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ROCKVILLE CTR, NY –

Michael Ramirez earned top game

and set honors while bowling in

the Kings Trios League at

Rockville Centre Lanes blasting

games of 279 and 237 and crown-

ing the night with a 300 for the

high series of 816.

Glenn Smith rolled 245-279-268-

792, Tom Saitta 217-279-279-775,

Vincent Balisky 298-227-238-

763, Steve Friedman 236-277-

234-747, Jeremy Slade 214-267-

268-749, Joe Conigliarao 268-

237-231-736, Willie Fessler 249-

257-227-733, Chris Cypress 257-

235-235-727, and Warren Brown

212-235-279-726.

SEATTLE – Four champions in

four unique areas of elite bowl-

ing competition – Professional

Bowlers Association Regionals,

PBA50 Tour, PBA Women and

Teen Masters – will be crowned

in a two-hour ESPN telecast

emanating from the PBA World

Series of Bowling VI in Las

Vegas this fall.

The new PBA Champion’s

Challenge will culminate with

the tops stars of the PBA50

Tour, PBA Regional Tour, the

new PBA Women’s Regional

Tour, and the Teen Masters

boys’ and girls’ division champi-

ons bowling in the four-match

television show at the South

Point Casino complex over the

Nov. 1-2 weekend. Preliminary

rounds in the PBA50, Women’s

and Regional competitions will

be covered live on PBA’s online

bowling channel, Xtra Frame.

PBA World Series of Bowling

VI will take place Oct. 24-Nov.

2 at South Point Bowling Center

in Las Vegas. The World Series

will include the PBA Cheetah,

Scorpion, Chameleon and Viper

Championships along with the

PBA World Championship in

addition to the newly-announced

special competitions.

“The new PBA Champion’s

Challenge telecast gives us an

opportunity to showcase the

diversity of competition the

PBA provides,” PBA

Commissioner Tom Clark said.

“It will focus attention on our

senior players, the legion of

players who compete in our

extensive regional program,

women bowlers who have had

very few opportunities to bowl

on national television over the

past few years, and the future

stars of bowling. It’ll be a very

entertaining two hours of televi-

sion, and it will add another

dimension to our already popu-

lar World Series of Bowling.”

The PBA50 Tour Finals will

feature the top six players from

the 2014 PBA50 Tour competi-

tion points list. All six will

receive a free entry into WSOB

VI. The PBA50 players will

compete in a six-game

Champion’s Challenge Match

Play Round on Friday, Oct. 24.

The top two players at the end of

the match play round will

advance to the ESPN-televised

PBA50 Tour Finals.

The PBA Regional Tour Finals

will feature the 2014 competi-

tion points leader from each of

the seven PBA regions (East,

South, Central, Midwest,

Southwest and West/Northwest)

as of Oct. 12. All seven will

receive a free entry into the

WSOB. On Friday, Oct. 24, the

West and Northwest points lead-

ers will bowl a two-game match

with the winner advancing to the

six-player PBA Regional


Play Round. The top two players

after the six-game match play

round will advance to the ESPN

televised PBA Regional Tour

Finals.

The PBA Women’s Regional

Tour Finals will feature the

points leaders from six PBA

Regional Women’s Tour pro-

grams (East, South, Central,

Midwest, Southwest and

West/Northwest combined).

Each will receive a free entry

into the World Series. The six

qualifiers will bowl the same


Play Round format as the

PBA50 and PBA Regional play-

ers on Friday, Oct. 24 with the

top two advancing to the PBA

Regional Women’s Finals

match.

The fourth match on the PBA

Champion’s Challenge ESPN

telecast will be a non-PBA

event. The 2014 Teen Masters

Grand Championship will fea-

ture the boys’ and girls’ division

champions who survive prelimi-

nary competitions conducted by

Killer B Promotions.

Additional details will be

announced later.

The East's Most Read Bowling Weekly

Sports ReporterThe Nation's Leading Bowling Tournament Newspaper Since 1940

Vol. 75 No. 28 September 10 - 16, 2014 50 cents

HOPELAWN, NJ – John

Sambilay earned top honors in the

Guys & Dolls League at Majestic

Lanes firing games of 220-300 for

a high series of 705.

