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Vol. 71 No. 35 November 3 - 9, 2010 50 cents

HOPELAWN, NJ Willie

Zammitto and Jason Gomes each

blasted a 300 game in the Madison

Park Mens League at Majestic

Lanes.

Eric Brown shot 277-252-289-

818, Jeff Scire 289-267-747, Eric

Oppenheimer 214-265-247-726,

Travis Tilley 276-242-710,

Kristopher Brus 221-278-698, and

John Kaminski 230-226-235-686.

Willie Zammitto, Jason Gomez

Rolled 300 at Majestic

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ- Vin

Turano topped the scoring in the

Friday 1050 Major League at

Parkway Lanes firing games of

289-268-263 for a high series of

820.

Alton Dickson hit 724, Steve

Tripp 727, Michael Brenner, Jr.

717, Chris Clarken and Ralph

DiPasquale 715, Tom Trongone

712, Tom Schlomann 710, and

Pablo Plaza 701.

Dan Brezo, Rob Vecchione Win Their First LIGBT Titles

Vin Turano 820 at Parkway

Garden City, NY: Winning his first

Long Island Generations Bowlers

Tour (LIGBT) scratch title and the

$1,000 top prize was Dan Brezo of

Coram, NY. Earning his first handicap

trophy, and its $500 top prize, was

Rob Vecchione of Massapequa Park,

NY.

The scratch event was a four game

qualifier that was bowled on the PBA

Chameleon Pattern. Dan Brezo was

the squad leader with an 899 series. To

advance to the finals it only took a 214

average, while the top senior, NormGinsberg Sr. of West Babylon, NY

advanced with a 770 series (192 average.)

The finals saw Adam Chase, last tournaments cham-

pion, rolling through the first two rounds with a 286

and 227 game. But in the final match Dan Brezo com-

pletely dominated Adam

and started with the first 6 strikes on his way to a 256.

Adam earned $500 despite the fact he lost to Dan by 95

pins!

The handicap event was lead by Aeyesha

Gomez of Corona, NY the qualifying

leader with a 733. To make the handicap

finals you had to shoot 679 with handicap

and bonus pins. Ironically, the eventual

champion, Rob Vecchione, the bowler that

rolled the 679 series to advance.

In the handicap shootout all three

bowlers had a chance to win the title going

into the tenth frame. James Walsh of Glen

Cove threw a spare and strike in the tenth

to force Rob to double to win the title. Rob

threw a crossover strike on his first ball

and buried the second shot to shoot a 262to win. Finishing second, with a 253 was

James Walsh ($300), and the qualifying

leader, Aeyesha, finished third with a 244 and took

home $200.

Sam Reiner 785, Larry Diebner 299

In Early Birds at Montvale LanesBy Larry Diebner

MONTVALE, NJ - Sam Reiner

blasted scores of 233-263-289 for

a 785 to earn high series honors

but it was Larry Diebner with a

299 for the session high game and

finished with a 715 set while

rolling in the Thursday Nite Early

Birds at Montvale Lanes.

Steve Scorzetti tossed 269-758,

Bob Greenwood 256-738, Danny

Jacaruso 276-728, Frank Picciotto

242-669, Steve Slawinski 255-

667, Joe Truchan 224-652, and

Craig Slawinski 233-652.

At the first session of the season

it was Mike Almodovar on top

when he fired scores of 246-226-

236 for a 708 series on the open-

ing night of the Thursday Nite

Early Birds at Montvale Lanes.

Other great season opening scores

included Bob Slockbower 245-

696, Joe Truchan 244-690, Mike

Folchi, 243-682, Mark Plowman

269-679, Dave Spano 259-675,

Phil Desantis 245-674, Sam

Reiner 236-673, Rick Hunt 236-

672, Steve Scorzetti 242-672, and

Larry Diebner 236-670.

Manalapan, N.J. Darryl Bower

of Middletown, Pa., defeated

David Kneas of Annapolis, Md.,

248-224, to win the Professional

Bowlers Association East Region

Zenith Marketing Group Senior

Open at Knob Hill County

Lanes.

The win was Bowers 13th

career regional title. He has

qualified for the upcoming

Regional Players Championship

and looks to become the first

bowler to win that prestigious

title three times. Bower earned

$1,500 for the win.

