Meritorious Service.

See USBC Hallpage 2

Steve Cook, Doug Kent Elected to USBC Hall of FameBy Matt Cannizzaro - USBC

Tyler Wolfe 300-803 at OceanPBA photoDoug KentPBA photo

Steve Cook


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The second title feels better (than the first), Ciminelli added. It

been too long. You know you can win after the first one, but you wa

three years and you begin to ask yourself if youre a one-hit wonder. Snow thats off my shoulders.

Barrett, who was the top qualifier for the Chameleon stepladder final

was a bit confused at the start of the match.

I didnt feel like I made many bad shots, but my ball reaction didn

look very good, Barrett said. One time it would hook, the next time

would go straight. Its not the kind of scenario you want going into a tit

match against someone who was throwing the ball as well as Ryan was

Barrett insisted the blue oil had no bearing on anything, echoin

Ciminellis sentiments.

I think when you get to a certain level, your ball is your guide, h

said of the colored oil. Youve grown up reading ball reaction. That

how we make our decisions. Thats how we win tournaments, so an

visual aid out there might be great for TV or young bowlers, but whe

you get to this level, it doesnt matter. Were going to use informatio

available to us like pattern length, the type of oil, the lane surface. All o

those things make a huge difference, but visually, were going to rea

ball motions. We know what we do.

If you paid too much attention to (the blue oil), youd be ignoring th

facts of what youve been doing all week. Ball motion is far more impo

tant.

Ciminelli, the No. 3 qualifier coming into the Chameleon finals, ra

away from Tom Smallwood of Saginaw, Mich., in the first match, 25

197, and was equally impressive in eliminating Brian Kretzer of Dayto

Ohio, 235-179, in the semifinal match.

The Chameleon telecast also included the third of four special PB

League Challenge segments in which the eight PBA League franchi

players are demonstrating their skills in unique competitions. In th

Obstacle Bowling round, players tried to knock down as many pins a

they could by throwing three shots through or around an obstacle cours

of rubber pins positioned at intervals down the lane.

BROOKLYN STyLES franchise player Sean Rash won the compet

tion in a one-ball roll-off against Pittsburgh Jack Rabbits franchise pla

er Osku Palermaa after they tied at 28 out of a possible total of 30.The obstacle course was fun, Rash said. Im pretty good at throw

ing it hard and straight off the corner, and hooking it as much as poss

ble. You were just trying to hit a target, draw a line and throw it har

and I was able to come out on top in that one.

Visually (obstacle bowling) isnt much different than what we do

added Chris Barnes, who represented the Silver Lake Atom Splitters an

tied for second with a 27. There is always (an invisible) sand trap or

tree that you have to avoid, but physically you cant see them represen

ed like (the rubber pins).

Cook, 56, was a dominant southpaw on the Professional Bowlers

Association Tour during the 1980s, collecting 15 PBA titles from 1979-

1992. His success included three major victories - the PBA Tournamentof Champions (1981), PBA Touring Players Championship (1983) and

Bowling Proprietors' Association of America U.S. Open (1986).

His efforts earned him election into the PBA Hall of Fame in 1993 and

the 25th spot on the PBA's 2008 list of the 50 Greatest Players in PBA

History. Cook finished ninth at the 1981 USBC Masters and was a first-

team USBC All-American in 1986 and second-team selection in 1981

and '83.

Kent had a career year on the PBA Tour during the 2006-07 season. He

earned his second USBC Masters title and took home the PBA Player of

the Year award.

The 46-year-old right-hander owns 10 PBA titles, including four

majors - the USBC Masters (1991 and 2006) and PBA World

Championship (2002 and 2007). His success helped him to the No. 43

spot among the 50 Greatest Players in PBA History and into the PBA

Hall of Fame in 2013.

A first-team USBC All-American in 2002 and 2006 and a second-team

selection in 1997 and 2000, Kent is a member of the Canandaigua, N.Y.,and Lake Ontario, N.Y., Halls of Fame and the Rochester, N.Y., Walk of

Fame.

