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Mike Almodovar 300, Mark Plowman 763 at MontvaleBy Larry Diebner

HOPELAWN, NJ – Joey

Weisenstein topped the scoring in

the Raritan Bay Men’s League fir-

ing games of 257-267-278 for a

high series of 802 at Majestic

Lanes.

Lee Kay hit 274-246-716, John

Kertesz 218-246-227-691, Glenn

Mohr 279-217-689, Ed Hayes, Jr.

290-681, and Travis Tilley 246-

221-213-680.

OAKLAND, NJ – Walt Sacharow

topped the scoring in the

Budweiser Classic League at

Holiday Bowl firing games of 279-

264-279 for a high series of 822.

Bob Lippi hit 289-279-224-791,

Chip Jones 256-267-750, Joey

Jones 279-257-745, Josh

Bindhammer 278-267-743,

Andrew Davidowicz 269-725, Al

Winkler 268-725, Rob Golda 237-

707, and Dan Gerardi 257-706.

Joey Weisenstein 802 at Majestic

LAS VEGAS, Nev. – Yong-Jin Gu, a slightly-

built 48-year-old left-hander, had never

bowled in a Professional Bowlers Association

event before the World Series of Bowling, but

he pulled off one of the biggest upsets in PBA

history when he defeated an international

field of opponents to win the PBA Scorpion

Championship at South Point Bowling

Center.

It was the first Lumber Liquidators PBA

Tour television final ever to include four

international players and only one American.

Gu (pronounced “coo”) upset four straight

opponents, including top qualifier Jun-Yung

Kim, 236-224, in the all-South Korea champi-

onship match, to become the first South

Korean ever to win a PBA Tour event.

In a stunning finish, Gu held a 10-pin lead

entering the ninth frame, but he missed a 7 pin

spare conversion to surrender his lead.

Needing a nine-count spare and strike to win,

Kim then left a pocket 7-10 split on his first shot in

the 10th frame to hand the victory back to Gu.

Gu started the stepladder finals with a 245-204 vic-

tory over former Saginaw Valley State collegiate All-

American Dan MacLelland of Windsor, Ontario,

throwing strikes on seven of his first nine shots. In

his second match, Gu routed 2010 Pepsi Viper

Champion Bill O’Neill of Southampton, Pa., 256-

208, again striking on eight of his first 10 shots. He

then romped to a 233-208 victory over Australia’s

two-handed star, Jason Belmonte, throwing seven

strikes in eight tries. Gu had his first open frame in

the 10th against Belmonte, but by that time he had

already clinched a trip to the final match.

“I can’t even say how happy I am,” Gu said

through an interpreter. “This was my first trip to the

United States. Winning wasn’t even in my dreams.”

Regarding his first-ever shot on television, Gu

said, “I didn’t feel anything. I just threw the shot.”

But he quickly showed high-pitched emotions which

followed virtually every strike. “It’s what we call

showmanship in Korea,” he said. “It helps me relieve

my stress before the next shot.”

Gu, who idolizes PBA Hall of Famer Norm Duke

“because he’s small like me,” had no idea what kind

of reception awaited him upon his return home, but

he had already learned he and Kim had become

instant national celebrities simply by qualifying for

the American television finals. South Korea’s lead-

ing newspaper, television network and bowling mag-

azine immediately flew representatives to the U.S. to

cover the finals.

Kim, who realized Gu had given him an opening

when he missed the 7 pin, said his immediate reac-

tion after leaving the 7-10 split was, “I lost. My shot

in the 10th went farther right than I wanted. It was a

good shot, but not the one I wanted to throw.”

South Korea’s Gu Pulls Off Stunning

Upset in PBA Scorpion Championship By Bill Vint - PBA Media Relations

John Adams, Rick Warren 299-761 at North Arlington

BRUNSWICK, NJ – Rudy

Johnson blasted 257-290-259-806,

and John Illare rolled perfect with

a 300 game then added games of

233 and 229 for a 762 set while

competing in the Middlesex

County Major League at

Brunswick Zone Carolier.

Ryan Friend hit 246-247-257-

750, Kevin Harrity 258-225-256-

739, Frank Bertucci 236-262-236-

734, Russ Wiltsey 261-226-246-

733, Pete Danyo, Jr. 268-214-242-

727, Rich Aaron 243-223-257-

723, and Mike Greenberg 215-

278-227-720.

Walt Sacharow 822 at Holiday

PBA photo

Yong-Jin Gu won the PBA World Series of Bowling

Scorpion Championship.

NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – John Adams and Rick

Warren each blasted 299-761 in the Sunday

Morning Trios League at North Arlington Bowl.

Lawrence Anderson shot the high series for the

session with a 783 highlighted by a 279game.

Rob Mockenhaupt tossec a 289 game in a 777 set

followed by Lewis Managault rolling 268-746,

Jackie Willis 268-740, Antony Buonanno 268-

730, Kathleen Weissman 277-729, Giles Ward

269-737, Andres Lopez 248-734, and Keith

Dobres 290-728.

MONTVALE, NJ - Mike Almodovar fired a 300

game for the high score honor of the night in the

Thursday Nite Early Bird League at Montvale

Lanes. Mark Plowman blasted scores of 216-268-

279 for a 763 series to lead all scoring for the sec-

ond week in a row.

Other great shooting for the night included Larry

Diebner 279-748, Frank Picciotto with a 244 tripli-

cate score and 732 series, and Ed Kilianski 248-720.

Nick Guarneri 300 at Majestic

Rudy Johnson 806, John Illare 300

At Brunswick Zone Carolier

Joseph Verducci 300 at Lodi

Joe Bonser 300 at Parkway

LODI, NJ – Joseph Verducci

found the line and posted a 300

game while competing in the

Monday Classic League at Lodi

Lanes.

Jennifer Deblasi tossed a 254

game to highlight a 607 series.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ – Joe

Bonser blasted a 300 game in the

Friday 1050 Major League at

Parkway Lanes.

Michael Brenner shot 758,

Stephanie Collins 738, Chuck

Trimblett 730, Joe Brulato 717,

Paul Stuart 710, Marty Calia 707,

Craig Kirchner 695, Jerry

Veneziano 694, John Nieman 693,

Dave Derosa and Steve Tripp 691.

HOPELAWN, NJ – Nick Guarneri

earned top honors in the Friday

Nite Mixed League firing perfect

with a 300 then added a 224 to fin-

ish with the session high series at

718.

Eric Haltli hit 268-213-671, Rob

Williams 278-643, and Kenny

Anderson bowled 227-640.

LEVITTOWN, NY - Tom

Moseman blasted twelve in a row

for a 300 game along with a 247 to

tally a 760 high series in the

Friday Knights of Columbus

League at North Levittown Lanes.

Vincent Shenocker bowled a 246

game followed by Rich Shenocker

with a 245.

Tom Moseman Blasted 300

At North Levittown Lanes

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Brian Ziesig, Robert Bader Sr.

Win LIGBT Titles SAYVILLE, NY - Brian Ziesig of Levittown, NY won the Long

Island Bowlers Tour scratch event and the handicap winner was

Robert Bader Sr., Holtsville, NY. A total of 25 bowlers cashed for the

day which means better than 1 in 4 bowlers earned money.

The scratch event was a 4 game qualifier bowled on Kegel’s 41 foot

Beaten Path Pattern. The only bowler to average over 225 was Joe

Stillman of Staten Island shooting a 908 series to lead the day and

earn a bye into the final match. The high senior for the day was Gary

Shultis of Levittown, NY posting an 872 to earn a bye into round 2.

It took an 832 series (208 average) to earn a spot on the prize list.

The final match in the scratch event put together two former

LIGBT Champions. It was the powerful lefty (Joe) versus the accu-

rate right hander (Brian.) Joe started with a spare and a triple to take

an early lead. Brian finally started to string strikes from the 6th frame

to his first ball in the tenth to shoot a 238 and defeated Joe by 16

pins. Brian earned $700 for his third LIGBT title while Joe took

home $400 for second.

The handicap event had 67 bowlers with the top 16 series advanc-

ing to the finals. It took a 718 series with handicap and bonus pins to

advance. Leading qualifier was Chris DiDamo of Glenwood

Landing, NY who rolled an 802 series (604 scratch) and he earned a

bye directly into the final shootout.

The handicap final four shootout Robert Bader Sr. started with a

strike, open, and spare his first three frames but struck out the rest of

the way to shoot an incredible 289 handicap game (252 scratch.) His

closest competitor was Ed Shacalo, Brooklyn, NY who shot a 246

(188 scratch). Robert earned $500 for his victory while Ed took

home $300 for his runner-up position. Finishing third was So Young

Chin of Whitestone, NY who rolled a 238 (202 scratch) to win $250

and fourth went to Chris DiDamo who bowled a 210 (159 scratch) to

earn $200. So Young also won a Mini-Eliminator Mini Marathon

entry with room with her 788 qualifying series.