Bower defeated Brent Hunter

of Glenville, Pa., 231-191.Kneas defeated Marty Berke of

Allentown, Pa. 212-182 in the

other semifinal round match.

Kneas earned $925 for second

place. Hunter and Berke each

earned $775 as semifinal round

losers.

Round of 8 (best of three games, losers elimi-

nated and earned $650 each):

Bower def. Steve Stein, Staten Island, N.Y., 2-0.

Hunter def. Bill Neumann, Rensselaer, N.Y., 2-0.

Kneas def. Kent Wagner, Palmetto, Fla., 2-1.

Berke def. John DiSantis, Wilmington, Del., 2-0.

Round of 16 (best of five games, losers elimi-

nated and earned $550 each):

Bower def. Greg Rottengen, Washington, N.J., 3-0.

Hunter def. Steve Ferraro, Kingston, N.Y., 3-2.

Kneas def. Mike Hastings, Millsboro, Del., 3-0.

Berke def. Tom Brodowski, New Hyde Park, N.Y., 3-0.

Neumann def. Bob Caruso, Dayton, N.J., 3-0.

Wagner def. Chris Fedden, Albany, N.Y., 3-1.

Stein def. Don Hicks, West Babylon, N.Y., 3-0.

DiSantis def. Sam Maccarone, Sewell, N.J., 3-0

Bower Wins PBA East Region Zenith

Marketing Group Senior OpenBy Russ Mills

PBA Photo

Darryl Bower accepts first place check from Kathy Kubanik,

General Manager of Knob Hill County Lanes


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Hall of Fame honors are the

ultimate recognition in any

endeavor, the granting of that lit-

tle piece of forever that never dies.

Randy Pedersen, Dale Eagle

and Len Nicholson have been

elected to the Professional

Bowlers Association Hall---Class

of 2011---adding more class to an

eternal bowling fraternity.

The PBA Hall was established in

1975 to honor the best of the bestin various categories. Nominees

must first meet or exceed basic

qualifications in years of service

and importance of accomplish-

ment explained by just three

words---above and beyond. Select

committees of veteran media per-

sons, industry officials and lead-

ers and current Hall members

make the decisions and successful

candidates must receive rigid

favorable percentages of ballots

cast.

To even be considered for PBA

Hall tribute is a unique honor in

itself, because so many are consid-

ered and so few are chosen.Pedersen, 48, is the color com-

mentator for pro tour telecasts

and the Clermont, Fla. standout

topped a solid field of six in the

Tour Performance classification.

Others considered, champions of

every major stat, were Bryan

Goebel, Steve Hoskins, Doug

Kent, Mike Scroggins and Danny

Wiseman.

Pedersen won 13 titles, includ-

ing the PBA National, was ranked

35th by those who selected the

PBA's 50 all-time best, had 34 top

five finishes in 561 events, was in

the top 20 averages eight times

and top 20 in earnings six times.He gave nearly 30 years of his

life to his sport as a colorful per-

former who always makes time to

talk to bowling fans and fill them

with stories and wit.

Eagle, 64, ex Marine from

Frisco, Texas, is only the second

player elected in the Senior Tour

classification, following John

Handegard in 2009.

"This is something I've been

waiting since I started bowling as

a pro 46 years ago and had that

teenager's hope to become a

great."

Eagle, formerly Dale Glenn and

I forget what he billed himself

before that, worked in various

phases to support himself on tour

when things were not going well.

When he changed his name to

Eagle he had the most ornate

eagle ever embroidered on a

bowling shirt artistically done on

his back, and when he was intro-

duced he let out an eagle screech

yet to be matched.

Eagle has won 11 Senior titles,

four of them majors, has been

named Senior Rookie and Senior

Player of the Year. He has won

three regular tour titles, 10

regional pro events and finished

in the top five in 40 senior tourna-

ments. He beat out three othersenior stars who are rated as sure

electees in the future, Pete

Couture, Bob Glass and Gene

Stus.