The USBC Hall of Fame was created in 2005 by merging the former

ABC and WIBC Halls of Fame. With the five new inductees, there will

be 407 members of the USBC Hall of Fame - 271 in Performance, 116

in Meritorious Service and 20 Pioneers.

The induction ceremony will take place April 24 at the 2014 USBC

Convention in Reno, Nev.

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REVISED 2014

ESPNTELEVISION SCHEDULE

Sunday, Jan. 5 World Bowling

Tour Men's and Women's Finals

presented by PBA, South Point,

Las Vegas, 1 p.m.

Sunday, Jan. 12 Round1 Japan

Cup, Minami Suna Round1

Bowling Center, Tokyo, Japan, 1

p.m.

Sunday, Jan. 19 PBA Regional

Players Invitational Finals, PBA50

Tour Finals, Teen Masters Grand

Championship, South Point, Las

Vegas, 3 p.m.

Sunday, Jan. 26 PBA

Tournament of Champions,Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park,

Mich., Noon (live)

Sunday, Feb. 2 Chris Paul PBA

League All-Stars, Lucky Strike-

L.A. Live, Los Angeles, 4 p.m.

Sunday, Feb. 9 PBA League

Quarterfinals, Thunderbowl Lanes,

Allen Park, Mich., 3 p.m.

Sunday, Feb. 16 PBA League



Sunday, Feb. 23 USBC

Masters (live), Brunswick Zone

Carolier, North Brunswick, N.J., 3

p.m.

Sunday, March 2 PBA League







Semifinals, Thunderbowl Lanes,

Allen Park, Mich., 4:30 p.m.

Sunday, April 6 PBA League

Semifinals, Thunderbowl Lanes,


Sunday, April 13 PBA League

Elias Cup Finals, Brunswick Zone

Carolier, North Brunswick, N.J., 2

p.m.


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January 1 - 7, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Michael Dyer 290-778ROCKVILLE CTR, NY

Michael Dyer topped the scoringin the Sunday Night Mixed

League blasting games of 222-

290-266 for a high series of 778.

Carl Rissland shot 278-258-698,

Julio Zambrano 224-269-248-741,

Robert Picard 267-257-222-746,

Peter Fehn 201-264-212-677,

Alan Ip 257-229, James Nolan and

Matt Stanisic 256, and Kim

Swanson 232-225-658.

Eric Woodson 224ROCKVILLE CTR, NY In the

Sunday 12 for 12 League EricWoodson hit 224, and Jim

McEvilley 190.

Susan Randel 211ROCKVILLE CTR, NY In the

Monday Ladies Classic League

Susan Randel shot 211, Remee

Mallay 202 and Patricia Martone

and Hope Rose 191.

Santo DiSciafani 267ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Santo

DiSciafani led the scoring in theSunday Adult/Child Doubles

League firing a high game of 267.

Barbara Migliorno hit 266, Sal

Scognamillo 249-224-678, Pat

Zenker 224-235-243-702, and

Patrick Bukovsky 232-218.

David Schuster 245ROCKVILLE CTR, NY David

Schuster paced the scoring in the

Temple Am-Echad Mens Club

League firing games of 245-220

for a high series of 630.

Joel Schatzberg hit 200.

Vito Sgaramella 214

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY VitoSgaramella shot 214, Eddie Dyrlie

213, Cesar Caraballo 203, and Bill

Wrightsman 195 in the Royal

Lanes League.

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Mike Stevens 2 11-in-a-row for an 805By John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ- Action at the Hankel Classic heated up with Mike Steve

throwing the first eleven strikes in the second game for a 299 and the la

11 strikes in the third game for 279. That is 22 strikes of 24 attempts in th

last two games of the Monday night league. His series highlight a score o

805, was the first 800 of the season in the Hankel and was nearly 40 pin

ahead of lightning striker Mike Ormsby with a 766-267-263.