Bobby Manella, Nikki Arrigo

Scorch North Arlington PinsBy Vince Albrecht

NORTH ARLINGTON, NJ 11/05/10 – In North Arlington’s Adult-

Junior Doubles Friday evening, 16-year-old Bobby Manella must have

taken an extra nap because he finally came up with a good opening game

of 201 and then followed it with a thundering 255, high youth game to

date; his 626 threesome to go along with his partner Joe Cauwels 641

powered pace-setting 18 And A Half to a sweep of seven points from

second place “Those Guys” who couldn’t get untracked.

13-year-old Nikki Arrigo used her two-handed kegling skill to score

209-575 in leading the A Girls to a seven point triumph over the

Bottlecaps.

4 T’s Laneside I outlasted Team Awesome II, 1051-1034 to hold on to

third place as 10-year-old Taylor Horniacek got her act together in the

finale. Despite Will Blanco’s 221 middle game, the Cardinals fell to a

more consistent G-Force, 4-3. The Mega Monkeys, sparked by 13-year-

old Sam Passaro’s over average threesome, came away with five points

against 4 T’s Laneside II; the latter’s 8-year-old Tara Horniacek rolled a

334 set, her best outing of the season.

Topping the youths’ leaderboard were Bobby Manella +95, Nikki Arrigo

+50, Tara Horniacek +23, Sam Passaro +23, Will Blanco +22, Taylor

Horniacek +14 and Danny Bivin +10. Fine scoring among the juniors’

adult counterparts were tallied by Tommy Horniacek 248-236, Joe

Cauwels 228-216, Vin Albrecht 226, Tim Bray 217, Fran Sanzo180,

Theresa Horniacek and Patti Passaro 179.

Harry Franz 299-744MADISON, NJ- Harry Franz led the scoring in the Tuesday 400

Doubles League firing a near perfect high game of 299 for the ses-

sion high series of 744.

Trevor Bogert posted a 255 game to highlight a 669 series, Pete

Cerenzio tossed a 246 game and Anthony Caporaso tallied a 651

series.

Mike Potoski 764MADISON, NJ – Mike Potoski shot 764, Cesare Badolato 286,

and Jennifer Dunklin rolled a 258 game in a 643 set in league play

at Plaza Lanes.

In the Chatham Collisionettes league Alice Bednarik shot 222,

Jodi Belli 213, and Lori 205.

Lies’l Apgar 288-729MADISON, NJ- Lies’l Apgar led the scoring in the Ladies Trio

League firing a high game of 288 and a high series of 729.

Bea Reinacher hit 209, Jane Inch 204.

Joey Parisi 731MADISON, NJ – Joey Parisi led all competition in the Friday

Classic League tossing a 247 game for a 731 set.

Anthony Parisi hit 687, Dorey Badolato 680, Mike Yoboud 259,

Russ Kyzima 248, and Joe Columbro 247.

In the Plaza Ladies Trio League Karen Reinacher shot 237, and

Jane Inch 200.

Joey Parisi 729MADISON, NJ- Joey Parisi led the scoring in the Friday Classic

League firing a 289 game for a high series of 729.

Russ Kyzima hit 275-718, Kyle McKissock 268, Dorey Badolato

724, Stephanie Rahn 257-650, and Donna Badolato 245.

Andrew Stephens 728MADISON, NJ- Andrew Stephens led the scoring in the

Wednesday Trio League firing a 257 game for a high series of 728.

Fred Crowell shot 265-701, Frank Petrock 265-678, and

Stephanie Rahn 193.

Tom Kreder 279MADISON, NJ – Tom Kreder shot 279, Aaron Marrella 277-696,

Matt Geffken 248, Oren Warter 679, and Joey Parisi 667 in the

Wednesday Trio League.

Ken Kastner 646MADISON, NJ – Ken Kastner paced he scoring in the MC Police

& Fire League firing a 244 game for a high series of 646.

Tom Lockburner hit 235, Joe Marchese and Neil Simonelli 223,

and Anthony Pratts 604.

Brandon Shindler 256MADISON, NJ – In the Thursday Mixed League Brandon

Shindler shot 256, Travis Wilfong 247, John Barilla 243-678, Craig

Swartz 663, and Charles Wilfong 650.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA Jake Rollins,

Justin Floyd Shine

In Youth Travel

LeagueBy Vince Albrecht

HACKENSACK, NJ – In a

scheduling change this season,

the Stan Niemiec Youth Travel

League staged at Bowler City the

first of three planned tournaments

designed so that all the young

bowlers get to know one another.