Nicholson, 70, was an all around

star athlete in his high school

days, but when it came to a pro-

fession he devoted his career to

the science of bowling lane main-

tenance and became one of the

foremost world experts. He devel-

oped programs that were used by

the PBA as far back as 1971 and

he still calls the shots for major

events as he did for the PHA for

decades.

Just remember, there's only onewinner in any tournament, and in

most only one of three earn a cash

prize, and so the convenient

excuse is always the lane man, the

hardy soul who spends much of

the night manicuring the lanes

with high tech machines, oils and

other materials that can never

guarantee fairness to all partici-

pants.

Nicholson earned the hard way

to win respect of almost all

bowlers with his constant study of

the sport, his articles on scorings

issues and products used, some of

which he invented and his widely

listened to radio show covering allphases of bowling.

"I took everything about lane

conditioning as a serious venture

and area of study, but I never

dreamed it could lead to the Hall

of Fame, the first one to be hon-

ored for lane maintenance." said

Nicholson.

Other finalists in the

Meritorious Service group were

Chris Peters and Denny

Schreiner.

The three new Hall members

will be inducted officially at the

Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas fol-

lowing the Jan. 22, 2011 conclu-

sion of the PBA Tournament of

Champions over ABC-TV sports.

They have brought great pride

to the sport, as have the others

considered and those previously

enshrined.

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J o a n Ta y l o r sTe n P i n R a p . . . .

There is so much going on in Morris county now! There have been

quite a few Tricks and Treats and here they are.

Mike Potoski, Sparta, rolled his tenth 300 and eighth 800 series, in the

Wednesday Night Mixed League at Hanover Lanes. The trick was that he

needed to amp it up in his third game to get an 800, and finished with five

strikes for an 806. He used (as he laughed) a Faball Blue Pearl Hammer,

which is an older model ball and which obviously worked for him. It was

fitted by Ken Yokobosky of Pro Image (he drills all of my equipment).

He mused that in the calendar year 2010 he shot four 800s and two 300s.

He averages around 220-225 in his leagues and dedicated his latest

accomplishment to his nephew, Nico Provenzano. Now thats a treat!

Last year Mike won his division in the Elite Tournament and this year he

finished second, losing to eventual winner Brent Tishuk, 228-206.

Speaking of the Elite Tournament, the results are in. Junior winnerswon scholarship dollars. Space permits only the top two in each division.

In addition to the above results, here are the highlights of the other divi-

sions: Bantam Girls: Scratch: Chelsea DeMartini, 88, Kelcie Mannon,

68. Handicap: Amia Rodriguez, 227, Stephanie Firling, 208. Bantam

Boys Scratch: Evan Weinberg, 212, Joseph Steele, 184. Handicap: Ryan

Sly, 238, George St. Angelo, 216.. Junior Boys Scratch: Jack Cook, 193,

Mac Russell 168. Scratch: Jake Ahner, 219, Brian Duke, 204. Junior Girls

Scratch: Sarah Rhodes, 181, Giana Loyer, 139. Handicap: Alison Ervin,

220, Emma Wright, 190. Prep Boys Scratch: Brandon Kwestel, 152,

Dylan Higgins, 118. Handicap: Harrison Tucker, 233, AJ Weaver, 221.

Prep Girls Scratch: Rhianna Smith, 123, Maria Messina, 118. Handicap:

Jackie Nilon, 220, Jessica Yerance, 209. Major Boys Scratch: Neal

Monka, 188, Tyler Vitelli, 135. Handicap: Joseph Klezyncki, 204, Devin

Pedroza, 154. Major Girls Scratch: Jennifer Wageman, 159, Debora

Vogel, 151. Handicap: Mary Wright, 207, Molly Criswell, 150. WBA

Division: Liesl Apgar, 235, Keri May, 165.The Morris County Womens 600 Club annual Tournament is sched-

uled for Sunday November 14, at Bel Pike Lanes, Belvidere. Squad times

are 10 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. This is open to any member of the Morris

County 600 Club, and for the no-tap doubles, any sanctioned guest may

bowl with a 600 Club member. For more information, contact tournament

manager Carol Chadwick at 973-398-2198. Applications are available in

area bowling centers.

