April 11-17, 2012 Sports Reporter

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Richard Funk III 300 at Majestic

Norm Duke Wins Dick Weber PBA Playoffs By Bill Vint - PBA

Gary Vicente Blasted 300-836

At North Arlington Bowl

BROOKLYN, NY - Tak Mok

bowled his career first 300 game at

Maple Lanes in the Thursday Men's

Match Point and finished the ses-

sion with a 744 series. John Kaye Jr.

shot a 300 game competing in the

Adult-Child League at Maple and

finished with a 739 series.

HOPELAWN, NJ – Richard

Funk III earned top honors in the

Friday Nite Mixed League blast-

ing perfect with a 300 game then

added games of 232 and 224 for

the session high series of 756.

Frank Testa rolled 225-235-

263-723, Kevin Cristi 265-234-

206-705, Kevin Eccleson 257-

245-680, Kenny Anderson 267-

216-665, and Mike Bauer 247-

246-664.

Ed Szygiel Wins 5th Annual Mercer County

Masters Tournament EWING, NJ - Ed Szygiel from Mount Laurel NJ

won the Mercer County Masters Event April 1st at

Slocum’s Bowling Center in Ewing NJ. Szygiel

defeated a strong field of 56 bowlers from 3 different

states to claim the prize.

After qualifying 12th Szygiel was undefeated in

match play until he bowled Gary Bondarchuk from

Langhorne PA (2nd place $1000.00) in the 1st game

of the double elimination finals in which he was

defeated 246 to189. He then rebounded to defeat

Bondarchuk 236-215 to claim the championship.

Last year’s defending champion, JD Santalucia

from North Jersey finished 9th after being defeated

by Jay Stout ( 4th Place) from Hopewell NJ.

Saturday’s qualifying action saw a few honor

scores, with Jaime Murr Leading the Day with scores

of 280-169-258-259-300 for 1266, Dan Nuskey (5th

Place) was a close 2nd with 279-254-300-(833)-246-

176 for 1255. Warren Floyd also chipped in a 297 for

the day. John Jacomo (3rd place) threw a perfect

game during double eliminations on Sunday.

NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Gary

Vicente only had two strings

Sunday Morning but used the 19 in

a row and 12 in a row to throw 836

in the Sunday Morning Trios

League at North Arlington Bowl.

Starting with a spare he threw the

next 18 strikes for 290-246. He then

finished with the final 12 for a 300.

Joe Collins rolled 289-767, Pete

Honan 269-758, Danny Palomino

258-751, Al-Torre Hoopoer 265-

748, Will Frazier 279-738, John

Ross 247-732, Al Gaines 278-731,

Mark Newman 266-628, Noah

Lynch 268-722, Jose Cabrera, Jr.

249719, Tom Jordan 257-718,

Chris Garbode 234-712, Manny

Gonzalez 256-709, Lewis

Manigault 259-706, Jim Giancarlo

246-705, and Mark Silva 248-704.

Ramil Caburnay 800 in Montvale By Joe Rizzi

MONTVALE – Ramil Caburnay

was the high scorer in the Montvale

Major League, rolling an 800 series.

His games of 257, 277 and 266 led

12-In-A-Row Pro Shop to a 26-7 vic-

tory over Rick's Pro Shop I. Tom

Flynn added 247-215-238-700 for

the winning team. Rick Guevarra

rolled 269-235-254-758 and Jason

Tenorio 253-237-214-704 for Rick's

Pro Shop I.

Ed Smith rolled a 749 series, on

games of 256, 214 and 279. His

effort, along with Bob Higgins' 256-

246-200-705, led Bergen Batting

Center to a 23-10 victory over

BuddiesProShop.com. Larry Toppin

bowled 279-258-720 for Buddies

despite the defeat.

Mike Folchi's 259-269-202-730

led Rite Way to a 24-9 victory over

GDC Contracting. Dave Hulsizer

bowled 267-238-219-724 for GDC.