Second and third high series went to Anthony Gubitosi 741-299, an

Brian Hart 723-279. Dennis Jandoli fired a 703-269. John Shimko an

Tom Antus had additional high games of 268 and 267 respectively. Fir

woman 700 series of the year was blasted by Emerald Platzer 709-26

229.Position night saw Aches N Pains remain on top one point ahead of fa

charging Freehold Tire as both when 7-2 for the night. Team 5 swept the

match (9-0) to pull into third place, just ahead of Howell Lanes and Tea

Sorry, Not Sorry. Three high team scratch games were Team 5-918, Fou

Seasons 914, and South Knolls 896.

Keith Benenati 300 at Rockville CentrROCKVILLE, CENTRE, NY Keith Benanati blasted games of 30

236 in the Wednesday Night Mens League at Rockville Centre Lanes

John Laurita rolled 279-258-745, Salvatore Panzarella 241-224-25

724, Terry Boyle 268-237-707, Les Forrai 267-220, and Michael Lipk

232-246-234-712.

Matt Dobbins 300 at FarmingdaleFARMINGDALE, NY Matt Dobbins blasted a 300 along with game

of 239 and 226 for a 765 series in the Thursday 3-Man League Farmingdale Lanes.

Joe Casale shot 289-247-257-793, Joe Traina, Jr. 279-246-268-79

Rob Gotterbarn 279-781, Frankie Montgoris 289, Ryan Mapes 238-27

217-731, Michael Berardino 257-226-248-731, Kerrick Jones 233-257

248-738, Sean Mott 222-247-257-726, and Mike Dunn 256-246.

Paul Barbuzza 300 at Rockville CentreROCKVILLE CTR, NY Paul Barbuzza blasted a 300 game in th

Wednesday Early Mens League at Rockville Centre Lanes.

Glen Smith and Adam Swensen shot 276, Stan Lane 268-236, E

Connelly 257-235, Barry Clare 255, and Bob Fabrizio, Richard Schuri

Ken Bruce and Keith Manza each rolled a 248 game.

Russ Kyzima 300 at Plaza LanesMADISON, NJ - Russ Kyzima blasted a 300 game in the Wednesda

Trio League at Plaza Lanes.Joe Parish shot 268-730, Jim Hintze 264, Bryan Katz and Eric Voelkse

258, Jake Bird 738, Greg Havas 672, Stephanie Rahn 279-661, an

Dawn Tapanes 209.

Steve Romako 300-812 at Shell LanesBROOKLYN, NY Steve Romako earned top honors in the Monda

Mixed Handicap League at Shell Lanes firing a high game of 300 and

high series of 812.

Antonio Irizarry shot 247-699, Steven Maruffi 245-697, Alby Pezzel249-688, Dolores Nigro 247-687, John Prestigiacomo 269-672, Melis

Parker 244-643, Mary Mondiello 244-633, Ann Russo 235-617, Nico

Martell 226-630, and Stefanie Pitre 216-628.

FINAL FRAME

Fred Baldwin

Former PBA50 competitor

Fred Baldwin of Sturgis, Mich.,

who was awarded the first PBA

Senior Dick Weber

Sportsmanship Award in 2008,

died early December. He was 83.

The Dick Weber SportsmanshipAward is given to the PBA50

(senior) player who demonstrates

the highest level of sportsman-

ship during the season. Baldwin,

a retired bank executive, was a

Korean War veteran and served in

the U.S. Air Force for 20 years.

I was surprised. There were

five other guys nominated, who

had all won championships, said

Baldwin when he was notified

that he earned the award. Im

just an old guy out there having

the time of his life. Its the best

honor Ive ever had in my life.

A private memorial service will

take place at a later date. The

family suggests memorial dona-

tions be directed to Animal

Rescue Fund, P.O. Box 593,

Centreville, MI 49032.


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SEATTLE The 2014 Professional Bowlers

Association Barbasol Tournament of Champions willmove to Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich., begin-

ning Jan. 18 and concluding with a live ESPN telecast at

noon ET on Sunday, Jan. 26, the PBA announced Friday.

