august 6 - 12, 2014 sports reporter

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Barry

Clare earned top honors in the

Custom Thumbz Plastic Ball

League at Rockville Centre Lanes

blasting games of 300-238 for a

high series of 739.

Joe LaSpina shot 278, Julio

Zambrano 248-202-211-661,

Glenn Smith 229-226-673, and

Louis DeMartino 237-214-220-

671.

Pete Weber Wins PBA50 Pro Bowl West Fort Wayne ClassicBy Jerry Schneider - PBA

LODI, NJ - Kosta Leontarakis

hammered out a 300 game en

route to the session high 800

series and Jose Guzman also

posted a 300 game in the

Thursday Doubles League at

Lodi Lanes.

Omar Henriquez came close

leaving one pin in the final frame

to finish with a 299 game and for

the women it was Linda Rose

tossing a 232 game.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – After five

top-eight finishes, Professional

Bowlers Association Hall of

Famer Pete Weber finally broke

through to win his first PBA50

Tour title of the season by winning

the PBA50 Pro Bowl West Fort

Wayne Classic presented by

Ebonite.

Weber defeated fellow Hall of

Famer and PBA Tour telecast color

analyst Randy Pedersen of Orlando,

Fla., 259-207, in the title match at

Pro Bowl West, to also notch his

third career PBA50 Tour title.

Pedersen, trying for his second

career PBA50 Tour title, jumped out to the early lead

in the title match with the first three strikes, but ran

into trouble in the seventh frame when he missed the

2-10 split. Weber took control by the mid-point of the

match striking in seven of the first eight frames.

“We were all leaving a lot of corner pins so I

thought it was a good time to change to a different

ball for the final match,” said the 51-year-old Weber.

“The lane conditions were transitioning pretty quick-

ly and the ball wasn’t driving into the pocket like it

should so I went to a ball that hooked more and

revved sooner and it was the right

choice.”

With his win, Weber, who

recently won his fourth ESPY,

moved into second in the PBA50

Player of the Year race behind

Hall of Famer Norm Duke with

three tournaments remaining in

the season. Duke did not compete

in the Fort Wayne event.

“If you want to be the best, you

have to keep at it,” said the 37-

time PBA Tour winner and 2013

PBA50 Rookie of the Year. “I still

look at guys like Walter Ray

(Williams Jr.) and the other great

bowlers and that’s what keeps me going. I still love to

bowl and love to travel.”

In the all-Hall of Fame semifinals, Weber beat

Wayne Webb of Columbus, Ohio, 223-210, and

Pedersen defeated Johnny Petraglia of Jackson, N.J.,

207-192, to advance to the championship match.

Weber’s win marked seven of nine PBA50 Tour

tournaments this season which have been won by

PBA Hall of Famers. His previous best finishes this

season were second in the Miller High Life Classic

and Suncoast Senior U.S. Open.

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STATEN ISLAND, NY – Nick

DiSalvo blasted games of 300-269

on the way to an 802 series while

rolling in the Gennaro’s Pizzatown

Men’s League at Rab’s Country

Lanes.

Tom Barnes blasted 279-258-

278-815, Brian Sweeney 257-266-

758, Todd DeRosa 276-714, Sal

Puma 245-702, Ron Gaudio 676,

Bob Clarke 244-671, and John

Lugo 267-671.

Kosta Leontarakis Blasted 300-800

Jose Guzman 300 At Lodi Lanes

LEVITTOWN, NY - Charlie

Minch and Frank Yodice Jr. each

found perfection in a 300 game

while rolling in the Sunday AM

Trios at South Levittown Lanes.

Ed Stadtlander rolled 258-247-

719-264, Justin Kampf 258, Jim

Risi 257, Jeff Scarola 248, Tony

Pepe 289-713, Nick DiLauro 269,

Chris Norton 267, Paul Minuto

258 and Frank Ferrizz 253.

LEBANON, Pa. – Ryan Shafer of

Horseheads, N.Y. defeated Jason

Stadtler of Cherry Hill, N.J., 269-

200, to win the Professional

Bowlers Association Pure-It Pro

Shop Eastern Open presented by

DV8 at Cedar Lanes. The win was

Shafer’s second this season and the

25th Regional title of his career.

Shafer posted a 9-3 match play

record to qualify second for the

stepladder finals. Shafer faced

Adam Chase of West Babylon, N.Y.

in the semi-final match after Chase

ousted John Furey of Freehold, N.J.