Mike Pasch's 228-258-234-720 led

Davey's Locker to a 25-8 victory

over CZ's Pro Shop. Sam Reiner's

234-227-259-720 led J&C Irrigation

to a 19-14 victory over DFWTOM.

Alex Protin's 253-268-715 led GP's

Restaurant to a 20-13 victory. John

Rankin's 278-224-206-708 helped

Valley Tent Rental rout Rick's Pro

Shop II, 27-6.

Justin Hawkins bowled 248-697

followed by Tom Van Wort 241-690,

Chris Trembath 246-685, Mike

Rovetto 255-681, Ray Keim 248-

680, Jun Roldan 257-679, Alan

Fernand 255-679, Ron DeLuca 237-

678, Rich Naclerio 246-677, Matt

Rovetto 257-672, Keith Lee 267-

671, Andrew Hedaria 248-669, Mike

Wuhrman 248-666 and Jeff Rovetto

234-663.

INDIANAPOLIS – Norm Duke of

Clermont, Fla., won a hall of fame strikefest

with Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., last

week to win the Dick Weber PBA Playoffs

presented by Hammer at Woodland Bowl

and secure his 37th career title, third best in

PBA Tour history.

Duke’s third victory season also put him

into the thick of the PBA Player of the Year

race with only the PBA Tournament of

Champions remaining on the schedule.

Duke put on a stunning performance,

including his 836-766 victory over Bohn, a

32-time PBA Tour title and a fellow PBA

Hall of Famer.

“If you would have told me this morning

I would shoot 800 in the title match, I’d

have said I was going to win the title,”

Duke said, “but I wouldn’t have believed

it.”

Just like he had done in three previous

elimination rounds, Duke started his match

against Bohn with nine strikes for a 289

game and a 60-pin lead with two games to

go. It was too much for Bohn to overcome,

even though he answered with games of 279 and 258

for his 766 series. Duke followed his 289 with games

of 268 and 279.

“That was a match people are going to remember

for a while,” Bohn said.

Duke’s march to the title match began in the

Regional Championships round when he struck on 17

of his first 19 shots, racing away from Michael

Haugen Jr. of Carefree, Ariz., to win the Southwest

Region championship, 792-616.

In the Conference Championship round he defeated

Bryon Smith of Roseburg, Ore., 751-657, and he

advanced to the championship match with a 789

series in the semifinal round. Bohn won the second

spot in the title match with a 632 series, edging

Sweden’s Martin Larsen by 14 pins.

The PBA playoffs involved six groups of PBA

Tour, Senior Tour and regional players bowling a

series of elimination rounds. Champions from six

Regional groups advanced through Regional and

Conference Championship rounds leading up to the

semifinals and championship rounds.

PBA Photo

Third victory of 2010-11 season moves Duke past Pete Weber into

third place on PBA’s all-time list.

Tak Mok, John Kaye Jr. Hit 300

At Maple Lanes

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Pin points to ponder.

•••Yes, averages can vary as

much as 40 points from bowling

center to bowling center.

•••Never thought I'd see the

day when bowling balls came in

as many colors as Easter eggs.

•••Only a few bowlers can

stand prosperity on the lanes,

particularly when an opponent

is having it all.

•••In most sports the spectator

is fulfilled by identifying with

the player in action rather than

through the action. In bowling

most fans are also doers in com-

petition as well as watchers, so

they gain from both areas of the

sport.

•••Some people bowl because

they want to be with their mates,

family or friends. And some peo-

ple bowl because they want to

get away from their mates, fam-

ily or friends.

•••Why can't high average and

all other bowlers understand

that the USBC is not merely an

award giving organization but is

deeply involved in all forms of

services for a modest member-

ship fee structure---one of the

lowest in sports.

•••A channel ball is one that in

error goes into the depression on

either side of the lane. Formerly

it was known as a gutter ball,

and before that it was a poodle.