The change in venue and dates for the 49th TOC from

previously announced April in Indianapolis is accompa-

nied by a revised PBA League competition and ESPN air-

date schedule.

The 2014 PBA Tournament of Champions will be open

to any PBA member who has ever won a PBA Tour,

International Tour, PBA50, PBA Womens Series or PBA

Regional title. The PBA champions will compete in a 49-

game qualifying and match play format with the top five

players advancing to the stepladder finals.

The Tournament of Champions was first held in 1962

in Indianapolis as a showcase tournament for the elite

players who had won PBA titles. In April 2013, in its

return to Indianapolis, PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber ofSt. Ann, Mo., at age 50, became the oldest TOC winner

when he defeated Australias Jason Belmonte, 224-179,

to win the title for the second time. With his win, Weber

also tied bowling legend Earl Anthony for most PBA

major titles (10) and he became the first player ever to

complete the PBA Triple Crown (TOC, U.S. Open and

PBA World Championship) twice.

All 2014 TOC qualifying and match play rounds Jan.

18-21 will be covered live on PBAs exclusive online

bowling channel, Xtra Frame. For Xtra Frame subscrip-

tion information, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra

Frame link.

The PBA League season on ESPN kicks off with the

Chris Paul PBA League All-Stars on Sunday, Feb. 2, with

the first week of quarterfinal action in the eight-team

bracket airing Feb. 9. Each match in the eight-team brack-

et seen on ESPN will feature singles, doubles, trios andfive-player Baker-format games. The final two teams will

advance to the PBA League Elias Cup Finals which will

be held in North Brunswick, N.J. The final will air on

ESPN on April 13.

The PBA League, in its second year, features eight

teams of five PBA stars each, representing different cities

and prominent team owners from the sports and enter-

tainment worlds. The New York City WTT KingPins,

owned by tennis legend Billie Jean King, are defending

champions. Other teams include the Motown Muscle

(owner Jerome Bettis), Pittsburgh Jack Rabbits (owner

LaMarr Woodley), Silver Lake Atom Splitters (owner

Chris Hardwick), Philadelphia Hitmen (owner Kevin

Hart), L.A. X (owner Chris Paul), BROOKLYN STyLES

(owner Jesse Williams) and Dallas Strikers (owner Terrell

Owens).

For a complete list of PBA League team rosters, man-

agers and additional information, visit pba.com and look

for The League under the Bowlers tab

(http://www.pba.com/Bowlers/#tab-league).

2014 PBA TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS

Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich., Jan. 18-26 (alltimes ET)

Friday, Jan. 17

1:30 p.m. official practice session

Saturday, Jan. 18

11 a.m. 5 qualifying games, all players

6 p.m. 5 qualifying games, all players

Sunday, Jan. 19

11 a.m. 5 qualifying games, all players

PBA Tour National title winners and top 2/3 of rest

of field advance

6 p.m. 5 qualifying games, PBA Tour titlists and addi-

tional qualifiers

Monday, Jan. 20

11 a.m. 5 qualifying games, PBA Tour titlists and addi-

tional qualifiers

Top 24 after 25 qualifying games advance to round

robin match play

6 p.m. Top 24, 8 games round robin match play

Tuesday, Jan. 21

11 a.m. Top 24, 8 games round robin match play

6 p.m. Top 24, 8 games round robin match play

Top five after 49 games advance to ESPN steplad-

der finals

Sunday, Jan. 26

Noon Top five, live ESPN stepladder finals

PBA LEAGUE SCHEDULE

Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich., Jan. 23-27

(Elias Cup Finals: Brunswick Carolier Lanes, N.

Brunswick, N.J., Feb. 23)

Thursday, Jan. 23

3 p.m. Official PBA League practice session

Saturday, Jan. 25

10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Pro-Am squads

5 p.m. PBA League Quarterfinal Match: L.A. X vs.