Brian Longo rolled 236-209-258-

703, Jason Gomez 258-212-226-

696, Peter Marinello 205-216-

246-667, and Dave Rezes 232-

224-649.

50th Anniversary Barbasol PBA Tournament of Champions Returns to IndianapolisHistoric PBA major championship returns to the city of its birth Feb. 11-15, 2015

POTTSVILLE, Penn. –

Mike Healy of Yonkers,

New York, defeated

Chris Fedden of Albany,

New York, 207-158, to

win the PBA50 Hammer

Black Widow Legend

Open at Strike Zone

Alleys.

Healy, who became eli-

gible for the PBA50 Tour

last September, barely

survived the best-of-

five-game opening round

of finals, defeating

Canadian John Chapman,

3-2, after Chapman failed to double in the final

frame of the fifth game. After that, Healy went

undefeated and was rarely in jeopardy of losing a

game. Along with his

first PBA Regional title

which made him eligible

to enter the 50th

anniversary PBA

Tournament of

Champions in February

in Indianapolis, Healy

earned a $1,500 first

prize. Fedden earned

$750 as the runner-up.

Healy defeated Larry

Porter of Whitesboro,

New York, 235-212, and

Fedden defeated Dale

Csuhta of Wadsworth,

Ohio, 218-201, in the semifinal round. Porter

and Csuhta each earned $650 as semifinal round

losers.

Mike Healy Wins PBA East Regional Title at Strike ZoneBy Russ Mills - PBA

Michael Ramirez Slammed 300-816

At Rockville Centre Lanes

PBA photo

Becky Gilbert, manager of Strike Zone Alleys, with

1st time champion Mike Healy.

John Sambilay Blasted 300

In Guys and Dolls at Majestic Lanes

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There is no such thing as tour-

nament time---because there are

fine tournaments being conduct-

ed 12 months of the year.

Ever stop to think of how

many bowling tournaments are

available in the world each

year? An educated guess might

put the figure at more than

10,000.

There are big money, small

money and no money tourna-

ments. There are family, school,

church, business, profession,

city, county, state, sectional,

national, zone, continent and

world tournaments. There are

pro tournaments and amateur

tournaments and pro-amateur

tournaments.

There are singles, doubles and

team tournaments. There are

events for boys, girls, men,

women and mixed covering

every age. There are sibling

tournaments, husband and wife,

father and son, mother and

daughter, and any other rela-

tionship tournaments.

There are club tournaments

and shop tournaments and

office tournaments and religious

tournaments. There are tourna-

ments for people who can't see

or can't walk or can't hear.

And with all that only a small

percentage of the number and

scope of the variety of bowling

tournaments staged annually

have been touched upon.

Yet, many bowlers never have

rolled in a tournament.

Let it be known that there is a

tournament for every bowler,

regardless of the size of your

average---or budget. Look

through any bowling publica-

tion, check the desk or bulletin

board at your bowling centers

and read all your communica-

tions and you're sure to find one

or two tournaments designed

just for you.

Tournament bowling is the

extra icing on the bowling cake.

Tournament bowling is fun,

and always profitable. It isn't

always profitable in a financial

sense, though many have won

cash, merchandise, trips, and

other goodies, large and small.

But you always enter into a new

and exciting phase of the sport

where the competition is differ-

ent but the game is the same.

How can you tell if a tourna-

ment is a good one? Check out

those conducting the tourna-

ment, where it is being run, and

read closely all the rules and fine

print on the entry blank. A tour-

nament survives only if bowlers

are given a fair shake and tour-

naments don't last unless they

have needed participation.

In many tournaments, particu-

larly local and state and nation-

al association events, plus most

charity tournaments, many ded-

icated people work hours that

would stagger the imagination.

In some tournaments you can

win six figures or more. In oth-

ers you can't win much more

than satisfaction in being a play-

er, and maybe a title and trophy,

be it thimble size or taller than

you are.

You can't gain the full rewards

bowling offers unless you roll in

tournaments even now and then.