254-213 in the opening match. Each

started with five strikes but struggled with carry the last

half of the game as the lanes went through transition.

Chase opened in the 10th frame and Shafer took advan-

tage for a 245-223 victory. Moving

his target farther down lane, Shafer

found a ball reaction that continued

as he dominated the championship

match.

Shafer earned $2,500 for the win

while Stadtler earned $1,250 for sec-

ond place, Chase earned $1,100 for

third and Furey earned $1,000 for

fourth place.

The event also was the first of

three PBAW East Region events for

women. Kristina Wendell of

Poughkeepsie, N.Y., topped the four

women bowlers by finishing fifth

overall, earning $900 while missing

the stepladder finals by 57 pins. PBA Tour champion

Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J. also qualified for the finals,

finishing 11th and earning $650.

Ryan Shafer Wins 25th PBA Regional Title at Cedar LanesBy Russ Mills - PBA

Barry Clare 300 at Rockville Centre

PBA photo

Tournament sponsor Jeff Smith with

champion Ryan Shafer.

Nick DiSalvo 300-802 at Rab’s

Charlie Minch, Frank Yodice Jr. 300

At South Levittown Lanes

PBA photo

Proprietor Dave Small with champion

Pete Weber

PBA ADOPTS USBC’S “NO THUMB” RULEEFFECTIVE JAN. 1, 2015

The United States Bowling Congress is the national governing body of

bowling in the United States and as such, the PBA continues to adhere

to USBC equipment specifications. In a move to add greater clarity and

fairness to ball specifications related to bowlers not using their thumb

while delivering the ball, the USBC modified the specifications on

bowling ball gripping holes. This rule will take effect for USBC compe-

tition beginning Aug. 1, but, to avoid a change in the middle of the PBA

season, the effective date for this rule to be implemented during PBA

and World Bowling events will be Jan. 1, 2015.

Under the new rule, any thumb hole that is not used for gripping pur-

poses during the delivery would be classified as a balance hole. Bowling

balls are only permitted one balance hole.

The new rule can be found in the PBA Rule Book under the

“Resources” tab on pba.com Go to page 56, Rule 11.5.4 and see Rule

11.6 for non-compliance penalties.

2 SPORTS REPORTER August 6 - 12, 2014

ROCKFORD, Ill. - In a week where strikes were hard

to come by, Team USA member Shannon Pluhowsky

of Dayton, Ohio, stepped up and delivered one to

remember as she defeated Diana Zavjalova of Latvia,

225-212, in the championship match of the Bowling

Proprietors' Association of America Women's All-Star

Tournament.

Neither player had trouble getting to the pocket in

the finale at The Cherry Bowl, but carry was a chal-

lenge as it had been all week. Zavjalova clung to a

one-pin lead until a missed

2-4-8-10 split in the ninth

frame gave Pluhowsky a

chance to shut her out.

"In my mind, I wasn't

necessarily trying to strike,

because that's when you

over-think it and bad

things happen," said

Pluhowsky, a 31-year-old

left-hander who earned

$15,000 for the win. "I just

wanted to throw a good

shot, and I did that. Diana

bowled two great games

today and had one bad

frame. It could've gone

either way. She bowled

well all week."

Pluhowsky and Zavjalova battled for the top spot in the

standings throughout the 16 games of match play. The

two faced off in the final game of match play and again in

the position round, with Pluhowsky winning both meet-

ings to secure the No. 1 seed for the stepladder finals.

"The lanes weren't easy this week, and you didn't

need a lot of big games stay close," said Pluhowsky,

who also won the 2006 United States Bowling

Congress Queens. "I tried some different tricks to try

and make it carry better here and there, but I didn't

necessarily want to make too big of a move. I was for-

tunate to be able to win a lot of matches (14), and the

bonus pins were a big help."

Zavjalova struck in six of her first seven frames in a

236-207 semifinal win against Team USA member

Shannon O'Keefe of Arlington, Texas, and it looked

like that momentum might carry her to her first win

against Pluhowsky. But, as was the case throughout

the week, the 39-foot oil pattern was tricky to navi-

gate.

"The lanes have been really sensitive all week, and

even a small mistakes

turned out really

bad," said Zavjalova,

the 2013 USBC

Queens champion. "I

thought I threw it OK

in the ninth frame,

and I was surprised

that happened. I

thought it would

make it back because

I knew I had even

slowed down a little

bit."