The annual womens inter-county tournament, an invitational event

open only to women bowlers carrying the top averages in their respective

counties, will be held Sunday November 21 at Brunswick Zone, 679

Washington Avenue, Belleville at 11 a.m. Morris County will be well rep-

resented by Keri May (225 season average), Val Johannessen (222),

Liesl Apgar, team captain (217), Krista Cutler (217) and Linda Humes

(211) who was an alternate, but will join the team, as Kelly Kulick (239)

will be unavailable. A social will follow the tournament at the Chandeler

in Belleville. All are welcome to cheer on our county team. Anyone wish-

ing to attend the reception afterward is welcome. The price is $32. RSVPto Elaine Struss-Feret 973-463-0499 on or before November 8th.

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Member

James Edward (Jim) Wyckoff

of Hensley, Ark. passed away

October 26. He was 83.

Jim was president of the

Bowling Writers Association of

America (BWAA) in 1982 and

founded the Southern Bowling

Writers Association (SBWA) in

1972. Five years ago, SBWA

had a 25th anniversary party in

Reno to honor Jim as its first

president and at the same timecelebrated his 50th year bowling

in the ABC National

Championships. Jim worked for

the Arkansas Democrat

Gazzette for 60 years from

1949-2009, and was the publish-

er of the Arkansas Bowling

News for more than 20 years.

Jim Wyckoff was born in

Sioux City, Iowa, and was a dec-

orated World War II veteran

who served as an expert gunner

and as a military policeman. He

was a member of the Arkansas

Bowling Hall of Fame and start-

ed covering bowling for the

Arkansas Democrat in 1949.Jim traveled with the PBA Tour

to France, Japan and all over the

United States. He was a 32nd

degree Mason and Shriner, and

bowled with the Scimitar

Shrine.

FINAL

FRAMEJim Wyckoff


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4 SPORTS REPORTER November 3 - 9, 2010

"Often, the most extraordinary opportunities are hidden among the

seemingly insignificant events of life. If we do not pay attention to these

events, we can easily miss the opportunities."

-Jim Rohn

Nikki Arrigo, Will Blanco TopNorth Arlington Juniors

By Vince Albrecht

North Arlington, NJ 10/08/10 In Fridays Adult-Junior Doubles, 13-

year-old Nikki Arrigos 201 salvaged the finale for the A Girls, 398-

381 in a 5-2 setback to the torrid Cardinals; the latter spread their wings

behind 15-year-old Will Blancos 210, 213-604 who held his four-week

average at 202, best among the juniors.

In other encounters, G-Force continued to surge, sweeping past the

Mega Monkeys behind 9-year-old Kyle Sanzos three over average

games. Those Guys took control of the top rung, powering past 4Ts

Laneside II, 7-0 despite two fine over-average games from 8-year-old

Tara Horniacek. 10-year-old Taylor Horniacek had a 138 in 4Ts

Laneside Is hard-earned four points in their faceoff with Chris

McBrides Bottlecaps; 12-year-old Chris ignited his team with 157-441.

Junior Bobby Manella posted 175-498 as second-place 18 And A Half

won two of three from Team Awesome II.

The youthful keglers over average were Nikki Arrigo +37, Kyle Sanzo

+33, Bobby Manella +25, Chris McBride +23, Tara Horniacek +21,

Danny Bivin +20, Will Blanco +11 and Taylor Horniacek +10. The jun-

iors received ample support from their adult partners, notably Tommy

Horniacek who sizzled with 279-766; deuces were also posted by Tim

Bray 224, Vin Albrecht 211, Fran Sanzo 205 and Joe Cauwels 202.


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Singles league:

Brent DeLeon 268, Dan

Wuhrman 256-233, Mike

Wuhrman 245-203-202, Brian

O'Flaherty 232-213, Eric Sibbald

227-208, Nick Rossi 222-217,

Jason Prezant 220, Bobby

McCarthy 214, Bryan Kist 212,

Billy Olszewski 197, Ray

Lavender 195.

Strikers league:

Justin Schwartz 210, Alec

Guiness 171, Shannon Rossi 169,

Jillian Holmsen 163.Power Preps:

Amanda Dembeck 124, Colin

Hanrahan 124, Noah Goldberg

119.Bumper League:

Sara Galbraith rolled a 135 game.