So give your local or state

tournament a whirl. Don't miss

some of the fine competition

your local center offers. Check

out tournament clubs. There is

as wide a variety in tournaments

as there is in the aims of bowlers

but bowlers can find the right

one with a little effort.

If you've never rolled a tour-

nament, roll one in the near

future. If you have, roll one

more.

Storm, Roto Grip, Master Will

Sponsor Junior Gold ChampionshipsARLINGTON – Storm Products Inc. and International Bowling Campus

Youth Development have agreed on a sponsorship deal that will make

Storm, Roto Grip and Master the presenting sponsors of the Junior Gold

Championships.

The Junior Gold Championships presented by Storm, Roto Grip and

Master is a two-year agreement that will cover the 2015 event in Chicago

and the 2016 tournament in Cleveland.

Storm Products, which began operation in 1985 under the name High

Score Products, purchased the Roto Grip brand in 1997 and the Master

brand in 2012. Roto Grip produces balls, bags and accessories while

Master manufactures high-performance accessories including wrist sup-

ports, shoe accessories and pro shop products.

“Our purpose at Storm is to ‘Grow the Sport’ of bowling and it is vital for

us to engage and support young bowlers, ensuring that we are proactively

living that purpose,” Storm president Dave Symes said. “Junior Gold is an

outstanding tournament, having just completed its 16th year of competi-

tion, setting record participation numbers in the process.

“Our sponsorship goal is to not only keep the tournament thriving in that

direction but also to enhance it, all while showcasing the young bowling

stars of the not-so distant future.”

As part of the agreement, the champions in the U20 division will receive

a one-year Dream Staff position which includes an all-expenses-paid trip

to Storm headquarters where they will to go through Staff Camp. Also, spe-

cial clinics will be conducted for Junior Gold competitors.

Participants in the Survivor Tournament, held each year in conjunction

with the Junior Gold Championships, will have the opportunity to purchase

a Roto Grip bowling ball at a discounted price and staff members also will

be available to participants during the Junior Gold Championships.

“We’re thrilled to have Storm Products on board as a sponsor and appre-

ciate their support of the Junior Gold Championships and youth bowling,”

USBC Executive Director Chad Murphy said.

The Junior Gold program is coming off the most successful season in its

history with more than 5,000 youth bowlers becoming Junior Gold mem-

bers in 2013-2014 season, shattering the record of 4,376 members who

joined the Junior Gold program last season.

The first Junior Gold tournament was held in 1998 at the National

Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev., and drew 538 participants. Nearly 2,500

youth bowlers took part in the 2014 Junior Gold Championships held in the

Buffalo, N.Y., area in July.

Omaha to Host

2015 USBC

ConventionARLINGTON, Texas – The 2015

United States Bowling Congress

Convention and Annual Meeting

will shift to Omaha, Neb., and will

take place April 27-30.

The 2015 USBC Convention

will take place at the Ramada

Plaza Omaha, and also will start a

day earlier than previously

announced. The final day of the

Annual Meeting, which includes

the legislative session, will take

place Thursday, April 30. The con-

vention originally was scheduled

for Indianapolis.

“We had an outstanding conven-

tion in 2014 and we’re excited to

take the 2015 USBC Convention

to a site that is centrally located,”

said USBC Executive Director

Chad Murphy. “We have worked

closely with the Ramada Plaza

Omaha to provide a venue that

will be cost-effective for the dele-

gates and we apologize for any

inconvenience we might have

caused by making the venue

change.”

The USBC Convention features

seminars, updates from industry

leaders and the presentation of

national awards. Delegates to the

Annual Meeting vote on USBC

Board of Director positions and

legislative proposals.

Las Vegas will serve as host city

for the 2016 and 2017 conven-

tions. The convention in 2016

coincides with the opening of the

new $30 million bowling tourna-

ment facility at South Point Hotel

and Casino that will be the site of

the 2016 USBC Women’s

Championships.

Go to BOWL.com/Convention

to learn more about the USBC

Convention.

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AT RAB’SMike Cocozza 733STATEN ISLAND, NY – Mike

Cocozza led the Senior Men’s

League firing games of 268-246-

219 for a high series of 733.