O'Keefe's road to

the semifinal includ-

ed wins against three-

time U.S. Women's

Open winner Liz

Johnson of Cheektowaga, New York, and five-time

major champion Kelly Kulick of Union, New Jersey.

In her match against Johnson, O'Keefe struck eight

times on the way to a 237-175 victory, while Johnson

was in the pocket the whole game but managed just

one strike, which came in the eighth frame.

In the opening game, Kulick struggled early with

four opens in the first six frames and never got any

traction, falling 223-169.

The field at the BPAA All-Star included 75 bowlers,

who all bowled 18 qualifying games over three days,

before being cut to the top 16 players for 16

games of round-robin match play.

The Women's All Star Tournament, which

began in 1971, was the pre-cursor to Bowling's

U.S. Women's Open, which is on hiatus until

2015. This year's event showcased today's top

talent, highlighted the history of women's

bowling and celebrated the 40th anniversary of

formation of the Ladies Pro Bowling Tour.

Bowling's U.S. Open officially will return in

2015 after USBC and BPAA agreed to a three-

year deal that will see USBC operate and con-

duct the U.S. Open for men and women in

2015, 2016 and 2017.

As part of the agreement, USBC and BPAA

each will contribute at least $100,000 annually

toward operating the events. Further details

will be announced at a later date.

Shannon Pluhowsky Wins BPAA Women’s All-StarBy Matt Cannizzaro - IBC

ROCKFORD, Ill. - Paula Vidad

of Sun City, California, success-

fully defended her title at

Bowling's Senior Women's U.S.

Open with a 234-210 win against

United States Bowling Congress

Hall of Famer Tish Johnson of

Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Vidad, a

5 4 - y e a r -

old right-

h a n d e r ,

started the

title tilt at

The Cherry

Bowl with

three con-

s e c u t i v e

strikes and

struck on

the first

shot of her

final frame

to lock up

the green

jacket and $3,000 top prize.

"Earlier in the day, and even dur-

ing practice, I was leaving a lot of

weak 10s, so I knew I had to do

something," said Vidad, who also

won the USBC Senior Queens in

2011. "I decided to increase my

speed, which helped get the ball

down the lane a little better and

conserve some energy. It was

important to come out strong and

put some pressure on her."

Johnson was able to strike early

but couldn't carry late in the

finale. Since joining the senior

ranks, the left-hander has posted

second- and third-place efforts at

the Senior Women's U.S. Open

and a pair of runner-up finishes at

the USBC Senior Queens. Her

senior breakthrough was a win at

the National Golden Ladies

Classic in 2013.

On her way to the final,

Johnson capitalized on a couple

of breaks and made a key ball

change in a 220-166 win over

Lucy Sandelin of Tampa, Florida,

denying the USBC Hall of Famer

a third consecutive shot at the

S e n i o r

Wo m e n ' s

U.S. Open

crown.

In the

o p e n i n g

m a t c h ,

S a n d e l i n

s t a r t e d

with six

c o n s e c u -

tive strikes

and cruised

to a 254-

167 victory

over fellow

USBC Hall

of Famer Linda Kelly of Dayton,

Ohio.

The event featured a grueling

format on a challenging 39-foot

lane condition.

All 28 Senior Women's U.S.

Open competitors bowled 18

qualifying games over three days

before the field was cut to the top

eight for round-robin match play

Thursday morning.

Vidad initially struggled when

the lanes were freshly oiled this

week, but she used the long for-

mat as an opportunity to try some

different things. She also benefit-

ed from watching some of the

best women in the world, who

were competing simultaneously

in the Bowling Proprietors'

Association of America Women's

All-Star Tournament.

Paula Vidad Wins Bowling's

Senior Women's U.S. OpenBy Matt Cannizzaro - IBC

USBC photo

Champion Shannon Pluhowsky collected $15,000.00

top prize in BPAA Women’s All-Star Tournament.

USBC photo

Champion Paula Vidad.

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SEATTLE – Melanie Hannon, a sophomore at Fairleigh Dickinson University, has been awarded the PBA’s

Bill Welu Scholarship Award for 2014.

The Welu scholarship was established to annually recognize a college student who combines outstanding

bowling talents with academic excellence.

Hannon, of Cheektowaga, N.Y., has had a very productive year in 2014 earning NCAA and Northeast

Conference Rookie of the Year honors as well as First Team All-America honors bowling for the FDU

Knights. The 18-year-old also earned a spot on Junior Team USA 2015 as top qualifier in the U20 division of

the 2014 USBC Junior Gold Championships.