A bowler can usually tell how

good his or her reputation is•by

•••We have some great trick

shot bowlers but the master was

the late, great Andy Varipapa

who was still in demand when he

was 90. He went through all the

various bowling balls from wood

on up and he dazzled in person,

on TV, in the movies. He had

control, confidence, and his

main aim was to communicate

with his audiences, letting them

know that he wanted to please

them.

•••It is no knock not to win, but

it is a tragedy if you don't give

your best effort.

•••Many adults list bowling as

their sport---but they only bowl

once a month.

•••Many adults list bowling as

their sport---but they only bowl

once a month.

•••Top pro golfers, and even

some that aren't top rated, can

win a million dollars and more

in a single tournament. Top pro

bowlers still get special praise

when they reach the million

mark in their careers. That's

hardly fair. But remember we

didn't even have true profes-

sional bowlers in any numbers

in their own niche until 1958.

Pro bowlers travel the world

seeking the many tournaments

that are making roll for pay

more and more universal.

•••If more bowlers would read

all the rules before they enter

tournaments, and more tourna-

ment directors, individuals or

groups, would check bowlers

before they bowl, there would be

a lot less post tourney problems.

•••If tourney entry fees, travel,

by any means, car, train, plane

hotels and food costs continue to

escalate, nearby tournaments

will have their own special

appeal, in the head and in the

purse. Start out by rolling in

your county and state events.

•••The happy ending to too

many nights of bowling is the

simple fact that the night has

ended.

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AT WALLINGTON LANESBy Gloria Volpe

Monday Night Bowling

The high score game for the night was shot by Mike Roman 275. Steve

Smith 265, Gerald Roundtree, Mike Stella Jr and Austin Masser all had a

nice 259. Our own Joe Leardo Sr. 255, David Dodds 253 rich Graf 246

and our own Chris Vasquez 245. High Sereis for the night belongs to

David Dodds with a 714 Austin Masser close behind with a 712.

Bud Light Tuesday 4 Man

Frank Di Lorenzo with no time outs shot 268,257. Kenny Lee 267,

Jeremey Rybak, 266, Jeff Di Donienico and Tom Twist shot 259,258 245

with a 762. Kris Kovarcik , Kevin (Tito) Jackson 256 Joe Leardo Jr 258 Larry

Timpson 246, Paul Tortorici 246 , Mark Hanley,246, Lauren Rybak 235.

Best High series Tom Twist 762, Jeff Di Domenico 753 Kevin (Tito)

Jackson 738, Frank DiLorenzo 717 Jeremy Rybak 711.

G&L Friday Night League Mixed

Tony Imbriano was the high Scratch game with a 290 , Steve Shin had

a nice 289 Ed Smith 277, Bart Piccirillo 275, Neil Young 258, Young Kim

253, Chris Kim both 245, Bob Lennox & Louis Wojcik both had 243’s .

The Ladies Joely Jackowitz 264, Peaches Thomas AKA Mrs. Rock 237,

Nicki Torres 216, Andrea White 211.High Series Scorewas Chris 728.

PBA Photo

John Furey is accepting the trophy from Mt. Greylock

Bowl proprietor Gary Superneau.

CORRECTIONCorrect photo for last weeks front page article.

PIN POUNDING

AT PLAZAKarl Kastner 279-726MADISON, NJ – Karl Kastner

led the Wednesday Trio League

firing a high game of 279 and a

high series of 726.

Frank Baragona hit 244, Ben

Geffken 242-696, Oren Warter

661, and Stephanie Rahn 213.

Int the Pharma Plus League Joe

Izzo rolled 242-635, Steve Apati

231-654, Jon Russo 634, Marcia

Craig 267, and Lisa Gibbons 201.

Dan Bernstein 278MADISON, NJ- Dan Bernstein

blasted high game of 278 in the

Mc Police & Fire League.

Matt Mucci hit 246, Tim

McKenna 243-632, and Carolyn

Granato 205.

Charles Wilfong 752MADISON, NJ- Charles

Wilfong led the scoring in the

Thursday Mixed League firing a

high game of 269 and a high series

of 752.