Ray Keller shot 204-268-640,

Santo Lisa 276, Rich Taesher 224-

212, and Lou Dalto 213.

John Eadicicco 711STATEN ISLAND, NY – John

Eadicicco led the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League firing 237-

248-226 for a high series of 711.

Tom Maninno rolled 221-211-

217-649, Bernie Weissman 212-

223-204-639, Bernie Weissman

212-223-202-637, and Mike

Vignola 226-223-627.

In the Golden Oldies Bob

Lampariello hit 226-212-620,

Ralph Leggia 206-217, and Dotty

Bellantoni 213.

Don Schwed 697STATEN ISLAND, NY – Don

Schwed led the Sr. Men firing

237-267 for a high series of 697.

John Castro shot 225-201-608,

Aldo DePetro 217, and Duke

Velluzzi and Gene Pepe, Sr. 201.

In the Golden Oldies League

Bob Lampariello shot 247-613,

Dotty Belalntoni 213, Vincent

Tannacore 214, Dennis Costantino

209, and Ralph Logiga 202-201.

Tim Barclay 695STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tim

Barclay led the scoring in the

Junior Scholarship Doubles firing

227-265-203 for a high 695.

Branna Barclay rolled 234-218-

618, Daniella Coffaro 207-218-

605, Casey Sparacio 236, and Ken

Soto 234.

In the Golden Oldies League

Dennis Costantino shot 203-211-

214-628, Bob Lampariello 200-

218-608, and Olivia Costantino

208-219.

Seto Jew 656STATEN ISLAND, NY – Seto

Jew led the scoring in the Senior

Men’s League firing games of

205-246-205 for a high 656.

Mike Vignola rolled 226-206-

212-644, John Eadicicco 246,

Kevin Legg 236, and Mike Rocco

234.

Willie Fessler 792ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Willie Fessler topped the scoring in the Kings

Trios League firing games of 288-278 for a high series of 792.

Glenn Smith rolled 2992-49-766, Mark DeLuca 279-255-221-755,

Nick Niles 237-238-267-742, Joe Conigliarao 261-259-227-747,

William Atkinson 223-244-247-714.

Glenn Smith 734ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Glenn Smith led the scoring in the Custom

Thumbz League firing games of 239-256-239 for a high series of 734.

Joe Conigliaro rolled 269-678, Bob Thorne 227-675, John Khantzian

226-233-210-669, and Jeffrey Strumeyer 248-204-200-652.

Alex Bogolubsky 720ROCKVILLE CTR, NY - Alex Bogolubsky led the Wednesday Night

Mixed League firing games of 244-239-237 for a high series of 720.

Carl Rissland rolled 284-24-713, Joseph Kurdziel, Jr. 238-237-238-

713, John Maglio 259-233-710, Al Johnson 237-234-221-692, Pat

Zenker 237-236-689, Authur O’Connor 248-233-671, and Patrice Nolan

237-213-641.

In the Wednesday Adult/Youth Scholarship League David Johnson and

Tracy Alexander 191.

Donald Ceparano 702ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Donald Ceparano topped the Thursday Mixed

League firing games of 256-212-234 for a high series of 702.

Al Fabiano rolled 257-234-698, Bill Koste 249-248-699, Bobby

Valenciano 255-235-202-692, and Michael Kearns 245-223-211-679.

Roberto DeGuzman 685ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Roberto DeGuzman led the scoring in the

Summer Senior Birds League firing games of 224-247-214 for a high

series of 685.

George Fields rolled 246-205-225-676, Gerald Fields 228-225,

William Tyson 226, and Jerry George, Ken Jones, and Ed Frontera 224.

Steve Metzger 657ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Steve Metzger paced the scoring in the

Thursday El-Cheapo League firing games of 246-213 for a high series

of 657.

Gina Lella rolled 228-225-201-654, Ryan Ciccimarro 230-225-646,

and Peter Micca 226.

Nick Lastella 656ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Nick Lastella paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Adult/Youth Scholarship League firing games of 227-224-

205- for a high series of 656.