MONTVALE JUNIORS ROCKAWAYROLLERS

Ricky Exner 673ROCKAWAY, NJ Ricky Exner

led the scoring in the Friday

Mens League firing games of


673.

Ed Cook hit 246-238-670,

Heriberto Matias 238-215-207-

660, and Ken George 238.

Tim Panek 247ROCKAWAY, NJ - Tim Panek

rolled 247, Dave Mutch 213, andScott Struble 212 in the PBA

Experience League.

In the NorBu Lodge League

Frank Grumka hit 233, and Mary

Ann Abasto 203.

Sean Cook 657ROCKAWAY, NJ Sean Cook

topped the scoring in the Lake

Hiawatha A.C. League firing

games of 2772-07 for a high

series of 657.

Mark Rooney shot 266, J.W.

Albensi 258, Joe Albensi, Jr. 256,

Doug Batsch 245-235-670, Mike

Margolit 237-210-215-662, and

Kara Cook 236-236-223-695.


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THE LEADERS AT LEVITTOWNSouth LevittownTJ Greene 760LEVITTOWN, NY- TJ Greene led

the scoring in the Friday Astoria

Federal Mens League firing a 278

game for a high series of 760.

Bruce Woodruff hit 279-746,

Anthony Gatterdam 259, Mickey

Gallagher 278-270, Lew

Gallagher 269, Paul Mazza 268,

and Charlie Malgtia 268-266-752.

Ed Werbeck 746LEVITTOWN, NY Ed Werbeck

led the scoring in the Monday LIA

League firing a 279 game for ahigh series of 746.

Chris Schnepp hit 255, Chris

Mueller 254, John Lecren 248,

Sally Gibilterra 214, Pat Pappas

213, Charlie Liotta 266, Chris

Liotta 255, Marlo Weissman 228,

and Josephine Musacchio 226.

Barbara Shelton 279LEVITTOWN, NY Barbara

Shelton topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Ladies Scratch

League firing a high game of 279.

Kathy Wodzinski hit 217, and

Virginia Vannier 204.

Bill Savarino 280LEVITTOWN, NY Bill

Savarino led the scoring in the

Thursday Night Foursome League

firing a high game of 280.

Rob Saunders hit 265-765, Denis

Mendelson 278, Tom Olino 275,

Mike Kraly 270-740, Rob

Cunninghsm 270-744, Jack

Edvabsky 269, Rob Spauster 268,

and Marc Freidman and Brian

Selwin 266.

Pat Sauer 279LEVITTOWN, NY Paul Sauer

led the Saturday Bi Monthly

League firing a high game of 279.

Eddie Weissman shot 269, Frank

DeLucia 258, Paul Bolton 257,

Wayne Falk 245, Frank Morena

237, and Jennifer DeLucia 225.

Jimmy Moore 711LEVITTOWN, NY Jimmy

Moore led the scoring in the

Thursday Hits and Misses League

firing games of 261-243 for a high

series of 711.

Lloyd Hasluck hit 236, Debbie

Cali 222, and Lu Soguero 213.

Jeremy Bush 716LEVITTOWN, NY Jeremy

Bush paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Grumman League fir-

ing games of 259-254 for a high

series of 716.

Larry Langsam hit 279, Charlie

Dina 278, Double Brown 258,

Bryan Gosline 257, Jerry Stanick

256, and Howard yeager 248.

In the Thursday Morning Strikers

League Diane Parziale hti 235,

Maryann Lawless 217, and

Kellisue Taggart 200.

John Gannon 254LEVITTOWN, NY John

Gannon paced the scoring in the

Tuesday BK Sweeneys League fir-

ing a high game of 254.

Dave Kelly hit 246, Dan Hastings

244, and Chris Lyons 237.

In the Tuesday Early Birds

League Corinne Dean hit 216,

Heidi Castor and Jennifer Traina

201, Jenn DIorio 215, and Regina

Sander 204.

Grace Fucci rolled 203, and Alice

Ingram 202 in the Tuesday Nite

Ladies League.

Rich Kremler 257LEVITTOWN, NY Rich

Kremler shot 257, Paul Kraus 243,

and Don Cleary 242 in the

Wednesday Knights of Columbus

League.