Travis Wilfong rolled 233,

Frank Parrillo 217 and Linda

Bogert 205.

RVC LANESTUESDAY NIGHT MEN

Anthony DePace had a 267

game; 267 for Aaron Lerner; 258

from Robert Gottfried with a 709

for 3; 256 for Bill Rappel; 255

and 249 with a 741 series for John

Maglio

WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED

282 from Dominick Laurita; 253

for Anthony Depperman; George

Stephens shot a 252; For the

Women – Dawn Laurita had a

236; 224 game and a 634 series for

Maria Price

THURSDAY “EL CHEAPO”

233 and 219 for Vinnie Spano;

222 from Steve Patitucci; 214 and

205 with a 600 series for Steve

Frey

THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED

279, 276 and a 779 series for Al

Fabiano; Frank Cimino and Matt

Wright had their own 279s; John

Cardinale went for 268, 257 and a

732 for 3; 258 from John Jenkins

KOFFEE KATS

Lisa Chait had a 204 and 192

with a 534 series; 501 series for

Debbie Alvino

April 11 - 17, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 3

PBA Experience – bowled on changing PBA lane conditions: Philip

St. Amand 214-game, Allen Apgar 213 game, Joseph Caologer 212

game, Thomas Griffin Jr. 212 game, Scott Strubel 212 game, Gary

Malone 211 game; John McBryan 209 game, Terrance Sanders 208

game, Tami Mehesy 201 game, Liesl Apgar 194 game

NorBu Lodge: Keith Helbourg 232-594, John Jenkins 219-594,

Charles Wright 216-619, Lida Salberg 206-479, Lynn Perry 203 game,

Stacey Titus 194-522

Thursday Nite Mixed: Crabby Brown 257-game, Dezso Benyo 256-

645, Mark Novermbre 256-631, Scott Struble 246-707, Nidia Haneveld

236-651, Tami Mehesy 215-590, Carole Cerenzio 191-520, Kimberly

Cartelli 187 game

Lake Hiawatha A.C.: P.J. Lee 269-647, John Finno 266-759, randy

Edward 258 game, Jay McGrath 256-game, Jerry Lewis 248 game, Sam

Sapio 248 game, Les Krieger 247 game, Joseph Toolen 247-653, Larry

Lewis 247 game

Rockaway Mixed: Glen Malmstone 258-game, Mike Matarazzo 244-

685, Anthony Alston 240673, Dennis Nielsen 646, Kara Cook 236-645,

carol Scheu 235-539, Keri May 225-623, Donna Sodano 220 game

Friday Nite Mens: Ben Wawroski 256 game, James Lindsay 246

game, Heriberto Matias 246 game, Bob Webb 240 game, William

Landrum 234 game, Jim Westergaard 233 game, Frank Grumka 228

game, Ed Cook 228, Lee Johnson 226 game, Chris Morris 226 game,

James Beeh 225 game, Ricky Exner 224

ROCKAWAY ROLLERSMAPLE LANES

HIGHLIGHTSMen:

Peter Radioli 300/676

Bobby Powers 290/717

Joe Bracco Jr. 280/727

Carmine Calabrese 279/738

Steven Maruffi 278/760

James McCaul 278/701

Tim Motley 277/721

Eddie Bernardi 270/718

Women:

Nicole Martell 236/676

Dolores Nigro 235/606

Marion Alameda 234/608

Joan Mesiti 226/629

Jennifer Muselli 221/617

Taunya Eason 221/600

Vanessa Bobe 217/635

Senior Women:

Ellen Fitzpatrick 205/502

Vivian Striano 199/558

Patricia Rooney 176/498

Senior Men:Alby Pezzella 259/709

Roque Ristorucci 245/593

Sam Lass 245/611

Danny Gregorio 236/654

Steve Semancik Tossed 788

At Parkway Lanes Elmwood Park, NJ – Steve Semancik led all pin attackers with scores

of 242-267-279 for a strong 788 series in the Wednesday, Teterboro

Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes.