She was selected to the Dexter High School All-America Team in 2010-11 and in 2011 and 2012 was a Teen

Masters finalist. Locally, she was named the Greater Buffalo USBC Female Bowler of the Year in 2010, 2011

and 2012. She has been involved with the Greater Buffalo USBC Youth Leaders since 2007, serving as pres-

ident from 2010-2013. She received USBC’s Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow Award in 2013.

Among her other bowling accomplishments include three New York State Pepsi Tournament titles (2011,

2012 and 2013), 2011 North Pointe Singles Championship title, and a top finish of sixth in the Junior Gold

Championships which came in 2013.

“I’m very honored to win a scholarship where you know there are so many other great candidates who are

being considered for it,” Hannon said. “Bowling has been very important to me not only because of the les-

sons I’ve learned in the sport but what it has also taught me in life including the importance of qualities such

as teamwork, persistence and determination.”

Hannon, who is studying nursing at Fairleigh Dickinson, holds a 3.76 GPA and is a member of the honor

roll.

She will receive a $1,000 scholarship. To be eligible candidates must be amateur bowlers who are current-

ly in college (preceding the application date) and maintaining at least a 2.5/4.0 GPA or equivalent.

Welu, who passed away in 1974, was best known for his expert analysis alongside legendary ABC broad-

caster and PBA Hall of Famer Chris Schenkel on the “Pro Bowlers Tour” series. Welu was a two-time PBA

Tour champion and a member of the PBA Hall of Fame’s inaugural induction class in 1975.

Gary Robertson 772ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Gary Robertson topped the all scoring while

rolling in the Kings Trios League when he firer games of 248-268-256

for the high series of 772.

Charles Torres rolled 266-263-736, Frank Cimino 219-209-257-685,

Bill Koste 246-685, and Al Fabiano 256-246-676.

Pat Zenker 763ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Pat Zenker topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Night Mixed League blasting games of 239-255-269 for a

high series of 763.

Alex Bogolubsky rolled 239-237-688, Joseph Kurdziel, Jr. 233-682,

Rich Marin 264-213-675, Bob Eaton 246-235-669, and Peter Otero

212-223-220-655.

John LeBau 741ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – John LeBau led the scoring in the Thursday

El-Cheapo League firing games of 279-248 for a high series of 741.

Jesse Keane rolled 257-628, Steve Frey 226, Lyle Chernoff 225-216,

and Steve Patitucci 201-214-201-616.

Peter Morreale 734ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Peter Morreale topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Adult/Junior League firing games of 233-275-226 for a high

series of 734.

John Balbi rolled 237-231-674, Renie Gardner 226-224-602, Bill

Grupe 223, and Angie Fessler 215.

Wililam Collier 677ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – William Collier topped the scoring in the

Summer Senior Birds League firing games of 210-249-227 for a high

series of 677.

Robert Timmons rolled 203-216-237-656, Ed Frontera 235, George

Fields 235-210-626, and Michael Carpenter and Bruce Koondel 234.

Richie McCarthy 257ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Richie McCarthy led the scoring in the

Nostalgia Mixed League firing a high game of 257.

Nick Graci rolled 222-206-204-632, Justin Branden 232-210-620,

Marilyn Avondet 220, Jay Beller 214, and Kevin Gracy 211.

Chris Johnson 662ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Chris Johnson led the scoring in the

Wednesday Adult/Youth Scholarship League firing games of 232-224-

206 for a high series of 662.

Nick Lastella shot 234, Alex Shear 217, Evan Rudolfsky 189, and

Tyler Rubinstein 184.

Gregory Frank 657ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Gregory Grank paced the scoring in the

Nostalgia Mixed League with games of 246-227 for a high series of

657.

Richie McCarthy rolled 248, Don Minor 234-223-648, Terry

McCarthy 237-206-619, and Ed Flint 218-216-623.

George Fields 634ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – George Fields led the scoring in the

Summer Senior Birds League firing a 227 game for a high series of

634.

Ed Frontera rolled 234-626, William O’Neal 232, Jerry George 226,

Charles Johnson 222, Steve Jones 216, and Aubrey Pereira and Edgar

Hines 214.

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Joe Defini 751HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Defini topped the scoring in the Atlantic City Trios League

firing games of 266-247-238 for a high series of 751.

Justin Munice shot 228-265-674, Bob Joseph 234-227-650, and Peter Marinello 223-

213-628.

In the K of C League Mark Makwinski shot 200-224, Joe Britton 246, and John

Shimko 205.