BROOKLYN STyLES (ESPN telecast Sunday, Feb. 9, 3

p.m. ET)

8 p.m. PBA League Quarterfinal Match: New York City

WTT KingPins vs. Motown Muscle (ESPN telecast Sunday,

Feb. 16, 3 p.m. ET)

Sunday, Jan. 26

Noon PBA Tournament of Champions stepladder finals,

live on ESPN

4:30 p.m. PBA League Quarterfinal Match: Silver Lake

Atom Splitters vs. Dallas Strikers (ESPN telecast Sunday,

March 2, 3 p.m. ET)

7:30 p.m. PBA League Quarterfinal Match: Pittsburgh

Jack Rabbits vs. Philadelphia Hitmen (ESPN telecast

Sunday, March 23, 1 p.m. ET)

Monday, Jan. 27

4:30 p.m. PBA League Semifinal Match One, Winner

Quarterfinal Match One vs. Winner Quarterfinal Match Two

(ESPN telecast Sunday, March 30, 4:30 p.m. ET)

7:30 p.m. PBA League Semifinal Match Two, Winner

Quarterfinal Match Three vs. Winner Quarterfinal Match

Four (ESPN telecast Sunday, April 6, 1 p.m. ET)Sunday, Feb 23

6:30 p.m. - PBA League Elias Cup Finals (ESPN telecast

Sunday, April 13, 2 p.m.)

PBA Tournament of Champions Moves to Detroit in JanuaryRevised PBA League schedule also focuses on head-to-head city vs. city matchesBy Bill Vint - PBA


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Monday Seniors: Michael Sala 226-200-620, Bob Sandkuhl 211,

Richie Coyer 211, Ray Wilson 202.

Monday LIA: Chris Schnepp 262-691, Dominic Cliquimeni 254,

Justin Sternberg 245-244, Jen Zappolo 245-243-666, Mary Gottesman

233, Joanne Perry 215-213-618.

Monday Charlie Capp Classic: Joseph Acerra 290-742, Anthony

Ciarenza 278-712, Chris Stanton 277-748, Jason Kubat 276, Jason Nikol

269-709, Nick Vaccaro 267-738, Lou Barbera 258, Vincent Geraci 258,

Will Watson 258-740, Nick DAnna 258, Robert Gotterbarn Jr. 257,

John Nelson III 256, Vonetta Jolliffe 233, Sami Morlack 225, Nadine

Williams-Clory 225, Rob McDermott 711, Bob Brust 706.

Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Rich ONeill 268-692, Joe McLaughlin 268,

Bill Hammond 237.

Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Cappy Caporusso 216-226, Jim

Bresnahan 203, Joe Visone 202, Joe Hopp 201.

Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: Ray Wilson 227-224-609, Pete

Thomasefsky 227, Bob Haskin 213, Mike Damato 200.

Wednesday Early Birds: Allison Proctor 205, Kris Hutt 218.

Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Byron Lamm 236-237-677, Paul Devito

618, Gordon McDaniel 239, Bill Goldrick 235, Susie Lew 204.

Thursday Charles McShane: Rich Lepsis 288, Todd Klarikaitis 278,

Lou Perullo 268-263-758, Wayne Wright 267-266-735, George

Anderson 267, Brian Werbeck 267-259-772, Scott Kampf 265-734,

Bryan Edelman 258, Tris Schnarwyler 254, George Woodwiss 247.

Sunday AM Trios: Chris Norton 279-270-268-817, Keith Hengel

248, Charlie Minch 248, Dave Diamond 248, Swifty Catapano 246,

Mike Napolitano 245.

AT SHELL LANESSOUTH LEVITTOWN LANESRaychon Brown 265BROOKLYN, NY Raychon Brown topped the

scoring in the Adult Child Youth League firing a

high game of 265 and a high series of 625.Michael Martell rolled 219-620, Nicholas Perales

243-616, Emmanuel Vazquez 235-604, Veronica

Sorrentini 131, and Shane Green 104.

Anthony Mastroianni 226BROOKLYN, NY Anthony Mastroianni led the

scoring in the Scholarship Juniors League firing a

high game of 226.