Julio Merino tossed 256-675, Karim Staine 254-674, Robert Glaser

235-655, and Jan Dul 279-653.


SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANESIn the Tuesday Early Birds:

Freda Amon 229, Denise Exner

216, Regina Sander 214, Shari

Gaterdam 208, Anne Zajack 208,

Karen Coyle 204, Nancy Hoch

204, Emily Socolow 202, Corinne

Denn 200.

In the Tuesday BK Sweeney’s:

Kevin Coumatus 256, Mike Riker

236.

In the Wednesday Ladies of the

Morning: Sue Minischetti 202,

Mel Bonnano 223, Ann Falco 202.

In the Wednesday Hicksville

Elks: Paul Devito 254,646, Rich

Sanfilippo 235.

In the Wednesday Men’s Nite

Out: Barry Pollak 240, Ken

Werner 234,649.

In the Thursday PTA League:

Keri McKeon 212,202-213, Pat

Roth 201.

In the Thursday Hits and Misses:

Ken Snell 243, Matt Markert 256,

Jim Fenimore 249, Irv Freed 244,

Gene Markert 238.

In the Thursday Charles

McShane 4-Man: John Liotta

298,703, Denis Nankervis 289,

Wayne Stark Jr. 269,719, Bryan

Berg 268, Darren Barlow 262, Ed

Stadtlander 259,751.

In the Thursday Night Foursome:

Angel Salcedo Jr. 288, Kyle

Ludwig 278, Peter Cornell 269,

Thomas Taravella 268,723, Dan

Thompson 267, Billy Scime

267,266,765, Marc Freidman 267,

Steve Fanelli 267, Jeffrey

Schneider 266, Justin Sternberg

265, Tom DiVincenzo 742, Josh

Handler 722, Keith Pappas 718.

In the Saturday K of C: John Papa

243,682, Dean Halverson 230,669.

In the Saturday Parrot Heads: Ed

Doyle 278,705, John Cunningham

Jr. 256.


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John Nappi 726 at Fair LawnBy Steve Nitch

FAIR LAWN, NJ – In the Friday Night Scratch League at Fair Lawn

Lanes, John Nappi took high series honors rolling a 726, with games of

248, 210, and 268. Then holding second honors was Felix Perez with a

704, rolling 234, 214, and 256. Notable high games were Rick Decker

with a 256, Edwin Diaz 251, Loucas Georgiou 258, Steve Nitch with a

257, and Todd Ulrich with a 256.

HACKENSACK, NJ - Holiday

continued to steamroll past oppo-

nents sweeping their third straight

contest in the Youth Travel League;

winners of sixteen games in their

last eighteen, they haven’t dropped a

match since mid-December as

whatever combo they’ve used from

their talented roster have risen to the

occasion. This time, Ramapo senior

Mike Carr, who qualified for the

State Tournament by finishing sec-

ond in the North 1-A Sectionals with

a 737 series, appeared undaunted by

the seemingly more difficult lane

conditions posed this session. His

triple-deuce 636 was one of only

two “600s” registered on the day,

with 12-year-old Stephen Plaszky’s

triple-deuce 617 being the other.

Mike’s teammates’Joe Malyack,

who excelled at the North 1-B

Sectionals with a top qualifier 663,

rolled 199, Nick Cilento 182 and

Dillon Cilento 175, in getting the

job done for Holiday in their 2524-

2452 triumph over Bowler City I;

best for BCI were John Draney 211

and Ryan Perez 206,195.

For Fair Lawn’s young Stephen

Plaszky, it was his first appearance

since January and he made sure it

was notable, stringing games of

201,214,202 in leading his quartet to

two of three from Montvale which

had won five of its previous six

games. The Floyd brothers’ Jaylin

233 and Justin 222 along with

Madison Perry’s over-average

triple, cemented Fair Lawn’s victo-

ry. Montvale received creditable

performances from 11-year-old

Matthew Russell and Park Ridge

sophomore Kyle Ladewig, both of

whom had identical games of 182

and 175.