Joe Lampariello 741HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Lampariello topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay Men’s

League firing games of 278-257-206 for a high series of 741.

Dave Eisenberg rolled 244-247-236-727, Ted Lapka 258-247-222-727, Rick

Choinacki 229-255-709, Dave Bishop 215-267-223-705, and Ken Horvath 246-209-

247-702.

Rich Harish 740HOPELAWN, NJ – Rich Hardish led the scoring in the Garden State Mixed League


Walter Kronert shot 279-222-222-723, Alberto Tadeo 234-228-657, Michael Onions

236-225-653, and James McMillon 224-247-635.

In the Tuesday Night Mixed League Daniel J. Willard shot 219, Mark Cumber 217,

and Char Martino 209.

Jeff Scire 739HOPELAWN, NJ – Jeff Scire topped the scoring in the Madison Park Men’s League


Joe Lampariello rolled 279-227-227-733, Anthony Martino 225-211-279-715, Joey

Weisenstein 264-214-234-712, Travis Tilley 225-247-222-694, and Lisa Pallazzola

267-233-693.

In the Thursday Mixed League K.C. Cabonilas shot 220-223-610, Kevin Kennelly

233, Jeany Kubinak 225, and Bill Aker, Jr. 212.

Don Anione 722HOPELAWN, NJ – Don Aninone led the scoring in the His & Hers League firing

games of 218-225-279 for a high series of 722.

Michael Holoka rolled 224-207-219-650, Kevin Bitler 252-237-636, and Andy

Shafer 234.

Gary McGinness 721HOPELAWN, NJ – Gary McGinness topped the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed

League firing games of 237-237-247 for a high series of 721.

Kevin Eccleston shot 213-255-647, Dan Krakowski 256-638, Richard Funk III 242-

203-632, and Marg Wiget 233.

Joyce Ellison rolled a 223 and Frank Jordan 213 in the NJ Turnpike League.

Bob Divila 675HOPELAWN, NJ – Bob Divila led the scoring in the Thursday Nite Mixed League


Kurt Moszkowski shot 266-234-674, Andrew Smith 212-244-215-671, Rollin E. Ball

221-234-208-663, and Cindy Dunphy 221.

Michelle Bunzel 661HOPELAWN, NJ – Michelle Bunzel paced the scoring in the Merck League firing

games of 255-224 for a high series of 661.

Tom Vickery shot 221-210-606, Pete Zafian 248, and Aaron Smith 233.

Chuck Mantione 656HOPELAWN, NJ – Chuck Mantione paced the scoring in the Federal Business

Centers League firing a high game of 272 and a high series of 656.

Dave Ryden shot 209-201, and Tony Kacmarsky 175.

Danny Hunter 641HOPELAWN, NJ – Danny Hunter led the scoring in the Iselin AA League firing

games of 234-215 for a high series of 641.

Darris Douma shot 259-617, Greg Crawford 245, and Nick Pezzello 226.

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Federal Reserve

Craig Stilley was the high scorer with his 246 606, Eric Brisbon hit

219 and Robinson Roman 209.

Gloria’s Anyway Doubles

A big congratulations to Gabe Piomelli who had a 290 with 11 in a

row, Bob Csigi tossed a 279, Chuck Ontal hit 267 along with Thomas

Plaza and Janet Schrenzel, Pres. Kenny Lee and Nick Kochell both

rolled 259, Doug Boyce 258-256, Javier Plaza 257, Chris Montagna

255, Mike Roman 253, Billy Zika 252, Andres Escalante 248, and our

own big GM Marko Petronijevio 247.

Monday Doubles

Chria Vitale had the session high with his 257 game and added a 246

for a 708 set. Marc Miller tossed 253, Mike Roman 248-240-235-723,

Sean Wendelken 245, Charles Petros and Kevin Lingle 234, Nick Sisto

233.

For the ladies, Nicole Sisto bowled a 216 game followed by Maria

Henkelman with 210 and Debbie Henkelman 200.

Tony Bilello 300, Marvin Mora 803

At Howell LanesBy John Jennings

HOWELL, NJ - In the Classic Scratch League, high series went to

Marvin Mora 803-256-279-268 and the eighth perfect game of the sea-

son was rolled by substitute Tony Bilello in his first game 300 and 708

series.

Howell Lanes benefited by supersub Jordan Marangelli tossing a nice

684, Ken Bocan 771-269-258, Chris Mancilla 279-740, Chris Jones

268-702, and John Furey 701. Diane Jones led the women with a ter-

rific series 235-246-249-730. Jessica Peters whipped up a 667 series

with three solid games 233-216-218.