Steve Wofse hit 224, Lawrence Bianco 214, Sami

Bilali 134, and Victoria Rose Doto 132,

Ryan Rosenfield 202BROOKLYN, NY In the Saturday Morning Junio

Doubles League Ryan Rosenfield rolled 201, Dani

Bilali 176, Brandon Paunetto 174, Jonah Smith 150and Angela Haywood 123.

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Hari Soedarmasto 771FARMINGDALE, NY Hari

Soedarmasto led the Friday Late

Mixed League firing games of

257-265-249 for a high 771

series.

Tom Kirchner shot 268-255-

733, Gary Haines 234-263-234-

731, Tony Caridi, Ernie Diaz, and

Cindy Lou Ribeiro 257, and Neal

Krys and Scott Zimmerman 256.

Brendan Rini 279FARMINGDALE, NY Brendan

Rini led the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League

blasting games of 257-279-226

for a high series of 762.

Fran Savoldy 225-223-267-715,

Herb Roth 267, Joey Kurdziel

254-265-243-762, Rob Kruper265, Eddie Allen 252-265-241-

758, Jim Tortorice, Jr. 249-234-

228-711, Dan Leddy 244, and

Matthew Gierl 243.

Mike TenBrink 266FARMINGDALE, NY Mike

TenBrink paced the scoring in the

Sunday Early Mixed League firing

a high game of 266.

Ramon Carcamo shot 263-211-671,

Rich Fiorentino 259, Joe Venezia

258-237-699, John Diamond 248,

and Kelly Maloney 234.

Michael Brunn 254FARMINGDALE, NY In the

Sunday Adult/Junior League

Michael Brunn blasted 219-202-

254-675.

Brian Siemers 247FARMINGDALE, NY Brian

Siemers paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Party League firing a

high game of 247.

Roy DiRaffaele and GerogeMarrazzo both hit a 223, Mark

Eisenberg 222, Lloyd Hasluck

220, and Christopher Pappas and

Patrick Kunmann 219.

Erin Gallagher 245FARMINGDALE, NY Er

Gallagher led the Monday Hig

School Practice League with a 24

Nicholas Mencarelli shot 233-22

640, Sal Yannacone 230-21

Matthew Brown 209, Richar

Valentine 209, Teddy Woodwor

206, and Ryan Winston 202.

Michael Coakley 226FARMINGDALE, NY Micha

Coakley rolled 226, and Jam

Prince 183 in the Sunda

Adult/Junior League.

Ken Lauri 181FARMINGDALE, NY In th

Monday AM Seniors League Ke

Lauri shot 181, and Fran

Napolitano 180.

Joe Livolsi 216FARMINGDALE, NY Jo

Livolsi rolled 216, Jerry Keena

208, Bob Junge 199, Barney Kr

197 in the Sunshine Kids League

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICJoey Weisenstein 812HOPELAWN, NJ Joey

Weisenstein topped the scoring in

the Madison Park Mens League

firing games of 29-265-257 for a

high series of 812.

Tom Martino, Jr. rolled 227-258-

268-753, Jeff Scire 244-239-247-

730, Anthony Martino 258-255-

200-713, Eric Velazquez 204-268-

234-706, and Michael Consiglio

247-258-703.

Dena Simon 776HOPELAWN, NJ Dena Simon

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Mens League firing games of

239-258-279 for a high series of

776.

James Mugnone shot 269-201-

669, Theresa Sabin 218-234-644,

and Mindy Salko 213.

William D. Willard 299HOPELAWN, NJ William D.

Willard topped the scoring in the

Raritan Bay Mens League firing

games of 258-299-209 for a high

series of 766.

Rob Lampariello shot 236-277-

232-745, Angelo Fallacaro III

258-240-246-744, Ken Horvath

269-211-258-738, Joey

Weisenstein 226-255-245-726,

and Patrick Plate 213-213-279-

705.

Rolando Vazquez 276HOPELAWN, NJ Rolando

Vazquez led the scoring in theThursday Mixed Nuts League fir-

ing a high game of 276 along with

227-169-672.