Mike Carr 636, 12-year-old Stephen Plasky 214-617

In Stan Niemiec Youth Travel League PlayBy Vince Albrecht


AT RAB’SBill Slattery 777STATEN ISLAND, NY – Bill

Slattery led the Senior Men firing

games of 269-289-219 for a 777.

Joe Sessa hit 211-245-245-701,

Ray Keller 246-235-672, Joe Jew

215-2377-202-654, John Gibbie

218-244-638, Tom Mannino 233-

212-635, Bil Horner 256-211-646

and Frank Polizi 213-246-639.

In the Larry McSorely Juniors League

Jared Wichnovitz hit 208-227-623,

Sean Feldman 226, Frank Bernardini

203, and Jason Wichnovitz 191.

Dan Mancino 764STATEN ISLAND, NY – Dan

Mancino topped the D&L Auto

Repair firing 278-246-240 for a 764

session high series..

Joe Clinchot hit 253-705, Vinny

Portobello 278-688, Dan Coffaro

257-682, Joe Rizzo, Jr. 665, Rich

Bartels 257, and Bill Schweibinz 248.


Tony Balletta 775HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony

Balletta topped the scoring in the

Middlesex County Classic League

firing games of 268-248-259 for a

high series of 775.

Michael Consiglio shot 268-

236-248-752, Glenn Mohr, Jr.

250-269-207-726, Cesar Galloza

258-275-726, Bill Golden 243-

247-235-725, Jeff Monteleone

256-226-236-718, John Kertesz

266-213-234-713, Dave Bishop

235-255-222-712.

Jeff Monteleone 764HOPELAWN, NJ – Jeff

Monteleone topped the scoring in

the Academy Madness League fir-

ing games of 243-299-222 for a

high series of 764.

Dan DeBenedetto shot 268-233-

255-756, Tom Poulos 248-268-

225-741, Rich Funk III 247-237-

255-739, Mark Douches 280-224-

685, and Dina Teal 235-213-630.

In the Nulty Knockers League

CaroleMorgan shot 224-245-604.

Mark Cumer rolled 200-226-

617, John Sidorko 249, and Brent

Evans 215 in the Bank League.

Matthew Walker 732HOPELAWN, NJ – Matthew

Walker topped the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League firing

games of 208-268-256 for a high

series of 732.

Michael Ramer rolled 255-223-

226-704, Bill Slattery 222-223-

247-692, Kathleen Pranio 223-

248-213-684, Steve Salit 220-265-

675, Chris Seitz 258-221-659,

Joann Lesniak 234-222-202-658,

and Jose Medina 223-233-639.

Rollin E. Ball 728HOPELAWN, NJ – Rollin E.

Ball led the scoring in the

Thursday Nite Mixed with 248-

234-246 for a high 728 set.

Scott AKalewicz shot 255-244-

687, Thomas Poulos 204-235-

221-660, Jim MacBride 202-252-

642, Vinny Medvetz 226-205-

210-641, and Kieran Zebrowski

255-207-626

Cid Stentella 678HOPELAWN, NJ – Cid

Stentella led the Knights of

Columbus firing 247-258- 678.

Mark Makwinski shot 203-205-

257-665, Richard Maddock 246-

210-651, and Dave Chamra 210-

215-212-637.

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Ed Aumann 684HOPELAWN, NJ – Ed Aumann

led the NJ Turnpike League firing

248-224-212 for a 684 high set.

Michael Morris rolled 267-234-

679, Drew Rucinski 234-227-203-

664, Pat Jones 244-214-200-658.

Joseph Krupinski 679HOPELAWN, NJ – Joseph

Krupinski led the Atlantic City Trios

with 257-234 for a 679 set..

Erick Kerekes shot 234-222-666,

Brian Vicidomini 213-218-219-650,

John Krupinski 210-244-646.

April 11-17, 2012 Sports Reporter

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