Rather than team matchups, the

players were grouped by individ-

ual averages and could earn for

their respective teams from one to

four points per game in a three

game block. Earning the maxi-

mum twelve points were Jake

Rollins and Justin Floyd of Fair

Lawn II, along with Simon

Lezaja of Fairlawn I.

Jake pummeled the maples with

the session’s best scratch set, a

triple deuce 666, teammate Justin

Floyd, averaging just 126, pound-

ed out a remarkable 222-614, giv-

ing him the afternoon’s stunning

handicap high of 866.

Simon, coming off a difficult

outing the prior week, put it

together with 208-585 and a 744

handicap threesome.

Other eye-opening performanc-

es included the 11 points for Fair

Lawn I earned by young Hunter

Perry for his well above average

threesome leaving him with a

handicap score of 733.

Montvale’s Brian O’Flaherty

grabbed 11 points with his strong

232-632 and teammate Nick

Rossi added a 209. Bowler City

I’s newcomer Sam Fogelgaren

helped his team’s cause with the

day’s high game of 257. Sam fin-

ished with 625 and a handicap

score of 745. Holiday’s 13-year-

old Joe Malyack tallied 10 points

for his handicap set of 735 which

was forged with a closing net

226; teammate Mike Carr con-

tributed with a scratch 245-612.

AT OCEANKamerin Peters 167LAKEWOOD, NJ – Kamerin

Peters shot 167, Jillilan Stuart

161, Briana Corrie 157, Patrick

Brow and Katie Seyr 139,

Heather Hago 129, Alec Hehir

126, and Carolyn Jones 123 in the

Saturday Pin Hitters League.

In another session Kamerin

Peters hit 173, Michael Guzman

155, Deanen Downs and Sean

Sampson 148, Brianne Currie

142, Carolyn Jones 137, Mikayla

Lane 129, and Misty Downs and

Alec Hehir 127.

Keri May 300-803 at T-Bowl IIWAYNE, NJ – Keri May earned top honors in the Wednesday Early

Mixed League at T- Bowl II Lanes blasting a twelve banger 300 game

on her way to a high series of 803.

Ed Bucey shot 279-730, Bill Breur 264-681, Dale Gillette 246-659,

Robert Evelyn 246-633, Linda Bucey 247-610, and Allison Mania 219.

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Ken Yokobosky 775ROCKAWAY, NJ – Ken

Yokobosky topped the scoring in

the Dave Valerius Trios League

firing a 279 game for a high series

of 775.

Richard Shwager rolled 246-636,

Shawn Casey 224-633, and

Mickey Pukas posted a 194 game.

Keri May 753ROCKAWAY, NJ – Keri May led

the scoring in the Mixed League

firing a high game of 289 and a

high series of 753.

Nidia Heneveld hit 288-700, Jim

Testa 246-675, Tom Colucci 259-

651, and Glan Malmstone 269-

624.

In the PBA Experience League

Bill Carrier, Sr. shot 231-627,

Glen Griffith 234-621, and Ken

Yokobosky 220.

Matt Franke 731ROCKAWAY, NJ – Matt Franke

led the scoring in the County

Tuesday Night Mixed League fir-

ing a 278 game for a high series of

731.

Paul Di Struco shot 248-686, Bill

Ratliff 245-707, Charles T.

Wilfong 245-646, and Maureen

Yowe 213-602.

Jack Safkan 728ROCKAWAY, NJ – Jack Safkan

led the scoring in the Foursome

League firing a 256 game for a

high series of 728.

Heriberto Matias 708ROCKAWAY, NJ- Heriberto

Matias led the scoring in the

Monday Early Birds League firing

a 289 game for a high 708.

Joe Miller rolled 255-695, John

Zielinsky 247-728, Donna Miller

202, and Kathy Bradley 190.

Eric Martin 707ROCKAWAY, NJ – Eric Martin

led the scoring in the Friday Nite

Men’s League firing a 255 game

for a high series of 707.

Ed Cook shot 289-659, Manuel

Matias 246-652, Jesus Cruz 241-

643, and James Beeh 236.

In the Friday Tri Mixed League

Charles Whitehead hit 210, Daryl

Frank 200, and Bill Mott 191.

Ken Emker 689ROCKAWAY, NJ – Ken Emker

paced the scoring in the Lake

Hiawatha A.C. League firing a

244 game for a high series of 689.

Greg Lewis hit 247-668, John

Finnd 248-659, and Sam Sapio

257-647.