Dean Tischer rolled 233-216-640, Evan Rudolfsky 197, and Zavier

Alexander 193.

Bill Grupe 263ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Bill Grupe led the scoring in the Tuesday

Adult/Junior League firing a high game of 263.

John Balbi rolled 245, Peter Morreale 236, Darrell Swint 228, and Ray

Brooks 209.

Matthew Gardner 631ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Matthew Gardner rolled 226-217-631, and

Nicholas Wichern 188 in the Tuesday Adult/Junior League.

Kevin Gracy 248ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Kevin Gracy pitched a 248 game at Rockville

Centre. Justin Branden tossed a 244 followed by Frank Porcella with

235, Ed Graef 228-216, Mike Jording 225, and Marilyn Avondet 221.

AT ROCKVILLE CENTRELou DiGirolamo 758 at Howell HOWELL, NJ - In the Monday Night Madness, high series was shot by

Lou DiGirolamo with his 279 game in a 758 series.

Dennis Jandoli hit 278-720, and Anthony Ruffino 705, Mike Skillman

rolled a 267 game. Top women were Janine Smith 268-657, Diane

Chierchia 224-549, Megan McKinley 568 and Lori Monte 198- 551.


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Matt Brown 756FARMINGDALE, NY – Matt

Brown topped the scoring in the

Bowlympics Duos League blasting

games of 257-277-222 for a high

series of 756.

Tyler Guerin rolled 238-214-643,

Rich Valentine 245, Brandon

Guerin 224-213-619, Emily

McLaughlin 235, and Liz Ferraro

227.

Amefika Greaves 740FARMINGDALE, NY – Amefika

Greaves topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League firing games

of 234-238-268 for a high series of

740.

Mike Garrido rolled 267-217-680,

Paul Constantinopoli 236-225-209-

670, Brian Beale 241-226-662,

Brian Famighetti 268, Howie

Garfinkel 242, Steven May 236, and

Matthew Gierl 234.

Chris Valentine 699FARMINGDALE, NY – Chris

Valentine topped the scoring in the

Monday Summer Trios League fir-

ing games of 246-225-228 for a

high series of 699.Dale Alberino rolled 238-227-662,

Nick Butera 246-234-640, James

Micalizzi 236-223-630, Artie

Sloman 224-208-632, Kerrick Jones

and Lou Getzelman 236.

Ronnie Simon 686FARMINGDALE, NY – Ronnie

Simon rolled 246-235-686, Bert

Messina 237-211-628, and Donnie

Fratello 203 in the Monday Night

Fourplay League.

Aniellio Strocchia 257FARMINGDALE, NY - Aniellio

Strocchio led the scoring in the

Wednesday Adult/Junior League

firing a high game of 257.

TJ Lucente rolled 256, Suzy

Lampert 255, Dennis Dowdican

253, Ken Tamburino 245-236,

Ramon Carcamo 234, Matt LaSorsa

223, and Cliff Dowdican 222.

Nick Mencarelli 246FARMINGDALE, NY – Nick

Mencarelli rolled 246, Maria

Lucente 236, Joey Migliano 212,

Arnando Romeo 206, Aron Lampert

205, and Matt Brown 203 in the

Wednesday Adult/Junior League.

In the Junior Pro Shot League

Brandon Soedarmasto shot 211,

Joanna Viscuso 206, Nick

Mencarelli 199, Megan Kuehne

196, and Nicholas Ng and Meghan

Wing 192.

Mike Petroff 245FARMINGDALE, NY – Mike

Petroff led the scoring in the

Wednesday Friends League fir-

ing a high game of 245.

Rob Grieb rolled 234, Jeff

Goldstein 230-201, Steve Butera

221, and Tom Kennish 205.

Angie Napolitano rolled 187,

Alice Burns 173, Cathy Caputo

163, and Oscar Neira 161 in the

Monday Summer Seniors

League.

Pete Briguglio 660FARMINGDALE, NY – Pete

Briguglio paced the scoring in the

Tuesday Pro Shot League firing

games of 234-221-205 for a high

series of 660.

Adam Chase shot 235-209-640,

Kyle Durfee 217, Joe Constanzo

204, and Marc Bieler 200.