The previous week, Brandon Fenell killed the pins with a 784-299

series and high game Don Farmer had second high game 279 and Ken

Bocan second High Series 756.

Chris Jones Rolled 300 at Howell LanesHOWELL, NJ - Chris Jones rolled a 300 game and three other bowlers

shot 279 in the Wednesday Eastern Classic Scratch League at Howell

Lanes.

Rob Sherman started with back-to-back 279s on his way to second

high series of the night posting a 779. Sherman was subbing for Mike

Fogarty. Chris Mancilla and Greg Hess also had 279s, Charlie

Chirichello had a 268. Leading series was Greg Hess 785 on games of

279-259-247 also on lanes 23-24 as Sherman’s set. Mancilla had 3rd

high series 774. Other 700 series were shot by: Joe Schuld 733,

Brandon Fenell 707, and Jim Stefan 700.

High women’s series and Game went to Diane Jones 666-241. Leslie

Bohn tied for the women’s second high game with a 227. Jessica

Peters had the other 227 and a 634 set.

In another session

Russ Goss fired a 746-233-269-246, Rod Dickson 268, Kyle Konkus

also tied for high game of the night with a 269. John Petraglia had a

705 for the only other 700 series of the night. Jessica Peters had high

women’s series 659-234 and Leslie Bohn high women’s game 243.

Joe Starace Tops Teen

Sports League at Ocean LanesLAKEWOOD, NJ – Joe Starace rolled 235 to top all bowlers in the

Friday Nite Teen Sport League at Ocean Lanes, Nick Ventrice 205,

Sierra-Alayne Palmer 203, Karsyn Lukosius 201, Jenna McIntire 199,

John Boughton 197, Kaitlynn Nardiello 196, Jamie Kelly and Shawn

Kollmer each rolled 192 games.

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Summer Juniors:

Mark Howarth 183-517, Joey Lamont 158-409, Anthony Loia 70, John

Paul Salvatore 64, Peter Loia 57, and Sebastian Salvatore 35.

Monday Have a Ball:

Ken Foote 259-625, Ralph Viola 244-622, Garrett Orr 235,Ed Galuska

235, Keri May 236-609, Jess Brezezniak 187-472, JacquelineTheriault

186-506.

Monday Summer Adult / Junior :

Adults: Jim Testa 269-729, Mike Wheeler 265-703. David Ireton 243-636,

Rick Damiano 183-499, Barbara Ustupski 173-516, Jennifer Ireton 163-

439.

Juniors: Shaun Ireton 148-354, Josh Wheeler 144-408, Tommy Damiano

112-279, Sydney Ireton 190-534, Madison Ustupski 165-450, Haley Testa

87-237.

PBA Experience:

Tim Panek 242-653, PJ Adams 204, Ed Galuska 202 Alison Gomer 175-

457.

Fox Hills Seniors- Summer:

Steve Friedman 200-519, BIll Verderber 192-527, Rick Martone 183-501,

Bernadette Memolo 166-459, Penny Nelson 145-362, Pearl Traub Johnson

144 game.

Thursday No-Tap:

Ken George, Nick Westergaard, Jim Westergaard, Joseph Kleczynski,

Justin Ragucci, Chris Morris all had 300 games. James Elliot 287, Nidia

Haneveld 266-633, Maria Jankovitz 244-579, Kimberly Freehan 229-603.

Summer Doubles:

Gary Malone 278-797. Matt Pukas 265-735, Nick Westergaard 258,

ALison Gomer 255-705 Liesl Apgar 244-696, Donna Sodano 236-567.


ROCKAWAY LANES ROLLERS AT RAB’S

Tony Coppola 699STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tony

Coppola rolled 259-699, and

Pablo Badillo 242-644 in the Just

4 Fun League.

Mike Joyce 682STATEN ISLAND, NY – Mike

Joyce topped the scoring in the

Junior Scholarship Doubles

League firing games of 257-264

for a high series of 682.

Carla Spote hit 265, Casey

Sparacio 257-231, Kevin Buono

223-232, Jim Barclay 234, and

Matt Cavais 224.

In another session Jason

Wichovitz hit 242-628, Mikey

Schemberi and Mike Tellefsen

244, Tim Barclay and Breanna

Barclay 256, and Kevin Buono

237.

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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

august 6 - 12, 2014 sports reporter

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