Angel Cordero 262ROCKAWAY, NJ- Angel Cordero

shot 262, Jason Dominguez 259-

660, and Georgie Mendoz 257 in

the Spanish American League.

In the Ball Busters League Jack

Cook shot 255-669, Matthew

Wood 213, and Damian Garrett

212.

Chris Morris 636ROCKAWAY, NJ – In the Tuesday

Night Mixed League Chris Morris

shot 269-636, Nathaniel Scott

256-601, and Bill Booth 233-620.

In the Monday Nite Football

League Alex Baggot hit 222.

George Dakak, Jr. rolled 279-707,

Shawn casey 259-661, Sheila Sell

211, and Tina Richardson 209.

Arnold Uhleman and Charles

Wright shot 234, Ralph Heiss 224,

Nidia Haneveld 228, and

Kimberly Martinez 214 in the

NorBu Lodge League.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS

AT STELTONDon Amann 741PISCATAWAY, NJ – Don Amann

led the all bowlers in the

Wednesday AT&T League firing

games of 215-299-227 for a high

series of 741.

Mark Grossman shot 256,

Georgeanne Mastro 253, Nichole

Toto 270, and Joe Obst 244-236.

Earl Lewis 279PISCATAWAY, NJ – Earl Lewis

rolled 279, James Criss 265, and

Curtis Metrokotas 267 in the So.

Plainfield Mixed League.

Robert Giles 704PISCATAWAY, NJ – Robert Giles

paced the scoring in the Thursday

Men’s League firing games of

201-256-247 for a high series of

704.

DJ Cramer hit 266, Ed Bienvenue

264, and Don Amann, Jr. 258.

John Berko 268PISCATAWAY, NJ- John Berko

rolled 268, and Keith King and Ed

Fuscoletti 255 in the He’s and

She’s League.


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Ray Smarsh, Bill Bleacher Hit 300

At Brunswick Zone Carolier LanesNO. BRUNSWICK, NJ – Ray Smarsh and Bill Bleacher each blasted a

300 game Middlesex County Major League at Brunswick Zone Carolier

Lanes. Smarsh had high series as well posting games of 279 and 228

around his 300 to tally an 807 set.

Eric Wysokowski shot 276-252-269-797, Rich Aaron 249-268-232-

750, Kevin Harrity 267-237-223-737, Scott Irwin 268-216-246-730, Bill

Paley 256-224-247-727, Tony Ament 249-243-232-624, Rudy Johnson

257-214-248-719, and Matt Hage 242-244-232-718.

Rick Warren 300 at North Arlington NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Rick Warren blasted a 300 game in the Sunday

Morning Trios League at North Arlington Bowl.

John LoGuidace and Ken Carson each tossed games of 278 in an 802

set followed by Mark Silva bowling 278-788, Lawrence Anderson 265-

769, Giles Ward 279-750, John Adams 287-745, Mike McCabe 277-

744, Randy Battistus 259-743, and Lewis Manigault 278-714.

Timothy McAlese 793 at Hi-TorHAVESTRAW, NY – Timothy McAlese paced the scoring in the Boyz

Nite Out League at Hi-Tor Lanes firing a high series of 793.

Ed Ziemak shot 757, Teresa Kelly 776, and Jennifer Fox 690.

In another session Greg Gwizdak, Jr. rolled 286, Jennifer Fox 285, and

Teresa Kelly 268.

Bryan Kist leads Montvale

Juniors with 725 By Dennis O'Flaherty

MONTVALE, NJ - The Montvale Juniors are back in action after a

Thanksgiving break and some of the bowlers are back with a bang.

Bryan Kist led the scoring in the Singles with a 725 series and games of

279, 237 and 209. Close behind was Brian O'Flaherty with a 701 series

and 268, 221 212 games. Dan Wuhrman rolled scores of 236, 211, 194

for a 641 series while brother Mike shot 233, 206 and 193 for 631. Ray

Lavender and Bobby McCarthy each rolled 627 series, Ray with games

of 224, 223, 180 and Bobby with 223, 216 and 188.

In the Strikers league, Lauren Folkers banged out games of 154 and 153,

Justin Schwartz shot games of 164 and 157, and Freddie de Vivo had a

140.

In the Power Preps, Noah Goldberg rolled games of 127, 115 and 109

for a 351 series while Colin Hanrahan shot 123, 110, 108 for 341. Jordan

Friedman shot games of 116 and 103. Claudia Mattes bowled a 107 and

a pair of 99's.Kristen Benavente fired a 113 and a 97.