Richie Coyer 238LEVITTOWN, NY In the

Wednesday Young At Heart

Seniors League Richie Coyer shot

238, Rocco Torrieri 234-220, Bob

Haskins 227, Pete Thomasefsky

607, Ray Wilson 232, and Mike

Damato 204.

Joe Macaluso hit 215, John

Barrett 211, Cappy Capoursso

205, Walter Sundquist 204,

Marilyn Johnson and George

Kinkel 203 in the Wednesday

Swingtime Seniors League.

North LevittownMike Tear 713LEVITTOWN, NJ Mike Tear

fired a high series of 713 in the

Monday Mens Tavern League BJ

Harrison rolled 277-705 followed

by Bob Constidine 269, Justin

Sullivan 268, and Ed Small 265.

Mike Folchi 731In Montvale

MajorBy Joe Rizzi

MONTVALE, NJ - Mike Folchiled all scorers in the MontvaleMajor League, bowling a 731series on games of 257, 269 and205. His fine effort led NorthJersey Turf & Trim to a 24.5-5.5rout over Rite Way. Jason Oppeltadded 257-688 for the winningteam. Chris Arbegast bowled 244-669 and Jeff Schuster 237-665 forRite Way.

Mike Rovetto posted a 256 gamein a 697 set followed by Keith Leetossing 266-695, Tony Mascio

234-689, Mike Verbitski 228-678,John Lajkiewicz 280-678, WillisSimmons 279-671, Bob Balzarek239-670, Dave Hulsizer 238-667,Chuck Ontal 240-664, Jun Roldan226-659, Jeff Rovetto 225-658,Bob Higgins 269-654, SaraLawson 236-653, Justin Hawkins233-653 and John Rankin 233-650.


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Steve Semancik 762 at ParkwayELMWOOD PARK, NJ Steve Semancik led all pin attackers with

scores of 247-225-290 for a strong 762 series to lead an active night of

high scorers in the Wednesday, Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway

Lanes.

Scott Koenig pitched a 256 game en route to a 727 set followed by

Joe Mercurio with 279-709, Larry Deangelo264-695, Frank Beamon

243-684, Roy Castelein 285-681, Rich DeLorenzo Jr 237-678, David

Friedhoff 254-672, Joe Donnarumma 247-670, and Jim Viola 244-664.

Kevin Harrity 730 at Carolier NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ Kevin Harrity fired 268-258-204-730, Josh

Germain 208-257-256-721, and David Lee 270-246-187-703 in the

Middlesex County Major League at Zone Carolier Lanes.

Vicki Spratford 762At Zone Carolier

NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ- Vicki

Spratford led all competition in

the Middlesex County Major

League at Zone Carolier Lanes

blasting games of 255-228-279 for

a high series of 762.

Aaron Williams shot 234-257-

247-738, Jon Crowder 257-202-

275-734, Frank Bertucci 245-257-

228-7030, Pete Danyo, Jr. 231-

258-236-725, Ryan Friend 278-

247-713, and Kevin Harrity 217-

223-269-709.

Ron Gilbert 702At Wallington

WALLINGTON, NJ - As the sea-

son started for the G & L Friday

Night Mixed League at AMF

Wallington Lanes on September

10, Ron Gilbert shot a 702 series

anchored by a 263 game. Brian

Creeley rolled a 659 series.

The league was off to a good

start. Week 2, September 17, Stan

Wusyk had a 696 set.

September 24, top shooters were

Gary Eda 702, Ron Gilbert 686,

Brian Creeley 677, Dennis

Nieradka with a 664 series, Rich

Haddad 659 series and a 266game.


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Willie Zammitto 784HOPELAWN, NJ- Willie

Zammitto led the scoring in the

Madison Park Mens League fir-

ing games of 239-299-246 for a

high series of 784.

Bob Hanel shot 245-269-267-

781, Jeff Scire 279-222-257-758,

Rob DOnofrio 219-267-265-751,

Michael Ibanez 214-257-279-750,

Eric Brown 248-236-233-717, and

Eric Oppenheimer 226-234-243-

707.