In the Friday Seniors League

Eileen Richter shot 183, Leo

Richter and Barney Kral 163, Joan

Healey 160, and Pina Mason 158.

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Matthew D’Andrea 749HOPELAWN, NJ – Matthew D’Andrea led the scor-

ing in the Monday Junior/Adult League firing games

of 267-289 for a high series of 749.

Butch Osiadacz rolled 217-257-200-674 and

Michael Porcellana 222-243-659.

Steve Baum, Jr. 742HOPELAWN, NJ – Steve Baum led the scoring in

the Thursday Pizza & Beer League firing games of

256-233-253 for a high series of 742.

Billy Willard shot 200-244-254-698, Mike Bell 266-

206-630, and Peter Marinello 256.

Chuck Mantione shot 194 and Tony Kacmarsky 180

in the Federal Business Centers League.

Steve Venito 1026HOPELAWN, NJ – Steve Venito topped the scoring

in the Handicap Doubles League firing games of 236-

235-278-277 for a high series of 1026.

Joe Lampariello rolled 258-245-243-222-968,

Russell McCarthy 236-243-277-947, Jason Gomez

290-933, Eric Oppenheimer 275-223-225-205-928,

and Jen Daunno 212-205-251-853.

Thomas Ortiz, Sr. 704HOPELAWN, NJ – Thomas Ortiz, Sr. led Senior No-

Tap League firing 279-240-185 for a high 704.

Jerry Petti rolled 241-235-672, Larry Johnson 215-

202-603, and Ann Aiello 209.

Butch Osiadacz shot 214-216, Matthew D’Andrea

220, Michael Porcellana 201-222 in the Monday

Junior/Adult League.

Angelo Fallacaro Jr. 935HOPELAWN, NJ – Angelo Fallacaro Jr. topped the

400 Handicap firing 279-219-224-213 for a 935.

Vinny R. Medvetz rolled 290-224-221-927, Eric

Oppenheimer 255-241-237-924, Anthony Martino

235-225-279-922, Joe Lampariello 218-234-215-

247-914, and Dawn Cerasani 216-257-836.

Mary Doslik 680HOPELAWN, NJ – Mary Doslik topped the Senior

No-Tap firing 288-220 for a high series of 680.

Larry Johnson rolled 203-245-205-653, Jerry Petti

234-220-650, and Joan Kelton 215.

In the NASCAR Deanna Calantoni hit 214, Jeff

Kenny 205, Bill Bailey 198, and Anthony Falcone 194.

WALLINGTON LANES 299 Paterson Ave., Wallington, NJ 07057

Monday Senior League - 12:30pm - Start Sept. 15th

Monday Night Trios - 7:00pm - Mixed League - Start Sept. 8th Tuesday

Lousy Bowlers - 6:15pm - Beginners Fun – Start Sept.9th Bud Lite Late 4-Man - 8:30pm - Competitive – Start Sept. 2nd

Wednesday Early 5-Man - 6:10pm - Handicap - Start Sept. 3rd

Wednesday Night Ladies - 6:30pm - Handicap – Start Sept 3rd Thursday

Mixed Seniors - 12:30pm - Start Sept. 18th Public Safety - 6:10 PM - Public Safety Members - Start Sept. 4th

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Ocean Experience Tournaments

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718-979-1600

Saturday September 27 1:30pmOpen to all USBC Junior Gold Members

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Wednesday Early Birds:

Ed Cook 279-685, Bob Garcia 268-685, Joe Bawiec Jr. 268-704, Kara

Cook 234-614, Lynne Coleman 204-572, Regina Nataluk 191-529.

Summer Doubles:

Matt Pukas 289-717, Steven Haneveld 279-767, Gary Malone 278-

760, Liesl Apgar 268-720, Dori Tingoli 190-515.

Monday 12x12:

Chris Sytsma 243, Jim Kelly 233, Fred Driver 224, Keri May 259-676,

Kathy Bradley 162.