In the Bumpers, Sara Galbraith had a 125 while Timothy Izzo rolled a

119.


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Rich DeBenedetto

738 at Holiday OAKLAND, NJ - Rich

DeBenedetto topped all bowling

while contesting in the Wednesday

Early Mixed League at Holiday

Bowl by firing a 289 game en

route to the sessions high series of

738.

Ed Engelhart shot 268-258-722

followed by Bob Himber tossing a

257 in a 701, Ed Casler with 256-

699, Gregg Oeklers 267-699,

Mark Maryanski 256-692, Tom

Stellingwerf 258-680, Stacy

Valerius 258-655, Dawn Tempe

254-649 and Tom Hemmer 257-

634.

Dawn Hansen 260

at T-Bowl IIWAYNE, NJ – Thirteen-year-old

Dawn Hansen, who averages 118,

rolled 11 out of 12 strikes for a T-

Bowl II House Record 260 game

while competing in the T-Bowl

Junior Youth League.


THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICMike Valanzano 792 HOPELAWN, NJ- Mike

Valanzano topped the scoring in

the Middlesex County Classic

League firing games of 269-234-

289 for a high series of 792.

Dave Sabin shot 223-266-245-

734, Jim Kish 220-224-268-712,

Jason Pintus 234-226-241-701,

Michael Consiglio 248-228-225-

701, Don Richard 226-269-205-

700, and Ron Caggiano 238-224-

232-694.

Jeff Scire 775HOPELAWN, NJ - Jeff Scire

topped the scoring in the Madison

Park Men’s League firing games

of 259-280-236 for a high series of

775.

Jeff Kubasek hit 299-225-232-

756, Eric Velazquez 256-278-219-

753, Matthew Manenty 265-259-

720, Travis Tilley 268-257-719,

and Rick Sciulla 204-254-257-

715.

M. Consiglio 761HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Consiglio led the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 289-256-216 for a

high series of 761.

John Kertesz hit 265-235-257-

757, Nick Guarneri 235-268-218-

721, Jason Paro 289-202-225-716,

Jon Crowder 280-235-201-716,

and Michael Ibanez 223-222-256-

701.

In the Tuesday Nite Trios League

Bryan D. Senatore shot 236-629,

Mike Newman 228-216-621, Paul

Harney 226, and Richard Gibbons

224.

John Syslo 759HOPELAWN, NJ – John Syslo led

the scoring in the Thursday Mixed

Nuts League firing games of 236-


Don M. Hellhake hit 202-222-

236-660, and Mike P. Kennelly

224-216-616.

Pat Moreno 735HOPELAWN, NJ – Pat Moreno led

the scoring in the Gemini Towing



Joe Herber shot 224-220-630,

Fabio Messina 253-620, and Joyce

Tiegden 233.

Pat Jones 732HOPELAWN, NJ – Pat Jones led

the scoring in the NJ Turnpike



Michael Morris shot 235-227-218-

680, Drew Rucinski 213-209-246-

668, and Tommy Giamo 214-604.

Bill Pyrz 707HOPELAWN, NJ – Bill Pryz led

the Merck League firing 247-222-


Gregg Farley shot 215-278-690,

Jeff Roberts 211-213-615, and

Mike Medvetz 224.

Sal Angotti 728HOPELAWN, NJ – Sal Angotti

led the scoring in the Family



Kevin Kopko hit 225-266-686,

Al Patrick 234-208-235-677,

Bryan Applegate 247-237-676,

Bob Nebus 214-258-204-676, and

Eric Applegate 247-638.

Dave Deli 713HOPELAWN, NJ - Dave Deli led

the scoring in the Sunday Nite

Mixed League firing games of


Lauro Perez shot 279-205-683,

Aaron Williams 202-258-643,

Dennis Quintana 219-218-632,

and John Delgado 208-212-621.

Richard Funk III 680HOPELAWN, NJ – Richard Funk

III led the Friday Nite Mixed firing

225-249-206-680.

Rob Morris hit 247-222-660,

Kevin Eccleston 244-225-651,

Alberto Martins 233-221-633, and

David Andriola 247-208-632.

Dennis DeCrosta 652HOPELAWN, NJ – In the His &

Hers League Dennis DeCrosta

rolled 267-206-652, Walter

Malecki 212-244-643, Shelly

Jacques 254-204-639, and Andy

Shafer 255-619.

In the Monday Madness League

Nick Viverito hit 233-617, Mark

Douches 258-601, and Frank

Viverito 212.

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