Kevin Kennelly shot 267-211-

672, Jeff Pasewark 237-623, and

Don E. Hellhake 226.

Pat Stegmeier 759HOPELAWN, NJ Pat Stegmeier

led the scoring in the Academy

Madness League firing games of


759.

John Kuver rolled 200-234-236-

670, Nick Viverito 258-227-668,

Rich Funk III 202-227-231-660,

and Frank Viverito 212-205-234-

651.

In the Winter Senior Citizens

League Rich Rowley rolled 218,

and Jerry Petti 182.

Mike Bauer 732HOPELAWN, NJ- Mike Bauer

topped the scoring in the Friday

Nite Mixed League firing games of


732.

Gary McGinness shot 256-243-

678, Dave Rezes 245-212-640,

Frank Tolocka 254-636, and Kenny

Anderson 215-204-214-633.

John Decibus 715HOPELAWN, NJ John Decibus

led the scoring in the Thursday Nite

Mixed League firing games of 222-


Scott Akalewicz shot 214-244-

639, Matt Cestone 249-204-619,

and Mike Piomelli 235.

Jose Medina 714

HOPELAWN, NJ Jose Medinaled the scoring in the Garden State

Mixed League firing games of 224-


Curtis Carpenter shot 234-224-

223-681, Matthew Walker 203-

275-662, and Bill Slattery 215-

203-239-657.

Bonnie DeSimone 709HOPELAWN, NJ Bonnie

DeSimone topped the scoring in

the His & Hers League firing

games of 226-246-237 for a high

series of 709.

Mary Ellen Oehler rolled 232-

243-207-682, Michael Holoka 249-

245-682, Bill Smith 255-228-680,

Don Anione 202-229-226-657, andCarmine Latin 203-212-212-627.

Paul Harney 705HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Harney

topped the Atlantic City Trios

League firing games of 221-237-

247 for a high series of 705.

Ralph Doerfler shot 215-202-278-

695, Mike Rodriguez 247-217-

201-665, Anthony Vicidmoni 223-

244-651, and Bob Joseph 241-216-

650.

Phil Bailey 703HOPELAWN, NJ Phil Bailey led

the scoring in the La Buona Pizza

League firing games of 224-247-

232 for a high series of 703.Scott Akalewicz shot 221-242-

233-696, Joe Herber 237-234-223-

694, and Lenny Novak 215-224-

204-643.

Bob Nebus 680HOPELAWN, NJ Bob Nebus

led the Family League firing

games of 226-255 for a high 680.

Mario Martinez shot 223-251-

667, Dan Pawelek 209-236-638,

Tom Martino, Jr. 235, Rocco

Fortunato and Kevin Kopko 221,

Nicholak Kopko 219, Mikey

Arocho 205-212, and Andrew

Bobrowski 209-203.

Kirsetn Kisselman rolled a high

game of 151 in the Saturday

Cartaret Specials League.

Michael Morris rolled 200-203-

219-622, Larry Clarke 219, and

Joyce Ellison 213.

Eric Haltli 671HOPELAWN, NJ Eric Haltli led

the scoring in the Merck League


high series of 671.

Mike Eglesia shot 225-221-629,

Benjamin Trubits 224, and Aaron

Smith 204.

Chuck Mantione 670HOPELAWN, NJ Chuck

Mantione led the scoring in the

Federal Business Centers League


high series of 670.

Tony Kacmarsky shot 189, and

John Rose 171.

Bill Dillon 656HOPELAWN, NJ Bill Dillon le

the scoring in the K of C Leagu

firing games of 228-232 for a hig

series of 656.

Frank Ciorkowski shot 207-27

654, Nick Simone 237-207-62

and Mark Makwinski 213-214-62

Mike Conte 640HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Con

led the Friends & Family firin

245-230 for a high series of 640

Kenny Strazza shot 223-60

Vinnie Milazzo 225, Micha

Peterson 226, Lou San Jose 21

and Phil Gessner 212.

January 1 - 7, 2014 Sports Reporter

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