Joe Herber 762

HOPELAWN, NJ Joe Herber ledthe Gemini Towing League with


762.

Warren Taureck shot 228-269-

250-747, Joe Britton 214-234-

279-727, John Baginsky 237-269-

694, Ron Tanko 204-266-213-683,

and John Baginsky, Jr. 236-225-

667.

In the Bank League John Sidorko

hit 223-225-641, Keith Fenton

251, and Robert Petz 175.

Joe Lampariello 760HOPELAWN, NJ- Joe

Lampariello led the scoring in the

Raritan Bay Mens League firing

games of 279-245-236 for a highseries of 760.

Nick Cascone shot 207-299-244-

750, Joe Plescia 279-213-200-

692, Glenn Mohr 236-257-690,

Farnk Wagner 213-220-256-689,

and Steve Venito 236-233-685.

Elio Carrasco 750HOPELAWN, NJ- Elio Carrasco

led the scoring in the Sunday Nite

Mixed League firing 279-245-226

for a high series of 750.

Sean Williams hit 247-216-207-

670, John Warshany 208-222-629,

and Cid Stentella 214-205-615.

In the Iselin AA League Russ

Hart shot 234-203-627, Mark

Wiget 202-211-606, DarrisDouma 235, and Billy Fortier 206-

212.

Dan DeBenedetto rolled 238-

604, Frank Viverito and Dennis

Fitzmaurice 223, and Nick

Viverito 209.

Michael Morris 721HOPELAWN, NJ_ Michael

Morris led the scoring in the NJ

Turnpike League firing games of


721.

Drew Rucinski shot 256-203-

223-682, Pat Jones 232-255-680,

Jeff Lee 242-210-203-655, and

Tony Rigiano 245.

Eric Halti 710HOPELAWN, NJ- Eric Haltli led

the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mixed League firing games of

279-235 for a high series of 710.

Tony Tamondong hit 221-252-

221-694, Kenny Anderson 237-

227-213-677, Rocco Fortunato

258-224-674, Rob Morris 216-

233-222-671, and Paul Woitowic

237-246-651.

R. Bienvenue 697HOPELAWN, NJ Richard

Bienvenue led the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League firinggames of 205-255-237 for a high

series of 697.

Jose Medina shot 237-229-225-

691, Sean Williams 257-627,

Sharon Ramer 219-603, and

Kristan Carlson 202.

John Baginsky 696HOPELAWN, NJ John

Baginsky led the scoring in the

Knights of Columbus League fir-

ing games of 215-213-268 for a

high series of 696.

Jeff Nemeth shot 246-245-685,

Mark Makwinski 202-219-614,

and Al Cursi 209-210-614.

In the Atlantic City Trios League

Bill Venezia hit 232-622, AnthonyVicidomini 269, and Joseph

Krupinski 236.

Gregg Farley rolled 204-230-

627, Tom Zumpetta 252, Jeff

Roberts 236, and Bill Pyrz 241 in

the Merck League.

Michael Holoka 690HOPELAWN, NJ- Michael

Holoka led the scoring in the His

& Hers League firing games of


690.

Jim Hrasna shot 215-262-200-

677, Bill Smith 258-208-632, and

Bonie Desimone 224-606.

Wayne Bebert 683HOPELAWN, NJ- Wayne Bebert

led the scoring in the Avenel Youth

League firing games of 215-223-

245 for a high series of 683.

Jason Ciszewski hit 245-203-641.

Sal Angotti 682HOPELAWN, NJ Sal Angotti

led the scoring in the Family

League firing games of 245-244

for a high series of 682.

Bryan Applegate shot 278-645,

Rocco Fortunato 204-234-205-

644, Joe Bloodgood 209-209-209-

627, and Robert Krimin 236-609.

Paul Harney 659HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Harney

led the scoring in the Tuesday Nite

Trios League firing games of 232-

235 for a high series of 659.

Matthew Manenty shot 200-230-

219-646, Richard Gibbons 277-626, and Gayle Hodgon 194.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts

League Don M. Hellhake shot

2252-34-650, Kevin Kennelly

206-249-649, and Steven Baum,

Jr. 246-625.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

GOBOWL

november 3, 2010 sports reporter

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