Monday Adult Junior:

Jim Testa 237-646, Mike Wheeler 228-628, Jennifer Ireton 173-487,

Barbara 173-422, Shaum Ireton 150-419, Josh Wheeler 123-329,

Sindey Ireton 201-512.

PBA Experience:

Ed Galuska 199, Steven Salberg 193-546, Alison Gomer 160-461.

Summer Juniors:

Mark Howarth 161, Brian Crocetti 139, Joey Lamot 130, Anthony

Loia 68, John Paul Salvatore 66, Sebastian Salvatore 31.

Thursday No-Tap:

Ken Goeroge, Nick Westergaard both had 300, PJ Adams 288, Rhobert

Rhodes 280, Tami Mehesy 274-684, Nidia Heneveld 264.


ROCKAWAY LANES ROLLERS

PRESTON W. THOMAS MEMORIAL 34TH ANNUAL

NEW JERSEY STATE SENIOR BOWLING TOURNAMENT

Patty Hanlein 279

At Plaza LanesMADISON, NJ – Patty Hanlein

took the spotlight when she rolled

a 279 game in the Tuesday 400

Summer Doubles League at Plaza

Lanes.

David Hanft tossed a 229, Nicole

Sarna 213, Joe Mazzarese 209,

Scott H arwood 199, and Liz Viola

178.

Lauren Hoffman

Tops Friday Nite

Teens at Ocean LAKEWOOD, NJ - Lauren

Hoffman was the star when she

tossed games of 247 and 244 in

the Friday Nite Teen League at

Ocean Lanes.

Brandy Collins bowled 232, Tori

Boughton 222, Matt Russo 215,

Joe Starace 202, Ryan Doyle 201,

Nicole Higgins 197, Alex

Laurenzano 192, and Amanda

Nardiello pitched a 191.


Rockaway Lanes 2014 Fall League Programs

TUESDAY

MONDAY

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

11:00 A.M.SPANISH-AMERICAN

3 per team - Mixed

1:15 P.M.

FOX HILLS SENIORS & FRIENDS

3 per team - Mixed - $10.50 per week

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6:25 P.M.

EARLY BIRDS

4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped$22.00 per week (subject to change)

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7:30 P.M.

CLASSIC TRIO3 per team - Mixed Majors

$30.00 per week 36 week - split season

match play - 80% of 230 side pots - card games

FRIDAY YOUTH2 -4 per team / 30 weeks

Bumpers -Bantams -PrepsJunior - Senior

9:30 P.M.

The “PBA” Experience2 per team - Mixed Major

$26.00 per week36 week - split season

match play - 85% of 215PBA competitive conditions!

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6:00 P.M.COUNTY TUESDAY NIGHT5 per team - Mixed - Handicapped

Limited Spots Available

4:00 P.M.

MORRIS HILLS MIXED3 per team - Mixed

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6:00 P.M.

ROCKAWAY WOMEN4 per team - 35 weeks

“Girls Night Out”_____________________

6:30 P.M.

ROCKAWAY FOURSOME

meeting Monday - August 25 - 6:30

4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped

6:00 P.M.

NOR BU LODGE & FRIENDS4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped

6:20 P.M.

THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped

9:00 P.M.

THURSDAY LATE NIGHT4 per team - Mixed - Handicapped

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ADULT/JUNIOR DOUBLES2 per team - Mixed - Handicapped

seniors - 55 and up

1 adult - 1 youth

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Most leagues start the first week of September - see control desk for details.

VISIT US AT ROCKAWAYLANES.COM OR ON FACEBOOK

(Wednesday continued)

call center for more information

6:30 P.M.ROCKAWAY MIXED

4 per team - Mixed - HandicappedLimited Spots Available

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HERE FOR THE BEER4 per team - Mixed - 9 pin no-tap

$14.00 per week/15 weeksPizza & Beer or Soda Included

9:00 P.M.

PUT TOGETHERS9:00 P.M.

4:00 P.M.

SUNDAY

YOUTH LEAGUES ALSO BOWLSATURDAYS - 10:00 - A.M.

3 per team - Mixed - Handicapped_____________________

365 US Highway 46 - Rockaway - NJ 07866

(973) 627-5800

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